Star.
London, England, 1810-05-07 00:00:00

it rda INTELLIGEMCE.
AMELIA FRIGATE,
Ire mentioned on Saturday a report that had been
mouth of this ship having bad a
:ty current at Ply
s inguinary contest with a French frigate and
ooner. Our Plymouth Correspondent informs us
t%.: the story is now entirely discredited. The fol.
rinz letter is from an Officer belonging to the
AmELLA, and is the latest that has been received,/
His Majeny's ship lonia*, off Bayonne, Atiril 11.
We have been now six months cruising in the Bay
of Biscay, during which we have experienced mach
tempestuous weather ; but have,- on the whole, been
tolerably successful. I send this by the Marietta,
French schooner, which we captured yesterday; she
is laden with rosin, and was bound from Bayonne to
• Nantz. The 3d instant we retook the Wanstead, a
richly-laden homeward-bound West Indiaman, of 400
tots, and sent her for Plymouth. She had been taken
by the Grand Decide French privateer, off the Wes-
tern Islands, the 27th of March. At the time of
carting her it blew a strong gale off the land,
otherwise they would have carried hi r safe into St.
fodero. The Wanstead belongs to Messrs. SHAW
and SOOT, of London, and is laden with rum, sugar'
irgwood, coffee, and cotton. The Grand Decide had
a!so taken the brig Hibernia, of Belfast, from Ja-
maica, with West India produce."'

0 His Majesty's ship Demote, Basque Roads, April 28.
The DREADNOUGHT left us yesterday, as soon as
the ScrrioN hove in sight; to that we have now here
our own ship (the Dartawcz), CHRUTIAN VII. and
Scsesow, of the line ; MEDUSA and MINERVA frigates,
and the CONSTANT gun-brig. the CADMUS brig and
FANCY cutter sailed on a cruise on Wedneeday ; both
vessels had been very successful in cutting off the
enemy's chasse-marees and coasting cr:kfr, and no
others would vesture out, except such as could
steal along shore. We yesterday reconnoitred the
French ships in the Charente, and found there were
three completely rigged, and apparently ready for
sea, and one partly rigged. In Aix Roads there
are two frigates, four brigs, and ten gun-boats; but
neither the frigates nor brigs appear ready for sea,
nor are they, according to our observations, half
manned. A frigate, supposed to be laden with
stores, bound to the Isle of France, attempted to es-
cape the 17th instant, but being closely pursued by
the MEDUSA, she run up the Charante ; in doing
which, she received considerable damage : her stores
have been taken out by lighters, and she is gone up
to repair. Two of the enemy's vessels got on shore
on Wednesday last, under a battery, when Mr.
HOLLAND, commander of the FANCY hired cutter,
proceeded with a boat's crew, and set fire to one of ;
them in the most gallant stile—she was completely
destroyed. The same night Mr. HOLLAND captured
a sloop laden with beans and oats, bound to Bayonne,
for the use of the French cavalry horses in Spain-
1/Ir. HOLLAND has been very active, andhas rendered
essential service in his little vessel.
There has not been any firing or rejoicing on
this part of the French coast, up to the present date ;
th:relore, we conclude and hope, that the enemy have
been checked in their career in Spain ; but we have
received no English papers or letters these three
weeks past.
Before I conclude, I. am sorry to inform you of
a melancholy event that occurred two days ago
(Thursday last). A boat belonging to the Active
privateer, on her way to board an enemy's chasse-
maree, stealing along-shore in Quiberon Bay, upset
in a sudden squall, and the crew, consisting of nine
perions, were all unfortunately drowned.'

P9ItTERIQU 1 rit alladWq IP%
The hut fleet for the East Indies 6 alma lobe
'dispatched to-day.' Besides the shire betere usetH
toiled, the Carmarthen and Era*, for &ahoy P---
the .10liana and Larkins, kg be lga' ; Pad the Be'
tavia, for Madeira, Ceylon, and Bengal, will form
part of the fleet--making, in the whole, twelve vail.
