Star. — London, England, 1804-08-06 00:00:00

ifflon, and yetterday fd ont an ring, fm thys before feat off 4 • r. cv 28. —We have already :vetiv er Mikity the Empreld of the at Aix-la-Chapelle. Cologne, that by a violent Ilorm river Aar bad been fuddenly fo carry away thirteen villages, et ; many of the i n h a bitants, and a :a ttic were drowned. Cologne Very much ; a great deal of tim. wn it, and a bridge and two tuil‘s the f t the French Bativian Id and Great Britain will fail while eror remains, on the emit. e of the folfe reportorn England, h India (hips had been taken by the here to ap extraordinary high price• farce, the Ordinance publifked in ig the importation of all kipds of extended to muffins. 111,71taH CORRIWIIIIINT, LOCUST la the new credential which the Ina foreign Courts have received bete, ajcny Naroxsos is filed Moira MS her) by the refpeftive Sovereigns. In redentials, a with is alto expreffed that on of a generaLpeace the welfare of l i e fill increafed. In the credential' rays to the German Princes haTe re rinces are Riled by his Imperial Maier. ss was the pratlicc wirier the old Regal Corning, about (even o'cloOc % Ole 4' - cm Malmakfon for Aix la-Chapelle.— Akfilied of four carriages, feseral out-. detachment of horfe-guards. at our Emperor has received from tkie the Order of the Golden Fleece, and rots of the Order of Malt from the r of that Order at Catanea. ation of the Emperor on the 9th of No-' draw to Paris a great concourfe • f fo occalion a proftdion of lusurirns ex. oral orders have already been received ore houfes and lodgings. ms are making for the reception of the Ostend and lisulTels. He is expetted at y on the sad. Q!tat tem are alto ordered ed at trutels for the klanoverian Legion, Zelle. etary of State, Maxey, is gore to the n the Co4:1, as have alto the Hiniaers at of the Marine. ronomer ',ALAND, is appointed • Mem- Legion cf Honour. The number of all Ti will, it i sPaid, be extended to to,ooo. appointment of kto,oco livres was intend es rant, the Grand Chancellor , f the Le hick, however, he would only accept Soon. te of the Poll at Brenttord, this day at lock, was AINWAILING - sy 114C1111 BURDITTT ,NTT SMITH had on Saturday a long eon ith the Board tf Admir•Jty. Light Hon. CHARLES VILLERS is ekfted for the Burghs of Dornock, 'fain, Ding ek and Kirkwall. al and Connteic of MOIRA arrived n Tuef his Lordfhip's houfe in Qi 2 eeil.ftrrer, Euin- y fe'nnight arrived at Sans Sonci, near the Earl Laarstioaouott and cuite, after ce of many years. :race the Duke of L. Jarrett arrived in ' t om England on Tuefday acesots. an Envii(h G ntleman. Mr. Cast, RocHIFORT, nephew to Mr. FoSTSIt, LTA for of the Elcheciner. are among the C , .m. rs appointed to engnite into the fees, 'Ala :, of the Revenue Officers in Ireland. lel CLINTON i s to b , appointed Barrack General of Ireland in the MOM 01 Sir JOHN CRADOCC. IA Mans t and his Staff failed on Mrreclar, , ter, to make obfervations on the camps at ne, from whence they did not return tili ay. cral Dom has got a command in Suffer, and i led in the Dunbar dilltia by Brigadier-Gene s rd Ecrritastoss. fday the Oxford Loyal Volunteers, command ' Colonel Srmone, marched into Reading, to t three weeks upon permanent duty. Brigade of Guards that were at Chatham ate .ped on Barham Downs. works at Dove., on the wegern heights, are ng on will much experlitien. e 4th Weft India Regiment has embarked at nica for Cistern. e 24th Regiment of Foot marched lag week their country cantonments, near Norwich, far r ibriage Barracks. Logfbeads of porter were dillribtved among rIl divilion of the German Legion, while they at Bri;hton ra Wednefday, by order of the •C of WALbt. On the following day, after be nfpcftea by his Royal Highnefs, they proceeded Kir match to Bexhill, where they are to be en- • ied. confeetnence of (nine difgote at the Lite Af of Ito/common, a /netting touk plate on the ning tt Satuiday fennieht, in the demerne of r ne.ir Athlone. betviten F—s H —n, and k D—g, Efqs. when after eachAnging a cafe h (by the hell ilia tit which Mr. /A.'s ifl grazed by Mr. 14. ' 6 hail) the fecund' in crest, and an amicable reemicliiatioo took place. SPORTING INTELLGENCR. LEWF.S RACES, FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. • The County Rate. value c ols Two miles and a half I e it. Mr. Lsdbroses c. f. Mary Ann, 6 yrs old. SR. slb. t t s H.R.H. Prince of Wain 's Rti•cl, aged. Mt 71b. . * R. Mc. Tbounion's b. f. Virginia, 3 yrs old, 5R.1 ilb. a Pit. Two to t agft. Ma r y Ann ; 6 to 4 agft Reba ; y to I AO yirgipin. The '('own Plate, value sal. H. R. H. Prime of Wakes Rebel, ,4 1111 - S R R. a t a It a x Mr. Ledbeem's cb. C. Volooliego, 3 yrs old, S .. 3 1 3 Mr Dorand's b. f. Mite Coiner, 3 no 01.1, SR 1 ttb. Tive gad 6 to to on Volontiers ; 4 to to agit Re bel ; 3 t • t all Coiner. , SaTo snar-rpe third and 1 0 1 ye ar of a Stsbfcept ion • of togs. each. H. R. H. Prince of Wake, b. Pm Marred. aged, lA. RAIN t Mr. LetlbroWee's b.L Julia, 6r+ old, Ht. go. .. Five to 4. and I; to to ti.n Anifeed. A Match for aoogs.—The lift two milet- Mr. Young's Specu l ator, by ClayhAll, 3 yrs old, 611. beat Mr. johnflon's ch. g. Aritagonift, by Young Meat, aged, SA. 61b. The Ladies' Plate, 6ogs.—One four mile heat., LA fireetent't Rotel" 4 Pa 9 1 ( 1 . 71 711)t std - - . - - H. L. H.P4iiic; Sr WIWI 11. ou eg M '' Sew" to 4 on the winiitT. A Handicap Plate, 391.—Tw0 miles and a half each. Mr. Brown's cli. Hawassui, 6 yis old. 711 ,alb. I 3 1 1 Mr. Polares b. la lio(eVod, 4 yr' 46; Aft. 4 1 b. 3 1 I Mr. l.sdbroaSe• c. I Man _iin, 6yr obi 9R. 41b. i s 3 dt AU. Hi.fil , • e. c.bruebsrse lie. 4yral f. att 91b 4 4 4 Mr. Mellifh bought Rofebad after the firit heat. — Three tot on ltokbud , Atter the beat. WORCESTER RACES. RACES, THURSDAY, Atlfi. 2. - The Ladies' Plate of 501. for all ages. Ltl Stunforre 'l urnme, syn old. SR alb : - - 4 I Mr. Harrell b. S. by Hammer. J r we. OR. 1 3 * Captain Reales S. S. Prior, 5 7nold SR. aM - a' •3. Win Mari's Efq. g. Claftoo„ stied, 811. nib. - 32 dr A Plait of 501. the County And City Subfcriptinn. 1 Hon T. W. oa:entry's c It. lArrnabaso,, s raid 2 1 I. Moo's, laq b. c. Sy Wit M 1416sut, 4 yrs ad 1a di --- At the Chelmsford Races an Thurfday, the town plate of sot. was won by Mr. Emsciss's b C. I aerat, beating Mr: Wii.Liasts's b. f. by Potlies,, and Mr. Fottra's b. c by .Iszeaird, in two hears. 