Star.
London, England, 1804-06-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

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Ccet lir I•ly s'4lss ssi—omeltnt
two sant ot. to so d[.--.Shat Ann. 3 146.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Fs
Neck •-• Lang trip. lk 5-161,
3Fs Cent Rad. 55H lads' tl•mde II 44. de.
3 per C. C.aar.Ana. dna inaprn 3 pet Cent. stfi
4 Per COM 550. Eteltel. nal., 0. se. 41. de.
5 par Cam Navy lint 0111/tllllll 3* MM.
5 pet Cllll- 1797 93.. Coot kw ace. soft

The day before yeßerday the STAR announced, ez•
clofively. the relloration of Peace in the EaR Indies.
This day we lay before our Readers copies of the
Treaties of Peace.

It is confidently reported, that Mr. Parr means to
bring forward a plan for the amelioration of the Rate
of the Roman Catholic Clergy in Ireland. Its prin-
ciple is to make them entirely independent of the
people, by aligning to them fixed falsifies, to be paid
by Government. The four Arebbith Ts, it is Paid,
are to have soeoL a year, and the inferior clergy in
the fame proportion.

Yellerday morning, Coon after nine o'clock, his
MAJASTI, accompanied by the Dukes of /LINT and
Castaitiooa, Princelike So►MIA and APULIA. took 82
airing on horfeback in the neighbourhood of Brent-
ford and Ealing. Her Majasvv and the hinge sssss
attended by the Counters of Avtssanav, followed
in an open carriage. On Tucfday evening the ROYAL
Fenix.y walked in Richmond Gardens.
The Hon. CHAIM'S PACT'S' is llOld for the Bo-
rough of Milburne Port, in the room of Lord Pao irr,
who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
Yellerday the LORD ADVOCATI of SCOTLAND ar-
rived in town from Edinburgh.
The CMAIICELLOR of the Exclisnota has taken the
honk that Sir Jona EASIEa inhabited at Roehamp-
Dr. Baum, one of the Commiffioners at the Sick
and Hurt Board, who was fo much in the confidence
of Lord St. Viecswr as to excite the jealonfy of the
Senior Commilffoners in that office, has within thefe
few days received a letter from the Lords of the Ad-
miralty, informing hint that there is no further ocea-
lion for his Cervices as a Member of that Board.
On Tuelday Earl Sr. VINCINT entertained a fele&
party of Friends: amongft the company invited were
Sir THOMAS Taowsatoca, Capt. MARINAS', Dr. A.
BAHIA, Mr. Tucaaa, Mr. LYN", Ike. &c.
The Ruffian Officer who arrived in town on Mon-
day, is le Comte Liam, a Major• General in the
fet vice of the Emperor A sssss
The Bth battalion of Referve, now in Ireland, hay-
ing bad an opportunity of volunteering for general
fa vice; the men came forward with that ardour
and zeal which fo eminently char49le:izes the Brilifb
charater. The major part ettliated into the 23d
regiment of Foot; but it is untortunate, that the
greatea part of thole who came forward was relat-
ed, as being under the flandard appointed for regi-
ments of the line !! Surely, at a moment like the
pick:lt, the foolery of llatitre ought to be difregarded.
In fael, kr MAP), purpofes, little men arc preferable
to tail ones.

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teliesdiktg• ilOilettrlenset was held at
the Rat ladia *bon the dividend from the
sth of Jemmy ti .doir fib! of Alp was declared to
bo yi per exit. • ."" •
The undandendioned Prolfrietat's were appointed
a Committecto infpeft the Cosiipan?s Bye-Laws. via.
John Julius Angerßein'Drew,
William Peter
Ho:ford, Robert Hinter, George Wilton, George
S. Wegg, Efquires, and Sir HI Strachey, Bart.
Treaties entered into by the Marquis Wellelley,
with the Mahrsttas and Rajah of Berar, were read.
Mr. Peter Moore, after a warm and animated ad-
drefs, made bis promifed motion. 6. In favour of an
application to his Majefty's Minitters, that the duties
on the dividends, in confequence of the Property
Tax, might be paid by the Company, and conlidered
as coming out of their ordinary outgoings," Which,
after a long converfation, in which the Chairman,
Deputy, Sir S. Dithington, Mars. Twining, Lofb-
ington, jun. R. Jackfon, Rock, and Captain Seally,
took a confiderable part, was carikd in the affir-
mative.
Court of Direilters was yelterday held at the India
Houfr, When the following Captains were (worn into
the coismand of their refpedive via.—Captain
WILLIAM LTIICEI, to the HARRIET ; and Captain
Ws Lstaia Annie icy, to the Dsv AAAAA .—Captain J
R. Faasutua of the ALs AAAAA a took leave of the
Court previa:a to departing for BeogaL

Thismaraingarrived a mail from Jamaica, brought
to Falmouth by the Q2lllll Cilia Latin packet, in
Forty-aine days.
Difpatebet were yenerday received from Rear
Admiral Coceamsr, off Ferrol, which were for.
warded bra meffenger to Lord MILVILLE, at Wing.
bledoo.

