Star.
London, England, 1806-11-27 00:00:00

LUBECK. NOVEMBER 9.

The 6th of this month was the moll dreadful day
in the annals of Lubeck ; the Pruaian General Nata.
our being in our town with 4,0c0 men, the French,
under the orders of Martha) Bernadotte, attacked the
Prulfrans at nine o'clock in the morging t nt of the
tow. I both fides fought with the greateß bravery
and ()Money r towards noon the French appeared
Weft Ilse town with very frkperior ftrces ; they were
received at the gates with cannon charged with
Wedge (mittaillt,) but it did not flop them, tl ey
tetra repotted at fe6eral of the gates, hot they fuc
erected in forcing that of dos Strrohor r then began in
the town the mod dreadful combat ; the Prnahms had
p good deal of artillery, which did much injury to
the French, but nothing could witheand their bra•
very artilfisperior numbers. They followed the PI a
6sasiseo ell the houfes, churches, and pub!ic build•
Inge, ahem a terrible carnage via made. The
laughter laded upwards of three hours, daring which

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he number of killed and wounded accumulated both
losps bottles and in the greets, and particularly at the
!orgthor to a frightful height. Several of the kooks
',efeitped plundering by getting a French fate guard.
New this, all i. over, Bernadotte bar informed his
foletivi, that they are no imager to confider Lubec
'as erfi hone city, but as smoke the priatellioa of hit
.1114 A • -111,4.
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Ye*etday inotning•. tiorr 'mired at the
Queen's Mc!. from , and at two o'clock
had frpfjeline•Levee.
Ls Thilllifidyntkad the honour of being prefented
t.his l'e'" •
titiAsk eLVITtIi. by Lett enter. sport his
tWax 11111opriek ct, tinnier* . A faph ; when
Rev. PM* Oftfrail sow with the atoll
Admlrat&Yeast DoatTlio.itestss, by Mr. Grenville,
non his return to Roglind
The Rev. Doane Coemosa; ha E mhos his being
appointed ens ports Camel naps;
Mr Troacts Oda Noy,
by Mr. arenvills.,
His lidajeSTY hel a .11011 gave psi.
rate audiences to LayldlotatitiagneAsiseel Giamatti's,
and Vitcount HoWICIL jr„:. „ro,/
At fire o'clock his irit)LITW 114.4 on his return
to Windfor.
His MAJtsTY has given direftions that a return of
the wages and emoluments of his livery fervants be
laid before him, for the purpote of augmenting them,
on account of the Income Tax. The Royal livery
fervants have not received any augmentation of their
*ages Slice the reign of Queen Amsa.
The Dublin Gazette announces the Elerition of the
Earl of C MOST to Stand vote" enr the Ins-
pedal Houk of Peers, in the room of the late Lord
LAPIDARY. The Eleftion is figned by Lord GRA.
wain, in his capacity of Clerk of the Crown.
The &Gov of Wracm scree is much indifpofed at
his palace in Chelfea.
Yellerday, the Bifhop of Sr. Asa re, after attend.
ing his MAJESTY at the Levee, dined with Lord
Gies:vitt' and a Idea party.
The Archbifhop of Cawriaavar arrived at Lam-
beth Palace, on Tuefday, from hit brother's hi Not.
tinghamthire, where his Grace bad been on a vifit
during the lad three weeks.
'Yeflerday a Court of Direeturs was fin at the
Lad India Houk, when Captain Darreas a was
from into the command of the United King4om, is
was Captain Saart Las WOOD into that of the WOE-
caller, defined to St. Helena and NYad Is. The
Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday next.
The South Lewes Volunteers have accepted the
new .-olunteer regulation.
We regret, and the country will deeply regret, that
filch men as Sir SYLINST &even, Sir Hama' Por-
NAM, Sir DAVID BAIRD, and Sir. JOHN STSWARY. are
now aftually on their way, and corning to England
from the teat of warfare. We however feel allured,
that Government will not allow Officers of loch ta.
lents to remain unemployed and inaftive.
The mcafures and precautions of Sir DAVID BAIRD
have been the moil Pure and moll fortunate for the
country. While he himfelf is as ltroog at the Cape
as during any period of the late war, he has placed
General Bsatsroan in In retpettlable a Rate, that it
is a coniummation devoutly to be wilbed for, that aft
attack may be attempted on our fettlements in South
America, by Crate of the French fquadrons furperfted
to have lately failed for that quarter. The relish, we
are firmly affixed, will add fresh lull re to the Britifh
military charafter, and form a 6ne contrail with
other parts of Europe oppofed to Frenchmen. Ge-
neral B aaaaa O&D is what is termed a dalkiaß bold
Officer. Among the new meafures, in order to
inmate the regular army, a large draft born the
Militia is talked of. It is Laid to be the determination
to complete fpeedily every battalion in the ferric*
1 to their full complement.
DIVILY.LANS T .—Mr. Salltinall• very in.
tucking and witty Opera of Tie DIMIPIA, in conjunc-
tion with the fafcinating Mufic of Linter, 'tweeted
Ilan night, a very numerous audience, eonfidering the 1
rainy temperament of the evening. Mr. BR•HASI,
in Cade, Items a worthy fucceffor -to the vocal
Ifraelite Looms. He appears now to refrain his eari.
cation, and to improve his apparent feeling, is coin.
pl matt to the national taße : in" Had I heart forted/0-
koadfrarri'd," he was uncommonly impreffive, and was
rapturoufly encored. Kitty played Ferdinand with
great ability. Si-Niece exceeded our expellations
in Clara. She fang " Who, tale night," with Such
expreffion, and sifted it fo attradively, in the fly!, of
,111,abrotyse, that it was apthuSaßkally encored.—Mils
POPS produced very great drift in the Damao' and
was one of the chief ettradions of the evening. Mrs.
MATTHiws was a very pleating Loafs. 'Well was
afterwards performed for a third time, and received
with warm and increafed approbation.
Covier GAR DlV.—After the New Play of Adrian
arid Orrila, which affirded very great amutement
the Operatic Entertainment of The Defiris of Arabia,
was repeated with every wifhed for praife and plaudit.
The Scenery is the moll fplendid which has lately
adorned this Theatre, always profufe in their expen-
diture for °Nees of attrattion.
Yeferday John Turner, t 6 years of age, under- II
went an examination at Hatton Garden Office, charg-
ed by Mr. Thompfrin, holler, in Middle row, Hof.
born, with thrußing hit hand through a broken fquare
of glare, and Reeling fume flocking'. He Rands fully
committed.

