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London, England, 1804-09-10

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Rohs. Ann. 4.—A Papal brief hat been publilbed.
formally confirming the relloration of the orders of
the Jefieirs in Naples. where they will have Colleges.
which will be united with the Ragan.

At:ovsr4o.—ln the night between the 4th and sth
intiant, a Courier arrived here from Paris. As roars
as hi. Hobriefs read the difpatchcs in thtmorning, he
flimmoned a terry congregation of all the Cardinals
in Rome, h baited feserid hours. The contents
of dick difpatchcs is as yet a keret with the public.
Vklitca. Aun O.—According to accounts from,
Corfu, a corps of R oilians has defeated the troops of
Ali Pacha in Albania, and made rhemfelves mailers
of the town of P/eVO24, which the Pilch; who is in
rebellion againil she Porte, had Gaga from the Re-,
public of die Seven Wands.
NAPLIII. Auo. B.—On the 3d of July the French
Arr.balfadcr here delivered his new credentials to his
Sicil an 11/414joey.
-

Mr. ELLIOT. the EnglA Envoy reading here,
lately returned from his country houfe. When he
paGJ Ole briJg: of St. Magdalen, he taw a crowd
.f people on the tea fhore. He flopped his car-
r.agel and enquired what was the matter? Upon
;,.hug told that a man who was bathing was in dan-
ger of being drowned, he alighted, and offered a
ew,fidcrable film of money to any perfon that
would five him ; but stone was found courageous
enough. He quickly threw off his coat, leaped in-
to the lea, and in a few minutes fatted the young
rmn by fwimming. 'l'he latter was a prielt, who
did not f.,il so return thanks to his benciatclor with
ag; eat thaw of sv,,rds But as Mr. ELLIOT did not
pat kttly underhand him, he only replied, a It gives
me more 'rouble to underhand yos than it did in
rave you I" The poptslace filled the air with etch--
matrons of approbation, to which he paid no atten-
tion, but leaped intc his carriage, and drove on.—
The gerierr•its Briton was iniiipofed for two days
fr•.ni tLe fah water he had fwahowed.—Naples Gir•

The Rate dale Church has been virated by than
der &rims, water (*pouts, (hocks of sanbquakes, &c
ar.sc lelerAl uteks past. ' •
London, England, 1804-09-10

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Boncoomi, Auo. aB.—A divificm of the flotilla
had an engagement to-day. under fail„ with a frigate
and four brigs, compofin the advanced guard of the
Englith fquadron, and in fight of that fquadron.—
The affair was very brilliant, and the cannonade ex-
tremely warm. The Englith advanced guard were
obliged to (beer off and join the line of (hips of war.
They have fuffered confiderably. One of the enemies
loggers was funk, du Og the engagement, in the
Mother
'llia of our flotilla. her lugger was Co much
fluttered that the Englith cruizers immediately tent
thirty boats to the affiitance of the crew. Our dlvi-
!Ron had tnme balls in their fails, one man killed and
aye wouuded.—Monikar, Aug. so.
CALAIS Avo. :4.—Some days of fine weather
had brought back the Englifls, who hadfbewn them-
Alves-very little for fifteen days before. Several of
their veffels are habitually in fight of the port, but
at a refpeitful dillance. On the 7th, towards noon,
a &op of war wifhed to take force pinnaces and flat
bottomed boau arriving from Dunkirk ; but the cam
non of the forts, and the light artillery on the coaß:
proteCted the flotilla in their centre, and they enter-
ecillhhharbour without the finnUeft accident.—Psi
liqi' ' Aryl yr. ..
Aaerwsar Agosa7.—We are informed that the
Boulogne flotilla is daily augmented by frefh arrivals,
and that the whole divifion at Havre is to join it ; it':
is lidded, that every thing ia quite ready for trse ex-1
pedition : yet the followir.g circumftance would al,'
moll induce uSto believe (in fpite of every probabi.,
lay, even of the fpeedy execution of the enterprife),l
that it is not to be attempted wet : via. that it is (c-i
riou fly intended to ere& new barracks along ete coaft
of the Channel, for the comfort of the troops, during
the winter.

Atlas. Atta. 29.—His Welty the Emperor ar-
rived here yetierday at half pall four. He Was im-
mediately edited by the Tribunals, the Clergy, the
Council General of the Department, and the different
Public Bodies. The Mayor. at the head of the Mu.
nicipal Council, prefented him with the cop of ho-
nour, and famples of the different massufatures.—
His pretence was.expeiled at a ball in the evening ;
but it began fo late that we were deprived of the
honour of his hlajelly's company. He was received
by the whole city with the moll enthufictie demon-
tirations of joy. His Majclty is at this moment en-
gaged in miming the Gicnadiers ofthe Referee.—

Baossims, Aua. 25..r.The Mayor has informed
the inhabitants that her Majelly's journey was pod-
poned, and that the Emperor would arrive here
About the middle of neat week.

Au G. v.—His Imperial Majelly the Emperor is
expreted here every moment, unlefs he lhould be pre
vented by afbkirs of importance. Every thinsta i:
readmefs to receive his bUjetly in the fi,r
manner pof4ble.
London, England, 1804-04-02

NAUTICAL INTALLIC:BNCIL

DIAL, hcaaca 31.—It blew very hard lah night
froth the northward, which has kept fuch of the
blockading (hips as were here dill in this anchorage.
At prefent the wind is from the northward, but if it
becomes moderate, I immagine they will get under
way. Nothing farther has been heard from the ene-
my. coafl. it continues to blow kcal from the
northward. _

Arita 1.-It was reported here yefterday, that
the Auvirter had an engagement off Boulogne a
few days ago, but the refult or particulars I have
not been able to learn. Several of our blockading
(hips which were blown in have again failed. The
ftone ihipa are Rill here.
London, England, 1804-04-02

FASHIONS FOR APRIL.

Fact D ri. Opera dr4 made of .bliff Bib. Thekair
ornamented with s gen, and a lace Short robe add
train of fine white mania, embroidered di -round with a deep
border; the Mews wry Ikea sod looped igloo the top 0( the,
ara► The hair dreired and ornasigstad witbd Saki meld% •

ANDMOININO Di chefs of work-
ed waft. the bottom of the train and thews tzlimateel
lace. A very long veil of black lace, fattened up so
a gem. White ilwes.-4. A walk*: drefs of Mai wbitioteraba,
tucked round the bottom in wry. (wan tucks, the frost mile to
button up to the throat with a colter. A thaw burst nisiesed
with blue ribboo. _ _ - • .

