Star. — London, England, 1804-08-01 00:00:00

confcionfnefs of the jullice of his twee, mall at the fame time have produced a powerful tire& on the mind of the Foreign Minifters, all of whom were prefent, and who will, no doubt, tranfmit to their relpeanie Courts the deep ionprellion which, at the prefent crifis of Europe, fuch fentiments,fo expreffed, were fo well calculated to itnprefs. Indeed, his Ma llory's appearance in every refpelt, and She compofed and dignified manner in which he went through the ceremony, brought up a general gleam of Joy in every countenance, and their Lord(hips feemed to congratulate each other on this unequivocal demon ftration of his MAJESTY'S entire and pedal recovery. GOTTENSURGH Three mails arrived this day from Gottenburgh. The following is the only article of importance which they have brought : G OTT IVIBUILOII, 'pity 23. —By private letters from Peter lburgb, received by the way of Hamburgh thismorning, it appears, that a war between the fians and Turks is determined upon, in which cafe it is thought France will an. the latter; vakh may lead to very important confequences. The EmPFROtt of Russta has fet off far the Crimea, to irrpen the ar maments going on there. The Ruffisn Charge d'Af (sires has left Paris." If a war Ihotdd unfortunately break out between Rana and the PORTE, France will, in all proba bility, embrace the inter& of the latter, as a fief) to obtain the pareffion of Egypt, and tome of the Grecian Wands, as the price of her aCtance. In that cafe great circumfpellion, great prudence, great pm. litical forefight, great abilities are required in the Cabinet of this country.—By the decifion cn fo im• portant a fubjeft, the fate of this country will be mate rially affeited. We have not time at prefent to enter on the important difeuffion ; but we may, with a te r fatisfailion, refer our 'readers to the utility, to the need:My of the poCreilion of that mums abenew, that imperil tutamen, MALTA, which we have never ceafed to proclaim to the world, and which will in the prefent circumflances, we mill, be warmly ac knowledged by all parties. Yefferday about twelve o'clock, het MAJESTY and the Princeires AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOPHIA, arrived at St. James's Palace from Windier. His MAJESTY arrived about one o'clock in his poitchariot. The Royal Party came by Richmond, to avoid the huftle at Branford. In a thort time after the Arrival of his Mail srv, the Royal Patty retired to the apart ments of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, where they par took of an elegant refrefhment provided by his Royal Highnefs. After whic h his MAJESTY held a Privy Council, which was attended by the Duke of M,'N • tarots, Marquis of HatTroao,.Earls of hlaccer s• HIED, CAMDEN, AvLsrato , an d HARRINGTON ; Vif counts CASTLIIE•GH, and MElill-IA; Lotds /levet:, MULGRAYS, SILSEA, HARROMEJT, and HAWRESIUR Mr. PITT, &C. About a quarter pall two o'clock, the Council doled, when the Royal procelfion began to be form ed to proceed to the Houle of Peers to dole the Seffinn of Parliament. The srll carriages were oc cupied by the Earl of MACCLISTIILD , the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guards ; the Groom in Wait ing ; the Silver Stick; 'Earl of ATLE4ORD, the Lard Steward of the Houleh old, a n d the Pages in Waiting. In the Maier of the Horfe's carriage mete the Earl of HARRINGTON, the Gold Stick in Waiting, and Loid S sssss , the Mafia of the Robes. —His biro c STY was attended in his State Carriage by the Marquis of HERTFORD, the Mailer of the Bode, and Lord lois, the Lord in waiting. Jufl as the Royal Carriage entered Sr. James's rack, from the Stabk•yard G ate, the