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London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

AMERICA

SI7DALESEX ELECTION COMMITTEkjek 38.

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The Cornnsietee went through the remainder of the
proof in fuppert of the return made by the Sheriff.
INIr. Gordon and Mr. audios'', the Undet Sheriffs,
and Mr. Adolphus, an accredited Agent of Mr.
blainwaring were examined to prove that the She-
riffs were fully jußified in rejecting the votes Which
were not examined before the dote of the
_poll on
the fifteenth day. The evidence for the Sheriff clofed.
—To-morrow the cafe will be opened on the part of
the fining Member.—We prefenredto our Readers yef-.
terday the Petition on which the doftuftittee are now
fitting. In the event of this being difpofed of. in-,
favour of Mr. Mainwating, thete is another, which
goes to the qualification of that Gentleman. That
the fubjea may be accurately underarm& we elf°
fnbjnin a copy of the feeond Petition, obferving that
'it is founded upon the Statute 9 Anne, c. v. fec. 5,
which ,equires every candidate to take an oath that
he poffeffes an elate, in lands, Sec. of the annual va-
lue of 6001 above reprices, except fuel; candidate is
the eldelt fon or heir apparent of a Peer, or of any
perfon qualified to ferve as Knight of the Shire; there
u a (imaar eXception in favour of candidatEs for the
Univerfities. Mr. G. Mainwaring, at the late Elec-
tion, profeirea to`fAll within the (cope of the firs ex-
ception, namely, that he was the fon and heir appa-
rent of iperfon qualified to ferve as Knight of a (hire.
Although this -woilld !rave eten quite lufficient, yet
be did `not clfoofe whdlly to rely on the exception,
but took the oath of ifitaßeation with regard to his
ellate. Both thee Gas, 'it will be teen, are negatived
by the Petition. It is the "Petition of Cetera Free-
holders of the County of Middlefex, claiming to vote
at the lag Eleaion for that Chanty, and fets forth—
.. That at the loft Eketion of 'a Kpight of the Shire, Sir F.
Burdett and G. B. Mainwaring, Efq. were tandidates to repro-
fent the fame county in Parliament ; that on e 11µw of hands,
doilies Sheriff declared the majority to be in favour of the laid
Sir F. Burdett ; that therefore a Poll wit duly damaidell in fa-
vour of the Paid G. B. Mainwaring, and wasprocooded on from
day to day ; that at the clok of the laid Bleat* the (alit Sheriff
retuned the laid G. B. Mainwating as dtUyekEted to reprefent
the kid county in Parliament; that after the a cessacting .the
bid poll, and prcvioully to the granting theree or'
on the fame, the qualification of the kid &Mtn Bonk=
Mainwaring, to reprefent the laid county in 'Parilamoit, was
duly requited of him, and the raid Goa.Boalton Wowasing wu
thereby required to (wear to the bate, according to the proviSona
of the Statute in that behalf nude and provided; that on fuck
recover being made, the Paid Ceo Boulton Mainwaring tatted
that the pruvillms of the faid Ad of Parlianient, above referred
to, did not eatcad to him, he being the (idea fon Cud heir apps.
rent of a perfon cleaned by the bid Statute to reeve as a Knight
of a Shire ; but immediately afterwards the faidG.Boultou Main.
warts g took his corporal orb, in the form and to the cited pre-
(crib a by the kid Statute ; and (wore, that be truly and iwmfide
had fuck an eftate. in law or equity, to and fur Ms own ere and
benefit, of or in lands, sene.ments, or hereditament*, over and
above what would clear and latterly an incuntbrances, tharght
and the fame, of the annual valued Coot above reprites, as did
qualify him to be eledted and returned to reeve as a Member kir
the raid County of Middlefes according to the tenor and true
=waning of the Ad of Patti:meat In that behalf ; and that his
(aid lands, tenements, or hereditaments were lying Sr being
within the feveral ;braes, townihips, or main& d Edmonton
and Enfield, In the (aid COunty of Middlefes ; and that the Peti-
tioners are informed and believe, sod reprefent to the Hook, that
at the time of the bid hleftion and Return, when fads dentpd
his qualificatiou as afordaid was made, the bid George Boohoo
Mainwaring was not the (Idea fon or heir apparent of any
perfon Co qualified as afeeefaid to tau as a Knight of a Shire,
and then had not any cease, freehold or copyhold, for his own
We, or Come greater dime, either in law or equity, to and for his
own oft or benefit, of or In lands, tenements, or berediminents,
over and above what would feisty and clear all incumbrances
that might affsd the fame, lying and being in Edmonton and
Enfield anwefai t, or either of them, or effewhere, within that
part of Great Britain called England, the Dominion of Wales,
and Town of Berwick upon Tweed, of the annual value of Cool,
above reprizes. as qualified him to be clotted and returned to re.
precut the laid County in Parliament ; whereby the (aid Eledion
sod Return et the (aid George Bonitos Mainwaring were and are
void; and the Paid George Boohoo Mainwaring b not capable to
it er vote As a Member of the Houfe • and therefore praying that
the Houk will declare the Paid EledtiOn and Hewn to be void,
awl grain their (itch further relief in the premifes as to the Hoare
Stall recto moo n."