Netts Elaana-1. A ftraw hat tavola up in froillanad test-
muted with a curet the hair very long over the face P-s. A Week
black lace veil pinned over the hair —3. A hat of pink bit turned
up in from and trimmed with quillinp of Mack lace..-4. A Ore.
cian turban of white muftis with pearl, or diamonds in frocit,and
a Elver (prig.—,f. The Elfy Bey Turban ornamented with
gold or filer *mamma-6. A Turban of fade and nmailin,-.7.
A white ratio hat turned up in front and oenamanited with white
oftrich fathers-2. A boned of Drotrairon velvet turned op in
front, with a bow or comb in the hair..-9. A turban of *bite
Patin ornamental with white elicit feathers.
Os toica-The prevailing colours am Lila*, Buff, Blue,
and Yellow. Sindtera are at prefent preferred for walking.—
Straw hats, swiftly of the gipfey shape, are beginning to ►e worn.
The large Elk &awls continue to be much worn for evening.
London, England, 1804-04-02

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH.SAUCE.
'FAMILIES in general are refpeOfully informed,
•■•J. EUEGE6S ausiban's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ES.
BENCE of ANCHOVIES FOR. FISH SAUCE, condones to be
prepared by them In the fame manna that has obtained bleb ad-
verts" approbation for many years palt.
The imp juftly acquired fuperiorlty of that Article is fatly am -
firmed In the opinion of the Cowan' at large, and of Perfons reit-
dent In all puts of the world, and hosing Rood the tett of Wok
Emma In the Gmation it pow maintains.
The general matt of THEM ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
nod other /UCH SAUCES f FISH, ed. induces them, from the
vulturous Adrertifsenesua daily appearing, to caution Familln, Re.
In put-draft the fame, as mac Is to be had of THEIR oe or urns,
but at thdr Warthoufe as dada.

-... •••• ^ •—•-- --
Every other Mille in the Oil Trade for family are, of the belt
quality.
Warelhonfe, No. roy, corner of Savoy Steps. Strand, London.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

In the Preis, and or Tuciday next, the gd of April, will be publithcd,
price Three Shillings and Sispence,
AN Authentic Account of the Correfpondence,
2. Consecrations, and Elopement of Mrs.LEE with Mr. LOU-
DOUN GORDON; in which are introduced faithful Copies -4
the Letters which pafrul between her and Mr. Gordon, and an
Account s( Mrs. Lee's Dream, Dever before publilbed.
Annexed is a faithful Report of the Trial at Oxford, as taken
ilwat-Mod.

The whole a edited by, asd is rablifised under the Sapetin.
tastiest:, and With the Autboeity o
• LOUDOUN HARCOURT GORDON, Erq.

Printed for John Ginger. No. 169. Pkcsalilly ; and Thomas
Nora, Paternsiter-row ; lota ago by all Bookfallcra.
London, England, 1804-04-02

WINDSOR FOREST.

TO BE LET, fOMPIXIELY FURNISHED,
A LARGE .4nd elegant MANSION-HOUSE,
fit for the immediate reception of a Nobkman or Geode-
tical:ea Family, fituate in the molt pleafant part of lA'indfor Fong
Euellent Gardens, 'kith Hot Houle, Green-Houle, dcc. &c.

Near zoo Acres of nett Land, moltly Meadow and Paftore,
Sod eontiguou, to the Hoare, may be had with it, if required.
Particulars may be known, (by principals only) on application to
Mr. Roberts, at Wokingttam
London, England, 1804-04-02

YERSEr, MARC?!

Confiderable alarm was excited here on Friday lea
Signals were made for an enemy's fleet ; about two
o'clock thirteen gun boats were fo near Granville
Bay, that their hulls could be perceived from the
loweti part of the thores without the help of glaffes.
They were in fight for Come hours, and appeared to
be failing in the direaion of Granville. At night the
MIRCULY frigate, Captain Bouvaata, came from
Bantry Bay, and made chace. On Saturday night a
very heavy cannonade was difiinElly heard r.n the 1
French coati, fuppofed to be the frigate engaging
the gun refit's. On Sunday night a heavy firing
was again heard. Scarce a day paffes but fignals
are made for convoys or veifels palling along the
French coati. There appears to be a great want of
light retie!' on this nation, to intercept them ; had
there been a few gun brigs or cutters in Granville
1 Bay on Friday, the; could eafily hay,: got up with
the French (hips, as they were in Gght feseral hours.
It is true that fometimes a gun brig or two comes.to
Granville Bay, from Guernfey, but in general there
1 is nothing here to intercept the enemy's fhips.
London, England, 1804-04-02

A NEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND,

WITTI M7llllllOOl COMER PLATT&
Thus day was publiked, in two thick and elnfely printed Volumes.
price tow. hound, or on fine Piper, price TU. bound, IBA rated
with is Hiftorical Defigns, and a large Map,
'THE HISTORY of ENGLA ND, from the earliett
Record, to the General Pe cc of lso2, 'written perpofely
Oar the Ufe of Schools and Young Perrone of both Sexes.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Beskihire, and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the

Earl of Moira.

It h.* tong been a fuhJ•n or complaint among the inftruetors of
youth, that no hillory of our own country has hitherto rained, is
which the author, avoiding the extremes of prolixity and brevity,
has adapted his work to the pradlleal purpofes of tuition. The
prefent work is an attempt to fupply the wining deka, in refpodt
to the quantity of Information, and It Is preformed tt will alto be
found to poffefs itrong grounds for general prefenmee, In the rum
her and variety of its decorations.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
and fold by Tabart and Co. at the juvenile Llbrary,No. t c 7, New
Bond.Rrcet ; by Wilton and Co. Tort ; Moseley, Oainlborough ;
Archer, Dublin ; and all other Bookfellers Of whom may be had
all the other valuable and eltenned School Books of Dr. 'devote.
London, England, 1804-04-02

