I i [. ! 1 , ' 1. d DUBLIN DItEkBEIE SI ko. A peg on named Rovrle, coufin to him who Wits ged, was brought in profaner this day from Rath le„or hi neighbourhood, and after being tea:uta rby Mr: / iceman, Sec. was committed to Kit. ainham.—pother man who had been fervent to Mr. Wittiest, a druggift, was alfo examined, and mmitted to prifon under a thong military guard. e quitted his mater on the morning of the 23d of ly, under pretence of going to teeing his friends, , red never returned , nor was fi nce heard of till within ! (Ibis day or two, that he was taken. There is prong Iprefuruption that he had been engaged in the vile • ginud fan uinary infurreaion of the 23d July. , t We have Itrong blowing weather there two days. N It has been expedted here for fume days pall, that fore this time a copy of a verrinterelling Corre ndence, which has lately taken place between the rdChancellor RIDS SDALI, and Lord Fi N GA L L. the Premier Catholic Peer in Ireland, would have been publiflied. Upon enquiry, however. I find the publi. cation will not take plate. I read this morning a Onanyfcript copy of it, in the gi . lffeifion of a Gentle urf of rank : the following circumliance gave rife in the Correfpondenee.—On a late oceafion Govern latent found it neceffary to confult the Magiftrates of the County of Meath on fome matter relating to the loafing of the Army of Referve, and Lord FINGALL happening to be at the Caine, was fpoken to on the %Net, by Lord Haeowicee. His Lordihip Paid, it wea audio his power to attend the Meeting, as he was hdt is the Comrniffson ; Lord HARDWICK* wrote im mediately to the Lord Chanottlor, requiting that a Commiffion fliould be fent forthwith to Lord Fie c ALL, which was accordinAly inclofed in the firfi let ter of the Chancellor, which, after complimenting tit Loreithip on the occafion of ftrength which the :aunty in which Lord FINGALL refided would derive !ran his Magifterial exertions and influence, pro :eeds in a very full manner to defcribe the duties of i Magiltrate. After alluding to the late rebellion, t proceeds to explain the nature of the crime of njfprilion of trealon, laments that a number of per iins of his Lordfhip's perfualioa, who mull hive tad previous knowledge of the deigns of the traitors, lid not, according to their ditty as liege fubjeas, toirsmunicate fuch information to the Government I the country ; and that the bigoted hatred which Yas foftered by the lower orders of the Roman Ca holies, againft perfons profeffing the Proteftant re igjon, a hatred which naturally militated again(' lick attachment to their Sovereign, was not fiteere6 , ombated by the Pallors of their Church, and con. ludes by expatiating in fir ong language on the ne t - lfity of brotherly love, asi nculcated by the religion CHRIST. , Lord FINGA it, in his anfwer, denies that the Ro nan Catholic religion is in the kali repugnant to a leady and loyal adherence to the &in& Sovereign, ad Conflitudon. He truth that Lord Rausnata. e whom the Englifis Roman Catholics are under &eh lies obligations, will not allow himfelf to be pre lidsced againft their brethren in Ireland, laments that ay refipetions mould be fuffered by the Legifiaturs is +remain againA perfons profeffing that reli t ' • Otitends that the unfortunate difaffeetion which had fresoiled in Ireland, is to be attributed merely to t' ishinifin and Fr inch *principles, and agents; that he Hai, Ponti ff hinstelf was in by the G • *Arlo become one of - the 'Amy &Rine& to roe life Ireland, that Roman Catholics would be bound ly their religion to oppete him by force. Lord Ra lima tesferead letter contends, that tbedifability of human Catholics going in either Hook of Legiaa- We > and holding a kw officer, tan by no means Wats on the prods of,the lower orders. Lord Flu. 'sta.'s anlwer to the fccond letter, Lord Ravasuats's lion/ letter, and his Lordfts:p's reply.are pretty much II *e fame points, without difclofing aay new feet, actin that t.d Raoshoatc. in his third letter, af tuts that pedant from all pant of Ireland Came Op 0 the metropolis' for the purpofe of "angina in the liketettion of the 23d of July.