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MN irs! - lui“! tchl7 vel gu:J fit➢ fatly. and icoat r tit_ am. uird. 1 4 Ft ; r th *P. Id hr 4; The three Hon. Mites Da Oat vw-Pink erspe p&lLitelltf with dupery ornamented with black velvet applique borders, ch swu up with idsck mad pink cords and marls. Trains black velvet. 0111 a. mooted with pink crape and black lace. Hoc. Mils Town as s sta—A handrail/ yellow find Myer petti • coat with pace velvet diva lea. felionned with yellow and Meer embrolcred Made end mint up with elver tatllis, train puce velvet. ittitnovois—eis black velvet robe. iallefuny ornamented with blue and Aker, a blue crepe pet:least, richly embroidered with concave fpagice, rich cords and tattels. Mlle Brro—A puce velvet drefs richly embroidered with gold, body and train of puce vdvet very richly anhroidered with gold, beaddrefs drooping feathers, tOpilin, and point. ?AA CeaLgeow--Whhe crape petticoat richly embroidered with white react wheat ears, and birches of Beaus, trimmed at bottom with a very foperb bead and Ell fringe, and very rich pearl b a g tads; train and body of white Latin, trimmed with pearl beads and Mese; herd-Ards magnificent, pearl bead bandeu and arid father l'Ago A. CARLETON—Eu.SIy the fame as her after. Mifa Coturrom—A long whitefatin robe trimmed with ferns gown, the Wow and Eaves elegantly ornamented with rich Aped Woe ; petticoat of white ave, trimmed with fwano-down, god a vaadykeimg of white fads at t►e bottom, with a net work of „fa it bur ribbon, farmed bows of the fame thrown o►er the whole and fprlnkled with wild rdes between theme work ; pocket boles of white fain trimmed with fwans-down and Moat lace, with a undykelng of widtefatin pointing downward to eurrefpood wish the bottom; had•drefa of pink and white feathers, with a ribtkgb nil tidal and Myer tittle. lilts Couteim—A white radii drefs trimmed with fwans-down, robe of white Latin trimmed with fwans-down, beaddrefs white feathersand blond. Mob g. Cotosaur—A violet fain deers richly embroidered in gripes of black velvet with gold, looped up with geld rope and ref fob ; robe of black velvet embroidered with gold; head-drefs a Martina group of drooping feathers. Mifs Oa arr.-Yellow fad petticoat, with deep lace drapery, Moaned with cord and taffelr, round the bottom of the petticoat bawd point lace and black velvet ; rich black velvet train, trimmed writ deck lace; had drefs In the Oredan ityle. Moo. Mifs 1111111—White crape petticoat richly fpangied with River. train white fain: Hatna.—Porple crape petticoat. fattened with a beautiful fads to correfpond; and ornamented with dowers. Mifs DR Laney--A white facia petticoat rich!! embroidered With Meer ria-Grat, and feftoascd with fine rolio, beautifully anbroidered draperies to correfpond, ornamented with purple and yen Velvet Bowen MI6 MAINIVAIIIII6..AI petticoat and train drich white fatty elleyonly ornamented with bads, eelpie de pale, and paint ism M;thafted with draperies and Win d white mp Id. with large rope and OMB le bads gelbannal and 'wind up with ditto, pointed pocket-balestrbmnal with diate.had.dreb Itsbarifcd of fesdaara and pearly. as Sea alto w—A eels madly the fame as bar fillew. ss emir n—A whits Inner anbrtddered pettiant with Witaths draft. in Moms, manses white and elver. MSS STAN sors.-White crape putsienat. with drapaiesortny. Mid with Int point lace. ornamental with wreathanf Sawa% del toid wish aiming and tads et Ronal pead. . . . . . Mite Yeamon.