Star. — London, England, 1804-12-19 00:00:00

DRURr•LAA'!! THEATRE. I'ov-day the following notice was polled up all the A venuct, to the Theatre, and in all the molt confpicuous And belt frequented parts of the Town : 'll2.stre itoial. Decry Lane, 1 ucrday. 12 o'clock. _ " The Manager of this Theatre ism juR teethed the follower; Notes, which, with great icfpi a, and the utmoß onneern,he lays helare the Public ; k is unuerrtfary to add, that the change of the Play is unavoidable, and he requelis that indulgence to the Co medy of Tile Weeder. " sea, To efday; is o'clock- I am eatrenualy concerned that it was not in my power to give you earlier intelligence than the metaled, addreffed to yott by Dr. Pcarfon, now conveys. I did not cuuctivz, yet/crime, that my fon's indifputition would have prevented his appearance this int, or my retard for the 'Mara of the Theatre, and my refpedt Inc the Public, who patroctfe him with itrh unparalleled generaty. would have ceded me inliandy to haw apprized you of it. 111 as he is, be k even now defirous to play rather than be thought defi cient in either of thefe refpeas but lam confident that neither the Public nor the Proprietors would accept fuck a mark of his seal at the Wit Rated by Dr. Pearfun. I am Sire your obedient Servant, " To R. Wronibtoo, Efq, " w. NENZT BITTR." " sea, " Tuefday, Half pail Pleven. " On being called in to Mader Betty yefterday, I did not eat& der his indlfpofilion of inch a nature as to juilify my Interfauwe with his carnal dare not to dilappolnt the Public by changing the perforinwe adverdfed for this evening. But this morning I am decidedlyat opinion that be cannot, without the greaten bawd, attempt to appear on the ftage this evening. I am, Sir, yore, die. " 4:10ROZ 'CARSON." • R.Wroughtoo, Eft - , The effeEt of this notice was difcernible in the ap pearance of the houfe. The doors were not befieged at an early hour, and the lobbies were not filled with the uyerfiow of the boxes. The drefs-boxes and pit were, however, all full, and there was what is gene rally confidered a ~0 0d houfe. As loon as the cur tain drew up, Mr. 171/sounts row COMA forward, and thus addreffed the audience: L•DISS AND OINTLIIIISM, Notwithftanding that every meafore by been taken which the time woul4 allow to apprife the Public of the unavoidable change of the Play this evening, it is poffible that many perfects may hays enured the Theatre, unacquainted with the dlfappointinatt I refer to. I feel it, therefore, a refpea I owe to them to read front the printed Notice which we have endeavoured by every mama to cit. culotte through oral , part of the town.' • Mr. Went/CHU/1i then read the two letters from the porting bills, of which the above is a copy. The audience being prepared for the change, this intelli gence was received with tome plaudits. It was evi dent,- however, that While the ;Gods& of all parties wai approved, the difappOintment had frqdUce4 uni• verfal regret, Mr. WROOG HTOlli in continuation, And now, La ir.sodGenksoas, is awder to prevent acet• ads expeditions, or future dlfappoirennote. I dm directed to fay. that with a view to a ward re-eitablifonew of Ms *with, the Tewriisfrior Will ceradsly net appear span at ebb Timm until after the.Chriftmas Holidays ; the Proprietors Wog dapnriaed to loth to his health as their fltft object.' I arl eaddiat that a generous Public, whatever may be their temporary meet, will approve and Candied the motive which !au di t ° t i ll • " I have only. Ladles and Gentlemen, to obtrude torasessnme more, to remelt- your haidgenee to the fabOitoted Comedy, ha width hiniallasa and Mrs. Jordan, and the o th er Performen. with dir Wags& diaradnafs, undert ook their parts at the inet t egt The audience applauded; The Wender was (obfki toted ; cud Mn. Parini, Mr. Et.t.irroc. aud'the other performers, exerted themfelves in a manner that proved their zeal to compenfate for the &Cap potntment. Mr. and Mrs.. Fox, and a large party of ladies, were in the Outi of BaDioco's hoz; with the lope Of teeing the Yours Rota us.' His Grace Was alto preen'. Mr. Fox between the play and farce 'teed through the honfe to the Duchefs of Dsvonsuras's box, where he remained fume time in converfation with her Grace. ' Mrs. Bitstecrou is at prefent ferintley indifpofed. She Mason Sunday ordered by ber phyfician to take as drops of laudanum for her cough; in(tead of which thb wbole contents of the phial (at la& 3oo) 'were by /*Make given to her. The confequence was, tbas (he was in the greateft agony during the night and lies at prefent dangeroufly ill at her houfe in iolton- P ftreet. • Oa Monday evening theChifwick SubfcriptionCom certs commenced. under the patronage of their Graces the Duke and Dudieft, of Davorsatta, is the AlTembly Rooms, to a fele& party of t h e Sul,- fcribers and their Friends. The third rcprefentation of Minces 4&si. by the young Gentlemen of Wellminfler School, took place lull night. The feveral performers exceeded even their former exertions. The Epilogue, which is a beautiful companion, was admirably delivered. The Earl of Oa NOND yefterday led to the hymenial altar the amiable Mifs CL ARK F, of Sutton-hall, who is polkaed of a fortune of near xo,o:,;.1. per annum, halides near too,ocoL in ready calla. The new entrance into Brighton was laft week opened, by taking down leveral hoar', &c. into the North Street ; but the old entrance into Eaft ftreet will not be flopped till the new road is made complete. _ _ A few days (ince the Parham harriers found a bare on Lee Farm Down. near Parham. which, after af fording an excellent cbace of AO hour and thirty-five Minutes, ran through a houfe at Storrington (ihe doors of which were (binding open) and traceried Ole adjoining garden; but finding her purfuers pretty dole to her fcent, (be returned to the houfe, and laid her fell down in the kitchen, from whence fhe was taken alive by Mr. French and the buntfman, and referred fur a future day's (port. - - - - . . On Saturday fe'anight a bare got into St. John's Church-yard, Liverpool, and took Dreher in a 13CW made grate, where it was taken alive. Lalt cvening, about 4: o'clock. as Capt. Jaws. MuItRAY, of the Eatt-India fervice. with two gentle men, were returning from Gravefend, in they were attempted to be llort by two footpads, near the Plincefs cf Wales', on BlAckesth t but the driver (hiking a: one of them with his whip, and pulling his bodes on, patented him from catching bold of the reins, on attic!) one of the footpads fired, but without fee. Oa Friday night laft, a fire broke out in one of the (tables of the null Inn, at Redburn, near St. Alban's, which, from the want of water. threatened deftruc tion to the neighbourhood. 'Six houfes in half as hour were completely deftroyed, and fa harks that *ere in the Rabic were burnt to (Naas ; one of them belonged to Mr. MAILSDIM of Tottetihain Court. road, which he had putchakd in the North for yo was on it, way to tr.wa I lIICIIIINGE, CSC. 19. day is confiderable, with at the prettnt prices it is rifle leG in price, but Co hand, cadet thole lam an general currency. We larley, and it further de ife—New Beans are very at little variation—have is trade is noted rather at rourable weather fior the r, but not cheaper. NCY AS UNDER. ;sty Peak 4U. to 4611. Seam, 44s 3 is. od. Tick Ditto 435. 494 Oats, 291.311.345. Poissiditio, 355. 36h 6d. Rape Seed, 411. to 451. pa lift. FLOUR. mods iss. to pos. pa fut. each Papers to the toth . 'Fetes and thews, in bu il' continue their career in f them are faid to copfti. of thefe Journals. Amida, of levity and trifling, we of the Ufurper, that his ntrigues fitter no interrup a admit that the Eleaor zany has arrived at Pal is with the Pope, and pro 7 :y of German indemnities. lamburgh informs us that erect so,ooo men to hold march at twenty-four hours lies were forwarded to his log the feizure of Sir G. len infifled on were the im• "Irsoaos, the refloration of rt of their contents &sold a categorical aufwer in 34 to be conficfered as dec'ar iy to march into Hanover. wens Sir G. RusisoLu, is nut cf Aldermen was held preen' the Lord Mayor, e Recorder, and the other ordered to be reduced half :ck loaf, to commence to quartern loaf of wheaten ouf holdiya. sat was appointed Colleaor COOS in the room of die iser, ' deceitfed. thabitants of St. Michael, Rate and Affeltmeni mde Al,f paired laPs Set Son of nd the laid rate was quallt pointed. aw.