Star.
London, England, 1806-03-24 00:00:00

NAUTICAL IKTELLIGENCE.

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PENZANCE, MARCH I.—Yeaerday the Mary, of
Truro, Jowls, from Falmouth, with copper ore, for
Bury, put in here ; Aft; the Sheathe, of and for
Bofcallle, &rarity, from Plymouth, with cordage ;
the Daiher, of Dartmouth, Munct, from Teign.
mouth, with clay, for Liverpool ; alfo the Ann, the
Malta, the Francis, and the Venus, of and from
Dartmanth, in ballafl, bound to Wales. This mor-
ning the Swedift galliot the Carol Guilavus, Captain
B. Natsort, failed for London, with wine, from Ma.
laga ; but the wind fpringing up to the S. E. obligedr
her to return to port.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 11.—Yellerdliy arrived the
Smerrsit (charmer, from a cruize. Sailed his Majef-
ty's Drips HIBERNIA, BARTLEUR, FORMIDAELE, and
Ramos, for a cruize off Bred ; and Speedy, La-
ws, for the coati of Africa. Arrived this day the
Belfry, from Padflow ' • and Berry, STOCKS,
horn Ireland. Arrived the G and Mratitt
iloops of war from Portfmcnth, to give inftruflions
to the outward-bound Mediterranean and Welt India
fleets. Wind S. E.
TORIAT, MARCH 22.7...P0E in here, by. contrary
winds, the outward-bound Weft India and Mediu,-
Taiwan Fleets.

PLYMOVTN, MARCO( 23:...CA01e in the Three
Friends, Captain Lease, from Rotterdam. laden
with geneva for this poet ; Dani(ll (hip Mary, Capt.
ANDIIRO NIWLAYIIOII mailer, from Salo, bound to
Altona. laden with brandy and wine, detained bt else
Happy Return privateer ; Papillion,Capta La Ma.
sll7ltillt, from Jerfey, with apples. fro a_‘niarket
Danith (hip Tonaburkin, Captain Tu ate Verret's.
from Salo, laden with brandy, wine, and,oota s Ca-
rats, armed (hip, and Ranger cotter, from a cruise.
Sailed the DISPATCH. of 18 guns, with a fleet ender
convoy to the Weftward, and the Missava. of 32
goal, on a cruise.
PORTSMOUTH, MAILON 2g.—Arrived the Noses!
friellt Coop, from the Welt Indies, with difpatches
froM Admiral Dl:cavort-H. Sailed the Conran KI
frigate. Captain GRIMTK Ceases cutter. on
a cruise; alfo the Teo4a frigate, for GaernfeY•
Arrived the ikolvato bomb, with fosse tranfports
and WeR lodiar iSA, from the Downs. The Actor
frigate failed this aeoessieg, Lot was recalled by fignal.
Arrived the Dedahte ordnance trantpert, Captain
Geoaos Il4r a, from Gibraltar ; the failed from thence
do the 28th of February; under convoy of his Majef.
ty's airs la Cosmos'. it and Mame, and parted
company on the Bth init. in lat. 40. the fleet cony tted
of rtt or 20 fail: arrived alto the brig Mars, Captain
E. FALL. from Naples; the failed from thetsce on
the 6th February. Wind Well.
Cowes, Mapco Ai.—Yeßerday evening arrived
age of Commodore BLAIIt's cruizers from Guernfey,
with the Romps Good Intent, and Hope of Dart.
South, having on board goo ankers and (mall calks
df fpirits, and a qtrantity of tobacco, Mint, and
cordials, feized by the nose. cutter, and others
taukr his command. The fmuggling crews have
been delivered over by Captain Blase, to the Col-
leflor and Comptroller of this port, to be dealt with
ale the new SMuggling directs.—Came to anchet
itt Cowes Road, the tranilent Dania; (hip Conk
flantia, StLTIRT mailer, with a cargo of brandy.
for orders, (hipped at Valencia, and immediately
pot under quarantine.
Dort*, MARCH 2.2.—Sailed the (hip Ceres, of
Longfound, Capt. Now), for Hull, with a cargo of
wine, from Cadiz ; and the.brig Daphne, Captain
Hoosastre, with fait for Dordtrecht.