-A.grey petitOat With drapery et cud= is gold and gong fall. tads of haslet fags. him Yves...A white erupt patient fruited with Sher, iriemed mad the bottom with maybe triage wad billow W ills, *glory of tie Leine drawn up with &haat benches of white Ni*, lbw orasoseass at rents, bandkose cards mei 004 ttaio Wck wiser trimmed with rich binge. tut Mims Witeacta-.White erapapettirosts fpaegled witb Sites, ottgoeilsot tiropory,whito Lisa. wake Hl* Antal likillash the Doke at Yalu—in Field Medlars bedtime, ridgy caahreidered, and le the evadag he appeared ht the Wheat of the Caltiltrearn Gear& =llllllAnusgy—ls a grew mat richly Weed with as uniform. white kerfernere waillart and breeches. bake of Poortatri—A brown rich figured velvet coat and breathee, with a white Win wailknat ; the fait malt elegantly tps bfetdtred gold. Doke of it oviami—A regimental fait, Leiceller Militia. Doke of Rozaolooon—Coquelicat coloured coat andbreeehee Wady embroidered with geld, and rich white Latin mit alto em. hroidered with gold. Doke of gr. Atonna—A black velvet coat, very It:pettily em broidered with gold and film; white Latin walficoat embraidered id conefpond. Lord Batt -a--v-- Mown oath coat, &wetly embroidered with geld ; feariet waincost to ewrefpond. Earl of Warraloannuro—in reginsantala of the Northrop's V . ollllltern. Earl WI ACE eLsea—.ln full dr& uniform, of the Itothridblec Yeomanry Cavalry: Vilcoant Vaunts-6A black Genoa velvet Nit, with gold W itt Mama, and rote coloured Latin linings. Lord Ata aarr.—A green and brown ftriped velvet coat and breeches, and a whits Lam waittcom i the fiat bandfoninly ent brokicrel fn Elk blade& Lord a;;;;ao—Brovra rumen coat andbrecches ; white fade embroidered waifteoat in rich coloured WA,. Lord Haw' tsauatr.w.t brown cinch coat and !Irreales, with fad° waiftcnat, all &hi, embroidered with diades of Mk. Load RoLts—lu • Puclau cut velvet, richly embroidered fled Lid but taws, white unlit nidercd fat in wailtcoat,aud black brew.. hcs. . _ Lard ST lAN 0111.13 --In fuR dies uniform co the Bath Y•oman. ry Cavalry, molt riebly trimmed with diver. His Excellency tLe Right Hen. Mr. Pooar—A purple Awed wet, et coat and breeches, with a Gen wildcat ; the fait all molt fupably embroidered In gold, rpanglea,ke . Mr JAW i ALIZANDIR--An - clegant dark purple velvet Cult, •irk a rich embroidered walltcom. Sir Jean G unifus;,m Captain Oche Light Infantry. Sir Joust Hoar —ln a brown Pcrean fuit, trimmed with white fut, and railed ftud banana Admiral kiitairr—T•ln ilia uniform et • sear Admiral. Drigsdkr General Twis•-...A BrigAier General's uniform. Weed JAccsow--Fiall drub uniform of lafpottor of YOXI4II - and Vslantcas. Captain Loinc a•—fn Us naval uniferm. Captain lama MACHASIAll••••••111 hall dreg pavy uniform. Mr. JON!" ANGICRSTIIN—fn uniform of alit City Light Hoge Volunteers. Genial BILPYILL, Efq...—A regimental fait of the LckeAcr &re Mille. J. Lova t La, Erg —An can:oil/is, rich Noted velvet coat and breeches, with polithed !kidded noel buttons, and handfoini: cm towldircd (aria ace. C. C. SMI I' 111, Efq•—lc an &Wilt 611.1101111, el the Wooking Cl vab7. On the drefres of the Gentlemen there is little room for remark. MO were in uniform either of military and naval, or of Volunteer Corps, and the dreires of thofe who were not. do not admit of much variety. New Carriages in honour of the day were ex hibited by Hit Royal Month the Pr!nee of WA LI 11, Ht RoyJ Highnefe the Duke of Yoe lb. Royal Hlgtyncfs the Dubc of CV M Ilk a 1. AND. ll , the of Bedford Jame. Freeman, Elq. Mirquit of Bathing's= Edward Holland, lA+ rlo tearer Marchtenefe of Bath Colonel Hari,; :nen Mandell rd Hay , 1 .nrd nray d e kothyn nba Penn, Pfq. .te Gilbert Hembree Part. b, _. ....ern Heatticett, ... ..'m. Bootb, f :q. Sir W. Cards Wm. Cita,. 