It is sold that the Admiralty have vrisely resolved t!'
grant convoy to the East India fleets the whole of the
way ; and that the convoys homeward-bound shall i
I receive the same protection. The LION, of 64 guns,
,Captain HRATNCOTE ; and the Puothet frigate, Cap-
tain MUDGE, expect to give protection to the above
ships. The BELVIDERA, Captain BYRON ; and the
NEMESIS, Captain W. Fume, have sailed for the.
protection of the Greenland fishery. The FRANCRISgir
Capt. ALLEN, will sail shortly upon the same service.
The Jamaica, Capt. LYSAGHT ; and Blossom, Capt.
BEAUFORT, ate under quarantine at the Motherbank,
from Gibraltar. They sailed on the 22d of March, I,
having had a very long passage. The UNDAUNTED,
HYDRA, MANILLA, WIZARD, and MEROI9II were ly-
ing there. The Jamaica, on the 14th ult. re-captured
from the Grand Napoleon privateer, the American
ship Iris, from Amelia 'Lind, bound to London.
DEAL, MAY IL
Arrived his Majesty's ship STANDARD, from Ports-
mouth ; Ism, RAVEN, CRANE, and FLYING You,
from a cruize.—The Nocton packet from the Leeward
Islands, last from Falmouth, left St. Thomas's 10th
March.—Wind N.E.
YARMOUTH. MAY 1.
Yesterday antved in these Roads, the Sr. Grottcs,
Rear-Admiral RRYNOLDS ; the VICTORY, 100; Rzso-
LUTIOY, 74 ; and ALDAN cutter---to PIA the ships up
th? Baltic.--Sailed the URGENT gun brig for the
Nike, to repair her damage, she having been run foul
of.—Ships of war with the above, the Rouvez, Vice-
Admiral DOUGLAS; FORMIDABLE, RESOLUTION, MARS,
STATELY, and AFRICA, Of the line ; DESIREE frigate ;
DILIGENCE 400 p ; RAYNARD, BOLD, Cn.twriccace,
and HAvoas gun-brigs.—The Gottenburgh and He-
ligoland convoys remain wind.bound.—Adiniral Sir
JANE: SAUMAREZ is expected here this day, to hoist
his flag on board the VICTORY, 100 guns.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAYLSERD, MAY 6.—Arrived the Earl Percy, Storey, and
the Harry Morris, Patton, from Montserrat—Sailed the Paz,
Harper, and Cornwall, Stroud, f or Jamaica; the Friendship, An-
derson, for Demerara ; Schemer, How, for St. Domingo ; and the
Jane and Margaret, Vane, fir Quebec..
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Plampin, to the Gibraltar: Captain B. W. Taylor, to
the Apolla; Sir Thiomas Staines, to the Hamadryad ; Captain P.
Parker, to the Menelaus ; Captain Philip Beaver, to the Nisus ;
Captain B. Hodgson, to the Barbadoes ; Captain Stuart, of the
Argus, to the Crane ; Captain C. M. Sutton, to the Derwent ;
lAeut. Campbell, t.. the Daring ; lAeut. Garland, to the Sprightly ;
Lieut. Nopps, to the Hardy ; Lieut. S. Gordon, to the Dwarf ;
Lieut. John Pearce, to the Decoy •, Lieut. Crosstnan, to the Dart ;
Lieut. Morris, to the Pioneer.—The last four vessels are cutters,
which have beenbuilt purposely to cruize agaln't theeemny's coast-
ing trade. Mr. T. Hoskins, to command the Diligent store-ship.
Captains Dennor and Pechell, are promoted to the rank of Post-
Captains. lieutenants W. H. Smith, Hon. John Gower, James
Hay, E. Flyn, H. N. Rowe, John Codd, Phipps, Hamilton,
Dalton, Hon. V. Gardner, to be Commanders. Captain Drum-
mond, to the Couragcux ; Captain E . P. Braun. te the Cyane;
Captain the Hon. V. Gardner, to the JOUR; Captain Bott, to the
Sabine; Captain Murray, to the Oberon. Lieutenant A. Market,
to he Warden of his Majesty's Dock-yard at Deptford. T. Edge-
combo-, Lsq. is appointed Private S .cretary to the Right Honour-
able Charles Yorke, first Lord of the Admiralty.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Saturday the dispatches were finally closed at the
East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
undermentioned ships, viz.
