Star. — London, England, 1804-08-02 00:00:00

ArlDALEltiltic t rlNV. iltnegh the bufinefs etf yellerday was •Pry fiaek nn bath fides, yet it tetra ihated in Isvour of Mr tslsly waatitc) who. bat brought tip (lateen votes of his cri_ sinal majority. The numbers at clams flood as fol io's's: for Mr. M.e.tf.*All.oto .1.09 For Sir FLO Ilen BC/L[47T - 93 .. Majority for Mr. MAjIMAIIIIO —..—.16 GUALA•L lIT•TIMIFINT. BUIIDET T. Fat Mr. MAINWAIINI. • Day - - 611 /31,Day - 318 •IA Day - - 361 a Day . - 399 3 4 Day id Day a - Six 41/1 Day 187 ads Day - *57 "belay 19s sth bay . - ela Day - • loa 6th Day ssa yak Day - 104 th Day . 4 IS Ds, - • - B th Day . - 956 Day - 93 9th Day • - .114 '• . - 2103 -go Total - 2123 Total Teta Mlljefity to oar Of Mr. MAI W 4 RI% 12 On the poll being announced. Sir FULA tic's Ituabari addreiTed the meeting to the following purport :—Gentlemen, in the fcw ob. titration& which I mall fubmit to yon on this ocea- Eon, I beg leave to Sate. and I do it with fatisfac tion, that the majority.obtained by onr adverfary on this day's poll is very ineon fi derable, and that his • . . . majority on the whole is trifling indeed, compared to that with which we had to contend at a carte ottding period of the laft election. I OWL there fore, that the advantage our opponent now poffelles cm excite no otherleelmg in your e sniod than a refb lotion to perfevere in aline canvalEng—that it will only terse tp flitnulate you to incrented exertion. It elm bate no other efeet upon woo, when - you recol -14 the =umber of voters jet unpolled—whtut you' r..-- on the amount of our declared friends, who are, Lean aware you, more than fufficient to bring tkle.eonteft to a termination agreeable to your wines iod to your molt 'material interells (•014:•fts.) .Gentlemen, if the Freeholders, to wham the ta fpe4tors on the oPpolite fide objected yefterday, had appeared here to-day, to have their cafes deeded by the,Sberits. - I Imes no beriktion hi rafhtli that we fbould be Much higher than our advirfary da the poll. Lam aware of the difEcnltrof . ' •asevo to attend here two days together. Feb Can ilk =limit an inconvenience, bot.yet I cannot entertaia is doubt, that thole Freeholdere who have been • dit appointed in the manner I have referred to, will came forward again and render their votes 4 that though they did not come to-day. they will not baler thitit ',Votes to be loft-that by librinking frlm that. which is the 6rll duty of an Engli(hasen, they twill •allbwabiriefelves to be disfranehited, and the ,eniin. try to be deprived of the benefit of their fupport— .,le 11 - nehmen, when I revolted; the many perfons w'bo have perfonally promifed me their fupport • *hen I reflee upon the honour and charader of thol e rho have made theft promidis : and when I contdet the etiimated amount of Freeholders in the Couuty, I 'eatinotentertain for e moment the {lighten appre • floe its to the ace of this (haggle. if but a corn direly fmall proportion of the perfons I have al; . uded to would at once Come forward, I am qaitt E •a min that their appearance would be,decifive ulthe fate of our opponent ; but it is eafy to account for otitis &My: From the precedent of the Lj th:llion . ithey are moss* that both candidates are likelyto.con °gnu, e the contra to the Demon limit allowed by law; /slid therefore, they are of opinion, that whether they Italie to the poll early or late, is oil ite immaterial. II know from my canines to day, and at other times; 1 , ;alit *me art luny who to sieve. Thus they think "tat! tritheittf any injury to the canfe they acmes, ' day may hang back for the prefcnt—that