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IV. C , ,a , rel ei t h e BritishGovcrnmer.t; but the garrison shall not be Cogida l ; J ed as ;nisei:no of war.—Ans. In consideration of 'the brede o e fenee which the garrison has made under severe privations, 4164' , Aoy o ar t erns will be allowed : that the garrison of the city o S.:Mu D om ingo. and the forts thereto belonging, shall march oar tha Clads With all the honours df war, within the spate Of, fatty t ir days front the ratification of the present Convention ; the ogk e ra shall retain their swords at.d wearigg-apparel, and shall • sent to France on their p a role , n ot to bear arms against Great ue rritaie or 11.1. Attlee for the space of - three years, or until a puce Lltalt take place, unless formally exchanoed; the Non-commis. - stoned of fi cers and Private.; shall ground their arms, and surren si,!feoni,„riees of war. to be sett to France for the purpose of , ; ar ty etchanovel ; and the whole to he transported to vjr.sia' 4. ic ,o thefirst instance, from whence conveyance will be • to take them to their destination. Ar ill an individuals of both sows, condition or colour, . • - " rea d, o r Spanish, that shell not with to rensain in the City of Dera . . ) shall i 6 the delay of tett days be transported at the ex pence of the British Government, or its Allies, to tlie t „,, red a loe s of America, or tie the neighbouring Windward or ic" e ' wer i w a nds,—Answer. The French civil inhabitants and t h o se Spaniards Who may havetaleini a volontarl part with them. shag be per mitted to evacuate the island of Santo Domingo; and there shall be a complete amnesty for the space of 6 monthalrom t h e d a te of the ratification of these Article+, for anyspart of their c onduct previous to the surrender of the City of Santo . Dpiningo, whirl lopaee of time the evacuation of tlhainhabitarits shall, take place. Art IV. The garrisonand cvcrY date. indivhdeal mentioned in the above Articles, shall Gary away their traggage,:eciaproLogi• papers, and movea'ote property of every Ma.; • astlehry.shaltipoi l Allowed to sell what they do not wish to-carry away.—Answer. Actual private property of individuals - o[ every description, wilt be respected an d s hould any difficulaies.ario: in the adjustment ; of this Article, they ate to bo reforiedso t conumwioners, to be . frinu a ntA k ; ,: effect by the coati:Whig patties, viath poweis decide tbereou. An. V. All French subjects specified, in the nil article, residing in the City of Santo Domingo, or iu any part of the Fait of thii Nand, who may remain therein after the evacuation, shall be pro._ tected, and their property respected of whatever kind it may be; and $ll.ll have one year allow:d them to dispose thereof, tt.em so„, or by power of attorney.--Ans. Granted on condition of their cioullit.ohig themselves to the laws of the country. Art. VI. Mire shall be allowed a delay of twelve days to the Administration to regulate its acentuus; as also to the Commis sary charged therewhh; the Paymaster and Controller shall be. . allowed to carry widi theist all papers belonging to their respcc. the depaettrients;.—Anf. Granted. A it WT With tepid to all pipers deposited in the Regis:el:a' u Well as those belonging to the °See of the Civil Department, Crown Rents and Property, tbent'shall be nontinated two mutual Coominiont-sfrOm the Law Department, to decide on which shall be ciariedaway, and Which left ; and in case it should be de tiled that the whole is to remain, Public Officers shall b- ?semi rated to receive the deposit of these archives, who shall be ans. -so:ruble therefor under the immediate protection of Government. —Am. Vaned. A r e. -Alithe sick anal wounded, civil or military, that are unable mho shippl.