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:med. the orders for feising all Tel ortsstf Holland from this country. age of Bova 77777 aria Great im fo blind, as to rifque• the ruin traders. The commerce with this deemed contraband—the national which mull be an increafe of the , and a diminution of real revenue; every country will buy the neceff.tries of. from whoever may be the render• elt we this day received from an offi ae of our blockading (hips off the t7th Whine, confirms a fiaternent yeilerday from another paper. Our eye, "The enemy's Oeet in the Tele' he New Diepe, probably for the win invafion from this quarter is at relit and we are not without hopes that we emitted a little refpite from our hard ifteroua coafi." is day inferted an account of the cap• kith frigate by the Lord Melville priva uth, copied from another paper. We luty. however, to add, that we have to believe that it is a Munchaufen (tory, t find that any privateer of that name rmouth. storming, *boot ten o'clock, the ROYAL Vindfor. His Majsurrr on horfeback, ;enrol Farzaoy, rode to Kew. Her the Panic sssss , in their travelling ended by Lady Ca sssss proceeded to arrived at the 4a2san's Houfe about where the Dukes of Keay ,tnd Cast. n Waiting, to receive her. The Kum from Kew till pan four o'clock. of Ctaaarce gave a Grand Dinner his houfe in the - Stable Yard, to a large iinaion ; among whom ware the follow. emelt the Duke of Cambridge, Leed Cloths go- MGeneral Turner, Chantal Bettie. Caked De .4Zsartie, Coined Stucky. Colonel Daryl., Captain Chamber% Captain Cotton, Capc Doha, Ste. /U. fee. tomes gave oa Tuefda y a dinners at his Admiralty, to the Caramcsitoe of the the Duke of 14011Ta0$1, Lords Mute :HTLllitfaCisf. e the Duke of Qintemsataav gave an ele tinment at his leperb Villa oa Sunday nner were the Earl of firma. Lord Wu. it Wr. CussinGliall, Mr. TREILID/114 61. His Royal Highneft ths Paws of se from Vs'indfor, and jo :red the party His Royal Highnefs , acco m p a nied by' tam, did not leave the Duke's till pa& tck. ay fe'nnight the Earl of Kest., gave a tertainment at Fortune's, Edinburgh, td ien prefent at his elation, and a numerous I is friends. And on Saturday the Earl of m, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr, the Officers of the Ayrfhire Regiment of Fortune's, in a moft fumptuous Ilile. r turned out left Tuefday, for the muft is Majefty, was a fine young one, and . it II time of its being hunted. It was flatted og-kennel. At letting uff it ran with great fa the foreft, taking his mute towardsßag• ing it to the right, and taking towards and Cobham, he continued to run with d and gut into a pond, where two of the hounds followed him, but he got out of • and efcaped from them. He then took Heath again, taking towards Swialey, made feveral leaps over force paling, and —a (bort times but the hounds being dole lint, he flatted again and made towards the iund, taking to the right of Sunning Hill ere he was taken in a very °sort time, be• in a bog, after a run of up wards of " two rhe hunt was confidered a foreit one t and lay was in full view dui ing the whole time. ly e'nnight the A)r and Kilmarnock regi. Riflemen met at Ayr, and got their colours Ito them. They are a prefent from Mils ItT HAMILTON. of Stondrum, and were pre that Lady on the field to het brother the ..inlithstowiliire Yeomanry, commanded by Ft ARIER ; the fiell battalion of Infantry. I ded by Captain KERR. and the fecond by• ' mt-Colonel W. SHILLIVGLAW. affembled at 4 Palk, on the 7111 inn. and were reviewed idier-General S. GRAHAM. in the prefence of it Hon. the Earl of H 0114.701111. &C. (inrrifLaire Volunteers, commanded by Co DAM. returned from Dunfermline on Tutlday t, after being there on permanent duty for eelo, (where they were received with the politenefs and attention), and were the nest iewed at Kinrofs, by Brigadier General Sir ,st Ea troll', who was hignly pleated with the ind foldier-like appearance of b .th officers and nd declared them completely qualified to aft I regiment of the line. fday fe'nnight, the Second Battalion of Reis. tire Volunteer Infantry, under the command [tenant Colonel Sir JOHN 13lICHANAll RIDDELL, lieV/CLI by Major General Sir j•MEI ST.CiA ta is, accompanied by his Glace the Duke of EL/cu, Brigadier General DICKSON, and Co- I'Mv R and received the warm approbation General, who declared that he w,•uld report I Molllt A that they were fit for any duty. Al cr iew, Lieut e nant Colonel RUTHCREORD, Crl in, gave an elegant entertainment to the Doke CIA, VC. El, the Generals, Ficld,Officers, Office: s Battalion, and a number of the Gentlemen o f Linty. The day was concluded by a grand ball pper, given by Lieutenant Colonel Sir J.riti IN AN RIDDELL, which was graced by a large . !age id - youth. beauty, and fatltion.—Nest day n were difniitted, after, having been fiateen days rmaneet duty, during which time they coo ther.ucivcs with the grated propriety. 