Star.
London, England, 1805-03-02 00:00:00

NAUTIPAL INTELLIGENCE.

nant of the Knartlborough Volunteers. The mob
had for thei: banner a Ruffed ale, and its motions
were the fignals for violence and tumult, whenever
the magistrates prerumed to interfere. Sir John In-
gleby remonfirated with Mr. Allen, and Mr. Dewes,
on the impropriety and danger of their condult, but
the former told him he had no bufinefs there with bus
banditti, meaning the (pedal conflables. Upon a mo-
tion made by the ars, an attack commenced, Sir John
Ingleby was thrown down, and his fervent was drag-
ged to the river fide by the mob, who threatened to
drown him ; the Bailiffs were affaulted, and were
happy in efcaping as well as they could. It was im-
poflible to refill the affailants, as the Volunteers of
Enarefbnrough, who ought to have repreffed them,
joined their party, and promoted the mifehicf, and
unfortunately the military were not within 20 miles.
He derailed various aas of violence, and then Rated,
that the BART., finding it impraßicable to cleft a
Barge's. nr even to put one is nomination, had made
a fpccial return. What the cffeB of that return fhonld
be, it was for the Committee to decide. They were
fufficiently acquainted with the law of Parliament, to
render it unneceffary for him to addrefs them on that
lubjea. He would only beg leave to call to their at-
tention, that as early as the reign of Edward the
Firft, fevere laws had been enarßed for the preferva-
thin of the freedom of eleftion : and the refolutions
of the Houfe of Commons from that period, had
uniformly declared the violation of that freedom to be
a very high and flagrant mifdemeanor. After refer-
ring to what had been done in fimilar cafes, he con-
cluded by trolling that the Committee would equally
in this inflame vindicate the dignity of Parliament,
and the right of elation. He proceeded to examine
witneffes in fupport of the petition, but as the evidence
may probably be laid before the Houfe of Commons,
as the criterion for its ultimate judgment upon this
very imr:ortant fobjea, we decline becoming the me-
dium ot its anticipation. The Committee fat till the
whole of the evidence in rapport of the Petition had
been heard, and then adjnorned till to-morrow.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION COMMHTEE, MARCti t.
Mr. Picor occupied nearly the whole of the morn-
ing in fupporting the return in favour of Mr. G. B.
MAINWAR Inc. He afterwards produced a witnefs;
but as it appeared he had been in Court during part
of the, former examinations, he was not allowed to
give his evidence.—Adjourned till to-morrow.

States ; frix. tobacco, pitch, tar, turpentine, flax,
hemp, malts, yards, bowfprits, flaves,heading, boards,
timber, fhingles, and lumber of any fort ; horfes, cat-
tle, Cheep, hogs, poultry, and live (lock of any fort ;
all kinds of grain and provifions, computed from the
date of the proclamation.
FEL a.—Some curioaty has been excited by the
fall that Mr. Buaa and Governor BLOOKFIIILD, of
New Jerfey, have both been for fevcral days in town
(Philadelphia). It is well known that Mr. Butt
Rands indieed, by a Grand Jury of that State, of the
crime of murder. It is alfo known that Governor
BLOONTIIILD is the warm perfonal friend of Mr.
Buie. It is further known that Governor Bs.ooK-
risLn prides the power of fcreening a culprit from
trial in the State of New Jerfey. What carnation
thefe fails may have, and whether they have had any
influence in producing a meeting of thefe twn Gen-
tlemen out of the State of New Jerky, we leave to
the conjeaure of our readers.--Urrirerf States Casette.

ridding within the fold dada, null he free : the males at the age
of , and the females at the age of ."
Mr. SANDFORD moved to confider the motion at
this time. The Houfe decided on the queftion, and
thcre were 57 for the Committee confederation, and
only'3o againil it ; whereupon the fame was taken
into confederation.
It was then moved to refer the motion to a Com-
mittee of the whole.

The yeas and nays were called upon the queftion
of reference, and were as follow—Yeas 47—Nays 65;
of courfe, the reference was not carried.
The queftion was then taken without debate, on
the original refolution—Ay as 31—Noes 78. So the
refolution was negatived.
