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NAOTIC4L 111 TR LLIG2NCL MAILS—Wind S.W. All. but All. MIR Duhlin 0 i Gottenburgh i o Waterford 2 o Liibon o a FALMOUTH. SEPT. 30. Sailed the Townthend packet, Captain DODD, for Lifb , n, and the Plineet, Mary, CAptain Pncoce, for t ►e Leeward 10and..—Wind S W. p 6 LintlouTH. OCTOBER T. Came in the Dan e i V Ile hi --ne C apt. --RUIDSON, from Lowborn. wi.h wine and other winds, detained by the CHaseetow. of 24 guns; Sir John Duckworth, Capt. Jams. from Meffina and Gibraltar, with ct-r -sant., dtc. for thi. port ; Mao:a-rot. ef 40 guns, from Jamaica. and failed again to the Eallward. Sailed Aserrees+, of 40 ring, on a truize. Came in the Am. Captain Baanromfrom Leglorn, detained by the Common. of 34 guns. PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER s. Arrived bis Majelly's ail p NORTHUMBERLAND, from the Downs ; Muaos, SOPHIA, and SPRIGH rcy, from a noise ; alit. the Young Rofcius, Captl)n 000DAlph from St. Domingo, in 27 days. The Augttliairs—, (rota St. Helena, with wool, has been &Wiled by a privateer, retaken by her crew, and fence retaken by the Young Rofeius, and fent for Plymouth. Sailed his Majelb's (hip SHELDKAKE, with a convoy for Guernfey. Several tranfports are ratted from hentc for the Downs.—Wind S.W. DEAL, OCTOBER 2. The Cnat.Laisore Hoop of war has detained and Ott into the Downs the American fhip Two Brothers, Captain GARDM &a, laden with cotton, oil, and fugal., bound to Antwerp.—Soiled his Majefty's !hips Pis GUARD, and Ste EDWARD Huaussl for Sheernefs.— Wind S. W. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. to. Captain Coital's, of the Shannon, art-Ned here from New York,Brunfwick, reports, that on the 27th he (poke, off the Mull of Cantyre, the brig Ilk of Sky, bound to this port. She had been captured uff the North of Ireland by a lugger privateer, and liven up to the crews of feveral veffels which the fame privateer had taken, one of them fad to be the )faty, froth janiaica, for this port. It blew a fevere ple WI night—many veffels went to fea yeflerday, fame of which put back ; among them the Fair rerican, MARDALF ) bound to New York.—Wind W. blows hard. GREENOCK, SEPT. 3 0. Arrived here yelterday, the fchooner Induflll, of Dartmouth, Jotter Pool, MAU ; from whom, and Captain LANG, late of the Hero, of Dumbarton, who came paTengcr in the fchooner, we have received the I following intertfling particulars:— The Hero, LANG, failed from Limerick for Dum• barton the rsili inflant: On the 18th, in company with the (loop Diana, M.Lea, from Limerick for this port ; but on the day following Slot ahead of the I Diana. On the zoth (poke a fhip from Jamaica, Which went ahead of them very fall ; but informed them in pairing, that there was a lugger attern, which be furpeeted was an enemy. Capt LANG immedi ately fet all fail ; but the lugger coming up with them boiled a Britifli Union jack, hailed them to heave to, lent his boat on board, and carried Capt. Lawn and three of his men un board the privateer. Capt. M‘Lea of the Diana, above mentioned, who had been captnttd the night before, welcorhed them on board. The privateer turned out to be the Jefu), Maria, jolef, or Three Friends, mounting 1 4 twelv e pounders, corhmanded by Sr. Jacio &MLR, from St. Sebaftian. in Spain. Monday the sift, the privateer gave chace to a Ship, brought her to, and boarded hcr. She turned out to be an American. Captain ScoTt, Of the (hip Duchefs of Richmond, cif Dublin, who hid been captured on Ord toth init. was liberattd, and refit on board the American. Waa informed by the Duchefs of Richmond's people that the privateer captured two fail in Clue Bay, the crew; of which got aihnie in their hdais. On the 22d gave chace to.a (hip, hoifltd Britiill Union Jack, and fired two guns on board of her, when the ilruck The privateer's boat immediately went on board, and took porreffion of her, and teturnei with the Mailer, *ha informed them that (he was the Mat y of Liver .pool, from Jamaica, for Liverpool, Jona OSWALD mailer, fully laden with fugar, rum, coffee, kg wood, &c. &c. &c. On the a4th fell in with a (hip, fired two guns and brought her to. The boat was immediately fent to board, but the Mailer of the fhip made fail, and would not fliffer them to tome on board. The privateer made fail, and in about an