Star. — London, England, 1804-10-10 00:00:00

BLOCKADING SZCIADRONS. OFF OSTEND, OCTOISF IR 2. Mote we were (aft here, the enemy have again ga thered ttrength at this port. There are here at pre feiv.th ee praams, 12 fchnoners, and about 4o fchuyts. The praams are thole which were difabled in the allion Sir Synsey SMITH had with them in the fum mei, and which have been up the canal of Bruges to be repaired. They ale now nearly ready for lea. The fchooners are fuppofed to be part of the Eluilling flotilla which did not get farther than this port before the wind became wefterly. The fchuyts, according to every appearance, mutt have come through the canals. We now begin to doubt very much whether the Corfican will make his attempt at all. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 8. The Offend fquadron have been obliged, in confe quence of the ftrong gale blowing from the W.S.W. yelterday, to run to this coati for fbelter. When they left Offend, the enemy had about fifty veffels, of different defctiptions, all ready to take advantage of the firft eagerly wind to join the flotilla at Boulogne. TORBAY, OCTOBER 8. The following men of war, from off Breil, arc now coming into this Bay, viz. The V:t.t.e DI PAIIS, PIIICI GFORoe, Panics, TIM/AIRS, PLANTAGE vas., Saw ;omit, and GLOLY. DEAL, OCT. 9. Sailed the EIIitYALUS and l'Amlittu.a frigates, And Dtscovsay and VOLCANO bombs, for Dungenefs ; and LUCIFER bomb for Sheernefs. &&&&& CT OF A LtirTlß FROM AN OFFICBR OF OWE OF THE VISIBLE BELONGING TOOUR tigrAiNtom IN TN! DOWNS, DATRD OCTOBER 5, 1804. arrived here kit night from the Boulogne expedition, which, like moll of our other expeditions for this month pall, has lair- Carried. You have heard of machines which were to blow up Bony's gunboats as high as the monument ; there was certainly a great deal of ingenbity in contriving the machines, which were of various foes; they held from three to five barrels of powder. with a proportion of combuttibles fattened together, two feet launder, and io pars,each of which (pined fire in four direttions for ten minutes ; Come of the machines were built like chats, of minima depths and breadths, and none lets than fifteen feet long, and !harp at each end, like a boat's bow, and built with tiro-huh plank, and all copper fattened, flicathed with (beet lead on the W ide. and tattered to keep its contents dry. The greateft pains were taken to make them water-proof in every pan. On each of thole were find fumething like the works of a clock, inclard in a brat frame or cafe, which was foldered all round to keep the works infide dry; in the Infide of the clock-work was fixed a ftwall pittol, charged; the clock could beret to any time, from one minute to three hours, and when the time was depict which it was ft; to It !napped and went off like any other piftol, and difcharged its contents into the machine where the powder and combuftibles were, and blew it up. It was at firft intended to have got them hauled aloogfidc the French gweboars by means of (null brafs blocks, which were s I be ferewed on the bow or fide of the gun boat, tit tome , lei7erate (allows in the ;a e. teal lire was rove through a..d made fat to the machine, by win-h .o• to be hauled alorgfide the gun-boats. Before you parted nil the ma chine, let it to the dine you thought it would require to get along Ode, take a peg out which get it a-going like a clock or jack, and then itkept running till its time run oat, then it blew the machine up, the oonabultibk Ruff lighted ib the rigging, and hue g there, when it Was leopard* to canning% them until they (petit them- , kiwi A great number of fmall boats or rafts were built, Come thing like a brewer's fledge, on which they drag a calk or two of beer, for thole Who volunteered