17124TR115. rt Cove ti T Gaaos■--Laf night their MSS eSr 1 and all the Patties ss es honoured this theatre, for thr firfk time fine the recovery of our revered Monarch from his late fevere indifpofition, The houfe was extremely crowded I and the Rove'. Parrs , . on their entrance, a little before (even o'clock, were received with reiterated fhouts of applaufe. GOD lave the X was rung as ufoal, by the principal vocal performers, and repeated after the Play, as was" Role Beitaiutia." The following was the arrangement of the ROYAL PASTY r The Qtissa fat on the Kiwa's left hand; the Princeffes ELIZASIT II and AuoUST• next to her : and the Princeffes Maar, Sor Hu, Ma and Amer.'s, fat on the left band of the Kin°, his Ma. yearly feated in the center, having three on each fide of him. The Duke of Causainos accompanied their Mr y arra as into the box, but Coon after retired to join his Company's' the Duke of CLaasacs's. The Dukesof KIST and Cursiat.awa were tett* oppofite fide of the haute to their Mammies ; and the Kano and Qrsaa gladly recognized them ea loon as they were Bated. Inftead of the ordinary green Curtain, that which was fuperbly ornamented by the Royal Arms, was prefented,and bad a very rich arida ver y l o y a l c ifia. Between the Ails his Maissir often (poke to the Earl of Owssow, who Rond behind him in waiting. He alto made Regret remarks to the Princefs MatT; and daring the performance was very attentive, and made coition ufe of his Opera Glafs towards the Stage.—.Euear, in the charaler of Gila Wahine, I made the Rorer. Paary laugh very immoderately, by his Defcription of London, &c. &c. Fewrr errs in Sir Andrew AIWA was equally hy, particu larly in the r eferences to his new Difti app onary ; Law's, in !.babe Tway, was ludicrous in the extreme ' and affordcd much merriment ; and Kstsar.a, Mrs. Gloss, an# drifs Davies, difplaycd powers of a very fupuior The bo; was very tatlefully fitted up, and being filled with the Lords and Ladies in Waiting, altoge ther made a mapificent appearance. His MAJISTY was drefed in fcarlet. a Field Mar tha?' Uniform, with a broad blue ribbon over is (boulder. He looked reissarkably well, and was h in billet Writs. drafts of the Ct2tis and Paiscassas were as follow : Hr. May saes ewe a muone vefeet robe, trimmed with laid body a)rtd item pf wYce fai n fiwillea. the aeons cover- gad nee„ pod teemed up with diamonds ; diamood neck laahensuebrelwaps, fin be. Her bead drds. • resod beid *up peered witb d =led as. and rows ef diamoads. la front He bred Run, end • rid Wean. Trine& ADOURA WON plan scene robe• kineweal with Sleet. white fade genes. covered with giver net, dawn up with aimed bows,. bee tether; diamond neeklaes, ear-relit and b loke t a large widu me( mod white gloves. Her bead drefs a bandeau of diemoods, tam Ulrich feathers, Bang wags the buds end shuck of diaaneeds se the Roos of the futhers. Prim& Juliana. ware a mulberry and gold dead mend tip Wu fads Lames cured with gold net, and bee, *MI fungbd a half Ratas.Ae fuel as bee robe, looped to the boulder with &owned , r a bee handkerchief ended on her hakes, and sib eaelned on the Welder • awned necklace and tar-tinge. Highaefes bead d ais erta uncamitrody ; bet leek was evolved by sped net, the comer with a gold magi hug 011 kit left boalder ; In the from was a forperb diamond enfant. and an the right fide the Prince s' phase in diamonds, with chaos fofpeeded from it, and a pism of Bird of Patadlfc feathers met• plated tie dna. She do woe white gloves. princelb Maas wore a white fade dads, richly tussled, Isms covered with liver net, and looped up with dbmunds ; dimmed Deddses, earrings, (auks and lace cocker, white cod and glues ; her bead dub wan a lace crown braided mend the fags, with ebakte of dlpadinds, and arm bush Minds bathers droop log mak the head, and ihne Standing in front. Princes Senna% drab was the fame an Printers Mares, only the had but four feathers, and • beautiful pair of black lace long lappets, which hung down, and bad a beudfal Molt Priced. Amick; wore a plain marone drefs ; a very beautiful wilte.tippet alai muff ; white glow; her bead drefo was a ban due of diamonds. and Cenral Ban wit ' four .*doh freak% curled, falling aunts the had. Among the Company were— Earls Harrington and Onllow, Lord Peteraurn, Colonels IVI'Ma. ben and P..!serts. Major V7ilfon, Captains Woodcock bpd Rey. I ads, Doctors Lukens, Ella, and Gatiowey Mesta. Panacea. Ord, Arnold, P.ga, fkc. Ste &e. Cowstefs of . 4 yelbary awl Hat. I Aaron. &a. Loam Evelyn and M. Wynyard, Ike. he. Her Mallon and the Paine sssss . after the Play was over, returned to the qyssn's Houk. His Majarry wise to Kew to fleep. Dauer Lam t.-.. the Play of "Al Tie I vie le in which Mifs Clutssast's lleatuul received many flattering tellimonies pf approbation. Mairiaorsy was repeated with increafed fuccefs. We are convinced this charming little piece wilf g tin upon the town in every reprefentatinn. The • htful fcene between Clara and De aval. has boo slake contratled ; and it would not be the worfe, tititas sill reduced.