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VENIct, rogeEmnit A. The blockade of this port has been carried on with tuch rigour by the Englith and Ruffians, that the merchants have come to a refolution to fend all their goods from Trielle to Ulna, &c. by land, as this cir cuitous pattige is lefs expenfive than the puke of in !lira= by fea. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. - HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, lAN. 7. At four o'clock, the Lord Chancellor took his feat, and prayers being concluded, the Houfe then adjourned during pleafure. When it returned, Mr. Hobboufe, with a deputation from the Honk of Commons, prefented at the bar the annual Bills, granting to his Majcity certain duties on Malt, Sugar, Penflons, and Offices. When the Members of the Houk of Commons withdrew, the kid Bills were, on the motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, fe verally read a firft time. The Duke of NORFOLK gave notice, that he would, on Mon day, move, " that the Petition, at prefent lying on their Lord flair' table, which fa forth a claim to the Barony of Howard de Walden, infterd of being referred to the Committee of Privileges, Ihould be pnftpone& for confideration to the t tth of February next.".--Adjourneil until to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. BOWMAN brought up the Bill for tegulating the Fifheries of the River Tweed.—Read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecond time. Mr. VANSITTART moved the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Malt Duty Bill.--Read accordingly the third time, paged, and ordered to the Lords. 'Upon the motion of the fame Gentleman. the Petition Duty Bill was aWo read a third time, paired, and ordered to the Lords. Mr.VANSITTART then moved, that ati Account of the net Produce of the War Taxes and Permanentilaxes, fox two years, ending the sth January, 184, be laid before the Houk, dittin guithing each year and cash quarter. " The Exchequer Bills Bill, for granting to his Majesty the (urn of x0j00,0301. to be railed by I.oans or Exchequer Bills, was then brought up by Mr. VANSIT FART, and, on his motion, read a Brit time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought in the Annual Qualification Indem nity Bill—Read a first time, and ordered to be read a famed time to morrow. Lord OSSULSTON acquainted the Houfe that hii Majesty had been waited upon with the Addrers voted unanimously, the sth instant, and that his Majerty was graciouily pleared-to return the following anfwer GENTLZMN, " I thank the Houfe of Commons for their loyal and dutiful Addrefs, abd receive with fatisfadion your affurance that the re • itoration of peace bas been prevented only by the inordinate ambi• tion of the enemf. I rely with confidence upon the effect of iliac exertions which my faithful Commons &ail think neceflary for the vigorous profecution of the prcfent conteft, to maintain the dignity of my Crown and fccure the happinefs of my people." COMMITTIE OF SUPPLY. On the widen of Mr. VANSITTART the Houfe retain , ' it felt into a Committee of Supply, Mr. CALCRA FT baying moved, that the Ordnance Effimatee he referred to the faid Committee. Mr. CALC RAFT, in riling to move the Ordnance ERimates, felt much fatisfaElion, that it would not be neceffary for him to detain the Committee by ob fervations of any length ; that if, however, there were any topics that required further explanation, or any queßions that Gentlemen might deem it neeeffary to proper( to him, he &mild willingly anfwer fuch queftions, and, if he could, adequately. He had an additional fatisfaition In being enabled to inform the Committee that there was a confiderable redueion in the Ellimates he had now to fuhMit to them, com pared "widlfiriofe of Taft year ; he did not mean, in Rating thii, to claim any extraordinary acknowledg rnent of merit as due to the prefent Board of Ord :lance, he rather thought that the prefent reduction might more judly'be imputed to the adequate fup plies of former years, which, in facilitating the pro grefs of the public works, had 'dined the grants of money neceffary"to fupport them. 