-d awry, shall be confided to the generosity of t he English, a.:d.under the ease of two French Surgeons ; they shah be tinder tliecharge of the jlritish or their allies, on condi tion of thefessich Governmenrauounttrog to -‘ for this ex. I .. them reser at theenhe in FM/Cr.—Ant. C reated. - A rt , ig.-.All prisoners of every grade; %neon, an/ eonsiltion, and especially Mr. Francois Daurnas, shall he delivered up mu. tailplane &by of eight days after the - rettlication of these pre. mos.-Aar .Granted, on condo on that the French prisoners 'et delivered es, Share the late of the garrison, as expressed in "Article If. iusd that the French on their part -deliver up at the sittestimi to the Britid: anti their allies, all Spanish prisoners they:entities in they possestion. Art. X. The troops and persons who shall be embarked in con, frirairy with the present Convention, shall be supplied with pros" visions Hering their passage, at the expense oft the British Go.- % e . err ens sit nee. albes,prepWleorrahly with their own people.--. Ans. Granted ; be ratielefede accord/mite the pritish regule. tior.s. - - ~... '0~" ‘. _ . ! _ . ~_ .. Art. Xi Ai eifcculties talilltvtay oculist* aigard to the taw onion of this Convention, shall he terminated amicably by Coe hissiponsnootinetztea each side. Granted. An. 'fro** '`Assent ;IL ale. tfar*ion of the present, acd Of* I itisinCifi :Orme ttateat;*4l:l4l4lokottageo *half be. j esciongist—Asia t • ts'. i p.SlagesarF_ nedessafts.,Alte knitner Of :the tortioerng pirtiu s it .s ibNcitpt,tuaq*St I ,....____,_____- i ~., •-• f _ i _ ay. ,. • --, . ••• • Arti ill, All the vessels :el Yr41:414 .,_,_ 4 A C 7 4°P4 d....f u- s. w ' l l:,e it Neutral or allied powers, i s ,l4t May .irt - otv - ',Domino in the twenty dAjitrlt.r.titiy, 44MA Llri reacuation of * rlare,ssall vette voizOitttect g,461051 gifbtes., and shall be . al. losretlre • awareildt their. 4r:heseMl ereevs under ,passports from tha • " Ciansinodork•- 7 40is. Rdused. • ',. I • • An. XIV.. 'fiat Siding velvet shall li::. ;Bowed.* ati . l3rilisla• t uits C ‘Tgawsiots ADlAll.Prl t reeet4srry the present Conven tion, old the dispi,tite f "thh . -. icntil Commander ie Chief,, to iranee..-Ans. Rofelriedtoljiht 'Mesita( Rowley, Ctiniman *Ain C . bief of Ms BritaSic.Midep!p f ,.stips and vessels on the . teak-Ascalon.. i. • -.- . 1 411 ' VN9lOtte3lsin of present present convention, Fort n naiscia, coition y. . too St, °some,. and.the setlombt qtr the Gram; shall be put Inliatiession of his Britannic Majesty's Irwin nultheir allies, and the Inch garrisonS that guard them shall wine out with the bonuses of war, and join the remainder of tin garrison ‘.f the City of Santo DuininfO.—.Ans. The present, coerettignshill he rarif.ed as soon as possible, and at farthest at twelve ti clack to-morrow, when, in addition tis the forts nien lioncshhlthe-artkiss, the Western port, or Gate of Condi, of the 4: . ity; shalt he occupi e d by a detachment, one-half to consist of ..iritish ton-ps and part oft he:Spanish regiment of Porto Rico; the 'tiler half of Ftraell troops. "bite remaining part of this article is rrinteci. • • Art. XVI: Commissaries shall be immediatoly nominated to emirate the present convention, and receive the artillery of the "arrive and abets, military stereos plans, and other articles the , e‘liventligovernineitt leave tothe British and her allies.