— ,The Piece was received. as it deluged, without a tin gle mark of difapptobati. , n ; and the Honfe, which was neattlpfull at an early hour, was compleatly overflowing at half-price. The remains of the Countefs Dowager of S AITI S• BURY were on Monday removed from her late man- Son, in Seymour-itreet, for interment in the ancient family vault in Dorfetthire. Ten horfemen preceded the hearfe,and the flate-horfe was led by the two fenior fervants of the tioulehold. Seven cart iages belonging to perfons of diltinflion doted the cavalcade. The Lady, whom we mentioned yeflerday to hare been dragged from the bafon in the Green Park. on Tuefday, died the fame evening in the Woilthoufe, in Mount-dreet. The Coroner's Jury returned a verdia of Lunar,. The marriage of MAZY Rosioson, of Buttermere, has been cuntradiEled in the Provincial Paper from , which it was copied. Escart or Fltivco Pnisotital.—The prifoners at Norman Crof. ctiatinne in the incefrant employ of their ingenuity to effeet their efeape. Sixteen of them a fly/ night. ago actomplifbed their end, and notwithilanditig the molt diligent fearch, five only have been retaken. A letter from Cadig, clAted oFlober 31, f.tys,— " The Epidemy is r,'lmo fubfiding here, and as the feAfun bec.ines more fatf"urable, we hope the dreadful milady will f wit difappear. It had certainly reached Alicant, (notwithttanding the reports to the contrary), where it hit committed great ravages: fume bottles had loft their whole inhabitants g and domenic animals, fuch as dr•gs and cats, had all" died by it. A further lingulatity is, that the deaths of males to females has been in the propcs tion of so to I." DeALIN, XOPEIVD&R 15. to Tnefday lark the High Sheriffs and a Depu. Won of the Common Council, waited by appoint anent upon Sir EVAN NEPIAN, with the refulutions to which they had agreed at lafttilichaelmas Affemi IA). There rehilutions particularly corn; lained of the ruinous andfilthyllateof the films of Dublin ; the frauds by which the price of corn and other pro vircins is fo extravagantly enhanced ; the &tires to which every kind oftr ga ade is fubjeaed by the want of Myer coin for change ; and, finally, the great incon rimce fiffered in the principal fireete, of Dublin by the want of an avenue from Calite-Oeet to Ship-1 Meet, Gave the clofinx of the pattern of the Cattle • . pate. This refpeaable Deputition was received in the lona polite manner by the Chief Secretary t he en:eted fully into the (event top:cs propounded, and aimed the gentlemen of the with of Government to accede to their defiles. Refpefhng the paving and t;eading of the preen, Government had, he faid , already an contemplation to propofe Come effectual remedy; that the &Nat of corn and provifions was' now aBually under their confideration; that tnea- 1 fares had aftually been taken for procuring, as fine.' dily as the dies could be executed, a fupply of change for this country ; and, finally, that the avenue be tween Caftle-greet and Ship-firect fhould• be imme diately opened. The Deputation continued for tome time with Sir Eves, fuggefling their own opinions upon thefe feveral Wirth, and difcuffing the diffi culties which occurred in the courfe of converfation; and departed highly gratified by the polite and at tentive reception with which they had met. A few nights ago- fire took place in a honk in txchequer-fireet, owing to the careleffnefs of a boy who let a candle fall among tome hay on which he went to fleep. Owing to the exertions of Bennett, the engine keeper of St. Andrea's parifh, the flames were got under, and the life of the boy was fortunately Caved. Major Site and Juflice BELL, by uncealing elec tions, have fucceeded in breaking three diftina knots of villains—one, a gang of robbers; another, a fet of 1 , bank note forgers; and a third, a party of dollar, aral bank.token coiners. They have all been eom- 1 lnitted for trial. SPORTING.—Sir FENTON AVLSIZIL'S bounds, with tie Kildare Hurd', had an excellent run from Cor- Daily on Monday Morning Taft. The hounds found jug at day-light, and forcing the fox in.rnediately from this famous hill, he tried both Davidttown and Yellow Earths ' and finding them flint, he went of pliantly over Hugheftown , Stratford, and Be lleeke Hills, were being turned by country people, he went aff beautifully for Friarilown and Turnannt, in which he was fun to ground. The feat lay fo high over all this fine grata country, and the hounds car ried fuch a head, that all the horfemen were beat in the beginning ; there were only a hemtfman and two Gentlemen that got in at the end of the hunt by the advantage of knowing the lhortefl line of country. NOVEMlikll t 6. The meafures adopted at our Cufiam-houfe have, for tome days pant, engrolled almo(t all our atten tion. You mutt have heard from