DIAL, MAACK 22.—Arrived the Fearlets and Con.
Dant gun brigs, and Arrow fchnoner, from a cruise;
the Piercer gun brig, with feveral tranfports From
the River Wafer; and the Earl St. Vincent Eaft In..
dia fhip from the River. Sailed the Kangaroo (loop
fcr Spithead, and the Sparkler and Furious gun-
brigs on a cruise.
Mucus a; —Sailed PAmlahle for the Nore ; Im-
rnortalite, Valorous, Amaranthe, Rofatio, Fearlef,,
Ballhik. and Cracker gun brigs, and Arrow fehonner
on a cruise off Boulogne and Calais. In the Downs,
Edgar, Utrecht, Explotion, Devallation. Conflant,
Piercier, Affault, Jaekall, and Flamer gun brigs, Hap.
many trap port, Sovereign, Lord Melville and Earl
&Vincent Esti India flips, for India.
S ~ MARCH sy.—Arrived his Malay's
fhip la Bissmrs, from Dover y alto feveral Swedifh
merchant 'deli, from the Downs. There are now
upwards-of .yo fail of Swedifb and Pomeranian veffels
lying here, to avail themfalves of the protalion of a
Britilh convoy, which is appointed to fall with them
on the aft day of April nest. The LIMPAID was
paid yeflerday, and will fail in a few days. Came
down the River, the Swift, SALT IR, to fail with the,
convoy for the Elbe, Wefer, Jade, kc. to-morrow.—
The nos* frigate was taken into dock here yeller-
day, to have her bottom idpeeed and repaired.
P. S. Sailed this day the BLAB sit and the Asre.
Lops, for Dealt the BONETTA (loop will fail to-
morrow for the Baltic, with convoy.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Frid.ty morning put in
wind bound, am King George, Captain &11/ND/16s
and the Earl of Leiceller packer, Terorarsori with
mails and palli:ngers, bound to Holum and Gotten.
burgh. Arrived the Romtnus man of war. Satur-
day failed the above for their refpeetive de(tination,.
In the afternoon arrived Admiral Russeet. with the
MAIRSTIC, RUIIY. NASSAU. STATELY, AGINCOURT.
DICTATOR. Eetrmavy and FIRR trt R gun brig, and
failed again this day. This day failed the Escoav
gun bri7. Arrived the CORMORANT and blocs's,
floops of war, and Stitt s gun
GRECNOCR, MARCH 21.—0 n
at eight o'clock at night, IF
trader) Cumwsworram, firnek
rudder, then bore away for Doi
.came to anchor, but was obli
an feat about one o'clock on

main 611 and jih folk ; on W,
Kt in with a Holyhead packet
that port. The veffel makes
the cargo is therefore quite 1.
(altatham, of this port, from
loft off the Land's End—crew
Situ from Iltiftol to Clyde, is
gni cannot proceed until repair:

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PROVI TIM LONDON GAZWIMMARCH 22.
♦DMIRALTY ORPICR, MARCH 22.
Copy of a I.etter from the Earl of St. Vincent, K. B. Admiral and'
Commander in Chief of his h:ajefty's Fleet employed, and to be
employed, in the Channel, Soundings, or wherever elfe his Ma-
jefty's Service Mall require, to William Meriden, Eft dated on
board the Hibernia, in Falmouth Harbour, the t9th In R. .

