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Plik- LONDON. WEDNRSDAY, SEPTEMBER s. C Lo I:DON soativ.—No bufinefs done at the Stock'Waage. PRICE OF StOCKS YESTERDA Y. Bank Stock 2321234* I Long Ann. af t-t 6 a per Cent. Red Ann. 6311 I India Bonds. is dif. is. prem. 3 per Ct. Con( 61 I Faehet Bile, is. preen. is. dir. 4 per Cent. Bit SI 1 Omnium i preen 5 per Ct. Navy, 96/ 961 i Conlon for see. 63163 DISPATCHES nom ADMIRAL GAMBIER, •ND LETTERS TO THE LORD MAYOR. Government have at laft received difpatches from Admiral Gamaise. They arrived at an early hour this morning, and a brief extra& of them was imme• direly communicated to the Loan MAY.a, at the Manton Houk, in the f( !lowing Letter: " ADMIRALTY OFFICE, September s. " Half pal! Six, A. M. " Lord MoLGRATI bas the honnur to acquaint the 66 Loin Myrna, that Difpatches have this mornirg 66 been received from Admiral GAMS:Ie, with an U account that the Troops, under the command of II Lieutenant-General Lord CATMCAiT, were landed. " without oppofition, at Wibcck, on the Ifland of 6 4 - Zealand, eight miles North of CopenhAgeo, at • five A. M. on the 16:11 of Augull." "DOWNING-STREET, SEPT.s, :Seq. " MY LORD, 66 I belie the honour to tranfmit for your Lord " infirmation. the fubßance of the Difpatches 66 received from Admiral GA1421111% and Lieutenant 66 General Lord CAT/MART. " I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) " cisTwritaiton. 44 Difpatches hate been received from Admiral " GAMSILIL and Lieutenant General Lord CATM " CART, by which it appears that Dwd CATHCLiT II joined Admiral GastalßlL nn the. 112t11 44 'Mr. TAYLOR, his Majefies Minifier at the Court u of Copenhagen, finding the Danilh Government sciroUld not come to amicable terms, had left the city. tit was then determined 'the troops fhould be land , ▪ ell on the morning of the 14th ; but contrary winds a prevented the (hips and trinfports from arriving "at the place of debarkation till late in the evening Of the t sth 4 early. however, on the following mOr a ning," the troops were ditembarked without any op - a pcfition, at a village tomiles north of Copenhagen. Lord Rosst,r w, with the fOrces holt) Stralfund, had a arrived on the 14111 at Neva Ifland " After the Debatkation had been effected, the " Commander of the Sea and Land Forces. ;trued a Proclamation, declaring, to the inhabitants of Zea " land, the circumflances under which they felt au " &reed to proceed to the debarkation of the 14 troops. " By private letters of the t7th, it appears that "Copenhagen was completely imelled by our troop,, "'and that the forces from Stralfund had anchored in *Maga Bay : they had been fired at from the k alai& tumefy, but fortunately without effdt. (A True Copy.) W. LEIGHTON, Mayor." Such is the fobilance of the fficial Difpatches re eeived by Government. Private advices, however; of the 17th aate, that there was every reafon to believe the Danes did not mean to make a long refinance. Our troops were in high health and fpitits. There has been an aeli-n between the Como: and Danifh frigate of 3a guns. After a (harp adion, the Dane (truck, having had thirty two men killed and wounded. The Com us did not Ink a man. Mr: HILL, the private Secretary of Mr. Jacxsom, our Minilier to the Court of Denmark, artived in town this morning at fix o'clock. Mr. HILL landed at Whitby at a late hour on Monday evening : he came over in the veal which brought the difpatchcs from. Admiral GAO 11l &a. Mr. HILL was fifteen days on his pairage At a late hour laft night, we received two-Gotter. burgh Mails, and their contents, fo far as relates to car Baltic Expedition, are important. • Ample camels from thefe Mails will be found in a Preceding column. The following letters from the Eaflern Coafl, cot . Wit fame higher particulars on the fubjed of the Bilk Expedition : • ABERDEEN. AUG- 29. " Wednefday afternoon left, the Brigantine Ada. lout, Capt. DueCAN t of Aberdeen, anchored in this bit, with a cargo of coals on board, and failed next morning for