—Yefterday e beauti ized breed, between an Eat n Cow, belonging to Mr. Aire, who fent them up for lie, at the Cattle Shew, in but, owing to a Wikake, fooner. They were cumin d who continued the flock were taken away. Ladies alto took this opportu- ' Prince PONTIVIII, from an Nobleman were prefent las t _Dr. NELSON, Me firs. le, W k LLS, Gases, You no, [trot% of a letter from Cal. friend, I have detailed at its in Bundlecund : two corn n 1811; regiment and so ar )ieees, with all their Officers, 's bode ' within fi x miles of sr, of t he cavalry, had file. Colonel Powat having left immediately on this fuper ✓ar, who, poor fellow, died La IC a is now in that province molt extraordinary forced its cavalry; during which he he road, from fatigue, unable Lass is one of the molt en able officers in exiftence, and 7tve companies of the ad bat it a little diflance from where c cut to-pieces. They were )7 this Loft of cavalry ' , but idy, and moved on towards iernfelves in a molt gallant the army, which had that ty, moved on to their relief— lied them trom moving for ce. detachment of Gene- Colonel Dos took the ftrong ae 16th of May , by affault, in blowing the gates open with Fifty fepoys were killed of corps, except artillery, pee r killed. Thi• was the brit aft ; but none of this information ie. one knows where ; the fellow Bur.dlecuesi is called Meet oast's." Dung gentleman of the India have the pii:iculars of the Company's fhip Euphrates, dmouth in September, s fail of Calcutta, by tsvi,:e Sands, whet,: fhe loft her rud feet seater, WAS in extreme ys, until relieved by theCorn ifels. The 'male paffengers Len nut by the pilot-boat at vr:icl. The Euphrates and ged, and the !icirs 'sal requite kr.a eke LOWDON G421177t, Oarenekr ti. babas . Waterford PLY6IOIIIII, Dec. 17.—Came in the Nile, of Ponf month, Capt. WILLIAM GRAY. frOftl Morlaii, whence the failed yetterday: the Mailer confirms the account Of BOOM/41Tel coronation, which toot place on the ad inßant Lieutenant-Colonel PH ;LI es, and hit fon, came paffengers in this veffel. This 'del failed from Portfmouth, with t 8 paffengers, a month ago, the greateft part of which time fhe was moored alon g fide a gun brig, and no boat pet milted to approach her ; the Laura, of Falmouth, ions Rows inafler, front !Anson; the Egyptian, of Waterford, Jogs Basis ;Adler, from Waterford, with provifions; the Danifh (hip Haabet, Capt. Mutates, from Fredcrickßadt, With timber and deals; the (trials, of 98 guns, from the Chawatl Flat; the Laos Waatts, of to guns, and the Cotroys, of 18 guns, from *cruise; the Ta. at at atav, of 98 guns ; froth a cruise : the landed Capt. kitty, and failed again immediately; alfo the Cltasetai, of ifi guns, from a cruise : this veffel, it is raid, brings an Recount of hoitilities having com. ranted on the part of the Spaniards, by their having captured two Englifft Chips. The Caisc INT received this Intaligence front the TOPIANT, of 84 guns, anis it% off Ferrol, and it was afterwards confirmed by a neutral veffel.—Sailed the MALTA, of 84 guns, to join the Channel Fleet, which are gone down Chan nel to sefume their Ration off Brett. . Poatssiodyn, Dac. 18.—Arrived the HICLA Lamb from a while ; Pawns, bomb, Aurora and Ofbourn wined Sips from the Eaftward.—Sailed his Riajelly's fhip Catetiasysa with feeled orders to the Vfeßward, GILITHOUND frigate, and the WWI !loop of war, for their Rations off Havre. In ell; tequenee of the order to take Spanifb sere's, the Da eauf -frigate, Capt. Rirritiaioav, is unmoored, to iroeitti of Cberburgh. DIAL, Dye. 18.-.--Sailtd the Enema . Coop of War, for Portfmouth. Renn in in the Downs the tAft of the Otips as per WI The floating light that arks placed on the Galloper Sand, has parted from Nit moorings, and yeflerday afternoon paffed through the Downs : r Deal boat put two men on board to take her to Dover Piet. Wind N. E. blows bard, repay. Coal', Die. t I.—The fleet that failed on the ldt encountered a eioknt gale of wiad the Bth ; and the following each are put back : tb: leave frigaw_, _Herta Boni a war, Drinenia of add! Tar, tle. 111Wasa Valowatr &Asa dw Abbe da nada ea jeer do Mesa do. POW dr. Motet Ptratoads. gear Oman, salami a . oiatay, gra datum of Maw bovoi. ..Lavaittoos.g Dec. ti.—Arrited, the Richmond, Vireo*, for Dominica, at Cork the Bth init. ; Pro dente, GRIFfITNI, from hence for Africa, at Cork the loth init.; Trio, FLAW, from New Orleans at ~Ioylaae; North Stir, Hassan, from Barbadnes for this port, at Waterford, with the lo is of m ain end fore-yard ; Nelfon, --+ , from Demarara or this port, at Cork, with lots of anchors, main-top- ENO and fails; John and Henry, AMDIIIOII, from Afriot at the Buoys . ; fpoke the Ellen, Regime, and the Mary, Joy 'awl, on the asth, of September. in lat. o. fouth. Tbe Watt, Kt AAAAA from hence for Cork and Jamaica, is put back by contrary vainds &Capt. Kt AAAAA ICI Rates, that be faw T the fda St. Mary's Planter g o into Carnarvon Bay on ue M y hft.—The Sparrow, --, from New Orleans for this port, is_pett into Charleßon in diflrefs.—The Cofmo, Lord Forbes, and Eurydice, intended to fail front Surinam in company. loth Nov. Satre& of a Letter miry Captain Wiltisni Weems, of the brig Jokes, o f ibir pert, to guns and as men, bound to M i ka, et. to bit owners here, dated at lea, July SO, 1104 e frit 4. 34- 8 . lour ir. st. E. " I take the firft oppo r tunisy that has offered to I inform you, that in lat. 46. 6. N. long. 13. aB. W. I we fell in with a French brig privateer of 16 ed guns, amd apparently full of men, which we engag for two hours, and beat her off; the action began at half paR nine A. M. and hailed nil half pall eleven, when the privateer Ricerca off and made all the fail the could from us. •We received no damage whatever in it, *Won, as nioß of her •ot went over us. She received fever a l of our fhot in her quarter, and Come throu fore and aft main fail. which we could plain!),gh fee, her but what other damage the received I cannot tell. She kept in fight for two days after, but did not think proper to come within gun fhot of us 1 fecond time. She was a long low brrg, failed re markably ta m , and apparently had bcen out but a very (bort tie. AU the people I had on board be haved in the adion as well as I could expeB." FROM LLOYD' , LIST AAAAA 111,, Dee. 18.--Patted by the M ornin g too„ Keefe rrum Chi Denial; Anderfon, Murky, from Surinam; Ralph Nickel fon, Stephoniou, from Derbies; Diana, Vausba,from &Mad. Fair AnKTICIa, Flower, from New York ; An*, Monk ; and "; t o Elisabeth, Woolwart, from LUbon ; Argo, Henderfuo, from Cork;Mari, Robinfow, from Memel; Francis, Redhead ; and the Eliza. Lamb, from TOODialite..—Sadal Us* Scipio, gaud. for Satin= ; Ormads, Duke, f Dallerna j Cygnet, Cameos ; Tullock Conk, larday ; and hi Mentor, Goodwin, for Jerks. ARRIVED, Off Dover, jonge Jan Maryaretta. from ZaMe.