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General of oncArmy, a patron who had no military experience nor education. It,yras s in faa a doing nothing but laughing at him. He entirety objeaed to the motion, th e more erpecially, as the policy and neceffity of' the war was not yet made evident to the Houle, pod concluded with moving the previous Mr. WALLACE laid, that .fox far froni filch a vote of thanks being unufual, the•Houle had pared a fisnilar vote immediately after the capture of Serin gapatam ; firm to Marquis Wellefley, and afterwards to Lord Clive i • ai)ti betides, there were various other inftances. The praaice, therefore, could not be laid yo be new ; but whether there was precedent or not, it was impoffible for any man to contemplate thole • triumphs of our armies in India, during fuch a Ilion period, and at the fame time to bring himfelf . to re fufe the thaks of the Houle. Mr. JOHNSTONE was for the previnOs queftion. -le was lure that the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, . . v who had alto the title of Captain-General, did rot 4 receive thanks on account of the conduO of the Army In that country, and as for the brilliancy of the vic tories in India, where it was Rated that we had beat ten times the number of Mahrattas, although that 'Melt be a very proper matter of praife for the brave Armt who had gained the vietory, it did not appear, at fin! - fight, to be any matter of exultation to the GovernekGeneral. who had ezpofed them to to much danger, as it was acknowledged that General WeUefley'sAsmy was expnfed to. We had been foinetimes, too hefty in granting our Thanks—per haps we Were fo in the instance of Copenhagen, and alfo our Army'in Holland, when they were on the point of capitffiting. . . Mr. WLLBERFORCE, at the fame time that he profeffed the•greatell refpeet for the charafter of the Noble Marquis, *f.fid, he could not bring hirofelf to . vote thanks until having been informed of the castles of the war, be fhould faeldhat thanks were due. He was not ready to give pralfe to Civil Governors for entering into war, unlefs fnehwars could be proved abfolutety neceflary. Mankind were in general too much captivated with military glory, and neglected N themain - folid.glory of contributing• to the happinefs t of their fellow-creators'. Hr hoped, however, and trufted, that the examination of the carsfes of the war would only aad to the ,character of the Noble Mar quis. When the thanks of the Houle appeared to be Sot to him, ho one 'Would difcharge • that debt with mere pleafure than Lindell. . • Mr. HOBHOCJSE replied to the Hot. Member who (poke lag. He vindicated the eondue, and: . applauded the wifJom and vigour with which the , late operations in -India werecifeeted. An Honour able Member (Mr. it bed devoted a great part of his fpeech in declaiming again& the horrors of war; no man more heartily joined than he did in deprecating fo great a feourge to man'kind ; but at the fame tune when war became necelfary to refill oppreffion, no man would deny its jultioe t and Purely it was Impoftible for any •Englifuman to be &raj,- fied that prompt and decifive vianry was on our, fide. The Noble Lord who made the original Too, tion had iludioully and erprefsly put out of the quer-. tion every thin; concerning the origin, caulk, and. policy of the war, and confined his motion merely to the military tranfaetions, of which no man had capreffed any diratisfaCtion. It was to the wifdons of Lord Wellelley's Councils in conceiving the plan, and the promptitude and vigour with which that plan was cartied into effed under his direttion, that thanks were jultly Ji:e. Idr. WI LBERFORCE explained. Mr. GREY regretted extremely that the prefent amnion thould have been brought forward on this occafion, or that any occafion fhould have been given for a difplay of a diffetence of opinion upon a motion of thanks to a Noble Lord. to whom, per (orally, he held no fentiments bat thofe of refpeet.