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F1.!11' OP PA W 4 K!. HO.. St. at Nat. tt'Hi•ri.....i."(l-thiCt , . price ai.in hoards , E FEW ktIiNIAjNING• COPIES "i The 1.11. E to: 'Mil. tIOWE, by GEOlt<it MA' OK Ef q Ilia Liok ii n nct, r. commended in the Ittitith Criie for Pet:iy, 1803. It CotetoP.,lll.• ,, y asimmlvcifi , ”. on our CAintry's Politi cal Charaasn ,, l ti.. Pretest 'now, Gwoe of which wanks arc gampril wi.li an .1,1A...0af propriety tram the 'peculiar behaviour of ero can] perfonsfubfequebi to the 011,11es:ion at-W.111c : bee particularly what Is Uhl of'a Family Compaet, pages 99 'Nadia:a. —. —._._ ---- - - - . Tlaie day waapubilibed. in Soo . rice as 6d. 11\ N ENQPIRY in the Pterent fh.tte of the Ml-1 ss.x.rraitvKßAcE"fthr SRI IISH EM PIKE. with a Vkw toga Re-organization, : eldrefie , l to the Right W pin yßy 1.i,0t, OIL R. F. WILSON. K. al. T London t bold by *E. Egerton. Military I ILiary. Whitehall. Wbere maybe had, juit pnblited. pri eta. addreff d to Young Dicers, the 4M.1.11 All' Car tenant, by Maio Doyle, haft Re• - This day wm publidted in Royallio - : - . price Half bound sod lett( red, r rHE NAVAL CHRONICLE, for 180 4, from Jr -a• wary to July, containing a General and Biographical Hif sty at the Beings Nary, oadcr the guidance of revere! Literary and Poofsilloaal Mat; eashelliated with Portraits and Marine Views, by the Sift Anials. Complete feta of the Naval Chroni ele fingie Its emumenession in t yypanay behad of the ?WOW • j• G oa m, ta3, Shot.lartei of Mr. arnoads„Paternedcr.row, and of the principal Bookfellers. Of tram may be had. latclY Pub - Whet the Spirit of bAsrios Law, pries tat. I. boards, and the Need Guardian, In two soh. Sao. Prise to. in boards. dedicated, typerenitgontuo the Lords of the Admiralty. This day was *Abed, in one volume, royal Svo• prim sm. 641. AN ESSAY on the LAW of PA TENTS for New lineations, expialniug their Nature, Foundation. and lartmt. their Illislbte and Infringements; with an Engraving of Aiewristee Machinery and wit h.Coplies of the Patent. Oath. Spe • 11110Mlia. Caveat and other farina. To whirl is added a Cata luna sf Patens arntPinennare from the &ft of January, taco. Jy JOHN DYER COLLIER. 11,1aingano au, Pee,. Piternofter 1.011400. and all Bookfallers. PATENT AGENCY. , • Pea sus In elur Corm/ dame el Peat% May and, to the p Belables Little geakb4net.Colegerltreet. Weiteblo.tir. and their faiNadastee i. Landon will 11004 30086/)... To blijoilibeelby — lobrodition. POEMS &wiled .chiciblifr SCENES in ASIA. A . UMW. bYillt‘ led OREECE, with PREFACES cx• %MA" hoot dre .Atratoars JOURNAL. matscalbed with Mao "Flow; sit the Pow= of the Smoulder. and the Alludildi wog tha MOW& efolior j.n.cmuNl.E.l s D. F.R.S.L OuntalliWat Cadet, Vicar of Neweaftte•Upon.Tyse. Pratte" of *SWIM 6=4 C am bridge, and Chaplain to the Lord Mikapoi • liabgedgelas 1L es to lea paid as delivering the Walk. reccitrad. by r. White, Sicet.ftmet ; Mr. RI. ntilaa p lim :rs cpprek4ard U s Mr. Hoebard. Piccadilly Lor a Ms. Ceste,Onind ; Me. Deisiens, Cambridge t Me. SA • Mr. raw* idiarcaMe upon Tyne and Man. Belt and •)eineilitste s sod Me.Cremb. Edinburgh. Tler.Vl42ll will be pined by %V: balms and Co. Sbalfenee With% Olke. LONDON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 11. 10111,4411 MOW rnia DAY AT 0798 O'CLOCK' romen. 56*-sar Ate' 34 57- slii---Oaanlana 611. k st+-Egebvi, Apr audif. mai OF b KICKS rERDAY 3 per Cane. Red. Ann. 470 1 Lang Ann. 77.1 5-16 3 per Cire. COhif. 57 364 • Imp 3 per Cent. 3 Deferral 3 per Cam. Conf. ata Irdh 5 perCent.llll 4 per Colt nil& 6H pron. per Cent. Davy psi 9sl psi Enna' I trims 171. 