01..1 . . F rq. Sr Wm. Peprrril 3 I re Alko, Jf I - 9 co Henry atatiiroed, Bart Sir T. Gooc b. Bait. l'ort.Tlhamas Eritine I.onl F. Campbell Admiral Sir itabrrt Kirefmill Laity Herne r.r.mifc Clark Juanita. tfq. J. All n. I. fq. t..:olm•cl Ulrn ii—i—. rs.twidge, Eft} ca l rain !mark 3. Tottenham. Efq. Mrs. Jamm tartan Captain Grtvta V ., ;tlam HaVerd, Efq. Caionti Payee Mr. Eaton Jars. Palmer VAtthew Leiria., Efq. Mr.. Dutkr .l. Ht4thAele. El Prince taffeta,' '.irr iv Hoyt, U.l. T. K. Beaumont. Eft r i.t.dr.cll P.L.: Milne *r. Grr,n Catenel Imbet '..1 Tyiri.ll Mr . Bettdon Meth, Fri. W. Davidfan, Efq. t... 10-......, Ifq. Mralennand. i:.LumixAT loom—The Subkriininn Houfes, and of Lcr i\fal kir 'a tradclzatn cliicfly ottradeil . . . notice. In St. •James' ftreet, Brouk6's . , Reddifles, and the Cocoa-Tree. made a magnificent difplay. Oakley's, in Bond-ftreet, was very rath.fol. In Pall-mid!, the Union Club flee Cumberland) houfe, and the Globe Infurance, mole brilliant. In the Maymartct, the Little Theatre and the Opera houfe were fuptibly decorated. The two Theatres of Covent Garden and New Drury exhibited each a molt magniftzent frontifpiecc. The dampnefs of the night prevented that crowd and buiile which is ufual on this occallon Melts. Pellatt and Green: glafs-makers to his Majefty, in St. Paul's Church. yard, were particularly confpicuous in the decora tions at the front of their houfe. The beauty of the King's Arms over the door was fuck as attraded the notice of the fperftators; Merrs. Parkers, glafs makers alto, were very brilliant in their annual dif play of loyalty. MANSION tiOUS 8.-C. R. with a Crown, encircled with laurels. Neat.' and asii.sy, St. Paul's Church. yard.—C. R. with two Stars, and pillars of varie gated lamps. BLADES, of Ludgate hill.—A tranf parent Crown, with ornaments orcut•glaffes, Ladleful ly difplayed. LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Con'els, for money, 3611--Dino, for Feb. S6}. Omninm, il—News per Lent. 93.3.—Olchlitto, stek Bp. Rcdoccd. sifi—Kbart A.n. 3fdir.--4 pee Cent. 721. THE KING. On a theme fo juftly dear to all good men as the welfare of our beloved Monarch, we are happy to allure the Public, that bating a rheumatic affec tion in one of his feet, his MAJISTY never was in better health. Etiquette does not permit fitting at Court, and his 141414'y thought, however flight the pain in his foot, he fhould not be able to bear the fatigue of (landing for four or five hours. This was the Pole reafon for his abfence from the Drawing- Room yefterday. His Ma'am, as we have already Awed, in every other refpeet, was never in better health. He joined the Qzsan's Party about eight o'clock yellerday evening ; walked about, appeared in high fpirits, and did not retire till after eleven o'clock. We are happy to add that though Rill a little lame, his Ma'am was this morning in fuch good health, that the %ma has iffued cards for a Mattel Party in the evening, at which the Kano will be prefent. An immenfe number of Nobility left their cards of enquiry at the Queen's houfe this morning. Bofton Papers of the loth ult. were received yell terday—fome extraAs from them will be found in the lag page. By a letter from Malaga, dated the 4.th of December, it appears, that at the beginning of the month the deaths were from 8o to too a day. The yellow or American fever had been nearly, if not entirely, fubdued Come time before ; but the reigning diforder was occafioned by the arrival of a French infeOed veffel about the latter end of November. We can, however, afert with confi dence, that when the latt advice, came away, the fever had entirely fubfided ; and for the fatisfac don of the britifh Mefchants concerned in the Malaga trade, a certificate to that effed has been fent to this country from the Board of Health of