there is • tat time enough to prefs to the-poll, as they know it ' lint be kept open for fifteen - days. Yet though I • *tithe highett obligation to thole gentlemen who genie been prompt to gland forward in my fupport, ottad'regret extremely any inconvenience they may Have {Witted bY loch promptitude ; though they t s ruse the ftrotieft claims to my gratitude. Rill I can-1 'ittlit. flatbesur t he lea( doubt that thole friends who' s jitt remain unpolled, ate animated by 'llle:fante real' intbd public /ph it which has diftinguilhed the former,' iittrsoirgh they do not view the-fa/ilea. as to the heft .'time ferreterciling that eeal, in the tame light shit ' 7 de t,.. aid thin I would wilt them to do, for I would'' 1; iefk them whether it be 'not 'derogatory to the'diknity ‘ of the tussle which they ttrard. to allow our • 0 11 10- I ;lent, Rending upon Etch principles; and fopposted by tacit a party, to maintain-the efeendancy even fur ..In hour i (tad upplrefa.) ' to the protectstion of this eontill, Gemhetwes, we ' hi.* tin the Ale hand;'ilothing to calculate upon but lonutry fiat 'and *die (pier, while deithe-mbet, 1 ie, Mir,' atilt Mitten, have their fun& influence. ' s ld'itittterttArrptlfe.then, that filch towerfol .nwo ere* fhoulei have a, giitek apd eitenfive - operation f lick, however ; and extersfive as ibey are; I-Rive no eloutit,p( final triumph io this conceit; althine weA have entirely to rely on lie pleafure, thi'euytaeolenec.." saanCometimes the caprice nf.direrent pgp,,,llitequal as INS efonttAisi:l lilt think the olneet :worthy of Ope.Yttnloil Brunie. - n'egarding it as.ss- conrift for the independence of thietounty—regatithig it Its ma teriel to the Ilbetty of Eflgland-rtgatdirrg_itZuot as a e.ultioll directed egatii& any parricutaeindteldual, bnt a,;tinfl a fyfteto of the molt atrocious cotruptiun (iler( ikere war • try tit . 6 ‘ No, /fee' flu* wish, tdr oiltiesti taici wet amid o.lkatt If , r re, re:," fres .154 Ptople). Th is inte r rupt io n I; natinoc4 for foshe I:ase I en its ceafing, the Honourable :Baronet re turned—So./tie protons around vie. Gentlemen, Teem Te -r Ration' jatitrupt me, althonsh they lure fo tnplahlett of your_ irtetruptten of their fa• Ca . ncliclatt —bUt I 'hope you will do me the j u nk : - je -ecol!clt, 'that I aiwire willed that he andl C.And here on a fair and equal footing. This weak and fa:'ot attempt, however, tc produce in:et:up:ion. !hews ti:at they do r.ot decline to offer it mote frequently ti om any genetnflty of feeling, but ft OM :heir impotency and ineapatity to AceumpDfil their rurpofc. take my leave of you, Gentlemen, irfth one obtervation. Notwittillancling the Rends:. interrup tion I have received, I repeat that I confider thiv a coated for liberty agil'atthe runlet corroption, and to regarding it, while there remains a fart of free ground to tiand qn, I (hall 'rst relinquillt it.—(TMs 6 , /.,oar/ to t.Loss;Miotu of dila" Air F. Diffuser retirid immediately. Mr. Distylauro tiCayed a Irak, but the cla • • 1 .. Wits or the t katif i wtthnt the hulling: rendered his voice inaudible, Me. Sberilf Sae., (*pried forward. and endea voured tp appeafe the tumult, by ieprefenting bow mod) ao met of jußiee it would he to hear the one fide as *ell as the other.—lhflueuced by his refpeSa• ble recomisiendatien, the people were fikht. Mr. Marawaatiro.