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LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Confols, for money 6a44—for ace 641. Excheq. Bills, 3s. preen.—Omnium dif . PRICE OF S I'OCKS YES TERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 6 1.1 India Bonds, par is. dil 3 per Cent. Confols 63ilf Excise. Bills. Is. 4s. pre. 4 Pee Cent. 791 841 Omnium f diC c per Cent. Navy 961 971 97 Englifh Tickets 211. Long Ann. 174 9.16 ConC for acc. 621 Accounts were yeflerday received from our fqua dron off Rochefort. They mention that 7000 French troops marched through Ferrol, on the loth, towards Portugal. This does not agree with the intelligence vv4ich las been received through other channels. Letters have been received from St. Peteaburgb, dated ()etcher 2d, new Rile, which Rate, that the na- tive merchants of that city, in fear of a rupture with England, by which their intereßs would have been affeted, difpatched a deputation from their Body to the Minitler of Commerce, who, in reply to their enquiries, Rated, that the fudden failing of our mer chant:inn from the Ruffian ports was not owing to any hoßile flips being taken by that Government, which, although it had received many provocations from England, he (lilt allured the deputaticn, was amicably difpofed to this country. The letters date the cootie of eschange to be riling, and barges with hemp to be coming down the coun. try. Only (even Englifls flips were at Crondadt, where the swarth .ufes were cleared i f all imports at high prices. But as all apprebenfions of a war with this country had foblided, hopes of the immediate re vival of sommerce were entertained, and !hips daily ;vest! frop; England. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the London Tavern, Fozhole-Brea, Plymouth; on Friths/ the 13th day of November next, at ten o'clock in the forenoog, riiHE HULL of the Ship GRAAF SUNARtOW..... Alfo her Maßs, Yards, Sails, Anchors. Cables, Standing Pigging, and a Quantity of other Sores.—For Catalogues apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. By Order of the C.easatiffinners for the Care and Difpofal of Pruirtan Property, H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 196 Pieces Brandy—. 4 Ditto (Spirits) Ditto 44 Half Pieces Red Wine 17 Ditto French White and Pieardon Wine. Nang part *idle Cargo of the Dan& adp FOR TUX A, Van Cain pC.I2 osafter, coodernosd as Ptize to his Majefty. A few Tons Campeaehy and Honduras Logwood, and a Nall Quantity of Grinding Stones. Alto, s Double Barrels $a Single Ditto GunpoWder. 41 Half Ditto 39 Single, and / • "0— uamageu =am y Half Barrels 5 Barrels Ball Cartridges For Catalogues. Samples. and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, elymotth. BY PRIVATE SALE, FORTY Bales of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL, and 42 Bales GEORGIA dietb —For Samples and other Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN I.AWKER, Merchant, Ply mouth; or to Mars. SMITH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBS, London.--Plymooth, October ii, acy. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. LEGHORN, SEPT. 7. The entry of the French troops into our city was fo unexpeaed, that no one knew beforehand of their coming ; from that time their number has increafed to 6000• General Dumoulits commands them. Two French Commiffaries arrived with them, who imme eiately ordered an embargo to be laid on all the Chips in the port, to examine if their cargoes confined of Englifh merchandize or not ; the troops occupied the ports and forts of the city. The next day the General publifhed a Proclama tion, ordering all perfons who poffelfed Englifh met• chandize, of whatever nature it might be, to make a declaration thereof within 24 hours, with an in junaion to every merchant who fhould not make an exaa declaration, of paying three times the value of the goods, which fhould be entirely confifcated ; be tides, no ship fhould leave the putt, and no perfon quit the city, until frefh orders. The Englifh have fußained at Leghorn, an incal culable 1011, as it was there that they