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. , 2 ppointed in every commercial port, in earls enuntry, b e fore whom all complaints (hall be beard and ad isaecf,. and !very feaman given up to that nation to which he is found to belong. AcCordine to the American laws, every Captain d an Englifh vellel is liable to a fine of. tooo'4ollars for every American feaman found on board of his grip. The,fine, we are informed, was paid hi the cafe of the taller, an Englifh wife', which took fume Americans on board. Now it but fair and jolt, we think, that Irme fuch law lbould be enaEted in this count, y, and that both Governments fhould be placed on an equal footing. It is c‘mrputed that there are in the American trade upwards of 30,c:rob Erica fea- Men, and that this country has in its employ 15,c00 American feamen, leaving a balance again ft us of the latter number. Thit morning arrived Mails from New York and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Mon trofe packet : the failed from New York on the 6th ult. and from HalifAx nn the Bth. Parliament, it is.expeettd, will be farther pro- Yogued on the 34th inltant. Should the war, how. eaer, eontinue, it is generally believed that it will meet for the dlcpAtch of bulinefs in the courfe of Povernber. !kern lays, that the firft of that month bas been already fixed on. . Mr. Horn t• R, wh , . recently came with intelligence from the Btitith Commanders at Dznmark, is one %gm back , h diipatches fr.m Lord MULGRAVE, Lord CAiil.illEAGN, and Mr. CANNING. The Kt..g's Letter is gone over to Ireland, recom Mending, by a Cove d' tire, the Hon. and Rev. Dr. ST. Lauatace, Dean or C Ik, to be eleeted Bithnp of that See, itoid by the tranflation of the Right Hon. Bon. and Rev. Lord JOHN nsaisrotto to the See of yt phnc. • __ . Yenerday birds Hawaasnuar and CASTLER EACH artendidthP Dake of YORK at his Office. His Royal flighnefa alto received feveral Military Officers, among whom wa , Lord LAKE, on his returnfrom India. • Monday the Duke of You tranfatted bonnet's with ijS MAJESTY. The Paris, papers mention the death of M. Pot- TALI% the Minister of Divine Wor(hip. It was he who drew up the very fenfible Memorial prefented to ))011APART;, n t thz. utility and importance of a na. liana' Rcligjoue Eftahlithment ; and, indeed, planned and organized the Tenor:it - too of the Gallic Church, as far as it can be (aid to be rettoted. His fon came over with,Geberal La tr ISTON to this country, during the..fhprr interval of peace. Sunday Woo:gist,. the !hip William, Capt. CROS3Y, of and (tom Philadelphia, with naves and tobacco, derived at Limerick. after a pitirittle of 38 days. The Fortuna, HANS. N, from Gotrentsurg, is cap tared and cart ied into Algtairas.—aCarsocondenmed. Saturday morninrA, a party of Volunteers, in nuns her., about fifty, from the Argylethire Regiment of Militia in gars ifon at . Aberdeen, marched to join their refpective corps, in high fOrits. Oh the night of Thulfdasr Intl, a dreadful affray took place at a hoirre of bad fame, near the Judiee Port, Aberdeen*, between a party of military, and a black drummer of the ,411 regiment, nn the recruit. ing fcrvice, at Aberdeen, in which the latter was cruelly murdered. The body. which bore marks of neat viclence, was foon after found in thenrcet, and s lance undergone a furgical cramination. On Baiurday latt a ferious accident happenedlo a A ock of firm the property of Mr. Coor ER, of Hal lion Hall, near Stowinarket, who had entrul cd the care of them to a boy foi - that day, in the ah fence of the fhepherd, who was adifliari in getting in the bar dell. About the middle of the day the fheep broke.' from their.padure, and the unguarded boy battened the (beep back again over a narrow and deep ditch, when the leading fneep fell in, and the remainder patting over them, fmothered to oath 25 (beep and 4o lamb }}., to the value of between 7o and Sc!. THE AEL OF ScartrottoucH.