'lf the Board of Ordnance had any claim to merit, It was for the uni form zeal with which the Board refilled all the pro jees of expenditure that had been fubmitted to them, and confulted upon all mations the moll poetical economy. The principal reductions were owing to the completion of thofe great works in Kent; and upon the coaft of Suffer, which, while ereeing, were productive of an txpence of no inconfiderable magni tude. The fum now required would be found to be 600,0001. lefs than that voted lag year, and this too, notwithltand;ng the increafe of zoo men in one bat talion of foot artillery, the increated expence of the oflablithment of engineers, and the augmentation of pay to the artillery, granted by his Majelly. This threefold addition to our expenditure would amount to tscytool. fo that had there not been a reduction of 600,0001. the fupply now required would amount to 750,0001. As to the Ordnance Edimates for Ireland, the di rninution would be found to be in the fame proportion, and to be afcribed to the fame caufe ; and in general he could far, and it was great fatisfaeion to Wm that he felt warranted in (ging, that whoever timid have the honour of difcharging, next year, the duty he was now called upon to perform, would yet have a more pleating talk, as the reduftion would, by that time, be Rill greater, as the lines of Chatham, and the great works now carrying on at Dover and the Coati, would, by that time, be completed. He had but one obfervation more to make, that (ince the DU mates had been laid upon the table, an advance upon the Vote of Credit had been made to the amount of 400,0001. ; he fhould therefore, from the Cum origi• sally required, make a dedueion to that amount.— He did not think it neer Ifary to detain the Comiuittee further than tly Rating, as at fird, that he was very willing to give every information in hi: ;over to any Gentleman, and fhould lilen with refine to any fug geftion the Honourable Gentleman oppofite to him (the Honourable Wendt) , Pole) fo converfant in bu finefs of this kind, fhould think it neceffary to offer. The following fums were then voted without any obfervation: To defray the charges of Ordnance for the year 1805, not made good by Parliament -4.30 t ,406 9 8 To defray ditto, &c. for the year tBc6 • 262,365 14 2 For charge of Ordnance for 1807 . - 2,27 8 , 1 97 01 ° For charge of Ordnance for Ireland 479,24 6 1 9 7 • The above Report was ordered to be received to• morrow, and the Committee of Supply again to fit on Friday. The SPEAKER informed the Houfe that to mor row, being the day axed upon for balloting for a Committee to decide upon the double return for the Borough of Hortham, in Soiree, he thould attend to take the Chair at half pail three o'clock, and pro- ceed to count the Houfe at a quarter before four.— Adjourned. THE tVti•TING STAL LONDON. , • - THURSDAY, JANUARY PRitE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCk. Coutols, for Jan. 64 61—Reduced 59/ 66 —thonhun a I pi. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ceim R. An. t 94 India Bomb, par sq. per. 3 per Ceht. Coat 5844 59 Imp. 3 per Cent. s d l i tpi 4 per Cent. 1741 E xc h eq. ra r . la. prem. t per Cent Nats Omnium, Long Ann. i 7 Basil& Tickets 191. t6s. India Stock 1761 Confola for ace. 6c.il The Hamburgh letters ; brought by the Mail from Denmark, which were delivered from the Pbft Office yefterday, have brought very larg4 remittances to the merchants, and affurances of farther remittances to a confiderable amount. This foafonable :fopply, • has almoft entirely removed the embarraffineetts which were occafioned by the fi rft interruption t o the regular bufinefs with Hatx!horgh, occafioned by the occupation of that eityhithe'Fiench ittlenow thought that no soy-Serious ineonveaietwe irfitaccrue to our commercial ineesefta by the partial changes that will be rendereditetiffey by theinterfeitnee of; •. • . the enem7. . . We underhand, however, that the Members of the Englifh Factory at Hamburg!! have Aloe an at rangement Term/ling the giviet up the Bkittilh isio perty in their poffellioni and that they are not to be fent prifoners to Verdun.. The account's rerpefling Italia and the Polo wee contradictory. It fcemt true that the former 'hive entered Moldavia and Wallachia, but without all declaration