Dimenflons of [event! French gun-brigs and lug.
gers, lately captured by his Majefly's Ihip MILAN.
SUS, and lent into the Port of Plymouth :

1,4,,re ea Dui. Brealtak Depth. Draset if Wenn
Brig No. t 69, Wt. aft. 4in. 3ft. 6ia. 6/t. aft. 4ft. ions
274, ditto ditto ditto ditto
Adossatorsount of esti', 125 3-94 tons.
Lngser Ne. 338, 6411. kift. 6ia. 4ft. 0ft5..411. 3 Wats
a Ada:Daum 68 38-94 toes.

287
s" The fame dhiumfions is a/1 !eras
577

at
There nails are cared-built, the decks well leaved
on clamps, AA fore and aft, with tit. Bin. quick work,
wain-cloths, if,. high, 7 fwivel•Aocks on each tide,
and 14 iron thowels on each fide for rowing. The
tuggers are fitted with one 74-pounder on a Elide in
the bow. The brigs have two 18-pounders forward,
and one 14-pounder aft, all on tides, to fire in feveral
diretlions.

Moothly Stateasent.of the Diftribation of the

Britifh Naval Foray, to the tit of March :

VD tile Sturman. although 4♦'s arc elated in genzral with so
gun (bits, Inch as are armed en Bute, or fitted as ftorn•Otips,
are ioduded in the column of frigates. Yachts are, from their
sumac, d gum, although pit lb*, included wit► Amps. It
Is ago to bsegietval, that ►ired armed wilds, as tempo/lug a
"Incur= a "Wean' awl dialsid part of the naval force.
ars la this ftatelseat.l
Line. so's leg. Sfrsarsi
to44s.
• • st 6 3t go
4 3 • 6 3
24 s sg gs
6 5 is 142

In port and Itting,
Guard Aids • -
lathe Ent& and It Chann,:h
la the Downs and North Seas
At the Weft India lfiands,and on
the Pallas - • - - s o 3 all
Jashaiea *atlas 3 o 13 23
America & Newfoundland Rations o t 3 13
EA ladies, and on the Pafage - 8 3 io 10
Coati of Africa o a 2
Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar - 23 e 8 3
In the Meditcrrancaa &on Pape s s r 13 18
With fraic I Orthrs - 0 0 o
Mefpital and Prifoa Mips - 23 0 2 0

Total ha Coma Mon - 20$ 11 141 422

Raab/kw naps - -
&actionable, and repairing for fcr-

34 6 0

vice
In Ordinary
NUMMI

Is I 17 1
42 12 33 20
15 C. 10 31

• • 0

Total - 1!3 38 n 7 430
/TOTS •/ TIM •RDIMART AT LRCM PORT.
Portfmouth - 22 2 14 6
Plymouth
111 4 14 3
- 6 -

Cl
Incas
River

if 4 4
II 3 5
7 4 21 3

Total f.

A; :7 J 6 as

148
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14
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695

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918

Laft night a Mufical Afterpiece, intitled Owl of
Per; 0.. The Lade of Laufatues, written by MO
REYNOLDS, the mufic by Meffis. &amass and Rasa's,
was performed at this Theatre for the first time, of
which the following are the Dramatic Perfona and
brief limy—
' Count Yawn= . . Mr. HILL,
Old Vahan/ - • - Mr. SIMMONS,
Young Valteline . - Mr. BEAMAN!,
Cavalier POMpOCCI • . Mr. BLANCUARD.
Timothy . . • Mr. FAWCETT.
Laurette . . . Signora STO &Ace.
Cicely - Mite WADOT.
Seas E-4witurland.
The Farce commences with Old Valteline turning
away his feivaot Timothy, and refuting to give him
a charade!. Timothy in vain reminds him that he
expells Caralier Pols:peg every moment to enquire
if he be the excellent fervant he had that morning
defcrilsod himfelf to hit 'niece.-Old Valteline hill
refutes to give him 4‘charatftei, and leaves him—Ti.
moth'', according to his ufual cuflom, fits down at
his mailer's toilette and begins flaying hirofelf be-
fore he goes—at this.moment Cavalier #ompofo en-
ters, and Timothy's face befisg all lathered, he mif-
takes him for Old Valteline—Timothy perceiving
this, gives his own charm ter—the Cavalier hires
him—and through the ref of thp piece, Timothy is
involved in equivoque with his two mailers.

