Star.
London, England, 1804-04-09 00:00:00

irirrE PAPS*.

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Caattatrna, Macs t 7- —o6r Gazette of tills
lay contains the following article:--
• Kehl, March es.
as Lift 'night abont midnight, between to and
asap French, both cavalry and infantry troops, pall%
'ed the Rhine, under the command of Gen. LAVAL,
and firft arreßed the poßmaller here, 'FRIDANT."
• 1422 cm 2p.—The following Vol:total ordinance
is puldifhed in our Gazette of this day:
m Nis Moll Serene Eledoral Highnefs, immedi-
ately after the re-efkablifhment of peace between the
German Empire and the French Republic, ifined
an ordinance for his ancient poletfions, declaring, in
• the soft precife and pofitive terms, that no farther
Stridence in his territory could be granted to any
perfons who bad emigrated or been deported from
the French Republic. The war which afterwards
deigned having occafioned chefs perfons again to re-
turn into the country, his Serene Eledoral Highnefs
availed himfelf of the fir* favourable moment to
order their removal, under the date of the aoth of
jaw, inp• The renewal of peace again -brought
back irate the country many of thufe perfons who
bad ferved in the army of the Prince of Conde, and
bis Serene Elettoral Highnefsfaw himfelf obliged to
iffoe a new ordinance, which Rill fubfifts, according
•

to which no Frenchman who has ferved in the army
of the Prince of Conde, nor no French emigrant in
usual, can have permiiion to refide in the country
any other manner than it is enjoyed by every
• who pales through it, milers he had ob-
Lver
tiairtres this vermilion before the peace. Front the
• thin of this ordinance, his Serene Eledoral
ighturfs has only excepted, by particular and ex-
pects refolntions, fuch perfons fa could prove, by
authentic documents, that they had obtained their
• trafure from the lilt of emigrants. or that they ex.,
treed to obtain it very loon, who in confequence
were judified in preferring a refidence in the
neighbourhood of France to any other ; and who,
on the-other hand. might be corrfidered as giving no
castle of inquietude to the French Government. No.'
thing difagreeable or prejudicial having hitherto it.
Inked to the French Government from there particu-
lar permilions, his Eledoral Higbnefs had thought
proper, in confeqnence of the acquifitions of new
territory which he made in December, illoa, to fol.
• ter alt foreigners in general, and the French Erni.
grahts in particular, who were then in the country,
to enjoy tacitly the refidence which had been permit.
ted them by the former Governments ; but at the
fame time he was firmly received to put an end to
this connivance conformable to the brit article of the
treaty of Laneville, as loon as he Mould learn with
tertaiinty that the refidence of any of thefe perfons
height lemons fafpicious to ibis French Government,
and thereby dangerous to the tranqnilliq of the Em-
pire. The trench Government having fince requir•
ad his Serene Electoral Highnefs to erred certain
emigrants accufed of being accomplices in a confpi-
racy againft the t. onditinton of the State, and hav-
ing, at the Value time, fuddenly font a military de-
Mackin to else thefe individuals. the cafe is artiv
ttel when his Serene Eledoral Highnefs mull confider
the French Emigrants in his territory as dangerous
to the tranquillity of the Empire' in general, and
an objed of furpicion to the French Government; and
by in emskquesce ends it necelfary to renew, in all
he "latitude, the former ordinance, which forbids the

French Emigrants to reGde in his territory, by ex-
tending it to all his old and new polleffions t and at
the fame time referring to it all the unlimited or li-
mited permiffions of tefidenee which may have been
granted to the French Emigrants by the former or
prefent Governments, in Inch a manners that all thole
who cannot immediately certify, in due form, that
they have obtained their erasure from the lft
Emigrants, and have made fubtniffion to the prefent
Government .of France, hall immediately quit the
toontry 2 or if they will not depart voluntarily, hall
be fent out of the Eleitoral States within the (pace of
72 hours ; and that with refped to thole who think
they are able to thew a claim to a further refidenee, a
lift of them mull be fent, accompanied with a copy
of their pretenfions, to his Serene Eleaoral Highoefs,
who will finally decide whether the permiffion of refi-
denee hall be continued to them, or whether they
hall in like manner be fent away. All fuperior and
under bailiffs, all Prefidents of Commune% and ill
Officers of Police, fall be perfonably anfwerable for
the flriet execini.m of this ordinance.
Given in oar EleCtoral Privy Council"

St-ace/mem, MVICH q.—A thong report pre-
vails here that Bo has demanded of the Court
of Denmark that the &surd, and all Danifb port,
fkall be immediately (but egainit the Er,glifle t—if
this be true, it is rather etcpetted that the demand
will be extended to Sweden.

