Star. — London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

t i LONDON. Naval Etter, from the Yatds of WmAwielt bad P1y11611111,- Ordered to be printed. An Olker of the Comptroller ',lmports and leports,prefented forte meourna, which were ordered to Won the Table. SirtfiFOßGi CO Ft:NEWALI. preieo;a4l aP;idOut from the Psi. faun for Debt in Hereford OsoL—Ordered to Ile cat the Tabk. - Mr. VANSITTART moved, that the Id& Army of Rtferve Sufpeofion Bill be read the third time to-morrow.—Ordcred. And after fame private bufinefa, the Hook adjourned. THURSDAY, MAY 3. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Conf. Ar• money, 360—Ditto for May ace. 361 i. Reduced 514-4 pa Cent. 7i 72-- 014 S per Cent. pliiiNew ditto 9311... Long Ann. 16i.—Omnium 4 pron. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock ts if :yr Long Aim 14 5-01. 3 per Cent. Red. ,f3{} Short Ann. 3 1-t 6 3 per C. Conf. s India Stock 1714 172 4 per Cent. 7tt 724 Imp. 3 per Cent.s.ol dlv. 5 per Cast. Navy 91 Omnium, 4} 4 prem. 5 per Cent. 1797 9stif Conf. for acc. shift It, is not true that Mr. PITT had• yefterday an au. dience of his Majasry, as has been reported in fosse of the newfpapers of this morning. In fad, nothing further has tranfpired refpeaing the prefent political ftruggle for power, or the new arrangements which will in confequence be adopted, than what we have already Rated. It is only known, that the prefent Miniflry have iirteinsined to 'care, and that among the bell informed and molt difinterelled men of influence in feveral counties, there has been no (mall degree of alarm and anxiety excited by the prefent conteft ; fo much fo, that from different quar ters there were offers to call meetings, and to appeal to the voice of the people, that they might by petition prefent their 'Jiffies to the throne on the prefent occa lion. Minifters, however, refolved to fet their faces againft every attempt of this kind, as their obje& was only to ferve, not to hurt the interefts of the country, which they were perfuaded they could not do &eau. ally, oppofed and thwarted in every /mature, whe ther good or otherwife, by an oppofition, almoft it . refiftible, efpecially in the Houfe of Peers, a con 4. derable portion of which owes its very exifience to the ereative influence of Mr. PITT during his long ad miniftration. The Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday, not having arrived till after our Paper was at prefx; we mutt repeat the only things it brought worthy of notice. A letter from Genoa, dated the zd of April, Rates that Admiral Nti.eow has received a reinforcement of feveral (hips, and is about to divide his fleet into two fquadronc, one of which will blockade Tculop, and the other proceed againft Algiers. For Tome reafon or other, the anfwer of the Swedifh Plenipotentiary to the circular Note of the French kinifter, refpefting the confpiracy attributed to Mr. Dagen, was not publifhed in di* Measeea► with the other anfwers. It has therefore been publifbed at Stockholm ! • Letters from Vienna Rate, that Mr.Staiscre Sierra was at Saltzburg, on his way to that city, whence •Ife was expeaed to proceed to Triefte, to return to England by Pea. i An article from Ang(burgh Rates, that Mr. DR lIC Prrived there on the 4th intl. and immediately conti nued his journey, as was fuppofed, to Hamhurgh, in •order to embark for England. The Enghlb are ac eufed of fomenting the diftnrbance in Switzerland. 