AFFAIRS IN INDIA.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH3t.
WHITEHALL, MARCH 31.
The folkiwing Difpatebes have been received at the Salt. India
Houle from the Govetnor in Council at Bombay :
litteadt et a Letter from the Governor in Council at Ilombay, to
the Court of Ditedort, dated,Sept l 1803.
Major General WELLESLEY having commenced
his operations againft the fortrefs of Ahmednagur,
on the Bth of Augull, we bad the fatisfaCtion to learn
that the above-mentioned fortrefs fcll into the Major
General's hands on the r tth following. The atchieve.
went of this enterprife was attended with the lofs of
feseral brave officers and men, as will appear by the
fill of the former infected in the margin •, but the
acquifition of it is of great importance, as it is con-
fidered to be one of the llrongett pofitions in that
country; on this ground, therefore, General War.-
minty has, for the prefent, taken poffeffion of the
fort and dirt iets dependant thdeon, and placed them
under the management of Captain GRAHAM, of the
Madras Eflablifhment, with ordersto colleet the re.
venues, and to render the refourcm of that acquifi-
don as fnbfervient as poffible to the objects of the
campaign. In advifing of this refult, Ire beg leave
to offer to your Honourable Court our congratula-
tions on the diainguifhed and rapid fuccefs which at-
tended the Britifh arms under the direClion of the
Hon. Major General WELLESLEY, in the reduCtion
of Ahmednagur ; fruiting alfo, that we (ball {portly
be enabled to report ao equally favourable refult with
refped to the fort of Broach, the meafures for re-
ducing of which are now in progrefs.

• unLio.

Captain Grant, of the 78tb Regiment.
Cageain Humberfton, of Ditto.
Lieutenant Anderfoa, of Ditto.
Linn. Plenderleadt, aft Battalion of 3d Regiment, Madras.
London, England, 1804-06-06

DIFENCE OF THI COUNTRY.

This bufinefs being fettled.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
immediately rufe to addrefs the Houfe refpeEting his
long promifed motion on the Defence of the Country,
and (poke to the following purport:—
It will not, I fuppo(e, be for a moment difputed.
that the great objea of recruiting and organising
London, England, 1804-11-22

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER $2.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT 014 E O'CLOCK
Coif*ls, money. 311U—dittn, for act. $11.1.....0n111111113 I.
Reduced ri.—Eschcq. We,
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 16 166 India Stock di
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 37 hap. 3 per Con. 3611
0
3 per Cent. Conf. 38 las 3 per Cent...-
4 per Cent. 74 Each. Bills, par Is. Of.
3 per Cent. Navy, uti Otoniunt Si pron.
3 per Cent. I 7117 94 ENS& Tickets 1112. ys.
Long Ann. ibi 13. tfotha Conf. for ace. 18}

The anfwer of the Span& Government has been
received. From the accounts that have reached ns
we have reafoo to believe that French intrigue has
prevailed at that Court, and that the anfwer is unfa-
vourable to the hopes of peace being maintained with
that State. Since the receipt of the difpatches. a
more than ufuAl hurtle has taken place in the dif-
ferent departments of Government.

Letters of a very late date from Leghorn Rate,
that an epidemic difo►der had found its way to that
place, and that great numbers of the inhabitants had
fallen a factifice to it. Oa the firß appearance of the
difordcr a confultat ion was held of all the faculty► to
enquire into the nature of it. Two only of the num-
ber pronounced the complaint to be the yellow fever,
and were unfortunately among the firk who caperi•
enced its fatal dials.

The French papers contain fnese hints spina the
criminality and diradvintages of carrying on a con-
traband trade, which, though announced in the °tape
of letters from different quarters, are evidently from
the French Official hareatnr, and a part of the fame
London, England, 1804-02-09

NAUTICAL INTELLIGRNCIL

The-Awrisors, of 5o guns, Sir SIMI'? SWIM
43,1 failed from Yarmouth for the Downs, to be under
the orders of Lord Kim. and to be employed on

the coal! of France.
PLYMOUTH, Fsa. 7.—Came in the Rosaato, of
guns, from Duhlin, with the following veal, tinder
her convoy for London ;--the Draper, Capt. *Do-
HAL% from Belfaft ; Venus, Capt. CAOCIMIT, from
ditto; William, Capt. Masatau, from ditto ; Legan,
Capt.M'C ,from ditto; and Cunningham Boy.
Capt. FITZS MONS, from ditto; Diana, Pa IL SOM. from
Dublin; and the Hero, DOGIA4, from Belfaa, all

laden with linen and other
tic Aueosa, of al guns, from Poufinouth, with a
fleet under convoy.—Sailed the Auttoaa on a cruize
to the weflward failed alto on a cruise the NaiAD.
Of 38 guns; PLOVIIt, of t 8 ditto; and the ATALANTA.
of :8 ditto. The Tsaatata, of 74 guns, Lord H.
PIULSTT, failed this morning tO join Lord CORN.
wattis's.fleet. There are now only ftITIT fail of duo
line in Cawfand Bay, fitting for fea, which will be
quite ready and off this meek.
Order; came down ycßerday for the Flt moon's,
of 40 guns, Hon. Capt. blultitar, now fitting is Ha-
moire, and juft ready for fea, to tale Rear Admiral
Meals and fuite to Jamaica, to expedite the failing
.of the4s fail of Well ladiamen and traorportu with
troops, now here.
PORTSMOUTH, Fie. B.—Arrived the Cyctora
fiigate with a fleet from the Downs; CoNtyzaos
and Muut.ta gun rads from a cruize: put back the
MIDICUILT frigate bound to Gibraltar. Sailed the
Pow (loop of war on a cruize.

le iii
London, England, 1804-11-13

MM"