traces of the two eading buries broke, which detained the Royal Coach for two or three muinutes. Her MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES, the Dukes of C U MBERLAND, KENT, and CAMBRIDGS, We in the garden belonging to the Palac near His the w M all, AJESTY and faluted his MAJES TY as he pa e, ired. arrived at the Houfe of Peers at a. few minutes be fore three. His arr ival was announced by a dif charge of fittecn cannons from the Lambeth Mote, by a fignal being given by one of the artillerymen, from the top of the Houfe of Lords, waving a flag. The Houle of Lords had a grand difplay of Ladies. His MAJESTY came out of the House of Peers at a quarter pal three, which was announced in a fimilar manner. His MAJESTY was ( belled io regimentals, appeared in excellent fpirits, and was in contlant con vacation with the Noblemen attending him. His MAJESTY is much thinner in confequence of his in. difpolition, but lamed in fare& health. Soon a four o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY left the Palace fter for Windfor. The Earl and Conntefs of Motu' left Donnington Pink on Saturday, for Scotland. Yeflerday the Court of Aldermen, after examin ing the Mcalweighers returns, ordered the price o f bread to be railed one whole elfin, or two pence in the peckloaf, to commence tomorrow; the price of the quartern loaf, wheaten, will then be yd. three farthings, and houfehold Bd. farthing. The account in yellerd a y' s paper of the Clerken well elation is intone:l, Co far as relpells the dirndl. The eleftion was carried on at the committer•room in the pan peor-houfe. The living is a reflory and not a vic arage, and from the veil inci cafe of houie s towards Pentonville, &c. is become a valnah:c one. OnWetineklay a meeting took place at Kerfal Moor b etwe en Mr. J. L. Plitt Lips and Colonel HASS^V, confequence of is publicatrn of the tauter wi i.h ap• F eared in the newip .per s ,f Tv 42.1 V. when Mr. Coo ',- Tn.' waited on Colon-1 • , 1% tur an explanation of fume parts of it. Th.. b,:ag R ftlicd, was propoled by Mr. Com r row at clev:o t'cloct. the next day, and acceded to by Mr. j 1...04 n :ac part of the Colonel. Info:m.oi , n ltasi ituivcser b,en ebtained by the Magitlates. ai.d v hci the rartics err rived at the ;round, they .•Cfe uncles an:Li by Mr. NADIA. r the fret\ rettloaste IC honour you hAVO Itc venues, ray iii; the Moot ! eltetlaVi al= public tion which arc& ala nude tot X, and foe war vnthio • your t whirl bar by duty to but for pre eaatlnuaoce The Pre' r tbs &caw waded. and tbe view of doa. IT Naval and v e courage of ii■ great coo hc blertng of the moment. be &entity of Idkion to this lope, tbst the dll Doti:neon do, and tbdr cnt a Carl • arias Rut w Frdtual b*' ant a mbiska r:ataws tan tie a tone of cvlaccd the if,arricAt IIJrzLLIGINCE. Wind W.N. t p. ~~~ nun. 0 3 ° MAILS THIS DA All. Dot. Dublin i I Hambtargh Waterford t t Oottenbuirta PLYMOUTH, JULY 30 .-,Sailed from Cawrand Bay the Pumice, 98, Captain GRINDALL ; the carries out twenty bullocks, and vegetables, for the fleet off Breit. Came in from the fleet on that nation, the PRINCE GEORGE, 98, which the left all well hit Friday night ; the enemy as ufual. The fquadron . of five fail of the line, and two frigates, which attempted to eftape in a fog through the paffage du Raz t were at Tingle anchor in the outer road as the advanced fqua dron, with their fore-top-fails loofe, as if ready for another hart, when an opportunity offers. Came in from a cruife to the Weftward, last from Falmouth, the NIOBE, of 40 guns, to refit, and take in (bne ne eclat,. fore,. PORTFRIOUTH, JULY 31...-Attilltd the PROEFELO bomb, from a cruize, off Havr - e.