Theltilighergh Comftosientse of the 9tb ineent
Means an article, dated the Hague, June 5, whicg
Awes, .1. That a Minifter has been received there
from the Palace of Oaasoa, and that this Miniller,
the Baron d'Yvor, was prefent at a grand dinner
gzs,by the Prelim& Amballador to the Diplomatic
at which dinner Sznonvatts, the French
Minifier, did not appear."
Dust...-lfelterdlay two Naval Officers exchanged
Acts in a field near Hampftead, in confequence of a
iffpute the preceding evening at the Haymarket
Theatre. By the interference of friends, the matter
was amicably adjufted on thp fpot.
0, On the 4th intl. Mr. Metes Olsson, of the Ins of
Wiley, and Tome other perfons hitting on board a
boat in Walney Channel, perceived a Atari; and
whall t were endeavouring to get between it and
des enwea. of the Channel, they dircovered two
others of the fame voracious fpeciee, but eviden -
ly Fick and exhaufted. They perfevered ie their-
attempt to keep them in the fhoaleft part of the wa
ter, till the ebb of the tide left them almo& wiry, aid
they wereeallly killed. On opening them, there was
found, in the belly of one of them' a pair of boek-fkin
breeches, a man's band, and a diaamndeiv, narked
B. It is conjeaurad, that thefe ravenous Mee had
followed force fhip from the weftward.
The following is a Lift of the Members, who have
voted rigida Kr: PITT'S Defence Bill:
Addy. R. . Pleader, Sir H. • kiosk Owned Had
Adams. J. Foley. HO A. Herta. MO'
Addington, Rt. liss. Foljambe, F. P. Ilartfacy, W.
Henry. Foike.s.6ls, M. O'Brien. Str Edward
Andover, Lard Folieltonr, Lord Orde, William
Andrews, M.P. Froblanque, John. ofilaree.Ld. Panels
Anfon. Thema Fos. Hum C. I. °Mateo,. Lard
Anal*, W. L. Francis, Philip Palke. Sir L.
Aftley, Sir] . _ Frederick, Sir Jain Paisner,Jean
Abloom.. Lord Faller, John Poncho, Jahn
AIII/Wr, Sir J. Geary, Sir W. Num./We W.
MAIM. C. Gila, Daniel Pierce, Henry
Babbingtent„ T. Golding, Myatt Pelham, Hoe. C. A.
Barest, W. Denham, Sir J. Petty, Lard Henry
&Ur. J. Overffell, P. Plume, W.
Baker, P. W. Oreaville,Rt.Hon.T. Plerrepont, Hos. C.
=
ade.. air C. Grey. Hon. Charles Pocock, George
Grienflone, Hon. W. Pole, Sir C. Murk*
Berri y. Sir R. Hamilton. Lord A. Ponfemby,RtHon.W.
Barlem, J.P. Harrifon, J. Portbefter, Lord
, Baring, Sr P. Hawthorne C. Perna, W. S.
Barlow. F. W. Heathente, Sir G. Pulteneg, Sir W.
Bawd, B. Heathcotc, J. Pitt-bets Job.
Beam, Si. Hin,ifley, sir John Anne, J.
rittlig
~D.Hon. G. Hohbustfe‘B. Roberts, A.
Holland, Henry Retell, Lord Wm.
Blackburn', J. Holland, Sir N. St. John, Hon. St. An.
Mourn, Sir M. Honywood, Sir J. Sergeant, J.
Bond,Homed, Hasty Saville.Ctirilloylser
Boaverie, Ham E. Hulks, James suitterree,-7.
brow, Rt. Hon C. Hasse, W. H. Scuds/non. jam
Breeden, James Hurft, Robert Sbaftoe, R. E. D.
Brooke, C Halley, W. Mullets:or, Arthur
Brown, P. J. Hafchinkin,Han. H. Shelly, H.
Browne. Hawkins thy% Jedepis Shelley, T.
Buncr. James awls, Thomas Sheridan. R. B.
Banbury, Sir T. C. ones, T. T. Sham, George
Burdett, Sir F. create, J. Sibtborpe, H.
Haman, Sir R. alinftaste,Geolge Sinclair, Sir John
BPS. 0. callngton, Lord Smith, Charles
Calash, J. Ker, R. 0 Smith, Johns
Caren, N. King. Sir John D. Smith, Brilliant
Carew, R. P. Kinnaird, Hon. CU Somerville, bit Mar.
Carnegie, Sir D. Knox, Hon. 0. Spencer, Lord Robt.
Csocadlih, W. 1 adbroke, Robert Freaky, Lord
Cavendillt, Lord G. LaroMen, Ralph Stanley, T.
Caulfield, Hon. H. Langbans, James S,ewa:t, James
Chapman. C. Langmend, Philip Stewart, Rt. Hon.
Cocked% C. Langton, W. O. Sir John
Cobs, &Ward Lefeseise, J. Sullivan, J.
Coke, Thos. W. Lateffeelle, It. Sullivan, lt. J.
Comb; Harvey C. Lawley, Sir Si. Symoncin, Then P.
Ceche, Bryan Lefewre, C. S. Talbo*, Sir C.
Cornwall, Sir 0. I.ktieton, Sir E. Tuition, B
Courtenay, John Lemon, J. Taylor. t'. W.
Crawford, K. 1 emon, nir W. Temple. Earl
Creevey, T. Lloyd, James Martin Th eUi. nu. C.
Cankning. O. Lovedesi, E. L. Tierney. Rt Hon. G.
Oath, Sir W. Lygon. Wm. TownOsend, Ld. Jobs
Cocks,Hon. J. S. M.Malon, John Trowbridge, Sir Ts.
Dallas, Robert Madocks, W. A. Tyrrwhlit, Thos.
Chelan', Francis ntsltland,RsHaa.T. Vanfetare, 0.
Dolhen, Sir W. Manners, John Vansittart. N.
Douglas, Merida of Markham, J. Walpole. Hon. nos.
Dundas, C. Martin, Janses Walpole, lion. H.
Donde., Hon. C. Maids W. W.illi, J. B.
Donde% Hon. O. Metcalfe, Sir T. Ward. Hon 3.
Damns, Hon. L. Midoletos, W. Walton, lion. G.
Durand, J. H. Minnake,Sk B. Wedern. Choles C.
Eliot, W. mare.* Lard Wharton, Jobn
Elite., Rkksrd Milk, C. Wintbread, Sam.
Stikine, Hon. T. Mills, G. G. Wilkins. W.
Ellatert,"ll. Milner. Sir W. WllliSata, Owen
Eyre, A. H. Mkt.'s", W. Windham. Rt. Wu
Pane, J. Moore.° . Peter W.
!renown, Hen. N. Meese. Parr Winningten, Sir B.
Fellowes, Robert Morpeeb, Lord Wynne, C.
Ficarrald.Rt.tion.J. Morris, kdward Wynne. Sir WW.
Fitzpanid. RAO* H. Matra. Slr Thum Yorke, Si' Hon. C.
R. Newport, Sir joins Young Sir W.
Jokes Senn, thi. Member for Womefter, who was In tin
country, did nut arrive in time to ',et.
bar Henry Fletcher. who was iudilpofnl, poem! cit