--There is, however, letter of the Chancelbse, in which his Lord ip Mites that In one diftria of this country , the CAI aa idethelie Priefts, who, in the rebellion of lypt. hbmanely exerted theoaklvss in raving the lives fa kw froteliante condemned to death by the re. sAUtiODAT y tribunals. tau. linen that period, been Mete/ by Use* &prier with marked 4ifrefpea, while, idthe contrary, a Prieft, who had, on account of rebellious praaices, been tranfported, but who teeth through the knity of Government, finee ..d ee weftsa, is held up by the fame Sorrier as itowsr,aind treated with *1 molt diftinguifhedrelpea. I have thus from memory Rated the moil intereft pg part of a corteiporidence which has been the fob. tit of mach animadverfion here. The nsanufcripts ride% have, with 'nub caution, teen (hewn, have onto from Lord Ftwoatt.'s party. I underftand Mat Lord StiONSD/Ria 1141 been difpleafed at the pub kity his kites* have eatkiieneed. t. 'The Cita& Volunteers are conceive their colours • Pm Lady Variant • "Al inhabitants of Maybele, proud to fee the old cots reisn eat, the a6th, or Cancronians, vrho want giginally ra*d in that town, treated every man ed be two battalioas as they paled through it ou their ray to Ireland, with a &ifs of (piths and a bifcak. Me Olken debit gallant and dillinguilhed Teg6 nent ordered the enlours to be Dept difplayed, and toy other mask of aniEtity rciperS while they were a that town. Military ardour is as confpknous at Newcaftle as e South. On Monday feanight the Darlington l i r tfunteers were infpeßed by ColonerSranons ; and nr Tnefday laft Captain thatisaor's troopof By. gall Yeomanry Cavalry, Major Caaa's Hash= Volunteer Infantry, Capt. Basis sa um a's Staley, and By well St. Andrew Volunteer Infantry, and Captain Torero's, at Ovbridge ; when they all received the marki.pf approbation and encomiums from the Colonel. On Ilurfelar re'Onight Colonel Sas. noes infpeaed the South SbseWs Independent Corps, and on Sunday tat the Durham Yeomanry Canary, an Cilefgate Moore. The Sri four companies of the Durham Vol/latter Infantry, wbo entered upon permanent duty on the tath iallant, Bill perfewe m their ecideavoas to acquire a period knowledge of sniliuiry 444 U, t and as the unfavourable weather )ratans drams front going into the Belts they &C. amble daily is du cloann• AWOL Maastou-koust. —jobs Perebard was yeflerday I brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged with lea,- ins his work uofinifhed. and embezzling leather, given him to make up in (hoes. Mr. Colton, ainar ter ihoemalier in Gracechurch-ftreet, told his Lord fhip, that the prifoner had been in his employ, but having been feveral times robbed of the fluff by his journeymen, lie was obliged to get the perfon where they lodged to anfwer for the leather entrafted to them. Mrs. Penile. toe landlady of the prifoner, proved his running a with Ruff, which file had 1 fine paid for. The prifoner confefied the charge, and was willing to pay for the leather; but the LORD MAYOR told him it was necefrary he lbould be punith ed, as an example to others in a fimilar fituation, and ordered him to be committed to Bridewell for one month to hard labour. Mmtt.awtotrO tr. STRELT.OII Thurfday a very beautiful and elegant woman. who Rated, that the is the wife of a gentleman whom the named, refiding in Cumberland-place, Oxford fireet, attended at the Office, to make a charge againft a black man named John Rodney, valet-de-chambre to her hufband, in which the alledged that he had defame/ her cha• rafter. The maid, the cook, and fome ether of her fervants, attended with her, and fubflantiated the charge ; but the Magiftrate obferved, that the cafe did not come under the cognizance of a Jitttice of the Peace, but mull be the fubjeft of a higher Court, in an aftion for defamation, and therefore he advifed the lady .to purfue that