TO THE EDITOR OP THE STAR.
Ste--I have read with much latisfaftion.in your
valuable and well-condirded Paper, the Letters of an
Aresiiies Yeostati on Military Taffies. I entirely
agree with him on the advantage of training foldiers
to aft as light troops, and of accufkomi
ang them to
manauvre with celerity and precifion, ccording to
the exigencies of the moment, without adhering to
general risciples. The advantages miring front this
mode. of warfare have been acknowledged by the
Weft Generals, and mutt always calm fuccefs to
that army which adopts it. In turtking over the other
day a French Journals containing, anthog. other
things, an account of Carom Mifitaires ar Uuibeit, I
round the following paffage, which, as it eorrobo.
fates the opinions Of your Ayrfhire Correfpondent,
I could not help maiming. It is as collars
0 Goibert " lays the author,' takes a view of the
principal odes of war, Mantises in each the bed dif-
politim for attack and defence, and points out the
Smplen method of mansuvring and which can be
taught in the awed time ficAble. He takes l
to am
taught
pains to prove the inferiority of the pa ralle
obligoe order, which be makes to in general
Martinis certain parts of the line to aft with more
view ia one point ; to penetrate, turn, or tut Off the
He Milts on tha ineouienietice of tem
pre.vioutly formed immutable, or too dif.
Mai
to be changed, and which the enemy may.have
.1110ltrir re. He proves that it is may by
:gross before an enemy that one can milked
him, ;mince him to fires Calk combinations, and iii-
fpire him with a fecority is regard to the point you
web to attack, which will be a pledge of his defeat.
He Stews alto, that a General may manoeuvre with-
out dagger, and keep his troops in colanms fo long
as the enemy is not near enough to attack him, be-
fore.they have beta-formed into order of battle t—
thai he may retard that moment in the ratio of the
agility of his troopy.in their manoeuvres ; and confe-
gamily that thin Tigsky it a rbaraitelflic ?repro .f a
railiwary. This (continnes be) was one of the
maxims of the King of PrufGa, fo often applied in
his brilliant emnpaigns : it is that of General Lloyd,
Who famed in thel campaigns, and who confiders
fried; agility, ail asslifily, as the principal charadlo•
Tilley of a good army. It was that of Mahal Sam, '
who fold, at the end of his life, mar will k. carried
le on dig with the lags. This truth was fully proved
by the war of the moieties, but on a grand laic,
sad with eirennaltanem which render it al mob new.
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NAUTICAL iNfILLIGANCE.

Paws Ames, Ave!setrr a—Saturday eienktg after
Pod, artivid the Rover. of Yarmouth, &w asp, from
Soothampfon. with bricks. &e. for Cotk yederday
the PLOVIII. and GAN Kr floops of war, the former
from a eruize, and the latter from Plymouth t alfo
the Norway Mips Maven Dorthea, Captain Myst-
GA•Rioj and Fortuna, Captain LENACCS, from Dram,
with timber, &c.: and this morning the Indufiry;
WINDH•re matter, with feat, &c. for this putt. The
PLOVIR !loop of war failed this morning, fuppofed
for Plymouth.

TOILII4T, AUGUST 7.—Sailed the ORPHFUS frigate,
HILL, with the fbips under his convoy for Newfound
land, Qtebec, and Halifax.
PLYMOUTII, AUGUST 7.—Came in the PLOYSIt, of

18 guns, from a cruize ; and the Nt sr ROD, of 18 gun*
from the weftward. Sailed the TIGRE, of 74 guns,
to join the Brea fleet. The only (hip now remaining
in Cawfand Bay, is the PRANCE Groacs, of 98 guns.
Letters from the HAZARD, 18, Captain NET', dated
at fen, received by the Dove, her prize, arrived yet.
terday, floe, that the fpnke with, on her crulze, as
American flip from St. Domingo, for Bourdeaux,
with too French merchants and their families, fugi•
fives from the maffacre of Dasszatmee, which. they'
cfcaped by a miracle almull, and got aboard the
American (hip, though with very little. of their pro-
perty. They fay the maffacres and Aniders were
dreadful, in the bigheft degree of atrocity. Came in
from a cruize a revenue reel; alfu, from jerky, the
EALING fchooner, and Va r La, 14 guns,from a cruize ;
the EALING left Rear-Admind 'Sir Jams Sav es* a Cz,
-1C: B. and the fghadron under his command, all well
as Stuiday laft. Gs mmmmm osz's fquadron were at
anchor lag Saturday, at noon, in Camara Bay ; con.
Wog of one Blip of three decks. five of two decks,
four frigates, and a corvette, under proteSion of the
batteries. Letters dated a few days fine were yef-
eirday received from Captain 'Laws,, of the Royal
Marines of NKr rro eral 84 guns, Rating his being
fate and well on board that Ihip, after getting off
from the Gloms Hands, where he had been *noting
rabbits, fo that the account of his being made pri_
toner was premature, though be had a very narrow
efcape.
PORTSMOUTH, Atmore. B.—Arrived the Mica&
cutter and ALSIT logger from a cruize. Put back,.
the Gu.oav, of 98 guns, Admiral Comma:JAl.
DIAL, AUGUST B.—Arrived his Majefly's flan
Romney, of so guns, with a fleet, confilling of about
t6o fail under convoy, from the Leeward Iflands:
alto the P A Gamer, with the Royal George, Earl
, Camden, Henry Addington, Bombay Cattle, Earl
of Abergaveny, Dor fetflaire, Ocean, Watley, Alfred.
, Hope, Wisford, Warren }fallings, Exeter, ConGs,
and Ganges, EaR Indiamen ; nook Watfor.l, Wil•
liam Penning, Thomas, Betley, and Eliza, from the
South Slew,. under convoy, froth St. Helena. Wind
I N. N. W.
London, England, 1804-04-03

MARCH Dr.

//totem, landed at-Fitlaife de Neville the stria of
January, and on the 24th of the fame month. at
StockhoLn, it was reported the Freer Coast's, was
alTaftinated. _ _

.._
Dunnutiaa has efcaped all the refearches that
have been made after him. _

According to the German Gazettes, the treaty of I
Exchange between the Houfe of Außria, and the
Prince of BIITZCWXIIM. relative to the Town and
Chapter of Lindau, is concluded.
The InfpeEtor General MUCH` made a Report to
the Frau. Coasu a., with refpein to the arreft of La•
sitacisa and Pietas Jams, two famous brigands of
the party of Gunaoss. They were taken after a
molt defperate refinance made by them and two ac-
complibes, who have for the prefent made their ef-
cape, againfi a party of the Gendarmerie, who at-
tempted-to arreft them. No lets than twenty piftol
Otots were exchanged between the Brigands and the
Gendarmerie. One of the Gendarmerie received a
ball in the brea ft, by which he is dangerouny wounded;
and one of the Brigands arrefted had his left hand
(hot through.
London, England, 1804-06-09

LONDON.

SATURDAY,JUNE9
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
CAnfole for uay A—Rained 53/..Ogisolum
4 Per Cent. 72191-3 per Carr. 94

Laft night's debate in the Houfe of Commons ve-
rified what we Rated yefterday, that the idea of com-
promife bad been abandoned by all parties. The
Minifter bad a majority of 40,—only 3 three more
than Mr. AnDiserroa when he refolved to refign.
From this it is pretty plain that the prefcnt arrange-
ments cannot continue long.