Thomas Grenville, Capt. W. PAT Eason, Ceylon and Bengal.
Esti St. Vincent, Captain SA Bison ; Madras, Captain MAINS ;
Juliana, Captain TOCSSAINT ; BetlpL
Exeter, Captain J. Tulsa sta.; Carmarthen, Captain Ross,
Bombay.
Diana, Ca; J. MARSHALL ; Harriett, Captain LYNCH ;
n
Madras and Bengal.
Lord Eldon, Captain Yonne; Madeira and Bombay.
PAiStNGERS PEI Ex ETta.--FOr Bombay.--Mr.Hugh Munro,
senior merchant ; Messrs. Donlon, De Vitre, Chamier and Jones,
writers ; Rev. W. Canning, Mr. Armstrong, Assistant Surgeon;
Mr. and Mrs. lnverarity, Me.srs.Wyndove, Stevenson, Liphton,
White, Worthy, Quartley, Leon, Dun and Lister, cadets ; Messrs.
Windham, Donald, Mayston and Elwen, Bombay Marine.
PASSILNGIRS PER TURMAS GRILNRILLR.—For Bengal.—
Messrs. Anderson and Feudal!, writets ; Mr. and Mrs Hogue;
Mr. Kennedy, cadet—For Madras—Major Custance, Mr. Ber-
geon.—For Ceylon—Mr. Gifting, Advocate-Fiscal ; Mrs. Giffard,
Miss Pencil; Messrs. Stark and Walbeoff, writeni; Mr. Rudolph.
PASSENGERS PER. Eats. ST. VINCENT..--401* Bengal—Sir H.
V. Dual, Bart. senior merchant ; Lady DareU, Miss Darell,
Lieutenant Home, Mrs. and Miss Fleming; Messrs. Delafossie
and FitherzeU,cadets.—For Madras—Captain R. Bye.
PASS& NIGER! PRR MADRAS.--POY Bengal—Messrs. H. sad J.
Thom on, assivant-surgenas ; Mr. J. Patterson, Mr. Needham,
Mr. Bellew, eadet.—For Bombay—Lieutenant Cocksidge.
PASS& ‘GCRS Pill HARRIZTT.—POP Bengal—Mr. Wilton;
Messrs. Cock, Crawford and Sotheby, cadets.—For Madras
MeS4l. Kensington, Blair and Nisbett, writers; Rev. C. H. 1 A sloop of war has arrived wit 4 dispatches from
Sampson ; Mr. H. Ryder, assay-master; Mr. Baxter, Captain
Remington, Mrs. end Miss Remingiors ; Messrs. Aston, Bow- i the Mediterranean, but the letters by this opportunity
tuns, anti Pasmore, cadets. I leave the situation of affairs in the South of Spain in
PASSZNGIRS PER Ju LIANA .—For Bengal--Mr. Templet: -! a state of much obscurity. In the Noah. the French
For Bombay—Lieutettant C. J. Mallard, Marine.—ForTranque- I are resuming active operations.—The following is an
.. ASSINOIRR PER ...ARNIARTHR.N.--For Bombay—Lieutenant bar—Mr.
p Martini. ,-. . . . I extract from a private letter :
" COILUNX• , Heart 7.
and Mrs. Carter; Lieutenant and Mrs. Dawson ;Messrs. Forster, 1
Breton, Cockburn and Taylor, cadets. ' " Gijon and Oviedo are again in the hands of the enemy, who
PASSINGERS PER LORD ELDON...4PM' Bombay—Mr. Bushby, lis over-running the province of Asturias. Thfew e F
trroench
ops. ar—The
e also
writer; Messrs. Horwood, Man and Gilbert, free mariners.— i continuing the siege of Astorea,
but with very
For Madras—Captain Smytiie.—For Madeira—Mrs. White, ' details from the interior are favourable."