There is anotlier plot conning of the love of
Young Vaticline for Lauretta, who are both ihrciwn
into embarraiEng lunation: by the former being *de-
nounced a traitor by the Swift Council.

The bufinefs of this piece is extravagantly mire ;
but as it is avowedly a Farce, the Public, in confe-
deration of its excellent mode, fcenery, &c. feem
dirpofed to give it a friendly welcome. The airs
fling by BRAHAN and STOR•CE, are compofed by
the former; and thole given to HILL and the reit,
b 7 Reeve, as is alto the Overture, one of the hap-.
pie& of his prodations, in which is introduced, with
great eifed, the popular Swifs air of Raz de Vaches.
The whole of the fongs were encored.
The ifting of Fewcerr, BLANCHARD, and Sur-
mises, excited greet mirth in the audience, and tlie
vocal Perfcirmers were all in excellent tune. on
giving out the Farce for a fecond reprefentation, the
applaufe was unieerfal. The Theatre was extremely
trotraed in all its parts.

BALTIMOLT, JAN. VINII, Or the
fchooner Eleanor, from Jamie, arrived in town this
morning from Anapolis, and brings the following in-
telligence: " On Sunday night, the 23d of Decem•
her, the fleet got under way, which confined of the
(hip Ardent, Captain SMITH, brig Fanny, Captain
Bonitos, and fchooner Felicity, Captain Weill', arm-
ed veffels ; alfo fchooner Vidor'', Captain liar!. arr.
and fchooner Alexander, Captain Evsason. In get-
ting under way the fchooner took the wrong can,
and before her anchor brought her up the ran on the
north reef at four in the morning it was fuppcfed
the was bilged, though every el fiance was rendered
her from the boats of the different 'fads then lying
in port, in unloading her. I left the fchooner at
four in the morning, and I judge that about half the
cargo was nut. During the night the Water was over
her cabin floor.