—. But be begged the Honfe not to be too precipitate in adopting a motion which mutt in any degree tend to preclude them from in future fctutinieing, and, if smelltry, cenfuting the conduft of that Noble Lind for commencing a war, of the origin, motives, or policy of which we were at this moment totally un informed. For his part, he was much more inclined to follow the good old precedents cf the ancient praftices of Parliament, than thofe of more modern silage. No man was more ready than hind - elf to fubfcribe to the valour wid intrepidity difplayed by our brave troops than he as..s ; and no man with a Britilh heart and Britifh feeling, but mull exult on loch an occafion. But (till he thought Parliament fhould be flow in declaring its approbation of any part cf the war, until it iiiould be a fcertained how far it was jai. necdfary, or warranted by policy; and he had no heft ration in laying, that if the prcfeta war in India was cioimenced wantonly, unneceiraiiiy, or uniuftly, for thc fake of aggrandifement, and di reedy contrary to the declared policy of our Govern ment in India, "'saint! the extenfion cf territory, and againft the politive 14w of the land, the Houk ought not to declare its thanks even to our troops, kit it thould thereby rifle the imputation of giving appro. bation to any part of filth a war. The value of the Thanks intended would not be leirened by a reafon able delay. This, he begged to remind the Houle, was not our first Mahratta War—nor the firli in that .:01intry in which brilltAnt victories had been Achieved, and had the Houle, upon the former occafion, voted 4 its thanks to Goyernyr Hailing., with what fiat of confiftency could it have afterwards followed him with an impeachment to the Bar of the Lords ? The atilt - ton would fairly apply on the prefent cafe. The condulft of the Marquis of Wellefley would, undoubt edly, become the fobjeet of parliamentary enquiry, as to the caufes of Mi. war. He fincerely withed the Noble Lr.rd fbould prove to be perfally juilitied ; but if the contra'' , fhould happen to be the cafe, what moll be the keliogs of the Houle on impeaching the wallow:els, the artininality, the torpolicy of a war, fir the v; t r t oroits prolc.:iiti.in of which they mould !.eve prevani;ly ti.a.o. : J Lim n ! Mr. HollifOii.iL a... 1 Mr. WALLACE ex p.,' •. d THIWIIII.US METCALFF, vindicated • 1 )•: conduß ...; the Marquis of Wellefley, and de tenc',:d the war as againft the hfahratta nation, who ..ere known to esel F i in, for t 5,a years pa, to be eI . :he common dilturbers of the tranquillity of Iowa; •...litsfe uniform ritici;.le, w,r.: plunder and devall t. IMT: to every il;:!WIldIng nation ; and who, thc bet ter to enable then, to carry on their purpoks, Lad ugly cr.tett.:oled in their service a number of French L.... 1 .'.ers :uniabi-J, by L4C ruling powers at farts, -Lir r eartimpn and kali/rate ahoy, to teach theft] Eu ropian traffics; but by the glorioss and gallant prow efs of our troops in that couvtry, their armies were utterly defeated; we had takes] from them 100 piece , of cannon; nor were there, he was convinced, 2c pieces more lift in any part of the Dekan.