have, for force years paft, fent all the goods with which they have fupplied Italy. BRESLAU, OCTOBER 3. The French troops polled in this department, con. fill of to,ooo cavalry and 40,000 infantry, belonging partly to the gth Corps of the Army which has been long in Silefia, and partly to the sth and 6th, which has lately marched into Silefia from Poland. The Bavarian and Wirtemburgh troops have marched from Silefia for the Mark. The French troops in the Silefian fortrelres are at Rively employed in preparations for their evacua tion ; the magazines are fold, and the hofpitals re• Moved. CORFU, AUGUST is. The fate of this Wand is determined. On the Bth and gth Wt. French Commiffioners and a Ruffian Colonel arrived here. The Senate was afTembled, and the Colonel read a difpatch from the Emperor Alexander, in which his Majeity declared, that he re renounced the rights he polreffed in quality of Pro teCtor cf the Seven ll:lands, and ceded them to his Majelly the Emperor of the French and King of Italy. The Colonel enjoined every one to conform to this order. The French Cornmiffioners immediately accepted the aft of renunciation, and drew up a Prete: Venial. —Since then goon French troops have landed here,' and occupied the polls of the city, and the different Corps de Garde. The Ruffian troops have embarked, and will return to Ruffia by the way of Italy and Germany. General Marmont has declared at Ragufa, to the general fatisfaftion of the inhabitants of that city, that the republic of Ragufa (hall be fubjeft to France, and united, as well is Dalmatia, to the Kingdom of Italy. THE EVENING STAR. BALTIC EXPEDITION. The fhips we yenerday announced to have reached the Downs, prove to be the divifion of men of war and tranfports from Copenhagen, under Admiral STANHOPE. A Telegraphic Difpatch announced the event yeaerday to the Admiralty. Great praife is due to the Commanders employed on this fervice, for the wonderful difpatch with which every thing was got ready to leave Copenha gen by the time agreed upon in the Capitulation. The iffand of Zealand was completely evacuated on the 21a inßant. “ YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 29. " Yeflerday afternoon his Majefly's fhip LEYDRII, of 64 guns, pallid this port, with about feventy fail of tranfports from Copenhagen, for the weUward. —This morning arrived the Swedifh frigate Freya, having on board Louis XVIII. and fuite, who it is expeaed, will be landed here in the courfe of the day.—We are all in a bale here, by the arrival of about !so fail of tranfports, laden with ftores and troops : Come of the Regiments will be landed here this afternoon. 41 a P.M.—A number of flips of the line have now hove in fight, fuppofed to be Admiral GAMBIReI fleet, but it blowing ire% at W. N W. and foggy, it is fuppofed they will not come in." ig DEAL, OCTOBER 29. The (hips reported in my letter of yeflerday to have anchored at the bick of the North Sand Head (fuppofed to be Admiral SvasHOPß's fquadron),. re -1 main at anchor in the fame place : in all probability they wait till the wind is favourable for them tv , pro. coed to the weßward. The Fylla, Danifh prize fhip, of 24 guns ; and the London tranfport, No. 136, arrived in the Downs, round the South Sand Head, from the Baltic. The tranfport has on board part of the King's German Legion : they Rate, " that all the troops were embat ked on board the Britifh (hips, which, with the Danifh fleet, patted the Great Belt on the 2111 inßant, and were hourly expedleJ to arrive." The following are the Danifh (hips of war under convoy of Admiral STANHOPE : Chrlftian VII. 96 guns Denmark 74 Three Crowns • 74 Skeold 74 Together with a number of frigates, fmall craft and tranfports, laden with troops and Danifh Rores. Some of the Morning Papers Rate that LordCATH• CART had arrived in town, but this is incorree. His Lordfhip bad not reached London when this Paper was put to profs. It is faid that another Expedition is preparing, which is to be commanded by Sir SYDNEY SMITH A number of tranfports have been taken up by Go• vernment within there two or three