Yellen;lay, John Dassidfon was committed for trial
from Guildhall, charged with healing out of a wag-
gem in Newgaate•ftreet, a Cheniire cheek, weighing
Bonn.

An ancient Oracle metthns, when. forms of For-
tune's Suitors complained of their bad luck,and that
the was both Mind and deaf to them, that the made
them this reply, You delayed your Alit too long
and when you commenced making it. you relaxed to
your attentions. Perfeverance tlionlel he a principal
eharatietiflic of my votaries i" What a ufeful lellon
this to Lottery adventurers I Particularly when fo
momentous a Scheme as the relent one, is offered to
their embrace l It is evident that many lost the op.
portunity of not participating of bar faiours io the
late Scheme, either from delayin4 their porchafts too
long, or by crating in their porkt4.mhas shay ought
to have pstkvered.

NAUTICAL INTINJWICA
The fisip Liddell, Captain hillinki; is arrived a
Yarmouth from Elfinore, whiehilliOVAis left Oa du.
9th Warm with a fleet, the mils
from contrary winds, been forced 1501040,71.
Captain FFNIVICIL Itatei, that at hts
Whom, it *ay reported that the Fraoartillikiilltilel
poffeffion of Danteic—an event **Fig sialilii4no
tiOnally be confidered as very improbable.
PENZANCE, NOVEMIER
Yeflerday the Thais, regular trader from Carpal.
ter Smith's Wharf, London, arrived with bale goods
for this place ; alio the Brothers from Falmouth, for
St. lye's; the Prifcilla from Falmouth for Falmouth;
aad the Belly from St. Maw's booed to Padirw.
FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 54.
Sailed the PLovta 'loop of war on a eta
Wind S. W.
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PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER M.
Arrived big Mai.lly's (kips Daimon loco".
avaat from Overttap.' All, this -dif it -blown
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he'd at S. A. bilkiiiiiiiitiesch bow • but
sou ape nspthenageoD viral s. 1 :.-.,) I t ::. , .
•- . • ' ' Stlien/fitilf, WlVilkellffi iii.' '
. Sailed from the Nore yeflerdny evening arta poll,
the L.Tiouwv gun brit, with the trade under convoy
Air the Elbe, Wefer Tptioningen, &c. with a Along
brunt AS S. W. ~. _ . .. .
• .
REAL, llOVinilli& se.
Remain in the Etnentsr am Imaaa Fentress or
°SANG", MACIIIIKIIOp RIGIII.IVif ,tad ANTIL0•111
men of war ;" TRANI'', cilfila•V , and Sums.
nom frigates; Cps_ltyilLtre and liatoaous praams ;
Syrcotarna logrlrirOlt•IIT, SIAGULL, CA.
1N790, SilliClSrrai.laid, aoDerzyst troops of war;
A eaotir tciooner ; Locos a, Es r Los Ina, Paosr alto,
Vasilvtus, nod roar bombs; Priosrnoaous, lo-
istrunt, and Tomatoes ire thins; HUMBER armed
}kip t AIIITT and Goeittuoa Wails bomb tenders ;
Harmony viltualler, many gain brigs ; Devaynes
Eall Indianan, and a large fleet of outward-bound
trails, trantporu, colliers, and colliers.—Wind
S. W. blows hard with rain.
. , .2 . ... • OAKII4OCK. NOV. se.
'bee FfaaCea, Baser it, arrived here yellerday from
Iffew,.Yorki after a palate of 23 days. The FAaof,
grweta., was to fail for this port four days after.
tl, /*Nun(' was left loading, and (spelled
to fa t? days for this port. The Fanny,Ta s Loa,
titarmed at New York from hence, twn days pre.
. tnos to the FranCei failing. Captain B. (poke no
on the pal:Cage.
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ARRIVED.
At Liverpool, the We of Sky. Skeen, from Nom Scotia; Mao
than:Packet, Cain. from Ncw York; Cornelia. Hunt; and
Hercules, Bradford, from Virginia—At Stranracr, Providence.
Atom from Longfound-At &Am, Weinhelt, Longdoo, from