TURIEY, Maaru had been that
a fleet of twelve Ihip. of the line and firxergtattt, had
arrived at Cnntantinople from the Black Sea, and
failed again for Curfu ; but it is now knows that only
four frigates, and Conn tranfports, with sOOO troops,
ha,.e paired the Canal of Cot- flantinnple. and that
the deification of theie troops is to complete the Ruf-
fian military force at Corfu, which bas been dimi.
nifhed by ficknefs.
blausitta, MARCP/ 9.--On the !ph inftance a very
important event occurred on the Rhine. Very early
in the morning f 1 detachments ol French gent
d'utres, both horfe and foot, from the garrifon of
Strafburgh, with two pieces of cannon, made their
appearance at Offei.biirg and Ettenheim. They had
patfi.d t'ne Rhine in dhe night in great (Bence, at two
places, Kebl and Carpel. At Etterheim hid reld-
ed tor the IA LAO years. the DaLe d'Esonissi,
Prince of Bourbon, neidiew of the Prince of Cosine.
with the ince(' t,t Kt,c Reroute, the Abbe "%Vila-
ataisi and Adjutant Gass the Prince was up
and was going our to :mint, when the Adjutant Ge-
neral CavtiNcnvtT ard General TVRIUN, iaforaied
ti.at they had cyders to atreit him and his re.
limit, and carry them to France. All the rapers of
the Prince were immediately fealed up, and he was
lint pet muted to fend tiff any couriers. At Offenburg,
General Leval., in like manner, (-noted feveral mi-
l:Jaws to be arrested who had relidcd there many
years, among theft are the 1141,quis de VASJI Roast,
General Mst.Tr,, the Vical General d'Ersomi, and
la,lame de RI rc ehri!l td them vet y aged perfi.r...
Ai: ;heft. ntllOnCri bare bcca curia to the c,tadeluf
!straflautgh.

• ...
armee§ So'kites f4..--On the !titbits die mornlig,'
the Etigliat took near Zieacksee, three. (hips, one of
which w.. lade. with son racks of wheat, and mat).
they stf--ib florins in money on board. Weft-
C.apelie 14 been cannonaded for fame time by did
MAte X =y.—Wove affured that advice has been tie
beivedfrom Paris, broughtby aneuraordinary cavalier',
that the fentence of death againft the Doke d'Eso-
men, has already been carried into execution, and
that he has been fhot. The Mirsalieur of the 24th,
however, mentions nothing of this.
The Englilh, in order to cruise on the coafts of
Zealand with greater fecurity, have laid down buoys
where the Dutch had taken them up.
It is laid that when the expedition ageing, England
is ready to fail, Gen. Ma amour will embark on
board the fhip of the line, the Brutus, in the Texel,
commanded by Rear-Admiral HlataLT. It does
not, however, feem as if the head-quarters at Utrecht
would very loon break up ; though the places of
embarkation for the greater part of the troops are
already fettled.

GIIMOA, Maack r3.—We neither kenos. hear any
more of the Englifh Fleet which was cruising off
Sardinia. Its appearance was fudden and unexpected,
and it has. difappeared as fuddenly. It is now laid
that Lord Na Laos; has failed after the French Toulon
fleet to tLe Straights of Gibraltar. The late move-
ments in the ports of Genoa and Leghorn, the tem•
porary embargo on the fhips in thefe ports, and the
preparations of an extraordinary quantity of bifeuits
arc ftwafid to have been mealures of precaution. isr
cars Nat.sos Ihouldhave attacked the French Met.
and pnrfued it to Italy. The (udders difeontinuanee
of all theft precautionary meafures, it is afferted, is
in confequence of a belief that this fleet has efcaped
the Englilh. Addreffes of congratulation on account
of the difcarery of the confpiracy againd the hiss-
Coaso a. have been fent from all the ports, firmd by
all the Commanders of lhips in them ; but a fimilar
addrefs from Toulon is figned only by the Fide&
and Civil Magiftrates, and by not one Captain of a
fbip. All there circumflances render it extremely
probable that the Toulon fleet has failed.
MARCH I o.—A confpiracy in favour of the French
againft the Englithb has been formed at Malta, but
tt waidilcovered when it was on the point of being
carried into execution. The ringleaders in it have
been kized and are in cuftody.