'fhe latter was dillanced the firli heat. A ftreepflakes of sot, was af:erwards run for, the. owner: Adis% their nw h. h. Yl n hones, which was won by Capt li,..l'ost. ia Nada.. A foot-T ace tonk ptste hlqwetil Pastors +a a pisiate of the ill Lancafhige Militia, and HAT %coop, a iouineyman tai.r, of ChellasfOril, on which m. to th in 40 guinea , depended. Pas slaw; it as eiteemil one .1 t c AM runners in the tins/does, hafiaving won W twenty4esen races, and neve r, en any oecnn, as heat; he was a this cookelt, however, obliged to yield the palm to H /memo, whii, witb apparent cafe, Came in about two yards Wrote hi. competitos. the Euc. ----- Thp Charleflon paper of the 30 May, mentions, that at the Federal Cieeuit there, • n the 2 3d , r din Mitchell was lotted guilty of having entitled two Ame ricans, named Morris and Rogert tttt t totem on boaed the Bri'tth privateer Ezpetiment, aol (entente& to be coonfined 30 days, and to pay a fine ef act) dollars. J. Swaine was charged with the like offence, but the ineliement was traceried to the next Court. Between the hours of II and to o'clock on NV, d. nefday night fall, an alarming fire broke out in •hie woollen manufaltory belonging to Metirs. kittn Den nis and Sons, of Penzance, which increafed with (itch rapidity, and continued with Inch unalaating forv,As to belie all the exertions of the numerous atfiCri..s (who affembled almotl inftsntaneoutly on the diiiref ling occatiOnj, and to coati= the whole atonic ma chinery with a liege quantity of wool. y, et c MCltt c am and every part of the building. whicharn shat c was capable of dettroying Fottunately 'here was no other houfe attached , th•mgb wi:hitt a f e w ~.atitli there were a lion h ou se for Wevol, ti4/Cll;ll,orUft, but the fire was providentially p ttttt red trots com municating to either. The lots mud be wry cots. liderable, but no certain accounts have yet been etta- I , tained. and we are tarry to Bate, that none 0( tie iproperty was infused. A few days ago an alarming fire Woke nut in en out.houre belonging to Mr. Laser r T. of Milton near 1 Sittingbowne, in confemtenee of the tide Slowing is; 1 ion a quantity of imeacked lime, which in a (bort mi t e Iconfnmed the fame, and feline • . her loran boildinks which flood near. Oiving to the timely affinience of the inhab.tants of the town and neiehloorhood. the fir' *.s prevented terns f o reiding f u rther than tie outbuildings of the adjoining plemilet, which be loov ed to periling who are but in t . ,:eraie e rienni. itances. and of whirls a fret4ll van Molv is, niured.• We have received th e Trinidad Paperto We gib of June, by which we learn, that imenenfe &senate has lately been (uilained there by a fire, *hie) had eaten led itlell nearly over hull the cultivated part of the ill •nd. The folhiwing int onsarioo ~ n t:ie legit:a is extra/Red from I tie lithe papers tithe agch Ap , ii t 0 A great many climes have been halo , in, this Aland : the princioal falterers are Meffrs. W h at ak i ar and Redhead, at PoUit of Cedre ; Mr. Bini and Mr. Vance, in the cpbetter of Guar ; Dr. M...bert. fon, quarter of Separia ; Mr. Palmer and Mesdames Boats and Cach. in French N.rparime s MITA. Whitmore and 1.2112t0ti, Cat apachima quarter ; Meas. Cr tiikfltank and Taslour, L e vant le quo. ter $ Mr. Tnwnthend Parra, A•leag na quarter I hi• ills. D. Parke and Cuiwas. Maraca. ; t gether with a number of (mall estate" on the mount o• 11-. wowing from the Maracas to the Batas. .1 he te rl iiiimher of eftates binned cannot yet be aleeitaiticd, as the ;fiend a hs been n fie for there thr c wek. pall-- Various reafons o r are given for the fi•l e l c e astle ; i.mc arc! ihe it to runaway. and others evil tifpoird Ne groes ; but what is more probaole, us the horning of cut down wood having communicated v ith the foreft wand. On Saturday morning the rite was lo near the town of Port of Spain as the Valley of Santa Barbara, immediately behind Orange drqvc Dar rack,. Some rain fell on Thmiday, hot had no ef fed. Great hopes are entertained of the wet (eaten commencing. So long a continuance of dry w e ather has not been knoon here finer the teat I 93, when the whole ifiand was in 11 inn, from Point Cedre to Point Caller" for the space of tire week," ' The Tritrilrel Cairene, nt the sth of May, ad!s Mr. Legendre to the lift of fufFerers, aroi that 83 hug theads of lager, and moll of the negro-hoofes on his digt,, were dettr-yed. Sublet:pc , t Pipers mention two other fait era. lint do not at any istisfaSory account o f dm c.aute of NIDDLEOT YLECIJOIV. At the clnfe nf the pan pa Saturday, the auto / berg were on the div't. For Sir FIiANCIS /1011DITT /1 For %Ir. Masair•attt Majority for Sir FIA&CISBL:IO%Tt G STATf MINT. For S FILVICIS 1k ROC/ r. For Mr. MAINWALINIP. is Day - - 611 ift Day Day • - :,61 id Day 341 Day - - zhs w DaY" ath Day . ath Day stlt eay - - 172 tth Day 6th Day • - sot 6th Day 7th Day - • 204 7th Day • Bth Day . • toS Sth Day nth Dar • - 93 9th thy seth Day - - 9 9 wi t, D r y 11th Dar • • SS 11th Day tstli Day - 7s nth Day • - 399 . - 3tz - - $57 - - 1 93 . - Es! • 146 . . 108 . . 109 . . 106 • . 9$ • - 20 Total • - 2349 Tina - • soy Total Majority in favour of Mr. MAlNwAatwo Upon the poll being declared by 'the Sheriffs— Sir Planets BUEDETt addrelled the Meeting to the following purport :—Gentlernen, you will per ceive from the poll of this day, that the exertinn. which you have made face talk I had the honour of addreffing yuct, alteady begin to be felt ; that the tide has turned and (et in our favour (applaufes).— The hope, Gentlemen, which i have ever entertain ed of our final fuccefs, is cottfiderably increafed by this event, becanfe yno will recoiled that this is the 1 day upon which the p oll has been leaft favourable to ' us during the late as well as the prefern conte R. This circumitance holds out to my mind the mull encou raging profpee. Indeed the afforances which my friends have received, who have been good enough to make applicatirm. in my favour, and the promifes made to myfelf in the courte of my perfanal canvas,' bib` guarantee that we all, on Monday next, make' farther and important (h r` , progrefs in the advantage which we have obtained today; that in fe&, Gen tlemen, the kale will decidedly tutu in our favoar— VeV . "). ntlernen, I fhoold not think it nece by ffary to take fo much of your time , day after day, in addreffing you, and thus detain you Irnm that which is much more material to our common intereft, the protects tion of an alive and vigorous canvas, if it were not for the calumnies which are daily invented and pro pagated by nor adverfary and his agents. Whether you regard the enclofures which are fent in circutsu letters to the feveral fteehnldeti of the county—whe ther you regard the advertifements that are publitbed by our opponent lsimfelf, in which he c.arges /our efforts to maitt.tin your independence as the fouled coni piracy—whether you regard the fables which ap pear in the hired public prints of the day, or the pla cards which are fo widely diffufed in the capital, you will find nothing but the fame Gotha nob of " trea au and perjury . ' If thole perfons will deal in falfe hood and calumny, they Ibould at hall thew force ingenuity, and not coallantly perfin in repeating the fame ablurd tale, and in almost prectiely the fame terms. It is unfortunate for their objeet, that their csdamnies are In widely and fo unfparinglyfcattered over all the bleb characters who have honoured MC with their fupport ; that though their malignity is great, the drat of it i.. impotent. By the uniformity of their grain and method. and by the injudictons ,:if tribution of their Render, they abtolutely loft their own pnrpofe (apersfes). Thefe men feem to have adopted the maxim that "fufficient for the day is the be thereof," but they fhould remember that the fame lie will not (office for every day in the week ; they &sold, therefore, endeavour to vary a little their ca. inmnies, and thus give them fornewhat the appear ance of novelty, and not to allow them t o grow Rate in the hands of their cuannurs. By negleding this, their invedives moll: to excite the ai interelt of the pub lic. They rather p r ovoke the Jog and indignation of the liberal and the hone% becaufe, notwithftending the prt fret charge againa my friends and me, they base never attempted to tultain it by any thing like fat or argument It is not enough conftantly to keep up the cry of . 