•te Portfruswith, Laurel, Bayne; sad Liberrr, liowland,from Riper At Cornwall, Sarah, Lighky, front Quabee—.At Liverpool, Re berm Keith, from Q2ebeev-At Clyde, Caledonia, WUfon, *oat Quebec; sod Act Wu., Doglas, frum Demerara—At HuU, Good intent, Robitnoa, from Peterfringlb—ln Dingle a...firoquois, Gouda, from Oporto for Live/pada-At Malta, S wdl. F lay, from /,ante ; Wiliam; sod Beate& from Londo.At Demerara. thsabeth, Witter, from Loodun—At Manch Fiore, R n dell, from Loodlon---At Dautzie,Q,2eets, Stara tera.Thcfros7.ol.oonsci,oinm—miln. tibeamsElheDnsbcda.,Elietabctlif,orEfiunrpealera, frum.Lotib rush sear Braernar.4. The Debaoce, Mudge, bound to Oporto, 54 ;trended. The John, Mitcham, from Stockhohn for Hull, is captured. The Moreau, %Wet, from Tom * tor Loudo, IS 00 Owe war Margate. I.,,irt frigate, and the Haws floop of aro, with part of the .jili,tttbeat 7dthcrinconiteip r ar t .lc os h faltbeledi,frowstb. Cost for the Waft the wredithinatulleetse(mbe.about. so Lil) under arro r oi . usfriady, 'nu videbuttut. • • Tim. following fommary of the principal eti deAct that appeared on tht Quirt Martial held ft PI v mouth, on Monday, December to, on Captain J. Howvca, and th e officers and crew of his Mijelly's (hip Vsasaassa, for the lots of that (hip in Torbay, on the night of the soh of November haft, and in confequence of Which they were all molt honourably acquitted, except a private Marine, who, for impro• per behaviour after the (hip (truck, was fentenced to receive two hundred lathes from (hip to (hip, round the fleet : On Saturday afternoon, Nov. .4, about half pall thtee o'clock, the wind being heavy rain, fuddenly alto c w h i , th ou t r he bo fa a m ts e we k r i e nd ho o lti f e w d e i a n t , h a e n r. d fathaffteeryApwrdenuOasp,ntraaoitb. under fail, the ifted w t °e r y 1 4,. attended E .att e with a e n v d ery lik n e n ne w e i r f: the VILLA ifat il tiansde. At half pall fohur imorenervdmienagthdthee fignal to weigh. and Gordy , ' foggy. (hip tatting with her head to the fonthward. The fignal was then made for every (hip to (hew light, to denote their Ra tions. The V aaaaaa se's anchor was now weighed; the (hip under three top fails, fore fail, gib. and Ray fails, and brought to for the purpofe of weigh ing and filling the anchor ; in hooking the cat, one of the men fell overboard ; in lowering the boat from the (larboard quarter to face the man, onE of the fails was fuddenly let go, in confequente of which the boat was swamped, and Mr. Dais, Midthipman, was drowned ; it was alfo believed that tiro men fhared ' the fame fates the boat on the larboard quarter was now lowered, and Paved the man who &It fell over board. Daring this time the V having ee we ui re d ho n i e led we in e , B u e t i a ry de Honeehd,ertrhefindthiinpg was drifted eonflderably towards Brixham; the bo ats weather [ail the tacked with her head to the northward: after making feveral Ihort trips, at times bearing away, and at others 'offing up; for the different (tips working . out of the Bay. It was now near eight o'clock, the night extremely dark, the wind variable , and the weather foggy, we were not able to difcern the land, in confe. quence of which our chief dependance was upon our foandi on the men in the chains calling by t he deep t rot, the helm was put a lee ; the wind at this time Iltifted nearly four points to the ealtward, not withaanding whith the Ihip came round, and when we braced about our head yards, the men at the lead called, by the mark (even. It was now nearly calm. Finding the (hip did not gather head-way quickly, the jib and main-topmalt day-fails were bodied.— At this time the (lip 'truck the ground, and almoft immediately after fell round upon her keel, and with con6derable force again (truck upon the reef of rocks, known by the name of Paington Ledge. The fignal of di are(' wa s now made, and continued to be repeated while we bad a gun above water, or a falfe fire left. An attempt was made to furl the fails without effeB, the (hip Basking fo forcibly as to prevent the people going aloft. The boats were hoißed out for the pur pofe of carrying out the beam anchor. The (hip at this time beginning to make water, the chain pumps were fee to work, and before the Arent anchor could poffibly be got into the launch, the larboard-fide was reported to be bulged this might be, to the belt of my recolleaion, about one hour after Ike Itruck the ground. The weather at this time clearing op a little, we were able to judge of our unfortunate Gtuation. To our great nsortiacadou there appeared no hope of laving the thip,and very little of Caving the lives of the crew. The malls !reit now ordered to be cut way, and in a few minutes they fell over the off Plat a firlt the miten, then the main, and, laßly, the (uremia. The crew were then ordered to get into the boats as fall as they arrived to our atfiltance. which they were able to do by going over the (tern, and by y o'clock in the morning were all fafely out of the fhip, cite's' the Captain and Officers, and form few men, who were determined not to quit the Intel until the Officers did. About five o'clock, on the ha return of the bora. TO BUZ% boats, the Captain, Officers, and remaining few left her, and were fafely conveyed on board the burn/aux. Shortly after day-light, the flip was reeived to have separated, and the part on which ;or the lan four hours) we had Rood, namely, the arboard. main, and wizen chains had difappeared. Thefe. to the belt of my rer.olleaion, are the paid ciliate of the loft of His Majefty's (hip the V isa. It is now with the deepelt forrow I have to make a few remarks upon the inhuman co duff of the people at Grisham, and round the bay, who (hewed not the leall difpofttion to lave any of our lives, and I am firmly convinced (as well as the Cap tain and all the officers), that had it not been for the great and spirited exertions of Capt. I'. B. MAATIN, and the officers and men of the boats of the Neg ro sox, a ffi lled by Come boats of the GOLIAN, not one of our lives would have been Caved. It is moll true one boat from Brisham came towards us, I fear not with the belt of intentions, as on being hailed (be inanity hauled away from us. Kira lfo well known. that the people on the beach, the wreck lay, were employed in plundering what few of our things floated on more. Indeed. we, the. Officers, are of opinion, that we thodld have met more humane treatment had the (hip been 101 l on an enemy's coals a nd lure they are, that any of his Ma jeßy's flips which the inevitable perils of fervice may place in a limiter fituation, will experience the fame treatmeot. Too much cannot be laid of the prompt and (cadets I affißance afforded us by the Isir arusux and her boat, for which the Officers and crew of the Vie a aaaaa are certainly indebted for their lives. Among the meritorious Cervices of that fpirited and moll able Officer, Captain T. B. MAATIN, may be noticed, the linguist and roof honourable circumftance of its having fallen to his lot to fave the lives of four flips companies intd in re f s, diftrefs, theft of the MAGNITICINT, Nat ADE, V aaaaaa Ls, and another, whole name does not immediately occur to me. ..__ MG m Courr or Ansel AAAAA . —iefterday the Right Hon. Sir Wm. Scovr proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : G a ronne. wkaftrom asafter—This was a (sneer proof cafe. with rcfped to the cargo. conliftiog Mao sod dared Bill &Oxman of Bon, which tbc Court ptowouneed to be iafulfacient. proof i Wlliam Pitt, Vanderberg analler. —This (Sip was sectored by confecit, on payment of the captor's carnets. Apses , Brock suafter..--Thit MU a tardier proof aft, with re . (bet to the Ibip and cargo. which the Court was of op luton was infolleicut, sod accordingly condeauled the fhtp and cargo u good and lawful prise to the car or, 1 The CCltt, alto difpnbug of (et err" chitin' Of parcels of gaol, 1 in ...know cider, ailiossar.4 LW to RIOT/W. annII&LTT , OFIFICa intuited's. r 7. Capyieta L ana .hoer tee Rya ' tits. Lord Retro. X. B. Ad mid ottligke, dm to Wri.u.tit Mailman. 114. dated MI loserdAs e rases, of Ramipta, Dee. e 6. Sir—l tranfmit, for their Lew:ll6lps information, a copy.of a letter from Captain Foots t of his Ma tay's (loop the Favouri to Captain LAKOCIIII, of I is Majedy's thip the Mer.cow sr s, at prefent com mending the fquadron before Havre de Grace, cc- I (painting him with his having captured la RaCcro -h cafe, a French privateer from St. Vallery, and driven another into that port. (Signed) His Wyk:, flap I'AVOORITi, it fee. A:C.I3. Sir—l have the fatisfaition to inform you, that I tellerday fell in with two French lugger priva teers, and that after a chace of three hours; I captured la Racerocheufe, Captain jacoss out one day from SG Vallery en Ganz, mounting fourteen guns, four pounders, and carry ing fifty-fix men. The above tuggers had in their polieffion a brig, and were boaiding a bark, both which they quitted on thy appro aching theta ;—I therefore made fignal to a cutter in fight. which I believe to be the Cooky's' of ELGIa, to chace the merchant veffels, and from the exertions I obferved her to make, I have no doubt but the has fficceeded. The tuggers fleeting different courfes, the headmoft one efcaped, het name is l'Adolphe, mounting the fame number of guns as the capture, belonging to the fame port, where the mu& have returnedehav ing thrown every thing overboard in the chace. &c. (Signed) COMMIS soots. MILITARY PROMOIIOI4S. olDa.titca.orrica, DSCllnialt jl7, 1304. ---- - - - - . Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Ceptaie_Charles SiScry to be Captain, Ike R. Z. H. Rogers, deceafed ; Hrlt Llenensest WOWin H o l o wnbe to bac mod Camila. Irks May; Bernd Lieutenant Clarke Clefil to be Inek Linges's, vies lialoombe. Data Ganbm 13. ‘ BO4 . Second Lientarem John W. to be Fide Liestenset. vice Priubard, decreed. Dated b6eba 18.1804. Second Andrew Braden to be Oman, vice K. Ayda. • Fla Lleetemee Tlannas Ddbelfay to be Second Cap tain, vice Bede ; Second Unionism William C. Lemptiere to be Fla Linammt, vies Wham. Dated Weber $3, sloe. Second Lieutenant Alien Cameros to be Ftrß Lir:meow odes S. H. Has, &mak& Dated (Maher ay, ao4. Commiffions in the Invernefalhire Regiment of Mili tia. figsed by the Lord Lieutenant. Affillart•Surgeon hues Grunt to be Stageen; eke Greet, &- ceded. Dated November 6.1804. Ryan Marpherfon. Galt. to be Milken Surgeon. Dated No vember 14,1834. Commillion in the id Battalion of the ad Regiment of Aythire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. join Denier. Rl* to be Captain, vice Cooper. uligned. Dated December 4, 3804. Commiffruns in the Dorfetfhire Volunteer Infantry. figned by the Lord Lieutenant, War w. :l s t a seamen, Efq. be Adjutant to the at Battalion. Dated 6. 1114. Alan& Leekwartby, Gent. to be lams in the 3d Dattallen, eke Zags Matthias OrM, raped. Dated Nov. es. ant. Comtniffions in the Royal Perthatire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Wishan Saryttan, William Om, Alexander Gales, John Weft Wilkins,and James Stewart Robert!" Gents. to be Li. ..tenants; Deoald Mackay. Gent. to be Snap. Data Dauber S. ace. Commitfions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count of PI - ex.—To be Deputy Lfentenants. Tla lUibt le Jobs Junes Earl of Wablegrave the Hon. Richard Neville ; Sir %gem Rowley, baroeet ; Lleetenaat- Coked FM& Slater Rebnw, and Cornelia Heodridtfon Kortriebt, Rfq ! Dated Nov. a. doe. Loyal Ongar Hundred Volunteers. I Lieutenant John Gof to be Captain, eke Weld, refired, and Sago John Taylor to be Lkumnant, vice Gaff, prontotal.... Dated Nov. 13, 1834. Loyal Havering Volunteer Cavalry. Dust Miller, Gent. to be Cornet, vice White, raped. Dated November 57 1 1804. Cornsafions in the Royal Carmarthenflaire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Radice Williams, Gent. to be Second Liftman& Dated November az, Aloe. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. all Regiment of Volunteer Carmarthenhire Infantry. David Jona LeWle, Gent. to be Captain, and Site Joncs.Geot. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. so, Oka. 3d Battalion of Ditto. Adjutant F. D. William to be Captain, by brevet. Data Nov. 3 0, 1804. 4th Battalion of Ditto. Ridna J. Starke, Efq. to be Firft Maker, end eir Henry Pro titcro,l6nlibt, vs be Second Maine. Dated Dec. I, allo4. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Banks, John Dodd,and Merray Eldred, f l ats `• Mary.te-Bonne. IViiddlefex, kather.iellers, Nov. 3, 1804. John Sleek, John Stock Green, and Joon B ) 6de%et alloweber ter, canon deskvs, December 15. Thomas Runnels, and James Soktburft, of Boltoodedfielom, Lancallaire, cotton Ipinners and rinnarsetaren, December r. Charles Bootter, and Daniel Allenby, of Flect-P.rcet. London, ilnen-drapers, December 1 5 . George Alisforth, Samori EThs, and William Crowder, of Shef field, York Row filver-otsters, December WBBao Rewliaon, curies Goad, Becker, and &nen "kn ow Becker, of Marschaer. merchants, Odober 31. Alexander John William Medd, and George Anderfoo. mar chants, London. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January 5. Samuel Roby and Edward R.,by, of Wooddbut, Cheapfide, London, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. WißWn Baldwlty,late of Holt, Norfolk, grocer and draper, deem and ammo, to ferrender December 1 7 , at five, Dec. ab, and January an, at eleven, at the Feathers inn, Holt. Atomics. Mr. William Withers, Jun. In Flak ; or Mr. sasdary,wbelebone court. Lim:Mary of Imams. Henry Wilton. laze of the pelts Claims. Werceitertiriee. dealer and &Mann. January 3.4. and sq, at deem. at tie Talbot has, CWnea Attornics. Mars Edmunds and Son, Ezebemserollak Lincoln's inn, London ; or Mr. Thomas Hooper, Worcefter. Hogh Barker. of BMA t apirs, falefrnan, dealer and charms, January 5,3,1nd 150, at eleven, at the Bola Tavern, Beata Ed moorAttnies, Fetters. J. mad T. Leman, Beittot ; or Mars nde and Soo, Lincoln's tan, London. Wap Charm Osborne, of Wining-time; panda of St John of Ckar Middlefa, formats and apothecary , Dec. 21, January 8, .and ae, at twelve, et oeilakaii. Attorney, Mr. Witham Makin, No. ey, Great Prefent -ftreet, Goirsn's John Patrick Mills, of Ford- ft rect. . err Coichetter. Ere:, bop. keeper, dealer and dolman , Dee.. la 19. and January 19. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. brown, Link Friday fired, Chesplide. William Jones. of Strangford, midi of T-ktrbope, Herefordfkire dealer is cattle, pit., and Seep, dealer and enaponan, January, ap, at, nod acr, at deven, at Me Mitre . 1 arum Brosd.lireet, Hereford. Attortives, Mr. Wrn. Allen,liereft ' ird; or Mr. Jobn Atka, Clement's-Ina, London. John Michael Siseeflooe, cif Portfea, Hams. fakfinan, dealer and ekapman. Dec. s 7, at one, Dec. AS, at cleeen, and January 2 9 , at one, at the Cake Tavern, in I....rtf:a. Attornks. Mr. David Compipd, Output, Haiti; or Meas. Tarim.: and saacae. cbeaccry sac, London. John Dertrreitre, late of Witten. Ckeellre, tottecqm. cooper, deakr and charm's, palmy 17, re. and sq. at eleven, at the Angel bin , Nether Kelowna& A:forages, Mr Peter William. fon Duro v Ilk, Kneefeed, Maar:: or Mari. Wright and PitigrAnp, Parer L•rdon. ", % cowman, a stravioartree, limier. Dee :44 at 61re. Jaw t, mil Mb at eleven, 00 1 4 = Masham Armr, 4kttairohn, of: WeMerbamptais or boldlts. Pries sit= No. 10. • llisenin'a of Leedom Jobe, Baster, Marwick Me. rd. Air graa. paean; I, s„ mod sy, at . t.e7S --- Llut u r irk*. y o re. Ar t rgle ,, Meter . Braise sun ask S .Wr Mr. Mayodr, Nis as, Gra [MAUI% Letales; Daniel Wilms, of Limpet& , dealer awl ebtiplitter Dairy 7,8, sad sy, ase. at the Geary hal. _lOO. Ol l lOll . tondo. M. Wins Sod Fond. 11rapoi I ar Mr. Thor mu Wholk, Bertleterraindlaga. Lowies. . $ John Ban. of Wonky Deritdire. mum keine*, Docesdrir is Dee. sr, sad Jas. ay, et derail. at the Derr lead SEtw tide. Attendee, Ellr. Wiflrm Wardjus. Fur*Stoo. Koddleko Cr MAU. Tarrant sod Mask, Otaraterrydialt. Looks. WIESua fowler, late of Roebefter. Kest. Bader sad 404. 11 1 8 .9 December as, it damn, Jan. 8, at tea. sad Jes. Of. oZoat OMMIK. ram. Austral, Mr. Sawa', lia t 63, gare4tzwit. iiiabadt Wale-beet. Ozford7rdad, PAlddledet, lbws% .sleslar sad ehroworma, Decurber Leaps. Attarbey, Mr. JAW. No. y, Dersard'a los, /Wham DIVIDENDS. tatK January is. AusoMps %Now Oawreal.. er r Welbablier, boakfellar, at ii...at °UMW& J is. pie fladdr. her of Dufastrrloce. sow 0 = area, Be. Janice., Weimbiftet, estreloot. at Pauly ss. Edward Oidstfard, hut at Cuirdoo. Kest, wrilw drake, at twat" at Orildhall. January is. Mama Fryer. at tutelary. Middisfsa, IbrelArtio ker.at ekves, st January ts &Owe Passerfaa. of osfard, babidafher mad drip par, * dens, at Fehntary Jams Wed, Nm Wroth sod Jahn 111•611. or UP" per Thows.eroet, Lasi geotershad figar-reloers, atoms at Oalldhall. January s 6. Louis Lash. Meal Olikoni eras, lieddlefezassr Mr, at one. at Dvildball. January 3. Thomas MOM, or Illsol=lanfolokathm, fac tor, at twelve, at the Swum MESA January 8. Hugh Effeaut. of Maaahailar. Losalltiro, autos mu, at four. at dat Dig Tams; Maselalter. January 8: Jobs Agnew , al OralatwarAttare, Mlddlofts,bai ger, at UM. at Outldban. Dceember 31. W ifiam Hklroffort, of Cailtest. EayEssa. lbw; mar. at eleven, at the new Elephant sad CAL las, is Paso ..