method of punifhing the fel low. fie was, of condi, difcharged. . . Yefierday Mr. James Barrett, baker, of Little Earl-Gree t , Seven Dials, Mrs. Catharine Barrett, (his wife.) and Mrs. Walker, another houfekeeper and perfon of refpeltability in the neighbourhood, were charged before PHILIP NEAVE, Efq. with riot ing and making a dillurbance on Thurfday night, in the fireet in which they lived. The Prefecutors were two watchmen, one named Thinughue and the other Regan. The charge which they brought againft the Prifoners was in rubflance that they had rattled againft a watch box from which the man was abfent, and, fuppofing him to be in the box, had repeatedly called out 1 . Davis," the abfentee's name. There being no ether charge againfl the prifoners, the Ma. gifirate, with becoming difcrimination, obferved, chat Come further explanation was wanting to com plete the Rory of their fir( apprehenlion. He stilted if there were any other perfons prefent who could teflify what happened ? Upon being anfwered in the affir mative' he ordered the prifoners to be releafed, and the profecntors to be placed in the dock. The rela tive tituations of accufer and accufed were thus in• verted, and John Chudhigh, coachman to Lord Digby, corroborated the principal lath which were Rated by Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, and fitch of the neighbours as happened to be prefent at the tranfac tion. Mr. Barrett, being by trade a baker, is in the habit of employing a watchman to call him up to attend his bufinefs at an early hour. Having been out with fome friends that night, he thought that, as he was op rather later than ufual, it might be requi• fite to leave a particular charge with the watchman to call him neat morning. An irregular praftice among the watchmen was here dircovered by their own blabbing, namely, that when one is abfent, an other. or the two nearetl to his Rand, do the duty, by taking what is termed a beat etch bar each. Upon Davis being called, Donaghuis.ran over; being told that he was not Davis, he raid that he would do his duty Co far, and began by laying hold of Mrs h Walker. tearing her handkerchief, &c. Mr. Birrett then Paid that the watchman ought not to lay hold of that lady, as (be had committed no offence, and was a refpeftable inhabitant of the parith. Upon this Do. i naghue (truck Mr. Barrett and collared him. Regan then came up, and &ruck fo furioutly, that with one of his blows it was faid'that he (truck his companion. land he had a mark upon one of his eye-brows. They' Paid they would go to the watch/ionic quietly, but afked permitfion to go In a coach which happened to pars at the time. but this was not allowed. The beat mg and dragging along was raid to have been conti nued till they came near to Monmouth.liteet, where the coachman chanced to come by, and feeing what was doing, interfered in their behalf. The Magiltrate Rated, that from the whole of the Rory which he bad heard, he could not Ike dim there was the leaf foundation for bringing a charge againa the perfons who had been fire apprehended, and he could only fuppofe that if there people had given the watchman force money io compromife the matter, he would then have been encouraged to go further and commit frefh depredations upon other peaceable dtt , pored perfons. The watchmen were fully committed for trial, and the profecutors bound to profecnte. ' ' • Two Clerks belonging to a tradefmai of' ibe &It eminence. ban been charged with embezzling pra t petty belonging to their loaner, to the edotmous amount of IS Dr - r&clool. As tome dittent hopes are entertained that a part of the property may yet be ✓ecovered, it is not peeper to enter into a defcription of farther particulars at prefent. . Wes asir i r eras ay.—Yeaerday• a young man was examined on fufpicion diming violeadr stacked and beat another young man, on Therfday evaisiag loft, in the parills of 0 rifichnrch, Spitalfielda, but the informant being confined to the hofpital by the bruifes he received, the prifoner was committed fog re-examination. Two flout yoong fellows, apprehended in - the neighbourhood of Beihnaiticen. on folpicion of btiog loofa and diforderl7 emitter'. were hrougbt up.