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during pL bad nu SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST si. - - --- • - Sweepflakes of jogs. each, togs. ft. colts, SR. fillies, 711. tolb. The 14R mile and a half. . Mr. C. Norton', b. c. Quid. by Star . . Mr. W. Letda hr f. Brunette, by Overton . . Ld Strathmare's k. e. by Sir Peter, out of Queen Mab 3 Mr,Waltob's b. c. by Overton. out nr-. Farewell - 4 tar T. Galetigoe's be. f. by Sir Pear, oat of Lucy - pd Mr. Walker's eh- by Osertna - • - pd Mr. W, Lea's bay filly Nannette, by Screveroa - pd Mr. T. Itedllafon'a b. e. brother to Belle Vu e - .pd Mr. Irwin's b. f. by Overton, cal of Kilton'a MRdr - pa Sweepßakes of sop. each, for two years eld colts Sit. fillies 711. tolb. Two yiear. old's Courfe. Mr. W. N. W. Harriett', br. f. Mib Hornpipe Tragic Mr. Melllib's br. a True Baton, by St. Gump . I IA Ficsistiliam's dark b. e. by Plambletunian Lord Darlforon's eh. C. by . St George - Mr. Malb a eh. c aweilf, by Denton - pd The Gold Cup. value .cogs. by Subfcription of togs. each ; dime year olds, 6it. 31b. .cur year olds, 70. zolb. five year olds, till. jib. fi x yr old and aged, SR. I :lb.—Three and four years old fillies to be allowed alb.—Four miles. • ILA Stratbnion's b. e Remembrancer .4 yrs aa - Mr. Bowman's b. f. Sufan, 4 yrs d 3 - Sir H. T. Vaielrbr b. Bagarnan, 6 'yrs old Mr. Mouth's b. e. Little Joey, 4 ITS old IA Derlingtoo'a hr. e. by Orman, 4 yrs old Ld Darlington +br. c. by Buesard, 3 yrs old Mr. Garforth's b. f. Zara, 3 yrs old - Mr. Garfonh's gr. e. Evander; 3 yrs al - Mr. Robinfon's brother to Belle Vie, 3 yrs aid Sir M. M. Sykes did not name. Fifty Pounds for.,al.l.ases--3 yr olds, 41b.-4 yr olds. 71. 711.).—j yr olds, 811. jlb.- 1 -6 ye olds. and aged, 811. t slb. Mares and fillies allowed 31b. and maiden hones, &c. 41b. Four mile heats. Mr. F. L. Hodgfon's Stretch, 4 yrs ad, - walked over Dike of Hamilton'. ch. e. out Of MISS Pratt, 4 y rs aid - 'dr Sir T. Gafeol:ne's Dna?. 5 Vs " 4r Sir M. Winn'. bay colt Auftioneer, 3 yrs- aid dr Sir H. Waal:Boa's psi Wk. Sardine. 4pi old - dr Mr. Horner's bay mare, by Weafel, 6 yrs old, beat Mr. Stymie?* grey filly. by Delpini. 4 yrs old, a feather each, four miles. Mr. Hornfey ttaked s jogs. to toogs. . I . . ' 4 . • I P 4 . id d thole i• of a ire that a of the d them say fase the. are attics of CCUlraty , A fo ktn SAL defeet. ta of the al towns ha whole it of the 1, to the d'Aa -I,IA, has 13th can- Fitch was eaks of a prepared. hut .t we would be, ronueni e we h.o. f a menu• early as Arrant era prop lane relic ; and leer of in. tufGa, the we, in im adverted enlight -1 light on n the of medals :endsrAier Jit 01 tilCia Among the !aft arrivals from the Continent, we I;ive to ant ounet that of the celebrated Dr. &Morn. Laft week, Estzassrn Moans's the celebrated Doetrefs of King Sand, whn pretended to work mira cles, was brought to bed of a daughter only, and not of twin,. as the had predifted. • It is rumoured. that Ot•tuld Mrs.Tnoatrron win her siding wager, the will nest be matched againft Lord Eatess.ar'sfi e ying CgILDIAIk. . )4f S: Tuourou's equeftrian expedition brings to ourrecolleithost she d,cumftauce of a Lady having engaged, on a bet for a confiderable turn of money s to ride i thonfand miles in a thnnfand hours, which the cotes:o4l4)g heroine aanally performed. This wager forms a - labial of a paperin the Mier, written by Dr. Jouster:sm. It is a mistake to fuppefe that there is we p'reedews for a Lady running a race.—We are told by VIRGI L, that Can't-LA Was accustomed to tun on foot agaioft the winds, and to diganes !. , em ton -...