to fix the blocks to the gun-hosts, and you could fee nothing of the boat hut the man Gating ,n it. who had a water-proof dregs and a cork Jacket. But, fonnimw, their harts failed them, and the ides was given tip; we ware then to tow the middlings near as we could with feety, then let them go apd drift towards the gun-boat*, with wind and tide. A hook rope, with a float of cork about t x fathoms long, was fattened to each to catch the cables and (wing along-fide the Onto or gun boats, but by Conn mikarriago or other, not one of fix blew up at all, and thole that did were to little putpole, for I really believe we did not deltroy one Eagle boat. There were three (mall floors loaded and charged in the fame manner that the machines were there was only one of the three blew up, all chore that did not blow up fell into the hands of the French, who no doubt w:II im prove en th. pan I was In one of our boat:. with one of thole machine-, which we dropped within -went) , yards of a guti•brig; abbonsh they law us very plain, they never offered to fire at us until they raw us quit the machine and about to return, when they gave us a whole hrusilfidi• of grape and langrage, bat,by Lcivg too near them it went all aver us; .liey then connuerseed a tremen dous fire of cannon: mufquetry, and mortars from the beach, which was lined with troops, and the whole craft funned an tr ibe blase, yet not a man was hurt as far is I can bear. Lends Melville and Kci h were both on board the Monarch." Th• Jarnt.c. Captain BUTLrR, from J.irrtaica to B r iginhi s (hip; (he parted in coming thrcugh the Gillph, and is reported to have been captured, with two tither veffel , , by a French privateer. Captain MORRISON is apnnitited to the command date LILLY (loop, at W,iolsvid). A lima - tan (hip, which failed from Middlebcrgh, in the ifland of lA';:lcheren, l,.ne days (vice, has been fpoken with by hur c itiz rs en that itaticn. The Fruflian flipper declared, Or , %ilia° the 1,,1 I.rt. night the inhabitants have (,ewn an open eitirporition not to endure lorn , er the t ) rainy their French al.- lies. After dark:hardly a cnchman dared sa ; ik out alone, as fever al bad I ay.l wont-a:lc—l by the Dutch, which catty 7 the Batas; in Gigs ernm nt To appoint a liatavian General G-ivernor of Middle bath. This General's name is OST W! , ol ' t: 1:1 It as after his art ival WAS to :melt his pr: cceifis , the Ftench Commander, who hntwithtlanding the inter ference of General islos Er, continued in prifon, and will remain their until lioN A AAA r's order; arc known. He is accitied 4min-scions arbitrary a&s, as imprifonments to extort money, and cruel pundit mcnts when the money was not NA or rcfukd.— F''.r thnulankl natavian trups are in garritne, a t lklidllebnrgh, from whence roc former Ftench garti• f m has been marched to Flufhing. The whi Ic niun• her of French feldiers in the ifland of 'sV.ilelic en a::: feid not to amount to eight 'hoed:end, a ti!c to call': arm , . but reinforcements were erpcded from 111c."..i and I'm:Twit-op:Loom. Great tickncfs pr evaded an-lowa the French, who, riming five months, have butij twelve hundred of their countrymen. VERSE?', OCTOBER 3. A flight (hock of an .earthquake was felt here on the z3d of Taft month, precifely at four o'clock in the of It occafioned much uneafinefs, as we had felt a more confiderable one about fix years ago. The report of it Spaniflt war is very prevalent here, and t 6 fail of privateers fitted out by this Wand, will be ready, it is faid, in the courfe of fix days, to put to fea. A Spanilh war, however, is not popular here, as their chief trade is to Newfoundland, and accullomed to put into Spanilh ports, apprehenfions are entertained that they will be feized by the Spa niards, And having no idea