In the Houfe of Reprefentatives on the 23d of Ja-
nuary, Mr. Clowins lIILD Rated, that according to
documents laid before:Congrefs, 1500 American fea-
men had beep impreired, chiefly by the sritilh, and
lie called upon the Atrembly for a remedy adequate
to coned the evil. The documents were ordered to
be printed.—He then called the attention of the Houfe
to Come Proclamations, which he Rated, had lately
been ;fitted by the Governors of the feveral Britifh
Well India Mends, interdiaing the American trade
after May next. In confequence of thefe Proclama-
tions, he moved the following refolution, which was
ordired to be taken into conflderation on the Monday
following :

Y ILefol;ed, That the Committee of Commerce and Manufac-
tures be inn:tided to inquire if any, and what further provablo he
neeeirary for the protation of the commerce and feamen of the
United States; and to inquire whether any foreign country has
made soy late regaiatioos with a view to mooopolge any branch of
the American carrying trade.to the I:achieve benefit of loch foreign
cannery, or which in their operation, may he injurious to the 'lyri-
c:abatel or commatial interefts of the United States. And alfu to
inquire into the expediency of prohibiting the exportation from the
Voiced States, of all goods and merchandife whatever, in foreign
ihips bound to soy port with which the veffels of the United States
are not allowed communication, or where a free and unreftraincel
trade is not permitted in the produCtions of the United Sates; and
that ;be Committee be authorifed to report by Bill or otherwife "

Early on Wednefday morning his Majesty walk
ed from Windfor Came to Eton College. He was
accompanied by the Princefs of WALL:, and Princefs
CHAR LOTTS, in a CarTiage. The Royal Party were
received by the Heads of the Foundation, and the
young Gentlemen, who were drawl up in regular or-
der in the great hall. His MAJ/ITY conduaed the
Princeffes through the College, and explained to them
every particular relative to the eilablifhmegt. His
Majesty was accompanied by Count Holism, the
Earl of UXIBRIDOI, Generals Istamteks sad Fitzaoy,
and Mr. Vi turas.,

At a very early hour on Thurfday morning, time
Meirengers arrived at Kew, with difpatches from Mi-
nisters to Maissry. 'About eight o'clock they
left Kew for London, with his Mai/sirs anfiver to
the difpatches.
The Oratorios at Covent Garden, owlet the direc-
tion of Mr. AlAiw r.sT, commenced lalt night with great
eclat, and promife to be very fuceeftful. The per-
formances were receivist with grist mud, Wetted
applaufe:
Wednefili!y morning a molt cntertain•
meet was given at Weymouth by P. ?lawman, Elk.
'aymaller of the ad Wilts Regiment, at the Noy
Foot Barracks. Molt of the &atonable company at-
tended, and were highly amufed with the band, which
played many favourite airs during the repaa,
Sr. DAVID'S Day.—Yellerday the Hon. Society of
Antient Britons, attended by a band of mnfic, went
in procelSon to pay their refpeas to his Royal High-
nefs the Panics of Watts, Patron of the Inaitution,
and from thence to St. Martin's Church,' where an
excellent Sermon was preached by the Lord Bilhop
of Ex ETU, inculcating the divine precept—
.. He that giveth to the poor lendeth unto the Lord."
Several fine pieces of facred mufic were performed,
The Society returned in procellinn to theFreemafons
Tavern, Great Qt2een-flreet; where ;n excellent din-
ner was provided.
Yeaerday a Court of Directors was held at the
EalL India Houfe, when Capt. Jams: Hay' of the
Coutts, took leave previous to departing for China.
Yeaerday a fire was difcnvered to have broken
out in a brewhoufe at Twickenham, which at era
threatened to deflroy all around it. The damage,
we are glad to find,"was confined to the brewhoufe ;
but to what extent we have not heard.

Yelterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Com-
mon Council at Guildhall. After the proceedings of
the lali Court being kid, •
The Coal and Cora Committee laid before the
Court their Report in writing; recommending a Pe-
tition to the'Honourable the Houte of Commons for
permilion to bring in a Bill for chnfolidating the fe-
veral AEU of Parliament relative to the Coal Trade
into One, which was read, and a Petition being pre-
pared for that purpofe was read by the'Clerk of the
Court, and agreed to, and the Sheriffs, attended by.
the City Remembrancer, were ordered 'forthwith to
prefent the fame accordingly,
The Committee for improving the Port of Lon-
don, alfo laid before titeCourt a Petition to Parlia-
ment for railing a tut:ther fum of 60,0001. for finifh-
ing the Canal at the Ifle of Dogs, which was, after
being read, approved of, and ordered to be pre.
tented at the fame time.

Mr. WatrwMAN called the attention of the Court
to the propofed additional tax on Salt. He made a
variety of obfervations, Chewing the pernicious ten-
dency of fuch a tax; after Orongly enforcing the in- ,
jußice of taxing an article fo high, of which an equal,
or perhaps greater quantity was confumed by a day
labourer than a perfon of opulence, he moved the
following Refulution :
Rd Ived, That the article of Salt foetus an effential ingredient
in the food of man: That guy Mende of duty thereon would
therefore be grkvous and oppreffive to the Middle and poorer dates
of the people, and would patty aggravate dm evils now 'riling
from the prefent excedive high prim of many of the moft twain,
at tides of life.