The firing beard on the French omit on Sunday
evening was from Come French boats proceeding
from Calais to Boulogne, affifted by Come of the bat-
teries on fbore, having been attacked by Come of our
frigates and (mailer cruisers. A calm prevented our
force from getting dole to the enemy, and in the
night they flipped back to Calais.

Difpatches of confiderabk importance were yeller-
day received ftom Peterfburgh. The meffenger tra-
velled through Holland, and came over in a bye-boat.
He was therefore a Ruffian, and probably carried at
the fame time difpatches to the Ruffian Minifier in
in Holland.

French Papers to the 3oth ult. inclufive arrived
yelerday, after a part of our impreffion was worked
off.—The Trial of Mostar, commenced on the 39th,
and excites much interefl. In the Monsieur of that
day there is a letter from Mosaau to the FIRST CON-
SUL, dated the 7th May, krftifying himfelf from the
charge of having confpired again& the Government.
Our limits do not allow us to do more than lay be-
fore our Readers copies of the letter, and of the aa
of accufation againQ Moms AU. The latter has been
publinied by the Government, along with the aCCU.
Cation of the other perfons charged with confpiracy,
in an Bvo. volume. Moasau's trial was expeCted to
La for feveral days. _ .

The paper of the s7th retentions the trial and con-
demnation of a perfon charged with confpiring againtl
the atw Government. He was immediately fhot.
London, England, 1804-04-04

BIRTHS.

Veftrnlay ft'nnight , the Lady of Robert Botsford, Efq. of Crest
%se hee-itrect Portman-(quart, of twin daughter..
riday moniing, the 1 ady of Lord Francis Godolphin Mont,
at hi. I.ordOsip's kat, at Gogn,gog Hills, of a fon.
On the 211 t ult. at little Allem Hall, Staffortithire, the Right
Hon. Lady Grey, of a daughter.
At bdinhurgh, on the asith ult. Mrs. Campbell Hamilton, of
Milburn, of a fou.
At Nei...mains, on the 23d ult. the Lady of Robert Gordon,
Efq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1804-02-06

DANCING privately taught in the meta eleg tnt
Ityie.—Mr. WILSON engages, that grown Perform ti to
peat advantage ty twang itst in private with his family. w
tanks a (et for dmeing at the ' convenience and at no moc,
reposes than ether mitten charge for public teaching. Pupils may
board Is the book, and be compacted is the nett Lay parts d dan-
cing In a kw days, as eo&tant attendance is given. The filedt
af-
lembiy is held every Wedneid •y, on the Cow ro!es and n gutations
whack have given great Catwalks. toe 22 years pail. Fuming and
Matt aught, and (aback attended.
WO. as, Harlon-from. Ninnies.
London, England, 1804-02-06

•NOTNRR LITTIiI Ulla OATS.

Yellerday it blew a perfea hurricane, accompanied
with the heavieß fall of fnow we have experienced
this winter. It was exceffively cold, the wind being
northerly, our Boulogne fquadron endeavoured to
proceed to their Ration, but could not get out till
this morning.—A brig from Yarmouth laden with
barley, having (prank a leak, was obliged to run on
the beach to Cave the lives of the crew. She does not
appear to have fußained any material damage. The
wind is now S. W. and all the chips and veffels,
cept the IMISOITALITE, LOCUST, and Atom, re-
main in the Downs as per LIR.
PoaTnsOUTM, FRB. 4.—The BRITANNIA, Palace
GIORGI, PRINCBSS ROYAL, and WINDSOR Curtis,
are under weigh to join the Channel fleet.
Arrived the Wotvaaiss, of 16 guns, Capt. Gol-
an., from a cruize.—The Hiatiorraw and *Nom,
with a convoy for the Mediterranean ; and the Fts
GUARD and Houso, with a convoy fir the Weft
Indies, will fail to-morrow morning, fhould the wind

continue fair.
The profecution againft Captain d'Esrtaar,-of
the Royal Marines, doted this morning ; and the
Court adjourned till Monday twelve o'clock, when
he will enter on his defence.
Yat MOUTH, Fats. y.—Friday failed the Sates gun
brig, with a convoy laden with barley, bound to Ire•
land. Yefterday failed on a cruize the ANTELOPE,
of so guns, Commodore Sir Svnnrr SMiTI4. Ar-
rived la CH IFFOIIIIII frigate, and ADDER gun veffel.—
This shy failed la CHIFFMINE fur Sheernef., to repair
her damages, having (offered very much in her faisl
and rigging in the late gales. Arrived the Sortvr
cutter, frntn the Humber, with eight fail of mer-
chantmen, bound to foreign ports : the Swiss. and
Convoy arc expefted to get under weigh this after-
noon, as the wind has !hilted to the Northweff.
Itentaln in thefe Roads, the titan, 74 guns, Ad-
miral -P.vss&L; ADDER gun veffel, Visstt gun brig,
and three cutters. The Eats of LEI paact,
Captain C TwoupEON, which arrived lately
from Holum, has received an order from the poa.
office to retrain here, to take on board the Honour-
able Avrissit Note, liv/so is going to the C;urt of
London, England, 1804-08-08

11 LAST DAY'S POLL.

This Wog the lei day of the Pail, the frig* of
both pasties have been alscomincusly naive in the ler-
' vice of their favourite Candidate--the Weft accotmta
that we could leant from Seentford, fated that Sir
Teases' BVILDITT had potted atp at nine o'clock.
and that at eleven he was 14 a bead on the whole
poll.