-- George Augullus Lumley Saunderfon, Earl of Scarborough, died at 13ath, en Saturday morning lath His Lore!thip waa in his 54th year, and is fucceeded in his titles and elate , . by his next brother, Rica. Lut,ILEY, who took the n a me of Savile, a Lieutenant Colonel in the army, and who is married to VU - count Middleton's finer.-- Richard, the 4th Earl, and father of the late, skis Deputy Earl Martha' of England, and married Bar bara, filter of the late Sir George Savile, Bait. who left his fortune to his filter's fecund fon ; and f f noold he become Earl of Scarborough, then the fa= to defcend to the third ion; and loon, in ordet that the two Oates ihOtlid nor unite trait the title in one and the fame perfon. The Savile dime, which is con 'lda:ably larger than the Scarborough, has of tootle, tinder the will, been hither to enjoyed by the fecund fon, the Hon. R. Lumley Savile, now Earl of Star borough, who, on c anieg to this title, moil reign the larger eftate, vhieh he has hitherto puffeffed, and take the inferior one with the Earldom. The Hon. and Rev. Joust, Rettor of Wiutriughani, who has re ntal children, will now enjoy ti..e Savile rtune. RICHARD DAWSON, Efq. M. P. far the county of Monaghan, died on Friday morning, at a Hotel in Sackville-theer, Lublin, utter an illnefs of only three days. This gentleman was the elders fon of the late Richard Dawfon, Efq. of Ardee, better known as the celebrated Dick Dawfon, who was Murdered above ao years ago when walking in his dernelne. He was the nephew and heir to the prefent Lord Vifeount Cremorne, Baron of Dartrey, and would, had he furvived his Lordthip, have inherited a fortune of ao,ocaol. per annutn. with the Barony of bartreyi which was conferred on him by his Islajefly (portly after the death of his Lordfhip's only fon. I - le has left adifconfolate widow, one fon, and two daughters, to bewail, in common with all whb kntw him, his irreparable lofs. CAN EXCNAVZ,F, MARK LANE, SEPT. g.—There are but few arrivals Of Wheat to-Jay, which is in Nut fupply, and Barley likewile-Some further car goes of Foreign Oats are come to hand, and this trade cnntinues full as dear—Ametican Floor is cheaper, Fine 345. to 365. per barrel; owing to the weather, very tew buyers attended, or fales effected, and thofe nearly at Monday's currency, as (looted in Yager of lehrday. THE EXPEDITION. ' • ~ EXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS. • • ABERDEEN, SEPTEMBER 5. • Although we have the concurring tails:tatty of fever,al matters of veffels from the Baltic, that a Da. nith guardfltip has been taken, no two of them agree as to time and place—although they all affert, that they were eye witneffes of the aaron, or within hear ing of the guns. We, however, deem it one ditty, to derail all the ad•ices received from that quarter ; and upon the whole, there is every reafon to believe, that the object of the expedition has been accom. plilhed. A letter from Captain Wit.t.tatasos, of the Albi core, to his owners in this place, dated off Flambo• rough Head, the 24th ult..fays, that on the s 2th, at ten P. M. off Ellineur, the Britifh Admiral fent his boat on hoard, and ordered all the merchant !hips to get up their anchors, and go over to the Swedifh fide. About an hour after, the Danifh guard (hip flipped her cables, intending to run for Norway, but was immediately purfued by a Britilh frigate, and brought to affirm off the Scaw. The firing continued for about 35 