•-eerftque maim pnesertcre 'cab:Vt. The faation among the Pariflan Belles is W wear upon the left terhple a Paradife plume reverted, 'With the end of the quill concealed behind the ear, a pm. fufinn of efiantoadr, and the hair in loefi curls Upon the forehead. lAN ois did not take any of our Chinamen; but he went eff with (tying colours. Boa ar•R re has placed himfelf in 'a fituation fir:sitar to that puediaed of Esau :—" file hand is against emery man, and every men's hand is againft him.' A piece, the produtlion of Mr. Lonocstamrs cal led "Few, Honk," Falfe hindelly," has lately ' been damned MI the , Parilian boards. It is no wonder modelly fhnold not be permitted to reigns even in haion, in France. A play entitled " we Gregacierr," 6' The Crettitors," his met with the fame fate. at which our readers will be as little furprifed. Marriage is now•fo much the rage in the. fahinnable. avesekl, Hymen does net reeteire the Itipport a( the fete among the Greeks, Oaring the celebration of which ri the e ld:imeas were allowed to beat the aid lat. chelort with nut meley. WALKING Marcit.—Yefierclay the great walking match th.te has ler ( •me time be en pending between P au lMks:mosso, Efq. and ---v— Tottarr, Efts. was decided. The former Gentleman was to walk againfl time for eighty guineas—ten miles in two hours — thirteen :miles in three hours. The Harrow-road was the phice fixed for the walk, between the 3d and 4th miles-stones. About ten o'clock Mr..: Mr-raircw.fer (4, and walked the ha it fir ntilca in one hour and fifty feenads. In the t wo hours he had allowed him for the full ten miles, he with cafe performed eleven ; and completes the din tcen miles in two hours and twenty.five minutes. A Court Martial was held on Wechtcfday the Sth inflant, at the Bo g le Inn, in Newport, Fly of Wight, for the trial of Ge..rge Smith, Joferh Knott, and Betties:tan Bevis, di uniniers of the Newport Loyal Volunteers, on facial charges preferred againft them by Colonel Oo a- APO DSR, Commander of the Corps.--Smith was charged a ith being abfisit from parade on the sth inttact, which charge tie ing proved, be was tentenced to be milted half a week's pay. Knott was Chat get! with not regiilarly attending his duty, and partieulatly with being ab fent on the sth iutiant, which charge being alfn proved he was ft nteneed to be mulled of fi ve , weeks pay. Be'-jarnin Bevis being reprted to have elilsoted, and entered on board the Metairie fri g•ae, and the patty lint after him not being te tu:ned, the Court was tinder the nectffity of adjourn• iag until Friday the soli instant. On that day the Court then a(fe;o' 1:d at the aline: Inn, f•r the ; trial of the laid Deli iinin lievi,, on the ii,l;owinz ; 1 ; s o,a• g ,•., viz. n,l, for not i eg,:eletly attend;l:g tl.e sued:': 2J, for ahtentir 1 1111 l relt on Saii,laF, the sth tuttent, and ati:searilig t.n the Meade, the the regimen: en that day retinn=.l r. , :-.1 exrrei!e) very drunk : sd, for matt cross ana mic,:laiier like behaviour to the Dram-major, and fechaing the other drummers to a neglea of their duty Inc appearing with the regiment on Monday the Oth of Auoitil, when reviewed by litigadier General Ticst,..i. unregimentally drefled : sth, for d:fett:•ni i twin the 11..1 regiment. on T.I.:WAy TM ni,,g, the i 1:11 trillion% The wh: le of the charges ti..- n :7 craved, the Court, alter cunilletatica, lcute . ..ccd tam to re . 1 -.ties 50 lathes. 11171.17412 r. Dublin Waterford Yeßerday the Kenfingtnn Volonteeri, Lieutenant Colonial Wittig, were reviewed by his Royal High nefs the Duke of Ca stilaloC I, in their field near the •workhoufe, Kenfington. His Royal Highnefs was pleafed to exprefs his extreme fatiafaftion at the whole of their performance. At two o'clock yetierßay afternoon the City 011 Weßmintler Loyal Volunteers affembled in Well- mintier Hall, under the command of Lieutenant- Coldnel VaNst . The St.. James's muttered in their drill ground about the fame time, under the command of Lord Ara Haler, their Colonel. Both . Corps drew up on Buekden Hill, in Hyde-park, about four o'clock, when General the Earl of BANIIIIRY took the command. Lieutenant-Colonel JiN who is alfo by his office of infpeltor a field-officer, reviewed them, while the General ordered them through all the moR general manoeuvres of a review . and fham fight. The whole of die Sic James's were obferved to be a very excellent body of foldiers 1.