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i filch 'take tide and provided a' and warts all
'tender the penalties, of the lawn to withdraw from
the fame without Mg, and to ceafe all farther pro-
ceedings therein, as they will adwer the contrary at
their peril.
Colopek ,Boatt. furretticeirbimfelf at Lexington,
in the Rare of -Kentiicky,' on the 9th of November,
and was to be brought to trial in -the Didrie Court
with all poffiblcexpedition; • fits farrender has mbah
the appearance of confcioneiratocence. Confidcring
thalerment which has been ex-ited againft him, he
has evinced no fmall (bare of refolution in fubmitting
pat* the judgment of his countrymen.

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Congrefs met on the to of December, but no ac-
count of the proceedings had reached Bolton on the
sth. The next arrivals will probably bring us the
Prefident's mirage.
A few fcizures have been made under the Non-
importation A.
In another part of this Paper, we have given Come
farther particulars refpeaing the late movements in
St. Domingo. They are pretty much of piece with
preceding events in the parent country.

Several of the Mails that wee lately made up for
tinfuns, were yenerday returned to the Po(l.office
from Harwich. It is laid, that -on the arrival of the
packet at Haft" the letters for Denmark were per.,
misted to be landed; but all Englith letters fur
Bamburgh were, by an order from the Danifit.Go.l
vernroent, refuted admittance :o the Danifh Pon.
Office, and have in confequence been brought back.
To this condo& the Dania' Government has, of
enarfe, been impelled by its fears relative to the de-
Sys Of BOILUALILTZ.

The following is an extras of a private letter,
dated Hamburgh, Dee. 5, received by a Gentleman
in Newcaftle:---4, I continue under arrell in my own
boufe, as, in fa& do all my fellow countrymen
here, in their refpeaive houfes, who are members of
the Britith Faaory. My injonaion not to write me
till you hear further from me, mull remain in full
force. I feel a happinefs, however, in aiTuring you, that
you and all other Erie& friendly who have property
under my care here, may make yourfelves perfealy
rsafy on that fcore. It will ultimately be quite fate. I
can venture to predia all will end well, comparative.
ly (peaking. The late occurrences here will prove
to be nothing more than Y commercial inierrogative.
And as winter is at hand, the interruption in cur
trade will prove lefs injurious to the commercial 1
interefts of Great Britain, than you might poffibly
at fiat have imagined. Our Senate, it is naderftood,
is juft now bufily engaged in negoeiations with
the French, in order to constitute the denounced con-
ifcation of Britith property into a general loan upon
the city of Hamburgh ; and there is no doubt that
this commutation will take place, though the fee
will be high, not lets than Ga million of marks banco,
Or about half a million Reding, I am afraid."

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Tuefday difpatches were received at Mr. Wiley,
Hoss's Office, from Botany Bay, brought by the
Occur, Capt. Biterow, who has arrived in the
River.
Tuefday another very numerous Committeeof the
Privy Council met at the Trt-oftrry, upon the charges
preferred againli Goveroor Ptctou by Colonel Fut.-
iIIItIOU. There were prefent—
'the ..
Lord PreNeat; the Lord Chancellor; Patti Minden,
(iitarvenor, Moira, Spencer, and Suckingbamthire; Vircount
eagit; Lords Grenville, Eldon, and Hawkcibni7t Sir J.
fet
her; the Matter of the Rolls; the Attorney Ckscral;
'Adtlington and Mr. Lichfield. • "
bufinefs is expetted thottly to be brought to an

ilfue.
Yefterday morning the tranfports having an board
the 9th. 14th, both, and 9ift Regiments, failed from
the Downs for Ireland. They failed with a fine N.
W. breeze.
The 7th and Rth Regiments of Font have arrived
at Liverpool, by the Paddington Cam's!, and em•
harked on the 28th ult. on board tranfports for Dub
lin. The wind was contrary, but they expected
to
fail on ;be 29th. The t ith Dragoons art alle espeOed
to embark at that place f the fame deßhiation. There
were not twelve men Fick in the two regiments.
The Hardwicke Yeomanry, .at'Atby, ie Trelatia.i
have volunteered for general fervice in iry an .0(
Great Baitaini in cafe of invafion, or any o*er no-
ceffitl. . .
Two Yager regiments are to:br immediately railed
for general. ferrite. Fnr this highly ufeful And rie:
cegary defcription of troops, the Nita Armj, at
prefent, is extremely deficient. The chief part of thq.,
military force of the Continental Powers, it compofe4i
of fliarp•fhooters, to whole debut:Jive mode of war-
fare may be attributed the lots of many. of our brave
Officers. During the campaign in Holland, the
epaulettes and feathers were confiantly aimed at by
thefe alma unerring markfmen, who feldom or never I
failed to bring down their übjesft. One of the bat
taboos is already complete, to the command of which
General BROWNRIGG is appointed. The Non cowl
eniffioned Officers are Mated from the Guards.
Their uniform is dark green, faced with red, &oiler
to the 95th, or General MANN twouem's Rifie Corps.
Barrisu NAM—The following is the Rate of the
Nita Naval Force up to this day :—ln commiffion
133 (hips of the line (8: of them .are at lea) ; 13 r f
from so guns to 44, (8 of them at lea) ; 163 fri-
gates (123 of them are at ; 190 (loops, ate.
yt+s of them at lea). and 266 gun brigs and other
effelt (201 of them at lea), making a total of 765
ireffels, (558 of them at fea).—ln ordinary, so (hips of
the line ; 19 from so to 44 guns • 52 frigates, 5o
(loops, ikc. and 12 gun brigs, and other 'mile's.—
Total, 183! Building, 37 (hips of the line, 32
fti-
gates. 39 Hoops, &e. 7 gun brigs, and other vefTels.
—Total, 15. The whole amount i 063 Chips and
veiftlss of which sso are of the line.