-- , lt is a butte of eonfiderable fat i sfadtion, that, after the pt edifliuns of my rival, and after the confederacy which has hero formed between l i r i;gl/6 and jaeoliolfat "(A genera! bad) of in/Tuition fireceedeel the camp to death tbrfe two oppo d Oe Partite ). — I hoped, when I addrefed rnyfelf to a Britifh lac. that I was addretling mytelf to men who had user compelion—( Theft indifcreet remarks pro duced Inch a formidable outcry, that the Candidate s 'by the advice of his Friend Mr. Mechlin, made his bow. and retreated ) Tht huAings were, as utual, covered with ladles. The populace were thinner than on former days, ind chndoßed thethf e l ves orderly on the road, which was alto vots ry clear, in comparifun of the preceding days. A child was run over at Brcntford by i pnit clutife, and fo hint, that its life is defpaired of. This is the on►y accident we heard of. There is a hells eledinn to take place for the Cnonty of Leitrim, oecafitined by Lord Vifc:Nunt Ccegurrs being calied to the Upper Hoare, in worn of his deceafed father, the Earl of Latium. By a letter from Knarefberough, we onderflandtthst a moll outrageous riot wok piaci it the time when the King's wnr for eleding a reprefentbtive to ferve in Firliamerit for' that Borough, was about to he read. Lord Vifcount Doncatrota was the Candidate to be propofed for their choice, in the room of the Hon. W, Campus,. About t t o'clock on Monday, the Bailiffs, attended by Sir Jona !KG Lt sr and two other inagidrates, together with a number of conflables,pJo seeded towards the Court Room, where the electi ons are held hand, on their artivel there, they found a very large mob of people affcmbled, who had taken polreffion Of the (lairs to the Court Room, fo that it was itnpoffsble for the Bailiffs to get into the fame. IThis mob infulted and pelted the niagifirates and Infirofibe tett:ming of fi cers, took the haves from the conflables; knocked them down. and alto reveal of the Eledots, and defirnyed_ their doubt. Tbeil dragged one of the ionflables to the wee* fule, and I threatened to drown him. The Bailiffs and Magil: ?rates, finding it impafible to get into the Court Room, returned home, and have made a (pedal re 'turn tothe Houk of Commons, flatting all the fads; upon which the Houfe of Commons will inflitute the necefary pr.weedings againti the delinquents, and iliac a new writ that the reprefestation may not re. main incomplete. Thi. borough is a burgagetenure boruogh, in which the family of Cavendifh have con- Adorable ir.tered. An Emigr4nt of dill!zillion, who was lately permit-1 ted to return.to Prance ' v and who had borne arms againft the Regicide Government, was introduced tr Bo AAAAA TS, who reproached him with having drawn his (word againa his country. "No, Sir,' Taid the other, " I only drew myiword againa that Govern- Meat you have overthrown." Captain WATSON is appointed to the cammand of the Atom to (loop, at Plymouth. Sir Taomas I..svistommia la appointed Captain of the MIDIATON of 64 guns, at Deptford. Yefterday Dogget's Coat and Dodge wis rowed rim. according to- annual canons, under the ufual re gulations. his well known that they row.frosa Swan to Swan, as the watermew eaprelk it. that is, .from thefign of the Swan, noir London Midge, to the Tike fign at Chtlfsa. .Theloliowissig ?serous fluted s L jams Wood. of Ps. Olswia. a. Miami Ise.. of Rabadmilths. 3. jotqii Pelham. it Crefo. • 4. C foiffoo Girdle of aim CLMpA.' . 5. 