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SAILING MATCH. GH, Millbank,—The superb CUP and given hy the Proprietor, will be re-sailed fur on next, the Sib of August, 1811, by the following Mess tire Boats, viz. Distinguishing Tous. Owners' Names. Places. Spots. 8 Capt. Plamousi, Lambeth 1 6 --- Nelson Ditto 5 ---Ebdril, Mad: wall 3 4 .-- G aywi ood, Alillbank 4 Fillon Lambeth I 5 W Miaow, Paul's Wharf 6 4 -- Huogerford 7 Lewis, ' Crabtree 8 will start from lllacktriars Bridge at Four o'clock, boat stationed off Putney Bridge, and return to Ra - a Cup will be presented to the- Winner between Concert. occasion will he given a NAVAL GALA, and a lay of FIREWORKS, with appropriate Devices, by rider. to at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock Admission is. 6d. • • D ANELA( .L COVER, g THITRSDAY nt Gent , men's Plea. Floats Names. .J Sally Actise Venn, Spitsre Caroline Swallow Calypsn Mary Ann The Boats wi: sail round a bow neigh, where a the Acts of the On this occa Grand Display t Signora Hengler Doors open at precisely. Ada FROM SA )LEMBER I Shire of Kim room of David see of the Con AE This day, Highness thi behalf of hit of his Majes VICE-ADM Edward Bowat and K illiam E WHITE. REAR-ADI and K.ll ; Sir William Alba,' Herbert Sawyi MIRALS of t REAR-ADI Lord Gardner; William Mimi 1 1 1 be REAR-AL REAR-AD: Bart.'; Eno, 1 77. - .(1; George and Robert h the WHITE. And the pointed Fla Right Hon Benjamin Hal :amt.' Nicoll arras Byasti Ma Wolly, Esqrs. Captain Wi of the Blue, b cod on the list His Royal 1 the behalf of • stone Hope, Cockburne, I in his Majest Hallow4l, Et Lord Ameliu tea Flag Olhc • His Royal the name and Brownrigg, It be Goaternor to the Island Second Cap • vice Robin Second Carl Erg Lieuten Second Lien vice Dundi • First Lieuten Macartney Second Ambits. Second I.ieut Johnstone, • Second Licut Trench, di COMMissit • '1 1 •' 1 John Kingsb the Lino. Commissit Not John 'Moroi EAign John ' promoted Lieuteuan Commissi4 , Richard Ads Dated Jul Coniniissio t• Sr dilutes Division c Huhn Kineni Ptli twirl C h at jlohn Hill, ( camber 2.• laws Redd • , Dated M Archibald 11 Easterr }lush Bowl 1 Vi m. Duo 1 Alta. Dort loguietient • August 31. 6-altr at Staitilord Mayso W An , r dead John Dab iei•d•r A vern,Dt• !taiga .1 Vishaei Ss ‘4 l t u n, C sri Aulmst I Court H des, Lon I I L t . Riphard cll4p.map HUf.O 111 ; ;ATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, JULY SO. RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. lOnross.—Thomas Grahain, Esq. of Kinross, In the avid Clephane, Esq. who has accepted the Office of Commissioners of the Revenue of Excise in Scotland. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, AUGUST 1. , in pursuance of the pleasure of his Royal the Prince Regent, in the name and on the its Majesty, the following FLAG OFFICERS iesty's Fleet were promoted, viz. iMIRALS of the BLUE, Henry D'Esterre Darby; iwater; George Palmer; William O'Bryett Drury; Essington, Lsqrs. to be VICE-ADMIRALS of the iMIRALS of the RED, Sir Snnmel Hool, Bart. it Richard Goodwin Keats, K. 8.; Francis Fender ; Jacky Otway; George Lumsdaihe ; Henry Nicholls ; %wyer ; and Davidge Gould, Esqrs. to be VICE-AD the BLUE. .DMIRALS of the WHITE, Right Hon. Alan Hyde •r; Robert Watson; Manley Dix.ru; George Losack ; ,tchell ; George Hart ; and Thomas Bertie, Evan.' to •ADMIRALS of the RED. •ADMIRa%t.S of the BLUE, Sir Chalks Hamilton, ' Curzon; John Laughanie ; William Har- George Gregory; John Ferrier ; Richard Incledon Bury ; •t Moons:nu, Esqrs. to be REAR-ADMIRALS of 'E. undermentioned CAPTAINS were also ap iag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet, viz. ion. Lord Armiius Beauclerk ; Alexander Fraser; allowell; G. orge Johnstone Hope; William Taylor; I Morrit,„L George Bunion ; William Brown ; Tho lart iu ; i hn Law ford ; Frank Sotheron; and Thomas (Ts. to he REAR-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. Villiam Bliga has also been appointed Rear-Admiral , by a Commission dated the Sig July, 1810, and pla list accordingly. Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the King, (MS been pleased to appoint William John , Esq. the Right Hon. Lord Henry Paulet, George , Esq. and Samuel Hood Linzee, Esq. to be Colonels esty's Royal Marine Forces, In the room of Benjamin Esq. George Johnstone Hope, iisq. the Right Hun. ius Beauclerlt, and James Nicoll Morris, Esq. appoin icers of Ills Majesty's Fleet. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. DOWNING .STREET, AUGUST 1. Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in id on the behalf of bits Majesty, to appoint Robert Esq.Lieutenant-General of his Majesty's Forces, to Comtmwdt.r.in-Chief of the British Settlements tut of Ceylon. 11111)DANCE OFFICE, JULY 31. Royal Regiment of Artillery. stain and Adjutant Richard F. Cleveland to be Captain, lnsou. retired. Lain Edmund Walcott to be A4jtitant. vice Cleveland. tnant Wm. Dundas to be Second Captain, vice Walcott. ater ant Hdlebrant M. Parrat to be First Lieutenant, adas. tenant Frederick Arabin to be Second Captain, vice 4, retired. :unman t William Dennis to be First Lieutenant, vice All Dated July 11, 1811. .utenant Kenelin C. Wulff to be First Lieutenant, vice te, deceased. Dated July 12, 1811. Corps of Royal Engineers. :ntenant Arthur Tompson to be First Lieutenant, vice deceased. Dattd June it, 1811. ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Western Regiment of Essex Militia. igsbury, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart, appointed to . Dated June 27, Nil. ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. iottinghamshire Regiment of Militia. troll, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 21, 1811. ;lin Francis Elringion to he lieutenant, vice Martin, Led in the Line • Ensign Michael Henry Hoctor to be rant, vice Forbe:, promoted in the Line. Dated as above. %ions in the Dorsetshire Yeorrisnry Cavalry, . signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ,dams, Gent. tell). Comet, vice Weld, promoted— rly 1811. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Stir lingshire. I Faineant's*: Bart. to be Lieutenant of tbeWestcrn ,of Stirlingshire. Dated June 13, 1811. • geoid, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. above. 'II r Stirlingshire Regiment ote se Militia. • wales Lynam to be Lieutenant. Dated July 10811. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gun, promoted. Dated De 'J.; 1810. blie, Pent. to be ditto, vice Llecbman, promoted.— Viay 1,1811. M-Lachlan,pent. to be ditto. Dated July 1,1811. 'n Battalion of Stirlings'hire Local Militia. tie, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 16,1811. Nilson, Gent. to be • Aisistant.Surgeon. • Western Battalion. top, Esq to be Captain. Dated May. 1811, it Robert Brown to he ditto. Dated Jour 6, 1811, tens, Rogerson to be Lieutenant: Dated July 6, 1811. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . lia!furd, late of Gahm, Rutland.hire,driper, and iliappvn. ;t eleven, at the Ciwan and 'Talbot Inn, td, Irccalgskire. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wilantl,of Liverpool, merchant. :sited+ Fleet:gond lA' intams of Liverpool, merchant. BANKR 1/ P rs. ;bury, Ire of Mencliester, dealer and cbapman, to sur4 Avast 28 . , ci, and Sept. 14, at Joel% at. the Dog Ta 'Dratitate. lklaectester. Attornlei, Meows plight and 1 .4 notches:, r ; or Mr. FAN, Chancery.dane, London. tiendenten, of hiiihngtent Grange, township of ?eliding irn-factor, dealer and chanthan, August 15, at five, t 16, at nine, and September 14, at eleven, at the New Hous, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-Gin. ..ondun ; or Mr. Beaver, Wakefield. Kr& of hitipion, Yorkshire, ohopkeeptr, dealer and chapmap. August 16, 17, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at the Black .