bldfilowoo26,./A-Ai Antigua, nosy, ----- from Abdetra.-At
Sydow,' under, (Dodd, from Lon din;-.-At Eating, Mar-
ten& Poolman, from London-At Eufnadors, Kam, Keyfer,
team '4.2.rery.tai«-Ae lamates, Cliftoo, Lewis; from LtverPooli
Mary, jadifore tionAne, Oozy; Robert and Mary, Arm; and
As kb% Folierroo, from tiatirse: CMS. .........• from New
artashnek ; Prams, —..--• Sam, Ham; and the PAseapen,
George. from Africa—Off Dominica. Thetis. ---. from =
...011Se. Vincent's, Eliza, Armes, front Afrieo—At Cho
)destine. from Africa—At Africa, Lord Nelfon, Andes.
fhb ; and the. Nile, Williams, from Liverpool.
The Neptune, Booth, from Jamaica to 'Malin: ; the liforads.
—, from the SpaniCh Main for Jamaica; and two famous
from Nom Scotia for Jamaica. are captured and carried into Cuba.
The Harriet, Curry, trop Jamaica for Halifax, la loft on Turk's
Wand.
The Partridge. Miller, from Itriftol and Madeira far St. The.
mu's. Wait near Tortola.
KINGSTON (JAMAICA), SEPT. 27.
It is with tonere regret that we have to Elate the
lots of the Wolf !loop of war, Capt. G. C. MiKen-
tic, which unfortunate accident happened on the
4th Infant, in conlequence of her !hiking on tome
(oral rocks, off the Eall. cod of Heneaga. The
Captain and crew were all fared, and remained on
tic Mated for tome time in a very onpfeatant ituation,
having been reduced to Wirt allowance, as the pros-.
Ban Caved from the wreck were put on boards fmall
Wagoner, which was blown out to keit) a very beery
side of wind. Two of the feamen, who had letert-
od and proceeded higher to windward, fortonateli
perceived a Hanifh (Font called the Hope, and twain
di to her front the (bore, but only one-of thews was
aisle to reach her. The Captain of the flonp, as loon
at he was informed of the circumftance, immediately
direaed his courfe to that part of the ifland on which
Captain M'Kenzie and the remainder of the Officers
and crew bad been left, and taking them on board,
Drought them fate to Port Royal on Saturday evening
left.
• Several veffels were firuck wilt) lightning at Pitt
Ural on the fame evening : le Renard {loop of war
bid her fore top gallant mall fplintered in pieccs,and
taaritian is dated to have been killed on board of her
-oath( {loop Morante Packet silo foffained confider.
Ibis damage. The prilotribip is (aid to have beet)
likewife Muck, and eight of the pittances killed.
Otto's.) 4..... The Fi(gard frigate, of 38 guns,
Captain Bolton, arrived late on Tuefday evening
from a cruize, with the American brig Speculator,
from New York bound to Porto Rico,mith dry goods
and wine, which the fell in with in the Mosta paftage
on. the 3oth of Auguth, in great dilirefs, having 101 l
all her malls in a dreadful' gale of wind three days
previous. The Fifgard alto brought in pith her
Spinifli fchooner. from Poet. Rico, bound so La-
,ire, with cotton, coffee, and tobaccos her prizes
and the Swedifli cchoontr Leonidas, Ifrael. from
Saint Bartholomew',, hiisnd to Seine Jugo de Cuba,
laden with tnenhandlac and positions, which (he
has detained.
Five hundred men, who were in the gen.boats at
the time of the allion between the Arechula and Po.,
mona, off the Havanna!), are Sated to have been kit.,
led from the well dirafted fire of the Anton.
La Superieure brig, of t 6 goat, Captain Rah-
worth, arrived on Wednefday from a ernize. Thiel
(eat), in company with the Flling Pith sod Pike i
{Otos:met', on the td of September Litt, attacked and;
ceilepletely deansitthed a fmall fort at B itabano, in
C: ' The following arc the particulars cf this'