LONDON.

MONDAY; APRIL 9.

PIHCI Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t

Cattaelreseroold APO SSW—, °tit° MaT ace' Pit.
adamisis.M.4lcw*l peeC. n ARIL I apt.
The Dlekkilealwe es the Mk Peke he thk quarter were
pdd aikere and Idenaak tide ay, and will a paid to
the Mak tireekreew.

WOK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
114438 Owl* TA Long AIM 1513-16 i
3 Par COOL LA A. 5411 14414 Dogs 11. a as. dit.
3 per Cpw. 4 Ap► ssi ji Imperil An s. 0 ti-i 6
4 P 44 Out tube+ Bills, is. dif. a par.
s per Gut. Nary SpLf lagl Tick it Lottery . 0.3 m
I Per CM' 1797 93t1 Loa (44 444 Sffi

This morning arrived a mail from Laois, brought
to Falnsouth by the AucaLasflli packet in (even days.
Ostillstesamoth latter of thin muswiag fames tba
arrival there, on Saturday evening of his Majeffy's
Chip MONMOUTH, of 64 guns, Capt. HART, from the
Mediterranean, from whence the failed on the Bth of
March.

Some Dutch papers have arrived 'ince our Lift.—
A fupplcment to one of them, Tbe New ihrtiwar,
gives the fiat part of a Report of the Grand Judge
to the FIRST Corms, on the fubjeet of the cordpi
racy. In the preceding columns we have given as
large an extra& as our limits would allow. As anal
the chief drift of this fmgular prodution is to flig•-
matize and vilify this country. its Minillers and ail
its agents of every defcription. The charaaer of the
prefent French Government will, however, prevent
any one from being impaled upon by its fabrications.

Tvro Hamburgh Mails have alfo arrived. They
contain a variety of details refpeding the recent &r-
-ads in the Eledor of Baosa's dominions.

Tl.e Carlini/it Gazette contains an Elelloral Man-
date. ordering the French Emigrants in that Elec-
torate to depart within 24 hours ! Such is the
fubmiglion yielded to Confular Mandates by the
States on the Continent.

As to the late violation of neutral territory by the
French, it now appears that the refit:Hifi°. from
Paris for the arreas reached the Elator of Bap's at
the moment when the mediae was executing l
By thee mails we have received private letters
from Copenhagen. informing us that the four armed
Dutch wads which had put into Bergen failed on
the tit of March. They were chafed by the Englifh
frigate AMITKYST (fosse fay the Tussle), Captain
CaMratLL, who had failed before for the purpofe of
waiting fur them. One of the Dutch wilds, a brig
of I.lirteen guns, received feveral (hot between. wind
and water, and after half an hour's fighting, retired,
with tic feet water in her hold, to Lehden to repair.
The cor :ctte of 20 guns fought well : after luring one
Elcd and (even wounded, and part of her rigging,
the made idr Langefand, about fix leagues from Co-
enhagen, "here the arrived next morning at four
o'clock. The Englifh frigate is Rated to have re-
ceived at leafk as much damage as the corvette.—
She put into a port four leagues from Copenhagen to
refit. What came of the other two Dutch rack is
not Rated in our letters.
A letter has been received from Hulum, from a
perfan of gnat refpatability, which Rates, that the
French are on the point of evacuating Hanover,
which will then be occupied by Pruilians. It is ex-
peeled, that the French troops will mama to the
Hans Toll's, or into the Danillt dominion&

A Stiedifh vef!•el h arrived in the Downs, die
Mailer of which lays, that he raw, on the 25th ult.
off Cape Finiderre, ti fail, Acering S. S. W. the
greater part of which appeared to be of the line.—
To cafe the minds, therefore, of our politician alas,
mills, who may foppofe th theft (hips compote the
French Tonlon fleet', we beg leave to inform them,
that they confided of the Larwino, with eight EAR
Indiamen, and three South Whalers, her convoy,
who left Spit!seed on the aoth ult.
The Atalante, a Gip of 18 gnns, has been broight
into Harwich, having been cut out of the Vile Diep,
one of the mouths of the Testi, by the boats of the
Scoapooo (loop of war.

An overland difpatch arrived YeSerday from tom.
bay. It is dated December 2, and Rates that a tel.-
Cation of hollilities was agreed upon on the 24.6 of
November, between Scions* and General W
"La s% The Raw of BIALA& was not Included therein.

Agra capitulated to General Lake, on the I 7th of
November.