Sunderland. Captain Duacan reports, that he failed Come weeks ago from Sunderland. with Wim=e of fmall coals, on freight to Tonaingen, buns prevented proceeding up Eyder, by a flip of war, owing to the change of affairs in that quarter. In confequence of this information, CaPain D. failed forChritlianfand, in Norway, where bekend matters in a like fituatinn, and was on the Plitt of having his vete' frilled, when he with '&l5- ' ll 4 duped from that Port, on Tuefday the 18th 111 1 being informed previnutly to his departure, that three UM veflels were already detained there, and that there was an embargo laid on in all the other Ms of Narway, which are now of courfe Brut 2 litaluk us. " HULL, SEPT. s. " Acoafidential perfun was difpatched toCopeohs ten on M a a s a intimati on of the fleet's apprnaching the Dania territory, from the fortrefs of Cronberg, ioAreftions how to aft :_the anfwer wa', that the E ntallett mull pars unns.leficd. Admiral Camelia. 14 the P!iiCt Of Wale•, brbur i list up uff tbt Call, in the ' afternoon Or evening t and the following morning weighed, with a fine breeze, and in a fkort tido, let go his anchor within moftect !hot of the tank of Cron berg, with twelve fail of the line, hefides the 'flag (hip, and eleven vete!' of war of inferior force. The (here was crouded with Mediators. The Admiv , al fired a gun : this was the moment of anxiety and fufpence in the extreme, as the Danes fbppofed thatthe gun was Blotted, and they expefted every inflant, that h would be returned in a holiile way by the garrifon ;—the whole, however, ended in a falote of 15 guns from the Bruin' fleet, which was returned by oneof 17 from the fort. This friendly termination of the above bufinefs appeared to be highly fatisfatiory to the Danes.— , Amonga the Mediators, however, was a French Gen tleman, who teemed greatly chagrined : he Paid to an acquaintance, who flood near him, with a SNEER, " So your friend:, /fee, are corning t" and pointed to the Britifh Fleet :—" Tee, Sir," replied the other. " bid where are rota friersik ?"—" 'Mr !" rejoined the. French man, "juji over the water."--Before the Gentleman who wi tneffed there circumftancet, left. Denmark (about three weeks ago) the Quay MAW had inti mated to the Danes, that they had nothing to .do with the Continent, PRIVIDINCIS having clearly de, fined their boundaries by the Belts." •=•••••••ma.mmt• EAST INDIA FLEET. • •v. • 01 : I Fears having been entertained for tfie' &fe' of the homeward-bound Esil India Fleet, we are happy to Rate, that the D,tnifh packet Fredres Monde, from Bengal, is arrived in the Downs : fhe parted from the homeward bound fleet, so:Ailing of thirteen. fail of EaQ Indismen, two Whaters, and the brig Fly, about a tnonth6nce, in lat. ill. North. Yefterday morning at half after one Mr. ‘Srsyrr. M t the Mellinger, left town with difpatehOn.for hit MAJIISTY. , Yekerdty evening Mr. Banal., the Mefrenger, was tent eff front LOId CAMAIRIACIN% office to r ord. mouth A Ruffian Officer arrived at the Admiralty yeller day, to folicit permiffion to feud the body of the Ptincefs Gaitrat“ to London to be embalmed. The requeti was immediately complied with. An American vacl arrived at Cowes from France, brings the intelligence that an embargo has been laid upon all Pnrtnguefe valets in the French ports. The Earl rfGott.asuao, as Patent Comptroller of the Cutlems, has appointed James Wassit, (ficand fun r f hii Chief Deputy, Parma= WaLsn, Efq ) Deputy Comptroller inwards and Outwards , of the Onafting betties, vacant by the death of J. G. HAM RD. Efq. . It ha• been -Officially notiqed in General Orders, through the Kent Ditlria, that Major CLAM, late. Brigade Major at Canterbury, has been appolntea by his Royal Hiselinti, the Comasander in Chief,-tn aft as Adjutant General in that diiirift. during the ab fence of Lieutenant Colonel Lord Ayt.stsa. We underhand Malden Smacks is one of the , principal Depots for the reception of Volunteeers from the Militia. Upwards of moo are already :Ambled, 253 