" I got under way at fix on Monday morning, and
at eleven I joined the convoy, which was then off
Carile, and had been joined by the brig Alliance,
Captain CATHRAL. armed brig Hunter, Capt. Wu.-
Lies's, brig Philip, Captain BUSSING TOM, and A
black fchooner, with no fore top fail, belonging to
Baltimore, and the Ann Maria, Captain FORD. The
fleet was employed in beating to windward, and no-
thing of any note took place until January a, at four
P. M. the French Keys then bearing about S. W.
eight leagues dittanee, at which time we difcovered a
fehooner to run up under the weather quarter of the
(hip Ardent, Captain SMITH, when an engagement
took place ; the privateer had no colours flying un-
til bie was alongfide the (hip, when the hoifled heel
pendant and maga, and the blcody flag at her fore-
top gallant mall head. The engagement fatted but
very little time as it appeared to me that the Ar-
dent was boarded and carried immediately. The pri-
vateer then hatiled her wind for the Hunter and Phi-
lip ; 'the ret of the fleet were making the belt of their
way 'from her."
NAW You, Jan. 2a.:—On the 9th cf Oelober,
Captain Giotto' TayLok failed from Trinidad in a
brig, for this port, with a very valuable cargo of
moieties, 8:c. He had fome very hard weather, andl
after being at fea fit days, the weather fomewhat mu-
derated, butat eight o'clock in the evening they found,
from the unufual.quantiry of water the veffel made,
that the had (prong a leak, in confequence of which
the pumps were brifkly employed all night : at day.
light, however, the water had gained fo much as to
cover the lower tier of molaffes ; the molafTes were
then Rove, and every other method taken to lighten
the ietel, and ditcover the leak, but in vain, and at
eleven o'clock the was completely water logged, the
pumils going all the time. The boats were then got
out, and the malts cut away, in order to keep her
from upfetting, determining not to leave her fo long
as the remained upright. In this fituation they kept
on board till feveti o'clock in the evening, when they
found her fettling fo fait that they were obliged to
efcape into the boats, and in a few minutes after they
had got free from her the fuddenly went down, the
boats being but jug out of the flrength of her vortex.
This took place in the t3ulf Stream, 35 or 4o leagues
northward and weftward of Cape St. Antonio. For-
rtnately they had time to take into the boats as much
provifion and water as they could find room for :
but the Water happitehg to be put into a cyder bar-
rel, in one day's time it became fo four and unwhole-
fome that they could hardly make any more ufe of
it than of falt water. They flood to the fouthward
in hopes of getting to Cuba. After beating three
days, they had an obfcrvation, and found themfelvei
te the fouthward of the above Cape ; and the wind
and current being againt them, they bore away for
the Main, and after nine days reached an uninhabit
ed ifland (Woncoon). Here they Raid three days,
in Which time a heavy (bower fell, that happily ena-
bled them to fupply themfelves with water from the
hollows of the rocks. Thty quitted this place, and
coated along to the northward and weßward, and
after thirty days from the veffel's foundering, reach-
ed the Bay of. Campeachy, where their fufferings
commanded the humane attention of the Spanith
Viceroy, who provided for their paffage. There were
two Philadelphia fchooners there, the Betfey, Capt.
BUNYAN, and Bloom, Captain Steverisorr, between
whom Captain TAYLOR and his men were divided,
the former being bound for New Orleans, and the
latter to Philadelphia. Captain T. was in the Bloom.
which, after loading on the coat, touched at the
Havannah for provifions, when he and his men went
on board the Eliza, Ricasanson, of this port, with
whom they cattle home. The caufe of this misfor-
tune. Captain T. apprehends to have been the flirt-
ing Of one of the butts, the velel previeufly making
no complaint, and being fufficiently dry.
It is painful to :elate the inhumanity of a Spanith
brig to Captain TAYLOR, in his dithers, that he met
with on the evening of the third day after being in
the boat. In expeetation of being relieved from their
perilous fituation, they rowed up to her, and defired
to be taken on board, but were refuted, and ordered
to keep off, or they would fink them ; and after a
qtrarter of an hour's entreaty, (which Captain I'.
was enabled to make by his acquaintance with the
Spanith tongue) they were forced to leave her. The
next morning, however, being flat in fight, they began
to make towards her again. which the Spaniard per-
ceiving, fired a (hot at them which truck very near
the boat; they were then obliged to give up all hope
of relief from her. To this the conauet el Captains
Sravansos and RICH AR nsom was a pleating contrail,
from whom he received every thing that was to be
expelled from men and Gentlemen.
It is a confolation, that amidft all the hardfhips
and perils to which Captain TAYLOR and his people
were fubjeted, their lives were all preferved.
• Jew. 26.—The report that the Britifh frigate Rv-
VOLUTIOSNAIRS, had run alhore on Long Bland, was
founded on the following circumßance 3 A lame
veld was fees Ahem at Fire Itland inlet, firing Eg-
sal guns of ilibef. (he proves to be a very large
Sip, laden with fugar, which went alhore the fame
time the brig Agenoria did. They threw overboard
eighty barrels of fugar, and the moll of her guns, all
which proved ineffeltual to get her off.
On Saturday night the brig Anna Maria, Captain
Collie got oat to fea. This veffel has been dif-
patched with the mot benevolent intentions by the
Infurance Companies. We underhand the is loaded
with provifions and men, and is to fcour the coat,
and afford relief and aifitlance to all veldt in dillrefs
that the may fall in with.

•
Alifentord on Monday, the 1 ed, thc aLv Thorns' Lloyd,
nf a fon

Weilnalaay. 'he Cady of james Petcr H.q. of I'3rk -lane,
Of q ditisittcr Mid a (mt....
. .

Go tai salt uk. at Haddingtoo Barrack., Ares. Captain CharZco
toteivatt, 6f the Galloway Militia, of a Cull.
Weducfday, the Lady of B. Harrifou, L Treafuter of Guy's
Hufpitaf, of a daughter.