of war. Some accounts fay they haws , entered as friends of the Porte ; otberb , ittts`f they have formed a jun.tion with the Servian infurgentswnder CZHRNI Gaoaus, to the number of 40,000. If this be true, it muff lead either to a declaration of war by the Porte againft Ruflia at the inftigation of France, or by France againft the Porte, for fubmitting to this proceeding on the part of ftuffia. It is poffible, how. ever, as this circumftance took place towards the fat , ter end of November, that it was in confequence of the arrangement made between - the two powers in the preceding month, and with the view of alarming the French for the fafety of Dalmatiaand the Venetian territories. The occupation of the Turkifh provinces appears to have mortified BONAPARTB exceedingly. He has taken up the caufe of the poor Porte with fuch earneftnefs and fincerity, that he revenges its injuries even upon States feveral hundred leagues removed from the Turkifh tertitory. The Duchy of Mecklenburgh has been occupied es a kind of cau tionary pledge for the evacuation of Moldavia and WallaChia by the Ruffians. Domenic calamities continue daily te. add to the afilietions of theßOtas. FAMILY of PRUSSIA. Betide the deaths we yellerday mentioned as having occur red in that family, the Lady of Prince Wa LLIA at, the . brother of the Kntc, has 101 l both her children by ficknefs ; and the Princefs of SOi.ll, the (Ziraaa's filler, has been delivered of a Ilill-born chill. The children of the Kix° and allysta are at St. Peter!• burgh. The eldell is in very bad health. A very fpirited proclamation was iTued by his PKUSSIAN MAJESTY, on the ill of December, the cnnclufion of which only has reached us. After having Rated his reafon for rejetling the armillice concluded with DUKOC, he proceeds as follows - :'. Whilft the King has thus done every thing in his power to prevent the further tffullon of blood, he has, on the other hand s been inceffantly occupied in preparing the means of refiftance with which Pam/mance has fupplied him. Though the fortreffes of Stettin, Cultrin, and Magdeburgh, notwithrtanding their being abundantly fupplkd with provifions, and furnilbed with fulficient garrifons, have been unjuftifiably furrendered by their Governors and Commanders ; yet the remaining fortreffes of the country, and panicearly thofe.on the Viftula, have been with the ottnoß adti• vity placed in the belt Rate of defence, and confided to the care of refolute and faithful Commanders. The troops remaining in the provinces on the Viftula, and the Wartha, will form a jundion with the numerous and brave Ruffian armies ;.befides which, a new army will be colieded, andsot in readinefe foe krvice. The KING, therefore, relics upon the fupport of the nation,wbkh, in the Seven Years War,made a glorious nand againlt aimed the whole of Europe, and which gave no of defpair or itrefoludon, though then, as now, the rapital,. and the greater part of the kingdom, had fallen into the power of the enemy. In that war Pruifia Rood alone. in this the has to rely on the atfillance of ALIXANDZI, who ailviateAis with hie Whole force to her fupport. In this conteft PrulLal will identify her interefts with Ruffle. Both will Rand or fall together." In the preceding columns our Readers will find ("me farther extra& from the Foreign Journals re ceived yefterday. B.IEltic)*AYREi We have no doubt whatever that all the reports that have been hitherto circulated refpeaing the re capture of this place, are totally unfounded. A fecond Bulletin was yeflerday afternoon fent from the Ad miralty to Lunn's, of which the foll Owing is a copy s (Official) " ADMIRALTY Of FICA, JAN. 7. " By an examination of the prifosers taken in the Spanlih pcket,it appears me failed from Monte Video, upwards of three months fince, at which period that place was in polreMon of the Spaniards, and Buenos Ayres of the Englith." We have every reafon to hope, that long before this time Buenos Ayres has been put in a nate of complete fecurity. We have more than once flared that reinforcements were fent from the Cape of Good Hope before the beginning of let September.