Mr. Wardrop and Family; and Mrs. Gortay. 1 The following are among the last Arrivals at
PASSRNOIRS ?RR Dutwa.—For Bengal--Captain Campbell, •
Misses Lloyd and Arrow, Mr. Agar, eadet.—For Madras—lieu-
• The Right Hon. the Countess of Suffolk. Right Hon. Lady
Cheltenham •.
tenant-General Sir Samuel Anchinury, Commander in Chief;
Captains Tylder and KnateWdl, Aides-de-Camp ; Colonel Ag.. Catherine Howard, Admiral Sir Richard Onslow, Sir Wm. On-
Wtitiam, Lady and Miss Paxton, Sir William and Lady
On-
new; ;
Captain Dickson ; Mr. Breed, Asdstant-Surgeon ; Miss slow, Sir
Champion • Messrs. Masan. Calder and Fulton. Cadets.—Fer Louisa Cale, Lady Elizabeth Forbes, Lady Russell, Hon. W. For-
I ward and family, Admiral Pigott, Captain Spence, Captain Lit-
Ceylon—Aim Tack. 1 deltaic, R.N. Dr. and Miss Williams, Rev. George and Mrs.
-----......--, II Hulme, Rev. Mr. Armstrong, Mr. and Miss Jourdon, Mr. and I,
Last Wednesday Thomas Done, convicted at the Mrs. lkironly Mr. and M
Ise mrs.rKheaating,mMraaniesiviMr
Fr.tilitroidz,
Chester Assizes of the murder of Betty Ekersby, was lit,:r.t. .. :.
la, 'enlire. Williams, s, Merchant,
"Tiaty'lor, Mr. Hart,
doodw.in, Mr.
executed in that city, and on the two following days Manning, Mr. Mackenzie, Mrs. Hume. Mrs. Perry, Mrs.
his body was publicly exhibited after partial dissection. Candler Brown, Miss Belmy, Miss Hopkins, Miss Callow.
Miss Frances Parson, ace. &c.
The culprit, who was only 20 years of age, acknow- Miss Grays
ledgett having put the unfortunate woman into a ' Robert Gray, a coachman In the employ of Gene-
sack, but with his latest breath he denied any share ral STEWART. dropt down dead on Saturday evening,
in her murder. On proceeding from the Castle to the at the corner of Bruton-street,
Berkeley square.
place of execution, he evinced much fortitude ; but There were four prizes of twenty thousand pounc's
on ascending the scaffold, his strength and senses .0 each in the last Lottery, of which Rtomsapsos, Gaol.
far Tailed limp that the spectators thought him dead. avcic, aid Co. sold two.

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The term is revived that s D*vu' Pumas is
going to withdraw from the Command of the Army;
and that Lord liseaurcrron is to be sent for to fill
his place. •
General Sir BUNT Stemma is going to Portugal
to take the command of the army there, and General
Carron toes out to take the cavalry in the room of
General PAYNE.

~
Oman,
Easter
ted to Deb
Bachelor of
Masters
John Noble
qehart, and .
ward Davinn, and .
Bachtion of Arts—Rev. James Glee, of Magdalen Hall ;' Mr.
Henry Winstanley, of Magdalen ; Mr. George Hriyar, of New
The head-quarters of the 69th regiment are re. ice7,llePoiad
moved to Gainaborongh. ;Litrr.4/aisrlisantHresuginunefMr e;uVwciviresterjleseph AIaPIP
Mr. Stephen Peter u .M. and Fellow o Exeter Col-
Riga d A. t
Wheatley, M. A. and Fellow of
Wednesday the 45th regiment marched into Win- lege t aud the Rey. Henry
chester. Queen's College, were admitted Proctors. Mr. John David Mao-
bride M. A. of Enter College ; Rev. Robert Williams, M. A.
Monday last, the South East Battalion of Hants of Christ Church ; Rev. John Nelson, and the Rev. Richard
Dixon, M. A. and Fellows of Queen's College, wen admitted '
Local Militia, marched into Lymington for twenty-
two days; they are a fine body of wren:, 960 strong. Pro-Proctors.
Yesterday the Rev. Thomas Linwood Strong, of Oriel College,
Friday, the Royal Regiment of Local Militia, corn: was admitted M. A. Grand Compounder,
Mr. Francis Swan, of Magdalen
mended by the Marquis of BLANDFORD, assembled in
Evans of Jesus
Reading for twenty days. College, wire also
1
The Rev. John Lute, Head Master .