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SITDDLESEX ELECTION COIA.MITTELFek 38. ' -.- _
—,........ Laft night a Mufical Afterpiece, untitled eat of BALTIMORE, JAN. 113.-Capt
The Cnennsietee went through the remainder of the Plats; or, The Late of Laufaimm, written by Me fchooner Eleanor, from Jamie, i
proof in rapport of the return made by the Sheriff. REYNOLDS, the muficby Meffia. BaAHAM and Rages, morning from Anapolis, and brin
.bir. Gordon and Mr. audios'', the Under Sheriffs, was performed at this Theatre for the brit time, of telligence: " On Sunday night,
and Mr. Adolphus, an accredited Agent of Mr. which the follos4ng are the Dramatic Perfoisa and bee, the fleet got under way, whi'
Mainwaring were examined to prove that the She- brief Rory- (hip Ardent, Captain SMITH, hr
riffs were fully jußified in rejecting the votes which . Count naneenza . - Mr. Hite, Bowls', and fchooner Felicity, C
were not examined before the dote of the poll on
Did Yaks:line - - . Mr. SIMMONS, ed veffels ; alfo fchooner Viaory.l
the fifteenth day. The evidence for the Sheriff doted. Young Valtrdine - . Mr. BRAIIAIt, and fchooner Alexander, Captain
-Tn-morrow the cafe will be opened on the part of• Cavalier Pooled° . . Mr. BLANCUARD, tin g under way the fchooner ft
the fining Member.-We prefenredto our !leaden yet:.
Timoth and before her anchor brought he
. . -
• terday the Petition on which the dottotrittee are now y Mr. FAWCETT.
north reef ; at four in the =roil
Laurette . . . Signora ST oan et, fitting. In the event of this being difpofed of. in- •
ate was bilged, though every elf
favour of Mr. Mainwating, there is another, which Cicely
goes tn the qualification of that Gentleman. That ; - - .M. WADDT.
SeariEwitserland.
The. Farce commences with OldValteline turning her from the boats of the differen
in port, in unloading her. I del
i the fubjea may be accurately underarm& we alto
away his fervant Timothy, and refuting to give him
four in the morning, and I judge
Inbjoin a copy of the fecund Petition, oblerving that it is founded upon the Statute 9 Anne, c. V. fec. 5, cargo was nut. During the night
a character. Timothy in vain reminds him that he
•
her cabin floor.
expeas Cavalier Poinpcifo every moment to enquire
which ,e quires every candidate to take an oath that " I got under way at fix on &I if he be the excellent fervant he had that mornin
he poffeffes an elate, in lands, Sec. of the annual va-
defcrilsod himffilf to his nieee.-Old Valteline Rill at eleven I joined the convoy, 1
due of 6001 above reprizes, except (rich candidate isCar ile, and had been joined by
refutes to give him o'charaaer, and leaves him-Ti-
the eldelt trot or heir apparent of a Peer, or of any
Captain CATHRAL, armed brig F
moth'', according to his ufual cuftom, fits down at
perfon qualified to limas Knight of the Shire; there
La•ses, brig Philip, Captain B
his mailer's toiletffi and begins (having hirofelf be-
ts a fimilar etception in favour of candidatfi for theblack fchooner, with no fore to;
fore he goes-. at this.moment. Cavalier Pompofo en-
Univerfities. ish.. G. Mainwaring, at the late Elec.Baltimore, and the Ann Maria, ( Timothy's face being all latifered he mill'
'ion, profeffed tofoli within the (cope of the firß ex- les' and fleet was employed in beating to
him for Old V I li - ' '
takes a te ne-Tomothy perceiving
ception, namely, that he was the ton and heir appa-
rent of iperfon qualified to tent thing of any note took place until
this, gives his own cbaraaer-the Cavalier hirestent as Knight of a (hire.P. M. the French Keys then ba
Although this•woilld have men quite lufficient, yet involved .
him-and through the ref of the piece Timothy is . l
,
eight eagues dillanee, at which ti
in equivoque with his two mailers. he did `not choofe whdlly to rely on the exception, . • fehooner to run up under the wen
but took the oath of qltaliEcation with regard 'o his There is anotlier
_plot conning of the love of (hip Ardent, Captain Saila., wi
clime. Both there faels, 'it will be teen, are negatived Young Valteline for Laurette, who are both ihrOwn took place ; the privateer had ni
by the Petition. It is the Petition of feveral Free- into embarraffing fituations by the former befits *de- til Lae was alongfide the (hip. W
holders of the County of Middlefez, claiming to vote de-
nounced a traitor by the Swifs Council. . pendant and enfrgn, and the blcor