—Sailed the . Pir SANT floop of war, 00 a cruize ; RANGER floop of war, fer Cork ; and the Se IDt It brig of war, with the Prince of Auftria tranfport, under convoy, fur Guernfey.--Came into harbour the Swtruttas, a new Chip, of 74 guns, and the Lonifa, Haves, from Baltimore, detained by the HIND cutter. SHEERNESS, JULY 3 1.-•••LAR evening arrived, and came into hatbour, the VIRGINIF, of 4.0 guns, Capt. BIERESFORD: the is to be immediately paid off, and her crew turned over to the (hips fitting at Chatham. The crew of l'Aratcatt”, of 48 guns, were this day paid fix months wages : to-morrow morning this fine frigate will fail, as Captain Mawsy is to refute his old command, that of our lquadron off Helveetiluys. The AMETHYST frigate, now off lishoer, will return to the Nore, direttly on being relieved by the Aral cants. Captain ALEXANDER goes out in the ATRI CAINE, to take the command ot the ANI ITIVOY, vice Captain SPRANGER, who has leave of ahfence. The Sint it frigate, Captain Avsaws, will be out of dock next week. DEAL, JULY 3 t.--Arrived the LADY WARR EN aimed (hip, with a convoy from Falmouth, wl:ich are failed for the River. The LADY WARREN has failed again with the Woolwich fore (hip, horn the Fiver, and fexeral outward bound 'Oils under con voy, fo'r Pcrtfmouth. Sailed the ANTELOPE frigate, and HblLllliifloop of war, on a cruise. Wind E. S. E. YARMOUTH, JULY 31.—Lark night arrived here from Gottenburgh, the PRINCE OT WALES packet, Captain DEA NE, with three mails,but no paffengers ; the packet will fail the firll opportunity for Harwich. Mr. ARBUTHNOT and Inite, who are to embark here on board the nes* packet, Captain STEVIE RT, for HONED, are expelled to morrow. The (hips of War remain as per lafl. OPORTO, JULY 6.—The Generil Augertin Trench privateer, of t a guns, and 8o men, is now at Vigo, and intends to fail on a cruize in ten days. FROM LLOYD'S I.IST. GRAVESEND, PLY 31...-Patd by the Ipfwlch, Gordon, from Greenland; Young Garrett. Artown. from yc Catwk ; Vrow Malta, Plows. from Poppentrurg; Two Sift rs, e Pen&et ; Twe B r oders, Hanle; Vrow Elisabeth,—: Drie Gibroders, Woo T wo Brothers, —;— and Vrow Jams Anton,from Emlidana—Sailed the Alll2 and Mary, Tayler, for Gibraltar ; Mary, Tayler, for Mogadore ; Cheßer, Cornett, for Dublin; Comp: R. Cemmings, for Riga; Negotie, Vandermy ; and pegs Headerick, lioyd, for Embilen. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIMMONEY. The hired armed lugger Refolution, for the capture of the Jim, Jan Swart, Se l. t. a, 17 98 , will be paid at No. is, Upper Thames ftreet, en Friday, the ARM. and every day for three years. The hired cutter Plurnia, for the recapture of the Slalom packet, will be pal the sath init.Surrerflrect,Strand, and every Tuchlay and Tburfday, for three years. in the 11%. Our cruizers on the eoatt of Holland have fpoken with feveral neutral veffels and Dutch filling boats, all bringing informati on that Boa was daily ex;efted there to review the troops encamped near Utrecht, and to infpeEt the naval armaments at the Held:r and in the Teed, defined together to invade this country. Some more gun-boats and flat-bottom ed boats have arrived at Flufhing, from the interior of Holland, and the Banks of the Rhine, but their number is infignificant ; and in Zealand, they fePrn more to apprehend than to intend an invation. The difcontent in Holland is peat beyond defcription, among all claTcs of the people, not e xcepting either the Members of the Dire Zloty, or the foldic3 of the army, all eqnally defiling to get rid of the French yoke. The confequent diftrutt is fo great, that French Grenadiers govern at the Hague; French Attillerymen occupy the batteries on the coall ; French Officers