Cuttach was taken by affanit, by the forces odder
Colonel Haacouar, on the 15111 of Oanber.
On the :ft of November, General Lac■ gained
another important viaory over a large body of Scra-
I DIA% regular infantry and cavalry, in which the ene-
my loft all his guns, tumbrils, and baggage. The lora

lw oar part was confiderable. There are no advice'
by the relent conveyance, either from Bengal or
Madras : bat by private accounts, the authenticity
of which may be depended on, we are enabled to
give the following particulars :
The battle of the in of November took place at
Caffowly.—General Lees having received intelli-
gence that the enemy had halted at Come dinance,
made a march of zo miles in purfuit of them. He
then detached his cavalry to keep them in check till
his infantry came up, which they did, after another
march of 20 miles ; the whole forty miles is lawny fear
berm The attack then commenced : the battle was
obainate. The enemy's force confined of :7 batta-
lions of infantry, partly compofed of thofe which
had efcaped from the battle of Delhi, and partly of
frefh troops from the Decan. Their cavalry force
was very confiderable.
We are concerned to Rate, that Major-General
WAII, C 0101221 VANDILIVIL, Major GI ism Hs, and
Come other dininguilhed Officers, unfortunately fell
in this memorable aftion. General Lags had two
horfesihot under him, and had his clot:les torn-by a
grape fhot.

- The greatell part of the Mahratta army was de-
ltroyed or taken prifoners.
It is fuppofed that Scum,' had recei►ed an at-
cooat of General L*aa's viltory, whets be lived the
areniltiee with General W

On aaturday his Maims, rode in the Queen's
lltAitsd'Ore.lkeda! his hialsyrr vrallrenth,
Queen's Gardens. Saturday and yetterday his MA-
JibTT gave audience to the LORD Cuarcasa.oa and
Mr. Anototorom.

The Lords of the Admiraky have granted to the
Ean India Company, :so boys, to aIER in navigat-
iag there trade to the Eaft Indies, on the condition
that they are to he given up to the Commander in
Chief on that Ration on their arrival there.
A letter has been lately received from Fort St.
George, timing, that the detachment of French troops
at Pondicherry, to whom terms of capitulation were
granted, furrendered on the I tilt of September lea
to his Majelly's.73d regiment.
Saturday we received New York Papers to the 2 1 rt
of February inclufive. The follow in g are the only
articles of importance they contain :—Mr. M•Doult.
informs, that an embargo was laid on all smirch at
Barracoa about the 12th ult. in confequence of an
expedition that was on the eve of failing againa the
gland of New Providence. This enterprize was to be
condußed by the French, who were lately obliged to
leave St. Domingo. It was laid the force to be em-
ployed, confined of goon men, part of which was to
come from St. Jago de Cuba. A number of
were alto fitting out at Barracoa.
The American Government has tecently appointed
the following Contitls:
. .

F. Cairn. Dunkirk ; J. Ridgway. Antwerp; J. Mitchell. Havre ;
H. o:tend ; J. M. Forbes, Hantbursh ; W. Clarke, Elul,-
den ; J. Leonora, Barcelona; J. F. Brown, at St. Tbonus; I.
Prince, at S. Bartholomew •T. Lear. Alders, &c.; J. .
Guetebuite. Genoa; and Hurl, Peterlbur6ll.

A Bill for the gradual abolition of (Livery has paled
the Legiflature of Pennfylvaria, which is now en.
gaged in a propofition for altering the Coollitinion of
the United States.—ln the fitue of New Jerfey a
Bill has been palled. declaring that all perfons of en.
lour, born in &leery, after The ill of July next, than
be free ; the males on attaining the age of 25, and
the females a r years.
The American Congrefs has voted the re,ltielion of
their marine corps to one Captain and twelve Lieu-
tenants. Congrefs. with a view to reftrla the :Slave
Trade, have impofed a tax of ten dollars on each
negro imported.,
Captain No ace, of the (hip Samuel Clam, arrived
at Philadelphia from the Ifle of France, from whence
he failed on the 18th November, and reports that
Admiral Li sioss's fspiadron, which I-ft the Mauritius
more .han three weeks before him, had proceeded to
Batavia.. Captain Ninti.a adds, die les mil large
privateers hid failed on a mitt in the Bay cf Bengal.
Lail Wednefday morning Lord Ili Ra ELi Y'S FOR
Hefted; were thrown off in the neiglihourhood of
Egham. A very namerons field cf Gentlemen Sport(
men attended for a day's diverfints ; when they were
near Farm Hill. a very fine fox He took Isis
COUlrre by Mr. Sierra's premifes to Lord 141111,11 T'S
pleafure ground, where the horfcmen paid but little
refpea to the beautiful walks, and did confiderable
damage. Reynard then look his cootie by Englefield
Green, en:tied the Bagfbot Road, made through the
inclofures towards Trump's Mill and Batley. where
they completely 101 l him, and gate up the chate. It
was as eacelleat day's (pan.