Sir—l have the honour to tranfmit, for the information of the
Lori; Commt(Boners of the Admiralty, the inclokki copy of a
letter from Captain Paget ; and have great pleafure In exprefUng
my admiration of the gallant exploit therein recorded. I ant, kc.
(Signed) lIT. YINCLNT.
Egyptienne, off Cape Finifterre, March 9.
My Loi-d—J have the honour to inform your Lord- ,
Ship, that having received intelligence of a large
French privateer being in the harbour of Muros, I
decided on feizing the firft opportunity of gaining
nn of her ; I accordingly, anchored his Majef-
ty's flip under my command off that port IA night,
and immediately fent the boats. away to endeavour
to cut her out, in which, I am happy to acquaint
your Lordfhip, they Succeeded, though the was moor-
ed clofe to 0:e beach, and under the, jnoteaion of
two batteries, which kept up an inceffant fire, till Ike
was towed clear of their range.
This relict which. appears to be perfealY adapted'
his Majefty's fertice, proves to be of
Bourdeaux, a frigate built Ibip, pierced for 34 guns,
only two years old, and had, when all at Sea, a
complement of twq hundred aikl forty men. This
affair, In honourable. to thofe.who atchieved it, was
cosdutted by Captain IIhODVIhLD, WhO was ably
futiported by Liettenants," LLB t4l and da aTH wet r I,
of the Marines, the petty officer, and boat's crews.
—To account for that enterprising resigns officer,
Captain Hientistn, being in the Enver:Bent, I
have to inform your Lordfhip, that not having re-
ceived an official commtinicatioo of his promotion
previous to our failing, he volunteered, remaining
in the Slip as Firlt Licutinint during the cruise.
I have the honour to be, ice.
(Signed) ,CHARLES Panty.
DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZELMONBY.
r the ornbay Cattle Indianian, the final payment for the
wren sf Hs ear of Good Hope, September 26, 1795, and CO.
lambs on the t6M February. 1796, will be made at No. 7, Wel.
11,roat, on Acid of April, and recalled every Thurfday and Sa.
terday for thins years
The hired ate.W lugger —,conunanded by Lieutenant fen-
nel, will be paid fee la Jeans Nadine, on board the lugger at Ply-
Ilartath forthwith.
The Ruby, for the Arniftad, lufitla, and St. Pablo, taken the
isk t atk, and sa dr January, r foe, vlOl be paid OD ?MARL OD her
return to Yarmouth, and recalled at Na 3, Clifford's ton, every
Wednefday and 'Fburfday, for four months.
The Thetis, for the capture of the Eliza, April 17, 1796, will
be paid at Na. 7, Walbrook, on the I 7th of April, and recalled
every Thurfday and Saturday for three years.
The fehooner Julia, for the Waxfamheten, December to, lace.
will be paid at the Red Lion inn, Portfmoutli, on the 29th loft.
and recalled every Monday and Thurfday, for four months.
The Minotaur, for the L.O ft Ruff, and Nievannt, June 2, 11103„
will be paid on the 23d of April, at No. 22, Arunliel-ftrect, and
recalled for three years.
The Phenix, for la Mon french frigate, Auguß to, tilos, will
be paid on board, on her arriral in port, and recalled for three
months, at No. 13, Upper 'fitames.ftreet.

Duzuw. MARCH zo.—A letter from Bantry flares,
that on Friday a number of tranfpnrts, with the
German Legion on board, had arrived at Beerhaven.
The brig Harly, of Workingtnn, Roc ARDSOIf, from
Waterford for Liverpool, waslclt in the late gales off
Holyhead, and all Lands perifhed. Her cargo con.
titled of moo barrels of wheat, Soo ditto oats, and
goo lacks rape feed. The Betty, Dawsow, and Sng.
nail, Sort Liao, for whole fafety much fears had been
entertained, are fate in Balbriggan. Their cargoes
have received but little damage.