7 , The 211unieb Gazelle of the 4th init. Rates, that the Editor of the Bamberg Gazette, having inferred parograr? , againft the French Government, has been . fentenced, by an Eleaoral refcript, to fix days impri . (onment, to A fine proportioned to his property, and to be deprived of his privilege. The news from Paris is down to the 7th. It does pot appear that any Reps had yet been taken for the 'trial of Moar u. The Government does not feern to Ix quite eafy iefpeaing the deligns of the difaffefted, And arras continue frequent. The addreffes of the 'different departments prefs the FIRST COW SUL to fet tle the Government, and little doubt is entertained that the Chief Magillracy will be made hereditary flow blind Come men are ! Does the FIRST Coneys really believe, that it is within the reach of poßibility that his family can thus be created into a new dynaßy. On Friday night lett, the Jonge Rochoff, of Bre men, bound from Oftend to Marennes, laden with coals, was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, and to tally 101 l ; the crew were laved. The wafter of this I• veffel had his cargo on board fix months ago, and bad been detained during that time in Ofter.d harbour, 1 tinder different pretences, notwithflanding the moll favourable winds have conflantly offered for his fail ing. On Thurfday IA a peremptory order came down for him to fail, though the wind was then con trary. Upon his rtmonfirating, he was tol Ihe had only twelve hours allowed him to depart, and if he did not avail himfclf of that indst.knoce, he wonl,l not be permitted to fail for fir months more: under thole circiiniiianccsi: was obliged to put to f:a—and the fatal confequence to him has been as ab.sre 11.:::J. The mailer reports, that the people i i Oaend and its irseighbourhood are in the utmoll diflrefs. The foldias 'intended for the invi.fion of England are forced on board with no other hopes than difcomfiture and death, Ihould they ever put to Ira. ~/ The execiitiqn of the Duk e of ENr:HI!N hat crLated 0 the greaten Jirgail ; but the ptcylc (peak of this cir. 11 coral:ince ma:- ita 0 hifpers, fur fear of bong drawn out and fhat. :2 Jchii, at prcfcnt, Fretted Gkrry. GIBRALTAR. MARCH 4. LA night the Bacenarre Hoop of war, Captain Dash worm, arrived from Oporto, in foot days, to refit, having fprung fome of her malls in the late gales. Yefterday the HALCYON floop of war arrived from Lifboo, with the mails for this place. MARCH 7.—The Queen Charlotte Smyrna Chip, which was carried off from thence by the crew, who mutinied, and wounded the Captain, has put into Cadiz, where they claimed the proteEtion of the French Conful, which, however, was refuted them, and the villains were made prifoners, and the fhip fhip delivered tip to Mr. Durr, the Britah Conful. This goes by the convoy to England. We have had no accounts lately from Lord NILSON'S fleet. MARCH 21.—This day a veffel arrived from Mar feilles in f 9 days. The Toulon fleet had not failed on the zd of this month, though they underfkood tome troops had embarked. Two letters of marque had failed from Marfeilles, well armed, for the Weft Indies. On the 16th of February, Commodore PetaLs, commanding the United States frigate, made an at tack, ;n the middle of the night, w;th his boats, on the late American frigate the Philadelphia, lying in the harbour of Tripoli, fully manned, and ready for fea. They completely carried the frigate in a few minute., kaling allow forty of the crew, and driving the reit overboard, or into their boats ; after which they let her on fire, and completely dellroyed her, having only oge man wounded in the gallant affirm. (OFFICIAL COPY) U. S. triple Conftitution, Syracufc Harbour, Feb. 7, 1144: Joys Gsviro, Efq. Conful of the dotted States at Gibraltar. Deus Sia—l have the pleafure to announce to you the pleating intelligence of the capture and deltrudion of the Tripeline frigate of 40 guns, late the United States frigate Philadelphia, by the United States ketch luiretd, of 4 gene