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defcriptions, 4PIM
the eaftward with the wind mirth, lid
from the Eah ladies, but this was a titillate, fur the

'hips were outward bound.
PivtsooTa, Jura its the Inei
rican °sip. Captain Wsmoniptill Dunkirk
with Geneva, &c. bound to offs" pat .
Sailed the Busy cutter, on a croizegffil thejaagesme
of a to guns, and the Tottery. of Itippei to Job
the Channel fleet s alto the Co zvvititiasll. Sows
far Portfmonth, to receive tie Sag or 01 IDWAgio
Pszzaw s de is bound to the Bea ladies, wad wfft
take the trade under her convoy.
POSTSWOUTH, Julia so.—Sailed the Csaasaws
frigate On a cruise; Carrot &igen, with a enemy
for the Downs; and the Far coo NMI= ender as a
cruize off the file of Wight in (earth It•Trencit
pri wetter.
Dash June zo.--Arrived and idled Arise V.
UT the Catharine, TuaTMlr, from iteiffaree..—
Saikd the Stamm pa bit. to joie ghettos/toe off
Ctlais. Remains is the Downs the reit cilia bailAd•
tea Sips, the coppend armed treefparte, block Sipe,
and outward bound veld% as per taff. The Hawker
armed fLip has made a Soil fee a envoy to dit
Wellward.—Wind W. S. W.

Yawed:luso. Jona 200.17i1P.A1 ibtAismara.ol4
and Elio:von armed Obi" sad gresomosesseutler.
This day failed the Ape c 'KA for Holt Os Saki ans.
voy for the Baltic ; and the gnomon armed gip,
and Sioux us tender. Arrived the Aostfaac.
loos cotter, and failed the ALIBILT coder. With WWI
for the fleet. off the Tent. The &magus reel baa
captarad and fort in here a large Btig, And Alas
Dogger: from Rotterdam, both quite OM
sever before been at fn. Thwileavea Amp wit fsa
with convoy for Tonnisgen touserrow.—The
in theft Roads are the Moo scours, Admiral Rafel'a
flag fhip ; Beavor floop ; Ceskr gun brig, and Ad.
miral Nelfon cutter. Arrived the Visas pads..
—Wild B.W. r
ntOm LLOYD'. um.