-and of the Wellminfter' the Infpalling • O ffi cer compli mented the Light Infantry, Captain Satraps's, in the firongefi terms, both for Readinefs on the march and for aaivity in fkirmilhing. It was part eight ' o'clock before the whole marched off the Meld. • Rev, iew.—Ttiefday, about fix o'clock P. M. Ids ltoval Highnefs the Duke of Yoe& arrived at.Llowls on licrfcback, from Barham Dona COMP. a'cl Wednifday morning he proceeded to review the troops, and infpet • the Cattle and works at jbe heights; the Dover compiniea of the i If • ba • tralit of Cinque Port Volunteers affembled ar their' utital place of parade, at fevan o'clock in the morning, and marched to the North Wall Meadow, at the back of the Cattle, where the other tzar:pa affembled alto, cOnfilling of a detachment of the Royal Sine and Artillery Corps, the Oxford Militia. Leieette, Mid dlefes, and Surrey ditto, the Volunteers, (who muttered very firong) the whole between and One men ; the line was formed en potence. the Doke came into the field about eleven o'clock, when me line at open order, prefented arms,"the different bands Bruck up " God tare the King ;" after which the ranks were doted, the troops formed open columns aad marched round both,in 'ordi nary and quick time, in a very Ready and foldiei lik4 manner. When the troops had come upon their original ground they wheeled into line and filmed after whie.o the Duke quitted the field to view the works at the Cattle; the troops then formed a column of fubdivilions, and marched home. The field was too (mall to admit of any of their ul'tal manoeuvres being performed, and was crowded with all the &Woo and; beauty of Dover aiidiis environs. The Duke, after taking part of a cola colla.t .o, let off for Sandgete. to review the troops at Brabant Lees and Shorne Cliff. • INVASION. COPY.—(CIRCULAR.) n MT Loan, Whitehall, Augnit to, i11:4. d I have received His.kor T's Commands to commuoteste to your Lordfitip the Weltered p a rticulars of an arrangewent to he adopted in the kraal counties of Urea. Britain, in the event of the Ineaficm of the country In force ht . .ele enemy His MAJESTY relies on your seal and elertiintin idyls)* effca , within the c,ont committed to your charge. to there reAdations, v.hlch to the fop peed crilis may beconn indifpeoG le, for the purpote of preventing the conflation which, in the fi moment of alarm. might other. wife :wife, and of the utnioit importance with a view to the omrs- Mons of His Maria re's army, to the protealoo of the prop-rty of individuals,.and to the internal peace and tranquillity of the country. v 1 rennet that your I.rodfhip would infirm me. with as Ira deity of pofible, of the mimes of the illegiitates to whionslou would propofe to entrAt Om different divifions within the county of and you would communicate to than the heads of the peopled arrangtMents,and concert with them as to the mod effectual means of carrying Hum into complete Lactation. It is cifential, that the Magiftrates who are thus moploytd. ihnuld, if polfible, be perfont not holding comcnifinos as Volt nteer ()Zeus, uori,..hle on any other ocemmt to be removed loan the county in which they refidc. " His 'Mail bi y has the fun. Li reliance that, In the event of the enemy (=ceding in making good a landing on the coaft of this kingdom, the loyalty and nubile tpirit ail claffei of his folic:ls willenduce them to (Ghillie to every facrifice. and to moor In every exertion which the fafety of the country may reader nem f• I fury ; and