hour was alorigfide, fired fix guns with pain (hot, befides fmall arms, and took her—flee was the Snfannah, of Leith, Captain RUTH ILFORD, from Jamaica for Port Glafgow. On the 25th made prizes of the brig Commerce, Capt. Cour, and the laid fchooner Induflry, Capt. Poois, both of Dart mouth, from Liverpool for Newfoundland. After I &me eonverfation with the mailer of the fchooner, the mailer of the privateer ordered Captain M‘Lea, Captain Los°, and 18 tailors, to go on board the fchooner, but to ilay by him two or three days, and I go to any po r t i n F ra nc e or Spain which he might 46 +0; but night coming on they loft their Com- Modore, made all fail, and arrived here yelerday as before mentioned. The following are the names of the (ailors and of the veal: to which they belonged: Diana of Greenoelt...Neil‘tlntyre, Hector Cameron. Huns of tlmbegtaw...-Willent Hastings. Duelers of Richmond, of ron Damelly, Samuel Moore, James Ingram, Arthur .Thomaa Neil. Mary, of Liverpool gamed iheleset, llB7 ll l lrlKilliams, Owen Williams, John Stag Sufaunals. of Glafgow—,Andrew Brown. Niers Charles lig, Chime Martha. AltoTll2ll. £CCOVN T. The Dime. of Greened, &wet Wan mater, laden with eltSo which kiled fires the pert of Limerick se Wedeeklay Id*, was taste s Saterby lilt d AWN Head es the welt cash of the own, of Map, hy a fteillb Isezrzr. ca ll ed the jefes . Maria, zed Wyk. pill out 24 days from St. Stishist, havlaigermesSlMPLase I nen ka mt a rein =Aar. Mr . Ilikase, pre; and (even Mu, en beard the Meek &ahem boob btu Iging lbw the wilt awl dies the the other fidior into ihe is e tr e ; l4 The Mine wmilthraellar ilidiaßlan, and falling " tte" Di Ii ea WahsteligroWs lea got sear the Big " the esea Ktirbna the *be matter mud bb party the ba te with l te asolgesie s el *de pi ma. and ta um rtill : lllllr Ard &he they foalennereil therefetves to the two Bri- Webs rad hie fps. a led foureeen_rire of Nei kereakidy hared for Liewrieh harbour. Ise and mink warelaadati la Limerick on F r iday from she Cite as, 1114 obougyed to Iwo,. .. ~ ~ v. BOMBAY, MARCH I. We are happy to hear of the arrival of his Well ly's Chip SCE eraF., Captain BINGHAM, and the Das DAIGN I USE, Captain PIVICTOR, accompanied by two (mall prizes, at Point de Galle, the 15th Feb. irnm a crnize off the Mauritius. We under-liana the SCEPTIta has been eighty days, from het cruising station, until her arriVal at Point de Gale. TROITA LLOYD'S LIST. • - - - - - GaavElam OcTonga t.—Paffed by the Wanitead, Wil t on, and the Fingal. Smith, from Barbadues ; Fortune. Wilfon.and the Harriet, Sterling, from Surinam ; Baltic Merchant, Smith, and the Union, Brewei, from Grenada ; Homey, Harvey, and the Ro• pert. Gladfdale. from 'Cobagn; Letitia, Dodd; Atlas, HUI; Llaildi Romney ; Hope: Scott; Little Jane, Stalling, ••-•-• 61 .;• Ann. Davidfon ; Bleffing, Mackie ; Peggy. Kavannab ; David Shave, Wouliton ; John and Thomas, Wilfon ; Clarendon, Drew, and Hettor, Watfon, from Jamaica; Irwin, Pearce; Neva, impfon, and the Elkton, Stratinack, from Antigua; Orlando, jackfon ; Alia, M'Farlane, and the Arundel. —, from St. Xitt'a ; fluncafter, Smith, from St. Vincent's ; Feenotny„ Gar• neck, from Malta ; William, Robfon,from Peterlburgh : Aurora, from NVyburg ; Mantel, Staneck, and the Sophia, Rental, from Memel GRAVESIND, OCT. 2 —Paged by the Fobs, Hooper; Marga ret, Landfells; Jahn, Savage; Princes of Wulvs. Hinchinfon, and the Elizabeth, Gault, from Jamaica: Mercy, Wafon • from Bar badoes; Sybil, Jeffrey, from I/vont-Ara ; Canna, Weatherhead ; Prefton, I ilvvard ; Simon Cock, Boon ; an 4 the Favourite, Volans, from Surinam; Betfry, Norris, from Archangel; Sophia. Scott, from Memel ; Good Intent, Bennet, and the Mary and Ifabella, Inglis, from Malta. ARRIVED. Off Dover, the Mary, Ritchie, from New York—.At Cowes, Flizs. Ritchie, from Charlefton—At Whitchaven, Rofe, Stuart, and the Brewer, Fitch, from Jamaica—ln the Clyde, Augußa, O'Neil, from Jamaica —At Dublin, Charming Eliza, —, from Tortola, and the Ceres. Bentley, from Oporto—At Cork. Murtha, Goff, from Philadelphia, and the Sally, M ' Karen, from Virginiaas- At Liverpool. Perfeverance, Rent, from VirginiaAt Hoylake. Lewis, from Iriefte—At Sean im, Alexander, Wefteott, from Liverpool—At Newfoundland Nymph, Turner, from Liver'. pool; John, Blake, and the Garland, eimpron, front