-~ tart;adt. January to. rheum Hetet-moo. of Lyng, Itorhildre, pagellu . maker, at tha Cane, In Norwich. Preantber se. Antiwar Longwortb, .el kabbileld. 1814Ine kr, RAW-beeper. at twelve. at Jimmy, I. Richard Wdtaaaeort, et =tee. Beddilear kali/nue sod Boor make, at ten, at 'assay s. Rabat Hughes, of thdedeidbeat. wade lesAsper, at twelve, at Guildhall. J tau WlNsrafkrt, et Labburylperiii.llimilmedl6lll twelve, at 1311 all. 'weary S. William Hamby, ol rakallas Cirewilk at twelve, at Guildhall. January Is. Lawrener Sal* et Porthaoada, Ha" dtrigeolt twelve, at Guildhall. January as. Edina Moron, et lintiallar, Benasktidne; ter. at wave, at Guildhall. Jahiary as. Henry 'dermas Bird awl Baps& Savage, et Jo& fray a•tquarc, Lowden, tneratanta, at tan, at ovidialL Poem 19. Pete *abet% a Rallies, Lank* Betray. sew fader, at see, at amass. '; ammetrirr in AND• Jets Davidfai, nt Ikllol4 wooncremer, to estroader Demi. Ocs as. 14, aad January as. VACCINATION. S. 6 I Z .. , ?66 w The Rrv. Mr, Beta., rf Swans*. Detre% in the Times df Thurfday. November 8, Rates. that what ever merit may be owing to others, Mr. ;arm, et Yetminfler, Farmer, &told hive dockredst for haw ing fuccefsfolly Vaccinated kis wise sad two ems ill the year Me ; that future Hilkoriansiltould rend diet fira inftance, efpecially as Tome Surgeons propefeito adopt the practice of Farmer Jerry, bar die Clagraelk of the country were railed againa it. Jullice,lseer. ever, has been already attempted to he rendered, al. though Mr. Hatt unacquainted with the writing to that purple ; IR. in Dr. PSAILSON'S Ivey ittj the Hijory of the Cowper," in 1798: immediately ab. ter Dr. J RRRRR 's publication, thefe experiments of the ingenious and enterprizing Farmer are related sa communicated by the Rev. H. Daawa, la a latter to Dr. Plumose, and the fame account is alto given in a letter from Dr. Poorest', of }Sandford, to Dr. Pmarcr. sdly. About two years and a Naito, the original Vaccine Pock Inflitution, of Broad -greet, Golden fquare, being defirous of preferving both dip me mory and refemblance of Farmer Pitt' (by mil:: take read Jo sr, w s in the work above-mentioned), ap- plied to him to come up to town, to have his portrait, which would have been done. if at that time the pe- . enniety claims of Dr. Jessie had not been inder difeufflon in the Houle of Commons, with which it was fuppofed fuch a meature might interferes Or of lull it might kern invidious. But as the pecenialybstfi nets is now fettled, Mr. HALL may be lately informs be will find more fads of early Vaccine Inomilatioe in the Enquiry of Dr. P in 1798, and many additional ones in his Examination of the Report in Dr. J 's Claims, in *BO2, particularly from Mr. Douti s, of Bridport ; Mr. Demotic, of Blandfordi Mr. Tucem, Mr. BIAGGI, he. but the molt curio** and dillind are the manufcripts of the late Mr. Ness', of Shaftfbury, defcribing not only his Inoculated Cafes, but relating many fads belonging to the Vac cine diforder which were intended- for publication. On the fubleet of Cowpox Inoculation, however, he late cafes of Small pox, fubfequent to the Vaccine Inoculation, have alarmed many families fo moch a that the practice is in Come fufpended , if not laid afi4e ; for there is good authority for perfons taking the drnall•pot after tie Cow.pox; but whether (tub cafes depended upon the mode of Inoculation, or might have been torefeen and prevented, mua be made appear by tome future writer. I am, your's, faithfully, I 3 I i ~' _O Irte. Mowing ie i g fommary of die p rincipa l eta. I &Act that o a n pti n ar liz e d d:On Ali th l : A CA TlL ti li t . t . I . . —.j. MA Hts ....W• - 7.-',17:41: IN D T A t y LLIO . ::: . 2. Martial held ft . At : . D T 4 a P H l i tt y p t io n i : u m it th , i and the o fficers - ' • • --__, Monday, Lembet to, on C_aptein. . • . • kr.a eke LOWDON GAIETTi , Oaceder rd. Wintait ceedmaa, of Woivethvirear, arludlite4 di':siaaa'. ' . t '' A • on the night of the stale cas a__ crew of his Mijeftv's eata, for the lots of that fhi in J. cow ea frost loater atisti !e tri•vo the r avot elet kia bilC u lte Kt ee. l l 4 7 . .. ..• woriar. Dee 3a. at five au a, aid O&M slaren, in al e = • i • waa. Dal . Dublin• , Waterford o z Hunbentli F 1,61011111, Dec ° . 17.-7 3 ame inthe Ni k of Portf eaCqnf:itittueedn,ceexttree:ht ieh they of November left, and in 4, _.._, altal lasaid a c_opy rd .aawe gl if a mat iaewta , a k a r : to ar eresaure ataasemit, afq. k dated lt• A n d- i o s, l f l efeltr.: B a .k a t am er .:::ll l 77 l.6 4l4ll7. el. Mlial°P.erni. ritiTelick• ast.lit and• l4.. abliF ili. nouth, Capt. WILLI an Gear, from Morlaii, whence - .ey were all molt honourably. •, j ip a Ornaty, `, • JaniarY s, s, sod 19, at ton, at •' , Lloaaf - Sir.'l tram- i 'fo !aliAlata, Doc. ars. mtert'frormutCeatrptLaVgloPir'stiltoffarhatisittMitma-' r• isirsa"6. Msl°sr• es, Gite6lr•vina=ll...4...'4.l": . 6 ~' ll he failed yelterday: the Mall a private math*, who, f or impro. itty'sfloop the Fevouri te 11, to Ca pt Ai n LAROCII 11, Of Dahl *Rea. a LlMPoolt the t dealer end ca/Plellibt er confirms the account Per heheeienir after 4 * BONAIPAITeS coronation, which took lac receive two h ter the Ihip (truck, was entenced to is hfeefty's thip the Matron's'', at prefent com- " v 7 7 ' g. sa d a tt gle ' a .d ae arr efL " Z w ita p a j jaargelti" ' ' I MA The* - t td inftant : Lieutenant - Colonel Pit p e °a the the fleet t hundred la th es from Ihip.to fhip, round mending the fquadron before Havre de Grace ac- 'maw mal e , 3,,ticiv..a-itirtiago„------Loodos. ; er _ , • - -,. ~-. , i ups , and his fon. ' quainting him with his h . _eying captured i s RaCcro- Toter Barr. of Waage, &riddle. MOM, foracoot, Docaglarals , 7 • . 7- ' ' xme paffengers in this valet. This On Saturda • " ffel failed from three , y afternoon . Nov. re, about half pan eheure, a French privateer from St. Vallery, and at Eve. DM. 19.1108 JOU *lr. a deans et tit Bea IWW , Wai n ! * • - Portfmouth, with 18 if o clock, the wind bring fl•,*4 . Pa eaters, a month ago, the heavy rain, Idd ng we erly, attended with P i driven another into that port. (Signed) cairn. use • Anereare , l de. viallol Weed.7ea• FaelaSt° ll, letbit in I• •. , ~• * cr Marra Tarrant and Mask, Chamory4loll. Leedom - greateft part of which time the W 36 moored ' .._ . u enly fhifted to the N. E. attended si Hit Ma'dt alp Eavagarra, at leer, Deer's. Willi= fowler, ht . of 2 -..,,,, alongfide alto with the fame kind ofr-I have the fatisfadion to inform you that I 'at - - -"tidier ' Kest ' 4tialee atal .1111111% ' weather. and likewife yea, , . December as, at eleven, Jan. I. at tat. ad lan. 1,9, a own . ll is . - a gun brig, and no boat permitted to approach f °BB7- On obfervin the Vs her ; LLB de PARIS hoilt in Yelterday fell in with two French lugger pave- Guildhall Londe& hod, in her t een , and that after of - h I ' 7 -- - "Mari. Mr• 326‘&11, Na 1339 AMOK. -• • • the Laura, of Falmouth, 'mem Rows indict, front ' ladnch boats g ' , our were bottled in, and every need- a chase three ours; liate - Rteet. aearm , ..___ ~ -, LAW; the Egyptian, of Waterford, Inns BBILLY the Ad • t Cary preparation made for failing. At half captured la Racerocheure. Captain Jecoas Bao• °tubed ' s"h:l%g:dr.-erect' g7767477g1at ggiggiggeg./..... 4 pat four, au„.,. out deaPer. .