1 treafon and penury." It is rain and indecent, and fottething mute, loofely to hazard Inch accufations. If they have any foundation in truth, why are they not immediately brought before the proper tribunals, for inquiry and poni(hroent (ap.' thrafer) f Where there is no evidence to futlain fuch acc orations, how inveterate is the malice that call even, *ffiß in promoting their currency. Gentlemen, the charge of perjury has been ad-1 eanced againd my (fiends. Had loch a ferinus of-, dance been imputed . to perfons in the humbler walks of life, I have no occafion to defctibe to you the con fequences likely to relish. Every man mull feel that it might produce the ruin of that who are not plac. ed in eircumliances to motet! them againfl the afper inn. Fortunately, however. Gentlemen, it has hap pened in this intiance, that thole calumniators have feleded men of confequence and refredabilny for the objets of their accufation--men who are perfedly capable of vindicating thernfelves—men whole hu e . yell can not be affeiled by thy charge of this nature. But yet I troll that every man of honour and libe rality will oust tae ftsul charge with as much indig nation as if the :.:9 of the gentlemen againft whom is pointed were the immediate confcquence—(4 . e ntlemen, among theother aanderoos libels propa gated againtt my charader, and which I pals by in feorn, I find in a morning Paper of this day, the fol lowing Cat d, whic h purports to addieffed to the 7.ditor by the Marchinnefs of Salrfisury Marelaiornfi of Sallitiory drfuti the Miry a the Mrs ..: siii i mmediately et.ntratid a paragraph, which Ott : 4 ;molea be his iriadwitestly infanta in outer, fisting, that the bad kid fillinher of Voters to (wart Trancis Burdett. as be world. or the century, certainly sic awry potabk curtains 2:ainft pia II au rutty of this baA! Ca/ft:trim Hatfield., *get 5. floe. Gentlemen, I would ads, whether a more gref, mid infamous libel can be imagined by the mind of man, and whether it is pf.dible that a woman, a gen tlewoman, fhould thus obtrude herr& upon public notice—lbould in far forget what is becong her rank and fez as to !wing her name in quellion, by giving her ftsppott and tellisnony to an affertion, of the joßice of which at ben . * mold bows No. Gentlemen, the thing is not to be be l ieved; I mull reckon it among the tricks and to which my opponent has thought proper to re coil. I t could conic .rum this Lady. (f.0e.441./trafio.) ot, Gtlent.n, hi. tl'er artifices, it 1. dimity 1 R .41 city of dvatirn, ho that knows at.y thing .t the politm'. y this count'''. ciould luppole I:ianICC.,IS t:141 'lartjuis of Salilbury would be four! **nog the a4vntatu of one calkte. The tale I lire alluded to *as no doubt, fabricated with a' view to the offentatilans contradirlion I hatT th jqff reaffilot tartly no one couldlattcy ita would be fupparted by the Marquis of Salability, who has had mote places, and, if report hewn, fold more place, than any man in England. We know that his main employment is what they call at Court a gaits Ssid. This . nick, Gentlemen, has the power of magical charm, it padres the properties of a tor pedo, which whenever a man touches his fenfes are inllantly benumbed; In with the White Stick-4e moment a man lays his hand on it, he becomes dead to every feeling of patriotifm and public fpirit (Load fly seat.) Gentlemen, it is abfurd to think that our cattle would be net grated by (itch fupport. Such fupotlt indeed would never give effea, nor add dig nit) to the caufe we maintain. Now. Gentlemeh, with reference to the phrafe ufed this libel of happy conhitntims" I Deg r fay a few worth. It is no wonder that the Marquis of Ba lilbury and I fhould differ as to the meaning of that phrife—there ate ninny who confider it in different points of view. Some millake the abtifes of the con ititution for the conititution iifelf, and undoubtedly I am, and ever I h ell he, an inveterate and aaive op ponent of thole abufes. ("pplanfr.r.) People have different modes of ellimating different things; tome adopt the mazitri— " What's the wnnli of any thing " but jult as much as it will wine." In that fenfe certainly it k to the Marquis of Setif bury, and loch perfons, invalstabb-0 us, Gentlemen. it is very dear. [Laajlger and apyaufes.] My vicws of ibe fubjed are extremely dititsent, as the right., privileges and intereits of the people are, in my opi nion, molt eliential part of the contlitution.— 4 4 41- w i ts )* ivenuemen, before I leave you, let me exhort you to come forward col! on Monday morning. Num bers have told my fi ;ends and me that they would come forward in caf. of neceffity. To them I again repeat, that the neceffity which exills is created only by tbeinfelves. By them, however, I truti, that ne eanty will be removed. If they come forward ins triediaieiy; L am lure the comet' will terminate in a Manner glorious to their charaBer. and beneficial to the brit intercity of the country at large. Sir FR sods retired anud,l thelondell acclamations . Mr. MAINWARING then came forward on the hull inv. The n‘‘ife, as ufnal, was exceptive, and pre vented the poffibility of his fpe tking whir any hopes of being heard. He, however, laid a few words as follows : Gentlemen—lt is needlefs, for many reafons, to attempt to addrels you bete at anV length; nor is there any great necellity for i'. Though prevented by your illiberality from addreffing you with freedom, the harm is not great, while the numbers on the Pall (pointing to the nunehert)—fpeak for me with eloquence mote powerful than any that I or any man could em ploy. 'flute thew the tupport which the majority of the refpalable Freeholders of Midellefex think ought to be given to my caufe, which is the cattle of order, Office. and honour, againit that of diforder." Here the noile grew lo intolerable, that Mr. Mato wartime, as anal. was under the necetlity of retiring. The mod interelling fpeflacle which prefented itfelf on Saturday, was a cavalcade, tinder the conduct of Mr. Hate Towase la with'a number of Freeholders from Wapping. This cavalcade was preceded by twelve horfemen, each beatings) llandard with an in fcription expreflive of attachment to the caufe of Sir FRANCIS BURSISTT. In the fiat carriage, drawn by four Ironies, was a numerous band of mulie. This vehicle, in the front of which Apollo's lyre was In& pended, was decorated with oak leaves. A vehicle immediately followed, on which was placed a th:p of coaliderable diluent - trios, completely rigged and filled with freeholders in feamen's drefs. Upon the Item fat two boatswains. who piped loudly as they went along. The fhip was profitfely decorated with oak kayos. Upon the main matt was the Enfign of St.. George. with the infcription of ".Cucceft to the Tare of ohl f.veatd." Upon the wizen were the colours of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with the infcription of Bur deu and tnekpenelenee." The pollitions who drove this vehicle, were dreired in leamen's jackets and trow los. The Chip was tollowed by Mrs. and Mils Tosco- SEND. in a coach and four. Tne proeeffion was doled by a long train of carriages, filled with Freeholders. The novelty of this idea