A few:deys fines a woman of the seem of Lire
fifty•eigist years of age, living ielletheal-Greee. was
delivered of a male child, who with the mother. is is
a fair why. Two days after, ger grand-daughter mem
deliveted of twit's. What readers this circumstance
the more eatraredinary is. that the old lady had set
a child finer flee was thirty years of age.
On Weilnefiday. the met-bnefoi belonging to the
late Sir FIRDIS&SDO POOLS. Bart. mere told by see-
-1 tine by Mr. TATTISIAILL• They fetched one thous.
fend, three hundred and forty-fix ponds, two
fhil-
lings. Mot of the principal Members of the jockey
Club were prefect et the file.
Mrs. Lrrenvitte is perfotming a variety of dui-
raters at Birmingham, and has alb ded ample proof
of the verfatility as well as the greatods of her ta-
'eats.
A very extraordinary phenomenon has lately bert
upon the theatrical world :—A boy, of the name
Berrie' not exceeding twelve years of age, reeds
and enaitc the principal of all Smitatsraaaa's chap
raters, in a ftyle of faperiority that shoniffses the
experienced Aftors. He has perfmmed in Ire
land. and is now exciting general aftonilhment at
Edinburgh. Of the Rage his manners are puerile,
as he is often teen playing at marbles in the morning
land afterwards Richard 111. in the evening. He is
rather Ibort of his age, flight made, but has great ex-
preffion of countenance. The moment he begins to
convene upon page luifinel he appears an infpired
being. He has a pleafant turn for repartee, which
make; his company much fought for. The Edin-
burgh Manager expected bit fears. at fire rehearfal,
that hi. voice would not fill the honk. "My dear
Sir." replied the little hem of the Whin, " I beg
you would be tinder no apprebenflons upon that
*rote. for. if my voice does not fill your twee. pro.
bably my playing will I"
A ludicrous eiretnoftance occurred on Monday, at
Leigh-woods, Somerfet.—A party of Ladies and
gentlemen nn a rural exearfinn, having feared them.
'elves under a hedge, and lighted a fire to regale
themfelves, were prcfently farround.ri by Peace Offi.
cers,with warrants for their apprehenfinn as tutgrantr.
The county havirig been lately ;defied by pulp of
gypfieo, orders had been ;trued for felting all perfone
milting fire• in the open air.
On Sunday afternoon, a man &effect to a railer
went to leveret fruit and gingerbread Rani in Shad.
well and the neighbrilirlivod, where he patted off a
good deal of cnnnterleit coin. The deceptit.n was Coon
dikovered, and the fellow was, after Come reftßance.
fecored. On (Catching him, 43 coun•ertstt
f4ven half gn;neas, and 14 feven.fisilling prem. were
found ferreted in the lining of his breeches. After
bong taken to the PublicAffice, be was cosisaitemi
feir is examination.
London, England, 1804-11-12

Ti Wadi will be added the revived Grand Serious Pantomime of
RAYMOND AND AGNES; •
Or, THE BLEEDING NUN.
With New Scenery, Dearer. and Decorations.
TM Overture and Mae by Mr. Reeve. The Ballet cow-
poled by Mr. Farley.

This Esening—i.The Blind Bargain ; with Raymond and Agner
On Wednefdsy. tie Cabinet.
TiK Public arc refpectfull) informed that a New Comic Opera,
Is three Aaa, is in rehcarfal, and will fpeedily be produced.

FASHIONABLE DANCING BY MIL ALLEN,
PRIVATELY taught to Ladies sad Gentlemen of
any Age who have sand karat that Am:impliniment, or
not In the Improved Modern Style. at Na 19, Sherrard- Rivet,
Gaiden.lquare; No. 16, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet Erect; and Nn. ro, 1
Great Alie-Brut, Goodoun's Fields. They are taught on Plans
oxprettly formed (or thole to wharf it is an dike to acquire It
espedhioully, Priv.nely. and in the Bra Pyle of Faltdon. Mr.
Allen it *Bitted by hieffrs TomUnfon and Adaras,stito alto teach
tie I:arp and Piano Forte.
Foreigners, Officers, sad Country Rdidents who may wills to
Ism In a few Days, may Board and Lodge primal la the Nook,
end receive couilanriaftrwition. s
ReipeCiable Schools and Eamdies near Town..regularl y attraled
atalinAmeted Ur every elegant reuilite of Modern Dancing.
The Affemblies will be as deal

APDRESS YO THE PUBLIC, from the MANAGFRS of the
NORTHERN INFIRMARY, dial:allied at IN VhstNEM
IN an Adaters to the Public. foliciting fappott for
the NORTHERN INFIRMARY, eitablillud at Inveriorg, it
is moweeffary in this mAghtened age to enhance hs claims by an
e %plan rim' of lts bar aunt utility ; eltablidtments of 'hi. deferip.
tine. are fo laudable, and luffermg humanity is fo deeply intercited
b their profecrity, that the heft qualities of our nature are e'er
wiled when we are employed in promoting and fupp&dng them.
To Intereft, however a greasye people in behalf of the Northern
InArmary, it may be proper. briefly to drferiba the exteut and pc
esSarelreurnllanc,sof the country in which It is Atuated, pa t:eu
bay for the inh.rmation of loch as arc Inclined to obey tinic-
tates of their benevoience, though unconneracd with this of
London, England, 1804-02-01

FRANC: E.

PARTS, JANUARY so.
Admiral Leroy co s‘ Taevi ca.,. who lately re-
turned from St. Domingo, is gone to Breit with
focassfecret inftruaions.
General Rate is employed .in the armament at
Toulon, to which place he conveyed fecret infiruc-
tions for Admiral CANTHEAUME,who is to command
the expedition preparing there.
We expel daily here the chofen battalions of the
Italian Legion, defiinctl to augment the number of
the Confular Guards.
At Morlaix, an brigade is forming from pa-
triots, prifoners, and dcferters. It is nearly complete.
The Grand Judge, and Minitter of Police, has
'Written to all Prefeas, chat Government detires to
be immediately informed of any occurrences that
may difturb the public tranquillity.
In the Weighbutirhood of Dinant, feveral thonfand
'apple.trees were blown down, or (battered by the
'storm of the ,6th left month. Number of families
are ruined by this accident, as cyder is the only pro-
aation of the country.
At Calais there has been taken up as a fpy, an
Italian, who fold rags in the morning ; and in the
afternoon. in an elegant dress, frequented ell public
places. He had upon him a number of guinea's.—
Another Italian is arrefted as a fpy at Boulogne.
In the forells of Belgium, 36,000 oaks have been
cut down for our navy.
The. German, Horneman, who travels for. the
Tsndilh African Society, is,gone towards Goodall',
and intends Coon to return to Europe.
Count Mat tore arrived at Vienna on the 3d init.
He does not go, as was reported, to live upon his!
effates in the Ukrain ; but is invited by his Sovereign
to St. Peteriburgh, where, many think, he is intended
to occbpy an honourable place in the Ministry.
The Dutch Government has ordered the fhip of
the lifts, Old Barneweld, rtow at Ferrol, to joiw the
French• fquadron there; the •deflination of which
matiot long ofernain a fecret.
'Me officers and biters of the Englifh frigate
• Bassoon arrived at Rouen on the 36th left month.
The_fornser were depoftted in the houfe of St. Lo, apd
libtr*WW in the Convent tithe Urfetines. The fai-
SW *Parted on the slith for Beauvais, and the offi-
iflßlillitbe 29th for Verdun. They all arrived and
dioneeed under an ecort of Gens d'Armes.
Linen from Italy fay, that great aaivity prevails
is the Italian Republic to recruit the army. The
ftledications at Legnego are continued without
kliettetpelon t and this place, is well as Mantua,
with
and Piaaighetotte. are ordered to be pro.
WM a numerous artillery, ammunition, and
proident.
• Itds again reported, that Mate.. the Vice Prefl-
&sat of the Italian Republic, on account of his bad
lane of health, it to Mira. The Prince BORG H ISI.
fosse perfoets think, is intended as his fucceffor.
fieveril Ruffian harbours in the Black Sea art or•
dared to be vivid elienals, to build or repair the
Ruin natTols that ka.
tilm•••••••1
London, England, 1804-08-30