Mr. Wail. Rocas then propofed requelling the City
Members to oppofe the Paid tax.
Mr. PIIRRING recommended the difcullion to be
deferred, on account of the thinnefs of the Court, and
moved that it be poßponed until the neat Court; which
was arced to.

PENZANCE, FIB. 25.—Since my laft, the Induf-
trious, JoHN litardsa, of and for Cardiff, arrived
from Falmouth ; the Six Brothers, J. Rosters, of
Kidwelly, from Poole, for Swantia. Sailed the
French gun boat No. 213, for Plymouth ; the Comet,
WILLIAMS, for London ; and the Thomas and Wil-
liam, Paowe, for Plymouth.
YARMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Yellerday arrived the
Sutra gun-brig, from a cruize. This afternoon, the
Mailer of a cod•fmack arrived in the Roads, report-
ed that he raw a lugger privateer, having a dark fore
and main-rail, and light mizen, capture a brig and a
chip, both laden, between Happilburgh and the Le-
mon, and then made all the fail floc could with her
prizes.—This day failed his Majeny's hired gun
brig the Ara, Lieutenant JoHN SHERRI/4', for her
nation or Mend, to relieve the Cauizsit (loop of
war; and the Sums gun-brig, after a privateer, to
the Northward.—Arrived the Scour gun-brig, and
remains with the.. following (hips of war, viz. the
Monmouth, Admiral Russet ; Majeflic, of 74 guns,
Ardent, of 64, Antelope, of so ; Cormorant and
Infpator !loops ; Fly and Badger cutters.
HARWICI4, Fca. 28.—The packets with the mails
of the 26th and thole of the aid, for Hufum and
Gottcnburgh, failed this morning.

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nant of the Knarelborongh Volunteers. The mob ' States ; viz: tobacco, pitch, tar, turpentine, flax, reading within the raid atria., nun be tree i the mates at the see NAUTIPAL INTELLIGENCE. .)
had for thei: banner a Ruffed ars, and its motions hemp, malts, yards,bowfprits, Raves,heading, boards, of , and the females at the age of ."
were the fignels for violence and tumult, whenever timber, fhingles, and lumber of any fort ; kluges, eat- Mr. Saworoan moved to confider the motion at PENZANCE, Fut. 25.—Since my left, the Induf-
the magiitietes prerumed to interfere. Sir John In. tie, fheep, hogs, poultry, and live flock of any fort ; this time. The Houfe decided on the queftion, and trinus, JOHN Ktemut, of and for Cardiff, arrived
gleby remonflrated with Mr. Allen, and Mr. Dewes, all kinds of grain and provifions, computed from the from Falmouth ; the Six Brothers, J. Rosters, of
there were 57 for the Committee confederation, and
Kidwelly, from Poole, for Swanfea. Sailed the
on the impropriety and danger of their condua, but date of the proclamation.
the former told him he had no bufinefs there with bus Fes. a.—Some curiofity has been excited by the only'3o againfi it ; whereupon the fame was taken French gun boat No. 213, for Plymouth ; the Comet,
banditti, meaning the fpecial conilables. Upon a mo- fah that Mr. BURR and Governor BaOOIIFISRD, of into cenfideration. WILLIAMS, for London ; and the Thomas and Wit-
tion made by the ars, an attack commenced, Sir John New Jerfey, have both been for revere' days in town It was then moved to refer the motion to a Corn- Sam, Baowv, for Plymouth.