—Ht, had read a boot, which had been alluded to in the courfe of the debate, publifhed by the anthoritt of the Marquis Welleflty, which recorded a (cries of events unparalleled in the hill ory of the .world ; which not only juflified the conduit of the NobleiMar quit for commencing the war, but which (hewed, that to the wifdom of his eounfel, and the vigour of his plans, were chiefly owing our brilliant fucceffes, much as was due to the valour of thofe troops who were defined to carry thofe plans into effeet. Mr. GREY, in explanation, difclaimed for him fell, and his Hon. Friends, any intention of calling the fmallekimputation on the hlarquib of Wellefley. Mr. W. SMITH looked upon the Vote of Thanks for the cohquell of the Myfirre as no precedent fur this ; for the grounds there Rated were of a civil na cure, inclulve even of moderation, and the contefl was terminated: • • Mr ROSE fa:cl, in voting for the original motion, he did it upon .the principle that he was not thereby to be precluded from the future dircuflion of the Noble Marqui►'s enndu,2, or any other vote that dif eulTion might jollity. ` Mr. FRANCIS raid, that the Honourable Baronet oppolite to him (Sir T. Metcalf) argued from the authority of a book, of which be had the exclitrive advantage. - It was, however, rather extraordinary the Noble Marquis fhonld chore to make his appeal to the public opinion through the medium of fuch a publication, while Parliament had been unable to obtain the neceflary documents whereon to form their• opinion upon the rubjea. • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER' role, to allure the Honourable Gentleman that he had it in particular requell from his Noble Friend the Governor of India, to give to the Houfe every poffible document that could explain, even on the minuten point, the whole of his condua. The quellion was now called for, when the pre vious epietlinn was negatived, and t4e original mo tion of Thanks to Lnrd Wellefley carried. Lord CASTLEREAGH then proceeded with , the motions of 'Thanks to Lord Clive, the Honourable Jonathan Duncan, Governor of Bombay, General Lake, Major General St. John, the Hon. General A. Welleflev. and all the Officers of the Army ; and of approbation of the b y clifplayed by the Non. cpmrniffioned Officers and Privates I—which were agreed to new. con. • ROUTINE Stratum. Mr; ALEXANDER in:lona the Ira Mica and a Qprtes Loan _ Mr,. VANS? (TART prefented the Fourteen Million and a Half Annuity Loan - BM, Me Additional Import Duty Bill, matte Additional Wine Elate AU mad a brit time, and ordaed for a feecend reading to-morrow. . . . Deferred MI Tuefday the (mond reading of the Irilh Army of itcfeays Buftwatim BlM—Adjourned LONDON. 11 7 .IDAY, MAY 4. “PITICrOF STOCKS THIS DATAT ONE O'CLOCK • Conf.l6l money. and May ace. 36,1/. Reduced 33 4 -4 per Cent. 7111 Old per Cent. 9i/41—New ditto 951. — `Long Ann. 160-16—Short Ann. 3 i-i6-01roduro 31 4 pr. PRICk. OF S TOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 13 ti Short Ann. 3 I-16 3 per Cent. Red. 331 331 India Stack tll I 3 per C. C0n(.36” Imp. 3 per Cent. 34:1 4 per Cent 72 7tg i Riga S per Cent. 11a1 S 3 3 per Cent. Navy Oraniam, 4 31 prem. 5-per Cent. 1797 93g Emit& 'Mimes sltl. sa. Long Ann. 16 5-16 i CoaL for ace. 3611 Nothing has yet tranfpired refpelling the New Adminiftration. In fait the arrangements are not yet completed, and the various plans detailed i■ feveral of the daily papers are all mere conjedure. The CHANCELLOR of the ETCH ackyit kas not teen his MAJESTY fince Tuefday—fo