71. per Cent. 7 -97 93i Confolo for *cc. 57 561 Dvsu m, AUOOST 6 . Deb. 5 per Cont. kactauipp—Dslalin do Laotian as sat. No further accounts have been received from our net off Breit. Oar Ferrol fquadron was kft all well on the tfi infant. . It appears. by letters which we have this day TC• ce:ved from the fleet off Flufhing, dated July 3r. that ' no large 'dills have attempted to run out of that part for a long time; but we are informed, that a somber (If (mall craft have lately got through the canals to Offend- There are now tying in the roads of Flufhing one brig. 6:teen fehooners, and one cotter, ready for fea ; the cutter fuppofed to be a privateer; the frigate, which has been lying fo long in the harbour, is now entirely difmantled. There was a terrt at Deal about ten days ago, that fhe had made her drape ; but it is certain the fhe is Rill at Fluthing, and in the [late before-mentioned. Our fquadicn had been informed, by forme neutral veffels from Oltend, that there v.-ere in that harbour five pra.rms, mot nting Inteen 3a pounders each, Goy or fev.nty gwe.Loa I, and an immerge number t f traorpt no for conveying troops. There were in the n c g' brairhotd ta•n camp►. contain* from twelve to f , h , Wand mean CO the Nod of Walcheres vrry few• trngps ; shat there are confill D.lten. Otter letters, of the ad inflow that the cn tr•y at that time had given no indi cation f tfiLir uaculing t" CORM out. I We yelictslavecei . 1 New York Papers in the tso • t July, llt wl•iclt date tn. Bosria an,l Caw !RI .is frigates wet e Itill cruising off she haelsour of New Yi rk. _ _ The intelligence which may be conGlereJ of mon intp..rtance in th-m refpett, the death of General HAMILTON He Jied stn the each of July, at two in the afteritoon. in confcquence of a wound received in A duel nn tits morning ttf the preceding Jay. His ',Magoon' woo Colonel Bout. w•ho fill, the office et Vice-Piefident of the United States. Of the caufes which producea, and the cirtmoßances which acenm pariieJ Oh lamentable occurrence, the Atucritan Papers pr..14.1' ill,nsfelve" ignorant. What.ver be the circumaa-ces which gave rife to the du-1, tt. coaequences teem to have produced a fenla n.n in An . a.. - a almod At great al that which was created by the .itatit of General W•IN INO Me. The Comnina ciu.,cll of the edy of New York, the tuctc!..tiits at.d estiacn , , the gentlemen of the bar, the tl.ticttt. oi t. c c.a:ge. the members t f die an klet.' lot- tetic 1. .rid the military bodics, all .1 nneor Lzprateg the scud p9;gnairt regret f.. 1 CbC of " that great and good ran." which jhey " d . • as a great public calamity." The order of his (uncial' 'procctilop, which took place on the 14th of July, eons; piellended every perfon that was refpeaabli in WV!' York. He died in the 48113 year of his age, and no perfon, not even the gteat founder of American inde pendence, appears to have been more fincerely . la. mented. . By an order of the Corpotation of New Yoik, there was a total futptufion from bufmcfs, upon the day of his interment. All the bells were malted, and rang a folcmn peal at intervals, during the whole day.— Mr. P. P. Van ass was fecond to the Vice•Prefidcats and Judge PeeDt.arow to General Ham 'trots. The duel took place at Heboken. General t wren, after he received the fatal bdill was carrirrofs the ferry, to the bottle of Colonekßev•ao, where he died. [We have been favoured with a (ketch of the cha rafter of this eminent perfon. which will appear on Monday.] The following Letter, publithed by the Billsop of Ncw York. will furnifh the moll Misled:tory isfoi. mation relative to his conduct in the interval between `receiving the wound and his death : " Tbitefday evening, July is, dea. " The public mind being extremely agitated by the =tamely fate of Oat great