•
upon which are the letters M. A. g the initial and
terminalling letters of the word Mafia. They are
of a fine unpreffion, and engraved" with extrifite
tab, which afcertains the date of the foundatton o
the town. Every one knows tharblarfeilles was fort
wetly a colony of the Phocians.
Several officers of the 3d battalion of the 23d re-
giment of infantry, which was lately at St. Domingo,
have arrived, upon parole from Jamaica, at Sour.
deaux.
M. de ROCHANSIM7, Ex-Marital of France, and
father of the General of Dig/Ulan, Rocetawasau,
late Commander in Chief at St. Doiningo, at prefent
a prifoner of war in England, has publilhed the fol-
lowing letter ;
" At itochambese, Dear warning, jay sr. dera.
" Citizen Foram, Colima of St. Domingo, hes, aoreediagss
the Newfpapers, bid a very Wow complaint spina General Re-
CnAMIIII,AU, before the !remit Capful at Hivannol I knew
from experience, that in the cruel pollute my fon farad bistfdf ,
during the laft Its months of his command is the some of Cage,
beamed both by lea and bad. it would howbeen Mkt& foe
him to avoid ezerelling Lane ass of fetwrity, wed epos the
meaty and the wants of his troop. But *bat I know es more
certain it, that there hew generality in tradueing two palms
now, of whom the one Is it Havarti, wad the other is the
County of Derby, which is the glace where feet is prikose
In England, both Wanted by tbs avow, at a at me
woes loam cats
is
Valued) a nocaaussathliea."
London, England, 1804-08-30

by John Harding, No. 36.34 Juses's-ftreet.

Iblithq.

This day was pul _
la (mall *Chao. price to.. 6d. or on large paper, is,.
THE DANCE of DEATH ; reprcfented in 3o
Plate., painted by HOLBEIN, and engraved by HOLLAR.
*.• In the early ages of Cluiftlanky, it was the ractice to re-
preterit the fallacy of worldly pleafures,and the tran&ory nature of
all osir purfuits, by cshibiting on the walls of thc churches and
In other fituations, fermi figures carried away by the Guidons or
Odin, in the midft of their aenufements and occupations. Of this
Media the Dance of Death, painted by Holhcin, and engraved try
Molise, in the exteenth century. The prefent Work coellfts of
an ettay on the origin and progrcft of thck James, it then defcribes
the cut a
cam:Judo' with a Own account of • Dante of Death,
found in the old Cathedral of St. Paul's, Invented by a fiweign
&MIL and brought into England be John Lidgate, a Benedietine
Monk, in the ragn of Henry the Sixth. The plates in this very
' curious and interalting publication, thirty In number, are from the
i original coppers etched by Rollo, and borne of the fot.Jefta arc
very beautiful. A few copies may be had in 4to. price tl. Is.
London; Printed for J. Harding. 36, St. James's.ftrect, and J.
Murray, 31, PlectOrect.

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOONS.
'This day was publillied. the ath Edition, enlarged,
Price One Shilling and SU-pence,
AGIIII)E to INSTRUCTORS and PARENTS,
in the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of the acct ELEMEN
TARY BOOKS, In every branch of Knowledge: peanuts, out
their rercetive merits, and the unit" in which they ought to be
ruccetitycly mioreal.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Retest' of Newport., and late Mart r of the Grammar School in

that Tows. '
The following CRITICAL SANCTIONS have appeared Of TIIIS
valuable and ukful woes.
. This is a well-written and indleimas Putlicatlon, conveying-
much praitt..al Information on the Subbed of Educatioo, and is
therefore highly worthy the Perufal of every Patna concerned in
the Improvcount of the riling Oeserattea. The Account of Books
generally tired in Schools Gyms to be the reran of Ex perkucc, and
' certainly Jitplaca much erne/Moo. The Author's Itecommenda-
! tion. and Strictures are accompanied with filch Rcaa
fons and crit!.
cal Obfervations as dn him great credit, both as and
and
Cluill lan Teacher."--Antkiscobbs Review.
" In the lint part of this Work are (event judicious Ohferva-
tloos; and the fxond part enumerates the moll ofefal Mit...do:tory
Books In (-very branch of knowledge, remarking oo their respec-
tive merits, and menacing Parents and In ration avaintt (wise
Book. whIA the Author. u p.m ;...ft groove, ohjedls to. Among
thofe recornmt ncled, we do not ..46.11,C any that we coOrNicT a.
0114 aionat,k.--Ilkitias Critic.
PrMted tor Thomas Reynolds, Osford-Brect ; aod fold by th d
e
BooltfJlers In O. fool, t;ambrldec, Edirburgh, Glafgow. an
Duldna.
London, England, 1804-11-23

WEST INDIES.