the Irifh Papers, that nearly the entire of the officers in the Excite Department, were, on Monday tall, fuddenly fuf rended, and their places filled by a draft from the country. A Rep of this kind, where no delinquency was proved, or even infinuated, naturally excited loud murmurs againfl the perfon from whom it finwed, (Mr. Fnrrea) the Chancellor of the Exche quer ; nor have thefe murmurs been confined to the difplaced officers. The Revenue Board, who were not even confithed on the expediency of it, are highly offended, and a very angry altercation is (aid t.r have taken place yellerday on this fubjea between Mr. F. and Lord D . the tenior Commiffioner. It is alto (aid, that that branch of the Revenue, the collation of which is the immediate objea of Reform, has coals. filderablrelechucd within the tall three months. !Ifedoefday laa the Weigh Houfe of Leith was fold for zlool. Letters from Fcterfburgh, of the aoth ult. mention, that near the fouthern angle of the fortrcf. of Fana. gotia, a hill on the fumrnit of a mountain, fituated contiguous to a lake of 300 fathoms in circuit, began to (well on the 4th of July lag, between twelve and one o'clock at night. The hill rote about twelve fathoms, and then bu,ll with lightning and a rum bling noife like thund:r, emitting burning clods and ignited Rones, which were thrown a conliderahlt. height, and to a diflance of leo fathoms. Next a clear flame made its appearance, which fpread a dii agreeable fmcll, and blazed for an hour and a halt. The eruption occupie3 one half of the lake, forming a hill of ten fathoms in height, and 300 in citcumfe fence. By the lag accounts from Botany Bay, we learn, that Crofsley and Robinfon, two noted Attornies, who were tranfported thither from this capital, have realized conliderable fun s of money, they having for Tome years engraft!, or rather divided between them, nearly the whole of the legal Wind's of the colony, in their proteffional way. Crofsley's time of fentenat having wiled, and his pockets being pretty well replecithed, is about to return, and be come once more an orsa:4na to his profelDon in Lon don, leaving the colonial field open to Robinfon, whore fentance of tranfportation is to endure for life. Barrington. who continues in a Rate of idiocy, which difqualifses him from difeharging the duties of High Conitable, is maintained on a pent of 601. a year, allowed him by the colony. The trade of Fortune Hunting, whether by Mar riage or Legaciec, is generally attended with a deal of vexatious trouble:. In the former purfuit, many hair.hreadth cfc.:pes from p etional danger, arc fre quently expel , lenced by the adventuring gallants ;. and in the latter, people often t:angle half their lives away. before the death of the parties realife their ezpeftancy. Yet there :5 mode of Intone -hunting , and but cne, where all danger, labour, and trouble arc avoided. This objet is evidently a State Lottery. Here the only trouble, if it can be termed filch, is to Rep, or to fend to a Lottery Office, and the only ex. ence th^ very final' one, comparatively fpeaking, of P • purchafing a Ticket or Share ; which, without loft of our precious time. may in an inftant prefent a for tune of magnitude. Wlioever reads the Scheme of the enfuing Lottery, sill plainly perceive it is one of t"'e mod ialexelling that ever folicitcd the embrace of a.trenturers. TO TI!! EDITOR o THE STAR. LINES OCCASIONtO 014 WINO A GROSS MISREPRESENTATION OR COLONIC!, DE rivesrtal ACC 1.4 TUC STAII,OV WIDOLIIJAT, THE 14Th 11411 T. So. Miller Marna, I fee you fit A Veeran's age, at 26. Rcverfe tilde figures e'er too late, Tbey meant to fay, bc's 62 DIIII:Iftlei, NOT. 17, I81:4. Nearly one thoufand men, with a proportionate number of Officers from the regiments cuinpofing the garrifor, of Chelmsford, under the diredlion of the Royal Engineers, are conftantly employed, when the weather permits, on the circumvallation of works now condruCting at Galleywnod Common. The dif- ferent detachments which have for fame months been encamped there, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel MollitS, (truck their tents lad week, and proceeded to join their refpe'live corps, taking with them their field equipage, which they afterwards left at Colchefter in Meths. Trotter's depot. The fentence of the Court Martial, held Tome time fence, at the Grand Stant! on Barham Downs, on Captain Berkeley, of the zd battalion of the rflth, or Royal Irilh Regiment, has been confirmed by his M. which is, " That he, Captain Berkeley, be fulpended from rank and pay, as Captain, for fie ca• lendar months, and that he (hall make good the ba• lance of arrears to his company." - - Tuefday a large feizure was made, in the River, of foreign woollens, made into garments for the Ne groes in Surinam, Berbiee, and Demerara. We infert the following with pleafure, as they place in a highly refpeftable point of view the character and eonduft of a