—Aus: "'.en: shull he pretr.rel a repert .of the state of the forts of the 4::ty, I:lf:tiler with an account ofrll in-ms,.lastnauition, store Of .t.s, goods, merzin•..diae, amitreasure, belonging to the French lexarneut, or to soy public trading company under its protect t . ' 7 i 4 Ck teed! :se: formally r‘nrigared, and signed by the Cons. .. alers charged wit is dte esecittioc of the present capitulation. .; , a. !n the City o$ Fent° Deming°, this tab day of July, and is year at our Lord, ISO& .. ~ (Signed) - • , Zlish t;ontrnissioners. Jolt; DVan, Captain, Repel savy. CJItIST.NI If EU, Lt. C. D.Q.M.G. • Mo wins. CAVA Lyrae, Capt. aW. •Josstu 10AQ. DV. MONTI: Fasces. VA ssine:* * Colonel of St h Regiment. Fasas,Cesmissery of Marilee, and Chief of Admiuntralion. ,- ..sti d i ne l'tls day of July, 1809- (Signed) • Roost Lars Caamtchar.t., Major-General, Cotentandiag. Ida diritanulic Majesty's Friers before the CsitY . ol St. Domini% .4:.i v d this 7th day of July,.lBol, . .- : (Signed) WIWAM Pang CUMIIT, Capt4:a of his Britannic Majesty's/hip Polyphemus, and Senior Officer in Conetwand of .his Brittle. inc M of Santo borni4ls4. ajesty's dips 'Ad Yet4l-6elere the City . .. • • .• •,.i.La . .i;•. 703 a 47 of Julys lB o 9 . ~ ' ( S tg ritd) • • . • ::•"- 'eSAilten Eli Ris Molt As t oinniander.in- Chief of the Spanish Army id.ehe island of ::into Parsing°. .. . •••:. :Sias day, rho ythi day ef.tely, 1809. (Signed) J. I;.‘ seines, Csoaloander-in-Chief of tile french Assaris the City of St. Domingo, '! 4 '•64 Ca:maise:estis. Ctmietissionc»%. AM - ARAI:FY-0 FrICE, SZPTEMBER 5.. 11: Tetv.! trans Vice Admiral Rowley, C'brArUareer la • : 7 Skips sod Vessels at Jamaica, to the Ho. • s.V. W. Pole, data/ at Port Royal, July 13. -.! have the honour to acquaint you, for the in cf the Lordi Commissioners of the Admi -I'.tY• that iris Majesty's -sloop. Tweed arrived here ' 13 from off Saint Dousing°, bringing me a •aratt.l captain enutisi of tise . Polyphemus, t . 4 • t "cins; the,woondOr on th e 4*;instant of. the 47 .93 temipoimg. the: garsiwo of duit • " I f 4:43; h'. Casidte and tiieerasagg l irg r i l7. " 1# 1 • 1 ittrinktiSifinfroned . will 'Mike ino;vii to theni ",' cettkleits - Of the squ a d ron down t d t h e peewit?. ca p . !elation, and the terms on which the garrison lid 'sal - rendered. The mt.:vier y vigilance acid unreznitted' exertions, of the officers and men .comp sin t'he crews of his .. -e . Majesty's ships and - vessels Awe* in the mergirt*, employed during this short bet Vigorous blo ckade,' under the immediate orders o f Captain CtirnbrOsave • Ain-aimed most essentially to accelerate - the reduction .1., of - this last possession of the enemy on the Jamaica station. The fullest testimony is borae. - by Major- General Carmichael to the cordial support which he received from them after the arrival of the British troops, nod I have no doubt that the conduct of Cap- ' tain Cumby and that of the officers, seamen, and ma- , tines under hie orders on the-service, will be distin- guished by their Lordships' approbation, as it has already been by ''tine.—l have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) B. 3. Roney, Vice.Adeniral. ' "• Polypbsanus, Aurora, Tweed, Sparrow, Thrush, Griffin, Lark, Mosale, kleur-ile-U-Mere, Pike. ~.„,: • : Polypheatus,'off the City of St. Dom go, 144 7. , ••Atee-LI-have the satisfaction to annownc e to y ott t he 'surrender of the French garrison in the City of St. ' Domingo, by which event the whole of the former 1 possessiteis cf the Spaniards in this Island are happily i restored to the Spanish Nation. In detailing the ope- rations which led to this result, subsequent to my let ' ter of the 30th ult. I have to inform you that on the 'following day I anchored at Caleta, and in compli ance with a request from Major-General Carmichael, put eight of this ship's lowet:eleck