of fuch an event taking place, none of their vefrels are infured. On the 26th of fait month, 47 men, rejedled by the Medical Boat d as unfit for fervice, were turned over from the zd battalion of the 58th regiment, to the ifi Referee. It Wvs fuppofed that the rubbiffi of the Englifh Referee was bad enough, but nothing ever exhibited in the 1 irrn of a foldier, made fu wretched an appearance as there poor men of the frith Referve : they are literally worn out, infirm, old, and naked. Eighteen very fine young men belonging to the 111 Referee, ,who had volunteered for general fervice, were embarked at St. Helier's, and failed on Satur day fait -fur Southampton; they are to proceed to Chatham, and ate turned over to the 3d regiment of Buffs, who are quartered there. At the fame time failed in the fame vefrel, under the command of an officer, about twenty ,Serjeants and Corporals.of the 83d regiment; they are gone to the depot at Cha tham, to receive men for the ad battalion. A Board of Field Officers and Surgeons of the 58th and 3111 regiments, of which Brigadier G l en. Joao -11911 is Prefident, fat on Monday lad, and are to con tinue till they have examined what mea of the abnee regiments [hall be rejeded, and who have hum. con- Rant ill health, or other caufes; not been &alive duty men. , . • This day a Board fits tt Grouville, of which 1 36- gadier General Jon sson is Prefident, to e xamine the men of the.fame defcription of the 83d regiment. On Sunday a melancholy accident happened: a young lad, a foldier in the 58th, Itretching his hand luddcnly to feize a bucket of water that was jolt wound up to the top of the draw well in the Barrack , yard, fell in, and the well being above too feet deep,, he was chilled to pieces: he was taken up a miferable objet, and lingered in great agonies for three quar. tees nt an hour, when he expired. A Serjeant of the tft Referee was drowned yet . - ; terday evening as be was bathing in Grouville Bay. All the ulual methods to retiore life were tried in vain ; he was not 15 minutes in the water. LINES ON INCLOSING A LOCI" OW NAIL IN VIZ COFFIN OP A DICIASZO MOTtitlt. Offspring, due Mothtr, of tby womb; To whom, loog fince,.l owe my birth ; Thy Son refill= Thee to the Tomb, And to our mows Forest—Earth. This Leek withfillal love I give; Within tky Grave It fate ball lie In niern'ry Tbat with Ms Diet livv; With nte a ;art of Me thall fie! Woburn. . . Thurfday Lail, a fuperb ball and Tapper were -'yen at Kelfo, by the Hon. the Bowmen of th 7. Border, which were attended by Amon the whole of the beauty and Edition now in that count, y.— Among the company prefent, we remarked their ' Graces the Duke and Duchefs of Roxisuactl, Lord and Lady DELAVAI 2 Lady Cesftscip, Ladies AL. IstA and SUSAN Casieirsas, Lord TYRCONNEL, Sir JoHr, B. lIMSELL, Sir H. H. MACDOUGALL ! _ Sir GEORGE DOUGLAS , Mr. &lows, M. P. I.ord MIN- To's family, &c. The company affembled about eight o'clock, when the . 1 merry dance" commenced, and was kept up till an early hour next morning. Up wards of one }intuited and fifty fat down to fupper. Roblin Wacrfurd Lifboa DRURY LANs THEATRP.—.-FARQD HMI% admirable Comedy of /be Beaux Stratatrem was, for the fecond time this feafon, Performed hall night at this Theatre, and attracted a crowded andicnc.. Mr. Et !Asyut played .irelrer with confiderable fuccefs. He feems to tinderliand the part well. Mrs. JORDAN performed 31, r. ard!en with her utnal powerful attraeions. flaw , wisrita's Scrub was irrefiflibly ludicrotis ; and the of JOHNSTON a, a deferred favourite, was a rich and chalk performance.—The After Piece was Rifler) d Calor tie Lion, in which Mts. Is!'iustatu, Kst.t.y, and Mrs. BLAND, exerted their vocal powers with great fuccefs. Rawl sc Mal-ca.