14 , 0 Wandfr•ikfide• • fr. willissi 81111, of floor:flirt. Very coon after the,' gassed, Csa' gell and Still took the lead, and the coateß. arred M reit with them only. They were (rapers nearly abreaft.of each other ; but after they bad ot through Welfnifiller bridge. the lialance turned in favour of Mng•ll, He Sill kept a•htad and gained prorellivel, upon his I opponent until they reached .the White Swan, Chet- I Tea, thcplace of their deflination. Gingell.came in firit, Pulham abouc4timinutesaAer. and Hemmings wasthe third. •Thariver was, as anal, crowded with pinnaces and cutters, filled with different parties of pleafure. ..One 6-oared b l oat we remarked filled with the friends of Sir .raaacm.Boaoatr. each wearing his favours. There vies &large potpie, gag 4414 yeti with Sir. Fassucts likknorr," in large golden let ters. . The fight oo the Enter; and oa.ibe banks of the river. for the diftante cf tattoo males, Was truly 1 chsteraiis, 'crowded rich beautiful and well- . 1 Ldreffed amino. many of wham vote dm 'colours of Sir Faancis Huaiarr.. • • Combs:land Gatdcas - wete filled at so Wotan OA fere* o'clock. _ . The remaindei atiar eveninic Was paired in easel. •ialitT. otailie. and dancing. The tpedtetoes bad a delightful evening to ?emu hone. The inejnrity of the genteel ited4riana Tepaited 10 . Vitlxhall gardens ? , which were crowded in eveay direagion. LAI seek. fame men mar Gainborough, lelit hod. fp a neat which were fevenal - biece of bent when the attimal having difplaced one'of the filet, the lakEts faiiied forth. and lodged their flings in his era, ears, and mouth, which having produced a mortification, he esipited the nest day. POLTcaitlf.—Tuefdaynight IA a dathing' young moo. who colls.hirofelfi fuigeno. was coraiiiited to the New Compter, charged with poll my. Yeller day he underwent An examination before Sir Wm nag CWITIN the ruing Alderman, at Guildhall. when three of his wires appeared againft him, two of whom famed anxious to bring him to jnitice.- 1 hey were all ter y veil drefed, fmart looking young women one fait he had married hei about three months fence, at the part& church of St. Bartholo mew the Great, Smithfield t and another Paid the was married fifteen mom:nag., at Al ary.la- bonne Char cht both 01 them complained of having been plundered by him, and then treated very ill ; and raid they hard he had four or five wives all living at this time. The clerks and books of p.triilses wherein the mar- I . riages are regiftered not 'acing veleta. the prifoner was remanded• for further examination. :and the parties or b doted to attend on a fume day grids their +inset/as. • NAUTICAL IN7ELLIG A"C E. RTAII,II TIII3 DAY......lffind N. E. 411111. DVS. . AI I. • PVC Ofilblill • I I HaViSurg!‘ ' I r , Waterford i z t;ortentatrgh 0, o' • Pinzawca, JULY 30.--No arrivals or Cailingi of any importance fence my Ira, until to-dry, ',Leh the , PLovel flonp of war returned from a cruise, and re mains. • ' POttSPOUTU, AUGUST a—Arrived the Armee° hoop of war from Dungenef. ; Mary, l i oirtseers. from Riga, and the KING GLORGE ciarer, ai.lt the Travers, SauRDIRS, and the Intto , . VvILDON, to the Eafi Indies, and feveral ri:licr outward bond vat* ender convoy from the Downs. Sailed (tom St. Helen's, the RA sou hoop of war, Cap:. Coorr, with a convoy for Newfoundland ; utd the Pansreao bomb, Captain Joir Es, on a eruire. The Tribune, Captain B , left the Decade frigate, Captain RUTHPRYOf.D. off Ci:erlpirsh, waiting fur the Me nefee frigate, of 44 guns, twelve gun boats, and fe• veral loggers, to come out. Remain at Spithead, the . , Oar wet::: frigate, Captain HILL, with the Halifax convoy. The HYDRA frigate, Captain Susiary,,:ee ordered to the Mediterranean. The Vri.La apt pass Was yeflerday taken into dock. Wind W. S. W. FALMOUTIf. Jour 3o. ---Sailed the Ave wt. ww st , packet, Captain ScsrUTSAIR. with a mail for Lifb ',n, and the American brig Triton, Captain N:cassus,a, for Copenbagen.-6Wind N. W. Dais, 3t.