that they will he imprcad with the convie: that the .peace and good order of thofe &Refs wh'ch h tacked hy the mural, will comrilatite molt ff.:A.ll . or to Pin the election , of his forces in chafe parts at the couricy n:.oca may tneomc the theatre of the war, and of enabling hire. thereby to bring the crate in which we may be engaged to a (pertly and glorious ternduatioo. have only to add, that diredinns will be given to the Cameral. ot other OflV7cr commanding the diftriel in which the Crow y 14 . is included. to communicate with your Lordfing on the fultlea of the regulations, and to afford you real affiance in carrying them, if itinerary, into mccutioo. 1 have the honour to be, ate. MAWR/fit:MT. " To the Lord Uestenants of Comities in Great &iota." Illtr Arlo"? /OR TIII r???? , •171 0 ?; 0? COO ORDIR TO AD,o: CA3F OF AL1L".11.1,,A310N. I:4 ILACII COUNTY C•NIAT 11111411.4. A usga is. igcd ct The Macifiroes of each div;fion of the county rentainin7 icon.-, en fit dicily et a place to be akTointed In each diviSurs fur that' 'Coprocure o the truft..worthy hoof keeper* and . them to esti° themfelves to ferm as fpeetal °mashies under their orders, whe r e the fame hao nut been already done purfuaut to the SKCIIIT•iIY Of S Cores Cireolar Letter of the Bth of Nuvembi r loft. To be attended at Ute place appointed for each diviner , by an Officer of theVolnineer Force. if arty Mould reniald in that dort• lion. and by the Chief or Superintendent of the Speei'l Conitables carollod far that divide's. Such Volunteer O(5 , .r and bfof the :.i.ccial Conit..blca to receive and execute the Ord. rs of the Merl tr.tro, in prevmting and quelling dillurbanecs. in laa.rg up and conveying offenders to prifon, in (applying cfrorts toe all Military purTofeo required by :los General or other Oacer left in command at the iltitrid, and in futnithing a guard for ties county gaol or (ober Nikons, if a ...med. lionintrary to es ?c.c. - title:l, any impediments fhotild occur in the reaular fup,dx of difilreut hl.trkets, every affinance to be e'frodod to the ; W./ who arc Wit° uffcr to funrly rietn,and efeoct • to be grani...l In ea:ex °hi -c it may be rteeffary for then:cure railaw ..nd of :cattle and provilion. Tice , .I.lfion., ittcd b; patrol(' of it to fee that :.'.I pub'is-houlcs (thin site a. e orderly at..l rcitilarly coodua•d. acid, if thccu.ht y Cie ..to nye a. (uric Ico.itcr.. tt...v 1.1 IY der •!: t., inz all unknovris perfouo, who coui.t of that:raves, before the bleed:rate. A errtall to go 14rh r Iw pt.frnly ..1 to make thAr rrpon a. h utaritl rf Cue Co ft mK zi‘c 1 f .tta.tlelUt y and t' !u 7A.• Mapstro..ot rad, 0.1,1... to nun th, COllllO . /,.0i . .1 , 1 p.. t y l.lk I'h I.i v? roll IS, all ...411J of t • - to tl.c 1.6 ate. n ••~ :c:~ l.~p;ai •fIIN IV,IUTICA INTELLIOEWL ll °. T.' I : te H. I Fdi lan - Lin. ‘vitiu , c ,a.uty ! • . ..0 14, %) of waiitii.g r.stlict suau+rj Lit .111 lu' . ;ta•, a .r V•. Lad .:11 Artie. 1.1.1; , ., Bake It 44,1, 111AILB.THIS•DAY..—Vilad N. W. • AZII. DIM *RS,. Mt. 1 t Fireborgh o 3 1 Gousoburlb 0 0 PE NZAller, Ave. 21 , ..:—Yetlerchry the Live Oak of this Port, Appleby m ater, with tin, for London, railed under convoy of the itztocovimi cutter, Capt. STON SHAM, for Falmouth, where the is to wait con voy to the Downs. PLymovtu, Auo. Mr.—Came in the Qrs., of 98 guns, from the Chahnel fleet, to refit ; alto the PLANTA"; F NET, of 74 guns, fi om the Eafl lodiea.lafk from the Downs. _ . POLTSMOVTII, AUGUST 23.••••-Arrived the Skelton Caftle and Devaynes from the Downs. Sailed the Wits, a frigate, with the fleet under convoy for Lif. Oporto, and Mediterranean, and the Pascvia (loop of war with a fleet under convoy for the Well Indies.—Wind N.W. ' HIsf:iNESS, AUGUST s3.