man, Al[2,lllEo[l HAMILTON. I have thought it would be grateful to my fellow dames, would Inceride Willa o dfreprefentation. and. perhaps, be conducive to the advance ment of the mule of Religion, were I to give a narrative of fame fads which Gave fallen wailer my own obfervation, during the time which daplnd between the fatal duel and his departure out of this world. • • " Yeltenkay morning, immediately after be was brought from Hoboken to the honk of Mr. Bayard, at Greenwich, a MAP was fent informing me of the fad event. accompanied by a mesa from General HAMILTON. that I would came to him fee the pot'. pole of adirdniaering the Holy Communion. I weamo-bat being &firms to afford time for (Mous reaction, and eerlatilila dog under mining eiretunitanees, it would be right and proper tenfold every appearance of precipitancy In performing one of the mot fulemn offices of out religion, I did not then ctimply with We dare. dt one o'clock I was apin oiled so to Wht Max-. Upon my entering the room and approaching hie bed, with the unnoft caLmnors and compoinre be Laid, " My dew sr. you perceive my onfoetnaate flotation, and no doubt have been mode, aeleaketed with the eircumfiances which led to it. kb my del 'to roedwi the Communion at year bands. I bops you wrings conceive Ode is any impropriety In my midi." He addled. "it has for time part been the lola of my heart, and it was my keen tioo to take an early opportunity of oaten* alien to the dowels. by the reception of that holy ordnance." I obfeened to bias that he molt be very /milk of the delicate end wiles *sada in , which I was them placed that however demos I WOW' be to alford confutation to • Willow mortal in diarefe t 1121 k Tom wef duty, as a Minlfter of the Gefpd. to bold op the him et Ws. as p os amount to all other lor; sad thee, the derv. soder the Oleo" once of Nett fentiments, I mull oneviewally condom the pras dee He which bad brouidit im tl4lll=lllll= ackesewkdkred tEi• ' that be viewed the late imitation with Gram and cataridow I then alt.of Ids. " Should it pleafe Goo to retort your boalth. WARR yen seem be again copied to a thaw traeloniest 'nava yen employ at your lollaenee In foolery to 4 ifC/MattaeMON this Whereas milk& l" Uk anima was," That, 81r, le my ddiberate Inanetfee "1 proceeds' to tamale with Mae on the Mita of his readviog the Communket I end told his that with wiped to the qualinca• thew of thole who with to become partaken of that holy or , &once, my enquiries meld not be made In language mere ex- 1 prefaire than that whack was dal by our church--" Do you fin ° eerely repeat et your floe pelt! Have you • lively faith In Ooo's " merry through Comm., with a thankfld remembrance of the 0 death q CIINIST t And are you difpofed to live in love and " charity with all men t" Ire kited up iris hands, and kid," Witt " the ounoll fincerity of heart I can coo fwer Ode wakes in " the allirmalve--1 have au ill will agalolt Colonel Bona. I met " Ulm with a fiat reforming@ to do hien no bar:rt.-I forgive an that " happened." I that obkrved to him that the tenon of the di vine law were to be announced to the obdurate and mmeettent t but that the confolattoos of the Carpel were to be awed to the humble and contrite heart ; that I had no moron to doubt Ids fin- eerity, and would proceed immediately to gratify his willies. The Cammonloo was then adadaiitered, which be received with great devotion, and his heart afterwards appeared to be perfcdtly at teL I law him again this morning, when with his lift twittering words be exert-fled a arcing confidence in the mercy tf COD through the interedike of the Rapists ca. I remained with him until nee o'clock this afternoon, when death duf..4 the awful feate-Ae ex , pirul wkliout • Itruggtc, and alsnort withont • green. "Ity wellcdtir.g on this raclanc.. , oh event, let the Lumhle believer be encouraged over to bold fail that precious faith which is the only loom of true confolitios In the lag extremity of nature.