minutes, when Captain WILLIAMSON fuppofes the Dane had Rruck. At this time he was twelve miles dittant, but before day light he was out of fight of them. The Betfey, JANIS GRAY. of Aberdeen, which failed from this port on the sad ult. for Longfaund, in Norway, returned on the 3oth, without accom. phasing her voyage, in confequenee of information given him by Mr. JOHN HASWALL, of the brigantine Rebecca, of Newcatile, bound from Copenhagen to London, of the Rate of affairs at Copenhagen. Capt. GRAY, on the 25th, when about yo miles from the Naze, Waving a brigantine with a fignal of (laird' flying, fhortened fail and (poke the veffel, which he found to be the Rebecca, in extreme want of water. Captain Haswat.t. having come on board the Betley, procured an immediate fupply of water, and coat mrinicated the following informati.m : That he left the Sound on the 15111,4 orders from the Commander of the Britith fleet, which was then under way, and that he had realm to believe our troops had form after effeeted a landing. from the heavy cannonading he heard. Captain H. corrobo• rates the account if the Data guard (hip, after cut ting her cables, having po , t t r Tea in the night and being followed by a Britifh fi igate ; and farther adds, that the Danes were making the moil vigorous pre parations for defending the ifland of Zealand, remov ing their wives awl children, with their effees, to the Swedifh coal) ; and for feveral day) previous to his failing, had (lopped all communication with the fhore, orders being given at the fame time from the Br hills fleet, for all cur homeward bound merchant veifels at the Sound, to proceed on their refpeEtive voyages, without lloppitig to clear as ufnal. HULL, SEPTEMBER 7.. Estraa of a Leger from an (nicer nn board the Fleet at prefent tff Copenhagen, to his Friend in this dated.the soth Anon, 'Soy. 66 DEAR SIR—..T have the pleafure to forward /nu an account of all our proceedings tince we left Yar mouth., We failed rm the 76th with.ry (hips Tithe Line, 5 frig.ttes, 3 bombs, and fevei al (loops and k 6•145, and arrived in the Catttgat on the tit init. and difpatched 4 fail of the line, and 2,fligates into the Great Belt, to ptevent the 'trench from landing op the Tfl.tud of Zealand the remainder of the fleet proce!:.led to Elfit.eur, where we anchnted on the 3d, wikbout (pp , flea : from the 3d !odic t eth we ware e,l 1.4 watering the raips, and feeding out felves on Danith lean beef. " On the 13th, a ft4;ate worked tiny) Copenha. gen, when an Officer Commuted the Dattith Court to give up all their (hips of w ..t to us for the prefent, not at prirer, but to keep them fr..nn he French, du- ring the war; and that %%hen peace (hould take place, they Ihnts,la be rellorecl to them again,..in as good condition as they now were : this It mand was re fnled.by the Danes, Who declared, that, looter than tr,ire up their fleet, they would difpute every inch of ground with the Btitifh army. 6 6 Preparations were in confequense made for landing the assay t and Lord CATHCAttT p . uhlifhed a proclamation, in the German languige, regneiling the D a n es . to comply with his demands, declaring that all the provitions received for, the army and navy, fltoU'd be duly paid for ; but. French fpirit rages fo in Denmark; that all he could do or fay had no e ti 7 ;: a. . • 6 6 (in the il.th nur MinTher left Copenhagen, and came on boatd the Prince of Wales, our flao:fhi,p a:ad all the Unglith Merchants left Elfinetir, and went over into Sweden. . " On the tstb, the whole. fleet weighed, acclm panied with trardports, cr•tiraining 15,c00 Men, befides !torte and other Pore-thips. ‘ . rtie Danes afferabicd on various points of land, and obferved