ttlirdailion :
Or the ad ult. the Superieure and Flying Ffh fent
Tetra! men on board the Pike, in order, as Ike drew
lets water, that the fhould approach nearer the (bore
gyland thefts. The following morning, very early,
good in alto, and perceived at See A. K tbet
dated *sir intention; at fovea the feudally*.

tad fereral Net at.the &kills; falloff pelt fovea die
•feamen reached the for, ,f piked the gaps,, anti resewA-
pletely routed the Spaniards, who retreatedm pad •
ahall mailers of ft. At eight' the veffeis bore do n
towards what [hippies My On the harbour, inriftfik
poffeffion, without any refill:ante, of ekrili •
fchooners, and hoops, laden with machandiziefiken.—
At half paft eight one of the fchooners, being unfit
to proceed, was fet fire to. They then weighed an
ebor, and made fail with the remainder. when about
half pelt twelve, finding two other (hips in the like
fituation, they were alto bow. •
" Sept. s, a firange fail was defcrieelpyrben the
Flying I'd purfued her and returned with be 'Ohl
in cow, which proved to be a fcfitiodet ' •
" Sept. 6. At (even A. M. a foil wire fees. the go-
perieure gave her thetas, elsel fired fosse gees miter ;
the firuck in is Minutes otter, and proved to MI the
Spruill' fchaeseer St. John, of three goer, Jade& with
logiwOod, =Antal. and 6itioo deßars, foam Tre-
vale to the pen of Triable& The "remainder of the
verels which were brouslk.al bevobetor (alit by the
Superieure at Lucca." 314 !z.,. :,3c . so meet
' The Ferret brig. Of72lll..potkAte Poll
47
Cadrigan, arrived at het gtitO late On' W
cresting. The Ferret, on her arrival oftedirok l-
ias that the city had beak evacuated by OWL Minn
da, put Captain Lars, who returned from this
ifland with anfwers to the difpetchea addreked WSW
Commanders) on board the Galatea frigate,. from
whence he was landed at Aruba.
On Sunday laik. off Aruba, the Ferret (poke the
British brig Highland Lafs, Captain MacNieoll, of
this port, and learnt from her that General Miranda
had been reinforced by la Seiiie frigate, Captain At-
kips, on board of \which relict he had embarked, and.
failed with all his !naafi:tent from Aruba, and it was
fuppoied kneaded to go to Cunene. from whence he
would proceed f 0 Aarbadoes, in the hopes of obis*
ing a fufficient number of adherents to attempt este
more his long meditated fcbeme.
• The following are fame particulars of the eapente •
of the Pomona Sparta frigate, of 38 guns, with
treafore, lee. en board. It took place on the 23d of
Augutt, to leeward of the Havannah, (under a bat-
tery mounting fineen 36-pousitlers, affilted by twelve•
gun boats, with each one aa•pounder, and manned
with one hundred 'nuts by the Arethufa frigate,'
(the Anion in cothpirey 'Air it anion of twenty'
minutes. The Ponsliwe tieellef men killed and
thirty wounded---amoog: *aflame the Captain;
the Aretbufa had two toes killed end thirty!
wounded—among the latter was Captain Brithane.'
The Anion had stone killed or wounded.--TOtie•
of the goo boats wire blown op, fi*'idol k Wall
the other three wrecked timing the adrenal ‘4lllO PO-
mane arrived here on the 15th of Sepeseoherstwillt
the fame day, the Bacchante (loop of war, i
cruize, with the brig William, of 4 guns, front
/715
for Liverpool, ancitwo Spanifh felucca(,*lSt bee
St. Martha's (Sparta Main), by three of her nits,
manned with thirty men, under command of Licht.
Naughton.
- On the attack being made, a tremendous fir, was
opened from one of the batteries, mounted with 55
pieces of at tillery, tome field pieces oil the beach, and