Ingleby was thrown down, and his fervent was drag- (Philadelphia). It is well known chat Mr. Botta mittee of the whole. YARwOUTiI, FED. 28.—Yefterday arrived the
Red to the river fide by the mob, who threatened to ftandi indieed by a Grand Jury of that State, of the
drown him ; the Bailiffs were affaulted, and were crime of murder. It is aifo known that Governor The yeas and nays were called upon the quenion Sutra gun brig, from a cruize. This afternoon, the
/finer of a codtmack arrived in the Roads, report-
-1 happy in creeping as well as they could. It was ins- BLOONTISLD is the warm perfonal friend of Mr. of reference, and were as follow—Yeas 47—Nays 65;
ed that he raw a lugger privateer, having a dark fore
poffible to aria the affailants, as the Volunteers of Buita. It is further known that Governor Baoom- of eourfe, the reference was not carried. and main-rail, and light wizen, capture a brig and a
Knarelbnrough, who ought to have repreffed them, Imp polfeffes the power of fereening a culprit from The queftion was then taken without debate, on [hip, both laden, between liappilburgh and the Le-
joined their party, and promoted the mifehicf, and trial in the State of New Jerfey. What conneaion the original refolution—A yes 3t—Noes 78. So the mon, and then made all the fail the could with her
unfortunately the military were not within 20 miles. there faits may have, and whether they have had any prizes.—This day failed his Majeßy's hired gun
He derailed various aas of violence, and then Rated, influence in producing a meeting of thefe two Gen. refolution was negatived. brig the ANN, Lieutenant JOHN SHERRITF, for her a
thet the Bina., finding it inspraalcable to cleft a tlemen out of the State of New Jerfey, we leave to In the Houfe of Reprefentatives on the 23d of Ja- Ration oft 011 end, to relieve the Cal/mss. (loop of
BargeiS. nr even to put one is nomination, had made the conjeaure of our readers.—United States Gazette. unary, Mr. CIOWINSHIERD Rated, that according to war; and the Snips gun-brig, after a privateer, to
a fpeeial return. What the effelt of that return fhonld documents laid before:Congrefs, 1500 American fee- the Northward.—Arrived the SCOUT gun-brig, and
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be, it was for the Committee to decide. They were
fufficiently acquainted with the law of Parliament, to LONDON. men had beep impreffed, chiefly by the Britith, and remains with the.. following [hips of war, viz. the I
Monmouth, Admiral Russet ; Majerlic, of 74 guns,
render it unneceffery for him to addrefs them on that • be called upon the Affembly for a remedy adequate
Ardent, of 64, Antelope, of so ; Cormotent and
lubjea. He would only beg leave to call to their at- SATURDAY, MARCH 3. to correet the evil. The documents were ordered to Infpeaor (loops ; Fly and Badger cutters.
tention, that as Early AS the reign of Edward the PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; be printed.—He then called the attention of the Houfe HARWICH, Fes. 28.—The packets with the mails
FUR, &vete laws had been enated for the preferva- Confetti, for money. 58.1—for April, 581-oamium 4. to Come Proclamations, which he Rated, had lately of the 26th and thole of the 22d, for Hutiam and
film of the freedom of eleftion : and the refolutions PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY t
been ;trued by the Governors of the feveral &kith Gottcnburgh, failed this morning.
of the Houfe of Commons from that period, had Bank Stock 179 Bank L. Ann. 17 iii
uniformly declared the violation of that freedom to be 3 Per c• Red- Ann. that India Stock rile Welk India Mends, interdiaing the American trade FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
43 perp Cceetflat. C7e4ionL 58.158,..44 Imp. 3 per Cent. 57i DEAL, Fes. 38.—Artived the Sir Andrew Mitchell armed thip
after May next. In eonfequence of theft Proclama- from nortenouth, with a convoy, which are failed for the River.
a very high and flagrant mifdemeanor. After refer.lmp. Ann. co-t6ths
ring to what had been done in fimilar cafes, he eon- s per Cent. Navy 89111 cannttan 4 prem. dons, he moved the following refolution, which was came down from Sheeroefs the Ramillies man of war. Arrived
chided by milking that the Committee would equally 5 per Cent. 1797. rot toot rot Calf for see..3lliff the Hope hired armed cutter from a cruise off Havre, and re-
ordired to be taken into connderation on the Monday mtiesin the Down. with the chips a. per kn.—wind V. rquanT,
in this inflance vindicate the dignity of Parliament, The average prim of the Funds for the ten days.preceding Tod- , . with rain.
and the tight of eleaion. He proceeded to examine day sat has hem ftrue.k, according to the Ad of Parliament, to tollowing :
MARCH z.—Arrived the Arab Coop of war, and feveral gun
enable the Holders of the Loyalty 1.4.1.11 to make their aPdl9l,-, a Redolent, That the Committee of Commerce and nunlike- brigs, from s cruise. Came down from Sheernefs, the Curlew
witneffes in fat pport of the petition, but as the evidence They are declared to be as under:
may probably be laid before the Houfe of Commons, 3 pee Cent. Navy LIS I 0 4 torts be initruded to inquirelf any, tutd what further pond* he (loop of war, and remains in the Downs with the [dips as per bit.
as the criterion for its ultimate judgment upon this 3 per Cent. Reduced 57 z z 0 mean for the tontattan of the commerce and younon of the P. S. Sailed the London Packet, M.Dougall, for Philadelphia.—
very imnortant fibjea, we decline becoming the me- They will therefore receive Coked States; and to inquire whether any foreign country has Wind
fat till the Either Na -
vy Cm zo 6 made arty late rerdatioos with a view to monopolife any branch of GRAVISIND Fee 28 Pillled by the Jones, M'Donnell, and
diem of its anticipation. The Committee Or
the Eagle, Dillon' . for Belfall.—Saikti the Mariboroogh, Adams,
Redo
whole niche evidence in rapport of the Petition had It is fup that a majority of the holdersl,7wshOSareCto declare the Araerkan carrying trade,to the esehifive benefit of fueh foreikn for Dublin; Maria Charlotte, 13 10111 CS, for Liflion ; Carbfle,Olb-
coontry, or which in their operation, may be injurious to the sgri- fun, for Baltimore, and the Sovereign, Sale, for Jamaica.