-r.e Um. bkiptQll. Atrornies, M. lieebc, Staple-inp, Lone • Mrssrs. takipton. John 'Wilson, late of Crutehed Friars, London, but now.! tit." Wandsworth-Road, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chapman, August IS, 17, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Hacket,.Old Bethleat, London. John Fleet, of Mill-street, Latnbeth, Surrey, miller and coal merchant, August 10, 17, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fowler, No. 7, Clement's-Inn. Simon Temple, of ltrrow, Durham, shipbuilder, August 12, 24, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at the George Inn Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Wildes and MaCkarall, Chancery lane, London ; or Me Joseph Bainbridge, Newcastle. Enoch Abrahams, of Bedford, silversmith, jeweller, dealer anti chapman, August 4, 17, and Sept .14, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Harris , Castle-street, Hounda ditch. Thomas Hacker the younger, of the parish of Middlezoy, So merset, jobber in cattle, dealer and chapman ' August 5, 14, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at the Globe Ina, 41 Bridgewater.— Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox, No. 5, King's-Bench- Walks Inner-Temple, London; or Mr. Anthosty Deane, Castle-Bailey, Bridgewater. James Budd aid Thonus James, of Snow's-Fields, parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, coal-dealers and co partners, August 6, 17, and Sept. 14, at ten, at GnildbalL— Attorney, Mr. Webb, St. Thomas-street, Southwark. George Squier Green, of Bristol, accountant, auctioneer, broker, dealer and Chipman, August 15, 16, at twelve, and Sept. 14, at six, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bush and Prideaux, St. John-street, Bristol; or Messrs. Bleassiale, Alexander, and Holme, No. i I, New Inn, London. ,Thomas Hockly, of Mincing-lane, London, merchant, August 6. 17, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at Guildha ll . Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinsons, and Thomson, Copthalltourt, 'lhrog- mottos-street. Thomas Roberts, of the Strand, Middlesex, silversmith and jew eller, August i•, 24, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. L Searle, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street. Joseph Greaves, of 3locester-Buildings, Surrey, insurance-bro ker, August 13, at twelve, August 17, at one, and Sept. 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Farlow, Bouverie-street, FLet-street. William Bilby, of Hart-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, builder, carpenter, dealer aid chapman, August 13, at twelve, August 17, at one, and September 14, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attor ney, Mr. Lee, Three-Crown-court, Southwark. Charles Fisher Bell and Richard Fisher hell, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-drapers, dealers, ehapmen, and copartners, August 6, 17, and Sept. 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throgmorron-street. George Masters, late of Vauxhall, Surrey, minter, dealer and ctraprnan, August 10, l 7, and Sept. 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Field and Sheargold, Clifford's-Inn. Daniel Miles, of Southampton-Row, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, fancy trimming-maker, August 10, 17, and Sept. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. James Smith, 44, '1 okenhouse-yard, Lot hhury ; or Mr. Saffery, Fen-Office, Temple. THE EVENINU STLUt, LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 5. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE crcLoci. 3 per Ct. Cons. for money 62M—Ditto for account 62j S per Ct. Reduced 62165 —Navy 5 per Cent. 9444 4 per Cent. nit—Bonds ill. 12s. prem.—Oninlum 14f db. Ening. (3d.) is. pre. to Is. dis.