=eat. We know that the Spice. Viands have erpreffed a determination not to admit the Dutch. St. Domingo muff, in cafe of a war, be for ever loft to France.' Italy, Spain, Holland, Flanders, and Switzerland, long for an opportu nity to !hake off a yoke, which the late treatment of Holland has (hewn to be even heavier than their fears conceived. Tile recovery of the fettlements ifi.lndia would be impofTible. Louifiana could not Ite poffeffed by France during war. The hopes of i recovering her (hare of commerce would be re ;Mooed, and her finances would confequently be infufficient for confiderable operations. From every view of theSubjeet, it is plain, that if BOM•P•ITE were afluated by the fame motives which influence other men, ha would find himfelf under the neceffity of giving way to our demands —even had they gone the length to require poffef lion of l4tlta ia perpetuity. But he avowedly trunk, fo much to the blind Goddefs, that we can not judge of him as we, would of men in general, placed in fimilar circumnances, and we fear, not- Atr►ithnanding the powerful motives which fhould induce compliance on his part, that he will prefer the cbapces of a, war with all its horrific augurs, to facrificing certain points of ambition. As to Malta, we cannot avoid repeating, for we have been continent among the tergiverfations of Many of our brother Jouraalias, the abfolute re tention of it is, in the prefent Rate of things, indif• pedal*. Mr. MACICAN ZI difeovery of the offi cial papers of the Maltefe Deputation more than confirm our opinion ; and we really blufh, as Bri tons, at the treatment which they received. No thing but an unconditional poffeffion of the ifland can fecure not only the interefl, but the honour of this country. The Public will Coon know the iffue of thole nego ciations which have for Come weeks excited fo much attention, not only in this country but throughout gum ! ), We underiland, that the whole Corref rein dence between the Governments of Britain and France is already printed, and ready to be diari buted to the Members, when his Majefly's Mefrage Sall have been delivered, and the Official Docu ments nave been ordered to be laid upon the tables of both Houfes of Parliament. It is very volumi ;sons, confiaing of upwards of thirty folio fheets. Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, her MAJISTY and *ll the PRINCESSES, arrived in town from Winclcor; his Maissr•? arrived about half after three o'clock. Their Royal Highneffes the bukes of yoae and Coma aaaaa D 'jilted the Quasi/ loon after her arrival. The Hanoverian liornifier had a private audience of his Mainers% In the evening her Majefty had a Concerti at which were prelim— Ladles Harcourt, C. Doper, J. Thyme, C. Durham, Sod ley, C. Waldegrave, Carthage; Mrs. A. Stanhope, Mfrs Yineb ; Lords Harcourt, Sey. Harrington, Henley, A. ?eluded; ; Col. Cariwright, and Capt. Leue. Yefterday morning, at five o'clock, the fecond battalion of the fecond regiment of Foot Guards, marched from town to Purfleet. The Hon. W. GORDON, uncle to the Earl of Aatanssit, has taken the late refideuce of the Duchefs of Goanov on leafe for is years. Orders have been iffued for reinforcements, both Naval and Military, to be fent, with all poffible (peed, to our feveral Colonies. The warlike pre parations in all our ports become every day more falVt j and the prefs on the Thames kit night was, if poffible, more hot than ever. - - All the Watermen belonging to the Nobility are to be impreffed. The French troops at &. Domingo, reported by letters received yeflerday, to have re•embarked, with the intention of returning to Europe, are fupporctiby tome, to have done fo in confequence of orders horn home. By an order of the French Government, no Englifit fervazit is permitted to enter France. General Bearline, brother to the French Mi. Miler of War, and fuite, failed from Torbay nn .Saturday, where Itc had been detained by con. flag vriadt, to take cite command at Tobago. -• SOnte people new begin to pity the Dutch. as if ,it had not been known from the beginning that their league with Franca was 9fwfrvs. La PI raeqsa.