• been heard, and then adjnarned till to-morrow. their option ea or before the z3th init. will take flock at this veto-
-..--.,- Woo. • eukand or anontercial interefts of the United States. And alfu to Attica L—Sailed the Diana, Vaughan, for Africa; Jupiter,
Law, for New York; Vidoria Birgueft, for Madeira • Zeeluft.
SAIDDI.F.SEX ELECTION COMMHTEE, MARCH t. Donne. F2IIIIIDA It 1r 25. inquire into the expediency of prohibiting the exportation from the
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent. By#—Exchange, Dublin en London of of. __ Abfalom; and Omnibus, Dirks', for Embden. .
Mr. Picot. occupied nearly the whole of the morn- netted States, of all goo!ls and tnerehandife whatever, in Weir Ar. a ivso—At nohlefter, the Chatiners, Stone, from Oporto
ing in fupporting the return in favour of Mr. G. B. Mips bound to any port with which the tied& of the United Statem —At Hoylake, Ahem, -.•—. from Savannah ; and the Her-
deuane, Mattock, from New York—At Live
Yenerday an interelling difeuffion took place in
MAINWAR Iwo. He afterwards produced a witnefs; • are Dot Snowed communication, et where a free and unreftrainc4rpool, Cotton Plan. 1
tNer, --
ew
York-At from riew York—Al t li.V. lin, Pruience Bunker, front.
but as it appeared he had been in Court during part the Houfe of Commons, upon the motion of Mr. trade is not putaktat
in the produCUons of the United Sates; and
AtL,ork.
Sw irtenvezy,
ki..ofvteoym
New
;pa:, f;inniaNdeew York
of the former examinations, he was not allowed to Gits s, for the renewal of the Commiffion of Naval that Me Committee be authorifed to report by Bill or otherwife."
give hls evidence.—Adjourned till to-morrow. Enquiry, which, in confequence of the late proroga- —. from Seville; and the r este, Butcher, from London—As
tion, will now (according to the terms of the ACt), Early on Wednefday morning his Majesty walk MillitGp, Louis Williams; ;intim, from London—AA the ite,..
AMERICA. lamas, Nile, Gwyn, from Africo-tln Standgate Creek, the An-
expire with the prefent Sefton of Parliament. Mr. ed from Windfor Celle to Eton College. He was rora,' Lindfay, from Valentin; St. Andreas, —, from Seville X
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LANCASTER, JAN. 28.—The Senate affembled this PITT got up to move the order of the day, which accompanied by the Princefs of WALL:, and Princers Flora, Henberg, from Meiling; and the Triton, --.., front the
CHARLOTTE, in a carriage. The Royal Party were :Bay of Rofes—At Liverpool, Harinony, Tarbutt, from matts-
day,at twelveo'clock—prelent twenty-four Members. was carried by a majority of only feventeen. received by the 'Heads' of the Foundation, and the eherets-At Hoylake; Perfeverauce, Swain, from Chaticiton.....
The three Judges of the Supreme Court appeared The confideration of the cafe of the Sheriff,' vilim young Gentlemen, who were rasp up regular or-
d in At Strained's, Ann, Mackie, from Wdmingtoo—At New York.
Guardian, Duplex, from Dublin; Bch. Gardner, from Cork;
in a few moments afterwards, and being feared at. returned Sir FRANCIS BURDITT for the county of der in the great hall. His Meriere condoled the and the kW, ballad, from Liverpool ..
the bar,
Middlelex, at the General Ekelion was poßponed to Princeffes through the College, and explained to them .
Mr. R SID (a Senator) rote and raid, Mr. Speaker, . ' - • • every particular relative to the ellablithment. His Tas LAT. Etomiisavv.:—Lord Parse received
we are now arrived at an important Rage of this in- Friday next. MAJESTY was accompanied by Count Monsrsa, the a letter.. op Thurfday attempts, giving ififorniatider
melting and eventful trial ; we are now to pro- --
Earl of GIIIRIDGs, Genrals hfurneks and Fitzzor, that the fugitives were at a friend's honTe at Worcef:
nonce, according to the Conffitution. the fentence The Spanifh polacre Conception, from Vera Cruz
and Mr. Vi Lures., ter. This intimation was communicated by one of
of eanviaion or acquittal upon the Chief Junice and for Cadiz, laden with dollars, wood, and roger, is At a very early hour on Thurfday morning, thane ;the perfons whim) his Lostdfhip bad difpainlied to
two Affueiate Judges of the Supreme Court of this captured by the Weßrnoreland privateer of Liver- Meffengers arrived at Kew. with difsatehes from Mi.-Oxford, who bad tinted them from thence. • Lord
pool. and arrived there.