diElete in the 'Teach; and, at Utrecht, where 15,000 Frenchmen are encamped. they have been joined by only 3,00° Dutchmen ; all the others being difperfed in garrifons, where there are five fubjea, of Boyars, rs to two Batavian citi zens. From the toth to the aid inn. i 2.000 French troops have miffed through Breda and Nimeguen, for Hanover, where the mifet y of the people is fill greater than in Holland. It is generally believed at the Hague, that B , tieing diffatisfied with the preient twelve Direetu: s, intends to re duce their r.umber to three ; it is even fiid, that the Dutch Ambatlador at l'arit, SCHIMM m INCK, is to b: 'printed dilator, until a peace with England. While things go on thus in Holland, we find by a decree of BONAPARTS, after a war of fourteen months, and repeated boalls tl.at the crews of his atmada were complete ; after France, Italy, Germany, I tol land, :tnd Flanders hay , : been &witted of fcamen, that I is plans are acknowledged not to be mature. He hill wants laikrF, and premiums are now offered to tenwt the to embark on hoard his Blips rd . war. 't is e,tr:ou‘ that Otis decree has not appeared i:; the Fraricr. Why is ed to Le Il.eit in c.--nipaay with liia pompous : d irrper..tl am...intuit nts uf Lords and La i:, li.e Bzdchantect .nn ttil the other caricatures el royalty, by ai..4.g o: cAdcti he is now es:poling Liracit to the lavg!ltor, tidicule, and conteapt of - intpreffion, every fentence he ntlecall illailit... groMile 4l • by the thinning clamour of the rate:; The hudings were cleared about Elie. ; - • Great order was prefer ved durin g thelpon by the ' • exertion of the Sheriffs. The difplay owl intuitin up g e mblems was prevented ; a nd one writ, came • to the huflings in the morning as a pretended voter for Mr. MAINWARINO, loaded with chains, which he clanked with mita glee, was thought to be rather too iron-real, and was feized by Sheriff SHAW, and committed to the case, for the improvement of his manners. During the whole prog refs of this conteft. we hull that we have maintained our charafterillic impartia lity. But we cannot avoid exprefling our abhorrence of that unmanly and brutal virulence of tongoe, which ct-aloofly prevents any addrels of Mr. ARI. %TARING o from being heard. We know that M thole - . . . fpeeche; are rf little a dvanta g e to either party, f r . . - . the auditors come with a fettled determination to vote - - - - for their candidatitifh e. But and audi akerarre whentarteus is one of - - the. mains of B that ceafes . -- - . tp prevail, farew.ll all Fu ROOM of ELICTION - w ..---.. filtlW all it DEP tiI4DeNCE. Total - - aoo • Total • 23 9 4 L a nigl t a man was committed from Bow-great, Total Majority in favour of Mr. MAlNVidaino —64 for throws; g part of an old tin kettle at Mr. Mate- On the poll being announced, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT adds - ell - ea the meeting to the rerunning from Brentford. Two following purport t—Ceatlernen, you will fee, with , men, ar the fame Office, were ordered to find bail, witaiso, as he was fur affaulting tonic Gentlemen in a carriage, near conadorable fatisfaftion, that, notwithilanding all filar Faatsc t s Butlall'T'S honk, in Piccadilly. the advantages which our advet Cary poffefres, we are Another wan was charted with violently afoul,- equal to him on this day's poll, and that our majo ing and wounding a con able on Monday, in the city of yefterday is left untouched. I can now, thee.