—Mr. Eros, in the Appendix to his Survey of the Tutkifb Empire. reprefents this Mind exceedingly fertile, and capable of eafy defence. He figs, that alma all round the Wand there is good anchorage ; there is a site bay, where !hips may ride in fafety, and at the bottoni of tbe bay a creek, capable of being formed into a large excellent harbour. It was propofed to be occupied by the Ruffians. The advantages of this pofition are enumerated as follows : The fitoation of Lam is the molt advantageoes pea de; Ma sob ;bike from S in Irarbarr. from Gloriosa is Sicily, $M Med the great port of Maita • 6co from Toulon. from ..lUgkre. and the entrance into the ischipdago ; from Cdral ter, Akaandria. and Conftaetinopie pso; from Tripoli. Ts rdi. keg the South poke of Nay. the mike. It ill:be bat lit,subn ot any in the Mcditerram an t is that refloat It drat ail Meat/anuses of Make for the Ration of a Area in deed of peace sr war Leghorn is qidtc out of the way ; every thing h emteedingly dear there, the motions of as Ake ant alme&leemedfately bDOWD in Italy and France. le is *farther from Inks than from the Archipelego, and is in * rage of all acids that go er came from tie Levant. ' ;elitist of sand, if the Med &cold be id danger of an lan -600.end being attacked tiv a fordo fret, the Tack Rationed there play mire In Masts we &c. however a Iles draws up nett the fhbre sissy be Moteetcd by the lend battoin. It is the belt lades for meeting trade. thirds coming either (roan the Roan of Gibraltar or from the Levant may be act by frigate.. tide Ifiand being in the middle way. idagatiers of navy) Rana may be formed here from the Black leg. &liked of ruche/Mg than at enacts's' prices in Italy Ik sac puss Prompons win be prodmed in the 12'84 bat till that k the ode, they may be had from ticily no the of Barbary, eves in time of war, XS Melts is fepplied thence, and more UM two-thirds of the colt at Leghorn saves, Alm lil#l7lCA INTELLIGENCE: MAILS This I), ARR. DUI. I PAY.-WDID W. A 111. 0 • I 0 /MIL Chtblki 0 thrnbarih Waterford' s o Deitch Fred& 0 0 eIIATRA/M,MAT 10,411ETEXICL,LEYDEN,BESCIIERMER, and CERIUM, are now waiting a wind to drop down to Long Reach. The AMBUSCADE, DICTATOR, and UNICORN, are nearly ready. Orders are received to fit the Rust and MONARCH without docking. The DEFENCE, PRINCESS Or °RANG', la Saint, and CRESCENT, are getting forward. (The GLORY, NAMUR, and STANDARD, are Expedted to be ordered into Dock in a few days. The GREYHOUND and EI,VINCEOO are paid o 6; the ROMNEY and Reoueus are Stripped and ready for paying. The RAI SONABLE got aground going from the Note to the Downs, but is laid to have been got off without damage. The VICTDRT is to have come hands from the Ihips at Shcernens, and will proCeed to Torbay immediately. The prefs has been very warm, but not very fuceefiful, as molt of the people taken belonged to the different departments of Go vermpent. StlaaawcSS, MAT to—Sailed his Majefty's (hip RalsoNk. ace, having received no fort of damage from running aground; alto the LINE, for the Down,. The CELT aIEID failed from Long Reach to the Nore, and will proceed to fca diredtlperthe is paid her advance. The UTRECHT being ordered to be dock ed at this place, the whole of her crew have been turned over to the VICTO ; and that beautiful ihip win fail for the Nore to-morrow. Much pralfe is due to thole in whole department Is lay to fuperintend the equipping of this Ship. for the great est. ertions that have been ufed to get her in Such a Rate 'of for wardnefs. PORT/14017TM, MAT zo...