Off Dover, the Charles, Burnett. from Sicily ; the London, Bo-
kg, from ; Bogie, Nickerfon; and the Lovely Makibeifs,
O'Connor, from Philadelphia. At Penzance, Dort, Fennings, front
New York. In the Creek, Dart, Cabott,from Naples. At Quern-
fey, Ducdas, -- front Nspks. At Ltilann, N. 8. des Deres,
from 1 ondon • Beckford, Mudge, from Belted; Albion ,
Tbonapfon, from Liverpool ; Leith Packet, Jenkinfon, from
Shields; Providence.-- ; the Commerce, from Cork ;
Friede. Paulfon, from Jerky; Jane. Knight, front Plymouth ; Ifa-
bells. Cordon, from Newealtk ; Pries& Jackfon, from Antwerp ;
Margaret, Hardy ; and the Hawke. Otway, from Clyde. Off
Brighton, Rebecca, Niono, from Labia. At Portfmouth, Re-
becca, Chariton from Litton. At Falmouth. Hannah, Taylor,
from Charkflon. At Briltol, ; and the Neptu-
mu, from BUboa. In the Clyde, Jane, Wilkins; and
Anna Philippa, front
A letter from an Officer of Lord Cozztwowoon's
fleet, received by the JaLousa, which is strived at
Plymouth. dated off Cadiz, the lad of February,
Pays—" The departure of the JaLovse, for England,
Is very fudden and unexpeEted. The APOLLO and
Ross, with a convoy from Spithead, joined us nn the
26th, and proceeded the fame day for Gibraltar.—
An the Straits are much infefted with gun boats and
privateers, they were efcorted by the ATHINISNMI.
We learn from Naples, that our troops were em-
barked from thence on the 19th of January, and that
the Ruffians were to follow them. Before we re-
ceived this information, the INvasPID had been fent
to relieve the Escri.t.zor, which has been lying at
Naples for fome time. She will probably be fent to
England, as her defens are nt.merous. The four
prizes taken on the ztft of Oartber, off Trafalgar,
are Qill at Gibraltar, not yet commaoned."
The Hercules, country fhip, difpatched from Bom-
bay for the Mauritius, laden with cotton, was taken
off the Cape of Good Hope, the loth December. by
the Napoleon French privateer; and on the 13th De-
cember the partners, with the Captain and crew of
the Diamond whaler, captured on the toth Novem-
ber, s ere landed at the Cape of Gond Hope. On
the alit December Govetnor Janus fent 37 Englifb
prifoners on board the Beforierrierin, Danifh Ihip,
for St. Helena, where they arrived nn the 6th January.
The Milford (private (hip) from Bombay to London
arrived at St. Helena the zlll of January.

Whalers arrived at St. Helena, and bound to London.—On the
th Jr the Adventure. On the tub ditto the Perfeve-

CHAPTER si. dm KNIGHTS cJ the GigT.ER.
On Saturday his Majelly held a Chapter of the
Moll Noble Order of the Garter. at Windtlir Cattle,
for the purpofe of invefting the Marquis of Stafford
with the Blue Ribbon, worn by the late Matqui
Cornwallis. Between eleven and twelve o'clock the
Noble Perfonages who were to form the Chapter, be-
gan to arrive at Windflir from London ; likcwife the
Officers belonging to ti-r Herald's Office. The Prince
of Wales arrived at one. His Majeßy, as uflial,
took his early dinner loon after one o'clock. After
Iwo o'clock, Lord St. Helen's, the Lord in Waiting,
informed the Principal King at Arms that his Ma-
jelly was ready to hold a Chapter ; and the Knights
being previoufly arrtriged according to their feniori-
ty, they proceeded in rand proceffion ; the junior
Knights firll, all dreffed in their fuperb robes, made
of purple velvet, lined with white (Ain, with the col-
Los of the rder on their (boulders, which had a
very grand effett. They proceeded in the folloWing
order to the (;grand Pretence Chamber i
' lati Dartmeeth.—gait Pembroke.
Marquis Abetones.—Ead Windleifea.
The Doke of Beaded.
Pod Clsimmiells—
LliadML L
His Royal W elle Debi Oloseefiet
al Dube of Cass • Hie Rot _ dee Wade.
:6. i 1 1
, His loom the Dube of fi Are.
His R the Puke of Clow (riled.
His the Duke of Keut.
His Rejig the Duke ef Cbresca.
• His Uri the nu% mor York.
' His Revd tie& Mom of Wales.
• ' , • •
_. They wore Mewed by'
Ibe Hon. Or. Browntow North. beep of Wisehefter, Prelate
of the Ordsr..ilso wore a purple velvet robe. with
see teals sod cordfwd Ys liontslere, likewife
the emblems et tho Owlsl on his 'lilt arm.
Dr. John Doggies, !Whop of Salllbory, the Chancellor of the
, • . Order.
The Hoo. and Rev. Henry Lew, Dams of Windfor, the
• itotiftrar.
HU Majefty's Attendants and Men of Smite.
' ... His Majefis, In his full robes of the Order. •
Lark! Sdfsa, the Mater of the Robes, Wadi op la s MaJtßy's
• • • Train.
His Majefty took his feat an a fuperb chair, with
crimson pelves, at the bead of a table covered with
crimfoit velvet. The Knights then bo.Wed to the Sove-
reign. anti took their teats at the table fecording to
their order. The Bifhop of Winchefter, the Prelate of
the Order, flood on his Majefly's right band. The
Bifhop of salifbuty. the Chancellor, flood on his
Majefty's left hand, god opened the chapter, by read-
ing the name under ivbich the order was held, and
afterwards Paid he was commanded by the Sovereign
to inform the Chapter it was bii Royal wigs to fill up
a vacant Rail.
The Principal King at Arms Banding at the foot
of the table, retired backwards into an adjoining
mom, and introduced the Molt Noble the Marquis of
Stafford to his Majefty, who, kneeling on a crimfon
1 velvet cufhioe, his Majefly waved his fword of Rate
mer his head, and conferred the honour of Knight-
' hood in the ufual form, upon which occafion he had
the honour to kits hi'Majelty's hand. The Noble M Ir.
1 quis, with Principal King at Arms,retired back'ratds
bowing.
The Bifhop of Salifoury, the Chancellor, then col-
lefted from each Knight, beginninq with the Prince
of Wales. their totes. which each Knight had writ-
ten noon a foolfcap fheet of paper, folded in four,
and deli'ered them to the Sovereign, who examined
them, and initrnited the Billsop of Saliffitiry to declare
in his nlme, that the Marquis of Stafford was duly
elated a Member of the moft Noble Order of the
Garter. Earls Pembroke and Winchelfea, the two
junior Knights; with the principal King at Arms,
retired bowing, and introduced the Marquis ; the
principal King at Arms carrying the Garter and
Ribband upon a crimfon velvet cuthion. All of them
continued bowing as they approached his Majeity.
On their arrival at the head of the table, the Prince
of Wales and Doke of York introduced the Marquis
to his Majelly, who, kneeling upon his right knee,
his Majefly was pleated to place the Garter of the
Order between his left knee and calf.
The Marquis then role, and the Bifhop of Salif
bury pronounced the following admonition :
To the honour of Goo Omnipotent, and In memorial of the Mel%
fed Martyr. &. George, tie about thy leg, for thy renown, this
Noble Garter—wear It as the fymbol of the molt illuß rimis Order
never to he forgotten or laid &fide, t hat, thereby, thou amyl': be
adirionithed to be courageous; and having undertaken a jolt war,
in whkh thou ihalt he engaged, thou may'it nand firm, valiantly
fight, and fueeefsfully conquer.