days. Yeflerday there was a Cabinet Council at the Fo reign Office, at which the Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of WESTMORELAND, Lords Flawkessuzy and MULGRAVE, Mr. CANNING, and the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQ_DER aßfted. Lord HAW/EMMET had a conference for nearly two hours with Mr. Canwrac on Wednefday, at the Foreign Office. On Wednefday Mr. Monitor the Mefrenger. ar rived at the Foreign Office with difpatches from St. Peter (burgh. Sir SIDNEY SMITH had a long interview with the Board of Admiralty yetterday. An advance has taken place in the falaries of the feveral Officers of Excite, in the following pro portions, viz. colledors from 301. to Rol. fupervifors, 401. collectors' clef ks, 401. foot•walk officers, 151. and riding officers, rot. per annum. The increafe in the falaries of the clerks in public offices is not general. It is confined to the Navy Offices. A veffel arrived yefterday in fourteen days from Memel. The Captain Rates, that the King of Praia was (Lill at that port, where it is underftood he will remain for the winter, and that towards the fpring he will proceed to Berlin. His Majefty is very popular among the inhabitants of Memel, who appear to foothe his feelings by every sianifeftation of a finccre fympathy in his fate. He daily walks and rides abroad, accompanied generally but by one attendant. His converfa►ion with loch of the inha• bitants as he happens to meet, is pettedly free, and of that nature which never fails to intereft the people in the fate of a great man, without diminifhing their refpeet for his Ration. His Majefty's habits are pecu liarly temperate, fomewhat refembling thole of our own Sovereign. He is on his ufual walk by fix o'clock in the morning, breakfafts by eight, dines by two, and takes a ride afterwards. His time for re tiring to bed is generally about eleven. The (hong marks of attachment which his Majefly has expe- rienced from the people of Memel, is fuppofed there to be the caufe of his long intended refidence among them. But we rather think there are other reafons fir his delay in returning to Berlin. Since the return of BONAPARTII to Paris, he has adopted additional precautions for the fecurity of his perfon. It is now forbidden to approach him for the purpofe of prefenting a petition. The followinb article upon this fubjed was lately publifbed by au thority : • Many perfons think to fucceed in their petitions by making indifereet and even culpable efforts to approach the perfon of the Emperor. Whims have occurred where, in defiance of all deco rum, people have endeavoured to farce their way through the Errp ror's guard, and to attract notice by loud cries. On Sunday kit, when the Emperor and Emprefs honoured the Comic Opera with their pretence, a young man forced through the perfons compohog their Majefties' fuite, for the purpofe of prefenting a petition. He was immediately arrefted ; but as the violence of his procedure was infpired by a motive which was worthy of 's cale, he was fet at liberty. Do there imprudent petitioners think that a fooliih audacity is more likely to obtain fuccefs than peti • Lions addreffed to the calm and vigilant juftice of the Monarch ? When there are fuch refources open to misfortune, is it pardon. able to hays monde to means wnica HAT U ADOPTSD sir GUILT ?" f:TTOBER Yefterday. being the Anniverfary of the Rebel lion and Maffacre of 1641, was obferved in the ufual manner; the Imperial flag was difplayed from Bedford Tower, and at one o'clock the battery at the park fired a royal labile. In the evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor entertained feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen at a fplendid dinner, at the Manfion houfe io Dawfon area. Yeflerday the t 6th Light Dragoons were reviewed on Shorn Cliffe by General PAYNE, and immediately afterwards the ground was taken up by the 2d Bat talion of the 9th Foot, which was infpefted by General Maw ttiNc ma m, in the prefence of Major- Generals Hors and Lord PA U LET. Major General litowsainG took the command of the 9th, as