Monday, the 3d regiment of Mid Lothian Local area in Dimity by Royal trandate.
Militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel I nor Waage Hor.ley, M. A.
University, Prebendary of St' AsaPhs
PATRICK WALKER, marched into Edinburgh, to corn. i Bishop of that Diocese, to the ministry
'
Dunce their drills for twenty days. They are quar.
I Chapel in Dundee, vacant by the death
tercel in the suburbs. it &Wham
The Rev. Leonard Middleton,
Mr. Lirriniaroor, M. P. has just left town for three '
Worcestershire. and Chaplain to Lord h.
weeks, to join his Local Militia Regiment, now on
Little Comberton, void bf,the resignation
duty in Somersetshire. . Martin. Patron, Booms Othirlatt, Et
The following Circular Letter has been forwarded worth,l.l , i. Shepherd,
N otts. Pair th in M.
King.
by by the Adjutant-General to the Colonels of all Regi- i The Rev;iohn pritule an, M.A."
menu, Regulars and Militia : and the Commander- Wick, Gloucestershire, vacant by
. Richard Wetherell. Patron, the King.
in-Chief has, much to hit credit, determined to adopt
the most rigorous measures for enforcing obedience Thevaltuenvt. lbehinbeCrolelsironaotioto the
the
eßltteory
to his Majesty's Regulations ; both vrilb respect to the : The Rev. iyi. Philipigts to ua
Frebendalv.
quality and make of the Clothing of the Army, in tbedralß.
ey. Edward Griffith,sM
future ;it having been ascertained, that cloth of very i The M.
inferior tenure, manufactured so as to deceive the t°bC. one or his Majesty's rreatbus
eye, but deficient both in warmth and durability, has 4.40
been in many cases made use of by cheap clothiers, I •
Thursday a Court-Martial
for the purpose of reducing the price of clothing, and T
on bond the GLADIATOR, on
increasing the profits of the Colonels, to the injury of i HAM, of his Majesty's ship
Guards, April 2$ Imo.
the soldier : land ship's company, for the
Horse,
coast of Luconia, on the 1
Sta—The Commander in Chief has, with much concern, ob-
served in various instances, in the clothing and equipment Court were of opinion, that
of the Cavalry and the infantry, such deviations from his Ms- ! was caused by her running ,
jesty's Regulations on these heads, as require his immediate inter- ; no blame was imputable to
Terence; and be has commanded me to address myself to you on Officers and ship's company
the subject at this particular season, when the patterns of cloth-
that no exertion '.
log for the ensuing year are about to be sealed, not doubting that , '
occasion 3
he shall receive from you the most ready and effectual assistance, been effective, but that every 5...
to shock in the iteginusst under your command an evil produc- him to save the lives of the ship's
the of the most serious bad consequences to the soldiers awl to adjudge him, his Officers, and
the service. i „ ...,.,,
The first point to which it is the Commander in Chief's wish I aC`ittl"e`a• .., . ,
to call your attention is the make of the coat, which is in some I A Court.martiai was also
Regiments so cut away as literally to afford no coveting or protec- of his Majesty's gip Jasoa,
don to those parts of the body when warmth is most essential, watering party at Gibraltar, on
viz. the lower parts of the belly and the hip joints ; they are, _ •
and entering on po
board a trans rt.—
moreover, made so fght, that they are with difEculty hemmed
over the waistcoats; and they diminish the power of action in a that the charges were proved,
mode highly prejudicial to the health and vigour of the soldier, circumstances, and his good ,
drawing the body together, and checking that freedom and ale- him to have only Si.) lashes.—Also
crity of motion in the body and'arms that are so conducive to
the growth and expansion of the young, and to the comfort and for deserting from the 'barge
of all. 19th of February.—Sentence '
health
The shortness of the coat necessarily occasion's corresposding Saturday, J. Jdrerier,
diminution in the length of the waistcoat, which.by that means, Lewisham,' a few evenings
is reduced so much in its dimensions as to afford little warmth
is winter, and to be totally useless for one essential purpose for
-street Office, 30watrole., with a chain on
which It was intendedsvis. as a fatigue dress in barracks during when it
the summer: to remedy these evils, the breeches are made of a I of one ef the keepers of
reposserous length, and the waistband is brought as high upon :
the body as to be extremely incooveniest and detracting from the 1 . • ,
formerly a marine, who being
ntilitary appearance of the men. insanity, had been confined
The caps of the infantry are not to be worn on one side, as is of the Transport Board, i
the peastice in anw=estas bet are to be placed eves on the out thereof. He was ordered
insies heads, and well down en the onhead, and the I veyed thereto.