— The Cape Town Gazettes .to the s4.th of that month, which have arrived, Rate,, thal on the 29th of Auguil his Majelly's fhip Lancaitaa, Cap tain FoTusaciLL, failed from Simon's Bay foi kw it Plait, tirtth the todeiki ot , 'farm 'tall' troops ander convoy) vie. Aleafaaer,.HOWAßD ;•••6. Polly, tHarriam ;a4terili Caaii";=-Caledcidla, J. M'lvra ; Pretty Lafs,C. Com w Imo ; Royal Charlotte, Posta/me ; and Fanny, , S. Jnasoa. On the 1611 previous, his Majefly's (hip Me ousa, the Honourable Captain Bootisatt, failed for the River Plate, with ' hit Majelly's Rote (hip Howe, Captain KILWICK ; Diadeth tranfport, R. Hosts; Adamant tranfport, STERLiIia ; and Columbine tranfpott, Lesx, un der convoy. The whole of the troops on board the two fquadrons amounted to about 2500. Thefe reinfoicements were lien off St. Helena on the 4th of September 4 from thence to the Spani(h Main it :was only from t o to 14 d ays run ; f o that 'there is every reafun to hope and believe that they ..arrived in full time-traretider our newly-acquired ter ritorkalsclue.i. that quarter of 'the globe. • HOLLAND.' • lt• • It now *Opt* *bad i doubt, that the bitch' , Government ;Will not Oar, ,in Abe finalleß degreev. from the rigour of its proceedings, rerpeeing the Arid, of Holland. witb this country. All commercial jitttercourfe s ,ther . cfore, is furpend e d b etween t h e tivo eimitries.. 4 &letter bf the 27th was received Idler.: Lttay Tionand ythich determines the point.. As, iHnolhiPiould porGbly fail with it, it was put on board' the sra veffel met with at tea bound to England, in Orderto. communicate to the merchants here • the' impoffibility of any traffic between the two countries,' fed to prohibit the eipOrtatlunif . any *etch iodize to Holland - 11;pm this . country.' The lettsr, alfo new, that •a .Petition. had. been .prefentrd. by the .Dutch merclsantotothe Government: praying, that fuch lkiPscartmertioaded . priev to the iffuing of the De aeisititbeitt fuifired to fail. y e fierday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY at. rived at the Queen's Palace, from Wi n df nr . A t two o'clock his bfijssry held a private Levee, u was attended by The Archbithop of Canterbury—The Lotd Chancellor—The Lord Prefident of the Council—The Lord Privy Scal —The Firft Lord of this Treafury—The Secretaries of State.—The Matter General of the Ordnance—The Whop of Bangoo-•Earl Fitswfl- Uam—Vifeognt Ofrolftoo—Lords Bolton and Heathfield—Thc Dean of Windfor—Captain Sir E. Hamilton and Sir 11. a Neale, and Mr. Fawkener. The following had the honour of being preFented to his MAJIISTY Captain Sir EDWARD HAMILTON by Earl Spencer, upon his being appointed to the command of the Royal Mary yacht. The Rey. Dr. RA NDOLPD. by Earl Spencer, upon his being tranilated from the Bithoprie of Oxford to Bangor, when the Rev. Prelate did homage before his Majefty up o n the oceafion. Vifiount Osso L STOW delivered tohii MA] SSTY the Addrefs of the Uoufe of Commons upon the Papers relative to the late Negociation being laid before them. After the Levee his MAJESTY field a Privy Council. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the LOND CHAN. CELLOS, Look, Gasaviu.a and Howicz, and Mr. WINDHAM. • At five o'clock hi• MAJESTY fet off nn his return to Windfor, ercorted by a party of the Light Horfe. Yellerday the Princefs CHARLOTTI of Wasss completed the eleventh year of her age. In the even. ing the paid her refpeils to her Royal Father, who congratulated her mon cordially upon the occafion. After leaving Carlton Houle her Royal Highnefs had a Concert at Warwick Houfe, to which, however, none but the perfons entrufied with the different branches of her education were invited. The Countefs of GLENCAIRNE, on Sunday laR, er. tettained her brother, the LORD CHANCELLOR, and the Lord ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND, and their refpec tive families, with fome other friends, at Cattle Bear Houfe. Her Ladylhip's table difplayed true hofpi• talky, lid with it • The feaft of reafon, and the Sow of foul." The tochefs of MONTROSE and Suite arrived, on Tnefday evening, at her houfe in Grofvenor-fquare, from Scotland. Lord Gat smut gave a dinner yeflerday, at his houfe in Downing-Rimer, to the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earls Motes and SPENCER, Lards HOWICR, H. PETTY, Stostourn, HOLLAND