us with amazement (end, I .date fay, fear.). We anchored off a place called Wibec that evening, and on the morning of the 18th landed i 6,600 Men and ten field pieces without oppofition. . " On the 17th, a large convoy with trniwa came through the Grounds from Stralfund, which the Da dint gunboats attacked burned a (hip loaded with timber, and took a brig ; it being nearly calm; we could not render them any aMitance, but a conflant fire was kept up between our gun-brigs and bombs, add the audit rowboats and Crown battery. " On the 18:h we landed Boco more men at Twar beck ; this artily advanced towards Copenhagen, and had ftveral faint actions with .the Danes, and at length put them to the rotate; and took a (mall bat tery and 4o waggons loaded with ammunition. " The flrtt army that landed took a northern route, Co as to furround Copenhagen. his day we were victorious both by land and fea ; for at the m - merit ale fort was taken, it Danith frigate anchored amcng ft our fleet, hating been taken by his hlajefly's fhip Comus the day after the had cfcaped from Elti nettr• " We freqUently fee the Army In anion, and the Danes giiting back. Our artily is three miles from Copenhagen. An aitiori took place this morning. when sco Danes fell into our bands. At this mo ment a Danith (hip is or. fire; I believe btunt by them (elves near Dracoe tovin four of our fmall velfels are (landing towards that plied. I buoyed the chats. nel yeflerday, and (hall take the Centaur, Commo dore Hoon, and the Brunfwick, through the Ground to thy. We arc going to take Amuck illand.". NAUTICAL INTELLIGEnE. CORK, SEPTEMBER 4, His Maje ihips on this nation crAtinue to fend into port all-Da/with merchant Ships they meet .wjth. The diminution of the frith fqoadron in number is unfavourable to the complete - erecation of this ne celfary procedure, although the n,tuto,4 diligence and ability dillinguith the arrangements of Admiral WHITSHSD. A large Englifh velfel laden with va luable articles, of-lhip building, one of a fleet of 27, that failed from Qliebec, all loaded in a fimilar man• ner, has been met with by one of our fmall cruizers and condOled into port with fafety. This fleet, which is of confiderable value, we are lorry to un derhand, is placed under the care of a moll ;newts peteht convoy, and has been very much fcatteled by adverfe %inds.—Cork 3-rercantile Chronic:le. PLYMOOII, SEPT. 7. Came in the Danifh fhip Swerin Margatitta, Capt. FAL K ENSURC, from Alicant, for l.arwick, with falt, detained by the litfolution privateer ; Hamburgh fhip Herman Antra, Captain STE MELAN X% from Litbon, with fugar, tobaclo, and hides, detained by the Refolution privateer; Danifh fchoonar Proveftein, from London, in ballatt, detained in port; Dann fhip Apple Mar garetta, Captain SMITH, from A licant to Drontheim, with fah, detained by the Refolution privateer •, and the Dine trig Carl Von Pleffin, Capt. ScHULL, for Cette, with wine, detained by the Scott- PION ' of 1$ guns. Came in the Scoarrox„ of it guns, and the MOROS ) cf 18 guns, from a cruize. POW VSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 8. • . Arrived the Lard Duncan, BARRATT, from Poole, buund to Malta.—Wind W. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 8. Arriv,ed the BUSTLER gun brig, from a cruize off °fiend ; THRASHER gun brig, from off Boulogne; and SNAKE fl4op, from the Nore. Sailed the TRUSTY, of 5o guns, and CROCODILL. frigate. for Portfmouth ; KANGAROO &lop, on a cruize, off Boulogne.—Re- main in the Downs, Princefs of Orange, Canada, Antelope, Clyde, Snake, and Buttler.—Wind W. N. W. and moderate. .SHEERNF.SS, SEPTEMBER S. Thia morning failed from the Nore the Cv.i.TINEL gun brig, with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic.— Wind W. HULL, SEPT. 7. Several veffels bound for the Baltic,have gone down the Humber to join convoy in Grimtby Itoads. and are expefted to tail from thence the fir a fair wind.— The Vulture, PEARCE, arrived in Grintiby roa , is, on Sunday fe'nnighr, from a cruize ; 4161 a. gnn brig, with a Dar-bill' ;,rize ; and the Pandora, v gicsicv, with a fleet cf traafports from the S..iuthwart.l, who failed the fame day for the ljahic. The. Fancon')erg, ITH, has artivcd at Grirn(l4, from Davis's Straights, with eight 6%. The Twee Matters, SCHACH, Danith !hip, which failed from hence the 4.th ir.lt. was overtaken the following day by the Bee revenue cutter, brought in this port, and dttaincd..Tlic Good intent, Ssow• DEN, of this port, float Archangel, was wrecked of the coall of Scotland, on Friday lag.; and, ate are fat ry to llate, all hands on board perilhed, except a boy. , ,FROM L LOYD'S LIST.. . ClinveseNn, S►rr. E.--PalTed, by the Three Gond Sifters, },ibliifickl, front Memel ; Aid. Trotter, from Q2chec; Scorpion, Bunker, atitl the Atlantic, Swain, from the South Seas. Sailed the Venerable. Jamifon, for Honduras ; St. Pz.triel:, M•Kibber, fur Belfaft, and the Ktfey, Lynch, fur-Peterfourgil. ARRIVED. . In ate River, the Narey and Mary, Holman ; Minerva, Hodge, front Cork ; and the Shillala, Pettit, from Water-wit—ln Wyrc, the John. Rocker, from Riga—At Liverposi, the Pochanatop, from Virginia ; Mary, Read, from Pere/lbw-0 ; Compadt, Patterfon ; and tbe B. trey, Evan., from Wifeaffets—At Hull, the Thornton, übb, front Virginiaa--At Limerick. the William, Of borne, from Virginia ; and Minerva. Rothe, -frean.Peterlborgh— At Bermuda, the Hannah, Smith, from London-2A gt. Domingo, the John and Betfey. James, trust - Liverpool—At Poole, the Bryyt. M Carthy. from Newfoundland—ln the Clyde, the Au rora, Boyd ; Nalco.. .Brown ; and the Ahtew, Moore, ff,ont Quc bee..-At Cork, the Integrity, Steele, from Qietave ; Dralte, Serer, thou Memel; and the City of Cork, Bickerton, from Peteofburgh ..At NewfOundlantl, the Albion, Fthrridge, from Oporto; Mi . nerva„Briilow, front Liverpool;' Elizabeth, Dem& er,.frant Que bee; Lively, Flynn, front New York; I,ive Oak, Witrobro, from Viana ; Hope, Lot, and the Britannia, Payne, front Liverpool— Off Dover, Iris, Waco; t, froht Baltimore ; and the Herald, Dartay, . from New York-a-At sbkidi, William, —, from New York ...At Leith, Favourite, Danoaryne„, "front New York ; Minerva, Wall, from Archangel ; Aaive, W iron ; .and the Britannia. Red • die, from Peteriburgh—At Virginia, Charles, Purnell, from Livei pool—At Button. Harmony, Payne,. from NeWfoundland—At Viapa,. Fame, tjadcritill. from- Newcoundland—At Oporto, griotd4, Seward,, front Newfoundland—At Egutra, Daphne, Bully, front Newfoundland. . The armoury in the citadel at tfull„ wbich has lately been undergoing feveral alterations and tepaits, is now compl:tely fitted up; and is capable, we un derhand, of containing arms and accoutrements for 15,ocip cavalry, and ao,oo infantry. The roof of the Old Bice:: hour:, at the welt entrance of the eitadel,,has been taken off, and the interior walls poiled down ; and it is about to be fitted up for a oay.tl ftorehioife ; in which, we are informed, it is propofed to keep a cot-ill:Mt fupPly of limes, capable of furnilhing Ili fail of the line and twelve frigates, in cafe of any emergency. Yn order to facilitate and amend the navigation of the river Humber, it is in contemplation to erect, by fubfcription, two Light Houfes at Whitton Sand and Oyfier Nefi, tipon a fuitable fcale, and on the fame plan as thofe of Spurn and Fiamborough. Coußr Miattat..