Poole. . The lfabella, Ainiky, front Oporto, is arrived in the Darns, with a Beet from Portfmouth. Captain Ait fley writes, that the brig loft on the Goodwin Sands, on the 3oth ult. is the Mary and Elizabeth, Stokes, from Oporto. The Providence, from Galway, has been taken by a Spanifh privateer, retaken by his Majefty's !hip Argus, and fent into Cork. The Earl of PEIN DR OK s has had the offer of the Co. lnnelcy of the fecund Itegitnenu of Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of the M irquis TOW FISH AND In cafe he fhould accept it, General Gss YNNE is eX peatel to be removed from the 22d Light Dragoons, and General CRAUF ORD, who is married to the Duchefs of NEWCASTLE, has the prornife of the va can' Dragoons. A letter from Alexandlia in Egypt, dated the 2th of June, fays—s , Medna was a paradife, in comparifon to this place ; all around appeirs a defo_ late parched up moor, without a vegetable nr even a tuft of grals growing on it ; nothing but the dry burning land, no fprings of water for many miles; what water we got we are obliged to buy, and that but very bad. The 21 It, 3 tit, 35th, 73th, De Itociats, Chaffeurs Br itanniques, a Company of Artillery, two troops of the aoth Light Dragoons, -are the Regi• meats, betides out's, who are now in garrifon at Alexandria ; and after the overflowing of the Nile, which will take place on the r 7;h of this month, we (hall make another attack on Rofetta. The Chief General of the Arabs, who fight againfl the Turks, on our fide, came into Alexandria yefterday. -The main body of his troops lies about three miles from hence. He was faluted on his entrance by all our guns on the battery. He reviews the fire brigade of our troops this evening, which confills of the 3t It and Cad regiments " Yelterday afternoon, one of the corning houfes belonging to the powder mills on Hounflow Heath blew tip. As there was only a frnall quantity of powder in it, the exploflon was not great—but two poor men were fo muck - fruit, that their lives were defpaired of ; antoher, who was in the houfe, it is hoped will recover. ,RUGBY Fata—on Morday laft, was very mime. roufly attended ; but the fhow of cattle and (beep was fo great, that the prices were rather on the decline. CRQYEION Fate—commenced yellerday with itsl dual bottle. There was a greater fh , sv of walnuts; and good company, than has been for many yeats. THEA TRF, Cf.,ENT GARDEN.—Mrs. CHARLES Itssint.t. latt night performed, fo; the fire time, the part of Mrs. Fertnent, in The School of Reform. There is nctli , g in it c.slcolated to call the peculiar talents of this lady into prominent notice; and, indeed, we think the gave the frrcafm of the dialogue too harfh a colouring here and there ; otherwife the was very lively, and looked the charafter admirably. The Play in other refpeds was, as ufual, well performed throughout.—Pore has returned the charalter of Lord Avondale, which laft lea Ton was in the hands of COOKE, who is not yet vilibk. Mifs BENrisrar, the fair debutante in Ryina, again performed that interefl ing part, and fang the airs with great tittle, and increased fpirit, The bode was crowded after half rice. Lail week was flaughtered, the famous Leicefler I Ox, recently thewn throughout the kingdom. The weight of this flupendous animal was as follows : tit lose quarter, 5 cwt. a qrs. 3;b. ; fore quarter, 5 cwt. o qrs. zylb. ; firlt.hind quarter, 3 cwt. 3 qrs. ; fecond hind quarter, 4 cwt. I qr. The weight of the hind alone, was 182 lb. It was delivered the Spa. ails and French prifoners at Plymouth for their day's. allowance, and they appeared quite altonifhed at the insmenfe fiat of each quarter, laying, it was no won der the Englifh loved roe° befit. On Monday haft, as a Weil Country barge was towing up the River by fix horfes, near Hampton Bridge, the hind bode lofing his foothold, the others were dragged with him into the Thames, and were drowned before aalaance could be procured. Sunday fe'nnight, as Mr. HOORINSI banker of Yea. ail, formerly of Exeter, was getting on horfeback, and before he was quite seated on the (addle, the boric flailed off, and threw.him ; the consequence was, his leg was broke, and the bone came through the nein. In a few days there appeared fymptorns of mortification; and on Friday fenrsight his leg was amputated. The following day he unfortunately died. The adage, 46 Holyin's choice," leaves no alternative. The firh hot fe in the (table or none. The direa re verie of this is the relent new Lottery Plan ; for, if he Fiat Scheme do net bring adventurers into the har- bour of Bonne Fortune,6ooo of them may either receive, at. their journey's end, 201. each, in ready Rhino ; they hare the choice of mounting a second horfe, without any additional expenee of hire, with the chance of gaining 'many a Thoufand Pounds in a Supplementary Scheme. 