two searda.codas, which was cuntinned withoOt in-
tettniffion--oaly one man was 'clouded.
A Court Martial was held on Friday fc'nnigbt, on
board the Mediator ft igate, lyitio in Port Royal Har-
bour, for the trial of Captain *Kenzie, the Officers,
and (hip's company of the Wolfe (loop of war, for the
lofs of that vedel, on the night, of the 4th ult. off
Heneaga, when it appearing that it wet entirely at-
cidentA they were all acquitted.
OCTOIIIa 11.
The fchooner Venganza, Es , from this poet
booed to the Spaniffi Main, with dry goods, MI
elrofedfrom off the coati by a felucca privateer, lig
turned to Port Royal the fame day. By this ell*
We learn, that thecchoonerGeneral Ramdby, M'Calora
oar. of this port, having come to an anchor in Sol
vaitilla Bay, about the 22d ult. at eleven P. M. was
as day-light next itiorniatikteidtd by a felneitif
privateer, of two guns, and fell of men, which, a.
receiving three (hot from -the
,Paterel Ramey,
thought proper to (beer off. .
On the following day, Is. Gracieufe fehooner,
Sarni matter, appearing off that bay, her pinnace
was manned, aced with the affillance of i boat mail-
nodiketan the General linnfay, a gallant arreiript
stree made to cut her out, .when a (mart conflict en.
fitedj but, on account of the great difpnity of the
nitiebOlt, they vine linable to carry the sad. .We
are forty to add, what the -Qitarter-Matter and nine
feamen, belonging m the Gracieeft, were Virtillfe'
ed in the action, three of whom are (me* died. '., • •
Captain Lamdroao, of the Lath (loop s{fwaras
t 8 guns, has been promoted to the rank of -por
Captain, and appointed to the consmand'olli Po:
•
moot ft isate. • ::-,-, i •
Captain COGHLAN. of le Renard &pp vsf,iser, of
• lb guns, appointed to the Lath; Galatia, Nail.
its, of the 11r Ake (loop of war. of i 6 speck tk.4
Renard ; and Lieutenants &Altair 'aii-Doerstftsts
promoted to the rank of Mann% and Cortithinders,
and appointed the former to tiaiLealte, iodate fit-
ter to the Shat k. . . ...
Late accounts from St. Domingo fine, that the
Inforgents there had recently au ensagespent with
General F , iii ehich•they receslred a veryfe-
were repulfc ; from foot to tire thoufend of their men
having been killed and wounded boring the coat!".
Difpatches ate likewise laid to have arrived thrice
from France, expreffing the moll ardent with of i
the Emperor NAPOLSON to have good order a-nd 1
tranquillity re eltablifhed, for which purpofe it was
Rated, that every fuecour with troops, &c. &Mad
be afforded them, and that atte of the branches of
the Impet ill Family was Oita aominated to the On. •
veroment of the Colony. . ..,,i : • ,
Extract of I Litter from Captaiu Jawits Lfouo•
lithe Celumbinn stmt. toe Gtleatest Tel-Wing in
this City. Bated Head gainers, at Arabs. &peer
1' bet 13, nfo6 a— ' -• :• ••• • .- • •
" To see arert-finpais on sty *rival, do irk fact. I farad 1
our Httkexpeditito all here. obey Miring left Cove • few day. that 1
my dapettbre for Jamattchading km noted confemwocc cdoid
5,111111 mm retaining that follow, with fo Wall afore*; bakaalaha
corny bad begun to annoy than, from the neighbouring UN,
and the gamy Infos mining on, made k very unfafe kettle ike
----1. •
Sys. .
The Enzlifh Minifters have now turned their antatioala
thlataterptife, and have &en lone orders on the flailed. Shashi
war continac, we aped! a tonialerabie body of troop...tor laY
prefent*e go towindward to watt the event. Tab gore by as.
lietidnt, wifell Ja rod or titre.: drys ago, In CONFAB, wth a
114/afkidaf&" ,