—The following fad bas o° 7. went been communicated to me, for the authemeieity. of which I can fifeli• :ouch. One of our hoops of war; watching, with the reit of she blockading Ana-. demi, the enemy'l, motions of ORend on Sunda.? UR A Witneired diaMdly a grand tham fight between upwarde of -memo of the enemy's troops, part of whop were Rationed io the Sea up to their middle, wish matketry only, while the party oppoted to them 'were vigoroutly playing on them with their artillery. Tik.adieer who gives this 'recount, frays, that it was afloisithing to fee how extremely :alive the troops were in loading and firing, though placed in the lea. The. olanceovres continued about three hours, and tiostkore was fo well defended with batteries, that it waleinipoffible for any of our thins to annoy :Item. Deal, Aucuse I.—Arrived the hicemara reve nue/muter, with a convoy from the northward : the tatter 41s railed again for Deptford. Arrived the LOA triode, from off Boulogne ; Musa gun Irene', 'fruit §heerriefs ; and the William fore (hip, frjm the River, bound to Gibraltar, and remain it the Downs with the (hips as per lath Wind N. E. The Daphne, Maecom, from EAvannali, in 21 days pillage, is arrived at Liveroool ; (he fpake the bomeward.bound Jamaica fleet, confiding of 174 fa, under convoy of the Dv Q2essa and Bauxe marline men of war, on the t tth July, in lat. 33. long. 75. all well. The Hunter cutter is returned to the Humber ; the left the Baltic flee:, which failed from thence on the 13th July, all well on the aid off the Seam. JULe ;t.—The filing at Bonlowne, which I mentioned in my letter of ;•erierilay, mat con tinued during the greater part of the evening, mid ,afte2 dull: the report of Tome guns was heard, and tfit t fialles Were diftirtaly Peen to have proceeded Boulogne. Early this morning the firing was . • reneieed, and again at noon; hot the weather has ben fo hazy, that we can fee nothing of the French cP.4 4 . _ _ _ ' Ifeßedly afternoon, I had a dißini view of the enemy's camp along the hills, which appears to have been confiderably increafed within the Jail fix or eight days, and occupies a moll extensive (pace. There is, however, but very little appearance of .. ---- croups. 'his may, perhaps. be at scheme of,/3nas. Marta 0,-jo LT 29.—The encampment which rook Ithaca to throe, us off our guard. The situation of plice on Thurfday at the Curragb, in confequesee the tents has beeo fo altered, that they no longer face 111 of the judicious arrangement made by our alive _ vi the a t but are turned to the interior ; fo th at w e Slants and jisclieinus Command er i n ,Chief. L s ord l •-• CA TZP C•ltt, vac carried into effe& With futh prompt s Caltnot now fee the troops. who of course parade in and fitnuftaneous movement, as to do him infi n i te front of the camp. • credit, and greatly to fusplife thole who arc unac- A frnaldirifion of gun boats was feen yelterday qu..inted with miltary caa&itude. afternoon between Calais and Boulogne, apparently The camp contitts at prefent of 15,D00 men, re workingFu;ar, mili . :ia; a . rtilleiy,..anaeh . o Br . itill . bo coassairs. rin sit& towards the latter port, but there,baial very kry. together with a van number 081/1O LiittiO wind, the whole returned to Calais OD tbe.aPl leiat, ami , drivers' corps ' •• . • ,preach of night. The line cAstrisances at the hAnndaey of the Cur fote'tiioOL, Joey so.