—On Monday haft, G since Cou rr.cs and Jam s s Cam Nom, two boatmen, rowed from Charlton Wharf, Wool“ich, to the Horfe Ferry, in Storey, a ditlance of eleven miles, for a het of ten guineas; which was won by Cariworr. 'There were many lets and the knowing it is faid, were taken in.—Vellerday another match took place with two pair of o.us, from Blackwell to the Hoik leery, Ratcliff, for two guineas, whin J..F PALL Aft and his partner were declared vi tors. The diflance, which is three miles, was rowed, in dill water, in 35 minutes. - • • A vory (harp contelled battle was fought early yelkr.i..v morning in Hyde Park, between a coun tryrnan of the name of Hawkins, and a Carpenter from town of the name of Trigg. The quarrel oti gin.ockl at Hainmerfmith on Saturday night Lill. where both had repaired to offer their proreliations to a 1 , ,tel ey.'d dam 4 o:-i of that place. 1 hey let to ea. 7r t ly. and the Carpenter loon convinced the fpeita , trsts that he uoffeffed ptigili:lie (hill, by putting in f-o , . lean Ii s about the head of his antagonift. The coumryman's blows were however irrefiiiible, and .. ,r a quarter of an hour's fight:lig, they penetrated io tar as to knock down hii antagonist every round. The laft round Trig g received a hard hit in the throat which decided the fight, and rendered him unable to nvoie. The , . f, , nglit 40 minutes, and were e.ich very much heaten Tlx Cis tun Ate gallant was trik,n into cutiody until Lis antagonill is out of danger. At Stirlsitch Fair, lafl week, the prices rf elect': w.re—Derbythire, 725. Single G1,ucc1ier,44..tn7 , 29. • and CI ci:.ire, ct-.. 5. to 1-4,.. her cwt. Cortenharn fis. rid. Ito 7s. (id. per Hone of rall , s.—Hops in bag., Bas. to 9os. per cwt. dit!r. in pcck,t., 9os. to rocs.—There was a confidetaidle (how of holies, which in general 1 . 01.1 high. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. I Y.—Wind W. N. W. to be repaired, and still fail this afternoon. Arrived here from Hufum a bye boat, with feveral paffeogers. Lord Levisow GOWER is eapeaed here to.MOrrows to embark on board the Am STU YST frigate, fur Fe terfburgh. The fhips here are the MONMOUTH, of 64 guns; AMETHYST and l'Aratcstria frigates One armed chip ; Vista gun brig; Amu armed brig, and two revenue cutters.—Wind W. N. W. LI retrofit., OCTOBER 8 —Captain CROTCH, of the Telamnn, frcm Jamaica, arrived here on Saturday, fpoke 'on the i4'h ult. the Cumberland, of Leith, which had parted, from the fleet en the Loth of lame month. Captain Rortiottss arrived here yeflerday, and informs us, that he (poke on the aid ult. the Lady Parker, —, of London, out 56 Jays, bound to London, in lat. 45. long. 35. and svo informed him that one of the (hips belonging to the fleet boned for London, had been taken and was retaken.—Cap lain REYNOLDS parted with the fleet on Wednefday tall, under convoy of the Ulan lA, with about 3; fail bound up Sr. George's Channel. The Integrity, Tsi st soN, from hence for Quebec, was (poke by the Caledonia, M‘FaaLaiss, on LEe 7th ult. in lat. ;8. long. 18. 30 ; W. I'h' Sig Sifters, Goaroar, from hence, is arrived at Baltimore, one hundred days pave. The Ann, Mackie. from Greenock, far Wilmington, is arrived at Charldlon, in dillrefs, out one hundred and five days. The Hannah, M from hence, is arrived at Charlelton, eighty-four days palTage. BRIGHTON, OCT. B.