12k1 4Rkitha wOrirthE. The bighen title 'ever remembeied in the memory of the olden man alive, took place in tl* Thames 1211 Wednefday ettning. The water rofe to fah a height as to nit many cellars along the Thames Which were believed to be At a height fufficient to feeure them from filch an accident. The darnage done, below bridge, on both fides of the river, is calculated to be enormous ; and in the march lands many thoufand head of (beep and oten were drowned. Fortunately it was not riming tide, which would have railed the water more than a foot higher. It is thought that in that cafe all the embankments down the river would have been fwept away, and that the mifchief could not have been repaired in a centdry. It is fuppofed that the waters of the North Sea had been prefred down tnwards the Straits of Dever by the ftrong N. and N E wind, that had prevailed, and prevented the cfflux of the Thames. . Our readers will fee by the fubjelined letters, that the tide has been generally big': all along the coalt : YARMOUTH, OCTOBER r. Yelterday we had a revere gale from W. to N.N. W. with the heavieft fea remembered for many years.— The jetty ha► received conficierable &magi.; but we are happy to fay, that little injury has been fullained by the (hipping, except the Falciin (loop of war, which is now coming in with the lofs of her fore and mizen top matis and bowfprir. DOVER, OCT.,. Lan night, when the water flowed about half pall nine, we had one of the highelt tides that has been known for many ye.tri pail. The fea made a clear breach offer the rope walk into the Pent, and has done conflderable damage to the bottles• and workflsops Situated within it. reach. The Pier Heads are very much injured. Very fortunately the wind was moderate during the time of high water, had it been otherwife, the ntifchief ttould have been incal , culable. DEAL, OCTOBER 1. LA night, about ten o'clock, there was a re. mailcable flew of water here, which hat' filled the cellars of the hoofer in Lwer-flreet, and on the pavement there was above a toot of water; and. the Mt/flies almoil as far as Worth. tinder water. Such a flood is hardly in the memory of the °Welk man in Deal—And had it happened Awn twelve or one o'clock, when all the people had been afleep, not a boat on the beach could have cfcaped, but mutt ine vitably have been wafhed from the thore. MARGATE, OCTOBER z. We have been vitited by a moft tremendous form, which produced, while it Lilted, confiderable alarm and devaftation. tin high a tide has not beers Wit. mired for the fpace of 30 years. AlTurt midnight on Tuefiay lad, a dreadful gale of wind came oh from the W. N. W. which incrcafed during the 101- lowing thy. Towards evening the fifh”rnerr wcre fully employed in bringing their boats ...Insure. About eleven o'clock lafl night,-tUe I,:a ran tremendoafly high, and was hreakiog hors ibly over the Pier, the Brook!, and the Parade, when feveral fignal guns of diarefs were 'grad by the gon b'ig, and other fitips at anchor in the road,:. A boat.front one of thefe v.ef. fek, in4ttempth . tg ter 'get ee More on the Shingles, I with feven men In her, a dreadful fea, all foaming, tiok her in her larboard quarter, and although the 'nen Cheered a weather her helm, the 101 l her dm. rageway, broached tn, upfer, and overwhelmed, the fea rolling over and over. The men again regained the beat,:and by keeping her quarter to the furl., notWithflanding a dreadful hollporr broken fea was running in every direlion, and continually burying them in the waves, they were at lad providentially Caved. The fea ran irountains high about one o'clock this morning ; the Meets of water not only ran in floods over the Pier and the Parade, but they like. wife poured in torrents over the Cullom koule, and the other buildings crated on the Pier ; the boa:s placed there were (hated down to the entrance into the Duke's Head inn. One of there boats was welted from the Pier, round the Cuftom-houfe, and from thence into the fea. On the Parade, the water was at one time almoft knee deep. The flood poured down the narrow ftreet adjoining Wdattt ra and WIT HEROIN'S Printing office, and inundated the ffibterraneous apartments of all the bottles. Malta asses was in the fame (tate.