- execution of his office. The woupdrt given being fore, from every conlidetation, fpeak to you the lan deemed by a !Pigeon toenci; gan er his life, Mr. Boma gtaage of confidence, as to the refute of this contell. refufed to admit Lim to bail. I have further to lay, that if'it were not for the va rious and multiplied objeitions which have been made — to my friends, I have every reafon .to believe we TC fboultd be very much at the head of the poll. I do .... not date this loofely, for I know that between forty Lac and fifty of thole avowedly dirpoled to fupport me, o n n and who have tendered thei r votes this day, now re main for the decion of the Shctiff. I am aware that too fi thole Freeholders moll foffer inconvenience from the T neceffity of attending here again, in order to have their cafes determined, and I am Comely lorry for wo it ; but yet, I troll, they will not attach much impor tance C3 to filch a circumttance, when they confider the ged value cf the obje& which urges them to come fur-o ward on this tocafion. I beg them to bea r this ob.; a. 5 brig je& in mind, and I am fore the y will forget or de- 'rim folfe any confideration of petfortal inconvenience. ace ' Yon mutt all, Gentlemen, be fenfible, that the quef- tion Which demands you r attention is this, whether ton you w often and maintain the indepe ndence of y our t o r ill c ounty, or whether you will reign it into the hands Ted of contraftor l oa n-jobbers, p lice magillrates, and jr.6e e, court fytophants ? 'lbis dreadful alternative will, I ed, am quite fnre, be prevented, if thole who have made me a !volitive promife will come forwatolof which !./g.i I entertain no doubt ; but if thofe who have made a go conditional promife " in cafe of neceffity" come for- ; ward alto, our vii9ot y will be certain and imm e edrn • diate— (cpldefi). led . .. Gentlemen, I feel it necefrary to make force °Vet- re ft vattons upon the very tinnier advettife me nt which ten has this day been publithvel by our opponent. With that moiety which is charatiteridic of youth (a ; Imes), the Honourable Gentleman has charged my 1 friends arc, roe with ofing every eepediento-with bringing forward fiftitious vote's a nd ragan ,uffina--.: with reforting to every artifice, of perjury, luborna-; lon cora Viol e. en a tion of perjury, &c to colic& voters for the purpole ; IS En of producing a colourable majority (affLout from; thert the crowd, .. never you mind that, ' Frani.") Sir Fr.att- I raiti i Illi 1 cis refurned, Gentlemen, loch an advertifement can have no other circa than to provoke you to that, , Hit which I with and hope , a p erloverance in the refer- As I vation of thole map,' ities which have produced, and ow, mull inflame the ipleen of our oppcnent. (Lead; f tel plardiu.) . L rel • Gentlemen, in offering myfclf for the reptefenta.; r Rs tion of this'county , I ad ore y oo that no tOOO would e VMIT I more drolly difclaim fuck Allianc e as that alluded I] to by my advet lary — that n o man would more pa i.' inn cularly dildain fuch fupyort titan the manwho has the dmir honour of addreffing you.—(" Ice ism dogs •)ir Roy Francis," eme'aimed ske icclle.) I think, however, I ;clc, may saw t the charges ri.aCe sestina me upon the lung other fide. I may fay se, ith truth, that they hare lops. excited the mull cor rupt and onjullidable olittence axis. to promote their °N ell in this cornea. ldfliaujes.) eCC3 Gentlemen, it has been the language to our up- klti;ir, pollen!, •• that his tat: er lore his faculties too and meekly." No one, however, wh o had an o p ootto- rlii.:h pity of witnefling the lanes which took 1 lace c urin g k, in the lag election, will, 1 pretine, be ready to afcriLe . a C that peculiar tailing to the Honourable Gentleman 'Car I alluded to. But the li i i•ig pArliclihirly and Iliii- briefs lUisnly touched on by cur a dverttry, is the guilt a the which he alieciges to hrl. ttg to our ti rends, while Allis y atm purity of moose and cordua on his tide. Accord- r Con mg to this ll:vernal!, his holt of friends, his police T ant , o fficers, jobbers, and thief takers, in the fitoplicity of o I their niinds, are e Nu itc incapable of druggliog v • rite ut ti ak the nefarious pt Att.t.'4.