Colo. nel, and put it through a variety of evolutions : this is the only ad battalion, completed from the militia, which has pallid a general review. This morning his Royal Highnefs the Dtake of CAM ER ID° e reviewed the in regiment of Life Guards, in their exercifing ground, Warren's Field, King's Road, the back of Grofvenor Place. Monday the Royal Edinburgh Volunteer Cavalry marched to Muirelburgh, under the command of the Honourable ROBERT DUWDAS, where they will be upon permanent duty for to days. Yefterday the Bedford Militia marched from Hilfea Barracks to Gofport. The Duke of Gcoucirrae is Rill at Portfmonth. —On Wednefday his Highnefs, attended by the Hon. Commiffinner Gast', Lord Kerrn, Admirals MON. TAGUS, Sir Isaac Comm, and Hotline t Generals Et.t.inr, Sir GIORGI PRIVOST, EVILSION PORTER. &c. reviewed firil the North Devon Regiment of Mi litia, commanded by Colonel HMIs, thereafter the Brigade under Colonel GOULD. confifting of the Nottingham and Ayrefhire Regiments of Militia.— His Highnefs next proceeded to Southfea Common, and reviewed the brigades of Horfe and Foot Artil. lery commanded by Colonel TAILAOTT. He next examined the works of Portfmosth, attended by the Lieutenant Governor, and by the Chief Engineer, General Ev ILI to N. Yefterday his Highnefs, attended by the Hon. Capt. GRi Irt the Commiffioner of the Dock Yard at Para mouth, by the General Officers, the Staff, andisis own fuite, went to Gorport. After vifiting the works, he reviewed the Some rfet militia, commanded by Lord HINTON, the Gofport Volunteers, and the Weft Effex regiment of Militia, commanded by Colonel Du c K ETT ; and after vifiting the palmitin of war at Forum, he par took of an elegant collation at dichotic of General PORTIIR. He afterwards ree t iessed. the Eel Kent regiment of Militia, COMMMIe4k Sir N. DAI rH. His Highnefs dined with I,:titer ICti_rut at his feat at Puxbrook, and was rner 2 bt die Pion. Commiffioner GRIT, Mr. THIST4ITIMIITio• siriG. Pe &c. Today his Highnefs hoopqrsAdmistal MONTAGue with his company to dioner l , It keepdp- - ted that his Highnefs will remain througholit the week at Portfmouth, in hopes of facing the Danlfh fleet come into harbour. A Regimental Court Martial was affembled on the tsth inft. at Mrs. Smith's, the Golden Lion, New caftle upon Tyne, the head quarters of the Sunder. land Volunteer Artillery, on Serjeants Nicholfon and Laws, and Lane. Richards, gunner in the Paid corps, and continued by adjournment until the 23d, on a charge of " riotoufly and tumnituoufly affem bling, with a great number of the men, and demand. ing payment of monies not at that time received." The Court were of opinion that the charges were not fully proved, and did therefore acquit the prifoners. The Court were further of opinion, that Serjeant Nicholfon did deferve cenfure for not reporting the infubordinate (late of the corps to the Commanding Officer, and they cenfured him accordingly. It is obferved, that a love-tick pair, in their flight to Gretna Green, lodged at the Angel, and on their return at the Bunch of Rue. The Annual General Court of Proprietors of the Albion Fire and Life lnfurance Company was held yefterday, at the Company's Houfe, in Change Alley. After the Report of the Auditors had been read, it was unanimoufly Refolved, That a Dividend of 6 per cent, clear of Property Tax, be paid to the Proprie tary at Chriftmas next. A meeting of the Commiffinners for the City of London took place on Wednefday morning at the Land Tax Rooms, in Guildhall, to take into confi• deration the Bill for regulating the affament and collation of the afraid taxes, of which the CHAH• cat•Loa of the EXCHEVER gave notice laR Sefton of Parliament. Several refolutions, which a Commiffion had previoufly drawn up, were moved and carried unanimoufly, expreflive of their difapprobation of the principle and various claufes of this vexatious Bill, and a Committee was appointed to confer with the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEVIR on the fubjea. At the clofe of the Poll yeßerday for a Common Councilman for the Ward of Cripplegate. the num- bers were— For Mr. Baoww 1 4 1 For Mr. Duos - z2B - - - Yefterday died, in St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, the poor man who was burnt on Monday laft by the accidental breaking of a bottle of zthereal fpirit of vitriol, in the chemical laboratories at Apothecaries' Hall. The great attention paid to the deceafed, at the Hofpital, refleas the higheft credit on the medical gentlemen who attended him, but the cafe was too defperate to be relieved. He was opened, to obferve what effea the fire had on him internally, afterwards carefully fewed up and conveyed to St. Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars, in which parith he will be interred. CORN MARKET, MAR IC•111115 9 OCT. 3o.—This day's fupply of Wheat is rather inconfiderable, and the trade (till continues heavy of (ale, at a (mall variation in prices, but inclines lower—Barley is rather higher —Old Malt is dull in Pale, at late price-White Peas at lefs—Grey, and Beans of the two kinds, are dearer —Thet e is a tolerable fupply of Oats, and this article at little fiatuation—Flour fcarcely fupports the quo. tation. OINZIAL CUIRROC Al •INDIA. What 381 SOS iSos per v. Grey Peu,64. posod Fine Ditto. 62s 651 od Beans. (old) 575 dip od Rye, (new) 40. 451 od Tisk Ditto sas 57. 04 Bartel, 40$ ahead Oats, sea as 325 Malt, (old) 64• gas od Poland ditto 335 354 04 White Peas, (Boilers) we T 4 SS Potatoe ditto to 56. od Rape Seed, 221 251. Pin Flour sos a ssee—liotontle 451 to sot. W. N. In the River, Yarmouth ' Leith, the Pomona, Wilton, from 'Archangel—AtLane:alter. the &villa, Brown. from Petalburgh—Off Scarborough, the Providence, —; Succefs, —; and the Hanbury, Hague, from Peter(burgh —At Archangel, the Harriot, —, from London—At New York, the Sufannab, Wilton, from Hull—At Philadelphia, the Lavinia, Barry, from Hull—At St. Thomas's, the Crow Ifle, from the Clyde. • Extraet cf a letter from Petertburgh, dated 29th September .— " We are lorry to inform you, the Neptune, George M'Taggart, from hence to Grangemouth, was lately on chore at Worms, near Roily, with none of her crew on board, the loft her feremaft and fome of her fails, but it appears no other damage has been fat• tained ; her cargo has been unloaded, and the is now ready for fee again, if a crew could be found to take charge of her." The Railleur ffoop of war, and four or five of her convoy from Eli - Incur, which were on Chore on Leiroe, OR the 3otb ult. got GE One Brides velfel, fuppofed to be tie Avon, was leen on hors there fince the above date . The Venus, HaUenburg, from ElGneur for Norkoping, seas loft on the 3oth ult. The Admiral Colpoys, Cooly, of London, failed from the Gold Croft (Africa) on the 2tft July ; to such at the Wands of Africa for provifions, and to proceed from thence to Barttidnes. The Diana, Richards, from Dundee for Riga, is on more Hornbeck Bay. TO THS ma* COMEDY OF " Ti mIITTEN BY Mt. UtNI That " Time's a Tell Tak," you A truth each anxious Poet muft ZVI This hour arriv'd, what fears, wha The fabric of his vifionary joy! Startling, he reads alarm in ev'ry fa Which threatens ruin, downfal, and Hope's drooping pinions fearcely de The buds of ptomife wither and dee Whilft all the bafelefs ftrudures of t. Like dreams difolvl—" leave not a How (ball the Prologue civil, in fur Plead for your fuffrage, or your fa. , o Weak the attempt !—of confidence I At leaft one manly, bold appeal is A plea, to you ne'er yet in vain pre The Charter of our Freedom...to Then if ftern Juftice can afford no To mitigate the rigour of decree, We ftand prepar'd the feutence to And boaft at leaft—fbr courage to AEI In fuppliant verfe we afir no Critic fi The facred talk allotted to his tare ; Slit own the Critic's office wall appl A frowning friend, but an unerring Healthy, tho' bitter—wholefome, t Like Winter's froft, molt fearcking If, while our Author aims his feeble To lay the follies and the vices los,: Erma that thro the calm of focial I Sow the rank feeds of bitternefs and You fhould approve..