—Paffed by be William and Eliza beth, TODII.IOZ, from the South Scat; and feveral other home ward bound veffela,—Sailadl'Atozz frigate for Plymouth. TORIAT,MAT 9 —Sailed his Majeft y's frigates the BLA OMNI and Dolls, with the HAZARD (loop, on a cruik ; alfo the fnow Penelope, Clams Honaz matter, for Ferryhnd, with a fine breeze Eros the Eaftward. Arrived yelterday his MaJefty's (hips the MINOTAUR and Rosszzz, which remain with the reft as per lift. pLTMOOTIII. MAT 9.—Yelterday, in confequence of dim time from Lord KIITI. the Port Admiral, failed from hence for I?rbay, the Ranger Revenue cutter, of is gun, Captain F , with fuits of llgnal flags, for the ufe of the [hips at . anchor trearand thio,paorning early the returned again to 'this port, for farther orders. Admiral CORNWALLIS was hourly expeeked at Torbay to take the command of the Chan nel Fleet. The lasrvraoo, of 84 guns, was conunitfioned lift Saturday by Captsin T. B. MA RTIN, and is now off the North Jetty Head; the took in her lower malts direaly ou coming out of Doi'''. • Cattle in the Ccinaactaus, of 74 guns, Capt. HA•Dy, from Torbay ; the Ann, of Plymouth, Capt. Blasius, from Opor to, with wine, for this place : Came in alto, from the Ealt ward, the MOROIANA, of 16 guns, Capt. RATNSPORD, and the Li , of z 6 guns, Lieut. COO TT TT .—k is raid, that the firft is to fail immediately with difpatches, in eonfequence of inftreetions brought by el prefs from London this day at noon. Sailed the Young Nicholas and Warrior tranfporu, with troops from Cowes for Cork; the Stag, Capt. La Lacs CUR, from otierniey, for the rile of Man, with fpirits ; and the Charlotte, Capt. Conic, from Guerufey for &Waft, witl wine and (perks. Lord Sage is carded to !bike his Bag this evening, and let of' for Leedom; and Admiral CORNWALLIS la expeeted to take the and at this port for a time, until the VILLa be PARIS, 01 Ito guns, is ready for him: Capt. ftscems ar. rived this day to join her. The imprefs in every pan of this neighbourhood, ha night, was the bow* ever known ; aU the troops, hock Horfe and Foot, were employed in patroling the Meets, kc. and co. dotted doing ro until ex o'clock this morning : • great number of peen were detained, but, on examination, many of than will tam out to be of no ferviee. HALT PAST Poo', P. M.—The ?WOMAN*, Of t 6 peas.is juft failed with ber dlfpateba le the Weitwird. F•• LAIOITTIB.MILT yeftaday tit C/1811TOlt :OLD Packet. Manor, with Mails from tie Leeward liksods, anti a patsy of 23 days from Tortola; ilte beings no news what ever.--On the 27th ult. lat. 44. 46 keg. 36.16. At (poke the dap Erwlyinion, -, from Oh:sow, booed to Virginia, all well; ao the 24th sit. lat. 36. se. keg. 44. 13. fame • French Moe of battle ihip freed* E. &E. b ilise at Tortola, Ms Majekes tbip EaltnALD. of 36 11105.T.11111 Cmaartarlsio Packet strived at Bortadees es the soth March, sod food there his Majefty's ibip ty's flip Craw e, of at grs,faßsilikan htestferrstt ed the sd oh . on a seise .