cap-maker are respendhle that the caps are of a size which will —. .. .. . . .
admit of their Wing es were r liardstna, in custott,
The patterns ell die of the Army wen deed on by of' Mr. Gustard, in Bedford-street,
Olken of great expwistelett judgment; and the Regulations large quantity of woollen
ois this subject, which have received Ms Majesty's authority, it I when Ann Maddoz, widow
Is the Consmanier in Chiefs deterndsadon to enforce with the lately1A
most scrupulous exactness. He will request from the General I executed for the same
°dicers composing the Clothing Board,to whose vigilance sod I evidence she formerly gave, ,
l exertions the Army is already much indented) the greatest men- by Blackman, the constable,
don in sealing the patting; sad he will give the most positive folly committed.
directions to the General Men in command of Brigades, whose Saturday a porter belonging to ts,..
particular province it le to examine the clothing on the men's
backs, as soon as it is fitted, instantly to reject and send back to , Fetter-lane, was charged, • Guildhall,
the clothiers any clothing which is not made up strictly accordl belonging
.to the Bea,
ins to the King's Reguladoos ; and it will remain to be deter- boas containing 80 dollars,
mined as it may,whether the =pence attending the loss shall fall' ac. tt appeared, that -*
on the Officer,who, after such repeated warnings, shall presume
to authorize a deviation from his Majesty's commands, or on , were each entrusted with .
the clothier, who has the imprudence to obey instructions which I ill rations parts of the town ,
he knows are not in conformity to those plain rules which are in WWl:chapel, they exchanged
laid down for his guidance. shorten each other's Journey.
There is another article of dress to which, though not furnish-
tion was missing, which,
el by the Colonel, the Commander in Chief desires to call your
cumstances, the
attention, viz. the soldier's stock, which in some Regiments is prisoner
made of such a breadth as to be net only uncomfortable to the i loined. He was committed
soldier, but injurious to his health, 11, pressing cm the glands of Saturday Bateman and
the neck, and by that means exciting scrophuloos se in
The examination at Union-hall,
constkutions where there is a tendency to that disorder.
stock, like every other part of the soldier's dress, should)), adap- cerned in, the murder of Li
ted to the size and shape of the man. Kent -roads eighteen worths
The Commander in Chief requests you Will snake an hernial-
ate eommunication of the contents of this letter to the Met in Were heard on the subject
the actual command of the -- Regiment of ----, and direct Nth were "Mended
that the letter may be entered in the Orderly Books of the Regl- yesterday morning
ment. • monger's in Jermyn.street,
I have the honour to be, Sir, with much rape, your very .• • •
obedient and humble servant, (Signed) flying into a basket of :
crity of the neighbours,
HARTY CALVERT, Adjutant-GeneraL
.....--r..., Colonel of the -- Regiment of ----. much mischief.
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are incondderablesbut tolerable
i which are at little variation; be
Mdt fluctuate but litde—Widte
descriptions higher—Thete r
is a trifle dearer—Flour folly
asiMaat. r'
Wheat, 78s. 904.1105.
Fins ditto, 114 s. 117$.
Rye, 465. 544.
Barley, 345. 475. Od.
Mak eis.76s.
Whin rem (boilers), He.
Grey dittos. VW
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•
)R1), MAY S.—Wednesday, the first
Term, the following Gentlemen were admit-
Degrees :
lor of Law—Mr. Thenus Welton, of St. John's College,
re of Ara—Rev. Charles Henry Sampson, and Mr.
ble Johnson, of Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Charles Ives Ur.
utd the Rev. Thomas Howes, of Magdalen • Re'. •Ed-
Mew, and the Rev. William Crabtree. of University.