- - • The Marquis
then
knelt nn his right knee again,
when his Majelly was pleafed to place the Blue Rib.
band upon his left shoulder—and, after riling, the
Bifhop of Salifbury pronounced the following ad-
monition :
Wear this Ribbatid about thy neck, adorned with the image of
the bleffed Martyr, and Soldier of Chrift, St. George by whole
imitation provoked,. thou may'ft fo ovcrpafa both profperous and
adverfe adventurers; that, having conitantly vanquifhed thy ene-
mies, both of body,ond foul, thou may'lt not only receive the
praife of this tranfient combat, but be crowned with the palm of
eternal vi Rory.

Etch Knight then (hook hands with the Marquis,
and congratulated him upon his eleetion.
The Chapter being over, tire Principal King at
Arms called over each Knight a name, beginning at
the junior Knights firft, and they returned bowing
to the Sovereign.
The procelEon then returned in the fame order as
they entered the Chamber.
His Majelly prepared a moll (umptuous dinner for
the Knights, and thofe who affifted at the ceremony.
The whale of them flopped to dinner, except the
Duke of Clarence and the Billop of Wincheller ; the
former being very unwell, and the latt:r having a
daughter dangeronfly ill.
At four o'clock they fat down to dinne• in his Ma-
jelly's dining room. The ornaments on the table
were entirely new, and had bean a long time in pre•
paration by Mr. Darler, of London. Three very