guns on board the Sparrow sloop, to be landed at Pelenqui for the use of the batteries to the westward of the city: In the mean time, the Major-General and troops tinder his com mand had advanced with all - the ardour and :lc tieity that characteri s e Bri t i s h so ldi ers i n t h e i r ap - I pro:tales to the enemy, and taken post at the 'church iof St. Carlos, nearly within musket shot of the walls, and. had cm off the communication between the City, and Fort Jerome. The General commanding the French gal ruin having sent off a flag of truce pro- 1 ,posing a cessition of hostilities for three . dayS,Tbeg leiVelcieransmit you copies of his letter and rily, rely. •On the Id instant T received a communication !rem 'Majoiseeneral Carmichael, that the French General had made a formal proposed to treat for the surrender cf the garrisbn, and 1 accordingly directed Captain Deer of Ms httlestre ship the Aurora, to proceed on shore, and in concert with Commissioners to be de puted by the Major-General, and the General corn- I 'mending the Spani s h force s , arran g e the .terms of i capitulation ; the very severe squalls of rainy wea ther we here since experienced, so much interrupted our can muniCations with the shore, that the differel)t lkitfele's could not be adjusted till the 6th, and this i ttliflhey have been ratified, a copy of which,. I have -the honour to enclose'''. --This dispatch will be delivered to you by Captain i Symonds of the Tweed, to whose zealous attention in i i.conductin the sloops, schooners, and guard-heats, 1 during a c eseand rigorous blockade of two months, I 1 , owe consi erible Pbbgation; anctalehou2-,11 the services , of the-siteadr4yrehr e did me the honour to place under thy orders nattrieet have been cf a brillianinsture, I mutt limy be isernfifted ti, Iscar testimony to the unre- 1 M ittingpersiVeiti Cis ivitli wh i ch th e vessels I74in*ned 1 tild..itittofisisSige e eti.tthem, 'through all the variety of witsther itsci dent to theseason, on a steepanddangerous , siiemwhere no - anchorage was to be obtained, ns well laS to the vigilance and alacrity of those officers an dtnen ' mho. were _emploxed in the night guard-boats, by' whams; united exertions. the enemy's Accustomed sup ply by sea was-entirely cut off, and the surrender of `the city greatly 'accelerated.' I' , ,,strfist also, in justice to Captain Bert nf_ the Sparr4ii p ;heg permission to state the great promptitude, zeiaelend ability evinced , by that eacer in tfte landing the-lower-deck guns from , this'ship, under ciretimetancesof great dith - culty and labnnr ; taro of whichhe transported from Andre Bay ', to the East battery, a distance of near 30 miles across an almost impassable country, prior to the arrival of the troops. Of the conduct of Lieutenant Denman of this ship, r and the detachment of seamen landed from the squa• drop under his orders, the Major-General is pleased to speak hi high terms, and I have no doubt he will make A gratifying representation to you on thil'sub ject. The posts of Fort JetrAne and Fort de I'Ozama, -and the gate de Ccmde, arc occupied by the British troops this evening, and I shall lose no time in mak ii* the necessary arrangements for embarking the lkerisein,in number about twelve hundred, on board. -,.... usif. . . . I . Rcilmced c ! a ; , ....,,Aniq i prem. ' Thettlitpatches froth Sir Jonah STUART, annotnacing the surrender of Ischia tint/ Procida, c , ..e published. . in the. ca;etie. of last. night. The;, price was undertaken as a•di*ertiotl in favour of the House of Austria—a fatuity; dernirostkild, by its own pusilla_ nimity, to lueve been altogether unworthy of aid? In the same