—Arrived His Majelly's Ship Ducky Esse from the Downs, and has gone to Chatham to be refitted. The boa armed (hip has alfo.arrived, with the T AAAAA Revenue cutter, from Elibwor—the former remains at the Little Nore, and the latter has gone to Deptford to refit. The DART and INDICTOR flooin are undocked, and will be ready for fea in a few days.' DI? AUGUST ay—Arrived the . MILLDROOK Schooner from the Northward, end failed with the Roust CNAILOLTI Yacht, and fevend outward hound veil - els, uneer convoy, to the Weftward Sailed the Zosaa bomb, for Sbeernefs ; Manatee Man of war, Adiniral Lord Ksire ; Rsousue and. .CI•TOR frigates. ODD'S finer 01 . war, BIASINGIV gan-brig,, Lean Kurth cutter, DST/4741710N, Foga, and Loctrei bombs. on a cruise of the •French ; the Matilda cartel, for the River, having clic. charged her French rifoners on board the Ardent cartel,' which has . flailed to the Weaward. Wind N. Gaselsoce, Aud: 21:—The Laos; of And front ibis port, bound to Virginia, was frke with . on the 14t11 June, by the Tofepb, arrived at tliarleflon, then in let. 37. long. 64. out 47 days. all well. Jane. O'hlar, at 'Amu from !settee. The Captain Writes his owners in .this town, that upon gettinr. a mile infide of the Catchops, a gale of wind front the N. E. obliged them to cut both cables, and hand nut to Tea for two days : on the third day got into Belem. s CieW all fafe. A letter was received laR week hum Capt. *Walnuts, of the brig Carleton, by his owns in this taws, which mentions the Cafe arrival at Madeira of the outward Jamaica feet on 6th June, under convoy of the AIWA* and Fey this of war: The letter is dated r 2th June, lie A.M. t which time the fleet WAS under weigh. At rived The Recovery, Boag. and Trio, Thom at Q2ebec from the Clyde ; Scipio, Moußort, at Co , k, and Tiaveller, Grindley, at Lobec ; both from' hCliCe. LIVIRPOOL, Attoust 23.--On the 16th inflate, :drivel from Quebec. the General Hunter, Kismet,- ~11nipiike oh the 15th ult. off the Ere of Beck, in 1ar.49. the Urania, from London toy Thee ' all" , the Lowers, AIIDIIIMS, from Briftol to name, cffthe 'nand of Anticoak all wcll.—The Alexander, Trinorsom, was left on the middle pAITA . ge by the Ariadne, in lat. It. long. 35.—The I.aurel, and Re trieve, of , his port, left Congo for the Weft Indies about the 26th June, full flayed. • A attiven—The John and }genre, Antlerfnin, front bass at A f or, Ra n ger. Wilron, from hence a; Botton; cilartivasi, W. I fni"• h nce at Virginia; Prince of Oldenburg, frost limes at V r ; Deaner& Mulqul,o. felon henceat &Zoos t Atbi , u, At- Isinfou ; Indulley, Hill, trout Dosnloica at London; Richard, War, too liryait, Caw. from Antigua at Dublin; Chriltoeber. Mercury, Diadem ; V, lie let and lady Hobart. from hence at Carr kleoqe. Mode. Iwo lawicl.4l at ditto ; Crharine. Put :cr. frt knee at Nov Orleans, and cpbca, Burke, firm brace at New York. . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. - - - Aar Caa•CSIND, At OLIST ‘3.—Palfrrlby,tle Bybee, 0.e1; son. Kitclicn;lenty, Warman; Mary Ann. Thompfun; hrs. peen Kuala. Metcalf; Mattbs. Forßert and Harnett. Mo. hill, than l'et di:mesh; l.aurell, Bergman; and Mk. from Hinhertik •Ilsompfon, from Jam lea ; Silva • itsrnett; Providence. l'atterfint ; T.:terns:lms, Campbell; Hetry. Brute; rides. Broderick; Fanny, Theiturkm ; *nal Nancy, W•rvon. frau M,tnel ; Phoenix, Brown. from Bremen ; Coro waft, Youtta,from Nerve; Sort., Smith, from Stettin; Phnt, 1!,,,,ft; Breakers, lindbutfl; Sophia Catharitia, jonaeme.; Fimit• lay, Friar; lacklny. —; and Al.iron. Norman. from ?anyway. Sailed ate Penelope, Brumfield, for Jamaica; Cerra. Robin6m, for itarbs,lues: Rivada, Black, Ns* hitttin;. and Maria Chaim., —, sok AallYflrthAt from Pillau—At 13- ' acrpoul, Aim. I. reenian, lrom Seville: and Minh,. M•Kcilar, from :Malfa:hufers..-At Belfaft, Nt*.letni. Nl•Crca, from 1-on- duo—A: li,i.mra•, Two Brot:er.i. (rem a—ln the Dmens.-kfaah.tt....