that place. Yefterday hiv MAJEPTT gave an audience to Mr. ADDINOTON for a confiderable time. The Dukes of You, Kans., and CAMBRIDGE, dined with their MAJUSTIES yetierddy. The Niinifters and Orficers of State gave the nfual entertainments yefterday at their relpeelive houfes, in honour of the day. The St. Margaret's and St. John's Welminlter Volunteer Corps, yefterday marched from their pa rade, Wertniintier Hall, to Clapham Common, where they had a grand Field Day in honour of her Ma- Tssrv's Birth Day. Letters were received in town yefterday from Malta, Bolton, Virginia , Lifbon, and Oporto. A bridge is immediately to be thrown acrofi the Canal in St. James's Park, with a military way from the South.fide to the Palace. Eaftware Bay, near Dover, which has hitherto been considered as acceiTible to an invading foe, (suing to its Rat Chore, and totally unfortified Rate, betides being advantaseoufly fituated for drawing up an army after a landing had been die led. is now put into fuch a good Slate of defence, as to have no. thing to fear front the attempt of the enemy. Front C4pc Point, for the ('pace of more than a quarter of a mile, a moat has been dug, about fifteen feet deep, and at the esti-unity of the point two guns, IS pour.d,:rs, are mounted, and a number of foldiers . 4 " now employed in making the tweed:try prepara tions for mounting feveral mole. The Cliff, as far as FOlitaoflC. has been cut away in every place where it was polible to afcend it. General Moons his teen indefatigable, in his exertions to forward its compleion. Two C , nventions have been, it is fait), entered into between France and Portu . .t.il. One at Lithon, by General LASALS and Don Jose 111• NULL The firm itiindatesl in this treaty as the price of the neutrality of Portugal. is laid to be feventeen millions of francs. The other Convention is Rated to have been made at Faris, by the Portuguese Minillcr Don Joss MARIA Da Souza ; and is reprefented to he much more thfadvantagenus to Portugal. It is in. deed thblight that it will be fet afide, and that of LAS. MSS eflablithed. The Prince Regent, it is added, afenibled about tiny of the principal Pertuguefe chants, for the pa/pole of reyiertiog their aid, to raife Ly way of loon the (urn tweed:try. The merchants, it is (aid, wete diratisfieJ that the other orders of the Late are not csil!cd upon Aliu. F1.97YLL.1 ! i `F BOULOGNE. DIAL, JAIL tl3. The whorl: of the convoy are Rai at anchor in the aiwns.—Wind S. S. W.—At relent it is impfiffible for them to get out. A (alive was this day fired in honour of her Majefly's bilth.day, and flags are dif played from all the !hips. No (*either intelligence has been received here from our fquadron off Bou- logne. DtINGENII3, iall. 16. Sailed his Majeßy's (hips I.an•, Sikutaass, La mm, Aacitaa, and Bsnoomootto, for Boulogne ; VULTUILI, on a maize off &achy Head; and Att. Tour for the Downs. Remain the LEOPARD, Eli- ItYALUS, H•iry. SULPHUR, and firess. The Speedwell brig arrived lan night from Guern fey, havingomder her convoy three tranfports with the 43d regiment on board ; they are to be landed at Dungenefs when the weat:ler will permit. The Speedwell yellerday fell in with and captured a French lugger privateer off Beachy Head, cf thirty men and eight four pounders, which the has brought in here. The privateer left Boulogne the 14th in. Rant. She had been off Beachy Head Come time fince, and captured a merchantman, which fhe Cue ceeded in getting into Dieppe. The crew of the privateer will not give the flighteß information as io the preparations at Bou]og.ie. There is one remark, however, which naturally fuggells itfelf, that, if Bo- NA PAILTI intends attemptihz the invafinn, it is re. markable he would allow privateers to put to fea b fince there are many chances to one that they will be captured, and thereby deprive him of what be molt wants at Boulogne, feamen. Jan. 17.