excited eonfiderable enter tainment. As loon as the cavalcade reached the ha tings, it was received wirh acclamations of 4. Leos live the Tart of old ineand," the mutle playing Ault Britannia." A mailer chimney•fweep named Lake, being very firongly relied to gn to vote for Sir FRANCiI BUR• URTT, Cod, if he went at all he would go in his work ing &els ; that of diode was not objelted ; hut Soot-Lo had another point to ir.fill on, he mull rrco with the noble Lord who caneaffed him in his car nage to the hultings ; the vote mull tint be lon, and the Lord hog and the Swop fat check byjnle in the carriage, to the great antufement of a number of fpedators. The Captain of a neutral vette!. arrived yeflerday in the River from the Testi, beings intelligence that Bo AAAAA ra was daily expetled at Amaerdatn, and that preparations of the molt fplendid kind were making for his reception. One of the St. Vincent Papers mentions a report of the furrendsr of Caracole to a fquadrun from Jamaica. and the confequent re-poffeffion of tile :iv amass (loop of war. A letter has jult been received from Captain %Valour, in which he does not complain of being fubjeftsd to. any peculiar shardiliip. He has ',ever been joined by any of his officer. or crew, as he is kept as Paris. while they are at Verdun, or Epinal, whither they were marched irnmedLitcly:lftcr landing. A letter limn Captain WILLIAM Sri en /150 N, late mailer of the Nail, of dated An igua, June ajr 1 8 04. Pays.--" I am happy to wham you, I bast , got liberated from th..t hot rid and miserable place, the French prifon in Guadaloupe, which was 'Jot fit to put a dog in. Locked up in a dungeon every oi t ;ht with about fifty more poor fellow fulierers I for my bed I endeavoured to rick the forteft part of the floor, and my pillow was a large done 1 our %13114111 Welt fcanty, but bread in plenty, and thank G in a fpring of hells water run through the prifon yard I Islt ' them laR Friday, and arrived here two days ago, with Capt. Dawn's, late of the Duke of Kent packet ; I got away by a fl uitting.the name of my owner, And I palling fur fupercalgo tad owner of the sip.** Orl 19#.47gEf. AtAq..9 TIIIi DAY-r-04. it IL W. MIL, PUS. - All M. 1 1 111• DaNio 3 t V . a O ITO . 0 Waterford I L MC • PLYSIEWTH, Auo. 4.—Came. the SPACIAL, of t 8 guns, from a cruise; the Laws W , of :6 guns, from the Downs, with a fl e: ; and the PRET- Tv Lass, of t 8 guns, with a fleet from the Weft ward. S tiled the GoLIAN, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. Came in the Itaricsa, of 18 guns, and the Busy, of 4 guns, trom a eru i %C. A report prevails here, that a fleet of nine fail of the line have got out of Brett harbour, and proceeded to fea whether it be fo or not, we have no certain means at prctent if afeeriaining. Came in halt evening from the fleet off Ferrol and Corunna, and failed again for Pottfnmoth, his hlajelly's (hip Deaooa, of 74 s uns. She left them all well the 26th July, in good health and fpirits ; pruvifious of all kinds plenty ; the bell beef, mutton, and veal, 4d. -and 4td. per lb. and vegetables of all kinds in the utmoft abundance. Nothing remarkable had occurred (ince the cream in a dark night, of the Frencii man of war, from Co uula to Ferrol, and capture of her launch, with 25 men ; the latter wa, delivered np to the Spanifb Go vernor, In fltift is Admit-al COCI4RANt's orders to ob terve the moll perfett neutrality with the Spaniards. Two p. ,n.—Came in exprefs from Vice-Admiral COTTON'S fleet off Breit. with dilpatches for the Ad miralty, the HAWK, of 14 guns, Captain APTHORP the ftet were left well on ThurfJay morning, and nothing particular has yet tranfpired that can bc'de pcnded u;aon. PORTSMOUTH, AUO. g.—Arrived his Majefly'i (hip DRAG , OII, of 74 guns, :AIR LIN Cop of war, and NANCY cutter, from a cruise. A Portuguefe (hip was feat into Spiehead this morning by the Havre fqat dron, detained coming out of that port. She was purchafed at Havre by a Portuguefe merchant. — The HYDRA frigate, Capt. Mu soy, bas made the fignal for a convoy to the Mediterranean. The Batt resort, CUMBSRL AN°, ZEALOUS, SUCCESS, DIDO, and SLIPCNT, are repaii ill. at this port for commiffion. —l'he VILLE DI PARIS, Dritaact, and Locos, are in dock refitting, and will be out in a few days. —The SWIFTSURF, of 74. guns, launched at 'Rich.. 21.4 . 1. yard, as ilythe, is come i%to harbour to be coppered. Arrived EiPLOSION, Captain PAUL, and liti:sa bombs, Captain SYKES, from off Havre, for ammunition; and the SPEEDWELL brig, Lieutenant lions arsilm, horn a cruise. Sailed the Pcuro, of t 6 guns, Captain jahvsatie. to join the Havre (qua dron. Went out of harbour th e Hirtuta frigate, Car- [Rill MUNDY. Wind S. W. Duiccettsss, Aacvir 3.—The &tilts condoned at anchor in the Anads of Boulogne this - morning, fifty buts and eighty-four tuggers. The French men kern to have acquired lately an additional dez gree of animnfity againft our Squadron, as they open their fire in all cafes long before out (hips are within range. Dining this week they have thrown away at trait a thoufand (hot and (hells at the Inssoaractra and gun brigs. Since the attempt to cut out the gun-boat, they have reinforced their flotilla with a number of foldiers, to (wire them againft any future attack. Rear Admiral Louts, with about 18 fail, is off Boulogne. Davis, Aocure 3.—Although the wind has blown a brifk breeze to the call, we have heard a yery heavy firing, almoft the whole of the day, fup poled to be at Boulogne ; as I write it is fo thong as to (hake the windows of our houfes. Several perfons have been up the hills, but it is fo thick that nothing can be teen. The Gew.ral Agrlactl, of Chritlianfand, C. Nu m, Mailer, atrivcd bete to day from St. Cruz, and landcsi PPTER M•Esvos, paffenger. She brings no prrticular news, only that the Weil India convoy was to fad 24th Jane La. lhat. Ayr.. s.—Came down from the Rhea the I.nr.n Itastanos; He,ot,ART, and Limns, M'l.rn•st. hound to the Ealk Wits. Arrived the Haar r (loop of war, Funv and Sus.- PHVIL bombs, from off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs with the Chips as per lag. and feveral outward-hound veffils.—Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 5. —Friday P. M. arrived the FIRILITTI a gun b.ig, vrch two foreign (hips, hav ing on board valuable cargoes s alto the Kota Groans cotter. with a large foreign fhip,laden with PA fled through feveral fail a tranfports,w•ith troops from Leith, under convoy of the Norfolk arm ed fhip, and feveral fail of Greenland (hips. A Danilh (hip, laden with dards, and bound to London, gut on Harbro' Sand in a fog. hut (he has fince been got off, and brought irdn our Roads with the loft of her mien mall. As the has feveral fret of water in her hold, !Kr cargo trill he taken our, and the veffel Tuna be trpsired bey, e the c sr! prnceed nn her voyage. Yclicid iy strived the Vs s us loner, with difpatches from Admiral Tonanvoa ov ca. The FANNY hired armed brig has fent i , ‘ lit re a large flup, laden with nasal Flores. This day arrived hen feveral (hips from Norway, helongiug to this pots. The ertivey patted the back of the Sands, v feacrll riil of we rfe as fit, other ports. Arrived a large thi ; -, hut cannot obtain her 'same for poll. The (hips remain as per latt.