lately much injured and calumni ated Officer : COPT OF PUILIF hAnorost, sic es re - rTes TO RRIOADItt CtNL• SAL ICIMAS VICTOR, ILNCLOSING TOL ACTS OF Tilt ILL:S- T*IOUL CASILIIO OW TUL PORT OF SPAIN, TIINIOAD My Dear Sir e Pon of Spain, Aoguft 6, acta. I have great fatisfadiao In having the hooour to communicate to yoo the ads of the Illuftrious Cabildo, paled this day agreeably to the Refolutions contained therein. Be always Aired of my nw alterable refpetft and regard, and of the Sneaky with which I fob lathe myfelf, your molt obliged and mutt obedient humble Ser- Tint, TOILIF LANOTON. To Brigadier General Pidon, London. ACT OF f 'IL ILLUSTRIOUS CABILDO, DONE ON TOL 130 DAT OP July. 1804. In the Port of Spain, of Trinidad, the a3dday of july, in the year of our Lord, a 4. The Honourable Don Philip Langton, Med& of the firß Eke tinn, ptrfiding in Council, in the ablente of his Etta/mei the Lieutenant Governor, Don Nicolas St. Pe, Alcaldi in ordinary of the Second Ekdiou. Don Ventura Yndavy, Don Williattl rifon, Don Ja.pll Antonio Prieto de Porados,Reghlores. At this moment emceed the RegitSe Dun Bartolome Porttland the Syndic Attorney Generals Don Antonio Portel, and bring affembkd in the Council Chamber to traded public bands, at an ordinary meet. ing, determined as follows: That in order to perpetuate the memory of the generous Capi tulation granted to this Colony by the molt Excellent General Sit Ralph Abrrtromby, R. B. Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Forces, and the eigibmt latitude of Brigadier General Thomas Pidou, whom he chofe to command It at fo critical a period, and who did slow govern it, until the arrival of their Excellencies the Commiliflonens of his Majelty (whom Con prellaree), with fo mush wildom and diOntereltednefs, eftabliesing and maintaining order in ail the Departments, protodiing its agriculture, promot ing Its commerce, and infuring its tranquillity and feetwity With the view of perpetuating the manor, of thole Pedonages and .Idinas—they determine, That their Portraits be ta at the erpenee of this IPuftrious Corporation, and be placed n t h te Council Chamber, that of the former on the right of the Royal Arms of his Mejeftl. and that of the latter on tin, left, as a tribute of public gratitude. It being now two in the afternoon, their Honours order this ad to be aged and figtail, to Which I bear Lith. Ltr LANGToie. NICIIOLAS ST. Pt. BAR 101.01 AR PORTS', WILLIAM HAR•ISON. iLAN VINTURA YNDATT. OSA ANTONiO PRILI ODI POSADAS. ' 14101 e /De s ANIONIC , ARDINA, Public Scrivener of Cie CaLlio. ACT OW TNt ILLUSTRIOUS CIIOI.GO. PANIED ON Tl4l 6TO DAT CC AVGGA I. 1804. Ordered--That the Secretary of the Cabildo do forthwith pre pare fix copies of the AR tided by this Hilarious Body on the 234 day of July left paft, refrtßing*the Portralu of the Moll Fa cia= General in Chief Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. sold of Bri gadier General Thomas Mon ; and that threef the Cop of be triutfmitted to the Heirs of the former, and three other C,,ries to the latter, by the Honourable Don Philip Lane.toci, ikkahle of the Elrft Elettion, who la charged with this Commititun. There were ?relent at this ad, PtbeHILI P LA fubferiNGTON.bing NICIOLAS 87. Pe. MicsieL DI GOURVILI.t. JOAN VITN ILONA IitIDAVT. ALTIANDIII WILLIAMS. VII. LIAM HAItRISON• JOAN MARIA CIANCLAS Dtt•lieNTl. ese A NTONIO PRICTO Di POSADOS. ANTONIO POITZT. Before Nee, ANTONIO At DI La, fhlblit &AVOW Of the CAUL Agreeable to the Originals, coot.aoui to th ANOILA,e Keener of the Cabildo, under my c har g e. ANTONIO Secretary of the CabildO. Port of Spain,Augott 7, dr.,. lIIISWS OF SRIOIDIRS (ANTRAL FITTON TO Tat LtTITS OP MI. IL LANG rap, INCLOIIIIO corms OF TUC ACTS 011 TOO IL LUSTRIOUS CABILDO. London, Nov. It, tßoe. have the honour to acknowledge your letter of the 4th of I Angell, with its enclofuree (the sett of the Mull:Ions Corpora tion at the Port of Spain, Ifland of Trinidad, bearing da e the aid of July and the 6th of Aura% 1104 J and I have to regent that you will have the :not:refs to convey to that Blunting* Body TOO n "'relent the very high feral. I entertain of the honour they have done me, in judging me worthy of being mentioned in the fame a:t with that great Soldier and perfea Patriot the lure ge neral sir Ralph Abercomby, K. B. ; and although I am fully Wi ld& that I comae fail to fairer in the dilatation of the wodd, from a companion wit h that dißinguilited Perfonage, whole ac tive and benevolent virtues reflected hi much honour on the Coun try and Age be lived in, yet I will not decline fn flattering a mark 14 their remembrance and regard, and witl, endeavour to render owlets worthy of them, by an humble imitation of fo perfed an e - s . ample. I etobe r. Sir, that you w ill afore the Hon. Members of your illuitrious Hard, that I have neva forgotten, and never can for get the perfevering zeal and idiot difinterelled co operation which