Gazette were published the dispatches of Major-General CAlillitefiliEV, stating the surrender •of the city of St. Domingo enthe.tithOf July. To this we have to aild,, that .letters from Marti- , niqne, received by a vessel arrived* Plymouth, in.l form us, that accounts had reached fiat island of the ' SURRENDER OF GUADALOUPE - to his Majesty's arms. The island surrendered. on capitulation, requesting to be placed under British protection. Should this intelligence prove cortect, which is highly probable, it will be extremely beneficial to our commercial enterprizes in the Western Hemisphere, as it will be the mean of rooting out entirely n nest of most contemptible, but very troublesome small priva teers, which were continually upon the watch, and often successful, against our trading vessels in that i quarter of the world. --- I .. SPAIN. :,- A vessel arrived- in the River yesterday from Bit ; boa, laden with skins and wool, after a short passage I of five days. We understand no molestation was given during her loading, or navigation down the river to Portugalete, and that three more ships, with cargoes from the same place, are hourly expected.— The information she ;as brottght is, that there are no French garrisons in the extensive range of coast from Santander to St. Sebastian, the whole of th e t roo p s in that direction having proceeded by Orduna, Bur- gos, and Segovia, towards Madrid and Santa 011ala' I to reinfo)'ce the array of Vlcsvia. We have had occasion to state the strength of the naval force at Ferrol. We now learn that the utmost diligence is employed to equip these ships for sea, and that the Government at the port is expecting jury masts, and some other necessary articles from Ply mouth, to accelerate that Wject. Their destination is for Cadiz. 'This precaution is - not ta.ken from any apprehension of immesh:ire aster., hutcas thOsarbc iir 1, is of difficult er,r2: - . 3 in malty directitmit Of the wind, and as the, French by a daring enterpiize might dls- i appeiat the object proposed, the Marine Department i at Ferrol has determined upon this measure. Thearmy of the Marquis de la RomANA was not precise/) in the position before represented ; he had not proceeded fur ther than the City of tiebdi'itid . rias" ready to march ••:: ~ • - • either to the Ncrth or to the4ohtli,' towards Michid, I ..:„. as circumstances should require.,. _ln the ;ream tune' being apprised of the abandonment :of the ports of Biscay by the French, General Ballasteros - had re-1 Ptived instructions to return to Santander; and i was ' already in that vicinity, w itt a coropetein force, with which the English frigates on that .station, some of Which had already arrived off the pint, were to co- _. •:, J. , I t operate, if necessary. - .. - - • 'When the last accounts tecetved*M Cortmua left ! that place, it was reported that tranAarquit had heen j nominated President of the Central Junta, and great beriefit was expected from the appointment of this distinguished Officer to such an elevated. rank in the SUpreme Council of his country. In Gallicia they I were apprised of the events at 'Talavera, and of the subsequent retreat of the allied armies. They 1 ',oak in honourable terms of British discipline and valour. It is said that a great many traitors in the , Viench interest have been discovered and punished in Corunna. .The populace, we are told, took summary j vengeance on these criminals, who expiated their per-,i lidy on the gallows during the night, and were pub- I licly exposed'on Seaffolds the ensuing morning as a 1 , • warniqg to, the di,,saffected. • , . • carrENtflußGl-1 MAIL. 1 ....We haVe received:Swedish Papers to the <26th ult. 1 Their content* are of some ioportance in a commer vialipoint.,44.