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s pread itself to Outrick, in East Friesland ; that (what is ti rein termed) a " revolution," bad taken place in consequence of the severities exercised by the French over the inhabitants, and particularly in re gard to the conscription. The populace at Outrick f irst po lled down. the French aims, which they broke to per; nut they seised the magistrates, and tore from their bosoms their Chains and insignia of office. The military in the town were few, and those were disarmed.; after which the populace proceeded to the Castle, and plunderesl it of every thing useful. To the Church they then teiseitiad, and twig the alatin bell, as a signal for tht*hes e towns to throw off their a llegiance. At Nordeinep thainhabitants arestated to have compelied some French privateers to put to which had been placed there to prevent any com mercial intercourse with England. Similar particulars are mentioned in the sub' latter received yesterday " HELIGOLAND, APRIL 17. el We have jest received accounts here of great disturbances going broken out at Attrich, in East Friesland, in consequence of the severity of the French. The inhabitants rose on a sudden, and pulled down the French arms, broke them to pieces, and , de- . ?car d the several authorities ; they seized the Magistrates, and tore their chains from them; they also disarmed the military, anti broke their swords; that having been accomplished, they rite proceeded to the Castle, and plundered it; after which, they went to the Church, and rang the alarm-bell, which was the sig nal for the other towns to pursue the same measures. In Nor. dem the people also rose, and obliged several privateers lying there, to prevent shipping coming in, to put to sea." Since writing the above, we learn, from a quarter on which *e place great reliance, that all the Danish sailors that were put in requisition to man the Scheldt fleet have deserted. The repdrt of an insurrection of a very serious nature having broken out in Flanders, is very generally believed. Letters from Hull, received this morning, state, in addition to the above, that the greatest disorder pre. Tails in the towns of Flushing and.Antw :rp. Several lives were lost in the night of the 20th ; and it was expected that a general insurrection was about to take place in all parts of French Flanders. Yesterday his MA:WIT walked on Windsor Ter• race, front twelve till one, accompanied by Dr. Ha nr.anorg and Mr. DUNDAS ; and from two till four, accompanied by General GWYNN'. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Pnwee REGENT held his third public Levee at Carlton House. About eleven eoloek a numerous party of the Life Guards :Starched into Pall Mall, and took their stations there and in the streets leading to it. to regulate the carriages. A numerous party of the Coldstream Regiment of . Foot Guards, In white gaiters, the colours flying, with the full band, marched into the Court-yard of Carlton house. • The company began to arrive about half past twelve, and continued to come till past three, to the number of about one thousand. , Those who were knights of the different Orders wore their collars, it being St. George's Day. His Royal Highness :eft