—The LEOPARD and EMERALDS got un der weigh this morning for Boulogne, as the wind was S. S. E. but it having flirted about twelve o'clock to the Weaward of South, they returned again. Yeßerday a Court of Direaors was held at the EaR India Houle, when Capt. CHARLES _form, of the DAVID SCOTT, took leave previous to departing for Bombay. The Court adjourned, at fix o'clock, till Wednefday nest. The Earl of DAR TxQuT r, Colonel of the Loyal Birmingham Volunteers, has ordered a picquet, of one Captain, too fubalterns, three ferjeants, one corporal, two drummers, and fifty privates, to parade every Monday morning. and to confider themfelves on duty for the week. They mull not leave the ) town, but always be ready to parade at a quarter of an hour's notice, in cafe they lbould be called on by their Officer or the Magißrates of the town. A Field- Officer for the week is alfo to be appointed. Monday the Liverpool Fuzileers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel EARLE, were reviewed at Edge Hill, by his Royal Highncfs Prince Wizztrive of Groucairsa. The Rate of the ground and of the weather was extremely unfavourable for the perfor mance of military evolutions, and before half the manoeuvres were performel the day became fo tem petitions, that his Royal Highncfs with much confi. deration &fired the regiment might be difinitfed.— At the fame time he ezpreffed great fatisfaelion at their foldier-like appearance, and at the fleadinefs with which (even under there difadvantages) they went through the different manoeuvres. The new Fifh Market, which for tome time paft has been building at Billingfgate, is nearly finiffied, and affords a commodious fituation for the dealers who attend there. A clack placed over the covered way, would prove of much utility to the mallets ii the different fmacks who have to tide it up and down the River. At the late Sta:x Sellions a bill of intik/Mtn(' was preferred aping tour of the Barrack Artificers who were lately concerned in a fcrious difpute with the Barrack-mailer and fume military officers, at the Lewes Theatre. The bill contained two counts, the firft of which charged the defendants with a riot, and the other with violent affaults : but the Grand Jury returned a true bill againfl one only, for a fim. plc alTault, which Rands over for trial at the nest Seffions. The Artificers mean to proceed againd the Officers, by aflion. Tuefday fe'nnight, before the High Court of Julli ciary, at Edinburgh, John HerdmAn was tried for the murder of Mr. Geyler, midfliipman on the improfs fervice, and acquitted, it appearing that the deceaf ed was the aggreffor. The folios Jog lingular circumflance occurred on Saturday fenni., , ,ht. in the garden of Mr. Maawic of Fittleworth. Suffer :—A hawk pounced on a chick en, about half grown, and encumbered with his prey. was perceived by the parent cock, who im• mediate!) , niade at the Intruder, and by one blow laid him at his feet ; the chick was by this time di engaged, and a battle between the hank and the cock cnfued, which ended, after three rounds, in fa your of Chanticleer, from whole feet Mr. Matwtee (who with two other perfons had witnetled the con ilia) took the petty tyrant of the air, with vet y few remaining fympt. ms of life, which he intlaidly re figned in his hands. H•TT ti-G•11.0 .i.