—We withered s diftrelfing foene yaw. y evening : the day was very boitterons, and we bad for fame tin, ...deed a fmall veffel,whidi wnfuppotd to be a pleafure !not, with fume gentlemen frnm the Inc of Wight, very muck • t , .inti to and fro, at length they boated a red flag as a Spa tai sliftrefa. in hopes that ionic boats would be induced to put eff to their affiftance. It being low water, 'hey could not make far more ulthout endangering the v.ffel, and or cowle their owe lives ; the Calms here all thought it too rough to venture oat to their driftauce, till a gentleman (whom we believe to be Lord L,llie) begged them to go, and promifed to pay them handfcenely for the vatic. This induced four to make the attempt. We wattl ed the boat from the time of its fitting .6, and found it did not make any way, and was Il.li but a (hurt diltancc from more, when fuddenly it difappeared ; by this tune the beach was crowded with (praetors, and two laws put nff immediately to their ilk& tance, and w' re fortunate enough to fare them aIL The boat had upfet, and two of the poor fellows clung toit, while the other two endeavoured to (win, A.m. We have not ben able to learn the fate of the vclfel ; there ..re various reports circulated con it, but not any thing that can be depended on. There was a fel laden with Rine wrecked our SI rebate, and the bodke of tens lads, about the age of a 8, were walled album this morning. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. At half- r , ft twl o'clock yellerday. the Pocky of the City of London arrived at the India Hoafe with ' intelligence of the following (hips having arrived of Weymouth the Bth infant. under.cenvoy of his Ma. jetty's flip COU .1113 Ern, viz. City of London, Capt. LANDON, and Calcutta, Cart. MAXWELL, horn Bengal. Cerl.in, Hunsom. and Windham, GRAHAM, tom Madras. Vulture. and Lively whalers, and Botany Bay !hip. fmna China, in company alfo the American brig Rich mond, which had been detained at St. Helena, bound to the Me of France, with naval Itores. The Fleet failed from St. Helena . the t 3th of An. gun. The General. Stuart, MORTIMTR, tailed from I St. Helena with the above th;p:, and parted costa. . . p art y in a gale of wind nff the Welern Iflands I the 28th of September a thip was ken off Portland, fuppofed to be the General Stuart. The DoverCaftle, Ric nitansor, and Lady Burgefs, Swa a roi., .intward bound, arrived at St. Helena about the 6ta of Au gull. The Company's (hips Britannia and Marquis Cornwallis, outward-bound, had failed from St. He lena in company. No account had been received at St. Heena of the Prince of Wales, fince the pasted from the fl ee t t h e 29th of May off the Cape. The Euphrates extra thip had arrived at Bengal from Madras. The Prints of Wales was fuppofed to have tun for the Moraine bique. The following is a corred Lift of Paffengers by the above Sipa : Per Windbam—Captains Aincy, Hawkins, Ottley, and Dann. Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Wigan Mrs. Gordon, Mr. Smith, Lieut. Smith, t'ortt Jones, and Mefirs. Panel. Tolccul,Tallceillit i and Pannier, Hooch yefonars of war. Pcr Ccylon—Colonel and Mrs Stephenfon. Mn. Da Laud, Mr. and Mrs. Catts, Captain Barnet, bllorCrawfurd,andLintst. Faurhe, with General Dubuc and M, fres. Du I.audn, dastvadvr. and Siuragcr, jun. French initialers of war, who furrenatined at Pondicherry. Per Cateatta—Sir George and Lady Leith, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Wren,Captains More and kugiri,and Mdtrs. Philp.* (fate Scent., y at D.o.gal), Mute, Ali:in, and Bifhop. l'ir City of London—Gencral and Mr. Ft. I.egar. CaL and 'rs. Prise!... Carain and Mrs. Wyatt. Mrs. Franco, Captain Cimminv, Mr. James Saudi, and Lieutenants Gregory and Latter. Thr paffengers in the General Stuart, not yet at ' rived. are— Mr.. Parizrl, MelTrs. Gordon and Kenny, and Maffei. Porde- I ral, Brick,,, Li Mantra, Chin,arido, a... 1 i 'Airy. I Lettcrs were yefterclay receive .! in the city from ' China, by way of America, under date of the S.h March. The Woodford had nix then failed. 