— ' The family and retinue of Mr. ARRUTHR kr have ar jtired here, t•t embark f..r Holism in the L'reaa pac let. Mr. Astaursotor sa re;efted tau .Monday. ltrlie . cittiti s ' ftlits Waterfo.dt Aurora, Magnates; IMENt,ft girt Prelidalllei Hefl from Mcmd; Rent, Cart *amPenfiltd• ;I: tin; Amelia, Gorr*. andglic ;row MOO; nailed the linppot, Far Beareatosist Gibraltar; Thorn, WWI% ase Ciaft I - ft* ; Ann.. Caroline Bergtlia. 4freetnatille: Y• 00 Jaat e. hlUgg ; Handal' liatootterer. t jelliamor, HatirowWwil tot Freodfclutt. Orerband, for Embalm. • Amoy& —At Droved the Swanniek, fain ikon. From Phi. lo 1$ days pairage---At Lab, Chisattone, ORA" from 13 , rgett--At Aroloosollsod. Hope, Motley, fr m I few verpool ; and the Ilreley. from inlittal-..At IdAwsr. Spordman, Shotkyeroon Holt Eclat, Miller, from Orrery.' ; la , e, Howard; Nancy, Atesandsr; and SWOBOW, Mkt. 'rein NewS , undlanA—At °port% Triton. Moth from flamln-wAt 111‘extra, William Dew. Farmer, from London. The following fhipe failed from Lana aft the 14 of July,under nostril of his Majefty's fhip Pot:Litre* w i z May, Ma; and Three Brodtera. White, for beatkelig Hoak Lewis; and Fame, Brawn, for Clyde t ‘t Mert, Roiled SIAM ; I ora Duncan, Mulrlicad; Admiral Ilfelka,Ualle; ‘ll4 „ Specohtlon, Wild, fur I dereponl. 1 he Friend,. It awfon. from Anhelt for Mensal, harried to the Downs: Poe parted from the Voltage loop OlOtor Milt a ea. way Fran the Baltic, off the Naze of 'Norway. The ry . Grainrouck fronißelfaft for Copenbegele a ls MS WM= twat Kirkwall. The : - ;t. Bartholomew. from Staelbaintir bolds. it put. Into Margate with damage, having been on hUd. The Sir sydoey Smith. from London. bound to the Waft ladies. pet into Oporto on the Bth of July with throe km water le bet bald. Ilse Mary. Jamefon, of Belfaft, was wrecked near, totigkope Orkney. on her way to Predburgb: the cargo has beat Owed, but the esfi".l wilt prove a feeere Ids. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZB-MONEL To the Zephyr. her proportion of the proceeds of the Amor rills and Jong.: Jacob, captured on the oft and ad Oa. dos, is ,• company with the Surprise and Cruiser. will be paid on Friday, the :nth inft. at \o. I I, Cecil-Beget, sad maned at the Came pies for three years. the Southampton, a difteit mina d the losanty rte Vi.ler, captured a:comber 8. , 799" 4611 " 1010""digh 11111. foe three years. To the Pitior, for the Morgan Star end the Seltweillas=ll Sept. 2, s apd nf the Venus and Copklo on die id ef • t• 97, on 1 uerday. the yeti inft. at No. sameasears laa.aadt rimy luefday nd 1-Way.fne them yew To the Culloden, Zealou s Swilidlinct Tbefeee. Allease i eel Perfees h. nib, nett proceeds of the I-twenties, capraroifells te. yge, at No. . • Barnard's Inn, Habra. so Tborfday lie a)i runt. and to Ai ' torides on "fluwidayslas 13th of ternmainr, sod every 'l . tiadzy and Thurfday for three yea ~T o the Hazard, for** Troia Cottrell*. on her antial sr Pip. mouth, and evalled for them years at the Amot's 0111•4041tioir itreet. Plymouth. every Monday and Madder. To the Lynx, for the View Cathaina, eaptared Aegallta.iflat. and alto for the Profperitas, taken Aug. t 6, Elko, on Friday, tits Loth loft. at No. 53, Gnat George•ftroa. Wallado&er. sod eto• called for three yean. To the Charon and Nag s for the Leeetlaftenilift,__ .Weigel Ilia' 7th of March, typs. sepal Aires, at No. el. '011111Nir• INN al Tudday, the 7th loft. sad every Tadday sod war hir ono years. . To the Grliah, Salvage for the marten at aka tamsamilsall Landon, on the tub of Amok ISO3I am beard a INSia% Friday. the yd of Mirk sad milled at the Agree Albany, Piccadilly, eway Tedday and Friday for throorma The Lords of the Admiralty haws appliaMed Cap. -- - - Ike mitt DAVID Miura. of the Ro . yal Navy, to the 011111* mand of the fea fenciblesand gun boats ft/Wooed fat the defence of the Frith of Forth, in room of Captaie • CI.,NINT s. who is appointed to the coesassed d the Tent of 64 guns. Captain GARTH is appointed tn the Corm. Nova Sip at Woolwich, which is vitiating *ewes few , the fleet in the Mediterranean, under the orders of Lori 14aLson, and is expeeed fhortly to fail. . Captains liritrry and Rostrum are appointed t' the command of the Amman son and titattorrat, of 64 guns each. Friday fe'nnight, one of the Cove boats (p ole s homewa - rd bound' Isomlemma yak Cork hatelsmor ; failing up Channel, all well. By a letter from Toetola, we learn, that the Immo. ward bound convoy, of about sso fail, faded hots thence on the 2; Lt of June. Monday, :olive.] in Leith Rost., he Meiraimis copperid armed tranfporr, with five other t gi disila from Deal, to take on board the 18 th re • se foot, who ate to embark for England. The Wed India and Jamaica fleets are *meal ha about ten day.. the former comprifes aso fail ; the latter 174 —4O fail from the Mediterranean, a fall fleet from Portugal, and 17 Chios Ships, are likewifa expelled within the mooth. forming a greater moor her of 'hips than ever before arrived within the few. period. There were in Fluthing. on Wee'neatly, . 17.. 5 gate, twenty-one fchooaers, two brigs, sod (mailer reflels. They were hourly expedied to at ternot a pit age to Offend ; our fhips lay about three miles from the (bone, anxioufly wilbing the approach at the enemy. The RATTLIR and Calmat bait been detached to the Mouth of the Scheldt. The [quadrats is fupplied with reltral fchuyts, which ere to be manned on the approach of the enemy, and to attack than in the (hallows. We have been favoured with the following parti culars, in addition to that, we have already peen relative to the onfuccefsful attempt made by the boats of the LIMA. on Sunday night, :9th eh. under the command cif Lieutenant M'Lean, to cot out one of the French gun-boats under Portel, which may he relied on as authentic. The boats were bailed, in French, before they came within too yards of the lugger, anti though they did not me anfwer, were allowed to pull up along-fide and get on board, whcn they were charged by the toldiers, about My in number; nothing, however, could withdatad the impettiofity of our brave tars. In a very fhort dem not v Frenchman was left alive. The cable was cut and the logger taken in tow. The tide having let to the eadward. they were drifted down upon a brig full of ftiluiets, whole fire was molt dearuteive. However, they pulled along fide and boarded her ; but fatigued with pulling and reduced in numbers, it was impodible to hope for (nevelt. Thole that get on hoard fi hi their live. dearly., having committed great daughter among the Frenchmen. Thole that ticaped, fiziur eeit io number, were principally thrown fleet h , to icnant M.Lean, tehn we underhand was ITIArTIC( 4 "Olt a (eve weeks before, when lad fees, 11... d hi. hack •ta.r..t the mainmad of the brig, cut ting away with Lis (ghee, though feveral bayonets were thi (nigh him, and calling nut, .4 Vaecory," which w:ts the rallying word. - The Captain of the forecallle killed upwards of (even Frei thmen before he fell. 'llie memory- of Lieutenant bl.l-tris. sad the breve (0h... who fell with him, naafi be for ever dear to thut couw.yrileD. • 10W. . • • I &and Wag the a4ontatet of our ea*. 'no tale , wiltlrlail. 0740,10i1XCE. Pan * ~,,,*- . -..;,,, —• latliallia...o64.lrl-.)4 Lts . c. :;, I kit alluded to irras no doubt, far:meted with a • • ......... t. -- •• -- '• ' untiverni**Asio . m.reffea..be. die .11Thiti.Win”. rest i • , .