— No Iterfono of serpettability appearing is their be half; they were fent on board the tender. On Saturday la, about in o'clock in the evening. as Mr. W. Haines, baker, was returning from Gnu. *eller, he was attacked by two footpads. at a place called Itnaetu of the Wood. in the parish of Stroud. Before they (poke, one of the villains difcharged a piflol at bin% the ball of which paled through the crown of his hat, providentially without doing any injury. They then, with an oath, demanded his money, orlsis life s but Mr. H. not at all alarmed, dinnounted, and boldly dared them, armed or. not, to approach bins. This however they declined, sad ran off Into the wood. Owing to the fog and dark nes of the night, Mr. Haines could neither pur. Gat theta, nor difeern their perfoos with any degree of accuracy, built is rather Curpated they were ant itrangas. *ltskahlt,iitLE otcrinksixEs DURING THE YEAR, JANUARY. T. Accounts received of the final fubj4ation of Syitserksid...- Nis MaJefty's Prectamationiffued, to proldLit the exportatiol of bread-corn from Great Britain ortreland to any other country, with exception of malt and lice; and alf.t of live cattle, 'beep, N% inr, and provihtio, except to }kid& fettlements. 4. Account, from various parts of tLe coati. Rate the molt cala mitous iff.a+ of the late Roma 6. Lieutenant-Colonel George Mackenzie, and feveral other Qtficcra of the Rofs and Crontarty Fcncii.kt. were tried at Rata- Surgh for murdering certain perform at Aicrdt.cn, on die nth of July last`—They were acquitted. 7. Accounts raceivcd of the niutiny on board hia Majcily's Rip Gibraltar. It. Accounts received of the complete fupprann of the mutiny which broke out on beard his Majelty's Chips off Gibraltar, and of the public thanks of Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton to the corps of Marines, far their Ready conduet and fidelity on the occalion The Hindoßan Eaft Indianian, having 4 t,ooo ounces of private bu on board, bound to Madras and China, totally IoR in the Queens Channel, Margate Roads; ti 6 of her crew were taken from her mizen-wait and bow'prit, by a Margate boy, and about 3o petalled. is. Accounts received from Paris of the excetres committed by the negrues in St. Domingo. if it oiscisli accounts rec .. died from Parts oldie Jeath of General Le re at St. Domingo. His body, accompanied by his vac, brought home to France, and the General fuccez.led in his com mand yt St. Domingo by General Rochambeau. Is. The Gazette contains his M.ijcfty's pcnnifilon of Sir Wm. Sidney Smith, Knt. to wear fupport..rs to his arms, and Enteral other armorial infignla, In commemoration of his fignal Cervices to his country, and more r f pcc iaL' y thofe rendered in Egypt. . .. . . . t 6. Lord Elgin,the Smith Ambaffsdor,took his dcp. rE4re from Codling!Duple ay. Accounts received of the breaking out of the yellow fever at Antigua.—The Brit general meeting of the Society for the encoo• ragement of Vaccine Inoculation, held at the London Tavern.--. Galvanic Experiments were publicly made by profeilor Aldini on the body of George Fuller, executed fur the murder of his wife and child. 10. The fpecial commifilon, for the trial of Colonel Defpard and his traitorous accomplices, opened at the New SeMons-houfe, in Horfemonger-lane,before Lord Chief lattice EUenborough, Baron Thompfon, Sir Simon Le Blanc, and Ifg lat Chambre ; and true bilk found by the Grand Jury again* s 3 of the prifiiners. 23, A riot at Glafgow, aria+, from a rumour that a dad body was concealed in the college there. The populace were difperfed by the Magiftrates,and further inifcitkf prevented by a military force. s 6. Accounts received of a tremendous dorm of thunder and rain at Malta. on the 23d of °Maher, which did uonfacratde da mage to the rowers and Ripping in the harbour. 