"3"` c- GENERAL ELlCnolt-1
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G. ritlitesf Members returnAlliwillitiastestlida al.
reakiiyeo :
solsvetiesotiti.—Jotte Rutherford,. We.
Avitjainto.Sir Hugh Hamilton Dalrymple, LPN.
• CONTIISTID II I. Bertotlio.

ipo?f,to (Count7)—Stite of fife Pail on nib/
• Harm Hamilton a ili
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Frederick J. Fa&ince - 1147 -
, •Ji _ y I.uke White . ref , •
111keisre a a (Couoty)— Sore of tie Poll seTbirricr 2
-. .1. I. C. &reliant st• ldefeni Leg ' 14
Rickard Power so 7 .--... !Woe • -

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Lat rat tr—Chic of the Pod= Wadnefday t
Mr Clements . 595
Mr Oars - 467
Mr White $74
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CALMAT (County ).-Clofc of the faxed day's Pais
Mr Daly . :14
Mr Ins - II) •
Mr Martin - 93
Gnats tcx—Third day's Pod :
Colossal Odel - 314
Hoc. Was. Qzin - asS
IVI. Mote& - 15

LomooNDaaaTFlrit day !
Lord G Bereefard 66 Cokeel Poofeaby JS
GeuerlilSteivart 60 Mr Lyle 44
'. ' MTDDILISLIG-I,OI.7ITEDIYH DAY,

mAt the crop yefferday,, the ti. bus
ie,„„,. •
Wins WIN* Ll+ • . pee
George BM. 1143
Sir Frauds rden • roll
Mr. Brio thanked the Eleetors, and retired.
Sir FILAIICIS Bolton rr then Pepped forward. and
addreffed the Meeting to the following effea 1—
" Gentlemen, after the (I:approbation expreffed yet.-
terday by certain perfons on fume of, the topics I
then addreffed to yes, it will be difScolt indeed for
me to flaseltwt sell ea the palest. Li nation of the
count, y, fo as net to give offense fathoCe Gentlemen.
We all know how delicate a thins it, is tp beadle a
tender point} how di/Scott to touch a fore without
muffing elaelfhiefs to effete under it. How•
ever meek thole Gentkmetemfitirradleel hart, er witty
be pleafeet to eaptefs thejr •drferketere; I, eotwith,
(landing, (hall not be afraid to allude to Lech rub-
jells as Item to the to require reform. The difplea-
fere of fbeh prior's, on the contrary, pleafes me
mech. is e proof of the eprifeloufnefs of thole
very peeler's that theft are points peculiarly deferv•
ing of notice, and oleo inquiry which they will not
bear. The difapprobation of thore Gentlemen, how-
ever, was not confined to this place, but they feces
to have carried their lefentment home with them,
*Woo have retailed it not to the public in the form
of a letter. or advertifement in a paper of to-day,
.