-dealar an d ehaemesson. December 64.115, ", t•tata from Waterford, with peovifions ' mua made the fignal to Weigh, and flatly -; , one day from St. Vallery en Glue, ~,a p awl , a .o w aa w aaam i LrWaW,--Atto,wer. m r . j ef o4 ; the Danefh after was under fail the ( hip • • with mo unting fourteen fauns, four ounders, and carry- N Bernard Ihip Haabet, Capt• Kairbsoa, from Fred • k to the f h fail, . eating her head ii, fife f The C ~No 7. • loot Elelhorw with cm ftadt, timber and deals ; the Qoige, of 98 guns, from for every !hip to (hew light, to denote their ter• polreffion a brig. and were boarding a bark, both is A Yidist geniewi r now sr km If ' the Channel Fleet ; the LADY Waitello, of t 8 guns, dons. The V aaaaaa Le's anchor was now wei h which they quitted on thy approaching the ft s ;—I A W lisekteller, se is...ge Dalai the thip under three top fails, and the Coteoes, of 18 guns, from a ' cruise; the,Ta- flay fails, and brought - f The fore fail, e l) * and believe to be the Coolness of Eton. to duce the --reelee's ' - --' --le is, 1., to or purpofe of wei h. Jamey ss • Edward gainarord, fats of to e t, seas' matat . ar, of , 98 guns, froth a cruize: the landed Capt. in . ; and filling the anchor ;in hooking the cat 13 merchant scuds , and from the exertions I obferved draw, at twiny. at CloadhalL • , one kitty, and failed again immediately ; alto the i 0 the men fell overboard tin lowering the boat from her to make, I have no doubt but the has ( bcceedcd • lama*/ IL Willis. Prier. GI 1 112 : 101 f. Mandia. altdobea • ' g 6 The lu ers fleering different courres, the headni ft term ekves, at Onildhal. t iteselet, of 0 guns, from a cruise : this eeffei, it the fterboard quarter to rave the man, one of the fails . 88 . . .., - ° perry is Replies waisren. et &ford, hundediereaaratep is raid, brings an Recount of hoftilities having com• was suddenly let go, in confequente of which the one !amt number het name as 1 Adolphe, mounting th e par , a e t„,„. „ 0,1146,5, boat was swamped , and Mr Dais Mica' number of guns as the capture, belonging to Roomy 4. jun* we i , o rtitateW eed leen Bak* of Up. winced on the part of the Spaniards, by th •h • drowned it ' ' Mr , , ipman, was the fame port, where the mutt have returnedehav- perTheseeneect, captured en eying; was alfo believed that two men ( bared ante e-regners, acme, two Englith ihips. The Caesc INT received the fame fate r the boat on the larboard quarter we; am e tc ing thrown every thing overboard in the chase• I " " al " - this Inteligence froth the TOBANT, o f 84 guns, erniz- now lowered, and fared the man who aril fell over'. -- (Signed) cmamis soots . January s 6. Louis Leda. lase ot Oilord &My litioldlefez.grow ar, at one. at Guildhall. In Off Ferro), and it was afterwards confirmed by a board. Dates this time the V baring MILITARY PitoMoriOtts. January 3. Thomas &yam if meen=olanisteellihre. he- drifted confiderably towards Brixham • the boats naDawNCt•OFFICII , DBC6Wlita 17, 1304. tee, a etwove, at the Swan Eksal. nautral veffel.-Sailed the MALTA, of 84 guns, to were hoifted in, and fail made on her ' find g e.me Royal Regiment of Artillery. January 8. Hugh Ensoat. or Iliambaltar, lasedbko, satrap , join the Chainel Fleet, which are gone down Chan • could not weather r the Be Head , I i• 1- we ----- - Ciptals_Charles Er. sla m to be Captain, R. E. H. . e ll ". at . 7 " r .. ;et sit Dee T._.1.014 Tttaatidter. ._ 2 • rry the flop was Rogers, daeadod ; Pl it Llasesmot Wiliam Holcombe to beSe- 3 1112117 °•• Jo•a APaw. a CiaileaceAttare. neldances man eel to tefume their Ration off Brat. tacked with her head to the northward after making cad Cards, dee ; Sesood Llesodant Clarks Cleo to Iter, at tell. at Gulitlha . Poetsnotite, Dec. 'B.-Arrived the HSU.* feveral Start trips, at times bearing away. and at .. ,...„ I ' e /Mk Llss u°ll4 ' vies., Dad Dacha 13. itoe. Dceember s,, W1741g7 felelmeaw" CaMaesa• " 484 11114 ; ; ' • ' . others luffing up; for the different Iltips working out "•'•-- Imams° Prishard,dacaa idle -*S t= be lira Uhatiealet. rice mgr. at eleven, at the new Elepnant and CAD kn. is Peas 7 , O from a cruife ; Pans rno bomb, Aurora and of the Bay - 1 18.111oe. maw& y. t was now near eight o'clock. the naht Seez e ad ar ltain Andrew beam to be Orptsin, airs R. W. Ark. January so. Then?, Hanertoo. of Lyng. Itoehniino mend• Othoutn mined Sips from the Eaftward.-Sailed his extremely dark, the wind variable, and the wea th er • FIER Lkstessa Ti mss to be &cord C+P• maker, at the Cane, in Norwich. -. . ALA ._, Datalefty's flip Citternerree with reeled orders to the foggy, we were not able to difcern the land, in confe. tan ,'„:L lee . ,___,./14"1841,1:4,r.igestair n .... wwil t.,, C*l4"ria .„ ~„I,t , plelmba $9. Antl . ma j Lngymnk ti' ll zia smiddicid.....'°°.- Vfeftward. GILITHOUND frigate, and the Maude quence of which our chief dependance was upon our ff ,: a r d -- ----,:., i d -; a Corneae ------to T ,.— ThE - - - .71 4 ; i japli kr ary . S. Richard Wen twe L ve e: Of Me1ad64 4401 .. • .' !loop of war, for their Rations off Havre. In win foandinx :on the men in the chains calling by the 8. H. waits, demoted Datal Wallet 5`.1804- t knives's sod Root mato°, a, at Onlidlion. ~' ca n t a, of th e order to take Spanifit retell, the Ds- deep ei t, the helm was put a lee ;the wind at this Commiffions in the Invernersthire 'Regiment of Mili- Term32l• Rae° Hu g h ' s . el . ' *tee'. laill eggs ," lll. . 1 - time Rated nearly four points to the eaftward, not- tie. figeed by the Lord Lieutenant. ko per, s; twelve, at goadhall. 1 k.• primary, es• lowisealian, of LoMbinTlroildiA Iladdidlaldli -frigate, Capt. Rerrinaioav, is unmoored, to witbftanding which the fhip came round, and when Alb •e Nue Grunt to be Sagami an Groot, de• g a d o ... at twe l ve , at Oail~bs7► ' .. proceed of Cherburgh. we braced about our head yards, the men at the lead ea" Det ed Nc vm- he t Ch 1834 * Jamas, S. William Haag,, al rdateda. Cabala. Raadilai .. • {`' ° DIAL, Dee. 111.-o-Sailtd the Evesacti Coop of called, by the mark ( even. It was now nearly cal . rani ,. :4 1804. . bi Evan ?Lamb:don. Lest to be AMU= Servos. Dated No- at m ow, a t G a ndhi& . i... , , , , . . Finding the (hip did not gather head-way quickly, Commiffion, in the a d Battalion of the dR • January as. Lawman Smith, at Portflooda . HO" dielpe.l4 -' • 2 Regiment d• at Guildhall. war, for Pormouth. Remain in the Downs the the •• jib and matis-topmaft Itiy-fails were boated.- of Aythire Volunteer infantry, fi gncd by the Lord Jame/ es: Mari neat. a adage. Rallateßtadall; Mae , l , geft of the (hi ps at per lati. The floating light that At this time the (hip ftruck the ground, and almolt far. at Ware, at Guildhall. arils Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. 1 l' placed On the Galloper Said, has parted from inwnediately after fell round upon her keel, and with j D en by, rr t o b e ovum, T ice C o ors. edlgseL mad Jeriea7 se. Hairy Mentes, Bird sett Ileninede Same, edledv ,„` confiderable force again (truck upon the reef of rocks, Doctrine 4. Au- . - fray a•fgsarr• Lemke, inerthants, at we, se Caldial& . Nit moorings, and yefterday afternoon peed through t - so *ram 19. Pete Auben et Wilma, Lambe* &lam Ram i ' . known by the name of Paington Ledee. The fignal Comons in the Dorfetfhire Volunteer Infantry. bear. , ens , , osn a ht s . r . ~. the Downs : r Deal boat put two men on board to of difirefswas now made, andcontinued to be repeated figned by the Loed Lieutenant. , . -...... " • .? take her to 730 , 1 2 Piet. Wind N. E. blows hard, while we had a gun above water, or a fake fire left. Itlehard I _MO. b y be **mato the oft intrance. Deed 6 atm. EANPatUt't IN IRELAND. 0 • *pally. • Au attempt was made to furl the fails without etre& Au U r4 " o r e Loilt;twoy. out. to be ~.a . . to the " Bduks. ken Davldfla, 4 Ildfakalalkadrefer, a BleMilda Dal& • Coax Dec. 1 1.-The deer at failed tin the 'till th e (hi driking Co forcibly as to prevent the people 0" gaga mattmmorth,,,Bo.l.-3;traw„,;74.,404. lily SS, 14, sod Pavan 24. t *Moon: end a violent gale of Triad the Bth ; and the Vind aloft . T he W et ' w e re h aed oat for the Ply- Commiffions in tbe Royal - Perththire Militia, ftgned pore of carrying out the Bream anchor. The (hip at by the Lord Lieutenant. VACCINATION. following reffels are put back : .. 11,, w,„, fr. Homo A w l, it war • m iao w & a ,were this time beginning to make water, the chain pumps Winter Suntan, 'WWI= Ors, Alerandar 431Thiao, Jobs Wen add tar, tio. bl Wideetter by Albin , do Them Wm fee to work, and before the Mum anchor could windoundlewenateernertoedeovOwne• to beLt. Lt.-atettaotai The Rev. Mr, Batt. of Swanige, Poiret. la thi ! i i dr- Pilimn do- Jane do Ocean do reirder do. Dalma rantreds. poffibly be got into the launch, the ltarboard-fide was ,Dilowd °aka/. Gn at to be &tarn. Dam! °dew s. atm. the Tom df Thurfday. November 8, Rates, that what - Ifeby of&mud of Guattar, gees Cluatens of ifikt• reported to be bulged : this might be, to the belt of `"'alangw" ' n by the Lord Lieutenant of e ed bens. my recolledion, about one hour a ft er the Rruck the Corset of a:ex.