*lon -:• PermissiQn it seems . hai been Iregisteti lft `tartish Minister at am:burgh, for all Swedish, ..' ! 1 :'..0 • ' , ~ . . • . ro,. ~ 244. u tiqtral vessels laden tilt erilli 1 with Swedisliproduce and furnithed, with authentic Certificates, to tuiload and takfr in at the • ports of Rostock and Wismar. -Ilife - aubjoin the oily ' other extracts from these paWrs'iiioithy of notice : . GdTTENBURG#, AUGU4T,24. . /-• i A report which Wet spapadio-day,hasgainecl some confidence, diat , the: PriateciAagustenburg had .been : *trusted in Norway, mid 'grit li is party 'hid taken up • *ruts to stippOrt his cause. '' . £TOG4HO.III.I, AUGUST 2s. . , His Royal Majesty has-received the f . ollowing Re-: port from General Count Wachtmeister : ' , -•-• - •• I , • - " Owing to the skilful arrnntements and unlVeliii6d exertions of Admiral Baron Vuke, the fleet sailed in a time of 36 hours from Hermosand to Ruta-road, e squadron, and dispatch them for Port Royal with. all possible expeditiOn. I have the honour to be, Sic. (,`iigned) ' WM. PRICE CI'MBY, Captain. tals. Rowley, Esq..Vice-Admiral of the White, arid • Commander in Chief, Ste. Sec. Ikt. • See Major-Geneid Cattni!hael's Piipatch, ile.ul-quarters at Santo Dom:ngo, lone SP, /OM I, Bugnier, Geueral of Brigade, &c. to Captain Wilham Pryce Cumby, commanding his Britannic Majesty's Naval Forces 's*- foie Sr. Domingo. ,Am —lf you should think it proper a suspension of. Millt es -m-ay be established for three ditys,; with al reid*Pto facilitate the communications between tm, you inaYlte persuaded of the frankniis of my intentions. 1 send.tn-you in consequence NIT. Falovre, Commis. ,eary - of the •Matine,.and Lieutenant-Colonel Eirrard, will' corivey to me your reply to my proposal. i have the. honour to be, &c. (Signed) J. nanoutt:e. I have' the honour to apprize you that I am about to send an Officer to his Excellency General Carmichael, with a proposal to the same effect. J. 3.lllQUlrit. Polyphemus, of the City of St. Domingo, June 36, tso9. S tit—ln reply to yoba letter of thia date, propgsing a cessation of hostilities for three days, I beg to state that I conceive no advantage whatever could possibly result from such a measure, neither can I for one rim- Mem agree to : It,. but in concurrence with Major-Go-' neral Carmichael, and the General commandir the - ms,,, nets of. Pokniel Baron Fletwookin the di. _c0t,,...- - • C l 4l lais i Fe. , . rectiott eff Bygdea. I have this -moment reeti l ied the -•;••••,. '' -.TART, ann ClUuCink I.Tepbrt, that Djekneboda 110 been taken : Captain nttblishedi Anderson, who commanded the first division of --"l•chstaseerso *as Wounded. I intend, as soon as pos. sible,• to push on against timea, and shall feel ex trcrneiy hippy in bcthg able to report to Tour Males= ty the reduction of that important place. • «G. WAcirry::lsrEq, - 0 Cotiimatcler in Chia of the Army o r t h e E ast: " itellijoilitaeri tatan , Abgust - 177 • . loming l / 4 .- to add, '' . TIDE . A14g1t,.. . .._ . . . • .. • - a vessel ar, By the Gazette of Saturday it appears, that Sir nts had reach. :Dam mm Dos . has bestowed"_ the Co/Wt.:lcy of the . Witiacgithent oithintielf. ',lt OF GI'AL Sir Darya is no* Colonel of the. Scotch Greys, one. . ns. The island - of the most luCrativeeppointments of the kind in the ing to be placed u. service—Colonel of the 95th Regiment, consist4ig Of three battalions- z-Governor c.f Chelsea Hospital-- !, . gence prove correct, u. and Commander in Chief II be extremely beneficial tk. Sunday and the day following seveka/ troops of thg 2d Light Cavalry of the