I invariably mperienced from than, eiilkelivtly and Individually , In every thing which refpedted his Majelly's Government 'wing the whole geried of my difStuk and laborious adm4dlltutOu of your Important Colony. Penult arc, Sir, to r4y. that In having received this proof of the eftitnation in which toy humble fervims arc held by the illuftrious ftepreikatativcs of the Pee* of Trinidad Wont your bands, I mull tecl a loperolded degree of fatisfaelion. In the eonftderation that it tomes through one of the oldeft Whigs Settlers in the Mond, who wss Kenn during the w i th of my Adnabrilleation, tinkly conmdle. l for the greater part lts Government, and whole aptrobatloti, from his perfeel knowledge of the Spat IC language and Smola laws, mull tender k at once the more gat tan nog sod the Inert valuable. I have the honour to be, Your met faithful humble Servant. Philip Lemma, IN. 11014.19 eICION. Aka& of the I it it Llesflion, Port of Spas, 411+44+4. MitlrICAL INTELLICWCZ. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind ♦tt. DIJZ. 9 t I Hatobatet I 1, bohlin Waterford Dos. O I POITSMISVVII, NOV. 21.—Arrived the Alolllll* tranfport, Captain TNOM►ION, from Cork. Went out of harbour the DRAGON. Wind W. S. W. Smitevsso, Nov. 20 —Came doWn the River to the Nore, the Duca of KANT armed chip, having re paired her damages. Sailed the MetAm Pus and Fu• atous for the Downs. This day the UNICORN was paid up to fix months, and the lialaisa (loop bounty and two months advance, and proceeded to fea. The malt fhip which was on thole on the Grain Spit, b;s ' been got off .without damage, through the perfever ance and (kill of Mr. Joun - Biacm, one of the Super intending Mallets at the Yard. The Gaud conti nues the fignal flying for convoy to the Elbe. DOA, Nov. 2l.—Arrived the HILIN• (loop of war from Cott, with a convoy, which are failed for the River. Citne down from Sheernefi, the Ma. sets ro s frigate; and failed for Portfalouth.—Arrived the Max, Svalitt.ta, and iVavcitrut. gun-brigs from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the (hips as per laft.—Witid S. W. Haawir a, Nov.. ao.—The Auckland packet, Cap tain HAMMOND, arrived yefterday from Hufum, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails and paffetigers ; and this day the Vriendfehap neutral veffel, Alyde Jonge, from Rotterdam, with oak bark ; and the Redligheten, from Stockholm, Captain CRIMP s, with iron and deals, for Dublin. Dustin, Nov. s7.—The Union packet has been extricated from her dangerous fituation, and now lies in fafety in the Dock, and will fhortly be in a (late to refume her Ration in the packet fervice. Donnie, Nov. 9.—On Friday tall two of our ref• fell arrived from St. Peterfburgh, and brought the unwelcome news of the Infs of the Albion of this place. She failed from Cronftadt on the soh of laft month, with a numbet of Britifh tads, and about ,one or two o'clock next morning, the unfortunately (truck upon a ridge of rocks, about do or so miles from Cronitadt, called Seilkaar reef, and loon filled with water np to the decks. The Captain and crew were obliged to take to their boats to preferve their lives. They lay ander the lee of the velrel all night. At day break, a velfel hove in fight, and received them on board. The veffel and cargo are totally loft, and the value is Rated to be nine or ten thoufand pounds. Little or no infiirance had been done. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Garortat' on Nov. at.--Stilled the Fingall. Read. for Barbs does: V/MlamPitt, Friar; Iflc of Thanet, Goodwin ; Contort on, Gladfdale ; London, 0Oldfloch; and the Ida, Maribill, for ta male; Ifabog Grove. Lind. for Shet. Vineett6; Edward, Walker, for Tobago; Iris, ; and Thrntli, Doartbs. for Gre nada ; Mary Ann. Wood, fur Seinen; ; Patriot, &mach ; and the Emerald, Cook, fat Antigua ; Scout. M. kip for Dublin ;Ka. Wog Van Pnaan, St. Michael's ; Henrietta, Millman, for Teammate; Vreindfc,hap, Pratt ; Vrow Talks, Toop ; Jeffrey lies,Bortett ; and the Jonge Anna Mingaretta,...—., for Fadeless ARRIVF.D. Off Dover, the Fame, Meredith, (emit Waterford; Watt% &- fon ; Fanny. Prowling ; and the Abraham, Codd.r, from Cork. At Milton Providence, Reber, frpm Mantel At Henley, from Newfoundland ; Reguelt, Ellerby ; and the Adven ture. Meltamhy, from the Baltic. At Liverpool, Imperial, Pe terkin, front Beldam/a ; lobo and Mary, from Rigs ; Eli eabeth, Clifton; and the Balance, ---,front Dentate. At Clvde, Chartes.itcial, from ; and the Emily, Markle. front qv bee. In Watley S:,und . Dudden. Cobliet. from Philadtiphia. At Whitchaven,*l het* Cribbca,from Prarriburgh. At Leith, Howe. Anderwell, from Archangel. At Newfoundland, Friends, Dille: and the Elizabeth, Martin. front Bridal. At the Bahamas, Prince William, Herd, (roan Africa. At St. Thomas's, Lord Helton, M`Ouire, from ditto. At Barbadore, Esterprlze, Burgett,. from London. At Surinam. Queen Charlotte, Clerk ; aml Rufins, Percy,from ditto. iticlianlColnett,Caftle Eden, Bengal end kneoolen. The lames, Outerhridv, from Beiftol to Cork, is pc. into Mil ford. with the inf. of bat and fails fplit ; and the Catbatine, Owen, from Newport to Liverpool. leaky. The Catharine, Wickberg, from Stromftad to Peterfburgh, was entirely wrecked in a heavy Bonn the night between the std and 6th ii..t --Crew faced with great difficulty. The Louifa, Meyer, from Riga to Amßerdant, with linked, was }trended the 31ft. ult. near Tretchelling ; the Ship in funk, and the cargo, it is fuppored, mutt be 1011. The Thelon, Neuman, of Stettin, but freighted from Amfter dam, wan burned in the river of !Achim ou the t sib of lk.lotscr...