BARISADOth Ocr. B.—The number of national
troops in the Hand of Martinique does not exceed
530; moll of the forts are manned with the Militia,
who are known to be attached to the intereft of Eng.
land, soder whole Government they experienced
f 'as liberal proration IA war. On this Militia the
e temy eau plate no reliance, and probably they would
b: found rather to forward than to refill our views.
The Rate of the place is truly deplorable. Trade,
from the &Miners of the blockade, is totally at
Pond, and of courfe the produce of the Illand re
mains as ufelcfs lumber in the flora of the Planter.
Such is the protaaiou extended by the G•eat Nation
to its infant colonies. Unlefs, therefore, we are much
deceived, you may foon cape& to hear that that va-
luable Wand is again in eur poffeffion.
Commodore HOOD, it is Paid, is fhottly to be united
to a daughter of our worthy Governor Lord Sea-
loam The ceremony would have taken place ere
now, lot for the unfortunate intelligence received
here of the death of Lady SZAFOITH'S
Ocrosta 14.—A frOtte from Toulon, with two
hundred (oldie's. is arrived at Martinique. A great
*ember of the troops on that Wand have been taken
off by the inall-Pcx, which continues to rage. We
axpat to have the Britith Flag flying there in Ja-
nuary next. Our frigate, having been repaired at
Antigua, is returned here for the protation of our
bland, and we can boaft in having in her name, the
Bowsaws's, of ao guns, as fine a (hip as any in the
Britidi Navy, The Baisanots was formerly le
&save, a noted French privateer, purchafed by the
inhabitants, and given for his Majelly's fervice.
London, England, 1804-02-08

A MEW 3E11E3 OF THE etancAL REVIEW.

THE whole of the earlier Numbers of the Critical
Review preferred in the hands of the proprietor (Mr.Santisil
}Lonna on fur the purr& of ounpicdng feta hark; been defirrty.
calve the tremendous ire that motioned Ids entire Prbsdag.ol9re
Nd Dinning .baufeon the ad of tall February, and the eolnyktkro
Prior icts being hereby rendered Impollibk, a New Series M this
mood commence with the umber for January, and be pub-
ic the Art day of she enfulng moth.
The nertillty of forh an arra- gement is obvious; and the son-
teflon Melt that the advantages of It will be equi to its ntecflity.
rbfiature rochafers, the work will become new, and pads s be-
*arc although anthorifed and castigated by the esperknet of
vaif MIN canary: to ha form tricoas, It will be another sod
the tome and, for their benefit, the conJudors will am perteveire
wealltmat references to the antecedent

•
As every thing bowmen is capable of nosetionstion, and as etre-
Wort Is the hare* guide to improvement. the prnpeietor will avail
inrafOt of the opportoulty hereby &Worded. to 1 •trolore into bin
Man theft (mond trivial amnia winch it Inn been foggetied to
non may vet contribute to Its porkftina. Among other advantages,
Pmfm•fea. elehifively of the lode: appended to every feporste
l'elnlots and without dolstiiii a page from time torrent roushers.
is add Losolaily, or at the chic of every pentad of In years, a
‘,,ottal to the [Aciculate of eighteen valkunea. which every
hkh pahad malt neeelarity produce ; and to profet.t It gratettoolly
the Molar welder, of the work.
lake the prestige of ketone knowledge. or other eirewoltaw
',woodlice him to inflames fear* Swank the lotkors will then he
hooltpersted, a Ilaberal lAna aliewhoi, and. in like outorter, de-
'TM to O.: hippenera of the leetwal. free of carom.
Leedom • Primal ter 0. rd J. litekhnhein. Patensufter roar.
MC laotttr Hamiltim tubes dim epparnmity of Inforening
k• (Lend. and s holotlaisc. thikhe is how re-eltablllhed in the print-
WM* et Ma at,ftedOil, sle+

la a for Day, will be potabed. in Two elegise Volumes Foolfcat
Wave price Helfu-Guinea in Boards,
THE MILITARY MEN ['OR, being a Series of
A. Lettere rreemly written by a Genersl (Aker to hie Son on
Ms uttering the Army; romprifing a Coorfe of rle,mot f..ftruclioo,
calculated to mate the Clufteters and Aceompiidiusernre of the
Gentimaan and the tioldher.illultrated by namerous Examples and
Anecdotes fron Aneent and Modem Hillery.
London, England, 1804-11-24

. „
DUBLIN, ROPEMBEI 20;

Sir •
Str Fsirron Arttata's Mounds with *1 x' 4rt
Hunt found another Corbally fot on Saturday recur:
ing Lift, and wtio took them a rcioß famous/An evr.
Hugheßown and Teanran Hills, eroded the Slane
though in a rapid Aped, at Tuck Mills; sted,then bur?
cover for a few minutes in Mr: SauarMes'a plaint;
lion, but, not one, hound flinching the tinpra,,,. Ibez
foon forced trim away again with a hisintifil entOrn
over. Bartinglafs Hill, froM tlienee thlwetwarr,
Gasemit's improvements, front thedce over tin-
dra Hill; and fo ftraight add right forward
and horfes went; and they !tin inteibisgallerit fox •
nearly to the top of Ladeen Mountain.—The effrEt
of the croffing the Slane y and the hunt up BiltinglA Is
Hill was uncommonly fine, and as full of energy .0.1
beauty as any thing in this way could be teen with
any hounds or in any country. ;,.
(?n Sunday the tith inft. a young mats mounted
on a bay mare, Came to the houfe of a perfon at Bat •
lygawly, in the county Tyrone, with his area in a
fling, apparently. very much bruited fforn a fall he
bad received—The owner of the hO if: E red to fend
for a Surgeon, but the invalid refuted to have one,
and notwithßanding.every entreaty which was made
for him to go to bad, he perfißed in lying all night
upon the ground. He Would eat nothing on Menday
or Tuefday—the latter day he was tinted by a clergy.
gyman, to whom he *at very polite ; bat on a fech
den he took the reyeiend gentleman by the bated,
hint-to the door, dad% e lois bow, and then am the
door. On WednefdaY be quitted Ballygawly, and left
a letter for the owner of the boa*. catiteining three
guineas. The letter mentioned; ff that was not !ef-
ficient he would pay any thing more that was de.
manded on his return. He bat dutch the appearance
of a Gentleman ; is about five feet fix inches high,
has a florid completion, red hair, and blue eyes, be
work a green coat, (biped vett, blue pantaloons, half
boost, and liver (pure.
Ott Sunday, a private foldier belonging to the tub
Light Dragoons, was taken out of the river near
Carlifle-bridge, in which he is fuppokd to have fal-
len the preceding night, owing to the want of * wall
or pallitade. The Rate, of our quays in general .is,
' indeed, fhameful.
• Yefterday, the third brigade of Yeomantry Went on
pqrttinneet dim for four days.