% pm il.c 4 by my Iciandi and me ink (a semral iaugq. It avoid appear;Gentlemen, that ime, come prifons take in a liICT.II knee, arid aet upon i:, he ha the obtervatit n , t A farcaoic writer, that atenti• He who Lae bet inc i wacnce a te wi To all :long , clic li.. j,ft ; rctencc. , Doto But, Gentlemen. whatever may he the pretences but t of cur cppnreot, I cilia that the proud lia: it of in- ,vcd, dependence will ent.l•le you t o mount ttiomphant, and let an example which (hall tend to rehir e our • Conflitution to its pritt...e Rot e, vigour, a nd purity. hire lt (1., ud app'aufe.) ioptot Gentlemen, I mod (Oilers e, that this is likely lobe the Lill contell tor blid.ficies, it we fail ; and to thole i•al, B toted . Freeholders who r ow hang bark I have no hetitat i o n carne in raying, that, if they p c, ha in their inaCtivity, their n :it. votes a i:1 ()refine s aht lets; lot no man war again be found to tek their .0 0 pott, lA. Rand lot ward 11.1 . -Tied it their re pi c Ontato is upon public and popular grounds r Away (.7ff.w . ,i). Genticinco, I chine I retire 1 thigh n. me r:it ..1 I with lit::t that Which I w vin to he imp , clrt:d upon youc I itce i mind!. that this is a :;:uggie in which c yet y 614.3 is I ,nk fa to he gained upon the to.e h a n d . and .ilmoll every urt,• ,, thing to be lot! t", . n t: .! • thcr ; 1 thrt el' .te terpled a a.LI. ran ot,- Ck..41,111 ,14 1 , CC Of 111 , IC e.t.•...ns a: c:i Ita..• advanced rtintkr us cn the poll, and tsl. c'i ..pi-er 1.• rruelt to chitutb the tentrcr of ~.11' . , V..:'....., .I, the advettnement I MIDDLESEX ALECTION. The poll of yellerday was extremely flack on both fides till near two o'clock, at which time Mr. MAIN. WWII° headed the poll of the day by about ire / from that time the contelk became more brifk, and, in the jockey phree, there was hard running, and much crolling and pilling towards the dole of the heat; but both came in at the poll mai and auk. For on calling up the numbers , it appeared that each party had polled I°B, which left Mr. MAINIVAILINCI 11111 in poffriTion of his majority of 64. The total numbers flond thus r s is Buß.L.rr For Mr. MAINWAILING GFNER•L IITATIIIIMT• For Sir PRAINCIS BURDETT. For Mr. MAINWARIMID. Itt Day d Doi d Day 4th Day 61z sit Du/ . - 318 3 61 sd Day . . . 399 265 3d Day ay 4th 3 Day 19s sth Day tos 6th Day 311 857 3 tb day IIS 6tb Day WI 9th Day 204 9th Day - 1 46 Bth Bth Day.toll Bth Day . iOB iGB BRIGHT©, guix 3a. This morning the Race-hill exhibited the fame fa. Ihionable difyl.4 of company as ditlin,lniihed it on Saturday.. The Parses, in the Dickey box of lair elegant barouche, drawn by his beautiful fet of bays, was on the gri:und. ' The fports announced for the day were as follows : A r e newale of the Petworth 6!alres, of togs each, for i 4. yrs old. to tarry 711. 71b. Sir olds 811.711 x. 6 yr old, 911. a4nd aged 9R. 31b. One four ma. birai. Mares allowed 31b. .• . Mr Laarokea b. at. Julia. 5 1^ rid Hie Rota Memel, the Prince, t 's b. g..Rebillossi a Sir C. bawl:wry' a, tamed brighn, Wad I A molt excellent race, won 4:nly by about a neck. Five to 4 on - 114 ighton again!! the field, at Railing. This was the only race of the day.-*-A Plate of Sol. was alto eapreffed in the Bins (heats the New Courfe). for which Mr. Ladbroke'sVolontiers , no other being cotes et!, walked over the courfe. SIMERNEII, JULT St. 