111cTF1r1 - EION O . PRIZ" ).V)ViIY. A dit ril.ut: a' tor .he capture of tie Frc,li pr:v .te Os:, of wit k Bruce, h; la Loire., March .6. t . .......e,, will be made cal board the Laid fhir no he: I...rival at Cove, aril rt.:ailed at No. it, Cceile !tree, Loudon, fur thrrc years. ARRIVE!). Off Dcoor, !Scar, --s., from Quebec: and Brilliant, Water man. from New York—On Hafting,. Llan kitri.mey, —, from janaica—Oft the Inc of Wiglit, Blir.crya, Ban, tt. from Daltienate —At I almoutli, Mary, Stephenfoo. Iron North Carolina; and 11,7.. rd, —, from Virninia—.)t Briftol. Miran th, —, from 4Z., bre.; b iltol, Merrick; and ' , met Ltiralooh, I oven, from Ila n ill, —At Liverpool, 'Fivo :otters, Tucker. from Virritita a Llnit.ofold, Nitholfon ; Jarnc• Prat'llaw ; I fear. Orton; t'l , .•, kt•yned .• , Polthumnies, Let ; Chart,.. Caney ; Sulks, li vats ; Anheiti, raid; and Gino., an d. —,b. m Jannien—At Crick. City of Cork, Bkkerton, seen ton/ o.—At copetiianen, I +nue ba, L.rg; and Arrog at. lepfou, train St. C:ois—At N .fiaun4. lao I. Little Amy. London ; and Mmirva, H a r t , Isom 1 , ,,,de.... At Gdoa . ..ie, Buds aid llrid.b..r•, —; Juliana, —; and ver , z. bit, front I 'oion— A• Mood N., Nit,. 'A tremin ; and Mary, —. 1 ,- .urn .'itin—At Virgin's, Co. sia.r.c, B. , vr,rs. from MAILS THIS Ala. oua. ♦rJ. cvs. a o Hamburgh 0 1 0 3 Leeward !Gaud' 0 6 1 o Newilork&Haiitat 1 o PENZANC7.. Ocroara 6.—Yefterday the Swedifh fhip Penelope, of Udderwalla, Captain DALKIN, ar- • rived from Liverpool, in order to take fith for Naples. This day the Pruffian galliot Electrum, of and for Konnigfberg. Captain G. STABOR, from Liverpool, failed this morning, with a fine breeze at W. N. W. as did the Dine His revenue cutter, on a cruise. FAL:not:TN, Ocr. 7.—Arrived laft evening, the American fhip Nancy, Capt. Sr sysx sow, from Eding ton, North Carolina, with turpentine, &C. in 40 days, and the American fhip Hazer., Captain 14.4.NE1L WATTS, from Norfolk, with tobacco, in 50 days, both for orders : the former fpoke on the tsth. ult. in 1at..39. 44. N. long. 56. to. E. his Majefty's fhips ELIPNANT, LTAANIA, and INCONSTANT 11 Ig.IIC, and a hoop of war, with about 85 fail under convoy from Jamaica for gn g land. Alio Arrived yesterday the Spanith 111 . p San Pedro, Capt. ANTONIO, from Antwerp bound to Cadiz, with bale goods, &c. very leaky ; and this day the American fhip Suffolk, Capt. Moot a, from Norfolk, in 40 days, with tobacco for orders; on the 3oth ult. in lat. 54. long. 29. fhe fell in with the. Triton, of Poole, Capt. SKI' MORF, and three other vac's, which had parted from the Ja maica convoy, then 69 days on their paffitge from Jamaica. The Triton was much in want of water, with which Captain MOOILI fupplied bim, and parted from him in lat. 54. long. 25.—Alfa, arrived this day the Prince of Wales packet, DODD, in nine days from Lifbon ; the left lying in the Tagus his Majef ty's IhipsWA sr, SOPHIE, and Auckland packet,E.hich arrived out the 24th ult ; en the 3d inft. in lat. 43. 34. long. 9.47. the packet re, a fhip, pierced for 22 guns, which the fuppofed to be a French privateer. 1 Alfo arrived the Princefs Amelia packet, STEVENS, with mails from New York and hi;lifax, in 16 days from the latter place . . Nothing new has been re ceived by either packet. PLT MOUTH, Ocr. B.—Came in the URAN It, of 38 guns, from Jamaica. She failed trom thence eleven week, ago, together with the ELEPHANT, of 74 guns, and the Cow STANCE, of 24 guns, having under their' 'convoy Igo fail of merchantmen, bound to the ports of &ilk', Liverpool, Hull, &c. She left the fleet two days ago : feveral of them paired up Channel this day. The URANIZ has on board fome mahogany, rum, and other goods, that were laved out of the Deis, Captain GRANTHAM, from Jamaica, which (hip foundered on the voyage. Came in the William Dent, of London, Captain Git.ss Musos, from Ja maica, hound to London : fhe failed with the Ja maica fleet. Alfo the Falken, Captain Ha:viols, from Chrifliana, for this port, with timber and deals.