—Ditto (34d.) ss. 6e.prera. A merchant vessel has arrived at Falmouth from Corunna, in eight days. She brings intelligence that the Spaniards throughout Gallicia are in high health and spirits, but complain much of the want of arms and clothing. We this mailing received French Papers to the Ist instant, but they do not contain a single article of intelligence from Spain or Portugal. Their contents are in other respects dull and uninteresting. Letters of congratulation still continue to reach Paris on the birth of the King of Rome. The last presentations at Court on this occasion were the Swedish and Saxon Envoys. The following Decrees, for the embellish ment of Rome seem to bespeak an intention on the part of NAPOLEON to remove the scat of Empire at some future period to that capital : PARIS, JULY 29. By two Decrees, dated the 27th of July, his Ma jesty, wishing to make several dispositions useful to his good city of Rome, has decreed as follows : " The Imperial Court of Justice shall be established at the Chancery; the Academy of the University in the good city of Rome, shall be established at the College della Saplenz. Two Lyceums shall be established at Rome, one at the Roman Col lege, and the other at that of the Jesuits. The magazines of corn and oil at the Baths of Diuclesian and Coeneto, and Civita. Vec chia, are ceded to the City of Rome. " Every year were shall be provided an extraordinary fund of one million," under the title of the Special Fund for the embel lishmeau of Rome. This fund shall be raised partly on the city and partly on the revenues of the extraordinary. It shall be ap plied to the excavations for the discovery of antiquities to the per fectioning of the Atavigation of the Tiber, to the construction of l a new bridge on the site of that of Horatius Codes, to the finishing of the Bridge of Sixtus—to the aggrandizement and embeilLhment of the Squares of Trajan, and the Pantheon— to the construction of a Market and two Slaughtering-places —to the opering of a Promenade on the side of the Gate of the People, and another on the Stile of the Forum, of the Coliseum and of the Mount Palatine, to the establishment of a Botanic Garden, &c. " The fund of one million shall be employed in 1811, In the following manner :- 7 109,000 livres for the wood to complete the na*lgation of the 'fibre, especially in that part of the river which cows through the city of Rome; 50,000 tobegin the new bridge of Horatius Codes ; 50,000 for the bridge of Sixtus ; 50,000 for the enlargement and embellishments of the Squares of Trajan and the Pantheon ; 150,000 fur the Promenade at the Gate of the People; 100,000 for the Promenade at the Capitol; so,eoo for the Market ; 100,000 for the Slaughtering Places ; 50,000 for the Botanic Garden ; 500,000 11,res for'a fund to furaish supplemen tary aid, according to the statements made of the progress of the works, and to commence new ones, according to the proposals which shall be made by the Committee. " The plans for the perfectioning of the navigation of the Ti ber, from'l'rrugia to the sea, and especially of that part of the river which flows through the City of Rome, the new bridge of Horahus Codes, and the bridge of Sixtus, shall be commenced without delay, and shall he submitted to his Majesty in the sit , tins.; of bridges and causeways, which shall be held in December. " Also shall be commenced, with as little delay as possible, the plans for the enlargement and embellishment of the squares of Trajan and the Pantheon, and fur the market and slaughtering plact s. hi the mean time, till the plans for the square of Tra jan shall have received his Majesty's approbation, tae Convents bf the Holy Gli;;st and of. St. Luplienna shall he pulled down. " 'l' he plans which have been submitted to his Majesty for Itbe promenade on the side of the Gate of the People, are appro. veil ; and to carry them into effect the Convent lel Pupulo, and its t!visendenclea shall be pulled dowp, Tbis promenade shah be called the ' 14: den of the Great Czar.' " The promenade projected on the ache of the Capitol and the Cc,liscpum, sh4ll be called the Garden pf the Capitol. The plans of them shall be presented without delay s as well as those of the Botanic Garden. " l'he haws, palaces, and dependencies situated on the sites destined for the embellishments of home, and which appertain to his Maj, nr which appertido to the court of Naples, shall