— The Market was expefted to be overflqwed ; but the principal damage was dons in the vicinity of the Brooks. Weahrook Honfe is placed in a peculiarly critical fituation, id confequence of this event. This houfe flood very near the lea, previous to the tempell, it having had only a grafs.plar, and the flot.path in front ; but to render the cliff leen. , , piles of oak, and likewife a Itrong barricade made of the fame materials, were ufed to break off the waves. The tempekhas carried away the whole of the footpath, and the greater part of the lawn, leaving the hotife expofed to the effects of the firit inundati3n that may happen. Although the fituation was fo very critical, the owner (a Captain in the Navy) did not quit it during the night. The Jetty, near Hazardous Row, has fuflained very great injury. HUGHES'S (tabling is in part waffied away, and the footpath to Dandelion, next HUGHES'S, has totally difappeat ed. All the low grounds are under water at this time, to the depth of about two feet ; men are at work digging channel. to carry it off. At three o'clock this morning upwards of Soo people were walking on the Cliff and the High.ftreet, having affembled there to behold one of the molt awful and fublime fpeetaeles ever witnefted. The phofporic light, emitted by the fea water, as it (lathed over the Pier, &c. and the faintflallt from the guns in the offing, were objects of terror as well as admi ration, the darknefs of the night giving full effect to the grandeur of the fccne. The damage (Whined at Broadllairs was more confiderable ; part of the Pier there has been wattled away. BaarieLD's bathing machines are totally detiroyed. At Ramfgate one'or two lugfail boats were flayed to pieces, hut the tempell was not fu feverely felt there as with um.. iIIITRICA", Slill. ij. Sir R. Ham, Mayor of this City, having receive a communication from Mr. Trail, See'retary to his Grace the Lord X.ieutetiant, on the fubjea of the indent fittlation vf the County and City of Limerick, forwarded circular lettere to the Magiftrates of tho County to meet there of the City, for the purpr.fe of taking into Cinfiderition the bell meafores to be adopted for preventing elide outrages which have lately dilltitifed the peaCe and i-anquillity of both. The day 6zed . i-b was Monday la(1, at the Council Chamber, when Upwards of 63 Magiarates were pie fent,.and a number of other highly refpeaable Gen tlemen. The foliowirigßefolutioniiere onanimoufly agreed to :-- Refolved—That it appears to this Meeting, that many parts of the County and the liberties of the City of Limerick, have been, of late; difterbed by nightly meetings of armed parties, who have marched through the country in Open contempt of the laws, and hire committed various ads of outrage. Reit:dyed—That we hold it indifpenfible not to lofe any time in funircffing theft diforders, and that we pledge enriches mike , tively avid individually to Adopt the molt cffcdual means fcr that 1 purpofe. Refolved—That all perfons within the County and liberties of 1 the City of Limerick, who than neglc2 to reefer their arms, purfuant to the provifions of—" An A. to prevent improper perfons from having arms in Ireland," shall be proceeded againft with the utensil rigour; and that if the provifions of this ad than not be found fa fficlent to reftore the peace of this County, that the—" Lifurredion Ad ought to be enforced in inch parts of it as shall continue to be difturbed." . . Abarafts of the Al of Parliament paired !aft Se( finns reipefling the rcgiflrY rf arms, have been 06 , pared and forwarded to the diff.rent Magifirates t . fd enable them to carry the enaelMents into excel:mos. SPORTING liV7 ELL IGENC E. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MRETINO, do. FRIDAY, ocvessa 2. Mr. Vanfittart's Momentilla, 811« 21b. beat Lord Grnfsenor's pearl, 811. 416. D.M. wogs. h. ft.-.