-he'll feel a Pot Should you condemn—refpedtfully During the _performance at thi one night lill *eelc,, the audience dreadful confternation by the co performers, who being much in Prompter with a fword on the b, and fraCtured his &ult. The cu Jody. Monday night, as the Union )ard of the George Inn, Sunder %here it had been repairing, i ably three wheels on ; the far h next day between Houghton a miles from Sunderland ! It wa driver, It is a fad, that a gentleman moue people of the fir (1 lafhi pinion, was obliged to fell his cc iag regiment, is now a pauper oar gaols, for debtors. A &filing Buck, who has kortad his figure at Chelienhar folicitatioa altwo friends, been i irefidenee in the elegant (tone n Glaucener. It is generally furmifed, tb; lama, there woe Come very u NAUTICAL INT ELL IG ENCE. - TNEATA FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 27. M=1.1.1, Arrived, the MORRISTOWN armed brig, wit' L . .•.! tr,z . ' ' convoy from the We ft war d.—S a il ed, the cr !be a.lmirable perfor Charlotte packet, Captain Mums, with m a ih f in f d : t ibi. ,t this Theatre talc I n ;de to tail( the fpirits of th Leeward Iflands.—Wind N.E. by tr ._ introdu f t i on o f a new PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER a t. 4 t c French w o u ld call tine pia. Came in the LONDON, of 98 g uns , f rom the Frir im, wrote it fimpl net fleet ; and the Ezszenava, of 74 guns, from i' - ts, e u nder'L'nd, what •hr order to afcertain mig by Half, the produais n Eaftward.—Sailed, the Daawasr and Frunic, e 4 public ear from thr inceffan i guns each, on a crnize ; the Bazaars, of 18 gu ns, wirhout fenfe, by calling into the Wellward ; and the Coczavasca armed ili 'Pi ' keeping attention awake for a . PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 29 . • the Rid of either fiddles , flute Came into harbour, this mor n i ng , an A m were exhibition of prominent c Arti er ' tents of two or three leading a cruize. bthus call : laden with fait. The Caocooma is appoin • Si,. Matthew Meddle - take convoy to the Cape of Good Hope, and General Vanguard . SARACEN to the Mediterranean. The RED B A been altogether unfuccefsful, th gun brig will convoy 'rails in ballafl to LILA Colonel Clairstillc Bluntway Paddlle - - • In this attempt the Author by MONDE N, in his beft manna • of the groupe :he is reprefented 1 • evening, and the HAZARD, on her arrival, wif convoy to Demerara and Surinam. None of Lady Wrangle - ' Danifs veffels are yet arrived, and the wind or no plot, and is in no fitnatio broadly farcical.—A Sir Eau become unfair, they cannot yet be ezpated...4 A (loop of war and a gun brig are endeavouring work up to St. Helen's. (Ter of benevolences to all who Arrived his Majefly's Mips Pasta:Aar an d F in need of his affillance. Of the Lec, from Plymouth; Annabella Antoniettta, e ll; ~ in his own o n pini WILLIAMS, from Rochefort, for Riga, laden ' '. • ti l, s , tl; i i i true d iichart are; the ir lure f to be g fait, detained by his Majetly's 'hip DAPPER ; y o Frederick a Captain LYTH ; and les Bun Ede ' fucceed 1 '7 ... f dlir e mble with him, profperilr, he, and purfu BORMAN, from Riga. Dropt down to Sr . Hefei 4 is not altogether new to th ' sketc h ed in a mafterly 'lyric.. his Majelly's (hip STATIRA.—Wind N. W. ' ' . This charaCter, th. are the dupes of hi • not unamt SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 27. rous widow (Wrangle) who, h a The CALYPSO Hoopof war has this d a y boiled tl:• would gladly fi . d lace in th fignal for convoy to the Baltic, b ut no (hips ate y e bufband (G oland . lairvilk), t , ,e ... collated to go with her.—Wind N.W: thew. whom the latter v. Hold OCT. aB.—The Baltic convoy fignal is 'hilted rniiiiary profeffion tor the m o e • . the Cams() to the Elmer gun brig.—Wind N. t left to reek revenge t'r her dii merits of rural life.—The r ei t& OCT. 29. The ESCORT gun brig, Li eut . S MITI I r and the Colonel efcapcb furth• failed this Morning, after havin g h au l e d d own t i frol ' bajtic fignal, for Harwi c h, w i t h a merc h ant ad TOCRS Waa every t h i ng that t under convoy. The wind blows v er y ftrong fox e a. &assess ago and FA AL W.