—. Alto arias& thekeig lieps„ of Combs, Cap~ tale Bala. in 35 days from Bereeitas„ with sere, ilte..very leaky, sad is goes hate goateed,'; Nor ratracati. Biaiier from Ismer, with bale goads, groesnes, && the Yousktiisery, *lams, from Padikow ; the laden Mg. with 'Ago.. ware, BA. hem Biddeford ; the Hare revalue ester,. with a . fotoggigtg wall, having as beard about yo sobers of ,figlitse boss Oven/kyr sad the Mlssa ihip. Irmo ehe Bey of Hai dans, niter ideal', ribes—alled loft Ow adios swt, as the atrial e(the Mid Idt male& die Dona es Y.aa Packet, Ovals Darns. wits MOO the AIM* fat Lamm ; Ore less only ors irdirger, Mr.disesusas jamas I the brig Ann, Copt basins, with wise, etc. frank Oporto fur Plymouth ; the Asserima Big Atalanta, Capella Min, with tobacco, Ser Limposh the .11.Ctir a nu& Geer, Litt- MAN, 011 II miss; the WILLIAMS, far eardirj sod the sifter.. DAVIS. for Milford. Remain witting fur further orders from the Casersi Poll Ollte, the Packets with Mail. of this Month for the Welt lodise and Americs.—Wind N. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. ;f, The Creebian, for the captureor the kip Dorothea end her WI.. rillyidet Plyinostla. on Friday the tith isitant. Supedas. foe the recapture of the Oily Nancy, mad cap ./we or FAuducieut French primmer, von be paid Plymouth, on Friday the 13th la/tent. The St. Therms* wi be mid fee the miters et the Wereef• ter fd/OSOCT and wail. fin In day al June " W e at Ckfret FR OM LLOYD'. LUST. Dlt•L. MAT 10,--biloal dot noir goo-krill as sere*. nod Cooke guo-bey is the lliorthmaed, myths Muni& Tharobri. moire n. Douro scuts, Mar son,Q l algol by the Wow Cathodal". —, from Dunkirk ; Ham. Huth. and till Liberty. John foe, from Hasoloorgh,i-Salkil the Sass, sad Heart of Oak, for Bremen ; Mary. —. for Ottertifey ; Bray, for illmirfousdlandi f Inn. Bunks, for Ha•nburgh Forum. Wybanalt, fur Mend; Jonge Cornelius, &Muir, oriel Jullfrow Catlarisa, Schools, foe Rotteadam. kumvetv—At gre, Adventure, tarlntlivy, frous la Vin ernes, the lob et *ocher sad cables.—.o( reitibseuth. 11,1, Vsesttan. from Devoarar4.—At Dartviamk Itasproo. Hoyk. (rung Barreinna...eltbuleare. AIM. Lumley, from ldfa, 114)v, Jape( ' tee® Virginia Water turd, Friends, My4e, fromFigueira,—Ac Cork. Bore, Stay. ford, from Charieltori.At Diuttekk, Weßm , e'ane; Wheat ley, from London —.ln the Teed, joreph, Rofewell, irom th - 'Straits.—LM Havre, Thomas; Paddick, from Savannalk—At Bandeaux, Laurel, —, front, Tobsgo..—At Gibrkltar, Mi nerva, —. front Majoeca--At Leghorn, Zephyr, Offer, from London.—At Genoa, Cam, Riebardfian, from HulL At St. Kitt's, Jane, Ke'ly, from Loridon—At Antigua, He. roine, Cook, fromtondhn.—At Tcrtota, Canadian, Shadforth, from London.—At Grenada, Tiber, Reid; Tin mis, Brown, and Mary, Creik, from London.—At St. Volctnt's, King George, Cotter, and Rwldingtons, Soal, from Lwtdon.—At St. Thomas's, Kingemill, robin, from Africa—At Berbice,./Eolus, —, from Africa—At Demarara, Ariadne, —; Diana, Clark; Either, Stewirt ; Ainflcy, Kendall; Alexander, Ainf. worth vand -Angola, Bays, from Africa—At Surinam, Prudent, Swainfou, from Africa. . The Martha, Bullock, from Newcaftle, has been on atom on Schaw Reef, and gone to Copenhagen to repair. The Hcbe,l3rantton, with coals, is on Store, dear the fame place, bur expedled to be got off. , The—, Kratz, of Altona, from Bayonne to Copenha gen, is on (1101 V on Ar.holt Reef, and lull of watcr; the cargo is expedied to be fared. The Choice, lAtirry, from Bourdeauz to Dantztg, has been on the Swine bottoms, and got Mt without any apparent da- The Good Father, lorovick, from Lithos to Leghorn, is put into Villa Franca, with damn, The Briltrants do Rio, —4O, from the Brazil., was IL - andel on Lilbon Bar, 23d April. The Chefterfield Pac2,rt, on the sth May, (poke, in lat. 49. 38. long. 6. 