-j to agn Mr.meriaa. Ld Grofvenor's Violante, Bd. 81b. beat Mr. Van fittart's Currycombe, aft. alb. Ab. M. zoogs. h. ft.- 7 to 4 agfi Violante. Ld G. H. Cavendifit's Pardo, 811. tolb. rec. ft. from General Grofvenor's /Weis, 711. izlb. D. M. 1 zoogs. h. ft. wErmourff. OCTOBER 2. . Lail night :it eleven o'clock this place was greatly alarmed by the drum beating to arms and the cry of fire, which was immediately followed by a blaze of light that illuminated the whole town, and made every inhabitant think it clofe to his own habitation. The fire broke out at Mr. liAsysy's, tin plate worker and bra zitr, near to the church and market place : it was fiat difcovered in anew warehoufe and work flop, h4ind his houfe, and was almott inflanta neoufly in h.-xi) a conflagration, as to preclude all 1 chance of laving that building. Two old houfes 1 betwift it and the church were immediately pulled down; and by the p,tegt evrtions of the inhabitants, the flames, which for fome time threatened the de firvtion of the whole town, Rae in aboor five hours 1 time fo reduced, a$ to preclude further fear of their ester:con. Much praire is due to the Volunteers for the great pains they took upon the occafion. Five engines were at work for feven hours inccifintly. Providen tially there was little or no wind during the time, otherwife from the large quantity of comloullible matter within the building, a great part of the town mull hate inevitably been deltrcyed. The damage done is ellimated at about five thoufand pounds. Confidering the feafon of the ,year, there is much genteel company in the town. Several families of diainetion arrived very lately. In the ahfence of novel movement, of our fa fhionable vifitors, whom the weather has prevented for %bete two or three days pall enjoying their Good rite amufements, it may not be unworthy of notice to remark, that the Efplanade facing Weymouth Bay, i, nearly completed. It was aril undertaken by the !ale Sir ' WILLIAM Put-ream and emends nearly a mile in length to the point of the ()icy, by which means it has acquired infinite firength and durability ; it now forms one of the molt piklurelque as well as healthy walks in the kingdom, particularly for valetudinarians. It has been fo conflruded, and the harbour is fo formed by nature, that it may be improved, extended and deepened, as to admit (Ws of war, Indiamen and yards of large burrhen, at an expence of little confideratiln, when put in eomprti don with the public advantages to be deliver' there from to our Navy, fhip owners and merchants. Upwards of twenty thoufand pounds have been expended by Lady BATH on this undertaking ; and it is to be hoped that Government will carry the re mainder into execution, as loon as they are convinced of its real utility in a national point of view. We have had repeated inflances of Blips in diflrefs .5~~ in violent gales of wind off Portland endeavour to fetch Portfmouth harbour to refit. The Halfewell and Abergavenny Eaft Indiamen, are two among the many melancholy events of this nature. lithe harbour therefore were improved, and received the neceffary alterations, it would be one of the eafieft aced's, many fhips would efcape fitipwreck, and the prefer. vation of many hundred imluable lives of his Ma. , jetty's fubjeds would be the happy refult. The direful fate of the above !hips alone are too --- - - true and painful to dwell on, but it is to be hoped that the repetition of thole fatal catalirophes may be the means of attratting the molt ferious attention of his Majefty's Government, and prompt them to in veftigate a fubjed of fo much importance to our fhipping interelt, more efpecially when it can be car ried into drat fir a far lefs turn than has already been individually laid out in the commencement of the undertaking—an affertion not founded on fpecu lative opinion, but grounded on the judgment of that mod experienced character Mr. BRATHWAITS, who, by his invention and Ikill , has been the means of recovering immenfe property from the wreck of the Abergavenny, and who has prepared a plan of the above undertaking, and offered his affiance on the occafion in the mod liberal anJ d:finterefled manner. T 1 . 4 of was bus ave of ;ere cies tke tie , . qce. the nted V2DI out• file eeds , his TAT- From the cues• :es lo ciao t zd of ithout o lor lit-••• r Use? tbar dat ▪ IA ePar t _; n,agm n an d of Its and