„.. , _._ ••i . " • Waterbed; Aurora, Walliata and Miworea. Mc • lay, th e WM / kW view to the oftentaious contradidion I hairsitil_l . M.A.ll.sitiLl DAYs•-04.N. N. W- . , Wriltlodlea; 118111Kninitsi, trim OrratrLai.: •' • ! fratil floe' fortly no one couldlancy &emir U4Stdt AM. PM . - .• 1• 21 6 "1. W 4 PIEESNISIS6I4 Rift*. mrd Prefidesada. ~t la •"" ' would be fupparted by the Marquis of SalAbbry, who Da!,tin 3e ' Hartman a. o , from Mond; !trot, Can Beason rusier.Edie.,..u. haled • -aa has had more places, and, if report he not, fad more W"errtull t a LiffilliC• '' '6l o in. Amelia, Goren. matt* Vans , Mina. Jan. Cal. e .--a . ' ; ''!,' •' 1 Sailed the Gowen. Baley,for Barctioviai Mary, F Fat * i r. place , than any man in Enland. We know that his -- • .1. -., l Gibraltar- Thorn, darldit lbe GaN • Fibs G . Ale aiww.tatati. main employment is what th ey call at Court a Mike Payssowyst, Aver. 4.-Came. in the Se &ova, of , Dublin; Ann. Ca . rullnallaillia, step ilia .ilea4as I . . st n Siici. This. flick, Gentlemen, has the ' power of a. at gum , f rom a „ m i n I., W - o f ,6 t Muds; Hardens Itettreafsnr. •••••:: jaillausaa Ig un g essa illso, •. ! •• me magical charm, it padres the ptoperties of a tor- : the a"' Frendfchatt. Overhand.. for Limber& • _.' __..• ' ' guns, from the Downs , with afle: ; and the PRET- A a siva a -At Liverpool the Swantslek , fain . iltor.. awn MP', • '' 311 patio, which whenever a man touches his fettles are - - sal intlantly benumbed; Co with the White Stick - the Tv Lass, of tEI guns, with a fleet from the Weft ildsi*", to as 41 / 11 ladrage . "a "ger tlanawa s • esiss ikg, ' - - 193 from Brawn -At.nevrAussdlera. Ham, afinstew, fa m i arm- moment a man lays his hand on it, he becomes dead ward. Sated the GoLtan, of 74 pins, to sin the verpool; and the Kiernan& Malley. tram Iltiftal...Ae 140/WW. , . . za6 to every feeling of patriotifm and public fpirit (Load Channel fleet. Came in die Itaisosa, of 18 guns, Spordman, Shotky‘frons Hat Failo, Mier. from I Immo. s - - lel phsida.r.) Gentlemen, it is abfurd to think that our la,e, Howard; Nancy, Alesander; and SlidADWo Mier, Mm . I • • 209 ... and the Busy, of a. guns, from a cruise. A report New:moult:awl-At open% Triton. Dona ream an•rtin-as - . I zo6 cattle would be not graced by fuch fupport. Such „ . e a firpOort indeed would never give effea, nor add dig- prevails here, that a fleet of nine fail of the line have Madeira. "liana Daw• "'ma. fium Lc."' of T he following trips failed from Lifbon ands* 14* got out of Brea harbour, and proceeded to lea i- . - ao Wily to the cattle we maintain. July , under convoy of his Majefirs (hip Pot:Liam • • ---- Now, Gentlemen, with reference to the pbrafe ufed whether it be fo or not, we have no certain means at • a 1 - • seri its this libel of " , el , w , —.3 hippy conftitution," I aegr fay a pretent if afeertaining. Came in laft evening Irons viz - May, VIM; and Three Brothers, ' White. be braes t Hone. I' 'I the Sheriffs- ew worth. It is no wander that the Marquis of Sa- o.e fleet off Ferrol fatted • Levrb; and Fame, Brown, for Ctille - ulhary; &A ft Elk** 1 ' lillairy and I ("maid differ as to the meaning of that the Meninges phrafe-there ate many who confider it in different f or Prod - mouth, his Majelly's (hip Deilo'lll, of 74 Spreithrlisn, Wild, fur Liverpord. I • 11 , you will per- . points of view. Some mi [Like the abtifct of the con- s uns . She left them all well the ath July, in g ood lhe Frftnrla. It awfoo. frotn Aitken for Thomas, is arrived in ' . hat the eXertinn , ititution for the conaitution itfelf, and undoubtedly health and fpirits ; premifloiss of all kinds plenty ; ' he id the honour ofvoy l ia n i s i:e ib ße e IT Ti ll : Nose V of u r 11 7 erifftr wf "18- e felt ; that the I am, and ever Mall he, an inveterate and a ctiv e op- the bell beef. mutton, and veal, 4d. -an d 4ici. per lb. The Matr•Gralnuloth.froniftelfeft for Copmmoss.nos Ilines • and vegetables of all kinds in the utmoft abundance. .1 h : t . B ae/ h o l omm ,-.-, front 9toelbstadili bullet to put, car ramdaufer ~..._ viten( of thole abufes. ("pplanfir.) People have swat Kirkwall. , e ever entert ' inn. diffeient modes of ellimating different things; tomeluta Margate with damage, having been ou bra Nothing remarkable had occurred Rae the cream in ibly increafed by adopt the mazitt- • , a dark night, of the French man of war, from Co- put into oparto 00 the Bth of July wids three Ins water la bar The Sir oydney Smith. frosts Landon. bound to die Wag Will% ft that this is the a wan's the went' of any thing . But jun as much as it will bring." • aft favourable en 7eftt coatcg. ' Phis In t h at fenfe certainly it is to the Marquis • of Sabi- men ; the latter wa, delivered op to the , _,,,_ Orkney, Mary. Jamdm, of Belfaft, was wrecked sear larriaser bury, and filch petfons, invairrabb-tn us, Gentlemen, olmtallo Go- 'ley. on her my to B e lt the cargo hie bean awed: versus, fo (trio is Admira l cocli a a .4. t's orders to ob• but tbz val•- 1 wilt Pruft a &week& I the mull envier- it is very dear. [Lartylster and apyanfes.] My view' ratices which my of the labial are extremely diffisent, as the right., leave the moll perfeft neutrality with the Spaniards. DI3TRIBUTION OF PRIZft-MONEY. i i Privileges and interests of the people are, in my Dp i - Two p. nt.-Came in exprefs from Vice-Admiral tie een good enough nia T s o the Zephyr. " her c proportion of the at p a ssrle d et the Ante. ~. Ilion, sod Ilse molt eliential part of the conilitution.- COTT O N'S fleet off Brea. with difpatches for the Ad- company itairrh j e a SorPri ca zr and C oa raisa. win tae s P i aireet i tia lin • * and the promifes the toth Ina. &UN& 11, Cecil-arm; and masa at Mame We: miralty, the HAWK, of 14 guns, Captain APTHORP : foe arty yoir .. r o n p d e r a f; n n a e l a canvas , ( doplaut, ). leen emen, b e f o r e I leave von, let me exhort !nu • it the advantage hat in far% Gen- were belt well or Thurfaa morning,• to come forward e.olv on Mrnday morning. N o m- the fleet . 1 y and , in . the Se99l9haelP9 o 9 l , a diftritadnlll debt bellaar W 9 . 14 . 1. aal our fgro . r __ hers have told my friends and me that they would nothing particular has yet tranfpired that can be . de 1 ," % , i ' l6r. " P "‘ " ikctutbff 8.1799." A" Ith am4A/ Fu lilla ' OE NUM: years. come forward in caf. of neceffity. To them I again inw a r d 0 . i . 0n . •• • : 5 A t :. 2 0 . 0 1 oef.D . the aft' MR. at No. ift.aelnales bilk ea 4 del To the l'iyor, for the Morgan Star and Gee ildtweftera,ae repeat, that the raceffity which exills is created only is 1 OtTsmOUTH. Auo. 5. Arrived his Majefly% neceffary to takei- ) 7.apd the Venni and Copilloria die id af • , day, in addre m ot by theinfelves. By them, however, I nun, that . ne- „,. rs mip s./ escort, of 74 guns, NetiaLan ft lop of war, and s'ns . fdas ..od . Flarfor tbree . ycasa. cafity still be seaweed. If they come forward im. In the Guiluieu, Zealoss, Swilifere. Tbstees. sad , rnedi.vety; Lam fare the canted will terminate . • g(hi p p a r mi t,,,,b, ode procee d. o f dm , Liared d dr . ceps A LM 14 , in a Nancy cutter from a cruize A Portu uefe was it which is much Wanner glorious to their charaticr. and bene fi cial to feat into Spithead this moraing by the . Havre kat- ind. and to /atomics ces Tkanday.she spa eiteparadisr, sea 17)9, it No. t,. Ba rn ard's Ina, Habra, ON Midday tat aid i ve n ar v " e a n : t ft e il i ew a p n er i et e p nc r i t- the brit interelis of the country at large. drop, detained coming out of that port. Sbe was every 1 eet;Ly and Tharlday ear three yew. Sir Fa suet, retired anniill thelondeit acclamations agents. Whether purchafed at Havre by a Portuguefe merchant.