—The Ariel, Rirtrann, ef, r e+, at the right a the 'kind Houk; and manly this pert; with coals, INT Peterfbisrgh, it 101 l on Sand • arallel niiih It, confining 4 formal topmost) au, . Hammer. ThdrMary, K .from lkinint'ate sad ants'', lyttli of the line and militia.. A.t Litton Ali- Berbeeigewarrived hereon Tuefday lan; tailed (mm dance on the left. and below the Stand IJoBBI, it a Demerara the 9th Ince, and from Barbadoes the trery fine battalion of infan tr y. Further again on the t3th, in company with die Brilli-nt and Ariadne , 0r lett' it an encampment of the Contasiffinsat depart_ Glasgow, who are arrived ; tha fleet were over the 1 .dent. Ilietchlag to a coufiderable extent, with *bon. Bar, and to fail from Demarara the day after the dust fovea cf•h•ir„ firaw, oats, turf, and ovary hp- Mary Mary; the Barton, Ceatsrets, tot.il with the fleet, ply neet•farr :n their f.tliation ; and cn the left of the The Kursive. Robinson, w as we l on the s'oth April. whole, *chairing Mr. Bowes Dacit 's lodge, sue mi in lat. 5. e. long. t:. Eaff I faded from hence cm' l n r tamped the foh.isli; eaval-y regiments,, ender th e Afika the 13th Fcb. in company with the Laurel, c'Tomand of General I)uv7i:-., viz. the (tams's/Says, Patters; Urania, Ll' , ./19 ; and Kitty's .Amciis.i the t nth and t 7.h 1)-agoont, as well ass l arge de - . N • ; bad an enginement three d a y s a f ter ha- ,lacltmentrf tit.: Britith Horfe Artillery, ing r.ith a. large Ireencl- !hip t the Laurel-had CIIC o lh the difi, , illion of t tole 44-rent bodes not tie mein Allied and two wounded, and the Urania 1 1 .,1 : mininell'cortisCon or del.:)• took place. At thehour two wounded. Captain •CRANDAII, of the Nah:ty, :.: , VrtIVC o'clock precifely the 'coop! marched into June 24, in lat. 44. 3n. long. 47. 30. fpoke the bri z i ti c Ctn., atilt in Yations direllions, i:eyeri brigad e ,. Mary; from Char:dim to Lor.d , 0, rut 17 dove._ eacis brig:de heasled by its iefpeSive Brigadier-Gen. Jane So. in lat. 49 . long. In. (poke the Hoop Dilcke-, lAtiont one o'clock the entire lire, in the above del- Wasr. from hence to Nenfoundhord, out r 5 &sr., • tstoed order, %!•61.1 formed, and camp equipage deli all well; July 8, in Int. y.. long. 39, fpoke the ship reted to each regimen:. when th.: lung soh was beat Minerva, Noce, from New York to Leith, out 3s -from the cr.;:re of the right anti left at the line, after daps.- duly (9, off the Mull of Cantyre, fpoke the which. in shout five Intranet. a camp was ere&sd, fbip Sarah; Downie, from Charleflun to Greenock, extending in learnt font , ' mile,. • out 54 days. The imperial, Panic,. from Africa, I General Fi.orn is ro command the cling. Lcrd is captured, carried into Cayenne, and fold there.— , Car:Hess's i t..... be Iktayen habitsand thy I•Ziatate,is The Emerald. ECCL6 I , fr o m hence for C Erica, is ' Idle Hoare, taken. • Captain MTN ensue, of the Liitle George, I The en,:a•-.:ptri:-.t it Co contrived as not tp low. fere from Q..lllheed fpoke on the aft of JnlY• off Cape . Ro- , in any meditate vt*.t:l the ta,:a ground. CURRdciN - rJXP. . .. . ' tiers, the IhtVUednal. ifillprreigAille4o likewilk theism% A Laa . sonpiorti;,ll.,!itit ... tlity . .are; intird AtetsoßL.Lirsitipese 7 nresontitote_ely .. Iri s kfli vita, arrived•bera on FrUWoam lands r ite a fith; one kid, sone bete; and one unicorn: rte.' Gaze; &Omit, arrived (Anse day (roll ditto ! wr :i.. J 3 finis 241 'tab" and thee! Dakotas. The Jame., AV alai, fertftt ditto, arrived on Sattnot+y wirt three 11th . The:Corners*, firii, 'arrived at Ottioew • ' born Chaviefirm s ori"..nd intiant ) (poke 'tin the gla intl. in lat. 59. 100k,.0. the Chip trt Stttart;GGatartilt from hence to Baltstnoti,. oar 65 flays: . The.Eitter, • ".- prize, Guff A . M.. a iTiftd et GreCakck ihr:1111.1114.' fromCliadenlM f (poke radar-- intifiglalt 40.L4.1C 41.50. thernitefliortnictfises Wtiltikst,F*424oot"l;:i ld , hound toeorfoGnilland, out 1 7 days, oh se eas t 'the briiliaot and Ariadre, who strived at Cr ' ~': oo Saturday fenniett, in 45 days from Demerara, we leasn, that about 63 tail of •.