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taerdal at lve o'clock bit MAJISTT came to
town from Wm or, efeorted by a party of light
Horfe. At two o'clock his Mkssry bald a private
Levee at thiltieen', Palace, which was attended by
l he Arebbilhopß Cantarbory.
The Lord Chancellor. • -
I'hs Fit* Lord of the Tindery. , •
The Chancellor of the Ea
The Secretaries of State for the
eHonse and Nedra
Destments.
Fire Lard of the Admiralty,
e Maher General oldie adasnee.
Thi judge Advocate.
His Eveelkycy the Imperial Andaffador.
Count Patellae.
The Dean of WO:tanner.
Earl Breadalbana.
Leeds—Willoughby
General Hewitt —Colonel
The following per(
prefented to hisldajt.,
Earl BatADALIAIIII, upnn
General HitirlTT; upon
Chef in India, in the room

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The Rev. 1.-ord Hewiy
of the Probenda of Wefttni
Count 'Etahrenberg. the h
POTISX.II and a German CA
The Archbilhop of CANT&
of Weftrninfter, in their full
Addreffes of the Convocation
ntiniter Abbe, and St. Paul',
the new Parliament.

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After the Leveebis
His b,lsissyr gave
Lords GRINVILLS, W
Donn, the JudgeAdvocal
!CITY the proceedings -
At five his Map
Wind(or.

On Wednefday the
a Captain in the t4th _
on which occafion then .d
other demonftrations j-sy, , Iparan, ear
Andover, and open houfe-keeping at his manfion in
that village.
A vacancy in the reprefentation of the County of
Suffex has taken place by the facclificin of General
Lanaox to the Dukedom of RICHMOND. Lord qui:
cHsvratt, and the late Duke ufed each in nom' to
a Member for the Eaftern and Weftern
The late Duke of RICHMOND was of Royal ex ac-
tion, being defcended from CH ARtts LENNOX, natqral
fon of King CHAat.ss 11. by Lady Louisa RatiNa
as Pa sworn, a French Lady, who came to Eng.
land with the Ditchefs of OALBANs, the King's filler;
and whom his Majefty not• only created Michel's bf
PORTSMOUTH, Countels of FARNHAM, and Baronifs
of PRTIRSEISLD in England, but prevailed aps
Lewis XIV. to confer on her the title of Duellers of
AusioNy in France. The' late Duke was the third
in fucceffion, and bore the arms of King CHARLES MI
and his motto was "fa la raft leisure.' in the reel
Iflour/b. He is fucceedcd in tale and elates by hit,
nephew General Lasact, whole father, LorciG sotto
the Heir Apparent, died Tome time ago.
On Tuefday the Society. of Schooltnaliers held.
their Anniverfary Dinner at the Crowa and Anchor
Tavern, the Rev. Dr. VINCRIIT, Dean of Weftmin-
fler, in the Chair. This Inflitutioa, which has for
its chief objell the relief of diftrefed Schoolmaften,
appears to meet with very liberal fnpport from the
Public, as well as front the Profeffion. Several of
the Bifhops, and other exalted charaters, fubfcribe
to its funds 4 and, though but of recent eflablifhment,
it has already acquired a folid and permanent foun-
dation. The Meeting was numeroufly attended, and
the acceffien of new fuhfcribers greater than on any
former occafion. Dr. %Tuscan; on his health being
given, expreffed his higheß approbation of the ofeful
and benevolent pm-poles of the inftitution, and ob.
lerved, that nothing but indifpolition Mould ever pre- i
vent him from attending the meetings of fo honour-
able ant indultrious a clefs of men. This venerable
Champion of Literature, when the memory of Dr.
Buss': was given as a toaff, took oceafion to .Catethat the common oPinion refpating the feverity of
that great man was ill founded. That his charaffer
for kindnefs and humanity had been amply vindica-
ted by his Scholar Mattaire ; and that from every
teftimony which he himfelf could coiled, no man, he
was convinced, ever Audied more zealoufly the true
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Broke, H. negro y and Heathlield.
rel Faite—.Mr Faw '
Toni had the h oar of being
r err :
rn his being created attF.nglifh Baron
1 his being appoint Commander In
21 of Lord Like.
r FITi SOT, upon his be appointed one
Wafter Abbey, by Fad c-r.
Imperial Ambaffador, toted Count
Officer.
yr ea suee,and Dr. VINC T. the Dean
Ml robes, prefented to Majefty the
ition of the'Clergy, lately eld at Weft-
'aura Cathedral, upon the. of
is MAjarri held a Pri Council.
ye audiences to. Earl readapt,
NOVICK, and PITTT nd Mr.
I trOea te, who laidbefor his Ma.
Ss of leveral Court Ma als.
'asyy fet off on his re rn to
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e 24th ult. ['Villa Efki.
h Light Dragoons, came age.;
there were ringing of bells, and
as of j IT, at Longparith, near