German. Legion, which sin the Western Hemisphe, had been. disembarked at Ramsgate, arrived its of rooting out entirely n nest of Canterbury, • where they at present remain: A de. very troublesome small priva- tachment also of the Secend, (or queen's Baysl tinually upon the watch, a nd malthed on Monday ; and the retfiainder of the = • .. regiment, wi th the 3d King's*Own D ragoons, were a our trading vessels in that expected yesterday to occupy their, former quarters. Four transports froth Martiuiqtie, arrived - at Ply: mouth on Sunday, having oh board the reanainder.ef 'AIN. the French garrison taken prisOners there. TheY wore le River yesterday from it. landed and conducted to Mill prison, They.attrotant I wool, after a short passage to 600 in number, but in ince so sickly a state, that many of thern have died s landing: The transports ~stand no molestation was h 1 ave been ordered into quarantine. -;, or navigation down the The remains of the 63d regiment also came over that three more ships, with in drese transports; they are in a very sicklystate, and :e, are hourly expected.— have been reduced by sicknets and the chances of war •onght is, that there are no to the small :umber of 130, Several of the ptror fel lows died on the ir. way from the ships to the shore: 1 - Isive range of coast from Six transports full of French and Dutch pr : isoners, , the whole of the troops taken at Walcheren, but last from Portsmouth, under ceeded by Orduna, Bur- ► convoy of the Aturritvsr, 'Sir M: SEYMOL'Itp Bart. ar ladrid and Santa 011ala' rived at Plyntiouth on Monday. y i n. Wednesday last five large roppere d transports, under convoy of the'Derraeus gun-brig, Lieutenant state the strength of the Tomi.mson, arrived :it Aberdeen, to receive on board v,• learn that the utmost the 94th Reginient, or Scotch Brigade, which is / ) these slips foi sea, and under orders for foreign service. port is expecting jury- , I.ieutenant-Coloriel PErrir, of the 43d Regiment • avy articles from Ply- of Foot, who died on Saturday of a wound he re- . ceired in hisliarid, Was interred at Deal yesterday af 7t. Their destination terneon, with military honours. ' Admiral CasiPact.i., is not taken from any doing the duty at that port as Commander in Chief, ;er, but as the harb; . itr attended the ftinetal, accompanied by the whole of • actions of the wind, the Officers of the Navy and Army at present there. - • •• enterprise might dis-1 k.. 1 Y . A L 1 NTEL LIG ENC.E. Marine Departrner.t i , , s measure. The arm y. -- - ntillounr, SEP:EEMEER- t. ' ' • ~... _, Arrived, tilt (34ne.--...1 Idep, FLETCMEit, ' from I maim, for s not prect - .1) It L. in .ie London, out 43days ; B • , :er schooner, C&owr , from London, d not proceeded fur- fa Cadiz , itiOi b?!e goodi 1 , Boos • 1 _ y sc hooner, OTAWAY, front ills ' ready - to march I London, for Lisbon ; lane' Gallial. Dunn, from P o r tsmout h ; •• I for Oporto; sally, M'Cov s frera Gibraltar, for Ph mouth, with 14 . towards Nialid, I `wines and ruts-thirty Olys paNsage,and is poz uniler quaran ;-'ll3 ihe --,-"'"a a ir " I live. Also tt rived a Eeet - o: 55 sail uf . li g h t transports , un d er n e I convey of kris Maissty's brig E'r.tates, from I.isbpp-13/ days ent-of die putts of i passage-passed through a large outward-hound fleet task_ tut) 3allaqeros had re- morning, oil toe Lizard.-Yesterday atrired the T*oise A ore , • ship, from the hlediterrenettn-'no nests -,..Saifeetbb darthe - Patriot sc..ooner, 'l'nus•utivr, isith a caste's:4'We ids .