--On Friday, the 4th inflani, a Court Martial was affernblod on board the Silva. dor del Mond°, in Plymouth harbour,- in order o try Captain Zachary Mudge, of . his Majeity's [hip Plicinix, on charges exhibited againft him by a Mr. John Thompfbn, who *as late Puffer oldie laid (hip, and who Was broke by the fentence of a Ctiurt Mar tial, and rendered incapable of ever ferving in his Majelly's navy again. The Cctirt, after the molt minute inveligation, found the charges malicious and unfounded, and therefore did ni , ,tl fully and honourably acquit the faid Captain Z ichary Mudge f all and every part of the charges exhibited agaiall him. The PreliJent, Sir Jona Ducawoßrn, then delivered to Captain Madre his fword, with a very appropriate fpeech, alluring him what fatiataElion it gave the Court to remit to an officer, who had fu well _allied fatbe and honour, that fword, which he, as well as the other Members, were well aUured, would never be ufed but in honourable purfuits.— The above fentence was given on the profecntot's own evidence, Captain Mudge riot calling a tingle perfon.• • Th'DLI. CALCUTTA, JANUARY to. • ' The Refource and Coromandel, arrived on Sunday lafl t we underfland, bring the difagreeable. gence,of the actual lufs of Come of the veff:•ls;emplor ed in the trade from Calcutta to China, and of feye ral others having fuffered materially in a typhoon► late in September, in the Chiba Seas. The Plicenix and the VulAss are underfnnd•te he 1011. The Vulcan, when off the coaft of. LucAsia, encountered the iterrn, which let in with mrfl de itruetive violence. She was dirmaded rally an the gale, and being thus rendered unmanageable, and expnfed to a very heavy fea, was in imminent dan ger of foundering. Aiter remaining four days in that condition, the Trafalgar fortunately came in fight. and rendered all the Alliance that was pollihle.. When tne Trafalgar came in • fight, the people of the Vulcan were pre;•ar;ng to be take themfelves to fuch rafts as they had been able to contiruti doting the latter part of the gale, and to leave behind them, from hard neceffity, the wounded and the Happily. the appearance .4 the. Trafalgar prevented. the ach , ptiin of that alter native. Captain Paasins, his officers, and crew. were all brought aboard the Trafalgar:. Cot P. was tiangeroufly wounded .upon the head, and Mr. Ewart, his fecond officer, brd b ,, th his ler broken by the fall of the malls. The Lafcars were fo much ex haulted and bruiled, Out (even of them died on board the Trafalgar. The particulars of the 1 G. of the Phoenix are not yet received. She i, faid to have upfet. . . . MADRAS, DECEMBER tS. 1806. %Vt. have received tome accounts, brought tom the Tile of France. by the Danith (hip Charlotte, sari. ved at Tranquebar. , The inhabitants are much .op. prefect by, And difcontented with, the Government there. Very heavy impolls are tail up••n them, which they are obliged to pay immediately, at the moil arbitrary meafutes are retorted to,• to enforce the payment... The inhabitants, generally, arc very difraffedted, •and would be heartily glad to get the Military Chief and C.ldiers .out of the Illand. • The cruizing of our vtfrels foconliantly in the neighbour hood of the Me of Ft ante has detroyed every fpecies 4 trade, and dititered the inhabitants more than we have any idea of here, in India. . . . PXTRACT A:LETTEP. rßnm ,MADAM, DAT3D . J6II. 9. 