- To the Hazard , for les Troia Coen's. on her antis! se Iny- • Mr. Matsu-ARUM then came forwara on the hull- ,re fent in circulatpre- The HYDR• f r i gate, Capt. MUNDY, bas made the mooch , sad m a iled for er2 7 ` 4 "__ a a tk " .„_ Ageat's alls ` Ciallaz ir y—whe_ ings. The noire, as ufttal, was exce fli ve , and.l.w-a • • tyros...every ...atom ano .airaa.r. vented the poffihility of his fpe tieing with any hopes fignal for a convoy to the Mediterranean. The Bea- To the 1. 4 0x,f0r the Vrow cethertna, eaptared Aar& %Atm t t h ii e at c a o r u e n p t with ed Aug. t 6, 1901, AS Friday. illsi of being heard. He, however, laid a fcw words as rt. 6UR, CUMBIALAND, ZFALOU 5, SUCCESS, DID", and r o t 'It!" e Praf l avilai ' ell " ac No. z 3, Gant George-ftreet. Weftetinfter. and se. mce as the fouIeIISLISPENT, are repitit ir,7 at this port for commiffion. called for three years. he charges iron - 4. Gentlemen-It is needlefs, for many reafons, to _..., se fables which ap- follows: Ile VILLs Da Peats, Dcrtaocc an d .E 'l'o the " 4 , Pi g"'„,,,„ L „.„. 63 ` the Laesdeddamilit ' w a _ re ,„.„,„i. essimi a.„.. " .. ' attempt to addicts you here at aria length; nor is • 9 "12 3. /di- WM-, IE9 -.en.-- ,St ...N. 11......••••••••.•.-.......- in the capital , you he day, orthe p . la- there any great We s for ii. Though prevented are in dock tefittins. and will be out in a few days. Tudday, the 7th inll std every Tadday soft hear for WS rieto note of " taco- by your illiberality from addrefling you with freedom, -The SwarstißF, of aa. guns, launched at 'Rich- l e ß, fie Gruah, saiva e f or the rompaus at slse blanisnlitall . ' the harm is not great, while the numbers on the P.ll ai d,•6 yard, at ilyille, is come igto harbour to be Larodon.nrs tie Mb of g Angsft,iftog lis beard at Ply = h at w i l l d it e g i al e i w n f a,' -(pointing to the nunelers)-fpcakfor me with eloquence ern. coppered. Arrived EiPLOSION, Captain Pay 1., and " da l . ' the Id el Agiggi4 " 4 mall" II 4" A nape prverhil than any that I or any man could . 1iii....-La bombs, Captain STIES, from off Havre, for diblai. Pizia•dillY•tveriThrasir Isil Ma" tar Si"' ysst •-• ar preeite y e e itt in re g fa t m he ploy. l'hete thew the (import which the majority of rasa moodDAIIIII MILNR, of the Royal Navy, to !heentim the refpaisble Freeholders of Midellefez think ought ammunition ; and the SPEEDWELL brig, Lieutenant . The Lords of the Admiralty have 'minted Caps ' 1 from a cruiae. Sailed the Pixy°, of ip i 3 ib r i in eet gly th ic a a t tr t e h r e e i d r to be given to my caufe, .which is the . catile of order, R oa , ars „ ai 16 guns, Captain Poo-seise, to join the Havre fqua• f the fen fenciblesand gun boats ftabooed fur the defence of the Frith of Forth. in room of Captaii •• ; and honour, agatiat that of sitfordcr." have honoured me 0 16 " , their malignity is Here the 'wile grew th intolerable, that Mr. M ing. drop. Went out of harbour th e Hveraa frigate, Car- Cxenssys; who is appointed to the coannsaad a th e WAKING, as anal. was under the neceffity of retiring. • interefting fpeflacle which preferted itself rain MUNDY. Wind 8. W. , ' Tend of 64 guns- the • . Sip at Woolwich, which is endating * rites larder on T :a e tu in rd o s t ;. was a cavalcade, limier ihe crinduft of DUN.GENESK, Aunuer 3.-The flotilla continued Captain Gaits is appointed tn the Cetus *es I B ot y o i t he i n ijoyduiincoititheon7 i t t , :eit their men kens to have Mr. Hasa Towline°, with'a number of Freeholders at anchor in the ,Rnads of Boulogne this 'morning, fleet in the Mediterranean, under the orders of Lamb it for the day is the from Wapping. This cavalcade was p receded b y fifty brigs and eighty-four loggers. The French . mber that the fame twelve borfemen, each bearing a llandard with an in- men (cent to have acquired lately an additional de: Notion, and jsespated &only to fail. ' • ' in the week ; they fcription expreffive of attachment to the caufe of Sir Captains Rime and Rosnisms are appninted to gree of an i mn fi ty againft our fquadron, as they open the command of the Aeramestams and linessosvave :• pry 'little their ca. FRANCIS BURDITT. In the full carriage, drawn by tewhat the appear- four hones, was a numerous band of mutic. This their fire in all cafes long before our (hips are within of 64. guns each. f • 'range. Doring this week they have thrown away at Friday fennight, one of the Cove b oa ts Merle a , them to grow Rale vehicle, in the front of winch Apollo's lyre was fa. B y neg leaing this, pendeif, was decorated with oak leaves. A veh i c le least a thoufand (hot and (h e ll s a t the t ranint ea L iTe homeward bound Jannticaman off Cork has/brew, intereft of the pub• immediately followed, on which was placed a fh:p of ward brand failing up Channel, all well. and gun brigs. Since the attempt to cut out the about 2 1 50 fail, failed from completely rigged and filled b a e l , et l t d er c f a r n o . m . 7._ of Tortola. we earn, that the IscOmeo t ' i ' u ft ft o l a o n t d w it h indignation neod nw e o i th a I i d freeholders in nt f i e °l a l m s' en's theft. Upon the Item gua-hoat, they have reinforced their flotilla with a ion& and me, they fat two boatswains . who piped loudly as they went number of foldiers, to fecine them againfl any future thence on the 21 li of June. it by any thing like along. The thip was proltifely decorated with oak attick. Rear Admiral Lours, with about 18 fail, is Monday, a rrived in Leith Roads, the Meipemiwllli • It c,nftantly to keep leavos. Upon the main mall was the Enfign of St. off Boulogne. coppered armed tranfpon, with five ether Adale ,ry." It is raft and . George. with the infcription of "Succelr to ale Tars of ofely to hazard such old Eveard." Upon the wizen were the colours of Davis, Aucurr 3.-Althongh the wind has from Deal, to take on board the 18th Ye • se I,,, n d at i n n i n te nth, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with the infcription of " Bur . blown a brifk breeze to the call, we have heard a lout, who ate to embark for England. • The Well India and Jamaica fleets are mated In brought before she deft and Indepenelenee." The pottilions who drove this -very heavy firing, almoft the whole of the day , fo p - . , rid punithrnent (4,- vehicle, were dretied in seamen's jackets and trow- about ten days, the former comprifes ap fail ; the l a poled to be at Bouloane • as I write it is fo ftron as tierce to fultain Such fors. The fhip was followed by Mrs. and Mifs Tows- . ' g latter t 74 -40 fail from the Mediterranean, a fetal to fluke the windows of our houfes. Several perfons • lice that Call even SEND, in a coach and four. .I' f l proceffion was doled fleet from Portugal, and 17 Chins dips , are likewide by a long train of carriages , filled with Freeholders. have been up the hills, but it is to thick that nothing expeated within the mooth. forming a greater near r. sejury has been ad. The novelty of this idea excited confiderable enter- can be fees. her of (hips than ever before arrived within the Sena .1 Inch a ferious of- tain ment. As form as the cavalcade reached the htif- • lite Central Aga:led, of Chriilianfand. C. Nems, period. 