----, from tia..lloga, William inb..fon. from t t t rn m CJ::13}111f. Ruler, frtrn Ncw Or• and Stephen, Kew I•46,—At Clvdc.Union, Wt!kie, from (thbec-aAt Vciat.r.ra. Rseb...rd, JMAI.I. from London. The hfneßisom, farm Lone.on far Arlica is carol - ea! on the coati offlica by two Frencli privateca a, after a fcverc ear,: termer By the th;l l.l. honlAs River, ii. sit Na•tfa.ll4, V. ' - July h, A e hcett rectiveJ. aos , A iimteti he • ct a !n. to from New Y, 1, tec,:i,,J !.) fdi !Jerald of e.:e Ith .C It .111% ,1111,(.41.1011 from Caplaill Sal/VICI Of It.: 1'.71.i.0l thy in he c-rnpiains last Icy .1 • t 11.7• acre 113 d tun awa) tacm tl.c va.arcl,ard ctalcacd on boat a! tile Arne e.c,an ab- . , i • f armer, C•ptam of wl''• tetuied at u p hen karma' , Tile men, al. .cnred I:mericAu arr iv r j in the l'Aitees . tu the 19th Lave been •r , at date • . '/ v ve, • ••., I°l Ntcy OI , t.c ;tat Amcri,..B , 1 :• -.... • . :'.• _ • ..; :. 2. el rc;•ort ; r c..re - .•t • ; . ...r 4 -..•0t0 for i The Ch -m,,. wiLsoh. I , n 1 V ircl;rl;lt. a Ilrn i.l the ~, • ! . .. r., •al cr •••:! .cr t..*:: ir..c..st- 1 l at h - , _ age t f ipe We le, it le. It 1 .. It'll ~, %, .l. 1 A 'or:. h. tiehor cs 1.0 M 1 ~'. bc apwitlito-1 , 4- •- -.--- to I. 3.14 La. 1 414 10 I sasnel‘s Ilogieci , a. ' , Ai h been. •,,tam: ;in .Z..:13-el",1141 solc., awl wahost a11,y . r...:.cia GA . 6...41 4. ` • , . NAUTICAL DISCOVERY. [FROM THE CALCUTTA parr, LUG. 12, 11.031 The following particulars are from the log-tiqok of the Hon. Company's atrr,l brig Waller. under the command of Lieutenant ALIXAVDER DengOSP of the Royal Navy, on her palfage from MalaccapiAM boyna and back : " Lieutenant Daiidfon, of the armed brig Waller, on his paffage from Malacca .to Amboyna, law a dangerous fhoal near the Ifland of SouroatOb IS Slwra), which appeared to be nearly even with the water's edge, and very Rap ; its length about half a cable eskl way; had a fmall breaker near the dle of it, acitwitbßanding• the lea was tolerably fmooth ; the Waller palled it within a quarter of a mile's difiance, and had 24 fathoms loft ground when abreafipf it at cne P. M. April IS. tBO3. When in one with the fouth point of Cannata Bland it bore N. E.: N. and the north weßelnmoll part, then in fight of the ifland of Sourootoo, N. 4 E. dillant about five leagues. " About a mile to tbeTnotbward and claimed of this, law another lhoal, which had likewife a (mall breaker upon it; as the Waller was carrying difpatches and had a fine breeze, after being nearly becalmed for eight hours, it prevented her Commander from fending a boat to etatoine it More particularly, efpe cially as it was attisitt feafon of the year which outdo it doubtful what paffage the veffel would make. He has fibre heard that a erican rebel was either loft, or nearly fo, upon there Cioals. " Having_a_ ftror,g cur ting to the fouthward , Lieutenant' Davidfun age to pars to the north ward or thofe Mantis acid • bich lie in the fouth entrance of the Straits of M being apprehen .five that if he went to the So ' them Co late in the feafon, he would beleeward of the Straits of &layer, to pee , gb them before the contrary currents would become too firong to ac complifh it ; the winds being light and variable, be tween N. E. and S. E. On the a9th of the fame month, at (even P. M. pallid over the tail of a fhoal, law the bottom clearly; it appeared to be of fine white fend, with feveral finall coral rocks, had only three calls of the lead upon it, viz. 9, t t, and 14.fa thcms ; then no ground with 40 fathoms. About three miles to the iouthward of this, at 9, 30, A. found the Waller upon the edge of another Moat, ap parently much more dangerous; caw' the !harp point ed coral rocks under the bottom; had fouodings 'upon it, from 8f to s fathoms, and then no ground with as fathoms. About four miles farther to the fouthward perceived near noon the vellel to be on the edge of a third (lanai, and again beheld the rusted coral rocks under her keel i had founding. on st of ft t 93, and tot fathoms; afterwards no ground.