'Cr. an. -irgCI T 114%e :su ~c u~d. C voi4.: fl a Z. theaCh Midlll.l uI. A. Yellerday morning, about fie o'clock, the barge belonng to Rear•Aanniral Rowzry,the Commander i n Chi e f, aec ianpanied by the yacht of Commifficater GRIT, left this place for South End, for the purrofe of conve)ing here her Royal Highnefs the Prineefe of WALYS and filikc. About two o'clock, her Roy & Highnefs emb.-uked on board the yacht. bearing the Royal Standard. accompanied by Mars Fizzataaue and Sir Totowa' Wtasort, and got under weigh with a favoutable breeze. The yacht had not proceeded half way over, when a calm came on, which obliged h e r Royal Highnefs to go into the barge with Corn miffioner Geer, where Admiral ROWI.fr and Cap tain MAN sr were waiting to receive her. The Royal Standard was then Citified on board the barge, from whence her Royal Highnefs landed at the dock-yard abotit 5 o'ch.ck. As the paired the feveral MA of war lying at anchor. they manned their yards, and paid every mark f rape& At landing, ;ht. refpetive Officers of the Dock yard received I er Royal Hisbncis and econduaed her on board the VISDICTIRI, hearing the Rhyst Standard, and cummanded by Admiral Komi . , where an elegant i inner was provided ; the band be longing to the Admiral playing the whole time. At nine o'clock, her Royal Highnefs and party repaired to the (latter deck, which had prerionfly been Co lofl yed ith an awning mod decorated with a proration vatiegated lamps. , Country dances Gamily after commenced, in sthich ler Royal Highnefs took an naive part. and ea-canon:llly danced with Comntif linnet Cite a, A.hi.ital Rotary, Colrain MARRY, of 1 the AFRICA!SP, ;.lld Capt. Bittsroao, of the VIR.• carts frigate, which latter thip arrived at the Note about fix o'clot.k, for the purpofe of being paid off' and undet i vanit a complete repair. The dancing continued till near two o'clock this morning, whets her Koval Highnefs partook of Come refreffinsents. and embarked in the Admiral's barge to be conveyed on board the }atilt, which lay at the Little Nore, accompanied by Commitlioner Gael. Adm. Kt/weer, Captains Maser and B ttttt ORD, and the Governor of the Garrifon. 1.4fi0 e her Royal Highnefs's de parture the regotßecl Commitrioner Getz and Adm. Rowaar to thank the Cetera! Officers of the Dock yard in her name, for the very great attention and tripea wt i.h (he had experienced. It was the intention ot her Royal Highnefs to vifit the Garr;Con, lot which purrofe the men were drawn out, and the guns on the battery prepared to fire s Royal Salute, but the late hour at which her Royal Highnefs :strived, prevented this ceremony taking The Shrnpfhire Militia were encamped 'snatchy Morning on Hopton Commnn. The ImperLl, Bruce, from Aftka, for the Weft Indies, is captured by Nlnn Oncle Toby, French pri vateer, and earned into Cayenne. "lhe Comet, Cor.rua, Item St. a.imingn for Virginia, is cap twed and carried into Cuba. FAIIIIO3I/011 Avonnt.P.••••ilicnordPtost•aaAna D —l. Morning ea.:l4 tint cnnhr ;he tack NG, and fattened -rt c.ach tniter with a titt•on ; laang eve., ear of lace or rib. ••r WI p line border ; a ref, in fro. t—z. A roomd drefi of tare talun an wait rank ; the truid• plan .id low, 01011 Gwyn; :1111, 11 Lice c4,ura.•a...ciated wltla a i•unch 0. finetcrs. INC Ua: 3•••••. t. A rat.: d Arcri of white mania, with Mon laa.vca; an- t r• rink -It. °ins...erred with . a whits sw.• tank riiihon—a. A Rahn 'e t..h an the neck, with a rasa „,,•; lrn• cr.. •he • a•-i naatta m trimmed with • narrow 'olnce; a Nallithke bat of ftrow . la_. ~ r ..,s , ILc rrev..l .eg coieure Ire lice, . blue, i c fri.,,,,,i, h r t th e : ...... , • ... S:•• l oak' et lere or worked : I X. over , ... 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