1 the humbler walks tinge, it was received with acclamations of" Lose live , There were in Planting. on Wet/neat?. al= arrived bete to day from St. Cruz , and Mailer, • C tribe toyou. the con- Ilse Tars of old ineand," the intik playing "Mule _ gate. twenty-tine fehonaers, two brigs, sod landed Pri'Elt Itl'EsveY, paffenger. She brings no y man muft feel that Britannia." lumber veffels. They were hourly expedled to at- t ife who are not plac. A mailer chimney•fweep named Lake, being very particular news, wily that the Weil India eenvay,was tempt a potrage to ()fiend 1 our thips lay about tern againft the afper. Strongly relied to F n to vote for Sir FRANCIS BUR• to fail 24th Jnne La. ;.. miles from the fliore, anidoully wifhing the approach . entlemen, it has hap Derr, laid, if he went at 311 he would ga in his work- DLAI. slur:. 5 Came down from the Ritter at . the enemy. Tim RATTERS and Caurssa bmit it calumniators have ing chefs; that of courfe was not objeated to ; hut bens detached to the Mouth of the Scheldt. Thu . I l ' tO Ks 'lt HVDPART &SILKY refreftability for the Seer-Lo had another point to in fi ll on,, he moll i s with t he .° 1 ".• 4 " An " i 9 9 [quadrats is fuppiied with iiltTal felitlyth which ma • , n who are perfetaly the noble Lord who carnalfed him in his can 'age to and Mime, Wlsrcon, hound to the EaR Prelim to be manned on t h e approach of the enemy, and to , i es-men whole into- the hultings ; the vote mull tint be 1011, and the Lard- Arrived the Haar v Pomp of war, FEINT and Stn. attack than ;lathe (hallows. :barge of this nature. tree and the Sweep fat check by•jole in the carriage, ea u a bombs, from off Boulogne, and remain in We have bent favoured with the following pistil. o f 'h ono ur a nd Übe- to the great ansufement of a number of fpalators.lag. „ , colors, in additron to that, we have already peen the Downs with tl • (hips l with as much indig- ---- 1 - 'Ps as per ans' 'e'e n ' relative era the sulfuccefsful attempt made by the outward-hound veffels.-Wind S . W .de men againft whom The Captain of a neutral nail. arrived yellerday boats of the LIMA. on Sunday night, zoth ult. under se confequenee-(at in the River from the Teed, brings intelligence that Valiant/as, AuGusT 5. -Friday P. M. arrived the command of Lieutenant M'Lean, to mit out one , Bo ttttt TS was daily repealed at Awnerdam, and the Ft 'PATTI a gun buig, wish two foreign ( hips, hay- of the French gun-boats under Portel,whieh may ha andaroas libels propa- that preparations of the molt fplendid kind were ing on board valuable cargaes ; alio the KINC) " bed on as authentic ' The boats were ba il ed* in I , ed which I pals by in making for his reception. French. before they came within too yards of the .0 GIOROS cutter, with a large foreign fhip,laden with aof this day , the fol. One of the St. Vincent Papers mentions a „ port lugger, and though they did not ndllke &awe; were abe addreffed to the of the furrenda of Curacoa to a fquadrun from mats. Paled through (eyelet fail a trsinfports,with allowed to pull up along - fide and get on bawd. sliaury :-- Jamaica. and the confequent re•poffeffion of the lit, troops from Leith, under convoy of the Norfolk arm- when the were charged by the l'oldien, alma My eOn eakw of the Marc amass (loop of war. ed Ship, and fever:al fail of Greenland (hips. A in numb e d; nothing, however. could withdand the In • earlerleat wbleb Ote A letter has jutt been received from Captainimoettiofit of our brave tars In Avery short • t sesta Danish (hip, laden with deals. and bound to London, • ' .' N Merges. satins, tit Wetary, in which be does not complain of being not a Frenchman was left awe. The cable was cat ppm tir Trawls Burdett, r ~• „ , u jekuo to. any peculiar 'hardship. He hat ',ever gut on Hasbro' Sand in a fog. hut fhe has fence beets and the logger taken in taw. The tide barrio f ''.' son swam a .• g et to gaff Ceinitlnition. been joined by any of his o ffi cers or crew, as he is grit off, and brought i-•tn our Roads with the loft of ; the eadward. they were drifted down upon a brig kept at Paris, while the y are at Verdu n, or E p inal, her waren matt. As fhe has leveral fret of water in I full of foldiers, whore fire was mat dearatnea N rbether a more gni; whither they wr.re marched immediately after lanaing. her hold, her cargo tali ! he taken oil' , and the 'rad Howev . er, they pulled along fide and boarded her; gincil by the mind of A letter bruin Captain WILLIAM Sytra I, /150 N, late l but tategard with pulling and reduced in numbers it null be repaired b-t , -te `h- Ca^ procee d on 1 vo y a g e . that a woman, a gen- mailer of the Nail, of Hon, dated Anigua, June ' ... .. ter was i m p ot a h a r to hope Gar (math.. Thole that a ' a le herself cpon public 23, a So 4. lays,- 0 lam happy to auftam yion, I have Yclleid.ty At rived the VI sus logger, with difpatches 'on brand ft•ld their lives dearly. having committed e / 1 what is beconait.g her , got liberated from that tumid and miserable place, from Admiral Tunas/en. 000le. The FANNY hired ! great (laughter among the Frenehmen. Thofe that name in quelliou, by the French prifon in Guadaloupe, which was riot fit armed brig has lent i , ‘ here a large flop, laden with 1 ticaped, lam : een i 9 Humber, were principally thrown my to an affection, of to put a dog in. Locked up in a dungeon every ini,;lit 'teeth ai rd. Leaven:lnt M.Lean.wha we underfiaod nasal Stores. This day arrived here f I (hips from • m ad a we , „,,,da, t .,.-- with about fifty more poor fellow fufferers ; for my , was married r ota few weeks before, when lad leen, belnnolon to this rt Th e at v • a' not to be believed ; I bed I endeavoured to rick the fault part of the floor, "r wa y . 4, LI Tw ) • c , ' • Y ()a-ad had his hack ata.r..t the maims:sad of the brig, cwt. tricks sod artifices to and my pillow was a large done ; Me 9939.9.111 were the back of the Sands, wits feverll foil of vereis for tang away ail) Lis fibre, though f I bayonets i Iht proper to refirt. It fcanty, but bread in plenty, and thank GID a fpring rob e ,. ports. At tired a ' , rite Ihii'l but cannot obtain were (111(401 him, and calling nut, " VietorY." r . ady. ( t.ond 4, , r.lertifis.) of hefts water run thiough . the ',titan yard I Zell her name for p.n. The Ships iemain as per lan.- which Was the rallying word. - The Captain of the ; r solitice, it Is dually ' them laft Inday, and arrived here ewe days av , ... he . forecatlle killed upwards of (even Freythmen before family and retinue of Mr. Arum-rise .r have -• • that knows say thing I with Capt. Demuth late of the Duke of Kent packet ; 'a s I he fell. The memory of Lieutenant al.l.crio. and .. m ad f ai spoic 1 I got away by alfuming.lbe name of my owner, and tired h-re', t', embark h , r nuftlen in the ij 1A 99 • par- , the brave linos' a who fell with him, mud be foe ever ;gunny. c Aof Salilbury would be I palling for fupercargo and owner of the Ildp." let. Mr. Aasuyarror is en-aled uta Monday. 1 dear to :bur couso.y men. • , • . • ._ . • - f .. . . - .- . .4 • .