- -le WWI be perfeaded to abandon his oppitition to that Cot- WINO the Mang, imuilltiee, and comprehmfive nand of a ll•ssixrew coax...ea, in his Llt moments. as the truth from Heaven. Let there who are dipokd to jetify the pradice ciao eking, be lodured, by , bi. Pimple narrative, to view with abhor mom that <attain which ha. occanorted so Irreparable lota to • wane" sod tooft atbetcdratolly..-wbbli baa deprived lila irked. or • beiciv....l companion—his prok Eon of we of its brigbnalt or exams, and his country of a great ftatcfman and a mai patriot. " Within:at raved I rcntain, Volit 614.041a011(CIIMIII. •INJANIN NOM: . His fon, an amiable young man, its his nil years *At killed upon the very (pot %here the tither fill, about two years ago, in a duel with Mr. Ganioi A. Eptta, who fince died of a broken beau, the junior Mr.IIANItTON having been lti.intimate fiend. Confider Able alaim was excited the beginning of July, in New York, by the report that the yellow fever had broken out at Long Bland, oppante that t Jan. The it:le...lion was (Aid to have been brought from St. Domingo,lbut it has been finceeontradtifled by the Mayor, oat the authority of the Commitlia. ncr♦ off Icalth, aho eettity it to have been only a fe ver of the common ianagnmatnry kind. The Emigrations from Ire' end to America. within the !aft twzire morns, arc Acted to have amounted thc lircu trade, that ea* cernwsn diry of tl.c ct unity. v. have derreaSed Cooopoo lards its pinpnillOg W what if amautr:eil in the ycar forccerireg. 4131fili4kLhvorr .s.tuADROV. The poi 'ic will recollt& tlx rerort which reached this coma: y fotee time a g o, of the deftruftion of the magazines in the Englith factory at Benconlen, by latlolll' kin idroo. Ilitherto the citcumtlancts of this vifit of Looms have not been underttool. The following details on the fubjed have been received by the lad arrivals from India : By private letters received at Fort Marlbro' by the Chip Carmarthen we learn, that Admiral Limos: ap peared off that ifland on the tit December, with four {hips, which on being reconnoitered by fume of the gentlemen of the factory, were taken to be an enemy's fquadron, particularly as they did not hoid their colours for fume time after they were defcried from the Chore. The alarm being fpread, every pre caution was taken fur the defence of Fort Marlbro', which fortunately his attack was perceived not to be dire&ed to. Poulo Bay was his objeft, where the (hipping anchor for faddy, where he captured the Eliza Ann, with a cargo valued at a lack of rupees. The (hips Flora and Fort Marlbro' were burnt by their cpmmanders, to prevent their fatting into the ham:lto( the enemy. which wit prove a great la. to their owners. The damage done on fhort to the Company's property, is eftimated at 60.000 l and upwards. and the lofa fuftained by individuals is laid to amount to a much larger firm The las has been inereafed, by the Malays and other natives of the ifland proving refraitery, who, on the departure of the French , began pillaging veffels and boats that remained, which the enemy tailed in deftroying by the exertions of the crews, though they ht them on fire = in fhort, every thing that came in their way was carried into the interior part of the ifland. The vigorous rpeafures taken by the Governor, after much time and difficulty, re duced them to fubjeflion and proper fobordination. Liam was not at Bencoolen. as was rumoured. On the sib December