and 7o men, commanded by Captain Die aaaaa of the Enterprise, who volunteered his fervioni on the occafion. It is to be regretted that Ow was fo fitu ated that it was inipollible tu have brought her out. On the 3d 'nitwit t►e arii.Syren, Copula Brower, and ketch Intrepid, of 4 finny eel Inc the purrafe t and commanded by Captain riccA rola * with, jo volunteers from tbe Nuadroa, failed for Tripoli, with ordeal° burrlebasightein that harbour. This day they returned , bevies emitted my orders much to my fag failion. On the night of the iPtla, Captain Daceere a a entered the ►arbour of Tripoli with the ketch, laid her along fide the (ri sme, and In a gallant and adca.tlka manner, boarded and carried her mina all oppefitiao. After gaining complete poffellien, he proceeded to fire her with fuecefs and left her in a blaze, In which the continued until the was totally confumed. He had none killed, and only one wounded. The 'Fripohnes had between ao and 30 men killed on the deck. One large boat load made their cfcape, Come men ran below and periated in the flames, but the remelt part jumped overboard t the war moored dare to the batteries, with all her guns loaded, and two of their corfairs full of men, lay within half 'intact Cam of her. A fire was kept upon the ketch ►y the batteries, Satiates Cattle, and corfeirs; not a mufket or piftol was fired by our men, every thing war fettled by the fword. The Syne anchored without the harbour, to cover the retreat of the ketch, and Cent her boats to alit; bot, unfortunately they did Dot arrive in legion, as the bufincfs was aecompliihed, and the ketch cm her way sot before the boats met her. Had they got in loaner, It is probable lonic of the Tripolitan corfaln would have (hared the fate of the frigate. Very refpedfully i am, Dear Sir, yoer obedient 'errant, (Signed) ID. MILE. The lafl accounts from Lord NsLson's Meet are of the isth of February. His Lofdthip was then lying in Magdalena Bay, in the Wand of Sardinia, with nine fail of the line, all well. APRIL t.—The left accounts from Lord NrLson's fleet are of the 4th of March, when his Lordlhip was off Toulon with nine fail of the line. On the 28th ult. the Swirr cutter arrived here from Plymouth, in fixteen days, with chi - patches fcr this place; after delivering them, fhe immediately proceeded, without anchoring, to join Lord NEL SON'S fleet. The Countefs of HARDWICK' has failed from Dub lin in the Royal Yacht for Holyhead, in purfuance of a long meditated vilit to her friends in England. Saturday fe'nnight failed from Aberdeen the Marquis of Handy, Mt with about no re cruits of the army of rcferve, to join the ad battalion of the ,ad regiment. Monday morning, about two hours before day break, a tremendous ftorm of thunder and lightning, accompanied with hail and rain, came on at Brighton; the thunder, which (book the honks to their bale, created great confullon among the female pan of the inhabitants, many conceiving the French had aCtually arrived, and the founds which they heard, and the flafhes which followed each other in quick fucceffion, proceeded from the guns of the fort, and the ex*. lion from the enemy's veffels. A confiderahle alarm prevailed at Dnrchefte►, on Today morning tall. A report was circulated and for lonic time generally credited, that the enemy had effened a landing on Portland Beach. The drums immediately beat to arms, and the Volunteers re• paired with all priflible expedition to their relpeCtive polls. General GARTH, the Commander of the dif. trig, was fent for, and the military were in perfe.9 readinef. to march, when it was found that the whole w.a a falfe alarm, originating in the appearance cf a nornlter cf our own (hips off that part of the coati. T -itrn from St. Domingo fay, that a civil war tbli!:rhs th.i; Colony, and that the Negroes in oppo• to DIL 3fALIN 111 have taken the Cape. By the Specialatnr ‘Vhaler, which left St. 1 1elena the toSth of tfarch, we learn, that the (hip% EARL .