of them from the Royal Weßmintler,' all for one regiment (the a4th.) Notwithhanding the number aad variety of regiments, the greeted order and harmony prevails. In confequence of Romrtey fair, and in order to accrmmodate the innkeepers at that place, the route Of the 3d (King's own) Dragoons, has been altered, and the firtt divifion arrived in Canterbury yetter day : the other divifinns will arrive in fuccefflon this day, Thurfday, and Friday. The Firfi Surrey Regiment, under the command of Colonel GAI rsIC Le., commenced permanent duty at the Montpelier Ground at Walsworth, to continue till the 15th Wiwi' inchtfive. The neighbouring Corps are about to follow this example. Saturday. the Flintfbire regiment of Militia, in bar racks at fort Pitt, Chatham, volunteered 20 more than their complement, for the 95th Rifle Regiment. Monday, the Eafi Suffolk volunteered iso men for the 12th Regiment. The Cardigan and Denbigh regiments of Militia, at Sheernefs, began to volunteer on Wednefday. One hundred and eighty of the Earl Ellis Militia vrlun:eered yeflerday at Dover for the loth and 63d Regiments of Foot. The Fraferburgh Volunteers, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel FRAM, with their ufual ala. crity, are to %tremble to morrow far permanent duty at Fraferburgh, for ten days. Two hundred of the 2d battalion of the Royal Lancalbire Miiitia have volunteered into the 47th regiment, lying in Fiction. S a t ur d a y t h e Cilhream Guards were infpeeted in Hyde Park, by their Colonel. The I h Regiment Was alfo paraded in St. James's Park, by Colonel WHEATLIY, in the abfence of Colonel Witsve, who is indifpofed. Several Volunteer Corps were infpeeled at the fame time in various parts of the metropllis and its environs. • Saturday morning, his Rnyal Highnefs the Duke of Cam saiDGE, while infpe&ing Colonel Bolton's bri• gade of I,ight Cavalry, on Hounflowleath, received a violent blow on the foot from the horfe of la officer in his fuitc which had lathed nut. His Royal High nefs made flight of it, but was prevailed upon pro ceed tb the adjacent barrack, where fuitable remedies were applied to the contufion, which was confider ' Able. Colonel BIINIVRY. of the 3d regiment, ii airived at Bath to altume the command of the feveral de tachineuts and men about to volunteer from the Militis a ,,in that Dif htotvimfeinoight the Lord Prnvofi sod fiagif tivet,govAlerikem. gave an. entertainment, in the Town Halle to kLinenenant Colonel CatetitA4 antA / the 01E1(144A the' Atgylethire a.`l)AtettA. bartacki** o - „ Yegierday tht Loan fitLosi orelered thertitfet'd Brad to, be reduced half an AiSze, to takOfriai IO 4::. Atir IC 'a lATTILLIGSNCE. • ' 1 MAILS—Wind S.W. ARR. VUIL ARR. Mt. Dub!ll3, o o I °attention* a a Waterford a a 1 Leeward Wanda a o The Weil India Fleet failed from Plymouth on Monday. under convoy of the ULYSSES, of 44 guns. - ititiOCATE; AffGUST 31. ' • .1' • --~~- Without making any enquiry refpeaing the ma amount of the additional force to be embArked here, it appears tertain that zoo° men at left ate tWtake their departure in the entitle of the pr-feet * ek 14`..m our harbour, if tranfportn,ean be procured to cur,ve y them, for the Wend of Zealand. The whole of the ph hatt,lion of the 6oth Reg"• went failed from the pier., yeltet day morning, tvi.h a fair wind, for ',eland. Another Dana (hip was brought in !his atort , inv, by one of our akin-brigs: we tin n t. however. thick her any acquifition, as (be is in 641140, andicamelin without being damaged. FALMOUTH. AUGUST 3a Sailed the Prince(' Elizabeth packet, Capt. ICiDD I for Lilboo.—Wind N. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 30. Came in the following D*nith vac's, all detained by men of war and privateerN : Ship Willie!mina Terefa, Captain Pieter., laden with fait, bound to Copenhagen, by the Snap DragOn privateer. Brig Walfeten, Captain Sehont, from Lighorn for Copenhagen, with wine, entrai n , and (nap, by'the •Indefatiphie privateer. Their Graces the Duke and Duchefs of Lac eat von left town yeflerday morning for Scotland: Yellerday, his Grace the Duke of Potrt,AND ,a . ie a Cabinet dinner at his bottle in Dr•wittiog-It•eet, at which were the Earl of CHATHAM, the CHARCbLailsa of the Exenstansa, Lord HawKEsBURY, Mi. Cthi. MING, &C. &C. A Clergyman in a mining county, in converfation with a Gentleman, r bferved; that he never Eyrie h;1 of his 'Patiationers, until era UM Up la be 4401 .• Two more children have died under (mall pr a inch. eulatinn at Ayltliam ; one un rtitfday, and the other on Wednefday, lath' 1 Wedncfday afternoon, about-flee o'clock. a /Foy alarming fire *is difeovered in the Mile hoar Mill, on the North' [bore, Liverpool, belonging to Mr. J shii Adimfan, one of the moll valuable and belt conga/14d corn arils in.that neighbourhood. The alarm was inltantly given, -and Mt. Adam - ton, with his affiflants, and a (Mall ntithicernf neighnou•s and accideniak &length were immediately colteeted to gether, by whole prompt and vigorous eff.-its the file .wailoon fuladoed. and op the arrival .1 the firemen wholly ecingatiflaed. . - -• :! Yellerdartiening a fire broke rot it the h. ne 'pi J.Aldington, a balker, in Dr uiy . lane. The vven; it war ruppored, 'ate: overheated,•and commin.:cste'd !Conte 'Fmk, to:the 'main chinriea, wr.ich let fi•e to tthe-parlour ftior.. It was'g rt . urfder before any very 1 material d integrate is done. . In the evening - . i Friday lAA fire brike out in 'the houfe of 'Edward Dering, Flq ,fir Bo ham, which ~ l: fiat th reaiened the c10rt,431 :4 Weir mar.fi n, b at ‘'sy the active erections of the feraints, aflilted by the ,eight 'uring . ioahi4ants, it was happily got under, titer havinedeflreaed the ronna 'in which it fr.irti ' listed, tired by Mr. Dering is his 4rffEn g room, SAth his *ear; s/e.ap i sarel, 'pat Is, : fowlissg-pieces, and frndry articles, to the ain-iunt ; of f me , tiuqdred . .uncli. It was caufed by tle fire from the kitchen Chimney, frond Which the room naas feparated ,ro:y t ry A flight partition. A stanton.l4'of atrocity was comm;ited duri g tire p'erf-rtnance at the Theatre, Cant, !bury, on Sa t•urclay evening._ 'A man fornesehar lot xicated :brain a mart 'Oafs trifle fr fm the,galler y into the pit, st:loch fallir-i'nnale head nf a tersant of Lora Ca AN - Lev, !make ar:d 'wounded him contitterably, lu. kily tra dangernrifly ; the fragments at the tame 11TC 1 lacerared the chCek of another _perf n, and the arm of a young w iman. The delinanent was immedi ately difenveted; and there was a general cry at the m .ment of " throw him over," but on this fuhfi.ling, he was finned and taken before the May f; rho etininiittedfnim to Wellgste gaol for further r x ttni. nation till' Monday, when the parties who ftulfired aftended, hut in confequenceut the diffiett'tif t' ere might be in procuring theattendaece of the e ;demi, hereafter,• in tale the prifoner thould be commit ed for trial; it was cenreored that tir thf uld be libel at .:j. on the paymenrof three ic.iine.iss, to be given to any public charity the Mayor fhnuld dire& I tie if tr.!er whore name is J• hn Hendon, ivas a fervant nt an officer in the Well Mr:folk Militia, and in order ea obtain the mrsney for the above ptinpore, was necef fitated to volenteer into the line. The Eall India hoineward botind fleet, f r whc re Safety fame apprehenfion has keen tinneceiroily err-, tertaired, is not expeded to arrive for this fortnight, The CONCORDE frigate, which has brought the Weil intelligence of• this valuable c`nri'voy, failed from S'. DOVER, SEPTEMBER z. Helena two tlAy• beffae them not alter them, as it A convoy from Oucbec pallid by here y e ll e rd e y has been ltated.y She h as ke en arr i ve d a f ortn i g i v, and the officers fay, the convoy - would be at lea a evening, for the River. Came in this morning, the ~ninnth behind them reaching England. in • flip Hauflend, of Tonfberg, Captain Anitol. from On We,iriefday a Danith_merchantrnan, laden with Dram, with timber and deals, for Kinfale, detain e d; timber, lying in Southampt • n r i ver . was ta k en po i . by the Blazer gun brig ; elf() the (hip Julii.la, of felon of in ere name of his Britannic Majefty, by as Arundahl, Captain Jettssrm, from Chrifliana, with officer &Matched from the Ito' 1•1. WILLIAM fag timber, for Portfmauth, by the Tickler gun brig.