— Sailed to join the Channel fleet the WINDSOR CasrLE, of 98 guns, and the Macs, of 74. PORTSHOVTII, OCTOBIR 9.—Arrived the Immo - !rams . frigate, from Jamaica: the failed in company with the ELEPHANT man of war, which has paffed by with about 30 fail for the Downs: the ELE►HINT 101 l her mizen-matt in the Channel. Alto paired by for the Downs, the Coustectaux man of war, with the following velfels under convoy, viz. the Ceylon, City of London, Calcutta, Windham, and General Stuart, from Bengal; Rolla, C U M Sr I s as, from China; the brig Richmond (an American detained) ; Lively, —; and Vulture, ; from the South Seas. Wind wellerly. DOVER, Ocroara 9.—This morning we had the pleafure to obferve a fleet of Weft Indiamen pa!S by this port for London ; from the fineneft of the wea ther they afforded a fight bight: gratifying ; alfo about noon, a man of war, of 74 guns, in company with a 64 (names unknown) went up Channel. Th, 74 was under jury malls, fuppofed to have met wit': damage by a gale, as they are :term conlidered as convoy to the above fleet. DIAL, Ocr. 9.—thrived the 121.rr Han r man of war, with the Let under convoy from Jairt.,:ca. which nre failed for the River. Sailed his Majcay's fhip AGANESINON, for Porifinouth ; I.•,ndon. Biitanni t, and the Elifha Taprcr c•+rr-rcd aimed tranfpot ts, for Margate; William and I .r y, Da c and the Loyalitt, —,for Jamaica, with leveral other outward-bound veffels for Pnrtfnnuth. Came down from Sheernel., his Majefly's flip Poir rin my s, and remain in the Downs with the reft of t h e flips as per S. Jull arrived in the Downs the Coo- RACFAV X man of war, with a tl:et under convoy from the Eaft•lndies.—The flip Triton, JAM 15 SFr wove mafler, from Jamaica, parted company on the tzth Scrt. with the Ttelawny Planter, Wst. CLrav mailer, in lat. 40. 41. N. 49. 17. W. ft orn Jam.:ica f r I ontlint.—On the t 3th, parted with the Mar y, of Greenock, A. ALF I AT.DI a matter, in lat. 44. 20. N. _.._ , .. 43 , 3 8, W. from J.tinsie:t for Green :ek ; on the 19th I dnio— s. At New iotk, Gas, •••••: iih.l l g .. st -, P.t,W. town (poke the Elizabeth, trf London, t; om lion limas for I l A .t t r L ezioa-- Tkitt :t P v h. , ',... , 4 ,., , i 1y , I ‘ ..t , V. o :: i thi i n , w • z. :l, l , : , ,,wl A .7l, l 7 le .liie , •—• London, lat. 45 so. N. st. 52. W. Th e mater ,ri. Ih_tb. I oven. Inm-.\i—Ai N 410,, H....0ah, 'torn, tr.,m , :Nth. - , ....A t Ntss• Prosidchcr, hi irtha. I li.tchit I. 'ions ditto; f:A the Elizabeth informed that th e Miners- A , Captain NI 1i,te7,in,,C,..-!-•cli,trorh C,y4t— At Nwl . •. A,tt's %t KTo PATTEN, was taken off Care :1:.t• nun bb II Ft ench I ft '''' 'lv" , '. l " ` - ' 1 " ‘...'•—.("^ `.." '"" " " ' 4 " n " ..., priratecr,and retaken by the Hot:No. Wind N. N. W. 1 , r; i t i i d l.. J::. . c :4 137 : 70 '..... ,. :1 13,, ..11 : : ; ::i .i -- f„ , t /A .p. • .1,61 , . :,, h ., 1 , ' , ... rt. tt , I'4 1, (tuft; YARMUUT H. OCTOIII4 9 —l . ct:dar art tv•d the 11o;t4Cot II T ~{ ADM IN At I V.—Vt ste . 4idef Ihr R;ght Cautz r R gun brig and Foci kIT i cutter. Lent nant 1 Hnn. Su \k a ki. St , T r pr , cctdeJ to the adjlldlCAtiOn GARRIT IY, IFltn if app.:my:7,l to the O`IITI sr gnn of ' l ' l4. " e ' l ." P. 1.,,,, I, ono, i.: van m•fl rr.Thi • wa. the c_re ofa 61111egyet brig, lying al Plymouth. Tbi, morning at i t,..1 a 11. w'noi .0....7 , "mim•••••• th.. i• 0 r.l alc eavro:e. to be Ord' 1 1.,,, p o f war anti i nur g,,, 1 ,,i 4. . , .,. ,n : er jut) , m o ti f, r . r i t r , p, l i 1 :1 1 15t 0.4 her ri tkk —Ship commiud...... - rbo reancil ull upoluesow OW ay) bi from ibc Nottliward i they ate bouad to Shea oda I .4.! ,-,,,t to attend ,ttew.tnte. 1