••••••Yeflerday /1 - ibarre Co/re.ta was re examined under the Maiming AB. The lirti wi nefs called was Barnard Hurry, a ta)lor. in Wild. Itreet, who Rated, that on Saturday evtning he was walking with Crime children down Gray's lnn-lire. who had time from a funeral ia the :pa.tie Id,- ying ground, when the priforicr broke O•c• ro cetli•ai, and making cafe of very crane to them, deponent :mon ilrwd with him hi improper online, when he ..rt•d f;eeral blows a t th e witnels, which he v:111.1ed ..:1 i.iib his umbrella. John Tinirne teeing the c to the alliitanee of the witnefs, %shut he to , n after fuun,l that the hack of hi: coat wa, rut w itil a krf:. iic•oker, a conti..ble et S:. f ,urcd 'Le mi. tone:. .it being rci . l.4(toty. Le c.iilc,i P. 11ot:hi:day to his atiLlanee, wizen they lAA hold nf c .lla .and he tot Doubl..day A -.iris Oh: nnit. ttc hip: cf his h.ind. and seoli,ided of 1:s fii-y-.-s, and then threw away hu knife, la Lich n? by Mr. W ‘ bb„, of ktddion race-, ell, .rho bore kf timony to the vinl:• cc of (I: I): is !ler. I:c 'ass I,lly committed in uiAl. J':.l{'. NAUTICAL INTELLIGICNCE. MAILS :HIS DAY....WIdd aaa. DIM • Dublin 01 I Hasobuegto Waterford 0 3 ItAtiCf, jas. 'G.—This toornh flrong gale at S. S. E. came in and . road, a Portuguefe brig, Nara Senhora menta, Capt. CULTODIO JO2ll 8011011- Lifbon, with cotton, fugar, and fruit, prOperty) and bound to Dieppe, Fecal?. Valery ; out ten days, file is leaky, and the cargo mull be taken out. Fatuoum, Jaa. t6.—Arrived the SILATIOWIIit hoop of war, from Cork, and failed again on a cruise. PLYMOUTH, jls. 17.—Captain HSATINCOTI, and the filip's company of la SOFTISANTE, arrived in a tender from Cork, were fent on board the Sat yawns ass. Mumno, of r rz guns, Admiral Sir J. Cos.roys, K. B. A Court Martial was held on Capt. lICATHCOTE, un Saturday, on board the flag (hi? for the ion, of His Majelly's floop la SUI/FtSMITA, of lei guns, on Spike Bland, in the Harbour of Cork. , en the 2sth of December !ail, in a violent gale of wind, when after hearing the evidence for and againa Capt. H. the Court acquitted him of any mifconduft in the lofs of the Paid Poop of war. Pos. rs mourn, Jan. 18.—Came up from St. Helen's, the CHaiton frigate, being releafed from quarantine. —Arrived the Jane, Banta, from St. Thomas's. bound to Embden, detained by the HYDIIA and Damn frigates.—The CHAMPION armed Jhip is appointed convoy for the Downs.—Wind S. W. • DIAL, JAN. 18.—Sailed the CycLors frigate for Sheernefs. Came down from Sheernefs the IBILIL. LUNT frigate. Arrived the SPIEDWILL flOOp of war, from a cruize, and remains with his hiajelly's Mips and the outward-bound as per lat.—Wind S. S. W. YARMOUTH, Jaw. rß.—Arrived the Palle' OP Waisapacket, Captain DEAN, from Madinat!, with mails ; the had a very tempelluous paffage. and was obliged to throw fome of her guns overboard. The Jonge Rola, B s, which failed a few days luxe from hence bound to Embtlen, is brought in here by a Codfmack. having encountered very bad weather. A [hip loaded with timber, bound to Hull, it arrived in Yarmouth Roads, having been taken by the noted Blackman, and carried into the Tesel,from whence (be was cut out by the boats belonging to the fquadron pf Admiral Tuna N so:woo se. Wind S. NV; FROM LLOYD's LIST. GRAVESEND. J&N. t& —Paged Ivy. the Peter, RIDMus, from St. Vbe's ; and Vrow M. riaretza. Stuart , Ikon Eghhdelt , :-Sanol the %'irtragting, Schap; Sne&Lid, Moot; acid the Grencil, Jun. her, for Entbden. A a arrao—.off Dover, the Thetis, Whhewood ; and Princeof Afturils, Dworman, from Oporto. At Falmouth, London, Hal lett, foam Qporto, in four days. At "triad, Little Sifters. from Oporto. At Liverpool, Two Polly+, from Bake: A t Watetford, F o r t une, from Malfortiviets. At Cert. James James, Hurry, from elbsb.- At naysfl, Ana, Emus, fres Iluerv. , At Virginia, Sheen-nit* Willis; nod Julia, Calvert. from Loudon. The Ann. Carrkk. from Leghorn; and &dal, ...