;sad a the (aviator* of "A FreehOlder." General
as this typeface may be. the letter iffelfcarries along
Sith it fo erong marks of its author, that no perfon
baulk at a I'fs to difcover hint. it mull be the
1100ettilion ekher of the hired libeller, Mr. Bowies,
Itlathhe hired itiforiner, -Redhead Yotk (Sew trier,
c /Sam ! :le. drowsed amid) .erplorfer.) Who
ilence was reaored, the Honourable Baronet pro-
seeded—Some Gentlemen cry out " thane," but
yet they elleern it no ftsame to put into print the
molt infamous libels againa me. They think it no
flume to put in praaice againft me the molt kanda-
lous calumnies—to accufe me of jacobinifen—and of
every thing which, in their mind. may expofe me to
public reprobrtion. This
,is the candour of thek
Gentlemen, and it is by no means unlike the adver-
tifernent to which I am about to call your attention.
The Gentleman who is the author of it Pays. that
' the objea of this Elation, on the part of his friends
is—to prefave the County againti a faction, whole
°Nett it is to endeavour to fubvert its principles and
independance. As to the idea of the Freeholders
who poll for use being a fation, I fhould like to have
it pointed out in what, that fatios coofills; and alfo,
what are the principles on .which the author of this
advertifement proceeds, and which be fuppofes to,be
the principles of the County. As to heron, do we
net know that none inch can erie, sniffs formed
swine the public good, for the individual miens.
tage of thofe who compote it. You will judge who
arc here the interefled parties ; and who,uu the other
hand, have declared their principles on all occalions,
to be friendly to the public cattle. The author or
authors of this letter, affix to me, and. to my Copper-
ters, the term faaion, a. they have done the term jar°.
biesitm, without being able to define the meaning of 6-
that. I, however, affix to tbute very perfons the term
" faelion," bonnie they link together, for their own
emolument, artiste the public intereft. We all know,
that where tell interee rosy be promoted, thas-abe-
tion will be found—That. where the anode is.thessi)
will the vultures be gathered together. On fads parr
fon*, therefore, as the authors of the advertifetnentio,
goeftion, I feel myfetf warranted in •retotting the
charge of faaion. You know that I have always
&Red an independent part. On that priaciple I have
ever held your fupport ; and knawieg that the ewe,
duff of my opponents has been other wife, I tango;
help confidering them as indeed a faCtion,dangernus
sod pernicious to she county. The principles—if
psisciples they cap be called--of there per lons who
ea againft me, audio whom I have already Aided,'
errors bee, unknown. Thok on which I (land are
therain on which I have all along ailed. In this
aevertifernent, it is however raid, that Mr. Mellifh
malt learn if his condo& be not the fame with his
profeffions, that he mutt never again erpeft to be the
Member 1-.1. Middletex. Where the writer of this ad-
vertifement learnt the principles of Mr. &UNA, it is
imprffible for me to conjeaure—unquenionably it
was not from any proteffions made by him in the
coutfe of the prefent Elation, for profeffion he made
none. It could, therefore, only be front fume in.
tnitive notion of the fentiments of Mr. Mellifh that
he could have hazarded fuch a conjeaure. With a
fimilar, or rather with a gre..ter degree of effrontery
the authors of this adverttfement manse to fay. that
I am fwelling up my pull by every poffible exertion
How this can be jaftly alledged, I em at a lois to con-
ceive. I did fee yeflerday certain egos of declining
favour, which induced me, at leaf!, to imagine that
Mr. Mellith's intereft was neatly exhaufted. I law
Mr. Mainwaring, the Magitirate, and Mr. HiodieT.
the clerk, come forward and vote. I expelled to
have fees Mr. Arts, the jailor alfo. Perhaps, how-
ever, as he came neither yellerday nor today, he may
be looked for to-morrow. I am tall of opinion there
al! a fufficient number of votes uopollied to carry the
Illation in my favour, and I ones more inform you'
that an matron to this effat is of far greater coat*r
qatr.ce to yourfelves than tame."

U,. bfaLtasts.--so Gentleman, I footowelk obliged
to you for the honour yust have durie me this day."
Several Freeholders froni the vicinity of Enfield
.wilv befit Mr. Mrs.t.iso, andehnrged him wild hay-
' ingfilneed through the Houle of Comroorn.
• fur incloling a great part of Enfield Chace. and de-
priving a RI eat number of Freeholders of their rights
of commonage ; and un his retorts within she booth.
he was furrouncted and prefed by a member of pei
tons, whore dref, and appearance fbnuld have incii•
cated a different conduti. Mr. Mr Limo rielrefied
them with becoming fpirit : w Gentlemen, I perceive
there is amnngft you colleflively a marked difp.,fition
to be isfolent : but lam Cure there i, not one asnonglt
you .ho will dare to infult me fingly." Better de-
meanour immediately followea : the Candidates
retked to their carriages, and the Hnftrusgs wets
cleated.

La, INTELLIGEACE.
COMET Or KING'S BENCH, NOV. ss. •

TUB ICING O. 010. MICHAEL
It will be in the recolleßion of our readers. that a
few t.van finee, Sir Manafreh Lopez, Bart. exhibited
articles of the peace again t the Defendant, bat thlt
the Court refufed to interfere, no the round that
no perfonal violence had been offered. Sttbfequently
a ctiminal information was applied for, and filed
againli Mr. Dance for a libel ; and a criminal pro-
eseding being militated in Derunfhire. for the pub-
lication of certain libels at Plymouth, the Defen-
dant at the lad Lent affixes for ghat county, before
Baron TN sou. was found guilty, at the fame time
admitting judgment to bydefasalt on an information
again& him, rota ps&icatsera the tottne ads in
Middlefes. • I i•I 71,