he left Poolo Bay with a fine land breeze, to the great joy of the Englifh inhabi tants on the Wand. The Officers who landed from the fleet behaved I =oft honourably. by paying for all the neceffaries l they required, and refpeofting in every inftance pri vate property. The Carmarthen left Beiteooltn without any con voy. and fortunately arrived at St. Helena, without ever falling in with or even feting an enemy's wail. Yellerday morning his ?twilit and the Prineef fes Bornte and AMILIII; took an airing in Windfor Great Park. Her Maj.fly and the other Panic ssss s edited the Dochefb of You at Oadands. .Sir Sconce SMITH had yefterday a conference with Lord Msr.vrt.s.a and the Board of Asuaiiaky, 'for nearly two boors. The Duke of Artiou, and fuite landed at Green 'sek (ran the lie of Man, on Sunday. Mr. Mumma has matched his colt Sancho, by Don ps, ' *OA Lord Ec assumes colt Hanniial, by ' .%I run stilton next year. for tOOO gui. as a idc, carrying 7lb. each, the full 4,3 y of the races. We yefterday endeavoured with the utmoll truth •nd plainnefs to lay before our Readers a faithful narrative of the eireninflances that occurred at and after the clots of the poll at Brentford. The fats became yefterday the fubjea of univerfal difeuffion. If the Sheriffs seed upon 'Midday according to law, they ailed upon Wednefday againft law. Every Freeholder who tendered his vote within the polling hours, and was prevailed on by the Sheriffs to poll * pone the ftru:ir.y thereof under a Solemn engage ment that the total numbers Should not be declared, till the decifion Should he made on his particular cafe, has certainly a ground of Reim% for the lots of hisl franchife. But this would be a fl i g ht recom p ence to ' the kingdom for the total overthrow of free Elation, which this aft of the Sheriff would bring about—it quiet but a complete revolution might thus be made ip the reprefentation of England, and the dative franchife be delivered over from the body of Free holders to the Sheriffs for the time being. The idea is incompatible with all principles of law as well as ream. We find that the attempt made on Thurfday even ing by the populace to intuit and maltreat Mr. MlL man at Kenfington, was happily and moil opportunely prevented by Lord Dosicarmitos and Mr. PALNISR. Mr. Mst.t.tsso, dreading the consequences of the at tack, 'ramped out of his carriage and was cavilling himfell to much perfonal danger, when Lord Duo cannon forcibly and fricceistully remontlratcd with the mob on the impropriety of their behaviour, and prevailed on Mr. Mes.ctsu to get again into his car riage, which he accordingly contented tot upon which Lord Dowcaancui and Mr. PALI' sa rode by his tide, and crooned him with perfedt safety into town—a condua which argues the influence of Inch generous feelings, Rand• in need of no comment. In the reign of ()Fen Ann, 1704, teveral Freemen of the Boroug s of Aylefbury had been re futed the liberty of voting at an eleaion for a Mem ber of Parliament, though thee proved their qualifi. cation.. The law in this cafe imports a fine of ;001. t-r every Inch offence on the Returning Officers. Oa this principle they applied to L - rd Chief Jußice who dcfired the Officer to be arrefted. The Hattie of Commons alarmed at this ftep, made an order r.f their Houle, to make it penal for either Judge, Conde), or Attorney, to affift at the trial. However, the Lord Chief Juftice ani feveral Law. yens were hardy enough to oppote this order, and brought it on in the Court of King's Bench. The Houle, highly irritated at this contempt of then order, fent a Serjeant at Arms for the Judge to ap pear before them ; but that refolrite Defender of the Law% bade him, with a voice of authority, " Begone:" On this they fent a kennel mefage by their Speaker, attended by as many Members as erpoured the IflCA lure. After the Speaker had delivered his melrage. Iris Lordihip replied to him in the following rcenark *lac words : " Go back to your Chair, Mr. Speaker, "within there five minutes; or, depend on it, I'll fend " you to Newgate. You (peak of your authority— " but I tell you I fit here as the interpreter of the " Lees, and a diaributur of inflict I and, were the •' whole :lode of Commons 111 your belly, I willnut " Itir one fnot."