-To be Deputy Lieutenants.. , Yetminfter, Farmer, (hould hive d r veered* for bay.. „Laysarooa; Dec• tY.-Arrieed, the Richmond, ground. The weather at this time clearing tip a little, na ß k ili S t 4 Ife7rs7ll3eirtjralyralr, e Eael at Wabsegraae i ella Pi' i f ffII V • d his wife and two fins lit ' ' Rw „,k ri b an „ ; Llawtwaot . ng ucce sn y accinate is 'Wargo*, for /Jominica, at Cork the Bth iit. ; Pro- we were able to jud,ge of our unfortunate 6tuation. Woe* Frandii-swer Reb , w►, and careened leasdrickhon the year 1774 ; that future Hiftorians aped fins I 1 , . l i t I genie, GRIIVITWO. from hence for Africa. at Cork To our great mortification th ere appeared no hope of Kandla. Lie Dated Nov . 1 8, riot• firft inftance, efpecially as fomc Surgeons propofmi as the i oth init. ; Trio, FLAW, from New Orleans at raving the aimed very little of (a►ing the lives of the Loyal Ongar Hundred Volueteen. adopt the practice of Farmer Isere, hot thiclamowrie • • floylike North Stir, HAIIIIIR, from Barbadoes crew . The tufts were now ordered to be cut away, unneeeni Pan Got to be cartala. vice Weld. re a" of the country were railed egainft it. Jultice, bravo • l' for this port, at Waterford, with the lolls of main and in a few inures they fell over the off fide : firlt EnEgo John Taylor , to be Lieutenant, vice Gaff, promoted.... Dated Nov. 13, an- ever, has been already attempted to he rendered, aloo end fore-yard ; Nelfon, ---, from Demerara for the misen, then the main. and, laftly, the foremaft. Loyal Havering Volunteer Cavalry. though Mr. Hatt. is unacquainted with the writing! ,:• this port, at Cork, with lots of anchors, main-top- • ph i crew , Wire then ordered to get into the beau as Dead Mina, Gang. to ba Goront, dna White. r aped. Dated to that purpoth ; ift. in Dr. a nted d !piel kill • rflnfl and fails i John and Henry, Alleollloll, from raft as they arrived to our affiftance, which they were November ey,. stow do Ililltny of the Ceeeteo.7 in 1 79 8 ; innWe diseel t al '. Aca at the Buoys . ; fpoke the Ellen, &EDDIE. and able to do by going over the km. and by 5 o'clock in Cornmilhons in the Royal Carmarthenflaire Regiment ter Dr. J aaaaa 's publication, thefe experiments a the thMary, low mum, on the asth, of September. in the Morning were all lafely out of the (hip, utast the of Militia, figned by the Lieutenant of the County ingenious and enterprizing Farmer are related al i lit.la. o. fouth. The Watt, Kt aaaaa ice, from Captain and Officers, and fame few men, who were of Carmarthen. , communicated by the Rev. H. Dastra, In a latter tri -- hence for Cork and Jamaica, is put back by confrary determined not to quit the Intel until the Officers did. Rorcd Wil a liann iel OCIA. CIP be Second Lieutenant. Dated Dr. Pianos, and the fame account is alto given in ; winds &Capt. Kt aaaaa ice Rates, that he few the St. About five o'clock, on the left return of the Imes- ComaTffionst' fi gne•ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the a letter from Dr • Futrell', of IllandfOrd. to Dr. ,- Diary's Planter go into Caroarvon Bay on Tuefday i ugux's boats, the Captain, O ffi cers, and remaining County of Carmarthen. Paaalos • edly. About two years and a half ago, dm I Nft.-The Spanow, --, from New Orlean s fo r tide few left her, and were rarely conveyed on board the original Vaccine Pock Inftitution, of liroaftreet, i ft Regiment of Volunteer Carmarthenthire Infantry. port, ( The into ChArleflou in diftrefs.-The Cofmo, Isterrueux. Shortly after day-light, the Gip was David Jaw Lewis • Gent t. 6 be Captain, and &no Jtnta.oest• Golden fare , being defirous of pref.ening both thy Lord Forbes, and Eurydice, intended to fail froth recited to have repented, and the part on which to he unitcoar*. Dated N0v.30, do,- memory and refemblance of Farmer Jury (by Surinam in company. loth Nov. qor the laft four hours) we had Rood, namely, the 3d Battalion of Ditto. take read lorries in the work above-mentioned). op- Baba & ewer Letter from captain watiant Williantr, of the brit arboard, main, and wizen chains had difappeared. Misname F. B. Walden to be Captain, by brevet. Dual Nov. plied to him to come up to town, to have his poetraft, 1 , Bt. Jokpb, of Mk 3oit, 12 guns arid • as men, bound to Atka , Thefe. to h heft Le ____ of tily recontaiOn, are the p arti- 3 0 , Ida. which would have been done, if at that time the P e- - • to his ownen bac, dated a ka, pet a s 4. 34- B• teal • cams of the loft of His Majefty's (hip the V 4th Battalion of Ditto. enniary claims of Dr. Jame s% had not bees Radar . . Sr. so• t. .. f orrow I have to ' Wind I Starke, Efq. to be Fisk Major, and Mr Ham Pro- - fA ~ ebefe, k. feb , , i . b . second melm. Data Dec. I, soot • aalcu on in the Hook of Commons, will► which ea , " I take the fiat opportunley test has offered to et a. It is now with the dcepe.ll 6• 6N. ion 3 iB. W make a few remarks upon the inhuman condua of PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. was fuppofed fuch a enceinte might interfere. or at ..., inform you. that in lat. 4. 5 . g. 1. W at Britham, and round the bay, who Richard Banks, John Dodd , Manny Eldred, Nurfolk-fkrect, lull it might teem invidious. But as the be& we fell in with a French briprivateer of 16 guns, the people lead ell flon to rave any of our adertab-nonisei Mtddlefee• leabet•folleet. Nov. 3. 1804- • ads is now fettled, Mr. Hat i. may be fafely inforaimit two aaently full of men, which we engaged for (hewed not the firmly pro i itinviniced (as well as the Cap. P an awcad;L:r stock Green' and J aime g l geht • ° I g gineltd- he will find more fads of early Vaccine Inoculation two hours, ou and beat her off; the adion began at half lives, and lam c ter, canoe , December is. in the Enquiry of Dr. P .ins 798, and many when tain and all the officers ), that had it not been for the Thum Rumen • and James Smethurft, of Boltaile4doote, pall nine A. M• and laded till half pall eleven, . neat and (plaited exer tion' of Capt. I'. B. MARTIN. tancsame. on tunnels and enoultadarem December 5. additional ones in his Examination of the Report is the privateer theered off and made all the fail Ilse gandthe officers and men of the boats of the Ise . chutes &otter, red Daniel Allenby, of lion-ftrect, Loudon, Dr. j . 4 Claims, in 1802. particularly from Mr. I could from us. •We received no damage whatever fill el by f boats of the GOLIA 11, not li lineWnrelere' December i s . Doom a. of Bridport ; Mr. Mingo, of Menaced; ~ in ele *llion, as an d of her ikon went over us. She ru sux, a! e Tome George Alliforth, Samuel Ellis, and Winton' Crowder, of She- e l , caved. It • ft of our lives would have been is mot true add, yoikgair, 5h,c,14.,... Di‘ ..„, b ,, . 4. Mr. . UCL I ', Mr. BILAO GE. &C. but the molt carload t ~ received fever al of our (hot in her quarter, and Corot one fII ' h towards ph, I fear not WEllana Itaalioton, Charles Gotta , Becker, and runes Han- and &Rind are the manufcrios of the late Mr. Na►s s r~, e boat rom ris am came through her fore and aft main fail. which we . could 1 with the belt of intentions, as on being hailed fhe OW Becker, of Markham. merchants, Oftolccr 35. of Shafribury. defcribing not only his Inoculated plaid) , fee, but what other damage fhe recetved . 2101 112 er Pain Willi.= Ofwald. WWI Ca ftoderfon. iner . Cafes, but relating many raft, belonging to the Vee- n ntl hauled away from us. It is alfo well known, cattnot tell. She kept in fi ght for two days after, but In a Y chants. London. sine diforder which were intended for publication. that the people on the beach, where the wreck lay, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. On the ruble& of Cow-pox Inoculation, however, did not think pro_per to come within Says shot of us in plundering what few of our things imam $. Samud Roby and Edward it.,by of Wooddbut, 2 fecond time • She was a long low bug, fled re- Were employed Ind ed we the Officer are of ' cm a plide. L o ndon, a t t en, a t °aut.