_
In the repeat of the .Leaved ledge, asunorrone
letters from Mr. Dance wore. (111 for tit,. itrmthi,Abe
'ilea diflioileity was impaled tathe.Profeeneor.
Rated, that the nephew of Sir Maniftb 4.opelibott
fwindled the Defendant not of a confident ho el
money', and that the ceecutieg of a bond for lienilng
the repayment eras porpofely prevented. The m 4
daring threats were sled to mart siosoe, and fo
compel the Profeentor to procure the Defsndaut a
fituation under Government; and one of them conclu-
ded by flatting, that when he was once refolved to Et-
pole Sir ManaffeWe Enmity, aR the powers an sunk
not eve' Hell isielf, were is foe beton hint. lbsild
deter him. Some of them were infulyinilly eddrdled
to Moles Lopez, Efq. The report likewife contained
the four libels, with the writrng and pablicatioo of
which the Defendant was charged. The ill we. ea-
titled..• 7ke sad di //rake the sd was in the
form of a long, and was galled, " Ibe yew sad
Chrillian ; the 3d was, •• An advertyintent ewes'gt
nary of a /mall dose frig felftefid to de Ales orjrayeer.
which contained tnna ducreditahle •obfervations oat
Lady Lopes and the (earth was lyl d, " P4atatak
*seri; ter, 111.ndara,' kiit AO Fag* a!' linewint
defamatory of the sheraiSer.of the Lardy. of the Pro.
((tutor. There libel., the fact 4190 of Mr.
;team., were not. read; but for th contests e•
refer dear Readers to oar report of the 'node* foe-4A
Criminal Information in one Paper of Ntraenalaat sty

Ilkt-*AA/ b. •.:0 14 e.
wo Meters were mad no the part of the Crown.
of fo late a date as the iftth of 101 l month, to Phew
the obainacy of the Defendant : theft contained hill
more libellous matter.
For the Defendant, his own affidavit was read.
It 111.-.tcd, that in confequence of the numerous af-
fliftions by which his mind had been oppretted, with
a wife and two children, he was not always it a
Rate of fefEcieht fanity to command his facalties.
It alleded ea his termialtions with Mrs. Rachel Fer.
then, filler of Sir Massaffah Lopes, sad &simian Farr
rata, his nephew, both of whom bad Ines uestds
declared, that the Defendant was their heft friend.—
...ii confequerge of the tyranny of the protein-
' the. who kept all their property in his hands, titer
orese alanofk weekly fammoaed to the Court of
Confcience, for the non payment of booth demands;
and under a:tele circumhacces, Mr. Dance had ad-
ianced them to the amount of nearly sool.for which
hit could obtain no fecority. Underthis irritation of
mind, the libels in quellion were writtes4 the =gra
Tome parts of which, bad it sot been for his extreme
poverty, he Mould have been able to preset. k
was a circumltanc: well known, that before the
marriage of Sir Manatieh Lopez, his wife had lived
with him io a hate of protheuison to sad the De.
leaden had beets credibly informal, that although
the ptofccutor p. ofeffed Chrihianity.he was in
reality as much a Jew as ever, and was in the con!
flint habit of fiequerning the Synagogue. 'the
bar Ltd been long well acquaisted with the reditutto
offila (the Defendant's) denseenour as an Moths,.
and be particularly referred to Mr. Manly. Hs
united, that the Court would sot aitn hit any
fevire puniffiment for an offence for which he had
been alwayt reedy to make at lament, and for which
he lelt the molt fiacere conic:tics.
Mr. DAMPILa. could only urge. on the part cf the
defendant, what had been already kid in his affida-
vit. He trufled the Court would confuter Mr. Dance's
pecuniary embarralmenrs as well as bit occafional
mental derangements. and would pats a lenience as
lenient as the jollies of the cafe would permit.
Mr. Gait aow, for the profecurion, laid that ibis
was one of the very numerous idtances where the
moll deep rooted malice was endeavoured to be
I cloaked under an appearance of intani.y t bet he
thought that the defendant =Oft have very finis
knowledge of their Lordthips, if be bayed that is
would remain concealed from their obfervation.
LAM E LLLLL (not:GK.—lt is not fuggebod tkat
he has given any fymptoms of a generallydithirdered.
mind. This is rather a malignant pereerflea of red.
Coo. as to this particular
I The defendant was ordered to be committed to
Nengate, and brought up uo the hitt day of term to
receive judgment.

••••
Tall RING SP. SIR CLIMBS B. DRURY, &RAT.
Mr. Bavms moved to enlarge the rake ros ilia/ a
criminal information agaisiii the Defendant in. this
cafe, who Rood charged by a Mr. Cripps, wish eadea-
louring to provoke him to fend a dullenge to fight
a chtek as mentioned in one of oar' farnser papers.—
The Defendant being out of tie isiagslom, toe Rale
could not be Caved, and it Intuit Gentrify to mak e
ibis application.
The Court granted a Role tesior.lnglf.