be pulkd Jowl]." THE KING. Our accounts from Windsor, at a late hour last night. state, that although the King had had several hours sleep in the course of Saturday night, he awoke from it in such extreme agitation as to admit of no re lief either bodily or mentally : that he peremptorily re fused every kind of sustenance yesterday, and that his pulse had risen to 93. In the deliberations of the Queen's Council on Saturday, it was deemed expe dient to call in the additional advice of Dr. Joitx Wtws and two other Gentlemen in the same branch of the profession. • The PUINCE RECENT went down early yesterday morning to Windsor, remained with her MAJESTY and the Pitt NCESSES for several hours, and returned to Carlton House in the evening. In consideration of the KING'S continued illness, his Royal Highness, we understand, has resolved to forego all celebration of his own birth-day. His MAJESTY, it is said, is not now so much confined nor restrained as he had been before, when his malady rose to unequal intenseness. He is allowed the liberty of a whole suite of apartments, and his power: of per sonal action are not limited; but to prevent his doing himself mischief by coming in contact with hard sub stances (a danger to which he would be particularly exposed by the combined operation of the violence of his paroxysms, the freedom of his personal action, and the deficiency of his sight), the floors and walls, and the articles of furniture necessary for his MAJESTY'S use and comfort, are covered over with cushions and stuffings of so soft a composition, as to prevent their 1 doing any hurt. The floors, we understand, are done with cork, laid on to a sufficient thickness under the carpet ; the walls have, over the stuffing, hangings of satin or velvet, and fine cloth, similar to those used in the other apartments in Windsor Castle, and in those apartments themselves before the change. The whole effect is said to be such, that these apartments are in every part rendered like the inside of an easy carriage. The following are the Bulletins of yester day and to-day : " WINDSOR-CASTLI, MICIUST 4. " The KING has had several hours sleep in the course of the night, but the symptoms of his MAJUITT'S disorder remain the same. (Signed) " 14. SAILLIZ, W. 04141.114/4, 1. wu.Lis: " WINDSOR CAITLI, AUG. S. • There is no alteration in his MA] &STY', symptoms since yes terday. (Signed) "M. MALIOID, M. "MILLIS, 11. WILLIS." Lnrd HARCOURT has granted the Government house at Portsmouth to Sir HOME POPHAM, and Sir Home and Lady POPHAM have set off thither ; their return there will be greeted by the Navy in general. Major-Generals La MERCHANT and VANDELEUR have sailed for Portugal. Lord CRANLEY'S regiment have sailed for Ireland; the Anglesea, Leicester, and other spirited Militia Regiments are now embarking : as are the Irish Militia Regiments for this country. The Depot of the 13th Light Dragoons is removed from Arundel for Weymouth. The BRUNE frigate, of 36 guns, armed en flute, the Hon. Captain G. DOUGLAS ; and the PORT MAHON, of 18 guns, Capt. F. V. HATTON, arrived on Saturday at Portsmouth, from Lisbon. The former of these two vessels had a passag e of 17 days, having left the Tagus on the 16th ult. eneral W. STEWART, Major WAL• LER (severely wounded by the Polish Hulans in the battle of Albuera), Dr. HALLIDAY and Family, two Hospital Mates, and 160 sick and wounded soldiers, are come home in the BRUNE. She brings no intelli gence of importance from the allied army. General STEWART left Lord WELLINGTON at Elvas. The army was going into cantonments—the lines had been taken up from Nisa, close to the Tagus, to Monforte. Lord WELLINGTON'S head-quarters were to be removed to Portalegre. Soma. was gone to Seville ; and, accor ding to the best information that could be obtained,l MARSIONT was waiting for instructions from Paris.