— She was to have taken In lace lading the nest day. The Anna Cluiltiouta,Noefkill, from Nam to Amiterdam, has put into ORtifuer damaged. She mull unload half her cargo to re pair, but cecinas to be ready to fad again in a fortnighL The Kleine Martha, Veltman, from Dantric to Anterdarn, with rye, put into Arundahl. In a heavy form on the lath tap— She wan very Leaky, had bet pumps *lopped, ;nd mutt unload to repair. 'the Konhsg von Pruffen,Vifeher, from Marennes to Antwerp, in the night between the ad and 3d *anima, (truck againß a three. indica veld on a land bank, about roar miles out at fea, off the harbour of Niewepoct, and foundered, the dew took to the boat, but no; being able to make Nieweport, they paned on, taking their murk for Dunkirk ; but as they have not bscn heard of there or eifewhere ranee, it is feared they are loft. ' A veffel arrived at Portfmostth from Lifhon, which place fire left on the s4th tilt. brings an account of an Englifh outward bound Fait !mkt fbip having, juR before the departure of the above relict, arrived at Labon, with the lola of her main mall in an engage- ment with a French frigate, which the beat off. We are extremely forry to announce the lofs of the Three Sifters, from Gibraltar. The above (hip arrived at Falmouth about three weeks Ince, and was not fuffered to enter that port, in confequence of the contagious diforder reputed to be on board, hut was ordered round to Stangate Creek to per. form quarantine ; when on Monday lag, being on the coati of Chichelter, about fix o'clock fhe went on (hone near that harbour ; and in conlerprence of the night's being very dark, and blowing exceeding• ly flrorig, no atliftance could be offered to her, and in the courfe of two or three hours the 'vas entirely daft*. ed to pieces. A Lieutenant of the navy, with his wife and four children, who were paffengers in the ' 114 , , were drowned ; the crew took to their boat, and got fate on Chore at Chichefler, where a military • guard are placed over them, until it can be alcerurin , ed, whether they are any ways aftliaed with the con , tagious diforder. : Yeaerday a Court of Direaora washeld at the Ed India Houk, when the following Captains were fws.ro into the command of their refreaive viz. C4.t. Janes Sandilands, Walpole, Madre and giro. .-- Therm Miami. Ceyko, ike& CAPTURE OF A SPANISH MOO% -71. 1 The fellewhtlls an extract of 'Wage foot Pm* ltbeti&W" , the Lord Melville roamer, bet rigid sad mpg* loomook belonging to Plymouth, and oot es her 11/11 ersimiat Moos- Opal Owner, at Plymouth Dock : w Off labee, °Agar to. • " Purfuing the orders you gave me to cruise OE the Garonne, until the bad weather came on. I kept the Spanifb (bore until I fell in with the flag Chip of Admiral Cochrane, near Ferrol, who informing meof the capture of the galleons, I in(tantly (biped my coorfe for the Wenern Iflande,_ when, on the third day, Cape Finifkerre bearing N. E. 7d leagues, the man at the mall bead difeovered a fail in the S. W. (landing to the eaflward. which we loon dilcovered to be a ()sip, and at night got near enough to make her out to be frigate built, of about 400 Inns. As Ike made no efikt to get away, and did not alter her cou d e I came op a ith her fall. I took it for granted that the was either an Engliffilloop of war, or a Spa niard from the Havannah, but atthere was no trod. ing, I cleared (hip for anion—told my gallant crew that their fortunes were made fhould the be a Don a if they would but (land true to me ; when they gave me three cheers, and !wore they would fight the nap while fhe fwam above water. At ten P. M. I got alongfide of her, hailed her, and on finding Ike tame from Vera Crue, I ordered her to bring to. No anfwet being made to this, and obferving a great bottle on board, I hailed her again; and was anfwered in bro ken Englith ra•marrour. This convinced me the Wad refolved to refill, and a broadfide from her at the mo- ment fettled the matter to the fatisfanion of all hands on board. Never did Britilh tars to into anion in higher fpirits—finding her weight -of metal too great for us, I dropped aßern at midnight in order to raker her, and range upon the other fide, which I was hap py to accomplifh, and, in fo doing, had the good for tune