much for the accu racy of Tome flatements ! It may be admitted as a fettled point (and indeed hardly any other is yet fettled) that Mr. Pixy. will rcfume hit former fituation. It is the belief of many well-informed politicians that he intends to recom• mend a very broad bottomed Adminillration, in which not only Mr. Fox and his friends, but the lead. ing men of all the three parties which joined to florin . the Cabinet, will be included. Others, equally well vetted in politics, contend that fuch a Government, however plaufible in theory, would be highly inju rious to the country, and that a Cabinet, compofed of men, agreeing in no one principle but that of getting into power, mutt ever be like an ill-tuned inflrument. No harmony, no concord, no energy can be expelled from it. Time will determine how far this opinion is well founded, Winch a Government be formed. Yelterday the Marquis of STaieORD And Mr. rol put off their refpeelive motions till Monday, but at the fame time expreffed their determination to bring them forward on that day, unlefs fume fatisbaory arrangement be made in the intermediate time. Mr. PITT and Mr. Fox were both clofeted ye ner• day with the I.olto CIIANCTLLout in his room at the Ht nfe of Lords, abt.ut half pail four. Mr. PITT came down filo, and Mr. CANNING was fent inn: the Commons for Mr. Fox. The interview 'ailed but (port time. Mr. Fn: afterwards came into the Houfe of Lords, and was engaged in converfatir.n ss Os Lord CRr v• •ILi.[ for sight or ten miantes. A► foon as he had retired, Mr. PITT entered, and ernverfed with Lords CR!N•ILLE and Mct.vti.t.r until the con•crfation or; the Marquis of STAIFFOPD'S motion commenctd, during the greatell part of w hich Mr. PITT rern.w.ed in the Houle. We have receirej New York Papers to the 3 , 1 of . April inclurtve. It it limed in them that the Bri;iin force has been withdrawn from the attack of Curaena. General DISSALIMLS has publdhed the ft,llnterng decree in St. Domingo. it mg be Cud to proceed figto the gel:mink and blended principles of policy and . hunianity : LIBERTY, ,O, DEATH.—GOVERNMENT OP HAYTL ,Head-qoattas, Pon-au•Prince, Jun. t 4 MST TIC4COT THE INDLPIINOEMCY OY HAITI. " The Oovcroor cOnfidering that a great number of Native Blacks and Mess.oftOloor are fuffering In the United States of Aapeyica, for want of the means of returning, decrees ".'here &all be anoint to the Captains of American velfels the fom of 40 dollars far oath ipdividoal they may refit= to this country. He ordas, that this decree mall be printed, publithed. and polled up, and that a copy thereof be immediately forwarded to the Cougrefs of the United Sfr.tois 'Ey the Governor General, (Signed) " passeLiter." We have received complete fete of the French and Dutch Jour:His : the former to the 24th, the latter to the 28th tilt. indofive. (From the Dutch papers we hare given lane extrafts in our firft page.) A Hambutgh Mad alto arrived this day, but it has brought none of the Journals of the 28th, though they were due. An ankle relating to Spain is of fame importance : If it be true, and it is no more than we had reafon toe xpeCt from French influence, that that power has prohibited the Isle of Englifh prizes, what it permits thole of the French in the Spann ports, we may fools t vet to fee an end put to Spanish neutrality. An article from Buie, doted vlao a4a of April. Rates, that the French troops have evacuated Mole St. Naafis, the lan place they bid in the ifland of St. Domingo. ' The Manitners fay nothing tefpeaiog the propofed title of the Emperor of