Linwood Strong, of Oriel College,
usposulder.
ales College, and the Rev. Join
also admitted M. A.
Master of F.aton School, b eve-
yel mandate.
, M. A. of Christ Church, in thie.
. Aseph, and only eon of the late
e ministry of the Scots Episcopal
:he death of the Right Rev. bishop
ton, Rector of Great Contherton,
to Lord Foley, to the Rectory of
he resignation df the Rer. Joseph
mist% Esq.
rd, M. A. to the Rectory of Clays.
LA. to the Rectory of gissieyjea
it by the resignation of the Rev.
the King.
o the Rectory of Gateshead, Du*
n of the Rev. H. Phillpots.
a Prebendal Stall in Durham Cap-
1, M. A Fellow of Merton College„
etchers at Whitehall.
artial was held at Portsmouth,
a, on the Hon. Capt. PAW.
hip GRZIrIiotIND, his Officets,
or the loss of that ship on the
he 11th October, 1808.—The
that the loss of the Greyhound
ling on the said coast, and that
le to Captain PAKENHANt his
Ipany, for their conduct on that
:ion to save the ship could have
t every exertion was made by
f the ship's company; and did
ers, and ship's company, to be
,s also held on William Reed,
FAsow, for deserting from the
raltar, on the 10th of March,
transporte—The Cotht agreed
proved, but in consideration of
s good character, did adjudge
ishes.—Also on James Wilson,
-barge of the said ship on the
mence to receive 100 lashes.
-ire, who had been stopped at
'sings since, by one of the horse
on one leg, was brought to
en it appeared by the testimony
of Miles's mad-house, he was
to being in a state of dangerous
anfiued in their house by order
rd, and had contrived to break
ordered to be immediately con.
,tody for breaking open the house
Bedford-street, and stealing a
tollen cloth, was re-examined,
widow of the person who was
e same crime, recapitulated the
y gave, which was corroborated
onstable, and the Prisoner was
belonging to the White Horse,
,rged, at Guildhall, by a party
in Holborn, with stealing
Lollar:, a number of gold watch -4
hat the prisoner and prosecute
with a variety of goods to claim
he town ; that meeting each °that
y exchanged parcels, in order to
journey, and that the boa in guess
which, from some suspicious cia,
goner was suspected to have putt..
=mined for re-examination.
• and his wife underwent another
ion-hall, on suspicion of being cow
ler of Lieutenant JOHNSON, on do
n tpoqsits since. Several witilesSeS
subject of the charges, and the psis.
ded for further examination.
ing early, a fire broke out at a fish.
iyn-street, occasioned, by a (park
t of linen ; but, through the ala•
hours, it was got without
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it t•
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tle—Wbite Peas likewiermielf=tef •
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our folly at late prices.
CVP.USCT AS VOID= • •
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Tick ditto (old) Sta. Ms
Oau tilts. 231. 26a.
Poland ditto, sal. SU. Od.
Potatoe ditto, Vs. id.
1), es. 745. Rape Seal, 461. Ul.
our Ilk SOL—Seconds Kte. 3316
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OUNTRY MARKETS.
LAIN AT THE roLLowines
—Wheat 9620 d to 124 Od per Quarter.
i to 46s Od I Beans 48s Od to Mb
dto Ns od Pease 00s Od to 00e
cad 2s 4d. per gallons
Wheat 90s od to tres Od per Qr
d to alts Od I Beans 40s Od to 6Se
d to 40e °Whose 56s Od to 605
tread 2s. ed. Per tam_
0.,--Wheat 100 s Od to 1225 ea per Qr.
4 to 46s Od I Beans 45sOdto 63s
dto 401 Od Pease ass Od to Ste
Bread Is. 6d. per gallon.
1165 Od to Ins Od per Qr„
Dd to Sas od I Pease Sas Od to 604
od to 4c5 ad Being 46s Od to 00s
'read as ad per gallon.
.What 971 Od to 1261 Od per Quarter.
od to 43s Od Bans 4is od to
ed to 40s °Woo otte Od to
Wad 36 W. per raw