& ' he late cafes of Small pox, fubfequent to the Vaccine floated on flsore. e , • . ntarkahlY raft' and apparently had been out bin a o inion, that we l et have met more s isumane BANKRUPTS. Inoculation, have alarmed many families Co much, ',. very (bort time• All the people I had im board be- P treatment had the thip en loft on an enemy's coafti• wink" Baldwih.kta a hi_olt. Waal , . raw lad drover. dale that the prafice is in fame rufpcnded, if not laid hayed in the adton as well u I could expert." and daemon , to torien o er Decemb er 1 7 , It Eve, 21.51"1 afire ; for there is good authority for perfons taking i and lure they are, that any of his Majefty's 'hips 1„,,,,,, cg at ekwea, at the Feathers Ina, Holt. Anomie', Mr. ' butwhether inch FROM LLOYD', URI' which the inevitable perils of fervice may place in a %Mow, Intwm,jaw t o H a l t , or m r , Dansarr,whar...,_ the jmall • poz after tl.e Cow-pox ; cafes depended upon the mode of Inoculation, or oa aaaaa 1.1., Dee. is.--pa.a by the Managing.. Kett° fi milar fitUatiOn, will experience the fame treatment. court. Loather/ Ueda+. trum Bawd ; Andedon, Morle , from saturant ; Ralph - ~._ much cannot be raid of the prompt and fearkfs Bo a lrl ... jaa Wilton late of tke pariah of Claims, Woreefterddre. deals might have been forefeen and prevented, ma be • fors, autoloader., from &Mice; Dia na . Valeta:omm Nic k el : t 2 „r a b the Itarerusux and her mat 3. 4. and s 9, at deve.at tit Talbot made appear by fame future writer• 1 • Fair ' Amer, Flower, from New York ;Ana , Monk ; and the aturtance afforded u y Chines. Attornica, Man. Edmunds and Son, Liehanneeol2ce. I I am, your's, faithfully. OMBILT Bt. .„. which the Officers and crew of the Vic e- Lincoln' , inn, London ;or Mr. Thomas Hooper, Wocceftcr. Ire Easasctk • Woollwat from LUboo ; Arro • HatdrrfoD ' bran boatv, for girl.' • 'MI • F arta Redhead • and ' Marl ' "tante'', (era erne ' " • Bau d . f ., ..... are cer 1 ta'nly indebted for their li ves . Among Hugh Barker, of BMA take, falefrnan, dealer and charm., re.•••••••........... the tuts, Lamb, from Tollniellei" -Sidid the slip. ub' the meritorious Cervices of that ! p laited and moll able Poem! 5, and 19, al eleven, at the Bah Tavern, Bract -On Sunday evening as the cook and footman of llrs iminant nook. ; (Irealda'swenDelonde' lettprineraraCciCort. G m meran 1 Officer, Captain T. B. Munn, may be noticed, the it m t andetd Soo Lincoln ' s J. aT. L all Bristol: or Melks Ed- Sir P. BEALCROPT. of Wigmore- greet, Caveudid T ' awca —— i ' - t Mental' arkli' fur " fin I d ft h honourable circumftance of its c hi d e , ofac„„:,,t w r app w ri .,i,..„. i ,„40, of S t j o b. o g w ar fquare, were fitting in the gu sr an trio o kitchen, they beard a ARRIVED. .ave Le _ ves of four flips ping, Middkfes, fargeon sod apothecary, D a• 11, pagan 11, nide over head, and on the footman battening . op e-n 1 havin fallen to his lot to e h lives " g74117 ' i caigg J ag Margaret"' -....-'... t f Ant rcel fr Zant ßiga --• g • in dia f there of the MAOIII ,I CIII T, .and 29, a twelve, at Owildball. Attorney, Mr. WNW= Pitalapt B a i ts he perceived a man run from the parlour into • portfmwts, Laura. Bayne: sod Laati. Ile'wu?oleec Re• companies in re s, h i. No. 4J• Great ills, noun ' s O Fielda• At wan, Sarah. Lighk7, [tea• Q_osben-net NAIADS, V aaaaa eta, and another, wo e name does John Patrick Mills, a Ford-Rent, r Colehefter, Efez, fhop. die fired, whom he fecund. Several articles went bee"' Rrkh• franc (tiette"-At L'lldr• Caiedmil../At H:ll,oced nOt immediately occur to me. keeper, dealer and chapruan, Dee.. la 19. ad January 29, at Leo, removed from their places. but the interruption pew• (22,4,ec; a nd Aerial., Douglas, f irm Ir lcuriaavm . ic,...uala. -- at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. brown, Liide Friday- vented any thing being conveyed away. . • hitcnt. Robitoon , Dom t' et n agta a . s ~,,di:V,,,,,. .. ... ADM ..11 a ~..). y she Right fireet, Ckespflde• most VOMIT Or t AAAAA - 1 enc...A few evenings fie a liable beloagiog to lir. T• Goode, from Oporto for nor . liam jones, of Strangford, part& of To.sehone, Hercfordllike at darn , • sod Beads, tn, Irons .. Si ., om h djudication Rots, of Sutton, lea , bloke into and fevers! Reefs lay, from Lante ; Sally, .-• . ... wee. from LL,,,e,n--Ac o f th e air W N. Scorn proceeded to t-e a dealer is cattle, pig.,.nd Cheep, dealer and Mauna, January, Rolen : one of which seat A years old. and, what isf Londun-.At Demerara • khalltletb. m 442.eci1. Kura - of the following cafes : se, et, and ay, at amen. at die Mitre 'l run, les Broad-Dna, Manch ore. from Lataloo--at pre la tic , _ Low... Groan, Woldirom matter.--rw, was a briber prod cafe. Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Allen, I lerefad ;ur Mr. John remai ka, for the haft 26 ;ears . it had brought esPs' Iran !.nudes -ID the Elite. Elisabeth, hb NE he cargo, confifting aan afortment of tren, which Allen. Clement's-Ina, London. oa An average. is young nu• s arsoally. Liverpool, D fad; with co The Brothers, Jones, from Dtotbedl• far tbc court ro be idufacient, And direacd Dill further John Michael Slum/tone, of Pacers, Hams. (adman, dealer and LAft Saturday evening, as ooe of the nutrient& ~ chaperon, Dee 57, at one, Dec- AS, at eleven, and January 19, KY BeaaMat. , . I' ftrgnaCd . proof. chet was oin along Van road, fame boys' Pau. omderecrsowiter.-Thls gip war rettored by at ooe, at the Gram Tavern, in Patin. Attornies. Mr. David LOA . . g g , _ TM Dcbance, Mudge, bound to Oporto. . _ were titling off a (mall piece a cannon, *WM dia ' ••• I Nlkcham, from Stockbobn for Hull. Is captured. o=4:a prnmt of taw captor" c,;••nu,. cot, 06tpart, Hallts; ye Meas. Tartu: and Moak, lathe Tilt NiarL wa o N a PP ers frcdp sr ' ria° ler I " °°' il °° urocra, Brock sualter,---Thi. *ls a farther proof cafe, with re• Chasetry lane, London. wadding primp avinft the thigh of the uniettanawi 4 • wit llt of fb , fpr A to t h e dap a nd cargo, which the Coon was o! o r 55! Joh n DortrEtire da , late of Witten . Cneddre. innterar. cooper, a An_ r e b‘.;in,iir.ir (bock the eye of a m pallet:alter ca the tvlt • scar Margate. 14 I ' ire frigate' and eke Hats nc°P °f 114T' thehWaft lodic, infutEcieut, sad a/ventral°, renacoulcd lar IV ano ear° a rod chap/ran, January 17, rt. and au. at eleven. at the y ea wits: him, which it forced owl the soket. 4111: i • Ile , t under con•M• which failed Doss Codt. for Angel lon Nether Knotstord. Aorerntes, Mr Peter William. and 131" Pthic t • the lore° r-verrsrivatorer screen druids. ego Danville, Kn orr . ClieStllt ;or Minn. W rOtge °ll Wa s Stnrnediaral, ren e lane edis ealies4 Yht. Agin asui .0 the yth intl. put black ca fibs t o a stet (about to Lit) under • i The Cenn, attes.ditr, au,o_ w. Paiinlog, Pop: IlloAdlngo, LMle► but dm fi g ht is cie.,.. s ety di Nroyeitlf. 'the Adelphia armed Os*, with dm sawbar. in various nab ail :envoy, from Elkaar, are antral so _ _____ 4_- , • -- , ....-,-......... ........-- . • — _,./ a'. ' 3 ..4 • - ---- - arrawas-- - - -..... I' ......11.• nruncAL INTILLICENUE. MAILS THIS DAY—.WisdN.R. •aa. D 02.1 •aa. DOI. 0 z Ha da* I I 3 011Saltilt. On Sunday evening as the cook and footman of Sir P. DEALCROPT, of Wismar*Areet, Cavendies." f qua rc, were fitting in the kitchen, they beard a nuife over head, and on the footman battening nail* he perceived a ma n run from the parlour into die (beet, whom he fecored. Several articles Wet, removed from their places, but the interruption pre vented any thing being conveyed away. A few evenings ()re a liable ticloagirg to hit. T. Rocs, of Sutton, war. broke into and fevers! Reefs nolen it one of which was a 8 years old, and, what 10 remarkable, for the left 16 ) ears. it had brought op on An averages t a young mi. • animosity. LAil Saturday evenitig, as ooe of the Portfontrtli. c oaches was going along Vaualsall road, forne boys were tiring off a [mall piece of cannon, *ben INF wadding mock against rha thigh of the cosahmreate And rebf..in.itcg (buck the tye cif a pact ca the ,ox with him, which it forced out of the locket. * fur geon Rai i mmediately fent for, who re iv. but the right is tfaNtoriii. :ANE.