and ELLENROROUGH, Mr. T. GRENVILLE, and Mr. WINDHAM. In a couple of hours after, dinner,• they withdrew to a feparate apartment, where they held a Council, which hefted a confiderable time. Yelterday Lord Gasavitte, after attending his Mai ssry at the Levee, had An audience of the Prince of Wares, at Carlton Houfe. • • 7 r,emiiips of the Duke of RICHMOND have been privately Interred in the family vault at the Cathe dral Mitch of Chicheller. The infctiption on the coffin plate is, as fullows : The Moft Noble PRINCE CHARLES, Third Dust of RICHMOND and Lamm:, Earl of March and Darnky, Knight of the Garter Lord Lieutenant and Cuftos leotulorum of the County of SuiTzx ; Colonel of the Militia of the laid County, Field Martha of his Majelty's Forces, colonel of the Rlll Regiment' of Horfe Gu-rds, Blue, and • High Steward of Chicluiter. Born aid February 1735, Died sgth of December IEO6. Recruiting for the Royal Marine Corps, is, for the p►efent, to be confined to England. AU the parties engaged on that duty in Ireland have been called in; and tht Admiralty have diseaed the Commanding Officer at each divifion of the Matins to employ an additional somber of Captains on• that fervice at home. The following four have been appointed from the divifion at Portfmouth : Ohm& Tane to Beverly, Captain Hamby to Hull. Captain BaU to Leeds, Captain Stewart to Prefton. The fecond battalion of the 89th regiment embar ked at Portfmouth on Tuefday, for Ireland. The fecond battalion of the pit regiment have received order, to embark for Guernfey. Mother Goofe, after all the puzzles the has afforded the tiny world, turns out to be a boy ! NAU7`rc 1L 'irliitcl c&-~ FALMOUTH,INNUARY S. ArVivid this day the brig Ocein of Mete, lite NiCnotti.'s mailer, captured two days &tee by a French lugger privateer, of one gun and thirty men, off the Ramhead, and retaken by the Britannia cut- ter, Lieutenant Wiccrass Tertiiii, on the Guernfey Ration, under Sir Jests.; Saufkitast : the Ocean was laden with coal., boond ro•Weterford. Sailed his Majefly% for p Fit with difpatclies, fuppofed for Admiral Mu RRAY ; they Were brought here lan night by an Admiralty bfeffenger. Two cutters of very fufpicions appearance were feen nff here lag evening; his Majetly's brig Scortreeillajled in fleet of them• Arrived alfo - the Hope\vell, QUICK, from Briftol ; Friends, Msv, , from ditto; Fidelit y , PR mai; from ditto ; Three Brothette Wsreort,•fr ,, m Newport ; Brothers, BAw ; and , 'the Speculation, *Dorsal" from Bury . ; Bromley, Cots, from .Chepflow ; Charles, Door.i, from .. SwanfcaaosSail e d the LUCIFAR bomb for the Eafi ward. Wird S. E. • PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 7. Nothing arrived or failed this day. Wind S. E. t DEAL, JANUARY 7. • !Sailed his %jelly's (hips SEAGULL, on a .crnize off ;ht.. .Galloper;' SHANNON, TROMPEUSI, KING, roo t , ()ma, tnd feverarother cruizers, for the Frer,ch tone, MO Weft. GREENOCK, JAN. S. ..1 5 Dating the norm of the 25th ult. the Hawse, and" Lilly. CUMMING, of Rothelay, being on'their way from the - herring fifhery, were driven from their anchors, at alloch, in Skye, and were put on fhore on the Main ; their crews and cargoes ,wen.faved, but their bottoms are materially icjured. An Englilh (loop was wrecked at the fame place, and crew loft. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GRAWSIND, TAN. 7.—Paffed by the Carlew, Dillon, from Pe teriburght and the Grofaribuckeo, Enter, from Rigi. • , • Aaatvro Portfmouth, the Mary, Young, from Archon gel. At Dartmouth, Speedy, Blackftone. from Newfoundland. At Cork. Concepdon, De Silva z Wenfcabett,• —•' and the N. S. de Bellni, —, from St. Übe's. At Revel, Charles —; and the Lo ndon Packet,—, from London. At Gibral tar, Elizabeth, Hanger], from Landon; and the Fame. Under. bill, from Liison. At Lithon, 800 First, —, from Cork, At St. Lucie, Weitmoreland, Tyrer, from Africa. At Liverpool, the Duke of Kent, M'Dougal, front Nevis ; New Century, -.—.