-birN. and the CONSTANT gun b r i g , Lieutenish !nuke to (ventral Vanguard a m Stings, is juft appointed to t a ke th e tra d e to t h e • nenddealerr t e o nt Sate, tate of , a that w if t . e he o Lady d h . y s i ee jargon, and Fuddle,coxcomic h Sound, but there is not any appeara nce o f h er hßw ail: a.tuhucTanfue and P l 4l p r i ' r e i t t , and c W a a to-days—Orders have this day been received at th e d a cefstul in delineating the lei Dottilard to receive into fore the cargoes, of naval falh'onable hotel. The piece, Iloieb,',Of so fail of tranfports from Cop en h agen , an d ultimately •• pleafe the million,' stAtverly ezpated to arrive. The YO RR ha t with cooficlerable app laufe. id fovea .from the River, at the Nore; the Co. The Drama of the Travellers . . . -otyarrai' -fiom . Chatham ; and the ZEBRA bomb, 'the firft time this feafon , lilt Di g - .-R o dspeain Biswi.as, from Copenhagen. of t h e beautiful mufic of this pie DEAL, OCTOBER 19 . •.• :'• . that the , nourr lie was crowded at a . ..Arrived his Majefty's (hip TILOMPEUSE, from . Hog was in fine voice, and b l with her ufual fweetnefs and I cruize; and the FYLLA, from Yarmouth, and remai had, however, to regret the able in the Downs with the (hips as per Taft.—Wind • who was taken fuddenly M. A W. N. W. i for her, and her part was, at tha • ARRIVED. .t filled by Mifs KELLY. The cha In the River, the Unfrill. Armftrong, from Pettrlburgisd-In i . thontrii of Merida, which STORAC Yarmouth Roads, the Friend&ip, Jordan, from Peterlburgh--At was very well futtained by Mrs. Leith, the Echo, Rodney, from Archangel—At Whitehaveo, the ~ PROLOGUE Pomona, Wilfon, from Archangel—At Lancafter, the Amiga% Y Brown, from Peteriburgh—Off Scarborough, the Providence, . TO THS maw COMEDY OF " TIM —; Succefs, —; and the Hanbury, Hague, from Paean,*, —At Archangel, the Harriot, —, from London—At New Yolk, Hull the Sufannah. Wilfon. from ull—At Philadelohia. the Lavinia. i " ThatWRiTTEN BY MR. HENRY Tithe', a Tell Tale," you ADMIRALTY COURT-DOCTORS' COMMONS. Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT pro. ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : Minna, Traub maiter.—This was a Bremen (hip, laden with a cargo of wine, and bound on a voyage from Bourdeauz to Portf mouth. In this cafe the (hip was reftored, fubjed to a proportion of the captors apace. ; and a (peek claim was diretted to be given for the cargo ; alfo freight and expellees were decreed to the neutral matter. . Ontario, De Nye tnafter.—This tvaa cap American v 60, 1 24 10 with a cargo of whalebone and oil, bound on a voyage troll an American port to Rotterdam.—Ship and cargo reftored. Jemima and Fanny, Sherburne mafter.—Tms was alio an Arno than veffel...—Further proof required. Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, before the Right Hon. EDWARD, Lord ELstasorotron, Lord Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Michaelmas Tam, 1807 z IN Tlll4. MIDDLISti. LONDON. Wedoefday, November Tr Thurfday, November IS Wednefday, - zY Tburfdzy, 19 Thurfday, - s 6 Friday, 17 AFTER Tll/4. Monday, November so Taerday, December s MUIDIR.—At the Thames Police.nffice, yefterday, Captain Chapeas, of the Dave brig Apollo, was brought up on a fecond charge, that of murdering J. Hanfon, his lecond mate. It appeared by the de pofition of Mr. Scott, the furgeon, that the deceafed being much reduced in confetti:et:cc of a fever, was ordered upon duty beyond his firength, for failing in which the prifoner feverely flogged him with a cat-o'nine-tails, and beat him with the handle thereof till he was unable to (lir, when he compelled the furgeon and three others to fetch him tome fire, which he put on the legs, tbigh.v, and other parts of the deceafed's body, and afterwards threw leveret buckets of water over him, (wearing he would teat his body open, and give it to the sharks; in confe quence of which treatment he died in a few hours, on the 4th of April. This teflimony was corrobors? ted by five of the crew, and the prifoner was com: mitred for re-examination, three moretharges being expeited to be brought again him. • -.2.1.1.1111MM1