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Goavisaits, Tura as—Payed by, ;hi TWO,. Dos
St. Antler,: Wow Toosisesa, from itaildie; Vont
Gaimalso from Pappodisisht Vrow Ansi, Tee
lirsthav, Darks, owl Prow Ellelloth, dam Lawm.
Sided, die Cale., PrebMi,Yoe NSW/ ; Stobia de Cossawco,
Sears, for Lbw ; Doireis, ereder, far Pliorer Drip Gibes.
ders, Piper, far Vara; Wow Gass, 011etiois. Fir Teach,.
See; Dodge, Look sod Postusa, Wybrists„ fir EsOkia
Aaaryco—At Cower, ass. MIN% bow New Tega...olll
plystistis, Starner. Lebo; frogs Orlia; cad Cam
Abiast,boosel to Gowerep-.At Liverpool, Ara rottilden,...-..
cos Airier; Rai, thachisfas. from Clarldba; abmovs„
Callagbas, frost Savasishit OaptEeSw, Verfiegas,
;roes Bolo; sod Fiessies, Halm hos; at Crols.mAt Now
foutalhed, Her.. Were. frost Liverpool...At Now Tidy Ts.
le=l:lAavisoalion, Moe LiverP•vtli 'ad PASO& Wank/I.od.
New Proildesoc. Swett. have. halm I owiss....
At Clowielks, Res. how Losthow...At
Serra, Dilworth; wed Assilist him
Ravens* Hassell, Pass. hiss Akki-,At a.--:aillis
wrest wadi. host Ilistiisik ad assio, iimilly
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Dow Africa,
ITM Term bra Illosklas Leers jS
law Swim& is &Drib.* - -

'Ma Asp Mists, loWy sertved at Teatime*, la Ida. ea
the 6th boot. ebe Mater, 6m Llotepoel Ilar Mks. VIM.
43. lance 17. The Lucy. MAIM Untrue. ler Dwarawatb
was la aonp t the latter bad earned away km icy mate
and the beads et bet rode and mina awls alwretbc
day beam oaid aa file was aka to proceed onler voyage.,Catbalb
lieboortil task her order Ida protease, sad puma wilt bar Ili
lot 41. as. long. s. al, caber meta aaliverprel
Monday fe'nnight, a brig riggd privateer, of 16
wisp, appeared off Hartlepool, and attacked one of
the Carron fmacks. The fmack let the enemy ap-
proach very near, when fite.fired into her with cooed
and grape. sB-pounder carronades. This made the ma-
rauder (beer off. The fame evening the attacked a
(loop and time other velfels, (two of them Newealffie
packets), but they alto beat her off t and we do net
hear of her having taken any thing.
The Coessoaastr, ALE ter, Ran:A um, and Arta.
oat coops, are ordered into cpmmitlion immediately
at Woolwich and Deptford. The following. officers
are appointed to the refpedive commands, rm. Cap-
tains STIW•II7, hisca•v, Ss.azia, and WNITio

Yeilerday the grand Cricket Match at Lord's
ground, between eight (lithe Mary4a•bonne club and
three others, againfl all England, was determined
after three day► court►. The odds were very much
in favour of all Engisnd at the beginning of the gime,
it was, however, at length won by the Club by two
runs.

At the Curragh, on Monday re'nuiglit, the Bin
wan Stakes, of so guineas each, (twenty raMeri-
hers) was woo bp Mr. Goat's brown bode Loyal,
besting eleven others—a btu race.
Lord Boaiteassociu was married latl night, by rpe-
cial licence, to Lady AVOURTA Fast, fecund daugh-
ter of the Earl if Ws sr lemmas°, at her father's
hoofs in Berkelerrquare. The ceremony was pen
formed at half pall nice o'clock, by the Bithop of
CLOTOR, in the preferce of the Earl and Counters of
' Wasrat , Lady MARIA Fiat. Mr. Dist, and
two or three more fiends. The Bride was drelfed
remarkably plain, in a petticoat of wl.ite fArfnet.
trAin of fine plain main, body and Beeves 01 very
rich lace, broad lace robins, a very fine Brew hat with
artificial flowers, and a rich white veil. The happy
e iuple, ',nil' the belt willies of all around thews, fag
off in a chariot Anil four immediately thee 11110
1 mony, to O:lcrly Palk, the hat of their bomber beg
fitter, Lord and Lsdv Vit.s.saas, who were issi
I gegi
precitely at the fame bout that dai foot gads. •
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• Ytiuricia, airtakisPielk
MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlad S. W.
•roc.
DAVI "ca. er. I lire 0
Waterford Jasaica t a.
Isiszawcs, lops 111. —Saturday aeons. arrived
to Betfey, of Earinoeth, Lumps, front London;
ith flint I the Enterprise, Burn of from IpC
ich, with malt, for LiverpooL Pat in wind Wens%
e GANNET brig, and ACTIVII cotter, from aeise ;
to whole of which bailed yellerdep-r•Oe Waked y
inc o'clock, a Sat confining of 37 11l eidifferrort
cfctiptions, were Rated to have paired this Bey to

Cffr BUSINESS.