--, from Bolton; Bath, Thralher; and the Eleanora, Keating, from Charlefton. At Hull, the Mercury, Jackfoo, from Peterfburgh ; and the Retrieve, Taylor, front Riga. In the River, the Hannah, Henderfon, from Memel At Chatham, the Flazton, Spurs, from Dantaic. At Figuera, the Sally, Cork, from Newfoundland. At Bombay, the Ganges, —, from China; Ceres, Winchelfea, and the Elpbinftone, from London. In the River, the Fanny, Taylor, from Pillau. At Plymouth, the Progrefs, Nicholfon, from Riga. At Dundalk, the Fortuna, Hanfoo,from Alicant. At New York, the Falkirk, —, from Newfoundland. At Bofton, the Lily, Parker. from Newfoundland. At New South Wales, the Wil liam Pitt, Boyce, from London. In Yarmou t h Roads, the Sym metry, Damian, from Riga. In the Humber, Betfey, Snowden, from Peterlburgh. At Peterhead, Quebec, Armand, from Q2e. bee. At Strangford, Ann, Stewer.inant Leghorn. At Poole, Triton, Veltman, from Bolton. At Cork, Rifi States, from ofton. At Liverpool, Hamilton Moore, Cobb, from Charleftors ; Six Sifters, Ward, from Riga; Hope, Body, from Nova Scotia; Eliza, —, from St. Michael's; Bom Fim, from Madeira; Eliza, Waterman, front New York; William Bra ford, —, from Rhode Wand; Good Intent, Phelan; and the Paris, Bawd'. from Lifbon. At Dublin, Kabala, Bryne, from Lifbor, ; Raven, e, from Bourdeattz ; and the Concord, Williams ' from New York. At Charlefton,Union, Tucker. from Africa. At Surinam, Princefs Royal, Brunton, from Aftica. At St.Thomas's, Kitty, Lowe. from the Clyde. At Africa, Cleo patra, Rickman, from Tonningen ; and the Paver, from DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The gun brig Blazer, for the capture of Morganftern, February 49 1805, will paid at No. 14, Clement's Inn, agreeable to Aet of Parliament. The Fancy, for the capture of the Profped,November rs, an% will be paid on Wednefday next, at No. p, New Broad- ftreet, and recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday for three months. The Harriet, for the capture of the Noitra Senora dcl Carmen, September ar, 1804, will be paid on Wednefday next, at No. 9, New Broad ftreet, and recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday for three years. The Niobe, for the capture of the Nearque, March 28, xBo6, will be paid on her arrival in port, and recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday, at No. 13, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. Captain Bowan is appointed to command the HINDUSTAN / of go guns, at Woolwich. Some neutral !hips which failed within thefe few days for Holland, were not fuffered to enter a Dutch port. On their arrival off the coaft a boat was fent off to them to (lop their coming in—as an embargo had been laid in every port, and no !hips were per mitted to go out or in. The' JUPITER, of 74 guns, captured from the French in the anion off St. Domingo, by Admiral Sir JoHN DUCKWORTH, is to be called the MAMA, as a compliment to the victory obtained by Sir JOl4ll STUART in Calabria. The Luna, AFFL scx, from Archangel for London, is liranded near Chriftianfand. The Fame, —, for New York, is on &ore near Londonderry River, and it is feared will be loft. The Jupiter, Gleams., from Lilbon for Dartmouth, has been captured, recaptured, and is arrived at Dartmouth. The Galatea, FURNSBROON, from St. Übe's, for Stockholm, is captured and carried into Flulhing. The Sally, from Baltimore to Cork, has foundered at fea. The Retrieve, Curse, from Peterlburgh for London, is loft on Bornholm. The Emholie, Bums, from Riga for London, is left on Gothland. The Fanny, LAIRS, from the Weft Indies for Cuernfey, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The Jupiter, KIOFT, firm Meflina for Gotten burgh, is captured and carried into Flirfhing. The Galgo, frnm St. Übe's for London, is put into Dingle Bay in dillref s . The Mary, CLARK, from Ayr for Buenos Ayres, is on Chore near Campbeltowa, and ma unload. The Jane and Ann, HEATH, from Gibraltar for Faro and England, is captured by two Spanifh pri vateers. The Graff Bernftoff, Mnaz, from Dantzic for Plymouth, is loft at the Doggerbank. The Abeona, —, bound to Cadiz, is on (Lore near Dublin. The Robert aid Janet, -, from Sunderland for Plymouth, has been taken, retaken, and is ac• rived at Dover. The Atalanta, O'Ketve, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, was driven on (pore on the asth and mna unload. The Eliza, HANDY, from the Eafi Indies for Arne tiCa, is detained by a frigate, and fent into Bermuda. 1