Commonwealth; and after a full and fair trial as has •
• Diners to his MitarrY. About eight o'clock they P. yet offpork on reorivlng the news, mid nothing has
ever taken place in any Court • no evidence having
board the left Kew for Loncfon, with his Meissie's anfwe; to tranfpiredwith refpat to the meeting. It is raid that
been refufed, no argument unheard; and, upon thc Extraa of a letter from a Gentleman on . .
the difpatches. ;the lovers; after being married in London according
evidence, we are before our Country to pronounce Vartaam, dated at Sea, February 21, tans.—" I The Oratorios at Covent Garden, under the dine- to the rules of the Eftablithed Church, proceeded ime
judgment ; I pray, Sir, that before we each deliver have merely time to fay, by a Spendb brig we have tion of Mr. Aim RaT, comm/need tall night with great mediately to Oxford? where they' Were %grin unitised
our opinion, the article of accufation upon which this jet captured, in company with four more ('ail_ of the eclat, and promife to be very fucceftful. The per- by the MiQifter of the Catholic Chapel. ' • • '
trial has been had, may be read.
line, that our "datination is altered for the Ferrol formances werei received vrith grist and, deferv,ed The report of the 'mute, Towel v. Camseco end
The Speaker of the Senate—Shall the Article of ' .. ,
applaufe,' •
the Impeachment be now read ? The Senators an- ' in port for
fquadron, confequently we thrill not be
Wednefday morning a molt alt thou enkertain. co opted
from the News of the thme date, is erroneous
fwered—Aye. The Clerk then read the Article of Come time. The brig was bound to Liguria, from t • •
menwas given at Weymouth by P. Newnan, Elk. refpeaing the evidence of Mr. Rohrer Takao, as .
Impeachment at large. The Court then proceeded. St. Ander°, laden with flour and wine." 'aymaller of the ad Wilts fte&iment, at the New his evidence applied to a converfation With the 'De- .
The ';peaker Paid, Gentlemen of the Senate, you -- Foot" Barracks. Moil of the faßoonable company at- fondant KIINIIRDY, and not the Defendant Cast SION.
have attended this long and important trial, and you
was received yerkerday from Pi ince of tended, and were highly amufed with the band, which
Intelligence And the affidavit, Rated to have been made by the
are ready to pronounce judgment before GOD and Played many favourite airs during the repaß, Defendant Cass semi, in fuch Report, isilfo errant= 1.
your Country—and you will fay Guilty or Notall a rehentions for Ple
Wales's Nand, which removes pp
Sr. DAVID'S Day.—Yefterday the So 'et r
Hon. ct T - ons,•ftich affidavit having •beeri made by the Defeo-
, each of you. The Clerk will read the 'lama the (afety of that fettlement.—The following is the Amiens Britons,
of the Members. article alluded to : in proceffion to pay their rerpeas to his Royal High- . The Ticket. No. 18,899, drawn on Thurfday a
The Clerk then read the names of the Senators, 1‘ PULO PINANG, SEPT. to. nefs the PRINCE of Wets:, Patron of the Inflitution, Prizeof
1
and they anfwered as follows: " The CHINA Ftaar left this place on the and from thence to St. Martin's Chureh,'where an
OsiLTr. NOT CVILTY. J. Baaescoma, one of the original Contraaors for •
r. jofeph Batt z . James Brady at initant, confining of ten Bombay (hips. three
' excellent
Sermon was preached by the Lord BithoP the prefent, likewife the enfuing, Lottery, and Pao;
s. Jonas Hartsel 2. James Gamble Bombay Indiamen ; alto the Madras Indiamen, viz.
• of Ex Ertl inculcating the divine precept— •
P of the lucky Lottery Offices, No. xt, Heil-
3. Gabriel Heiller 3. lames Harris "He chat' giveth to the poor lendeth unto the Lord." born, and No. 37, Cornhill ; where the fortunate
4. William M'A rthur 4. oho Heifter Mimosas or ELI,' CANTON, and GANOSS ; alto the Several fine pieces of leered murk were performed.