On Ttiefday a Court of Common Council was held
at Guildhall, at which were prefent the Loan Moroi,
ken Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriffs, and a great
number of Commoners, to confider a vote of thanks
to Mr. ADDINGTon, and on other bu(inefs. Mr. Na-
gano introduced the motion by a eery animated and
impreffive fpeech, in which he went into the merits of
the late Adminilliation, and prcnounced a warm em
lictn on the difinterelted, zealous, ceconomical, and
eoriog ftitutional eondua of Mr. ADDINGTON• He then
nrotsd,
" That the 'Titania of the court he given to the Right Hon.
Mawr Addington, hoe Chancellor of his Majefty's Exchequer,
ler the pstriotirm and public fpirit exemplified in his acceptance
of that arduous fiaatieu, at a period the mutt eventful ; and for
his otoirea sad nowearied exertions in the public fereice • for his
weeasmiteal application of the national refourees ; and, above all,
for dew Reedy attachment to the principle* of the Conflituthave
add that unifeern regard to the liberties of the people, which
to waineatty .ItUnguithed ids adniiniftratlau."
The motion was feconded by Mr. Jaen..
Mr. WAlTHlliiit oppofed the motion, urging that
its adoption wotdd convey a cenfure on the preceding
Adminiaration, and on the precast and argued that
it would be thanking a Minifier for not violating the
eonffitation : he concluded with moving the follow-
ing amendment t
It* hoiptver this Court may regard the good intentions of
TOY bfejaßy's late Minifters, it is tbdr decided convidion. that
• Ohs ntronedinary &condoners of the times do itnperiouey re-
.** 6 Seat. emended, and efficient Adminlitration, *smiths-
Imam Oda frft Went Mid coollikratino in the country; they
do deafen highly approve of the coudoa of the Right Hon.
Witty Addilsgben,in refiggefee the important and refpenifide Stu-
sOsesit Iwlsid ender. tate majeity's Government, when be
=die iblencer esjoyed that confidence and fupport fo ceneedsentis—
i
tetra* esedatting the public Whirs with epee
* the fame *id) antiwly regret, that the late par-
. relitirs *rioted le Ms Wey's Carel* O ld. appear ro
• Ilibealltaiites reins@ dba 'rat latueas et the rider and to
teaffiea.albbae et the Names 'piths reePk.t• el'etireti
et it*_tewattateee citie
TWOubleadfibiat being feconded, and the qoeflioe
pit on it, Mr. Paeans* en& to reply, which, afar a
worn debate on a point of order, he was not allowed
to do s. the thew of hands having been previottar
taken on one fide of the quellios. This happened ra-
ther unfortunately for the friends of the motion, not
isso-fifth of the Couft voted; the thew of hands, how-
ever. visa declared .in favour of the amendments
which *en became the original quellion, and the
grevipst teeßion being pot on it, a long and dein".
torg M•ott oil the regularity of the proceeding took
telt iva.hicbTfithee Conteolitbe atrslenwerg; for
rokur up with.
two'
out teasing to a decifion, and the amendment will be
the fable& of confideration at the nest Court. Mr.
Immo gave notice; that as the Court had been
completely taken by furprife, he &add, at the fame
time, *gain bring forward his motion, to which the
opinion of the Conn appeared highly favourable.
W.Maats, Efq. Citizen and Goitlfinith, Ins lx-
shd from the nomination of Shetiff on Midfumrneor
day next. having paid into the-Chamber the fum f
and to marks.
A-Petition was agreed to be pt
efented to the Houfe
-of Commons Janina the Bill pending in Parliament
for ineteafing the toll upon barges pafing under
-Staines Bridge.

1103011.‘ SHARP SHEARING.

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111111Tuefilay morning. a Committee of Caen ....
liiiihaten and Gentlemen prefent at Woburn Abbey,
as eve Members of the Smithfield Society, was held,
and the Premiums for the earning C.hriflaias Sheer
were determined no.
Soon after eleven o'clock, the Shew of South Down
Taps commenced; different parts of the company
Ming at 'the lame time employed in examining an
expet talent in Drilling Tut nips on his Grace's Farm;
others were engaged in examtnirtg the different Im-
plements of Agriculture belonging to his Grace,
and brough. t by others to be exhibited.
Mr. Smith, of Bath, exhibited a plan of a Water
Meadow, conlitueed by him. at Prifley, in the neigh-
houthood of Woburn ; and alfo of the Maps of the
Strata of England; Mr Plunket Stewed Models of 1
his Selling Caption, applicable to the heaving of the ;
anchor an board of (hip. or to any purpofe where a
great Qrain is to be exerted on a rope ; he alto (hewed
a Model of a Reaping and Mowing Machine. Mr.
Salazar, his Grace's Serveyor. (hewed his Drilling
Machine. Mr. Runciman, of Woburn, exhibited a
Pen of three Tharei, as candidate for the prize of
lag year by his Grace. Mr. Circuit, of Wo-
born, alto &eared three Thaves ; Mr. John Moore,
of Afpley. three ; and Mr. John Porter. of Bedford,'
three :ranch were all ver critically examined by I
the company ; at. alfo by Melt Elman and Wing, the ;
two Judges appointed to decide on their refpeOlve '
Inuits. His Grace the Duke of Graftnn exhibited
two large Oxen, a CTC,a between the Derbylltire and II
Yorkfhwe breeds. Charles Wenern, Efq. 'hewed two
Boars andm Sow of the Effex breed. Mr. Komi -
man (hewed a five-fhear South Down Ewe. Mr.
Dellazny, of Bath, laid before the Company certifi-
cates of the (tweet's of his Medicines for the cute of
the fenorin; bf Cattle and Sheep. Mr. Parkinfon
delivered his propofals (or two intended publications
on the prefent Rate of agriculture in Ireland, and in
Awnsica. About three o'clock more than aoo per-
iwigs, principally confining of Gentlemen of land
dean
d
property, and Agricui ins of note, fat down t
intellect dinner at the Abbey—they had, however, to
lament the abfence of all the Patrons of Agriculture,
who are in the iloufe of Commons ; nor was the
cattle known which to itnexpeftedly detained them all
h town. late, dinner, much intereilingconvelfation
followed, enlivened by the following toans ;
The King—Soccefs to Agriculture—The Fleece—
Good GrNilrg—Profpet it y to all Improvements in
Agricnltuie The Plough—lrrigation—The Memo-
ry of Mr. Bakewell--Tile Fanning Societies of Ire.
land—Mr. Fotter—The Farming Societies through-
out the Kingdom—Mr. BillingSey.
After dinner, the kat wethers in the flables adjoin-
ing the Abbey. belonging to Mr. Edward Platt. Mr.
Benton. Mr. Diihray, blr. Earls, and a Tup belnnge
-
hie to Lade 1.1.1.1, of n Paiaich's bleed, wer
reenwsiand by the breeders and amateurs prefent, atter
wilecb, the company adjourned to the Path Farm,
when the Leicelter Tops, ar.wu on Monday, were
swill of them let At l'..7fr i'AllarellllC p•ICe.. Three
Hereford Cows were f Id by anaion at sot fifteen
guineas, anti fourteen pitlneas and a half; two De-
von Cows at fifteen and thirteen gnine.is ard a hrtift
and a yearling Dusharis Dull at eight guineas.