•ftels, inilading 1 4* that arrived from Arrbiee, were iffernbkd ontfide tit; * liar of Demerara. and intended to tan two days after aheii departnre to join the (irk Leeward frfatilfiket— jatunTe,ortralandi4l; o wt oid icit con w a v o i f p s pniat a, ca l to i'aii the ;Gib • • The Acmes/soma. of 64 goon at - Chatham, le or., deed to be prepared fur immediate &rake at that plate.. • The Alexander Captain M'lsreT t ear r trio Ltriiir** pool, bound In Bolton, is driven on !we liar llital:- . Ann's; the crew and paffengers alit ii[' Illik'' cargo iarapfreed to be 1011. - -.. ", -• : , Th e Nanciy.0......-, ciONI 4t.Vineent'et‘r Liverpool!, •bxia ivalimpiured and recaptured, mai GPINO4I6.P. • The jonnaita.flariter. Fiat°, from Croatia ta t !Ludo.. ;slacks, Tumola• 41, thiloOcitiZatiktra..'l.. , •Tallairday it rs7l2f t tit pire4o,n ! we, Eilktiqiia 144dre. when 'Catitlim *nasal' illF • Zietrian; if thiffiddirt, abut leave, previoaelai' ;chitiartinKftir•gaitaire; Madras, arnd!Beagal.—The ` Cikattlidiatirnael-aa lie o'clock tilt Wodaed-ty Iw g &lardy', • -i- 4, tier .ItOri-Oo4to to !to c totio4AP 'Pelitt e , . xwiLlr j acinelted trona . atm dc logrif at Neffro." m tivDaiss,. of Depit ,- rd: 1 • • - Protrk* hiihi'llWang ef tlriwAsotraintig of Pr..: OM 00 4 ' from Sheeinefs, to retinae her Ratios ing,.ihe waapaw paiated, and she foetal a were waating, eurnpleted, al),dipital Deasy+ not hoifierl his flax 411 board, - S si p trriiitif lck* • beitig"expereted again to take ' did comnaalluriaftill time. . • ..:, • 100.. --- Amino4ofe Limped, the Ferdinand, L. rime hgalli. choicer. ..orrtnmewh, qintwati...--.......114mt G te Off Shag& kzprilroent. —, and Vigilante, ..—.—.. (ro a m Off Whithy;Thltartrria. —...... fr.ea ditto. At Cortir‘atnegailm e ia Fifh, ara late trri x Qak, from Neer York; etre-bill r from PhllaUghia, and the fair Anlefiars,fheptscra,fr At Londanderi7, Minna , tape, from Peterniorgh. It Tkoma's Margaret, Young; and the Admoture Wertefreare I Africa. At Beth*, iicfrerTafPia.froni Virginia; jagia. Tim* •. ' fin, and Am erica.ff mare, front Nem York. At Ye !rand, M, from 11.norion. At New Vtick , Martha, Wzidril bs." V ditto ; Eliza. 1141, from Ncmcgille; Meer Elfermith. ~..::...• I' Jonah Coffins' —t acid she Moon Planted'. r.i--, from !Am, pant At fevannah, Ham. Perm iron ditto. At Is. Illitaill. t:croi,ll . lntulk, from GLitaltar. .t. • • • • 1, • EA ST MOINE, yuix so. • • The 44th Regiment. 790 twang, marched into Lewes nn Saturday, ladle-morrow they encamp on .B;xhill-dessit. where they. halt one night; and na Wednefllay they are to- proceed to Fairlight, where the IteEi:-.lcnt will encamp. The German Legion, stop aremg, which were expefted to encamp near Eafi Bourne, are now pai tively to tearci: in two dirifions. The furl, on this Jay, march to Heinbteek Common, near Chichefter, and encamp to morrow they. rerun:se their march slid proceed to Clapham . Comma, near .Aradel. On the *lke( Anglia tb willescamp near Brigh ton. The 2d divifion atißirfjllow this route olx4se • 3.1 and 4th of Auguft. The 23d, or Royal Welch FuGleers, and the 43th Regiment of Fey., now elearnped near Bad Boerne, are to march to Haid'uam on the toth of Auguf 3, and to occupy the barracks there. The Soh not are to March from the fame ground to Penury, end the 88th Foot to shingle Barracks, to the eallward of Bea Bourne. . Upon the whole. with regard to the regiment. of the Line, the camp near Era BOOM will, before a fcrnight, be entirely broken up. ,- 411