the Gauls. FARM. A►alL tB—General B , Governor of the Hofpital of Invalids, died yefterday : he had been prefent at the bae.itifin of the Flaw CON stn., a circumflanee of whied Le often (poke. Lail night the Mindler at War fet ont for the ecarft • The CcWitallors of Dasew it Es, at St. Domingo, where great di llurhances frill continue, are principally emigrated Frenchmen, who acconanLite money, and fend it to America. GINIKAL 141111,MONT, commasors IM OttlF 07 TNt CAMP AT UTAICHT, TO THE FIRST t'ONSOL. Had <barters °coeval .tiltreeltt. April ss. I have the honour to inform you, that on the t ttb four large FAO& boats, full of troops, came In attack the Sea Horfe frigate, flationed in the Texel : the crews were intoxicated with punch. The combat was neither doubtful nor of long duration: two boats were funk ; two more made their efcape, but did not 'carry back half their people. This attack was a real aft of folly, which colt dear to the Englifh Beet : it 101 l by it feveral hundreds of men; the Sea Honk Whined no lofs. The tnglifli, nn doubt, thought they !horrid take her by furprife. APRIL U.—The forttefs of Mole St. Nieolas, the loft poll occupied by the French army in St. Domingo, was evacuated on the 6th of December, feventeen days after the capitulation of the Cape. Memo, APRIL s.—By an Ordinance publilbed here this day, all individuals and families, whether natives or foreigners, who have no certain occupa tion, or fixed refidence, milers they can give raisin tory reafonsfor their continuing here, mull leave this City within 3 . days. In any cafe a time will be preferibed for their departure ;—and the Foreign AmbalTadors mull engage for foreigners of their nation, of whom they mull give in a lift, if they will to prOlong their flay. We are now fearful that our neutrality will not' continue mach longer; the Government havinggiven orders that Englifh prizes not be permitted to be fold in Spam& ports. The Englifh Envoy, Mr. Furst:, and the Conful General, Mr. HUN rta, have received explicit hiltruftions on this fubjeft. HAGUE. APRIL r.-1): ivate letters from Paris contain the following intelligence a— " The Government has again fent a meffage to, the Senate relative to the ellablithment of an heredi tary foreccflion to the Government. We are allured that the firfl public aft of Bone. rears, after lie has affirmed his new dignity, will be to pardon Mouser, whole guilt indeed becomes every day more apparent, hilt whole condun in tome refpefls defcrves confideration. When lie has been judicially convifted, Ens ,PART.. will, is is laid, grant him a pardon, v itii a permiiton, rather a coma mod to retire to the of France, where the whole property of 10, wile is 6,iiated. Pi-fiins who pre:end to he accurately acquainted wi,h the char rafter rt . Mi,e tau, atf,rt that lie w:11 receive this pardon ii , 7 and gathu.:e. lie is nrw per mitred to have his infant fon bron,:ht to him every day." E. Aran. 19 Frerch Cnmer.:lrtry has palled 0)11-.1,01 this cgs I•,s Nl , lnich, to afErk in the the 2il r ar.s.l an‘qher Pt ince of the pc;b its arreiled on account of their bc:rg sr-d in :Ir. Ali A. (II 2. n Gin-rrnment made .1 verbsl sht Government rc!te.nly accede% to the :aft declaration r:• I.cn•inn }.rif ._, ~ :ent here, C me ri et, ii 11. :ler refl. !cr of his L:lat his the RffAirl Oder ct ti.c Lmoi re. of die E •icltrian BIR\F, A PAIL 9 —Th: uneafirth eccAfinned by i:lirreetion in fsectal of the C Immune' of Zu.. is ditlipated by accounts o: the difperfion and difarmcment of the infurgerts, and by the arrialation of their chief.. The principal among them was a that a ) maker, named W, now in prifoo at Zuria. SPORTING DITSILLIOENCt ---,....,.... NE*MAREET SECOND sPittNGI.IISEETING, MAY y. Fifty pounds for 3 yr olds C4l. alb. 4 yr olds SR. Yyr olds Bft. 71b. 6yr old and aged Ba. sal& T. AL M. B. C. Mr. Lagden's b. e. Burs, 4 yrs. ♦ A ' - t Mr. Norton's b. c. Holiou, 4 Irk - - . M. lioworth's eh. C. Bon, by Bustard, 3 yrs. • I Mr. Wyndhaites br. c. by Wlzy, 3 yrs. • • 4 • 14. Grofvenor's b. e. Montalto. 