at the tali Eleaion for that Cbirmy, and fits forth- The bufinefs of this piece is extravagantly more ; top gallant mall head. The eng•
* That at the tall Median of .a
l(pigbt of the Shire, Sir ir, but as it is avowedly a Farce, the Public, in confi- very little time, as it appeared ti
Burdett and 6.11. Mainwaring, Efq. were Candidates to repro- deration of its excellent mak, fcenery, &c. Teem dent was boarded and carried imt
Cent the Wan went/ in Partia'nent ;et hat •• ••a)ew c/f hmds. clitipored to give it a friendly welcome. The airs wafter then hauled her wind for t
D Sheriff declared the majority obe in favour of the raid rd . ...
Sir F. Burdett ; that therefore a Poll was duly demaede4 in fa- •"nic by Damian and STORAGE, are CoMpnfed by lip; the eel of the fleet were mai
vuur of the (.id G. B. Mainiraring, and wasPnkeeded on from the former ; and thole given to HILL and the Yea, way from her."
day to day ; that at the dote of the laid Eledllop;the Paid Sheriff'. by RIRTII, as is alto the Overture, one of the hip-- . Naw YORK, JAN. 22.:-On ti
removed the raid G. Mainwaring 22 &ticketed to roPrrkor ptefk of his produdions, in which is introduced, with Catain Gioaesa 'rarebit failed
the- laid county in Parliament; that after the demanding .the p
bid poll, and previoully to the granting therm:if, Or proleedl
•ng Rat eifed, the popular Swifs air of Rae de Pitches. brig, for this port, with a very
en the fame, the quabfitation of the raid , dente Houk= . e whole of the fongs were encored. molalTes, &c. He had Tome very
MaLowariug, to reprefent the fan county in PUIIIIIEIOII, wu The acting of FAWCITT, BLANCHARD, and Sum- after beingat fea fix days, the we;
duly requited of him, and the raid Gas Boalton Minwasing wu
thereby required to fwear to the fame, according to the prnvifions molts, excited great mirth in the audience, and the Berated, but at eight o'clock in the
of the Statute in that behalf made and provided; that on fuck vocal Perftireners were all in excellent tune. On from the ur.ufmilquantity o • fwa
revs& being made, the raid Geo. Boulton Mainwating rafted giving out the Farce f•ir a fecond reprefentation, the that (he had (prong a le4k, in col
that the pruritic's, of the faid Ad of Parlianient, above referred apostate was anieer(4l. The Theatre was extremely the pumps were bri(kly employed
to, did not catcall to him, he being the (Idea fon ind heir appa. trosaded in all its parts. light, however, the water had gai
rent of a perfon quilled by the laid Statute to Carve as a Knight
of a Shire ; but immediately afterwards the laid G.Boultots Main. - • cover the lower tier of molairis
waring took his corporal orb, in the form and to the circa pre- then Rove, and every other meth
fa lba by the raid Statute ; and (wore, that be truly and /wrap( FASHIONS FOR MARCH. the reel, and dikover the leak, I
had fuck an (Bate. in law or equity, to and fur hat own ere and'
._ --.. eleven o'clock the was completeli
broeBt, of or in lands, senements, or lereditaments. over and Two Ft/Lt. DR USE 3, wOito AT THS %/FEN% BALL Omits going all the time. The I above what would clear and fatisfy an incuntbrances, than ht AT wlNDsoa._ .
1 A Rime Drefs and "rain of fine orit, and the malts cut away,
s&& the fame, of the annual value of 600 L above reprites, as did . ... • .
qualify him to be elected and returned to reeve as a Member for • mum& embroidered all round with gold. The hair &Om upfetting, determining not t
the Paid County of Middle:rex according to the Moor and true dreffed with a diamond bandeau, and White oftrich as the remained upright. In this
meaning of the Ad of Parliament in that behalf ; and that his feathers.-2. A Drefs of blue muffin over white fatin; on board till fevett o'crOck in the
(Ad lam
ds. tenancies, or hereditaments "tie
lying Sr being the front embroidered with gold, and fattened over found her fettling to fall that the
within the revival man, townlhips, or procinds of Edmonton the bottom with a diamond
broach.
A dialitond and Enfield, in the (aid Ctinnty of Mlddlties ; and that the Pal-ercape into the boats, and in a fec
timers are informed and believe, sod reprefent to the Houle, that bandeau through the hair. White kid (home , had got free from her the fudden
at the time of the Sad Make aod Return, when futh demand of Nies Hitan-i3atssas.--r. The hair dreffed with a •
boats being but jolt out of the fin als qualification as afordaid was made. the laid Gana Rnek'in large twill of white muffin drawn through it, to This took place in the Gulf Scree