6. the brig ll.indas, from Santa Cruz, out 24 days, bound to Hatobtirgh. The Eolus, from Africa, is arrived at Bcrbice, and is on fhore there. The Woldemar Scomekon, Somme, from Triefte to Ham burgh, is itranded on the coact of Calabria. The Economic, lens Nick elfen, from Cate to Bremen, has put into Carthagena, muck &imaged. The Juffrdw Martha *Brouwer, Allen Emmen, from Am fterdam to the Baltic, is 'handed at Frederickfwerk. The Cornelia Martina Johanna, Benjamin Plebes de Jong, from Amfterdim to the Baltic, is Branded on the Swedifh coat. The Diana, Price, from Amfterdam to Ba!dolor:, is ftracd ed near Urk.—She has loft her anchors, cable!, and thaw-malt, and is In great danger. The leeluft, Corn, from Ivies toKonigfberg, is Branded in the Road of pillatt, and wift probably be loft; part oi kcr cargo landed, and crew fared. The Baron Sparre, Henr. Lone, bound to Amllerdam, has put Into Lilbon, leaky, and not being able to find the leak, has been obliged to unload. The cargo bat not at yet been ditto. vend to be damagyd. CORN MARK T, M.1121C.1.41NE, mir 11. The fales this morning continue extremely dull, and on the fame terms as Monday. Bask.--Yefterday the Low MAYOR, on ex amining the Reports of the Meal-weighers, or dered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as !aft week, viz. 9d. the o:lllartern Loaf. SIANIII AND TONNAGEOF VlSSlLS.—Thewhole number of ibips cleared inwards during lag year in England was— arid& built - - noon Foreign - . - 344 Tonnage or &kith - tobt,ccei Tonnage of Foieign - . 4je,z74 ' Britt i Seamen - -93,90 a Foreign Seamen - - 14,953 The Clearance outward was, in all refpeels, ex. cept as to the valne of the cargoes, very nearly the fame. In Scotland the Exports and Imports in Tonnage amount to about one-fizth of England, but the wiles are (mailer, and therefore amount to above one-fifth of the number. Ezroars AND istroars.—lt appears from the accounts of the Cullom Houfe, now lying on the table of the Houle of Commons, that our exports amounted lad year to 48,500,6831. which is 6,800,0001. more than the foregoing year, and this only the Bridal produce and manufadures.— Our foreign merchandise augmentedalfo Bill more in proportion. Our Exports of foreign merchandise has tre bled fence the year 1792, and that of our manufac tures and produce has increafed 59 per cent. Our Imports have not increafed nearly In an equal proportion ; thus the balance in our favour a great beyond example. Laft year our Imports were 5,7305p001. lets than the year before, which, added to the excels of Exports, makes an augmen tation of balance in our favour in :14 year of I 8,530,000 L COTTON TRADA Ow lascaso.—By papers now lying on the table of the Houfe of Commons, it ap pears, that the duties paid on Biqa cotton twill and yarn,amountal to 5501. only, in the year t 790. That from that time till the Union it averaged about: 30001. *mita!, but that fince then it has averaged 1502001. and /a ft year amounted to 21,7271. 9s. 6d. This is a great anon:lent in fa yourof the Union, as it alfefts man ufarAurcs is that FIXDIty. . . re is curious to contrail the differeut reception which the Edinburgh Road Bill has met with in atunwo Hooks of Parliament. In the.Houfe of ons it experienced the rook vigorous oppo : , and in ooe of the Rages met with a very Jarrow efcape from rejection. In the fPufe of Linda everything goes on fmoothly. On the rno. deo for the third reading. for Thurfday, there ap , pared one of the fullek attendances which has been witneffed during the fethon. A motion on the pre fent perilous Rate of the nation could hardly be expeeted to produmo; more numerous alremblage of noble Lords. 