•
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•
MAYi
fnirlMY.—Whod MAIL IL • -
mia. woe. mei. ire
Dublin p Hs••6111P
wra(••• F •
Gosembirplifr 3 •
Labia

4eatt. awe expedition, it ie
failed ytfterday froti Thiitgenefa, in order to fink
litipe, the wind being thought fair.

Sailed dm Sitars gun brig to the Northward;
Cutteaw Seep of-war, Ze 'sea, Locust., Aunt's-
:oa, and jacnate. gun-brigs on a cruise of Bou-
logne. Rennin in the Downs the Blips a
hiletatti, Fen. 22.--The Payout* * f war,
filed frees hence on the tBth ina. on a cruise off the
Canariei.

PESZ4IIII.Ci, APaLL 6.—The HAtIAD Imp of wr
and Do cr mix revenue cutter reamed yelterdaybdi
a cruize.

PLYSIOUTI, Aram Parrataawri of 114
Op MIMEOS= to receive fame r, tabs ; lßrer Aiimiral S. T. CA

who commanded her, has Sifted his ibg a

vats., Captain Miuor.wbk!k tap has ilia so as

join ibs Chisel ?km Me Ofcen, hat at hie I
blamairiccarr, d 74 rank Weft dab &raid Ws'

aial for the kds of that alp. and was brae_aby lAA
a re about Kollaciketbstr Crew yet uisteenial kr,
that sky have regebad ease pat MI Frain. mi. tail
a go resi,wm fie We Oast *kb • *lt *al

Puarawowriti".ll,Wa Sp,-Arrived as IlalharoWeOili: Op
war Irma Gftiarf i Walls !awes
wow* ill' no the tbs
TOMMY. Aran y:-621114 le Ta‘strawll by et ilorlarlii
tba alewife Woad Weft India Sett br ralsseitl.

YA•IIIWTIII, Aram a.--Yadirthr faded the Lowe flame of
dm for ha dation, to aloha kraus Leith mod Noah Atka t
dot Fottataaa maid flip, with a camp to dot illedhlieed;
Cavil et rot-big, or. be Paid; PIMICI or Il7atita,„l, ba N.
paired; aodtbe Swim cotter, at a cndoe..-Thia dap orthrod do
CIIIIIMINT *VW, frost a keg crass of eh Dash hdo.
ha waotaf brood sod water; the mew Were anted oak too
bifeata rod half plat of water per 61.-1 U Yr lo Atli Roads
are the i , of 64 awn; Athedral Luau. ; dltirrasort,of
so goo. Cssmmderc sir s lhasit; Hi % Of pis pas;
022•CINT frigate, and Corarater posolottpAtolOad 11000
Ootteoborph the Kish Damon pocket. Cipillapervioillit
wadi sod soffengert : the oak was fontoreadroi aloaallma•
dlatety. The packet nodes wial•hoood. •

PROM LLOYD); UM
Guavas's, Mali 11.--Paea by, tbelfaio, lallaart ;a
Madras; Churning Kitty, Liuds; liewas halal%
Caledaais, Page; and Lskirk Chalk free the floads
leuedsa, Ade, film Legions; Iliasik Lis; and 111Wic
dry, teen 4S; -Flardapedar, Km& from 1.11,44...
War ; sad bets, Oftenera, farm Timarilre;
pie, frau Sr ; ficataa, hula Gerekar;
from St. Mieltileell • Oporto Pads, Wider any
Disaismaa, from waerfard ; Oabrid Tirdlard,
Norway; Phabe, Carpenter: ard Mardis Lawfaarao, ism
Dubber—Sailad tie HcZnung. OQatiaL, hr Lisibree;
ENO/. Cafes kir Taosisigem.
The Dacawartb, Capt. Wake, sadvall tts Prikdkaaadb, Mtd
from Horduras ia asaisay aridi the eitkeds,filbibeis;
Wilkani and Friends. far Loads. _ _

'I he Catharine, of kmarsiek Jean. we
Wedsiddo, night Imo, add heard odor
coal of %Tea. by a Vs pdvateer.
The S:ort, Pereprew. flans Cardiff lo! Undoes Ms MIN tams.
!Ashen. and is arrived in the Downs.
I.it Melon. of Peale. beicad for Newfoundland. las been
VW^ Ibblarlisord is snivel at esiessfey.
The Menhir. Slogon, awed Jamaica foe Honduras. Is lad on
she klibt

The Ana Lea of IS Sons. Captain Lord Naar.
failed on Saturday. from Woolwich. at a roseagoes
notice by en order front tbe Admiralty.

