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by the arrival of the brig Duxbury at Boston
from London, English papers to the 9th ultimo,
have been received, from which the following
items are selected On the 5th of March the Mar.
quis of Lansdown gave notice that he would move
an address to his Majesty, to recognize the lnde.
pendcnce of the South American Colonies. A
letter received at Lloyds, London, dated Mar
settles, Feb. "a, states that Vice-Admiral Neale,
with the British Consul had sailed from Malta
for Algiers, taking with him the Kaiad, and leav.
ing orders for all other ships of war follow. An
Algerine squadron was cruising off the coast OF
Spain, having made several captures. A man was
executed on the Cd of March for having murder
ed his infant child-This crime he committed by
pouring boiling water from kettle into the mouth
of the infant in its cradle The death Of the Mar
quis of Thitchfeld, young nephew of Mr.. Can
ming, is mentioned in the papers of the 9th Mr.
Bowdish, the African traveller. died ofa fever or
the river Gambia, on the 10th January. From the
official excise returns, furnished by order Of the
House of Commons, every man. woman and child
seems to drink, OH all average, two barrels Of
lbeer year. The quantity Of strong beer brew
ed in England in year, would float all the nav,
in commission The wheat in the vicinity o.
Southampton looks fine and promises abundant
crops.