'ere voted no lets than 8o on the queftion. Of theft, 65 (imported it, while it had only 15 opponents! It is needief, to add that Lord Maims' was among the majority. Yeatiday morning, about half pal ten o'clock, the boufe of Lord BA a liter, at Cranford, was dif covered to be on fare; but we are happy to fay by timely aMaance, It WAS got under without any material damage. The family was in London, • Perhaps there never was any branch of thq rd. ence of villainy carried to higher perfeaina than the menu fadure of forged bank notes. The mit creams who carry on this trade, feem not only to ad in very general fecurity, but carry on the de. ciption for a (cries of years undeteaed. Not only have they reduced the an of counterfeiting cop per-plate and hand-writing to certainty, but every depredator of. this defeription manufattures his own paper, and counterfeits the texture and wa ter-mark with the greated nicety. It is not above a year lance there was a warm conteff in Podia - - ment, between the Bank of England and the bankers of Scotland, about the exelufive right of ding (pita) lines in the watermarks of their pa ', per ; but all loch . precautions not,/ feem but to fa : editing inspofitioa intlead of prtvcnunz it. I SPORTING 131TELLICEATE. NreIitARKET MAST SPRIN3 1111.:17.:481 11.1.13DAY 1 MAY I Fifty. Pounds fur 3 yr old colts carryin g 81 . 1. 41b. fillies git. R. M. D. of Grafton's b. f. Duckling - . a Ld Clcrmont's b. e Rurnku - . - -2 , Mr. Delme Radelilte's rt. f. by Precipitate - 3 Mr. Howortb's b. e. Bob Handy, by Overton - 4 Mr. Whuky's ck. c. by Pilaus - - - LA. Sondcs's b. c. Gift. by Buzzard . - i Id Grofienor's b. i. Nettle - Mr. Notton's b. e Flockwin, by Beningbrough .• dr Five to t againit Duckling -7 to 4. againik Rumbo-4 to 1 agalnll f. by Precipitate. The Jockey Club Plate of togs. to be run for by horfes, &c: the property of Members of the Jockey Club, for 4 yr olds, carrying 'fa. ilb. 5 yr olds H. 31b. 6 ye' olds 811.91 b. and aged 84. i t lb. B. C: I.d hackville a b. h. Dick Andrew,. 6 yrii old. (walked over) • • Mr. Deacon's ch. It Q2iz, s yrs old - - dr Mr.Wathsi's Trombone, brat Mr. Ladliroke's Julla,Sit. a i each. Ab. M. ac gq. 14 Sarkvine's Diet Andrew., sitt. nib. beat Mr. Dswrou's Q2is, NI Sib. D.l. soap. Five to 2 on Trombone-6. to 4 0 . 0 Dick An drews. • ' • • DDINGTON MEETING, THUR WAY, MAY s. Lord Grave's Minim" rift. ylb. beat Mr. Creme..., Knight En-ant, raft. the Wt mid. Sop-7 to 4 on Minima. Mr. Scrope's Dut• ern!, toft. 31b. beat Mr. Byndlors's r ncriz, Bft. 71b. taco miles, scga.—.l pp son Mama Lord Graves's Mittiata,, aoft.2lb;beat Mr. Villtbales Spice, pft. ;lb. one mile, 23p. A Plate, t.vo mile heats, tin. 71b. each. Mr. EltOrA Yarn, 3 it old Mr. Miles's Peggy tcore,y yr old - ♦ a a Mr. V illebals's Emrpror, ifged 3 4 . ) Yam the favourite. hw•eepltakes, the 141. mile. Mr. Elton's Yam,3 yr old,l tit. tolb. Mr. Gnernee• FaleCbselotte, 4pr old, toe. ylb. - Mr. Villebaies Splce,3 yr old, Ica.. I a. • - 3' Mr. Mikis Florilt, 111. - - 4 Yam the Livour,tc. FRIDAY. Mr. Byndlefs'a Giles, loft. alb. beat Gnves's Wh:r ligtg, loft. lib. one mile, sop —6 ta 4 on Whirligig. Mr. Biu'o EfLsr, toil twat Mr. Gremes's Sham Shecr Jung, toff. tal6. one mile, togs.--6to 4on Ether. • Mr. Vilkialis's Spice beat Mr. Granites Killen Errauz„, toil. each, one mile rigs.—Even betting. Sir H. Lippineote's b. g. by Fortunio, soft. beat Mr. aye& lofs's Blemitti,9ft, t t ilb. one mile,ssr.