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

I . COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 20.
101FRT AND WISTLIV PIRCIVAL v. R. cooler.
The prayer of this hill refers to a great variety of
conveyances and bonds between the Plaintiffs and
Defendant, affeeling fevers! ellate. in Longford and
Weftmeath, in Ireland, and on which numerous prc-
ceedings in the courts of law, Loth in England and
in Ireland, had been founded. The bill charges all
thefe tranfadionv as fraudulent, leeks that all duct -
mcnts and vouchers may be delivered up ro the Plain-
tiffs, and that an account may be taken of the re-
fpeetive claims of the parties arainft each other under
the orders of the Court.
Mr. LeACH, for the Plaintiff's, laid, that in the
year 1775, a marriage was folemnized between R..
bert Percival and Mils Frances Armll rong, and 11. t
the Earl of Mexhorough and Lord Annandale ao.
truffees to the fettlement The itl'ue t' i marria, e
WO!. Robert Percival, fence dead, and Weitley
cival, one of the Plaintiffs. S ton after this marriage
R. Percival fell into embarraffinents in his eireum-
fiances, and uhferving an *dyer tiiement in the paper,
that monies wont., be advanced, with a direction tr.
Amen Corner, where particulars would be explained.
he went to the houfe, where he was received by a
Mr. Prier. The latter introdezed Mr. R. Percival
to Mr. Thomas.Turle, who was reprefented to be
an Attorney of eminence, and to be capable of pro-
curing the firms that might be required. Different
(peels* of extortion were then Rated, and Mr. Cooke,
the Defendant, of Hans•place. Chelfea, agreed to
give 6001. for an annuity of tool. per annom, fe-
cured on this gentleman's eflat.s. But the Defen-
dant did not fulfil this contraet, nor was the annuity •
regiltered as direeted in the Ilatute ; yet he availed
himfelf of the fecurities, to the great prejudice of
the Defendant, who did not receive a !billing of the-
money. This tranfaaion was in 1795: 1,1-7 years
afterwards, the Plaintiff was involved in now dill,'
culties, and ineffeetually endeavoured to e6'necal the
place of his abode from the Defendant. Subfecteently
a meeting was appointed at Highgate on a Sundae,'
to prevent the danger of arra, when the Defendar e.
nude abundant profeffions of the warmth of his at-
tachment to Mr. R. Percival, promifed to advance
him any (unit for which he Ihould have occaßon, and
fo completely impoled upon the confidence of thy.
Gentleman, that he had committed to him the en-
tire management of the Irith apes, and the eiclu-
five receipt of the rents and profits ; and a bnnd for
the amount of apol. was entrufled• to him, for
which no money or confideration Otacever was re-
ceived. The bill then fupplied a minute hiftory of
the tranfaaions between thefe perfons up to the year
1804, during which period the demands of the De,
fendant had increafed to 55,1241. but which was af-
terwards redirect', by alienations of property, to
73921. Then an agreement was entered into, with
the provifo that if the laid fur of 73921. were. not
paid either in Lincoln's Inn Hall, or into the Bank
of Meflis. Childs, on or before the eft of January,
1804, no further invefligation fhould be made into
the account, but this balance fbould he recognized
as fettled between the parties. The Learned Coun-
fd concluded with nbferving, that the whole tranf-
altion, from beginning to end, was nothing but a
fyltem of fraud; that the Defendant was in a hum-
We fituation, and incapable of advancing the monies
he charred in the account ; and that the affairs were
fettled in the moll fecret manner by the artifice of
the Defendant. in order to elude deteetion, He then
prayed the relief Med.
On the part of the Defendant, it was Paid, that R.
Percival had been guilty of the molt grofs mifrepre--
recitation refpeeling his cßates, which he deferibed as -•
being only ((Nee t? a (mall rent charge, when they
were encumbered to the extent of 13,4001. When
the Defendant enquired in Ireland into the condition
of the property, he found the lands in the hands of
the creditors of Robert Percival, although by the
management of his Reward, a rental was remitted of
Gool. a year. The objea of the Defendant was to
alleviate the burdens of the Plaintiff, and to refcue
his effeets from greedy and rapacious claimants
and fb fenfible was Robert Percival of the waive and
friendly exertions of the Defendant, that, after re-
peated refufals, he infilted on giving the Defendant
a note for toooi. as a reward for his (kill and dill.
gence. Numerous letters were read, indicati►e of
thefe favourable imprefions of the condua of the De.
tenOant--" to deceive you is only to deceive myfelf."
Language eapretlive of the molt implicit confidences
and the molt ardent gratitude, was employed ; and
the Defendant contended, that the Plaintiff at thee
terse took a correa view of his utilities in this im-
portant agency, whatever might have been the re-
ifuk in confequence of the new inßances of extrava.
gance, mifiondnet, and impn!icy of Mr. R.,Percival.
Among other examples of this kind, the Learned
Connie' hid, that this gentleman by gambling bad
incurred debts of honour to the reach of 8 tool. which
the Defendant enabled him to fettle, by railing for
him the fum of 'goo!. Numerous other circum-
Rance' were Rated, involving no inennliderable part
of the biography ot_Mr. R. Percival, doting the lalk
ten years, in which the painful effeets of indifcretion
were fully difclofed, and which occaftoned the con-
finement of Mr. R. Percival in the Fleet Prifon from
the year titoo to the preterit time.