The following authentic Erica& of a Latter from
Major General WILLisLAY, combined with the Pro.
found filence nbferved by the Goveretaent of Beragal;
on the cubic& of the win- with the Mahrattas, which
now kerns to embrace the greatett part of the Pent..
Fula of India, makes it appear probable, that be was
furnithed with difcrctionary powers to commence hof-
ditties whenever he thought fit, vit.
Canto at Am:Deaner, net as. tint.
Szt-.-Douled Ram Sciodial sad the gaieb d Bow
et the beginning of this monk, given asi lama to thie Yli
Refaent in the camp of the forts, which aide st cigar die dale
intentions were and WO always been maw., k was peerwass I
amid no longer delay the operations againtt Ahmeasegnr, sod
Seindish's polliabons South of the river fleasvltaty, width 1 had
to contemplation in the event of bollihties.
" The MahrattaChisf, Dotard Ram *Josiah, With whom we
are now at war, Is the fon or nephew aid receefer et Mad*,
Scindia, who commaioded the Mayans army, which waged thelt
of Bombay to capitulate and forrendsr b Jaatary. s yy,. Itie
the Laid army coorpleady in Ms power, and having an egsslGr
abl&Jlgbt to treat them as the usprovoked imatims of his esestry.
he oeverthelefs Coffered them to depart oes very air mfr, wild"
IWere violated leasonlhaely after by as, on the ground that Eger.
ton and Carew had no aerhority to make fuel • esovention. On
this tfloasaloo, Mr. matins, io his minute in emend!, on the
arth of May. t 779, makes the following jolt okiervadon "We
may refute to racily k, io ftridt cookranty to the letter of our
own law ; but 1 doubt whether this will sail as In the °Orion
of the world ; or that we can recomcik it to the obligathwri et
'valet and honour. which were theta pledged for the neributioe
lot the onylitgnsi thestith hsn,rliaiag aA ginobwfr. Wes nation
could hale received from the bounty of an inairvidest."_

Dir. Hussar, in his minute of the .9m of Fano.
ark, ,17 9
- takes annther and not les judicious view
of the ful.jea
There can be no het-nation hi deekdaglish a renegades hie&
lid. Yet we are Indebted to Modajee Seiwns, fur out Waning ebb
Rill left in oar power. Hr. the Mink WWI, had we, wig be
tingly (truck with this fe..4. I do..••endere, think wag noises/
h‘ tour concerned in 601:1,4 foam o.y at aegokticts wedeln.. ea
L., ft is imp-Able to pr,cer.l on Toth rotten ground Nisbet of
rt d.•• .oirg both the cogegemeht* with the DutNt, see bniet.yrbie
enabled us to ivied :hew. It .1,,0/d t irefiuti foula eloddg
v bele world aer.....,,5zi0 v... "need! wed oust Off resin Ir.

lliere has been a gicat deal of Sinte wafted in al.
tering Volunteer Ada, and prnpoling !ohemes for the
detence of the Couutry ; but the new Pantomime of
V.:infant aed Orfila fuggcl• an ittelillihle mode—lee
the females he armed under the Prier-fs Sr. aatq
and the I e inevitat.4f.di rl-uss Isrpret&vr!
A I.ady on the 'Aron, tide of forty, having cult
away the eeterfrbire Leg, in love with a yo.mg Geo.
Heenan of the Navy, about feirenteen yea a of age, he
fon of a gallant Admit and invited him to lice fa.
Your, which the y.'u'b accepted ; bet the Lady 6.id.
ing him waverirg, threatened that the w uld never
quit his lodgings alive, unlefs he married her. This
brought the parties so Q.:leen-I-query Office on Satnr.
day, from which the Lacy was very roperly fcrq tv
Tothill fields Bridewell, where her pitfron cooled
and we underhand the young Gentleman his Fsegives
her, en confideralon that the &meld wryer mhop
fuels a rsquifition, which was opted to wild %Nile
reludatice.