— thip, at Spithead. Wind S. W. and moderate. The Hettar, Batt, from J a m a i ca t o t h e Cl y d e, i s ARRIVED. taken by. the Lionefs French iffival eel „ an d carried' into Curbs, after hea•ing toff three d i ff erent p r i vateers . At Liverpool, the Abeona,—, from Philadelphh ; R eft:Au di-4%, Pernhenon. from New Providence; A E I. Hatey,trom Tie Hahn had one man killed, and four or five.. Charlatan; Horatio. Nichol, ; and the Swift, Taber• from him wounded. York—Off Dover, the Brian! Trader. Philips, from New York . According to recent nbrervations made by our —At Charlatan, the Armed Neutrality, ---., from Africa; and the Mercury, gagers, from London..-At New Providence, cruisers, no alteration has taken pl tce in the 6 nilla ' the Patent, Anderfon.from London. . •• at Boologre., A . , force of from thi rt y t o f orty f mtate ' . It was lately Rated that a Noll French fanadron, rigged 'ads, and two large prams, one' of the latter . ennfitting of a line of battle flip and two light Tanis, bearing an Admiral's fl ig, is flatioticd at the cat tail :e a were at lea, and that Admiral GARotten had detached df the harbour, apparen•ly as an harbr.ut gu ltd. All.• two or three of the Channel fleet in (web of :it.— the tell of the fq , i.te rigged veffis arc Hill I l ia apt The American flip Manking, eleven days from L;ver- j infide, with their topma Hs firisck. Any activity .nb pnol, bound to New York, which . was boarded ligift fervable in the place, i. confined entirely to prerara. his Majefly's fhip Amazos b ors the gosh of July v in,l lions for defence. Of the total military ft.,ree at Bon lat. so. t 3. N. long. ii. o. W. communicated the. 'loge, our cruisers could form no idea. They law 'following information on the fuhjal ta.- • a • 1 , three or four thnufand men exercifed every morning,- * i 4 , On Saturday, the 25th of July, in the afternoon, the Wanking ',whom they fuppofed e zerc ire. The %cirri s at to be confstipts le arn i ng t h e i r CALis e t tnf r it ent i re l y fell in with a line of battle Odp, a frigate..and fehooner, fuppolad ! craft luaretts and brigs ; and, at Ambletenfe and Iron various manoeuvres , to 1* French, particularly by their rosin . log the felsoimer to ( peak the Manking. The fehooner hid Ail . I ..-, ' , ,was from Cadiz, hound to Cork , and denied baying any. /nom. Vitnereuz, nothiag was vifible or in motion, except a , ledge of the above thips, notwithaanding the immediately pro-; few (muggier,. f • .-.. . 414 I Coen EireseaWai, Seri. 2.—Every tiered/Ilion of .- tented to rejoin them, and continued in their compal.y until 14 4j.rain is here in thou (Imply.- - Wheat fully maintains Monday fonbwine. when the Manking lott fight a them in S 53 N. long 'et. 53. W. then (landing to the fouthward and P . veftward, updte eary fa Th e wind war frea, from t h e WA: vita pr icey-Barley and Malt are each dull of tile, and * !ward deuinc,tin rime they were to fight, and they continued hat fomewhat lefs—Berans appear on• the tire—There the whole lime under v ery en (peakli t tle fai re l v , cra fel i dom varc •n i zit ,% ine bie sof b, hliffir I, are no arrivainnf Oats enallways, and the few Fo tions. or 'attempting"OW. , : einn funiort an advance in price--.--fielei of Flour as that thitelolineja tight. One brig mily.which ran down to thhd. 'Ol annexed ; Fine quoted 6os-famine; aiid fine )King.' .was drtalned.i• •On Suadav, at [Wet, th e line of battle ihii Offtid `,. • . 