Maturating was not the eldeft fon or heir apparent of any G.r... a turban, and .n
n jibed with a long end the on northward and weftward of Cape
Felton Co qualified as doodad to lave as a Knight of a lathe, "' ""
fide .-=a. A
and then had OW any eihre• frorhold or rotrthold, for hi. own right
bet;
•-•-a. large hat of black and drib Tel- rinately they had time to take int
life, or tome greater elate, either in law or equity, to and for Ids feathers to cotrefpond.-3. A cap of white provifion and water as they Cook own do or benefit, of or In lands, tenements, or bacdiuntents, man, ornamented with a velvet band, and white but the Water happitag to be pt
EMT and above what would feisty and clear an incumbranca feathers.-4.
A morning cap of white ratio, with Tel in day's it became t• , one time c
that might affoit the fame, lying and being in Edmonton and
Enadd anwefai I, or either of them, or fifer/here, within that deep lace border •in ft • •
a , rotes ont.-5. A hat of tome that they could hardly mal
part of Great Britain called England, the Dominion or Wales, cnmfon velvet, with long.critisfon feathers placed to it than of (alt water. They Roo
and Town ot Bawl& upon Tweed. of the annual value of 6coL fall over the crown.-6. A cap of figured velvet.-::- in hopes of getting to Cuba. •
above mom. as qualified him to be clotted and returned to re- -.
7 The Damora hat, ornamented with white fea- days, they had an obfcrvation, an
preen the hid County in Parliament; whereby the (aid Eledlion thers... Tiara bandeau.--9. Reprefents the rightthe th dofthe
Rod Return et the laid George Banton Mainwaring were and are to fou war
void; and the raid George Boulton Mainwaring is not capable to fide of the Damora hat. and current being againft them, .I
lit re vac2ll a Member of the Houfe • and therefore praying that WALKING Dasssts.-t. A round drefs of white the Main, and after nine days rea
the Honk will declare the Paid Election and Hewn to be void, muffin. A (pencer of coloured velvet, fattened over ed ifland (Woncoon). Here the
awl gnent their flab further relict in the premifes as to the Hoare the bofom with gold cla, and trimmed round the in Which time a heavy fh f I
°wet e .
Stall recut
wain with broad black lace. A velvet bonnet to bled them to fupply theinfelves v
correfpo.nd with the (pence'', trimmed with fur.-2. Dimenflons of feveral French gun-brigs and lug- hollows of the rocks. They quit
A morning drefs of thick white muffin. Habit thin gets, lately captured by his Majetly's Ihip MILAN-
of kkcoaxed along to the northward
cambr .
pus, and tent into the Port of Plymouth :after thirty days from the veffel's
' , Oassavertons.-,The prevailing coloties ate trim-
LIPZie fiN Deal. Breahl. Deph. Draset if Water. ed the Bay of. Campeachy, wh
Brig bio. t 69, 82ft. aft. ain. 3ft. 6in. 6ft. aft, aft. fonr. (on, brown, pink, and blue. The large hats, in commanded the humane accent
aya, ditto ditto ditto ditto beaver and velvet. continue to be much worn: Fea- Viceroy, who provided for their
Adnumforentent of each, 523 lie tons. there of every defcription are univerfally adopted. two Philadelphia fchooners then
bigger No. &SS, 6" z 3 ft. 6in. 4ft. ^Ng& 3 Ulan p
Admeafures 68 3894 toes. BUSMAN, and Bloom, Captain &
287 i '
AGRICULTURAL R APORT FOR FABRUARr. whom Captain TAYLOR and his
sB6 The fame dbuonfions in all re(pcda --._ the former being bound for Nev
57 7
latter to Philadelphia. Captain 'T . et t The late mild, open weathers has been favourable
a l di .on the co
H
There velfels are carvel-built, the deckswellfecured to the young Wheats, which begin to flock kindly which,
, .g avannafterh Coro provisions, when h
On clamps, Bat fore and aft, with tit. Bin. quick work, on free-growing lands : the plants on cold, heavy .
on board the Eliza, RICHARDSON
wain-cloths, aft. high, 7 fwirel•Rocks on each tide, foils do not look (o favourably, but even thefe are
whoa
tney cattle home. The c;
and i iron thowels on each fide for rowing. The daily improving. Many of the early dibbled Beans tune, Captain T
. apprehends to
luggers are fitted with one 74-pounder on a Hide in have been hurt by the (harp night froth. The fel- .
the bow. The brigs have two 18-pounders forward, lowed lands begin to work well for the Lent Corn; ing of one of the butrs, the veffel. .
no complaint, and being fufficient
and one a4-pounder aft, all on tides, to fire in (everal but the Barleys were fcarcely_ ever known to be pot