--..., for Dublin. are wrecked at Wicklow. The Granary, —, (rum Guyon for Landon, is on Owe sow Carrickfergus Bay. The Union, Wedge, from Honduras for London, has been rap tend by a Freed: privateer, and given up, and is arrived at )kw Providence. The Flora, Captain Carpenter, from Newfoundl►nd, bound to Poole, i► loft on Portland &sett; three of the crew are drowned. The Jaioa, LSptain Taylor, belonging to Bridlingum,boand to London, la hill near jbridlington, the Captain drowned. The Jane, Captain Bevis, from Southampton, bound to Lore/es was aptarrd by a French privateer elf Newhaven on the oath Wit the privateer sa lime captured by the Speedy Sloop of wu. Some time ago a wager wan laid, between Major WARRINGTON and Captain DEMAND, whether fig Gravefetid boatmen or fix London watermen would in the fhorteß time row from Captain Du aamo's wharf, near Rotherhithe, round the Nore Light and return. a dinar= of upwards of too miles. The fix London watermen, on whom Captain Do RAND wagered, went to Gravefend to praeife in the water they had not been aceuflomed to ;—but the Gravefend men faid they could not pretend to row againft fuch a boat as the London men had, 2-. cl likewifc objeeed that no fleerfman had been appointed. Captain DURAND produced the articles of the wager, in which there was no aipulation for Reerfmen, and, with relpeS to the boat, each party was to find his own. Captain Dt RAND was willing, however, to enter into a frail agreement, although the old one was play or lc was then agreed that the wager Mould be deferred until the fan day of the month. when the fix London arermen fhould row again'', the fame member of Gravcicnd men, round the Nrre iight and hack to Cuckold' Point. for trn Lambed guineas. and each heat was to e riolide itLii with a bet:linen. A fecond wager was Aro mad:, that the fame means were to row the fame diflance over again without a iteerfman. We l:.rrr. by A Danith fhip which arrived at the Ifland of Sr. Helena ektly in September. mud which I:ft Batavia the latter end of June, that a vsry retinue commotion had taken !Axe: ia the interi.a. of Soma. tra between two high Chiefs, whnfe pretentkns to certain points were firenouily maintained by them h.':ll. The contl.qucnce has hem, that a warfare of a fingular nature has taken place, without any advari rare on either fide. Women and children of a to ag-, partake in this titrguinary conflift. Their rricthod et ri j zhting is wt:: arrost s. of a da , .t. , ,rous na• tore ; the har.re is aik.:z fi , ree feet in lemv‘h. and a I ;.7 cce 71'n w. osi. exen.:!) (harp, is ti.e.i .1 c : pitee ..f cr. n ~nJ is email:I:1) b.1 , 1:c.!, I:k.a • -oiK,and, the . al• mot •s• d•trure Lis n of l'arg• • leant hci1.;..1 to a %:.-y ar:trpo, !,:vet ri :rt,ild:c.l head id' buird , es. T!,is pr cf:yi. ciAinleJ by eaco ef the above ChiTrs, v. ho dr:err:lint:l to ct,r.. tcni the pnict. It is HIT: (..r Any me V , t.l• terfcrc in tF.r ciiipsre : :lie 11,; inv:tcr itt t. , .t degrec,:ind it is : tcc.sr.c:!: pinics lir far up tL•c country. t:::y gn, Jcvallau•rq vntiks w iy. 1! .1 i•id :!.At our Gt,:rcrtim:nt ;1.4. h in t ;rce; 'uut we hAve Rime. &S L ave. ow tb co 3 0 ring during a anchored in the . h d o L is, of and from • lit. (Portugnefe teary p. and St. rd it is fuppofed the SIATIOWItit gain on A cruize. EAT/MOTE, and NTE, arrived in board the Sat.. Admiral Sir J. as held on Capt. d the flag (hi? la SUEMMITE, arbour of Cork, violent gale of idence for and ed him of any . rp of war. rom St. Helen's, rom quarantine. 1 St. Thomas's. s be HYDIA and armed Jhip is wind S. W. .ors frigate for ° reefs the Eau, • DWELL Hoop of