5. D. Montgomery, jun. s. &ward Helton WALKSL CASTiI, from Bencoolen, and Tenets, The Society returned in procellinn to theFreemafons
- Holders of each rerpeCtive Share may receive the
6. Thomas Morton 6. John Kean din- fortunate full
amount of their Prizes on demand • as may the
Tavern, Great Qt2een-fireet, w ;n -
' -here excellent din-
e. I;bn Piper 7. Preily Carr Lane from St. Helena, under convoy of the GRASSPUS, orfortunate Holders of any Shares of' the Ticket,
S. oho Porter S. Chriftopher Mayerter was provided.
5o guns; CAROLINP, of 36 guns; Danmoveusa, .. - . No. 5077, drawn a Prize of fool. fold in the pre-
p. unstated sr. Thomas Mewhortfr tenernay a Court of Direaors was held at the tent Lottery,
so. Rudolph Spangler zo. William Pennell of 36 guns; and the DASHER, of t 8 guns. We alto ERR India Houfe, when Ca t. Ja ta s s HAY, of the ffices in one Eialith ent Lottery, at the above 0 , , s
It. John Steel 11. John Richards. Company's Courts, think the BOMBAY, of 36 guns. and the s..outti, tOok leave previous to departinilfor China.
Pand fourteen Sixteenths ; likewife, of the Ticket,
as. jefeek Vance No. 11,643, entitled to 20,0001. fold in one Quarter,
i 3. Robert Whitchal. flip Loan CasttsataGn, of 40 guns, will join Yelterday a fire was difcnvered to stave broken
three Eighths, and fix Sixteenths ; and where Tick-
The number of the votes being reported to the them at the back of the ;fiend, as we have received out in a brewhoure at Twickenham,. which at kik
-eta and Shares, iii the third and lag Lottery, for the ,
Speaker, by the Clerk, the Speaker raid to the flro all around it. The dame e threatened to de troy .
ounts of Admiral Llamas being at Batavia, on 6'9 fervice of the veer 1804., will be on rale in the tourth r
Judges : " Edward Shipped, Jafper Yeats, and Tbo- we are glad to find,"wai confined to the brewhouie ; of nett week; and, in the interim, on application for
113th Aug. in the MAPJNOO, of 84, and three fn. but to what extent we have not heard.
max Smith, you have been nice! upon an Impeach.any particular Number, it will be fecured in the en-
resent brought againa you by the Houfe of Repre- gates. We have alto accounts from the lilts of Yeßerday the Lord &tarot held a Court of Corn- thing Lottery, as were two of the above fortunate
fentatives of the Commonwealth, and you have heard France to the 27th July, which Rate that the Bette- mon Council at Guildhall. After the proceedings of Numbers , I.
uan the prefent.
the opinion of the Court ; there are thirteen votes Pouts, of 36 guns, two brigs, and a ciiittr, failed to 'the loft Court being tend, Sir Jour Hitt., M.D F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight
which declare you guilty, and eleven which declare The Coal and Cora Committee laid before the
Admiral,the y Re el
their or to go to —y of --ng-- of the Rotel Order of Sweden, finding the inhabf-
yop not guilty ; the number which declare you join Court' their Report in writifig;_ reeommending a Pe-
tants of this country at this fe4fan of the year peed- .
guilty not amounting to two-thirds, according to the Admiral HARTSIIIee was at Samarangen Java with tition to the'Honourable the Houte of Commons for ,
k cedar afflifted with Coughs, Colds',_ and Asthmatic
f.. onttitulion, you are acquitted. two of three Dutch line of battle (hips, half manned permiffion to bring in a Bill for ehtsfolidating the fe- • . -
complaints, found out a. method of concentrating
The Judges thereupon immediately rote and re- with Malays, they having ion half their Europeans vend Ali of Parliament relative to the Coal Trade that valuable Extrza of Flowers, called Honey, and
tired ; and the Court was doled by adjournment to at Batavia, 'fa we expel to hear of a 'ninth among into one, which was read, and a Petition being pre-
bringing ihto a small coalman' a very large portion
the Chamber of the Senate; and the Committee . • • pared for that purpofe was read by tlic.Clerk of the
we have 4 fquadron on the Well Coen,
them, as Court, and agreed to, and the Sheriffs, attended by. of its excellent virtues. Si JOHN HILL's Balfatn of
of the whole Houle of Reprefentatives having re-Honey is therefore recomMended as the molt, Cafe,
ported, the Houle alfo adjourned till ten o'clock on and I believe to follow them to Batavia, confining the City Remembraneer, were ordered 'forthwith to
innocent, and effeaual remedy for Couhsl 9 Colds
Tuefday morning. • of the LANCASTER Of 64 guns, TIRPSICHORS of 3.2 prefent the fame accordingly,
and Afthmas. Children and the moil delicate may
NawYoae, Jaw.3o—The (hip AgIara,MATTNIWS,
guns, PHSTOR of 36 guns, Teem tenons, Amoy, The Committee for improving the Port of Lon- take it with the greaten fafety. It is to be had at
failed from Pulo Penang for Calcutta on the ad of f b h. h h •• don. air° laid before the Court a Petition to Paella- m
and the SCEPTRE 074 guns eac , tar lc eve re-rs. Me Shaw and Edwards, N 0.66, on the Foot-way.