28. Final accounts received of the effesftual fuppreffion of the mutiny among the troops at Gibraltar; with the grateful addrefs of the Merchants and other peaceable inhabitants of that place to his Royal Highners the Duke of Kent, for his cunduet on the occallon. 35. Accounts received of the breaking out of the yellow fever in the Mud of Sts Vincent's. FEBRUARY. r. Jean Pada, Editor of l'Ambigu, was eonvidtad Ha /Rd upon Citizen Napoleons Bonaparte, Flrit Coed of the French Republic, in the King's Beacii.—Perfed tranquillity reamed in the County of Limerick, (where &Barham:es and Hob had for fame time prevailed) by the Rigged exertions of the retina and furrainding Noblemen and Ocatry.—A Subfictiptim of 530,000 L railed within a few /f l ays at Briitol, for improving the Harbour of that Port. • • _ _ _ 3. Aire broke out in Fakes-court, Fleet-P.reet, whisk ons fumed the printing office of Mr. Hamilton, wilt a great number of valmbh works--.Aceounts received from Barbuda= of the re capture of the Priasdhip Gidocamea, of Liverpool, hy the Hor net Boy of war. with the convidica and euestios of ber mud nom and piratical crew. on the lb& of November leaf. s. The Report of iktulthol, on his Egyptian Tao, made to the Firit Conful, was Aril polalided.—.Colosul Ed. Mare Detpard„ and elev= of his accompLices, arraigned i te:=Treaton, before Lord Elleaborough, and the judges Chemise, Le Blau, at the new Salons Houk in Horfenuore-hae, 7. Ceload Edward Marcus Dl was tiled, pp) hued platy o[ High Trestoo. 9. The twelve palms ladided fir High Tnefoo ;al with caked parried, were this day tried oberder. idiom - the jail retunwilille Mhos* valid . :-.•joho Wand . Timm iggag/a to n, jamas yudgeriek Arthur Gegkara, jabs Wats! snare, jibs Frauds. Oiriatyanid Tyndal, Thames Newman. William LaMar. Gu i lty. hot regoommaded co twerey...—jahn Doyle, Thomas Phillips, Hawed Smith, not Guilty. to. Died at Paris, Chimes La Hags mod St. Lambert. two well hoown literary charades'. 14. At the Gamin redone, Robitifon a Primates haforas =avid= of Wag tho fame of two girls wives ha prwooded to kits. 6. A Meffage from his &Weft) , was knt to she Houk or lardi x and the Hoak of Commons. recamappdlog the kuation of the Prince of Wales to the cool derades of Perksisast..—General Eh John Craddock =vetted with,* Ammo.. In candleration of is knit= In Egypt. 17. A great Ire at Bombay. M e i =figg. Maks waft Woe dow n. lots ftlmated ye • • Colead Deflated. and tie Os Ildbsaskad Mem et High Train by the maid disokthbrdest. wiesdasentoil on the top of the New Pritosi la the Bermigh. That port of the tentence which Arida dot the hod= al ;Upshots IMAM be suartered, amid their hearts takes ins, wit difge with, ; I is. Both Wake of Parliament Aildrefes to his AN A& cONSUlitliimE him to hit ikapa from the Ms ma p/racy. ay. Is a Coessikue of de Hooker Comma, it woe rifolved to Fatgi Ns to past oat of the Cooklidatal Poland, ilimovg,traio the ► loom a t as the ssh lily Mb, ternards providing for . the - Billt•At VA t his JVnee of Whille—ht the dimisur titers trtMed "A View al the a Sitiedon of the Preach to the Legalise &Op. Th is addd p a pe r li t= " by ebs Firib Castel, =poised the remarkable aitertion, that " tiaglasd, Book handed, caw= paw ationiater France." S. The bodies of all the Cootpiraten executed oa the stn. nbl Egad:not-ire: Dertdt‘ezeccPourVierighries inter mepred it Har ar e' (1‘.4 prevailed to an alarming ,tot I. Paris, and Oder Pm Proem it roan found its way to this mow. where It fproad with peat rapidity, sad was bosom by the same of the influestaa. at A Menge from the Pion of Wales to she kiosk of Cons mono, &livered by Mr. 