—o he two talk the Waller avoided, by infiantly ring the helm down, heaving all the fails aback, and letting the veffel pay round upon her keel ; the lati tude obferved when on the edge of the lalt mentioned flioal was-4, 37 S. and longitude, per chronometer , 117, 13. E. Finding the COT reut now letting to the ward, and having been three times on hitherto untnown dangers, the Waller hood away to the foiahward. dole hauled on the larboard tack. with a fine moderate breeze, and at 2, 42, 55. P ; M. the oh ferved longitude per Sun and Moon, from the mean of three lets of fights, was 117, 5, 20, E. From noun to the time :he fights were taken, the. Tad had run about 4 leagues on a S. I W. courfe ; from the near agreement, therethre, of the nbferved longitude with the Chronometer, Lieut. Davidfon believes 4, 37, S. and 117, E. to be the cc.rrea la. itude and lost gitude of the lift mentioned &nal. He lays, that he is not acquainted either with their extent or danger, from the fame reafans before given,fig not examining that lhoal off .Sonrootoo. Ilse fights for the latitude and time were taken by a Ramfilen's (extant I thole foe the longitude by a Troughton's, and all of them seder the moft favourable eircumfiances. " The Chronometer varied about half a degree from the 18th of April to the i 2th of July. " At the time of taking the difianees of the Sen and Moon, there were four illaods in fight from the malt-head, at ix P. M. they bore E. by S. half S. dillaate 13 miles; they are low aud woody, and can not be leen farther than Seven or eight Itagies. From not feting any land to the Wellward. tuppoted them to be thole called Nonla Combs ; if fo, their pofition on the lateft darts extant very ill agreed with the bi titude and longitude deduced toms the above obfer vations. and the bearings and di a anees of there Meads from Iwo Rations. Toe Chart lays them in 5, th, S. and 116, 4t, E.--Lieutenant. Davidllth 5, S. 8. 1 1 7, 9,E. it The Waller in returning . from Amboyna to Madras, (leered fo r, and madetetwiftmas Mans!, which the palled about eight ',gigues to the fouthward. It appeared pretty high land, and a b out fire leagues in length fcom EMI to Welt. Lieut. Davldfra made ite latitude 10, 32, S. and longitude (by three tingle fights per Sun ana, Moon) log, 33, E. Navigators differ eonficterably in the longitude of the illand, and tome of the new charts have omitted it entirely. pro ba bl y from a dangerous tnitlake, or a doubt of its es ifteoce." Captain FAULIIIMI is appointed to command the &ohm' liigate at Spithead, Tice CAlst.sin Duty. Captain Psapasna is appointed to themcoasimasti. of the Zs sa• bomb vedci at Dc.d. Lieutenant Sea as is appointed co his Gap Pasouili, hound to the Welt Ine.ies. - - - - - • The Du c e fit ' Kew?, with a v.r.v y from England, arrived at Eilincur the roili _ _ The }Day, with a convoy ficim Yarmouth. and 11:e SALLY, with a cunroy honk the Chltueys, are art;ied at Vrineur• - The (hip. and T Reveone cutter, horn Ellincur, win :6 under r .tur.,..4,iriv:d at Cie N••r: yel..e:Cay : t'.cy csper , enc 1 I vi.4oot SAO on their paLge, atitts tepataied Lretal cif the convoy. Extritel Cr . a letter from Honduras. dared Tth of tly The Hon (loop is app. ir.ted to e..tivoy the (hips from hitti,:e, and to fail urs die 25th ii,it••• Letters from on board the MoucHisos, of 16 puns. dated (*.titmice, 15:h it a (141,... they were oat el! ten that st..tinto tb-0 .t•totma• net 1, a 4 bee* d Ireeral I.tlech gun-et beiug in a bay net , t-t. Tlal $ aid that uf cparatior.s were molting rend la iviotr‘aseop. with haw other vetf.ls of ber slekriptiwos tootndu to burn and deltroy L them, if they canta be cot out. i s i