%D4IIIAL GANDNIA. C AAAAA ON. and CAL• LUTT•, hntoeward•bnund, woe lot there; all" the BRITANNIA And GIORGIANA outward. The Huo• VAST hAd failed fat England. On the ifith nit. the Swirl. cutter, with part her cr‘i; wry, arrived at Elilleur (van NewcAllle i the nra j'rity of this convoy ate ilia miiGng. SPORTING INTELLIGENCL NEWMARKET SECONIVSPRING MEETING. MAY s. Fifty Pounds for 3-yr. old colts carrying BR. 41b. and Ribes BR. R. M. I.d. S , awelr. b. c. Sir David. by Trumpator • - t Sir C. Bunbury's ch.e. Wolper°. by Wbilkty - • a D. of Grafton'. b. e. Bugbear, by I'otBos • - - Mr. F. Nes:e's ch. c. Brsinworm Mr. F. Evelyn 's b. c. Bamboo, by Groure. • Mr. Howneth's br. c.by )Vszy 14. F. G. Ofborn's b. r. by Mooreock, oat of Emigrant's dam I.d. Grofvenor's br. f. Viola, by John Bull Mr. Watfon's b. c. Jeremy, by Mr. Teazle Mr. Wilfon's b. e. Stately, by Buzzard, out of Bening van's filter dr The Judge could place only three. Seven to 4 apical Sir David •-•5 to z astiolt Profpero—s to t spinß Bugbear.. Mr. Ladbrokes Jolla, &I- 4/6. beat D. of Grafton's Pie Nie, 71t. nib. Ab. M. SZ:gs.-7 10 08 Julia. The Jockey (Job Plate of Soto. to be run for by bodes, &c. the property of Members of the Jockey Club, 4-yr. olds carrying 7ft. 21b. 5-yr. olds gft: 31b.6-yr. oklsSß. ulb and aged 1111. nlb. B. C.. D. of Grafton's b. a. Penelope, 6 yrs. old . t lA. Sack wille's b. b. Dick Andrews - adst . l s Mr. F. Neale s eh. b. Bobtail - ... - - aisd dr. Mr. Howorth's b e. Strap - - 4 Sr. Six to 5 on Penelope. Sweepltahes of wogs. each, h. ft. Ab. M. Mr. Norton's c. by Sw, 111 t. - - I I.d. Foley 's c. by Waxy, SS. - - Mr. Ladbrokes Volaotlers, Sit. alb. Floe to a spina Mr. Nortues e.-6 to 4 amino Lord Foley's e —5 to s apinft Volowtleri. 14. Grofsenoes Viola, beat Mr. Howarth's Fiat, Sit. each. Two yrs. old 300g5.6 to son Viola. D. of Grottoes Pardo', )ti 51b. roe. 70p, from Mr. Howortles Malta, 6ft. 61b. AS. M. scogs. MAUTICIL INTALLIGANCE. PLYMOUTH, MAT I.—By letters received from Lilbon, dated the 2t ft ult. no mention whatever is made of the lots of the APOLLO, and fo many of her fleet,, as the public papers have already Rated thek :letters were received by the packet which is arrived at Falmouth, after a paffage of nine days. The fame letters fpeak of the lots of the Htw DOSTAN, of so guns, which fhip was deflroyed by fire in the Mediterra nean: they mention alfo, that the SWIFT cutter, of eight guns, which failed hence a fhort time ago with difpatches for Lord hiscsott, has been captured by a French privateer, after a fmart anion, in which, it is reported, the Commander was killed ; it is added, that the difpatches fell into the hands of the enemy : if thefe reports are current, more will be heard of them in a fhort time. Came in the Panics Funs tics, of 6 ¢ guns, from the Channel fleet, with fick men. Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Filmic', of 98 guns, and Moss, of 38; the latter with five Captains, to fuperfede or relieve thole who have now Commands in the fleet, but have been lately promoted to the rank of Rear Admirals : failed alfo, the Re- SOLUTION cutter, with a fleet to the weßward. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 2.—Arrived the WA LT HMI , . yrow Eall Indiaman, and feveral outward bound Tails, from the Dawns. Wind E. S. E. DIAt., Mar z.—Sailed the EORT*Ltif frigate, on a eruize, off Boulogne. Came down from Sheernels, the Bow arr• !loop of war, and remains in the Downs with the reft of his Majefty's (hips as per !aft. Wind little at E. S. E. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Enterprize, LAWSON, from Africa ; and the Wafhington, How. LAND, from New York. The Sebaftiana, FRANK LAND, from hence for Jamaica. (one of the fleet) is 101 l on the coal' of Portugal, Captain and Crew Caved. The Maria, RITSON, from hence for Tortola, (alto one of the fleet) 1 , 741‘ loft ad April, on the coaflof Por tugal, the Captain,his fon, and part of the Crew faved. The James. Paos, from hence for New Provi• dence,and the William Knox, from Dolton, run foul of each other laft month off Madeira, and the for mer foundered. The Captain, gunner, and boy drowned. Capt. AIOCZWILL, of the George, arrived here yet terdry from Philadelphia, (poke on the roth inft. the Telegraph, Moot FS, from hence for New York, long. ss. 30. lat. 47. 31. out nine days, all well. Captain Poacs Lt., of the Polly, arrived here on Saturday from North Carolina, (poke on the t7rh indent the chip Paragon, 131111 M, from Norfolk for Hull, lat. so. 42. N. long. 24.. 30. W. out 27 days; all well. Captain Tmossas, of the Sally, arrived here from New York, fpnke on the 23d March in lat. 43. loop. 36. the !hip Jofeph, from hence to Portland,out 33 days, all well. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAViItDID. MAT 2.—Paled by has Mnry's dap Swallow from Bengal; Orlon. —. from Palermo; Iwo Brothers, Swifs. from Eanbden ; Snetkett,Bloot, and Jo Vans, Leer, from Catwyk, --Salted the Amazons, Kltchcn, for Peterfisurgh ; Geode Hoppe. Roender ; Ago, Moderns Kroft Tondsc Margaretha, Jun.; and Hoop., faction, for Andterdam. The Hibberts, from Honduras to London, is captured and carried Into the Havanna'a. The Spy.aork. from London for the South Seas, was at Rio Janeiro on the sift of DteCmber. A letter from Oporto. dated the t tth ult. fiat& that In addition to the lots of the Apollo's convoy ady known, are the follow ing, viz. Peggy, —, klizabeth..-.—, and Peggy, of few ; Jamaica. ---, Ficlen.—, and Fortitude.—,of u - NJ: , haven. bound to the Weft and the D.ana, of Liverpool, for Tortola. The Quip Rizby, with part of the 46th regiment on lir.t I and a brig with merchanilee. h..re been taken, u.d ratekrn Barba doer by the Ofpree Onop of war. The Union, nib, from Poole for Scrtfouodlat d, Is ....kneed and carted into PatTage. DISTRIIIUTION OF PRI7F-hIONCY. The Coop ?.Inuch.tur. for the rceapirte of the fh‘o.,rt Riling Sun. and William an.: Miry. ill be p..id on her artrtal m ,r-t. A dieributrtmoe the Neer. captured by the birrd . utter Sneer ref., will be male oct Luard the laid e Lure, at Piymu, eh, before flit proceeds to fca. 1 7 f.r Inv the capture of h %%min GnlidaJ , w9ll be rid oo Nlondiy et tr. at NJ I abn lira et, in the Adelpbb hr fhp. underrairnt:a Neal. fur the c I,Otilree and reraptorr4, aa.aatot tht tr names caprt(:al, well to paid tht lure taro- and ram tor. tor the Stant" eta I.A.T lOU n, recaptured fore date. I 'Atple. for %finery: I r4II:.II.IMJ:Ca. t'..rolone f.r l'Aurorr. at .1 la laTrrc. rpoedy, for Gm , . ft. ft I v .111.ert. 4. on the td hritanr. y•olt. I Itc Revolottonnatrc, f or t!,,. ...rturr of I'lltrot•.! ch tot t chant thin. 1•111 br paitl th.lr itttrt tan hoard the K. volt r..ln• suet at Portironuth. nn Thurftlay ate. ;d of May tltitt t!ay.) Trot' y, I.Bt !tte EA!.turc rtip On t.. be Weclrrf.'ir t'be ltot% inft. at N. 9. N. w Br , :A t rra I 1..• Akmf na , for rim 11:p C,.ccor..lA, rud a. No. w, J.lan-ltrcct, Ask.eL., as Musaday dic ;,t init. ICA C war !NM &SWOT. ' EXTR/iCT O► • LETTER ►RO& •M OFFICIO/ OF MIS ' pury'S SHIT CARTIIIOUT, a•TED OFF (Ma. •TAIL 3. 