'lsyrwisitt.expieding his Regal blighaetio 'Junket's their liberality la served to hie Metro - MARCH. t. The body* CeissdPerpea .as twin* l• tendri" edits kali deneges Heiditsle hat Chseibisid,edilast teed is the part distend Girths Meg=se tho pia tit lk. merthe see* deer 4 rho . • ' f pie Addle' Met plaided In tholCingieses the Cky el Lew des. ceopietsbelog hk Measlty sn the Memory time debit ads hae confdisey. The amide was *may favored by ail mow tics, cities, barosphi. eseporetions, Jrc. throospisse tie ems &mire. 3. The City of Leedom pretested a ibis* !weed. awl ths Freedom, to dr Jame Heroes, be Meese et de dairies ores the French aad Sperditdeste se misessflos Cape Trefalgar. 4. Debate is the Hoofed Comtism 4a Mr. Caideft'e strides refpstilag the Prince of Wakes illiabbliseent, which was sew tired by a majority of 43. 8. Hb Maelly's Mame to both Milts d Paellessest, bounced the necd6ty of adopt/op forthwith maim of ptomain . pending the uncertain lets dm sspektiss alas thou eenrytoges between hi. Majeity and the French Gartessont.....His Mete the Doke of 11.1dgewater dittos his hede is Cleveland-row, at fear this morning. po(cfed of twawa.parsamea. p. His hi • Matte of yefterday tater, into cedideretion by both kitsft sad strotemsee Addrolla voted to his Mikity in anfwer. to. Metier Neap teen hr Heater. mormaidati *et hie why h./ odors so Oa al tad embody forthwith dee oath et the U Ktitrivass. M INA, of thsserpoo wood to his bfaielty.•.A vot =dis feesmade main set Wombs laseabehlik W Mir y se the Drindoreossa...Wis. las end thombey, et dd. vemeded ebe Tea Allem fee aikebseeitas hiwtol eetba They Isere Med pelt i oallit =.6.111 dl. evideoce, that the elded.of Seem ash era mob" ~brow ibe gewerimist by ism es. The sea MUM amedurl. weey brad' of lissesdabi watery Oartataimio. add yosehmedoes Mod kr mosengler MO WOW filtbelei ad limb ad spoil birslsle Law Mb tab :17. • )1 atutail ;Le ports throughout the kingdom ; ail the naval others 0 Lod near town attended at the Adm.:shy to ...T.:: their fersie."l. Tilt. being the autotrerfary of the Is:tile of A lcsandria, fought r hi, day two years, the bats is-pounder, which flood before the cattle there, and brought from thence a, a trophy, was p!aerd on a pia , - form before the gannet 'I. hour.: in St. Jan.e.'s idibott mail hates the return of Gen. !Ants in his di;dons..tic mielou to that Court...--The Decent:sic, conveying theft& it reginieut to Jet fey, was loft on a Thalia' ruck near Norinunt Point. Forty perforil were drowned. t 4. The celebrated German Poet Klopftock, author of tbc Mcf. flak &c. flied at Hamburg,h, in the 9th year of hi. age. IS. lila Imperial Majefly poblilcd a Decree for organizing the Government of the Venetian territory, united to A antis. 22. Died, Sir James hlarriot, Matter of Ttinity Hall, and late judge of the Admiralty. 25. The Houfe of Con.mons, in a Committee on a Mefage from his Mulefty, Voted an annuity of :tool. to Sir James Sattasa7s, fur his eminent Cervices in the late war. 30. The French Mittlfter at Halnburgh ended a very above Paper againft the Government of this country to be Wetted in the lisMburgh Correfpondeuten. APRIL. r. Letters overland from India confirm the defeat of the Ntab ratta army of 80,000 men, with immenfe Daughter, by Holcar. 3. The Countell Dowager of Chatham died at Burton Pynfent, Somerfetthire. S. Lord Hatchinfon complimented with the freedom of the Wert:Nitro! Company of Salters, and of the City of London, in cknowledgment of his gallant fervie:a in Egypt. His Lordihip was afterwards prefented with an elegant (word, value teopuineas, by the Chamberlain..-Circularletrers, dated the 3ctb of March, aedreffe.l by Lord Hobart to the Lords Licoten ants of Counties, Rating the conditions of (crake for Volunteer Corps. 6. Sir William Scott, in the Houfe of Commons, brought for ward his motion for leave to bring in his bill for rendering tree. tual the Refidcnce of the („lergy.—Colonel Montgomery killed in a duel by Captain Mach allara at Chalk Fem.—French troop' were marched into the Dutch towns of Hunting, Middleburg, and Terveere, which were declared by the Preach Central to be placed in a Rate of fiege...-Died Sir William Hamilton, UM 13ritifh 14Lflitter at the Court of Naples. t. By accounts from Malta, the Pope had nominated M. BaiUle de Thontafi Grand Matter of the Order of Malta.