—The Speaker was prudent enough to retire, and the Houle equally prudent to let the affair drop. NAUTIOA. 11417ELLNINCE0 • We have the pleafure to announce the fate arrival of the homeward-bound Jamaica. Fleet, under coil soy of the BELLIROPHOM and Duoyssas men of war. thistle, Aro. 7. —Saturday morning his Ma jelly's thip TOP...re, Capt. Lass, arrived in our har bour Trom a cruife. Yefterday arrived in this har bour fifteen fail of ow Weft India fleet from the Lee ward Minds, chiefly laden with fugar ; of coorfe, fpeedy reduction will be expelled by the public in that neceffary commodity. The remainder of the fleet ia hourly expelled. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 8.--Sailed this 111116)12 lie following packets : —Tovnistisser, peas, with die mails of the 3ea ph. for Lithos; the (leans Ca Ar. LOTTS, Muaoi, with the mails of Ado*. for 14,:w York and Halifax; and the Cm arritai dd.°, Buis er a with the mail: of sit intl. for Jamaica t .aifo the Re becca, Nipars, for London; and the Albin, &ma, . lot Liverpool. Arrived the American brig George,. Captain Tays.as, from St. Andero, and has landed about' 4o,crJo dollars for Londln t alto Arrived the American brig Swan, Captain /3apaat. in 24 days... from Norfolk, in Virginia, with turpentine ; and the American brig Hannah. from Norfolk. with tobacco. It is jail reported that three line-of battls (hips dif mailed have paffed the harbour for dee estiarard. Re main his Majefty's (hip Races"; Captain CoOra. with the trade waiting many ba^ for Nora SOW.. Newfoundland, and CanadaomoraflulgttrOar - • • • Signora Sitaarriaselt Gaileiges, tildes, Mrs. Must, Mira Gaoseir, Ara and Mr. N. SMITH—Per (teptan Ciarres t ervla SMITH and family. Wind ftrong at North.' TOILIAT, Ago. 9.—Arrived the Nsulteit &Watsw•- and the Renown Excite cutter, from arnsire. wig W.S. W. • PLYMOUTH. AUOUIT 9...-•Caala wog ifsurst. of . 36 guns, from Jamaica. with Free* pliioners ; the is one of the frigates that was captured at. St. Do mingo, at the time of ita evacuation by the French. Lail evening patted by this port Id the &Ward, his Majesty's (hip PLASTACIIIIST, of 74 guns, Captain Ds COUILCSIN having under her convoy a fleet of Ealt Indiamen, fronaCh:4l. POLTSMOUTH. /Limon so... Arrived la POU LITT! dorm of war (turn the Downs; his Majelly's . (hip Ur.vissa, of 44 guns, from. the Leeward Nandi, and his Majelly's 'hip Du ()larder, bf 8o guns, from Jamaica. Patted by for the Downs, the Bstteto- PHON man of war, with the Beet under convoy, from Jamaica (about too fail.) —Wind W. N. W. Day ca. Ago. 9.—Zhp Aleraritder• T1fer4..4 1 1 Vol& mailer, of and from W" York, arrived in our Roads to-day, and landed J. Basis, Mr. Dusita 141.; IL Saar PERKY, JAM'S tiTOOT RICII6II • J. Disson, and Joey Swear*" had a pleafant paffage cf 23 days. • We have been all belle •niliar: day or two path in fending off men to the Eift and Welt ladisMen Jeff arrived. The Boulogne (quadrat is -in Dtlegenefs Roads. The Duke of Ricustono is espeded•everr hour to infpeit the works carrying on here, and fella. ral officers are in waiting to receive him. The Coati tefs Elgin hired cutter, Lieutenant Dacciasos, is or. Jered to Brighton to attend on his Royal Highneft the Prince of Watts. Arrived the Minerva hired cutter, from the Weftward. Remain in the Rpads the Jacsatt. gun brig, and a cutter brig, name ran. known. The Eagle, of Glafgow. W. Mortara ma& ter is jolt arrived in our itc.ids from Demerara.