- &e. ft:* ntander, and was h pet.e),t force, m ' , i di i Lisbon, . The Expreis Packet, -whit Mails for Catliaalso get under weigh, but WAS obliged to /come w to anchor, owing to so station, scents of ; many shipping in the harbour, which Prevented her gutting out.' ant t , were to co-' PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, SEPT. 4. - , I Arrived the Amethyst frigate, from Fleshing, last front Ports- • I mouth ; and the Fancy - cutter, front Rochefort ; she has brought • om Cortlnna left I over rir4 hte acrintcaptain of the Gibralar, and a Lieutenant I who is to be promoted to the rank of a Master and Commander, ' larquis had been ! for his gallant conduct while commanding a Ire-ship in Basque enta, and I;reat 1 Ruads. • Arrived four transports from lVartinique and six fiiim Walo intnient of this , therm), but last front Portsmouth ; No.u-s Senora de Begone ted rank in the I Spanish brig . M. X. C•g.NI'INA master, front Bllboa t _bound * London, with wool , !i.e.; American ship Ontairo, DAttizi.l. m Gallicia they I V YL aster, from Villa Nova, with wine ; Morn* Star cart , went, and of , front Morlaix, having carried over some French ptileohers ; .Dle. 1 patch,Wrotioum, Crorn London, for Rio lat.eiro; -IYege, Cot.- rmics. They I Lizi:;, from London, for Parbadoes. liscipline and 1 The . Milfiu - d,7.1, and is Rhin frigate, were paid wirgesto-day, preparatory to their soiltrg. 1 - aitors in the , poRTsmoUTH, SEPT. 5. I punished in 1 Sailed his Majesty's ships Resolution, Nereus, and Prince Wit - Fain, is the Eastward ;, his Majesty's ship Brilliant, w:th a few 01: summary ; vessels to the Downs. His Majeey'sal/IpPort Mahon is gone out e d their per-.j of harbour. 7 WiudE, ,' I were pub- I s .. 'tc DEAL t.r - rrmagß S. s li the Zf'phyr stoo p ! on a cruiser Vag . arae ditto; with a ai orning as a f convoy to Ow Xastward; ' Ftilelte. frigate; for the Nore; and I Sprightly cutter, with disparr.hes for Eltrshin,;. I YARMOUTH, SEPT. 5. I Arrived thie morning from 4:iatenborgli, the Auckland packet, I Capt. T. Ilittouei :and has loaded a Mesaenger, Mails, and some t ".Bth ult. 1 P as.w . • nitr : i . : . •1 FROM - LLOYD'S LIST. : - "•ester,,,'. . GRATIS/14Di ,¢l et, 5.--Arrived the Rising State,. Adam, - Pont eitail)ton.-.,iled the Courier, Hubner, for Ootteniptrght Aire, Herhert, for Cadiz t r Union, Bello, for StockhOlm ; acid . -New Galen ;Hinckley, for Boston . - . '- • 'The Captain of a 'vessel bound "front' A rchatigei, ' 1 :which had been • captured by the erreni,.and afiet wards : ttaken. and sent into the Downs, is arrived .k - London. He states, that eight ships, froth `the same I !sort, had been taken by the enemy, one."( Mich was *valuable ship, of 700 tons, called tha Nepttlngs. • The }callus, Beattie,/from Malta, has been taken, .tetaken, And carried into Valencia. - The Courier de Havanera, ---.--.-- , --is from Spa to Vera - Cruz, is talten neat Honduras. , . • , • The Proselyte, 13artion, from London; is ahived Sit Barbadoes. ; __.....-;,..4......,.....-. 1 CORN MAR NET, _MAitt ic-tAx 1.--.•--To4lty these it bet suit St.ilsly of Wheat, adn prime samples are soniewhat,_ dikater,4l,oll for seed, upwares of f.1.04.45er ‘t!arter-r-Barley iikurstit in short •opplr and rittintaint its write--in Malt ced.while Peas little variation-'mercy, and Betitutrof the teen filitits,iiitritielt lan pricts -there are considerible•swptebil of Cist4tood hooter[ best guilty are quoted darer-AtOpe 4104 1 114041h4tt• is , dim }set-'lane Amer: ton 435. to its.geT hand, • - l' • RNSI4 ciraisscr At Itiont I . 1010 r.: • -, • , ova's* SU. 412,-• ' I, .- ' `via, ..,. .4.: . - 'llektaitio,•4l4:dis. ..;,i. : 10islis gib. less s4s ~ • , • Poland ditto, sag. a9..04. ~ I,Pisholorditio,' soak •• 1 i 1 • IMO 5964 SAM dn. 4..41 I: 'i . 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