to cut her tiller ropes, and carry away her wheel: the confufion enabled me to get on her (Larboard quarter, when her wadding unfortunately fet *Sy fora rigging on fire, and falling at the time on board of the enemy, my people, more frightened by the fire than by the Dons, flew aft, and !icing the defironion of the brig unavoidable, I infiantly refolved to attempt carrying the enemy, (word in hand, by jumping on the poop, followed by the whole crew. Your young nephew • was among the MI, and battled down the Spanifls colours as loon as he got on board. The Spaniards, notwithilanding the brig being uo fire, made an obftinate rafiftance, but being driven of t/ qnarter deck, and the forecattle being poffetred by 30 of my people. they Coon fubmirted. o The brig being foul of the driver booms, mid th ing us all with deftruition, made the Waage of the enemy greater than it would have bees, as we could fbew no quarter at firft, part of my swell being employed to cot the brig clear of the prize. The anion began at half paR ten P. 11. but it was four A. M. before the Dip was completely in our poffeffion, and the prifoners fecored. Our loft cow filled of twelve killed, and as wounded; antorga the former is the fun of your gallant neighbour Captain Cotgrave, of the royal navy . ; and Old Vinegar, as you called him, the Baatfwam. The enemy had 4e killed, betides the Second Captain and two puffin gers. and 7o wounded. About five the Lord Melt ville blew up, about two leagues N. N. W. of two.. The prize proves to be the -la Madre de Tadot los S a ntos, commanded by Captain Carajoy y Colonises, ' pierced for thirty guns, and 24 mouatc.4l, s.poors dens, and tan men, a new (hip from Vera Cram. laden chiefly with indigo. cochineal. and hides—the bas only forty cheat of dollars on board. nod a few ingots of gold and filver. lam now off the Rock of lA bon, but not caring to trnft the Portuguefe, I (hall pulls for Gibraltar ' the wind being fair. chiefs I fhould meet with one of his Majefly's (hips bound :tome.— This goes by the Gullavue Frederica. Capt. Swemp. hien, a -Swede, from Salo, with brandies, bound to Guernfey. • Fourteen years of age on Mkbactroas Day lan. Yefterday. Lord Masvicts had a long intervieW with the Duke of YORK, at the Horfe Guards. Yefterday. Lord KEITH had a long conference with Lord MELVILLE, at the Admiralty. and fist off this day to refume his command of the thips in the Downs Ration. Admiral DOUGLAS is to have the command at the Nore during the abfenec of Admiral Rowea Captain Henson is appointed to the command of the BELL om• armed chip, fitting for fea at Woolwich'. Sir Sina HY Smarm left town on Monday for Dover. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL.—YeIIerday. before the molt Noble and Right lion. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. • The Sumas, Palmer maiter.--Thh was a Swedlnt alp laden with a cargo of cotton and various other nierchandiaca•-Sildp cow donned, and part of the cargo. The Little Mary Therein, Verdet maiter.-..Their Lordnilps is this cute affirmed the lenience of the Court below. Penelope, Cormick matter.—in this cafe their Lordnalps pro• nonacid for the reititutlon of the goixis as claimed. The Veftor, Gold matter . -Tlic cargo, confining of coffee, was reitored lu this cafe.. claimed. The Letitia, Robinfon matter.—Thefhip In 'Mamie WM reltorrd a. clainsed, with littercit from the time o the fide thereof ; and the Rcfpondeuts condemned in the nat. of the appal. The Chance, brown softer.—Further proof was directed with refpon tii the cargo. Passe GANC.—Yeaerday, about two o'clock, a prefs gar.g e ntered the library of Mr. Ca siGHTOII, of ravillock•Rreet. Covent-garden, and, upon the fo!, anthority of a falfe and anonymous letter, which their leader read as his warrant, felted upon Mr. Dow eta., a refpcflable youth of nineteen, who has been ft me time employed there as a libraiian, wnom they charged with being a iceman, and a deferter from the navy ; and notwithßanding his offers to difprove the charge by twenty witneffes, before any magittrate, they forcibly dragged him through the flints Tower-bill, and hurried him on board the Ears m e eat tender, where he Rill remains. Tits yowl a father, who rendes in Lincoln's-inn-fields, weni the evening un board the Tender, to require the . raiiln of his fon, and offered every alreeeration that the lad had never been at fen in his life; that he had been for eighteen months pan a member of the Royal Weßmintier Volunteers; and that he never Rept float his father's boafe one night, or lived a day out of his family from his infancy, fare about eight months an Academy near Birmingham ; and never AVIV engagement, direa I y or indirefuly, in the fan fervice t but the Lieutenant, who behaved with very gentle• manly politeriets, declined .a liberate the youtie tai..il t he de:ifion e the Regulating Captain {book 4: known. br t, f • 0 • 1 4 . ty. r, • %." p. • . a . •