— No pat ticular nLwi, only the place is very fickly. Dam.. Aver oVr ;ca.—Sailed the Poo:Alert loop of war, to the Weftward.—Remain in the D0M1214 the reft of his Majetty's (hips, the defence Chips. out. ward-bound Eat! Indiamen, and merchant chips as per hill Wiod S. W. blows hard. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. OIAVItSVMD. Aorierr in—Pared hy the [wants, Hobnail) Nancy, Bowen ; and London, Wilton, from Demerara; Leviathan. Hutchinfon, from Trinidad; Relate, Parguka, sad Panay. Sa ng, from Tabora; Iris, from Grenada; Roden, tram St. Vaumit'st Lady Nokia, Bremer, and Nein. Ha( I A from St. Kites; Fiord, Reid, from Barbarian; Man, seamy and Sarah, White. item Dominica; Gwadar'. Sitatiorth, from r i med; S too l W s daa, —, from the South Son; Sanitised, tram Mann; Hops, Tate, and Chariots Ve . . mica, from Tonalagen.—Salled the Jobe and William, Paddy; Fringlihip, Neale; Columbine, and Broths% Moors, for Stu.iiam; Hope, Wlditc, for Gibraltar; San Julep. Mancado, for St &bane,: Ornto for Tesnlalleilii Sunbelt, Bloat, and the J„ Grow Arleta:tie. —•-•• fix Sadden. ARRIVED. oe Falmouth, Anna, Welch, trom Virginia; George, 'raiser, from St. Anders; Alezander. Vofr ; and Amanda. Fatter, from Brifitd Charlotte. Sale; flora, Ili-ket ask Vulcan, Baker, From Jamaica, with the rift cd the Bat for that part—At Liverpool, Olive Branch, Chine; sad Onrer• nor Strong from Virginia ; Duke of Kent. Carr, from dereeraisi Ann soil Jane, Taykr; 'l'yfon, Tacker Fairlaid. Cooke; sy rene, Hill; John sod Jane, liedafan; Thetis, Rybaad; Ford. tude, -; Aberdeen, Addilon; and Chaos, from MetnelAt Clyde, Belk 10e, Douglas. from Orators's; Diana, Brown; Mercado, M•Keller, from St. Vincent's • Fame, Brown, from Llama ; Britannia, Cowan. frons Newfoundland( Hero. Fleck, from St. Kitts; Mary Ann, .--, from Trinidad; Mar garet, Reid, from Tobago; Sir Edward rellsw, from De merara; Adventure.--, from Nom Provides's; Meters, Brower; Dana. —; AJar. tirinni; ElSkto• , Pritchard; Hartle/IN Brown; and Hercules, Crawford, from Grenada—At Dahlia, Maon, Coverlaile; Elias, Ray; Mary. Richard= ; James. . Donnovan ; and Aurnra. Ada, from St. Vincent's; Favourite, Richar ; bryan, Wilke ; Atakora, Jenkins; sad Elias.••N from Aatigua ; Mercury, Milks% front Tobago; ken. •-•-•-• • and Columbus, Fuullay, from Bartsdoes—At Newkomadland. and Recovery, froin Dartmouth; Lady Ann, Lincoln, from Poole; Padget. —. from London ; Daniel. - ; and Hikon, Bully, from Finemouth ; and Mercury. M•Crca. from Hull; Eadl„,r, Gibbs. from Galway; John and Jan; •--4 sad William, awake, from Cork—At Tobago, ennead Anna% from Landon—At Padamia, Jane, Hinds .rot, from ditto•Atn. Honduras, Wadies*, Lewis, front dioto-.0( Dovir. Neptune, Moore; arlatE q,.men, Hall; Eagis,Morrifon; Lawns, M•Grath; and Richard, Orsen, from Demerara; Frederick, Meier, frost Haraonas , &sky, from naltiosori ; Ealing OrteiC• LTur. . from St. Vinen.t .; Act re, Miner. from friridad; Naney,ason lie • Edwards. Walker; and Brothers Rtli.g, from Tobago; kt.rtha, Leningtoo, from Dublin; E merald, M•lartane. from Si. Luck; Minarva, from Malodors; Chdavock, Wil liams, tram St. Kitts; las, Phillips, from Grenada; Admiral Calpays, New ; and Trio. Douglas, tram Demerara. The Ranger, WlLL:alas from Demerara for Lim- : don, is on ikon near SoutLnd. iii Iv TI Akh fat fai the MI banal *Theo' .Out we tau to you IMO del tee , cos full rev do Th TE F. 11