1804. . " His Majefty's flips A►OLLO and C•a►a►na: failed from cork the 26th ult. with a convoy of fail for the Weft Indies, to which defination former fbip was direfted to awn them, and t6e • • • • ter to a certain latitude. " A' gale of wind look place on the night we Cork, and continued during the ecfuing day; convoy was, however, kept snug and co - Heeled, a proceeded with a molt promifing appearance of . pleafant pafTage, until the very night of the unfore. feen, and utterly unexpeted d,iafter f a &rafter, whole occurrences can only be afcsibed to the felting of a current to the Eaftw.ird, which earria the con voy into the longitude of Oporto, when, by their reckoning (taking that of nine in ten of the (hips cornpofing it), they were more than one hundred miles to the Weftward thereof; trolling to which reckoning, a courfe was fleeted by the APOLLO (the Commodore), and the majority of the, convoy, calcu , lated to clear Cape St. Vincent ; but between one and three tLis morning, melancholy to relate, the APOLLO, and five or fix and twenty of the convoy, went on (pore on and near Cape Mondego. Whe ther all the Chips are loft, and their crews have pe- Mind, I cannot inform you; but I trufl the At MIGHTY will have refined from the waves, and (bred to their families and friends, the greater part. if not the whole, of the valuable lives, fo unmated ly, I believe I may fay unjrecedently, thipwrecked. " The Caaysforr having fplit her main and fore topfails about midnight in a moll violent (quail, and the wind loon after beading her three or four points. wore, in order to iscr. Gc ad of Sore, about two o'clock in the morning • but, obfervioi that the Com. modore and body of the convoy were out of fight, (he again flood towards the more till about fix o'clock, when, perceiving f I fcattered Gips an der a prets of till, with their heads to the northward, (he again wore off bore, and, about nine o'clock, hailed one of the convoy, which with difficulty had cleared the land, and reported feeing one or two fail on (bore. At eleven o'clock, the Clarendon. Briftol, reported her having fern 26 fan on bore (mealy Sifmatled), among which the feared was the Commodore, the laS certain fight of whom the had was about three in the morning, then burning falfe fires, blue lights, and firing guns in the diredhon the (hips (at daylight) were feen on (bore. She herfelf very nearly efcaped thipwreck, having be labially among the breakers, when the molt providentially wore. The wind Sill continuing dead on more, Ilrong apprehenfions were entertained that, as it blew very hard, feveral (hips which efcaped in the night mutt have been driven on More in the courfe of the day ; by carrying all poffible fail they however held their murk, and, towards evening, the wind rhoft providentially Stilted to the northward, which enabled the CAILTIFORT to eollea 38 fail, wherewith the is now proceeding to their place of daftination. " I mall forbear making any comments on thi moll lamentable event, further than that nothinl could exceed the seal and attention 9f Captait _Mos and Fall/HAWS, in keeping their convoy to gether ; and the promptitude and celerity wherewith Captain FAN smAws collected the fcatteted !hips which were fared, and proceeded with them towards the places of their deifination merits uncpalified approbation ; and will, I am pe rfuaded, receive from the Owners and Underwriters, their molt cordial and juftly-doe thanks." [The names of the thirty-eight veffeh fared, were given in our paper of yellerday.] Aaa man...At Comes, the Tipp Saib, (Mks. has Selamaah- In Yarmouth Ramis, Nereus, Spilken , from Drama At P 1 ....tit. Coaftantia, Cooly, from Barcelona. At LiverposkOsorga, RA well, from Philadelphia, Nerurns, —, and N. 8.