'S complettir,leithin ball of the Matilda, , but did nor. fpedk. amts.; rican 366 to 4os.iper bar' el.' •-a / WU paintcd-vOth.a black (tree* nerweera nee Torras . Tata feapers;t . •, , ra ,nosti e s I. SIIIII CUCT AS'UNI/11 t ' • had dark yellow, ful l , On the alida,/t. ]pit. in 14 SY' r 9.441„ 01 .14s 6 64 - Par qt, 4-.517 Penredet Sab od Minting Olt' tile CanktbratidWir ; ;be httrr .infAmie‘, s 9 e is.6tis 5As ad ; ; i Scans, 54 , 3 a. od ;her that an AntKarflenkioner fed& , CAM 'ail l aki I it, (new) 40- ids Od Tick Ditto la , 48, vi rt i nardal $ * A rta' fun Wore ; had given littileignation of Via Fran" 14 ;04 mr'sido"n-r ',.- "" Oats . : ;s 16i so s ;74'.. by..whio he laftbeen seeentlnott al Owe 004 int. hooey 66e Iss od • a "*;! a 'Poland dim, 31s :43 4 , . ,Ithe do hnefi of tp t V i ght. the crouk/ m g r inguitb their far ayj VOPltYytapikl Ra e' MOO Paiute slittolfs oaf ... p tt r with eitai!Aitt. - r are riffnotf.4 ,k W I * 4Wit S-e:I. 2.3141,, Fine Flour s:s to zBs.---4reuids.tos to sp. irius d rok itie d by i b , maaint. .. . • • ... .5 . .1 - .t,. ~.... 1 Brig Twee Ckhroders, Captain Kreegh, from Par:Unfair Opor to, with lax, by the Lion privateer. • Ship Hamnogin. Captain Nearli ft with fait, for Chriaimfand, by the Snap I'begon, Ketch Speculation; Captain D4aibe, from Natiial,wttO deals, by the Cockatrice armed brig. Ship Throe Sifters, Caraip Meet : brig Hannah, Captain Jen genfon a Chip nom Captain J. brusilin, all from St.Proix. bound to Copenhagen, laden with ruin; (Liar, exc. detained . by the Sem pine of t 8 glum. • Haniburgh ketch Contianft, Captain %segment, froM i Cictorto to ToeningeNwith fugar, fruit; etc: detained by the Boy liiragon privateer. •:.1 • . . • Dane brig Frid, Poulfen, with wine for Copenhagen..., dined by the It eitAition privateer. . Dane trig Aurora, Captain Btittitloff, from Liftict, l tti . Ton- Mogen, with fugar, cotton wont, Ice. detained by ditty„ Garfhans, Captain Chandler, from Bolton, detakossUbt the Iris, of 3s guns Dane Slip Peels. Captain Miterpfte.• from Gibraltar, with wive foe Tomaingen, detained ,Ity the }lnver, of 4.841 Hamhurgh (hip Edward, Captain Bargyrort, flan pponto. to Torningen. With fugar, detaiotil by ditto. Herald, Captain Dane. frond Norfolk to Bremen; : krketaiatto !tans, dttained by the Lion privateer. • :' I: • 7 Carte in the Pittman:a; of Is guns, froop of war; froth Towey t and . _ the Spring; 'Captain Jrom Cork, with provifiln% for this, port ; aticarne under convoy of the RorsoLuse psn bsig. in company with It ethers,—which paired this port yelterdAy evening. . PORTSMOUTH,„EiPTENIBER z.., , • • Arrived his tofrjelly's.Qiipa BF LTV and dOP H us, with the. Sir William Palmate', Ann.', Diana,. and. the Experiment Eafl Indiatnen l ,•and a fleet of other outward- bound veffeh, • •under convoy from: the Downs ; alto arrived thil*4finwe,r,, Kurz, with deals from Qrbec, and came igtb .har h:mr. Sailed the Tisvrmona , guard fhipi•fettrLy . .1 mineba.—Wind S. W.* • • • 1 • •" ' DEAL, filtoi tMB . 1. The SP AOULL floop of Capt. CATIK42I:OIII* re captured And fent into. the Dowis the Doiii•Of Weymouth, laden with Portland flock; flie•viaitalten about threettonths fince, and carried into Donkirk which place (h e was proce e ding f ro nt to a po r t to the North' Ord to deliver her cargo, when the.Seastrii fell in with her. The Exertion gun brig, Lieuteharti Roaerr Foam 'commander, has detained and fen in here the Danith (hip Peter Oneil, fr ,, niNnrway, laden with timber ; alfo a Danifh brig which has fince gone to Dover.—arrived laR tight his MAjelly's fhip CltriCqDll. from (I . 2ehee, having under her convoy the Q2ebec, BAILtY ; Diana, Cox ; Hannah, - R sac ; Litter,. Boyce ; and the Profpeet,'Tzusay, WhiCh-yC tilled for the, River. Alfcrarrived and failed fqr Jae River, the Duke of Kent, Capt. Rick ITT!, frem the River Pieta, 1,411 from Surinam. Sailed throirgh . the Downs from the River, the Lufifliana, CORI 4 AN, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Science, Howasn, for New York ; the Swfhnoy Ruffian frigate) for Labors, and the Monkey gun brig on a cruize off Boulogne. IN THR OWNS. Prineers of Orange. Vice Admiral Rowt.ar ; Canada ' jignis ;. Clyde and Kangaroo Ouop ; Crocodile frigate; Furious and Bla;er gum Drip• • 41 1 i