LAT, INTELLIGR.WCIL

COURT OP RING'S BENCH. JUNE
THE RING RP. !EDWARD RAREIITT.
The Defendant had tranfafied fnme bufinefs as
Law Agent for the Dowager Counter's of Granards
and had received from her feverul fums, amounting
to about 30001. for which he neither furnilhed his
account nor gave credit.
A conditional Rule for an attachment was grant-
ed, and he came this day to Blew cattle againft it ;
but not having furnilhed his colts to be taxed by the
Mailer, nor given credit for the (tuns he had receiv-
ed, purfuant to order, the attachment was made ab-
folute, and he was committed.
nectar. CASES.
Their Lordfhips gave judgment at the Sitting of
the Court this morning in (event! fpecial cafes argued
before them daring 'Perm. The only one of any
general intereft was the cafe of Blosam and others
o. Cortes. This was an at of trove; brought by
the plaintiffs, the affignees of one Ward, a bankrupt."
to recover back the value of the (hip Filhburn, afloat.
ly fold to the defendant before Mr. Ward's bank-
ruptcy,
but the (hip being at lea, the transfer, ac-,
cording to Lord Liverpool% AR• was not made till
after the comtniffion had iffued againfl him, and
hence the plaintiffs contended that they had a right
to claim the (hip under the commiffion, and at the '1
trial obtained a verdift, fubjea to the opinion of the I
Court. Their Lordfhips held that the Zlefendank I
could not make out a good tide to the (hip, inaf-1,
much as it was not diverted nut of the Wife& of the
bankrupt, by reafon of the transfer not being made I
till after the AR of Bankruptcy had taken place;
and wilt refpeet to the fec ind queflion in the cafe,
whether the *Rion had not been wrong brought ? it
having been commenced in the names of four Alt-
nee., one of whom had been removed by an order
from the Lord Chancellor, and had not been re.
atOgned ; the Court held that the plea in abatement
only regarded the fourth (hat, claimed by that ed.
fignee, and that the other 3-4ths mull be confirmcd.
So that the original verde& 'lands good in every thing
but the fourth part claimed by that plaintiff, who, by
his ineligibility, had barred his right to recover-.
31.1011500—.THE RING W. 01111A411. PIeTOII. .
In our report of the 3d of fall month,, we noticed
this cafe, and the circurnfiances under which the
indiament was found. We alto explained the appli-
cation to the Court, by Mr. DALLAS, for a Rule to
obtain the examination of witneffes, as diretted by
the qui Geo. 111. C. 45.
Mr. Halls SON, on the part of the profeeutiont
fignified he had no objeClion that the Role for the
Mandamus &cold be made abfolute, but it perhaps
might cafey to have a joint comminion, and
in that it would.be without coils. Mr. D
affenting to this propofitinc, the role was granted,
and ordered to be fo prepared.
THS SING V. 30145 JOHN LOCI= WAIII••
WRIGHT. A•G HRS. WAINWRIGHT, HIS WITS.
John Locker, John Locker. Wainwright, and Ifs-
belle Wainwriht, were brought up fur judgmeist,
having been eonviaed of a confpiracy, in carrying
off Mary Pearce, a ward is Chancery, and after-
wards procuring a folemnization of eicrriage between
the young Lady and John Locker, a man near 6o
years of age. The Lady's fortune is isociol.
Mr. Jake Gams, in puffing fenrence, feverely
animadverted on the conduit of the defenants, and
the enormity of their offence ; and dirc&ing his obfer-
vations exclulively to Mr.. Wainwright, he remark-
ed, that the relationlhip (that of motherin-lea) in
which the Rood towards the übjeitt of their bate con-
(piracy, and the gratitude the owed to the memory
of the deeeafed Mr. Pearce, &mild have fuggefied a
very different conduO, and not have led her to be-
tray youth and riches into the arms of age and ava-
rice; an alt which at once dellroyed the happinefs
and future prorpetts of one (he was bound to pro-
te4l ; and which the mutt be conlcious, at the mo-
ment, could lead to nothing but mifery and utter
ruin. Under all the ciicumitances of the cafe, con.
lidering the imprisonment they had already fuffered,
the Court ordered and adjudged that each be impri-
foned in the King's Bench prifon for IS calendar
months, and then difcharged.
The fame exhibition took place as on a former
dry, when the parties were brought into Court; Mrs.
Wainwright was wrapped in white muffin, and plac-
ed in a chair, attended by a female fervant, write a
ported lien head, and every minute applied a fmelling-
tinttle to her nofe. Though the Lady herfelf had
particularly requelled that the might be included in
the halm, and her lenience no longer delayed, yet
inch was the circa the apprehenfion of judgment had
upon her nerves, that to all appearance (be was in a
Rate of forpended animation. Mr. L. Wainwrightl
w#; dreffed s-la Bead-fired, and looked a Buck of,
ti e fii ft magnitude. The old gentleman was of courfe
of more fnber appearance, and teemed grateful that
the Court had palled fo lenient a judgment upon his
offence.