4 yrs. • Mr. Lake's b. L by Wainut, 4 yrs. - . Three to t againit Flodon—; to 2 ',aloft Mr. Wyndham's br. e.-3 to 1 againft Montalto. Sweepttskes of 15g.. each, sgs. ft. by 3 yr olds. Two yr ol:IC. it.i.. Mr. Parton's Dit!runt', • - $ 7 x Mr. POWOrtlel Hrettrap„ by Waxy, - 7 9 a Mr Watfon's Eby Sir Peter, out at Dreadnought's dam, $ 3 3 Wr. Wahl I's Lumbago, - 9 o !4 Gravroor's 1 wo •hom, - • - $ 0 Mr. Hallett's e. by PotEos, out of Qzis Mr. I.AL% 1. by Volorterr, dam by bicapa Lord (...rufvennes Bagatelle - . . Mr. Panton's Virtual; 79 7 9 ! P 4 sop/ The Judge could only place three. Ttree to a spina Dllletente-5 to 1 spina Iltzkurap—Ps to fir 'pipit Mr. Watfon's f..-3 to a +pont Lomb Ago. Mr. Sitwell's PipyHo, 7ft. btu IA saekville's 711, talk P.. M. loop. b ft-4 to aon Ptpylin. D. of Grafton's Parafol. beat IA SackviUt's Esibooter. each. K. M. t00g0.•7 to ion Paraia l.d Grofeenoe'; Baiatelle, Sit. jib. beat Mr. Vs:atria:Ca (by Sit Peter, Stt. ylb. Ab M. sours to 4on Bagatelle. Mr. Howard's Jack of all Trades, gat. 91b. beat Mt. F.llakes Braioworm, 81t. slb. Ywo 'sold C. as ga -.—Etett Mr. F. Neale, Bobtall,Sttylb. rec. bop. from Mr. Meathes gerorise. SO Agora the 'Flat. tors,. SW C. Banbury's Eleanor. aft. tont. tar. scp. (ma Mr. kfles Surprise, 111 t. rlb. Two-yr. old C. togs. Mr. Meilllli's Eagle, ELL sib. apt. Mr. Howonb's Awaked. y11.91b. AD. M. mop, Off by confau. NAUTICAL INTELLIciENCE. MAILS THIS D. saa. Doben s s Waterford o 3 LY...Wisid E. S. IL &as. /1914 limbargi 1 0 Fa Lirourn, MAY I.—Arrived this day the Amer rican !hip Charlotte, Captain Jests WaLeak, in so days from Charleflon, with Bgo barrels of rice, foe ender:. A large French Ihip privateet failed from Chatleflon with her, bound to Bourde.aux. and ann. ther was to fail in a few days after, for the fame deltination: they were full of nun, having as many as they could contain, of the foldiers takes at St. Domingo, and had juil arrived at Cbarkilon from Jamaica : no doubt they will cruise before they pro ceed for Bourdeanx ; silo arrived the American brig Rover, Captain Watts, from London; bit Majel ty's fhip PLOY sa, of 18 guns. Captain Haaric.ncs. to give infirullions to the vefels bound to the Welt ladies and Newfoundland.—Sailed his Ma jelly's . (hip IkTurais, of 38 guns, Captain Lax,, on a cruise. —Remain, by contrary wind, the Town fhendpacket, DODD, with two mails for Lithos; and the Lady Arabella ditto, Porrsui, with mails for the Lee ward Iflands.—The Eliii packet, with the Jamaica mail of this month, will fail on Sunday next. YARMOUTH, MAY t.—Yefterdayfaikd the Itatcat anop of War on a cruise ; and the BOLD gun brig,. with four fail of vie:loaners, fool the feet off the Ti lel. This morning arrived the 11urrza cutter of this port from a cruise. with 200 half ankers of fpirits, and a Dutch fchuyt, with goods and paffingers.— This morning about eighty French prifoners.were marched from this place for Stilton Barracks, efcort e%l by a detachment of the Shropfhire Militia.— Remain in our Roads the STATELY, of 4 gems, Ad miral Russet. A Rosy, of 64 guns, Capt. ; Vsous lugger, CIIAMPION, and HUSTAR cutters.