& from the Coaft of Spans. At Scilly, Ceres, Formlkor, bola Wks( York ,witi damage. At Cost, Brothers, Omar, Am Leman& At Londonderry, Live Oak, Spence, from New Yeah. At Open% Speedwell, Dun., from Newcaftle; Landau Peabat.-.-, bin Lynn ; Kangaroo, from Daintiest/I ; Aar Aliales. from Plymouth; Jupiter, Easing, from Port fmuoth ; 011ue Brawl( Wants, and Amphitrite, from Hull; Vlse, Lewes& ham Guernfty ; James, BMW, from [with; Ann, Gees. from List. pool ; Mentor, Hutchins, and Three Brothers, Reid, ham Looks ; Draper, Maddox ; Catharine, Took; and Swift, ki`Carthy, Irma Dublin. Arrivals at Gibraltar from the t R to the 3t R March. The Erik% brig Polly, &banks Donna, t 9 days from Pip month, with fugar and cots, from Maws sad MakaiThe ling. lift brig Amazon, Mark Kittle. sp days from Faknotuk, wkk fait lift for Palermo-l'he Er ghls brig Hope, Thomas Whiterry a . 19 days from Plymouth, with fundry merchandise for Orinitar. Engllfh brig Margaret, James Pibbard, 19 days from Ply mouth, with potatoes, poet, butter, aid talon,, Far Oilleaksr-• The Eighth brig Aftdoe. John Walter, 19 days from Plymnoth, with fait flm for Alicant-The Emil& Alp Pelican, William Broad, t 9 days from Plymouth, with tin, muffins, and fundry mer chandise. for Sminia.-The Enna brig William, Anthony Rat. tray, 19 days from Plymouth, with herrings for Veniat..Tbe Englit brig Adventure, Georg.: Wrghtfon, s 9 days from Ply mouth, with fundry merchandise for Trill-. The Eqghas beg Endeavour, David Kilpatrick, tit days from Plymouth, with Mao. fter goods for Triett--. The En;lith brig Pomona, Jams Pick. t 9 days from Plyniouth. with earthen,. are, fogs. fee Vs aloe-The Englifti brig Sa'iy. St.phen unl, 19 days tram Ply. mouth, with bale tot Metbna-The Englifli brig Uul' a, John Le Brun. i 9 days from Plymouth, with fait fit for Nap'isa the Engl.& ea.! ? Maly Ann. William KrrITIMIC. 19 days tram Plymouth, with (agar and Manclig ft cr gouds fur Malta-. The bag. lit (chooser Trimmer, “COrge 1V illiams, t 9 day. from Plymouth with Manchetcr goods (or Malta-The American tip ARM . lantes Holmes, S days from &Irak, with butter, pork. hams, far Oilirahar-rhe American tip Pomona, John ham,st days front New yark, with rice, liesne,beetspork.tolmess, entiosi,fluut for GibrakarTbe Engliflibrig Mary ,Geurgt Watts4o days from Malta, with currams, Ste. 1.3 London-The Arent an (hip Corentd, ).Kenos, ir.311 'akin, with colfee, pepper, e r.Lakit-Tlit American brig ay days from Aka- Andra. with flour for Liar...elms- h- Fnglifls mop Hero, hYillYol ' Han.i,, 11days from Malta, with frui .fume', la London-The knglilh (hip Caroline, B. Lcpr, • ..y. from Trieit and Malta, with wheat, orme, fleet, linen, Mg sat - The Englith pokers Tort une, N. S qui poi, 39 days from I •L.ll and Malta, with collat, lin en, pLinks. ar-The Fnglifh Quip Aralante. S.Bah er,:: I days from Pet Lis stud Itfalta, with cw rani fulph”r„ for London- The Amer,c.i.i Shit Sberw•rds, J dun (Valiyn sj da vs frum s.dow, w akr. for S. York-Fite fehoner Falcon. • Kimrifoi , i 3 days fr.im N,La frt.' S. with inc.:hand& fur New Orlean•-Th: (Lip i!sys from • ..Ik, wi b ; ill., •• t r •••, rc,in lquade. nat , iyracufe- I Le LLuillh Eng H. pc. A. ho)f J..• • ro•-a Almeria, with g.fprs, tor L It • .1 •••••• i he I Alcrc Atkins. up days •in wing o•r to • ' dean Erg Atm •i•• It • iya Iron, P-me. beef. pock. • - I ha m • 1. i h• r. 'T. %.Cl/3...1 , . 26 d,y• room t ma. a 1 .. : FA at. , • ,r.i ~ lot s‘, - t! 0 . I. I. I hit.:' • ',mit Ranh, r it rc I M A 's:s. rttcb I•rrlr) I •r .41% i. >zl, y 111,4.- I !:iy 1.t.1.:cr 4.... t ZA)S 11002 • is Nt ; taro, brnlT of 67 n the hit. • left ; the . and of a dare. after, :Ring con- their • (hips idred which (the alcu- one , the ivoy, iFhe- pe. At. d re. 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