—Mr. Aftlett, of the Bank of England, al - rolled for frauds on the Go. vernor and Company, In the embezzlement of Eachcquer Bills, to the amount of 3oopool.—Accountk received of the death of Touifaiat L'Ouvertare, the famous Domingo Chief, in the piton of Befancon. 22. Captain Macnamara was trial at the Old Bailey, on the veditt fif the Coroner's inqueft, for maidlaighter. The Jury re-. ted a „verdid of Not guilty.—Mr. Attica was committed to • late for trial. al. Tbc Plan of Indemniftes and new organisation of the Germanic Empire, was this day formally ratified by his Unpaid Maisel , . 30. A treaty was concluded at Paris, by which Loolbusa wait ceded to the United States. MAY. 5. An estra.ordinary forgery was this day ailed in the city of London. At an catty hour in them a man delivered at the Manfion-boufe a letter &arcked to the Lord Mayor, and par. porting to be from Lard Hawkeibory, in which It was Raced dot the negotiation between thit couotryond the Veatch Itsgriebfiteier brought to an amicable madam. , 6. In amfinuence of the final failure of the Neve:lotion with france,swien were forwarded to Laid Whitworth to quit Pa* Lod General Aabwill embed at Lord Hawked:it/ivy's Oise Ow palfports to return to France. no. Mars. Ealterby and histfarime, who were eanvidted with Capt. Collin of finking the brig Adventure off Brigittod, wain* his M104'6 peak" Is. A 00111•011idd011•fr011l Lord Ilawkribary ft the Lord Mayer of Landerktba Lord Whinroakhod reccirsi hip papaw% and had atm* Pub • • e 16. A am Ida Moiety was ddhored to bath Mufti of Parliassrat, than of the ruptwe with ibeeparie6leit weal Audruelteeelitrhal at Dow for g-beene for his Right dined parlament:a, died at Lim/perk . pylb I • - • - ',. •*. i e.... ill. Lord Wawa& arrival la Labe talePtellp6Alibleif Wets of bkialbjety, publibai at stubblea glebe beir des with lirapeesood espies of the Paprirs o bbillibre both= —Mr. O'Reilly killed is a duel. at Club Fans. with allillb Mr bart—stk, wares debases his Maim** bliellpeadainies the ith mail of War took *eels the Hook et Commes.but souped Rabbit Wig 0 49 0111 4 CW1..6 to *s il ica", it PublaTrar7 aspottere bob theplay. . . sp. A nada au to gob aiislibet et tb oil li tint Wad ,p raw foan dab ithillfek Manor to RIR ot leaspert the e.-.-71warstheapai . the lbsiglas effthe balaroak plass with gem Vizeilir b! 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' ' 7 either to Ilebilime. requedting eh* he emit = bawd of the WM abillswas to eery Mb wangling` • • •", ad. The 'Wilt Adiallharit bodes sosebed Ht perverts le .. this Y A ann lb Hellipth i . Wharf thrm Mb DANA, was Mimed tabs& %Wee • of Varbaseset, blerideg them et the asten:ancif the Ira writ &avian Republic •i E. ' Another Illeffaye from theXing neentreetabil die nib, 0 lase odditinnal fate far the defence of thecoontry. as. St. Loeb taken by the Rata toren under the eeppreepd of Cassmodere Hied sod General Gebsitli 53. 'the Landes Gazette of title doe, Ittlp**ollllolin • the hiothadeotthe Raba e 6. Reicher. the fanteriebtaßt2odsleereit.h Lid* gro the Mabel.* by 011ie b The hand of Tobago beresdenuliehli Majelly'h /OA ; • ?A' .. The Masao Mire.. 16 Selte.effia wale' lidt s eli t % fb.Vintart. • Theater Cava. —Theilleop of fk. hare was potion any Captain What, of 11. M i NS. Arms S. la c taillit of ihsel Bereb . 3col posiew s is • of ads Con. bath rata Soliat--A was r ezix. el Garen Marcher and CIVIC Wai•04114.411 : ofwilli the Hepseedre troops. wrath doer refired Ir•hind the The, Id! doers dab emu sad was aide prifanfts of war. ' 6. The Minerva Moth. dee am". Ivai loft okalf*iwilia • fend bank, bat the age were fumed. 3. Sleben Aithet was Witha l. sod gat Webs Direr tbe GS Wiry. at Ire trial for =elbA n oweeln 1 llia4. prspertyie the sok if t eamed oat be weliasitha. es itillonibial . Xlll"'snumenaa.pipe ast wild WM leamilipleseth diet . Douai IrfareribeiN AllllS a - - . 1/I. Ti 6 ,papoot.--. Orderielansi, gad • , Word 1110, . allaii. 4 1.r..4 . ..a.ii. !' A