— Paffed through feveral fail of laden colliers for the River. Wind E. N. E. SHEERNESS, MAY 3. — Arrived his Mejefty'a armed hoop Liam, and has /RAW the fiscal for con voy to the Baltic, Tonningen, and the River jades as has alfo the His armed (hip, Captain STUPART the Gams hoop is undocked and gone to Woolwich under jury malls : (he would have failed yeiterday v but owing to tome miftake, a leak in her bottom was not flopped, and the could not be undocked. LaR night a party of the 7tb Royal Garrifon Battalion embarked on board the Crown tranfport to convey 120 convias which are hourly expedited down the River to Portfrmuth. They will proceed as far as the Downs and wait there for convoy. The KiNces FON ER has gone out of harbour to the Note. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3.—Arrived the Wasp hoop of war, with the Flora, Monmouth, George, and Rover rranfports, and a large fleet of outward bound veliels, from the Down,. Wind S.W. FROM LLovrv. LIST. Dear, IcAy 3... Sailed the Vcterall Marl of war, ChllTlpkin and Squirrsil Ingares. en a cruise off Ikndogne ; and the Preiroyante icor,- ill, for Porta.liuuth. Remain in the Downs the MI of his Majdiy s Dips as per Lit. 'Wind 3.3. W. CoIIAirSIND, MAT I.i—Paffetl by the Brothers, Sampron , Twn Siners. Burt, ; Hope and Anchor, Lee, and Fryer. &c -her,. frm Norway; Nutt', Spilker, from Bremen; Maria. Isl.c's -.Lou, trutts "To:osingen s Trio, Douglas, from Tobago= Uni.iii, —, front Naplcs ; Maria, Barrack,frorn Oporto; 'ungit ohaima. —, horn Harlingen; Wilhellnina, Pctrrs ; I stri nogg jar. PoaP.; Elizabeth, V 4. tfrl; Jonge Petrossella, Pi ...and - - .. .. .. . ist Mess On .1 a , Avery, from Ko;:crd2ns:—.Sailcd the jaw Jan , Gyu, for ~ L •t% er .lam. A R.:Ttn—Off Dnver Sufan and Pony, fiarjaant, from LANs. At I.n•cyool Knit( tstittri;ht, M•lver, front Terriern ; Winiraie • , 110121 lattoin ; Orrioge Grove, Payne. from North Caro ; Rovrr,Startmck. iron , Bolton; EllegMfon, May, from De merara; H,niony,—, and the May, Smith, from St.Tboanaira. At Clyde, Sim:lngham Parket, IVl‘Carthy. from Charicftort. In .%urora, Harry. from Virginia. In tbr TCld. BIT. `am. 1.,:w is, from N,:vt York. At Naples, V. illians and , loom Yarmouth. At New York, Flita Green, and :he I iverpool Pzelitt, Waite, from Liverpool; Erpc ratcm. I lughes. troinCaruarvon ; George and Sioiplon, Clyde; .Abcona, tiotifon, and John Morgan, Howard, front 1 er.to.; N'i-i.ria. Eliza, Evans, from Il.o.idon ; Yams, fr. - n EvroßrothrfsWaldron. from Jct:ey. At &acin g Amity, NI D• iI, train LiverpooL At Phibdel e hia. Pronfelva ma, Bray, from ditto. At Wilmarvtoo, AfFociat ion, Knight, Item d.!lo At Bal.! vs, Ai.rata.gtiarliy. from Aft ear Aurora, An f_.!; Olive 2r;.rch, --; Atlas,Rirhards; DC 9 , 11,1, S; . •trki I'dt-sr, Dodds 80(...crown, Goodwin; Brothers, Hew dc:ori; Charlotte, Kent; M.,r7 and Sufannah, Clarke. Fisr.r rr:re, rergufon; Olive Brvech. Bight, Boddirirons, Wri,.l t; Mary Ann, Wood; l'riocefs of Wale' Greg; Amy. King :.n ee „, rous Planter, Bear ; Au. - uflus (nr.r, Bell; Simon Tailor, Mc k; Pun., Planar. It. , d, lii.. and the lark 1 . 4.14 —, from .orsrl••n edmiyi C. 'rota Cork ; Al a s, Birds; Coward. Wilfon: I rutty, White, and BA., n, Saida. irmss Brlllni. At Doroarira. Bars, from Live'''. ,al; kAiroro . , Limit, and Favni.,:ie, no. from London; and Fame, mil. from Africa At I °barn, Bmtßer., Riling, front Barnadoen At Baltimore, Moofon, tram London; , %Lid Marmot Vernon, -..—. troll Liverpool. muse :.1