— The Nonni &ran sloop, Capt. Coe, was to leave the Tagus on the 20th, with 500 sick and wounded under convoy, in transports; and the ARMIDE, Capt. DUNN, was to sad on the 24th with another convoy of trans..' ports. The BRUNE does not bring any dispatches from i Lord WELLINGTON. The PORT MalioN, which ar rived at the same time with the BRUME at Portsmouth, sailed so far back as the Bth ult. in company with the MANILLA, Capt. SEYMOUR ; and parted from her off Plymouth, into which port the PORT MAHON saw the trade. The MANILLA is gone on to the Downs. It appears from some of the Foreign Journals, that this is not the only country in which the depreciation of paper, under the modern circumstances, has been a source of emolument to enterprizing and powerful in dividuals. In Transilvania large contracts have been made,lounded on the variation in the relative value of ! specie and paper, which have excited the indignation of the Austrian Court, and prosecutions have been di. rected against the offending parties. The Diet of Hungary will commence its session on the 25th of this month. The Algerines have declared all the ports of Tunis to be in a state of blockade, and have applied the principles of this extended doctrine of naval juris prudence in all its severity. There has been an engagement in the Black Sea between the Russian and Turkish flotillas, in which the Russians were victorious. Two Turkish vessels were destroyed and three captured ; the Russians had one ship sunk and several damaged. LLOYD'S COFFEE.HOUSE. —Saturday the ballot too k place, pursuant to a Resolution which passed at a ' General Meeting of the Subscribers to the House, held on the 30th of July last, relative to the follow ing proposal That £2OO per annum be allowed out of the funds of this House to each Member of the Committee, as a remuneration for his services." At the close of the ballot the numbers stood thus—J . or the Resolution, 103—. against it 473—Lost by a ma- jority of 370. Vauxhall Garde* still continuo to attract the gay and fashionable world. The heat of the weather during the last week operated as a strong inducement to enjoy the cool breeze of din evening in these de lightful Gardens, NAr4L INTELLIGENCE,. PAST-INDIA SHIPPING. The Ctt►rrptms frigate, Captain WAINWRIGHT, lias arrived at Portsmouth from die East-Indies, last from St. Helena, which place she left China the 14th of February— She left the following ships oe the 10th July last, in lat. 23. 30. N. long. 59. 20. W. under convoy of the BELLIQUEUX and MENILAIIS,Vii. WEXFORD, WINCHELSEA,ELPHINSTONE, WOODFORD, ALFRED, ARNISTON, and CUFENBLS. India—THOMAS GRIVIVILLLE. EARL. ST. VENCINI • and EXETER. Mauritius—CEYLON, WINDHAM, and four whalers. Accounts were this morning received at the India House of the arrival off St. Jago, on the 7th of Jane last, of the under-mentioned ships, all well, v:e. BARING, EUROPE, DEVONSHIRE, STREATHAM, LOltb MELVILLE, OCEAN, IfiTacioattr, and DEVAYNCL-.- The Doasirrsittaa and SCALEBY CASTLE parted from the above ships on the 29th May, in lat. 30. 50. N. long. 15. 29. W. LIVP.RPOOI.; AUGUST S. The report of two Britiiis vessels being captured in St. -kit& ew's Sound, near Amelia Island, is without foundation. FALMOUTH, AUGUST s. Arrived the General porlier, Bowrizs, from Co runna, in nine days—brings no news. Arrived the Swallow packet, in seven weeks, from the Brazils : ten days ago spoke Sir JOSEPH YORK& Arrived the MERCURY frigate and JASPER gun•brig, with 70 snit of transports, bound to Lisbon ; they are windbound; the American ship Romulus, Captain Grweas, from Cadiz and Lisbon, 23 days pass Age, bound to London. The Ann, Bittrrms, for the Mediterranean, is detained till the sth inst, and the Princess Fsliza beth, Captain KIDD, till to-morrow. His Msjesty's ship SHANNON is now off this port with the outward bound Mediterranean fleet, and expected to put in to•morrow. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST s. Yesterday afternoon a feet of 30 transports, with French prisoners,and sick and wounded British troops, arrived here from Lisbon: they have been 22 days on their passage, and came under convoy of the MA. NILLA frigate and PORTMAHON sloop : the two latter stood up Channel.