—Even bat. • Mr. Milees Flnria, toft. 7112.: tient Mr. Brutish's Garaarl.a, 9121 a. rigs , Even betting. Handicap Plate. • -- . Mr. Elfgp's Eter,aged, loft 131 A. - 03 r r Mr. Byodloliz Giles,s yr old, t Vt. • I a 3 dr Mr. Scopea's 04/arra, 3yr did, 1 i ft. 81b. a z a a Mr. Milcs's Pe3gy Rafe, loft. !alb. - 3 dr Ld Gram a Mimi:aria, loft. 61b. - o 4 dr DUBLIN, MAT 7. The Cup, won at the Curragh April meeting, by Mr. WHALtY'S horfe Buffer,. agaiiht the Mar quis of DONIOALL'i Curb, for 200 gs. each, p. p. is challenged by Mr. B. Data', with his horfe Sweet William, to be run for nest Septem ber meeting, Bft. 81b. each, font miles—Buffer and Sweet William five years old. ' ' • Thurfday, four tranfports with foseedivillons of the t 7th dragoons arrived from Liverpoo).' They have landed without any accident, though four days on their papge, and ezperiencidg tempe4uous weather. The Hon. W. W. Pots, one of the principal ow. fifers of the Uritiflt Ordnance, has been (or force time in this country employed io making arrange menu in the various branches of the Mice both civil and Military—and we underftand that the exertions of the ceveral O ffi cers of that department; aided by his aaivity and intelligence, have already received the public thanks of tli4 commanger in Chief. r .1 The punanality of the above diportsist io the payment of the leveret demands upon it, refielti great credit on the officers who conduit it, and its beneficial effeds in bufinefs multi be teßified 6y every pition connected with it. On the prelknt oc•-• cafion, however, the exertions of the numerous perfens employed by them have been Rill farther flimulated by insert:ate payment, on delivery of their feveral orders. The Hon. FRANCIS Hair Hurcittuson, frobt the neceffity which exalt for his onceafingattenl tion to his official duties, has•been obliged to mild quills the command of the Iffa and Otis Yeomen £jvalry, county of Tipperary. ' On Monday lift, a dreadful accident Mtnyen - ed in the county of Kilkenhy.—Mits Elia Kivatrogl. a young lady of great accomphffintents•inds l 4 tut#, was taking the air on horfebael, accimipa nied by a gentleman to whom the was betrothed...L. unfortunately, her bonnet was blhvin Mr, and iri attempting to recover it, the bealt threw het with much violence, and her head reteived lb fever'? ii contufion that' lite was obliged to be cesitveyqui home immediately, in exceffive•agony. Imintbe flirgical affiftance was retorted tb, We'll e is to fare the lady were ineffeanal, id, ad thortly after. Het death is mach butscuted lif 1 extenfive and retpettable acquaintance:'' '' , '' At a; early hour on Tburfdai Morning, . r. jufiice Bait. furprifed Mn.'s Kearns. at her tib : ... in g in Church -firoet.where be found a vat s . of Bapk F,64g4ts lopopalad in her bed.-Li- is i f woman forie yeah ago - wit totenced ta trantgr= tation for life, * lianipg in bar polTeWon'il trifitlc full of Corgad Xank Sitlieloadoper ; ba'offer remaining . near five years in Nfwgnte late'was pardoned: and evinced her gratitdde fof firth lenity b r a return to her formet prattices. 'She k mother tn.law to Thomas Shaughneffy, now in Newgate for L. bank-note manufactory; nut Chapeliiod. and who *as fentetked tb be hatite4 for the forging on the Bank of Iriland, but seas alto pardoned. • ' , .a.. Mr. Bs it. fame morning proceeded co glow iso ft; Forde's. in Grange.gorman.latie, where he forgeries on the Bank of Ireland tb a 'v l t confiderable amourt. This man very narrawl cfcaPed from a capital conviction abouen y•eas ago..he Gate married the diuihies of the .... butted Simi. Watfon. Each df there gicifoofh forgeries on aoche's bank of Littichick, terdard: bank, of Birr, and fiviral fire Into& ferry! on at of Sir Thom).* trghtori. - -; • • si''''oB