It is painful to :elate the inhin direaions. . into the ground to backwardly as the prefent leafon. .
• The Multard and Ra ftandi for crops, have brig to Captain TAYLOR, in his d
Moothly atatensent of the Diftribution of the Rape. ng
•
Britifh Naval Forge, to the Ili of March : fuffered much by the hard weather, to that neither with on the evening of the third
Ds this Statamet, although 44's are elated in general with 50 of them promife an average produce. Tares have the boat. In eepeelation of being
ow flaps, Inch as are armed en flute, or fitted as ftorodhips, generally Rood the winter well. The Turnip dif Perilous
fituation, they rowed up
- hooded In the cabmen of frigates. Yachts are, front their trigs have Rill abundance of feed. Hay is plentiful, to be taken on board, but were re
666,1,c, et guns. although raft lhips, included with Amps. It and reafonable in every part not within the (cope of to keep off, or they would fink t
Is ago to Itsobatved, that hired armed vellch, as eompang a
quarter of an hour's entreaty,
a temporary and Aiwa& part of the naval tone, requifition for the fupply of the King's troops.-
gart.
ars luckadsd la this Beaman.] Straw is becoming dearer daily, from the fcantinefs was enabled to make by his ac,
Liar. 50's Fri. Sfra.e's.l el. of left year's crops. The Meat-markets throughout Spanilh tongue) they were forced
to 44•1-
. England bate been abundantly (applied with all next morning, however, being hill
In port and Suing, - . st 63! 90 ' 240 ~
to make towards her again. whicl
Guard this • - - 4 3, 6 3 tit km s, from Chrtflmas to the prefent time ; and the . .
ring, fired a (hot at them whic
lathe Enna and Mit Malteds 24 2 sli 92 146 additional fopplies now looked for from Norfolk and cei
then obliged
the boat; they were ln the Downs and North Seas 6 5 us 142 163 Suffolk, and other Turnip counties, will, no doubt,
At the Weft India Mandel and on • of relief from her. To this the c
continue the Smithfield prices reafonable for (event
the Paw - . . -
1 o 3 ail 32 artivintsos and R __ICHAR DSO!, was
weeks to come. Pig Port is very low : Houle Lamb
Jamaica Racial 3 o 13 13 39
from whom he received every th
America & Newfoundland Rations • 1 313 17 is the only dear article at prefent that comes to mar- from
from men and Gentleme
tan ladies, and on the Pattie - 8 3to 10 31 ket.-There is no decline in the price of Lean Stock;
-emit of Africa - - o o s 3 4 Come few droves of Scots have been (hewn on Ep- ation, that amid
It is a confol ••
Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar - 13 6 8 5 26 ping Ford*, and were eagerly purchared.-Horfes and perils to which Captain "rayi
In the Mediterrancao &on Paillige 12 1 13 18 4* were fubjeeted, their lives were al'
With (rate I Orders - - o o o 2 2of figure, whether for the road, or collar, fetch more
alapital and Prifon taps - 13 o$ o re money.-Hops are Rationary in price, and Wool has • JAN. 26.-The report that the
--- experienced but little variation fence the tall Monthly TOLUTIONN•IRE, had run alliore c
Total is Comndflion - 103 21 141 4a 693 Report. ffouaded on the follcrwiv circus
weird was fees adhere at Are Mal
Itseehlor raps - - 3 4 6 0 13
- asallitns of diarefs ; the proves
fiervicenble, and repairing ter fir- • No. 24417,the Ten Thoafand Pound Prize drawn Sip, laden with !agar, which we
- 1.5 I 17 1 34
vice .
43 22 33 20 ia yefterday, was fold by RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK and time the brig Agenoria did. Tie
in Ordinary - -
paildirre . 4 - . 15 C. ao 31 66 Co. eighty barrels of sugar, and the n
Total - 183 38 n 7 430 916
—: The Ticket No. 19,838, as firft drawn yeßerday, which proved ineffetlual to get lie
ETATS .r TYR •RDINART AT £ACU PORT. • -
entated to Spool. was fold at Meffrs.Hazaao, Boatel, On Saturday night the Ling Ai
Poetimouth
.. . se 214 6 44 and Co.'s Office Royal Exchange, in two starters, Collie got out to tea. Thi6 ,
-
Plymouth - ' . 18' 414 3 39 One Eighth, and' '
Six Sixteenth Shares, where the patched with the molt benevolen
Chatham - - - IS 64 4 29 Ticket No. 8,035, as fiat drawn on'Tuefday left, Infurance Companies. We undo
ghee ash .
- -
- - - 7 x 121 3 5• 3 32 10 entitled to a 5,0001. was fold and regiltered,and where with provifions and men, and is
4
*aver ' • - and afford relief and affiance to
Total f. . 63 17 56 11 157 fent Lottery', were both fold in Shares. 1 that the may fall in with.