—Yesterday afternoon it came on to blow fresh at S.W. and has continued ever since; in consequence of which the outward-bound Mediter. ranean convoy, consisting of 44 sail of merchantmen and transports, under the protection of the SHANNON frigate, HYACINTH sloop, SBRAPIS and CORMORANT store-ships, which had passed by to the Westward, were compelled to return and take shelter here, where they still remain wind-bound.—Arrived, since my last, the BLOODHOUND gun brig from a cruize, FANCY cutter from Rochefort, ORESFES sloop from a short cruize ; BoYNE, 98 guns, from a short cruise off Brest; the brig Mary, SMITH master, from Picton, with a cargo of timber for this port ; and the Rebecca, BEN NETT, from Lisbon, with a cargo of wine, put in I here for orders. Also arrived, a French sloop and two chasse-marees, prizes to the DRYAD. Sailed yester ' day, the NORTHUMBERLAND man of war, on a cruize. Half-past Five P.M.—The wind which has been S.W. all day, with heavy rain, has now shifted to the Northward. If it continues so, the Mediterranein convoy will start again to-night. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 4. Arrived yesterday his Majesty's shipsPORTMANON, MANILLA, and BRUNE, with a convoy of transports, from Lisbon ; amongst the latter are the Royalist, Alert, Woodstray, Cornwallis, Diana, Flora, Marie retta, and Maria. 'Arrived Ole Weymouth store-ship. from Gibraltar, and is under quarantine ; and the Cutrvomvz frigate, from the East Indies.—Sailed his Majesty's ship SOMA, on a cruize, and for off Cher. bourg ; the DisrATcH, for Plymouth ; and the PART RIDGE for the Downs. The Potertztrs sailed on Friday to join the squadron off Flushing ; and the ZzAtous. Capt. T. Boys, is expected so sail on Wednesday for the same station. The AMPJITRITE and ANDROMLD* are taken lam Dock to be broken up. DEAL, AUGUST 4. _ _ Arrived his Majesty's ship POICTIERS, from Ports.. mouth, to join the squadron off Flushing ; and the RAPID schooner, from the Westward, with a convoy, which have sailed for. the River.—Came down from the River his Majesty's ships hi/Nitta/masa and SEINE.—Wind S.W. SHF.ERNESS, AUGUST s. Sailed his Majesty's ship FLAMER with a convoy for Heligoland. The next will sail about the 24th inst.—Wind S.S.W. HARWICH, AUGUST 4. Sailed last night the Lady Nepean packet with the Anholt Mail of the 2d hut. ; and the Duncan packet with the Heligoland Mail of the same date. Arrived the OBPRON sloop of war, and remains with four sail of transports, having en board the Northumberland Militia, destined for Ireland. The Lady Frances packet, from A nholt, ishou: ly expected. Wind N.NW. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 4. _ _ Friday, P. M. arrived in these Roads from the Downs the MosuurTo sloop, and Saturday P. M. at . . rived the TWEED sloop of war, off this port, with the outward-bound convoy of about 50 sail, and after being joined by the ships in these Roads, proceeded with a fine breeze at S. W. for the Baltic. This morning sailed the OSPREY sloop of war, and Bal ms, for Heligoland, with convoy ; and the MOSQUIIO sloop, with wine for the ships off Flushing. Remain the Chanticleer, Admiral MURRAY'S flag chip, Pincher, Hearty, Calypso, and Portia.—Wind N.W. One P. M. The convoy which has been expected for several days past from the Baltic is not yet arrived. LEITH, AUGUST 1. Sailed from the Roads, on Tuesday, the CLIo sloop of war on a cruise. Four large ships, supposed iron Archangel, are working up the Frith. MARK-LAV E, AUGUST s. —To-day the fresh army alt of Wheat make but a short supply, sales in cow-. (pence brisk at an advance in price of about ss. per quarter ; some select Samples rather exceed the quo tation—Barley likewise in short supply, and keeps its price—Malt and White Peas at little variation—Beans of both sorts support the prices quoted—Oats are also in short supply, and this article fully at the last cut• ' rency—Flour is Justly mond bigher 6.. per sack•