COURT Or SESSION, MINIM RGH, JUNE tr,
Lt Pane Nary. A few days ago, the
Coup t had under their confederation two cafes not un-
interelting to the public.
The firil turned upon the general quenicm, whe-
ther there be any literary property, under the A 8 of
glieen Anne, where there has been no entry of the
work in Stationers' Hall ? This quellion arnfe re-
fpe6ing the works of oar favourite Poet, Bums --.
His Poems were firtk pablifbed in 1787 ; and. by his
lamented death in .796, the endurance of the pro-
perty in thof: Poems was limited to fourteen years
from their publication. But he compofed tome new
pieces, for an edition of his Poems which was pub-
tithed in .793. He had publithed alto tawny pieces,
and the greater part of his Songs, in the admired
work of Mr. Thonsom,referving to hintfelf the pro-
perty. And, or, his death, his executors fou h
nd
id
a
n er at many poems worthy of publication, whic d
tent Item to have been publifhed bcfoie. In the edi.
tinn which Dr. Currie. of Liverpool, prepared for the
b.mefit of the Poet's family, the Poems of 0793, the
longs firft publithed in Mr. Thomfon's collation,
and Come new pieces, were included t and this edi-
tinn was pnrchafed by Metfrs. Cadell and Davies of
London, and Mr. Creech. of Edinburgh. This edi-
tion was printed and ptiblithed in Loudon, in deo ;
but as it has been ondzillood for a long period of
years, in England. that it is not neceffary to enter a
week ire Stationers Hall, to preferve the property.
this was not entered. The pobliflter of Dr. Curric's
16q0A4vel Coon found nation to complain di deprcda•

. . . . . . sAI
tetons. Minns werepreparea great numbeit;
'over Scotland, of all Burns's favourite Poems, and.
tpnblifhed very cheaply, incleding the piecesof which
the term was not ezpired, as *ell as thole of which
'the term WO- oat. Application was made to
Court of S'ffficfn for a furpenfion and interdia (fimi-
ler to an injunaion in England), end that was fol-
lowed up 'by an anion of damages. The defence
was chiefly grounded on the fait, which was not dif-
not
puted, that the editions of 1793 and olfcio were
entered in Stationers' Hall. It was contended, that
fuch entry was, by the Itatute, indifpenfibly necefary
to bellow an exclufive privilege on the author or his
affigns • and that it had been fo decided by the
Court of' Seflion in two former cafes. By the affig-
nees of the heirs of Burns, it was contended, that this
was not the tine interpretation of the Statute ;—but
that the Court was not free to judge, as, by the uni-
form opinions of Englilb Judges and Lawyers for
more than half a century, con rich,
by a Interim der
in 1798, by the Court of King's Bench, the
praßice of bnokfellers had been regulated. and the
entry in Stationers' Hall pradlifed only, where there
was a defire of fecoring the penalties.
The Court of Sant'', however, found the entry in
Stationers' Hall an abfolute condition of the excht•
rive privilege, without- which no right was reed ;
and as there had been no entry in this cafe, they
found the publication unobjellionable, difmiffed the
anion of damages;and recalled the interdifl origi-
nally- granted by the Lord Ordinary upon the Bills.
A reclaiming petition has, we underhand, been
prefented againtt this judgment; which has been ap•
pointed to be anfwered.
The other cafe, which the Court had under its
confederation on the fame day, elf° regarded literary
property. Burns had addreiTed a number of letters
to a Lady. whom he ante to diftiaguillt by the name
of Clarinda. Thefe letters found their way to the
public ; and being deemed by the friends of Burns
in no fhape honourable to his memory. they applied
to the Court of When for an interdilt to hop the
fele. The abhraft qneftion decided by the Court
was, whether, even on the foppofititin of a concert by
the receiver, letters can thus be publilled without
the confent of the writer, or (after his death) of his
reprefentatives ? The judges ware decidedly of opi-
niers. that the receiver of aletter has no right to pub.'
lifh it without the content of the writeri or his repre-
fentatives after his death ; and therefore granted a
perpetual interdift againil the publication and Pale of
" Burns;!tters to Clarinda,'