MARCH 21.-4. AHD W. ►IRCIVAL O. IL Milt!.

LORD CHANCPLLDR—" A very large demand is
made on this Court Ity the prayer of the bill. The
party defires to walk over the cootie of life again.
and to hase evety deed delivered up, every *wars'
fit afide, and every An of his own cancelled, during
• period of fourteen years. This is a side expeaa-
lion to indulge, relpeaing the difpofition of this
Court to inteifere ; yet I &cold think the Defen-
dant would greatly injure his caofe. if he do not r-

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gun bri7. Arrived the CORMORANT ann IMOGRN•
inn January, the Adventure. On the 12th ditto the Pcrfeve- paration by Mr. rarler, of London. linee very dant would greatly irittrc his tank, if he do not pro. l,
floops of war, rind Sairs gun brig. Wind S. E. ranee and Elliott. On the Iph, thc lavelv On the tBth, the elegant emblematical devices of the Battle of Tra. duce every paper conneaed the iiii4jed under in. ' i
GRrtNOCROVIARCH 21.—0 n Sunday the nth inn. "gm' On the igth' thn timbers (Win. Parry) front thi
(Agar, the Nile, and Copenhagen.
emit of Brazil.
After dinner the following WAS were drank : velligation "
at eight o'clock at night, the Clyde, (Liverpool
Extra& of a letter from his Majefty's fhip GRAM. Mr. RI
My Lord, the emote in regard
trader) Cunietnonam, thank nn a hrok and 101 l her nvereten ache Order.
rus, January 12, Sos :—•• It is with extreme regret The Premtj Kn;aht Companinn. . • r J• e
to the prodoftion of is Ltd:rent here from the
rudder, then bore away for Douglas ary, where the notices relortem In in MOO of Law. Ma MO.
I inform you, that on the toth init. at half pall one Ibe Knights Compardon of the Blood Royal.
came to anchor, but was obliged en part it and put
o'clrck, P. M. in lat. to. 4s. N. long. toll. 47. E. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, and all sum
m.irfe for
be
infpation of papers, which tf ' •
en fee about one o'clock on Monday morning, her
whilft in the aft of founding. his Majelty's flip GRAM. the Royal Dukes tore, returned thanks, and drank
main frit and jib folii ; on Wednefday following, fhe
'vs ['ruck on a (hoe', called Van Holland's Garden, the healtbs of the Knights prefent. opponent. ma f,
playe, I:
.4,n thi,s motios
an order is Riven tor Such an examtnatti n of paper.,
fel in with a Holyhead packet, which towed her intoattendedher the party not complying is in contempt!,
having at the time about 23 feet water. The yin.: At eight o'clock the Noble Knights
that port. The vele' makes no water, it is hoped Loan CnAlleaLt.o%—" I do not think the forma. •
fence of the flocks was fuck that the has felt them I Majeßyus Concert, to which they had been preehn
rt. a motion will in this cafe be tequired. No.
the cargo is therefore quite fare. The Counters of
fear molt feverely, in every timber of her frame, for Invited. In the great hall and flatmate of the
.0 hey
; bedy feels more than I Jo for a dithered man pion.
aatham, of this port, from Plymouth to Bideford,nut of one difficult/ into a greater for a (cries of
Rte ttruck lb heavy I had no other expeftation but a number of the Ruyal Horta. Guardson in
eunnti,faonrem.,.
lag
ic loft off the Land's End—crew raved. The North
that the mutt have bulged, and her malls gone by the ' were Ilationed to receive thehroghb ;
Liar from Briflol to Clyde, is put into Swanfea leaky,years ;but there arc certain roles of evidence and
board. It was blowing (refit at the time from the' During the eerernGny of the C sitter, his Kir yi ..
IMRCIICe, which are nereffary to be ragarded for thy
ittni cannot proceed until repaired. N. N, wore loca,dr, ogution
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