mint for raifing a further tam of 60,0001. for finifh-
September ; moth the was. boarded by the Valor floop a• • . . St. Paul's Churchyard, Who have purchafed of the
Helena
or' war, and Rolfe', of 74. guns, then in quell of the turned from Sr. • ing tbe Canal at the Ifle of Dogs, which was, after
rpm. Lady Hite's executors all the property in Sir
China fleet. Oiftober 4, was boarded by a French ' . being read, approved of, and ordered to be pre- .
twin HILL'S Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their names
pi ivateer, of 20 guns, which had taken three prizes
American Papers to the 3d inn. reached town yef. tinted at the fame time. are not on the flame it is a counterfeit.
Wen with pepper, rice, lc. and had tent them for terday, from which we have (defied fame important Mr. Werra MAN called the attention of the Court
the Mauritius, to which Wand the privateer was silo articles. • • to the propofed additional tax on Salt. He made a BIRTH.
At Bogor Celtic, the Lady of the Right Hon. Robert Ward, i
(liaising her coarfe. A letter tranfmitted by the abovevarietyof obfervations chewing thepernicious ten-
The trial of the American Judges is at length eon- ' g . of a daughter.
vefel from the Prince of Wales's Ifland, dated Sep- of fuch a tar; after (Iron enforcing the in-
. deney Ay
eluded ; the majority of the Senate voted them guiIty,MARRIED.
juftice of an article fo high, of which an equal,
tember 1, Pays—" The fleet are now failing out. The. On the sath February, Mr. Thomas Birt, of Holborn, to Mifs
Canton and the Brunfwicits which were late in coo- the numbers being 13 and tt I but, as
.by the la* of or perhaps greater quantity was confumed by a day A. Turner, of Walthamftow, Effete
in in, are alto weighing ; the Weimer Cattle, Bom- America, a nrajority-of two thirds is neceffary for labourer than a perfon of opidence, he moved the
Mt).
bay frigate, and Leg Calllereagh, Company's (hips, the conviaion of the perfon accufed, tbe defendants followizt . Refulution • Yefterday minting, at his heiufe in Betiford-fquare, George
Rs:6A That the mettle of Salt forms an effernial ingredient
are lying here!! Were acquitted. ' in the food of man: That any furcate of duty thereon would Shuso, Efq. a Member of Pullamenr for Fanittin, in Devonfhire,
Fos. s.—By an arrival this day, from Port-an- and an eminent Brewer in London, in panties-Chip vdthAiderman
!Eve to the middle and poorer dares
The queßion of Slavery has met a fimilar fate in the'esrebeirk-rmand°Pilt .. . Coombe. He twel been for fome time adli.sted with the flying
Prince, we have a confirmation of the report, via of the people, and would greatly aggravate tile evils now grating ,
gout, but not fo bad 2920 OWN= his going oat in his carriage. Os.
New York, of the intention of Dassattav as to march America as in England. In the Houk of Reprefem front the Felon =wave high price of many of the mon neeeffary .rhutfday.whet, at sat gut. he found Intact,- much
changed for
an army spina the city of St. Domingo.—Noefoll natives, on the tBtO of January, Mr. Sacia it laid upon at ti_ cks of life. . the worfe, and was immediately drove home, where he took to hie
Mr. Wait it max then propofed requefting the City boa, tho iota ail' getting up towards hls ftomach, when it by the
Leifer. the table the following motion, which was feconded
Members to oppo e the laid tax. morning oceallated- kW &Abilities. tie. waste Me Houk of Com-
Lod Leval:owe, the Governor of the Leeward
by Mr. Amosasom : Mr. PilltßiNG recommended the difcuflion to be MODS kat a fevi daTa Ware kis dakilk
hands, has iffued his proclamation, dated Antigua •
" Refolved, that from and after the 4th day of July, dos, ail deferred, on account of the thinners of the Court, and - _
the ,9th of November, admitting the importation in- LONDON: Primed and publilhad ti LEVEL WM (of Cam.
black and people of colour, that bail be been within the diftrid moved that it be poßponed until the neat Court; which
to the iflands under his command, of the followin tabary•Mailmnbetb). et tbs./tree Orme, se. a c..4vr:
articles, being the growth and produce of she. United
a caumbiher wiles notkalikan be she Pro/4M al ail Perkin was agreed to. . Mut. alb at dm area ONPICR, TISE/Ifidef. . I
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