''iaNDON MAIR4'At&

CORN-EXCHANGE. WEDNESDAY,Iir
There bin been • mfddling ripply of Wheat day C the belt
fampics fupport marry the tan prices, and ordinary inalitier are
'lowa; fine Dantzte Os. per "tarter ; Rye and Batley are alseoperL
Malt is astionary; good Beans Wog bstireprires ; Oats there .
is a good fupply, with Anne foreign cargoes; pan! Willies pre op;
of ronelition,and this article is On dearer ; flour alto Wags matter

Ftkc GENERAL CURREMY AS UNDER.
%laws 30s. difis Sja pee qr. Wake Palos 345. 41e. od.
Fine Ditto, 565. Sys. od. Beans, 14s. 4oe. ad.
Rye, sow 275. od. Tick Ditto aSs. yss.
Marley, zoo ass. 6d. Oats, sys.6ao. ayes
Mok, 541.605. od. Poland ditto, s7o. spa. 6tl.
Fine ditto, cos. oos. od. Rape fiewd;36l. to 30. per laft.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 40s. to 44'. Seconds yss. to sot. per flea.
PRICE of HAY and S rstww in M I FHtIELD.
Meadow thy, per Loads • 41. es. to 41. Iss.
Clover - • • 41. tos. to 51. tos.
Straw, per Load - 11. Is. to al. 164
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Blip 51 10$ to 61 6s 1 Pockets sI iss to 61 los

' His Imperial Highest's JossPll BiIIAPAILTS has no
male children, and only one daughter, two years old;
but his Imperial Highnefs Prince LOUIS BONA &&&&&
has, by the daughter in-law of the EMPEROR, a fon,
caned Naroeson, born the toth of Oitober, atoa.
The wife of Jtaose Bo AAAAAA a is daughter of a
Mr. Wow** PATTSASON, a native of the County of
Londonderry, who failed from the port of Belfaft for
America, many years ago, aad made a large fortune
in commerce at Baltimore.
A cotious circumllance occurred on Titefday, at
Bow-flreet. A perfon calling himfelf Jona Antos,
was charged with robbing the garden ground of Mr.
STRAILt it, of Little Clielfea, of a quantity of cur-
rants; this offence, however, amounting only to a
mifdemeanor, and the prifoner appearing to be a
gout young man, the Magillrate thought he would
be a proper objea to terve his Islajelly at Sea, and
therefore fent him on bratd the teneler, at the Tower ;
when, on being infpeacd yetierday by the Surgeon,
the fuppofed Joan Asois was dif‘oveted to be a
woman, and of eourfc was rejected.
Yeßerday morning, between four and five o'clock,
fome perfon along the lane at the hack part
of White Conduit Houle, lflington, difenvered a
young man, genteelly dreffed, lying in a ditch, cti.e
dead, with his throat cat from ear to ear. He is fill
peeled to have been murdered by forne perfon at
recent unknown —The body was taken to the church
to be o*ned.
The following daring piece of villainy occurred in
Liverpool on Tuefday the tzth init. A perfon, gen-
teelly di effed, called at the (hop of Mr. Y ATrs, gold
fmith and jeweller,at the bottom of Lord-Rreet, and
after esemining, or form: time, a gold watch, and
enquiring the price of it, went away, laying, that
if he cnnld nct meet with one more to his liking, he
would return and pnrchafe it. After fome time he
came back, and having agreed with Mr. Yarss for
the price, reqrteßed it might he fent to him, No. 57,
Tarleton ftreet, in about fifteen minutes, as he was
defirous of having the opinion of his mother on it,
and laying, that if it pleafed her, he would return
the money by the perfon who brought it. The watch
was accordingly fent by Mr. YATIS% nephew, with
a bill and receipt.—Tlte gentleman waited to receive
it from the boy, and requetled him to Rep into the
parlour while he took it up Ilairs to thew to his mo-
ther. After waiting about an hour and a half, and
the boy not returning, Mr. Y. began to grow unearys
and therefore proceeded to Tarleti n-flrcer, to know
what was become of him, when, up tn enquiry, it
was found, that inttead of going up Rains with the
watch, as he pr -poled, he tout the boy in the par-
lour, and imm.diately left the with his booty.
It appears he had called ut two hours before, and
engaged the lostttioq for three week •, **he laid, for
hi, mother and 1 inifelf, having given Mflroelions to
the mittrefs of the houfe to ;mire his portmanteaus,
which, however, never made tlizir appearance.