66 The - (hip Clyde, Capt. Blts w SIDES, (rum li.irneo, arrived on Saturday I.4ft. The accounts of ;he fales of opium received flow the Eatlward arc •unLivour allle. .13•yrneu was Cu well fupplied with that article, Capt. B. breuight thence twelve chefis of opium, which he , Gild at Malacca, at 800 dollars per chef." lIIKACT OF A LIJTER, SUNKERApoOKAIts • JAN. 5..18C.7. • • " We have been tench alartnerl there three laft nights, by the appearance of tygersin our neighbour hood, a cif coma:lnce that has not ncoo red for m any years pall, They committed .great. havoc among the cattle, hawing dellroyed fou' bullocks, and a number of (beep. A party of Gentlemen, nn ele phants, wen: yelierday in fearch of, and were fortu nate ent•ugh to fall in with them. We killed tao, the remainder, we loppore, made their v.. y into the ' womds._ It is mush to be walled, that the ttiture in curfions of thefc moll deltruttive animals into the cultivated parts : of the country could be prevented; but I much fear, from our vicini4 to the Sunder, bunds, hat their occafiohal virus cannot be guarded againtl." - BO \MAY,. JANUARY 5. By-the Ocean, we have been favoured with a copy of a Paper, printed and circt:lated at St. Helena The is a ttanfcript from it, without any enmmetit from us: the atrucious at which this do. cumuli auras c inuut Le too widely promulgated: tnd St. Helena. • DEPOSITION. (worn before the Worthipful Robert Patton, Ek. Governor, and James Cocks, Efq of Council, two of his Plajcfly's Jufticcs of the Peace, in and for the Paid lfland. . _ A fur the Chip Warren Halting& had furrendercd to the National frigate la rizanoctrfe. CNA TUT: MORWI, the Fiat Lieutenant, came on board the Warren Haltings, and ltabbed Captain L oit• it iv s, when palling to go on board the frigaie.—ln'the fame wan ner, Mr. Jamas rinf - rorr, Midfhipman, was alto (tabbed by CHARLES MoREAU and Mr Jot( :4 WOOD, Second Ofßeer, Mr. JOUN BA It NBS Slifgeop, and loaf: BALL, BOStfiV M* e, wen: nabbed in different parts of the (hip, by °the r perfons bcloanitig to the frigate, after the furretider of the Warren HAUT' Sworn before ris this s6th of September i 8 6-- (Si)ued) ROBERT PATTON, CoVCIPTIOr. TAMES CnCE: S, Siting JURICa r. i.i.rs :vs, I onerna:Aler. JAMES CA ESSWELL Firft OSeer. j. Wool), Second ()Mess.. ), PA Vll, 9, Third Officer. • Fol.. lex SSA I N r, Fourth °Meer. BARN CS, > urgeon. Tao r.. H. lixoone, See. to Gov. A letter received its town by the China t lately arrived, affords Come hopa that Sir T. Tanwaatook may (till be living; It is dated B Jan. 7. and after mentioning the arrival of a packet fr , rts Eng laUd fays--. , S;r T. Tetowattwck has his flag ort board the Lion." Annther letter frstry) on beard the Lien, dated China, March 22, is illellt with relpen to Sir Tiao• mks, bat fates, that Captith Rot.i.s, of .hat fltip,had rendered great fersices to the E.ait India Company, during the ditlurbances. The extra thlps General Stuart and bevaynes ar. rived at thi Cape of G.tod Hope the r 4 h of April, and failed from thence the 2,50 of that month, in company with the Litscoln fore (hip, for Ceylon ; pittedttrom the Traver and Car marthen the 4th of .April, in lat. 34. 39. S. long. 8. 37. E.--All well. The extra !hips Indus and Tottenham arrived at Fort St. George the December, 1806, and lailtd for Bengal the Bth January tollovving. The Marchioncrs of Exeter and MAI qui, Welltnet arrived at Fort St. George the 13!h T.thirary, and failed from 13tnilal the 24111 of that in .uth. The DOVCT CUltle, B. RICHARDSe.N ; Lord Keith, RAMAGE ; and M•Lsoo•ar, arrived at Ben. gal in January WI. It is feldom that a frthjeet of novelty ever excites f' great an attention, or becomes fo rapodly a theme of gems rl caoverfation, as that of the teceittiy announ ced New L tteiy Than. What is mire to its credit * it will richly Lear to he talked of: prefenting a double ititete.l, from two Schemei, for one and the lame adventure, ii tird itabtedly an improvement of a very attratt:ee and defctivtion.