hie privlte apartinentt soon after two, attended by the Eaft of Mona, Lords Dt...snas ai REITIi ; Generals TUSNIR, HULNI, PlaustoNn; Colonels MgMmtna, BLOONIPIELD, Cns eriteva, and Fool.s (the latter was the Groom in Waiting), anti the whole -of his Royal Higtness's establishment. His Royal Highness proceeded to the Presence Rnom, where were assembled The Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Cambridge, Gloarester, and Brunswick; the .AsohbOliops of Canterbtuy and 'fork, the Lonl Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lurd Privy Seal, the Tint Lord of the Treasury and Chan cellor of the l'uhequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the three SeerPtaries of Statei the Commander in Chief, the lodge Advccate, the Chancelior of bis Royal Highness (Mr. Adawiy, the Attorney and Solicitor Ca rteret to his Royal Highness (Messrs. Garrow Ind Jay% the Recorder of London, Prince Castoleicala. Duets—Bedford, Grafton, Montrose, Newcastle. BeaanTt- Maitionsses—Eily. Headfbrt, Winchester, Lansdowne, Wa terford. ratais- , -Crey, Winehelsea, Darlington, Temple, Ormond, Harcourt, Dishy, Mountnorris, Suffolk, Courtnwn, Aylesford, CionnieU, Stair. Scarborough, Nelson . Mount Edgreumbe , Or ford, Cardigan, Yarmouth, iteislyn, Albemarle, Oxford, Stet:a bed, ilthester, Jersey. Elgin, Cann. Mayo, Desert, Abing don, Pertarlington, Cork, Chatiemont, Haralticke, Mount Casheli, Darnley, Moira, Spencer, Lauderdale, Harreway. vitcousurs —Lake, Went viortli,Hinton, Chetwyrel,Kirliwalt. Dungannon, Kticaursie, Primrose, Ashbraok, Hampden, St. Aiaph. LOADS-1-leuhfiell, Rolle, Stanley, Seises, Bradfont, Wode house, Milford, lit. Helen's, .C.'sweior; Loraine, Kelisingtoo, Hawke, Eardley, R. Seymour, W. Russell, Henniker, 'Huntieg. field, G. Cavendish, R. Manners, W. Manners, MeuntfOrt. Pa get, Buringdon, Berwick, Betttinck, King, Clifford, C. NUM% Colville, Bayning, Arundel, H. Paulin, Grantham, Oise? F. Spencer, Guernaey, Cochrane, Sunderlio, RAlentinck, P itlassss Erskine, Soideld, C. Someriet . A . Somerset. Mee ors--tialisbury, Ely, Exetet.Chester, Lincoln, Worceetars Hereford, Clonteri. Sias—F. Bur4;t. IL _DaterenPte, J. Trigge, T. Duckerortb, rs. - cart, C. Cockerel, J. Coffin, F. Milner, J. B Warren, J. Sutton, R. Milbank, J. Nichol, J. Tbrogniorton, W. Blitzed, B. Come J. Anstruther. R. Kinpmill. E. Veneer, L Wynne D. Dund;.a, J. Leicester:l. Heard, U. Halford, 1. H. Aub tl rey, I. C neott, oths, J. Yorke, W. Ball, T. Metcalfe, M. Lop. a, . Lippe Il Bromley, R.N. C. Blicke, T. B. Leonard, H. Dashwood, W. o,ilansier, R. Brooke F. Shuckburgh, J. Barringto n, F. Wil* 1. W. White, W. Br isco, W. Fraser, W. Smith, M. Kimonos, L. Newport. Astsasneoes—Spanish, Algeri.ne, Portuguese, Neapolitan. ADMltALP—inge, Williams, Apodaca, Bertie, Young, Wil soy. Campbell, Yukon. Greenly, Langham, Pellew, Hunter. Gswen•xs--Loft, Hulse,- Leigh, Bennet, Gascolgue, Doyle, fe , :vens, Calvert, Johnson, M•Dunalii, Lister, Wilford, Clme, Veiey, Walker, Drummond, Hodgson, I A she, Stavely, Erskine, Hill, Maclean, Mahon, Montgesnery, Williugton, L. (Dower, Gordon, Hammond, Dakin, Browsrigg. Coconeas—(QKally; Darling, Spicer, R. A. Davis, Bailey, Anion, Woodhoute, Bishop, Cniiingham. Leicester, Talbot, lemon, Solidi, Hager, Ramsay. Foky, Pierrepoiot, Vansittart, R. A. Stewart,. Wilson, &me ' Mandy, P.ayter. Bosonmset, Rowle, Dc Crespigny, Nicolls,Cort is, Sotheby, Swirl... St sat, Cary, Macdonald, Newcfgate, Fewer, C.heter, Buckworth, "piker, Wiley. Camp:tell, Earner. Shaw, Poulett, Twining, erman. Meister. Mader , Hardy, Morrison, Drinkwater, Cou'son, Davis, Alias, Paterson, Clithern, Vivian, Ni coll., C. C. oper, R. Brrieke, Braddyll, Con‘pvt, Thomson, Brown, Payne. . . Maio as--Thornren, V'st re, Talbot, Thornhill, Cooper. Hill, Rl'Dermott, Akkorpe. liativey,l4vcs, Madocks, B-b', Bruck.. At,n, Tvickey, Doyle, Hope, Thornhill, Walwye, Alßt. k Scott. Cereal F: S—Chalmert, Da/writhe, Rilituirs C . dt`tati, PnlAeus AmndeT, C. lone% Paget, Pert*, .Setheroo, R.N. Curtis, Mori. • Why.e, F.tbeulrsu, R.N Cdoltaioe, Plerrepoint, Wet/arts, E.,24. Folio tied, R.N. R. /gill, Lleifd Griffith, Grant, LW. Battle, It N. !Nuke, NI/meaty, 111-PL,A: Cochrane, K.N. That etr U. Solari', G. ;VPKeelle, Doblthas R 4. Parke, ""' R Ws. D. Miry, Heath:noe s Leacatie-i, Walistos, Allat,' Cllt Witiongbisy, R.N. Rene, H. L. lake, Ogle, A.N. Cos, Robans, J. Murray Gordon, Leyeester, King, R.N. N.D. Coch rane, R.N. Thor's, B. limits?, Lambert. Duff, R.N. Broikkik, Lygon.Gordon, Bishops, D'Azey. Pressen, E. Langley, Goddard, Hodge. C. Gordon, J3eauman B. Casimir, Kennedy, Hill, R.N. Pynt, Genie, Baker, RN dope. La curessAxts—Drale, Coffin, Timer, Jervis, Hesse, V. he w% Steel Ex SION Deckford,liotham,Lambett,Grintstead. 'Atiszassatt—Birch, Ansley. COUNTS.—IIe Front, Munster, Vaudreul. DlAni—Rochester, Windsor. Baron Nolkken. Rev. Doc-roes—Price Fisher, Bader, Courtney; Wassey, Barnwell, Middy, Miller;Douglas, Heath, Dodd, Browne, Nares, Fisher. Rock, Hawley, Irenionger; Keysall„, Morriseu, Fryer .11Amisas.--Greenwood, Bouverie, R.H. Davison, M.P. Adair, Heaviside, W. Hastings, Broadyll, Rycroft, Atteviay, Blackburn, Walton, Codrington, lirrbert, Morris, Lloyd, W. Stewart, Hon. G.Dantson, Nnrthey, Lewis, Pelham, Walpole, hilvester, P. Methuen, S. Manley, Garlikt, 'Bayley, Maundy, Metcalfe ' But ler, G. Jackson, Braley, Hesse,V.Jooes,Birch Davenport,M !Portman, Ansley, Dttnbar, Mills, S. Barry, R. Latouche, Leigh, W. Fitzgerald, Lemon. Wharton, M.P. Drummond, T. Her neap, A. Drummond, W. Pole, Vernay, Hamilton, Gordon, H. Grattan, Chtilmiey, Salt, Cox, Smith, T. E. Kona, Moore; Bay hied, Hastings, B. Lennard, Wilson, M.P. T. Sydenham, Hag gard, Ramslioiteni, R. Curion, teen, Robinsos, S. B. hlorhni, M. Foley, G. Tritton, G. Dawson, C. A. Mackenzie, Liston, T. Goddard, W. Busk, A. Saunderson, Owen, M. P. Bethel!, Crau ford, J. Warre, Vyner, Staples, C. Cumberland, Thomas Moan. Pernell, Hon. J. Stratford, C. Mouckton, Hon. James Stuart Wortley, C. H. Hutchinson, Walker, I.eigh, Hon. R. Moore, Pat terson, M.P. A. Foley. The following numerous presentations to his Royal Highness took pli ce— Lord Cochrane, on his return to England. Sir Francis Burdett, and Mr. Morris, the High Bailiff of Wen- Minster, to present the Westmilisrer Address. ' ' Mr. Heaviside, by the Earl of Moira. Lord Kinnaird, on his being appointed of his Royal Highness's Council in Scotland. The Chevalier Bezers, by the Portuguese Ambassador. The Earl of nuffolk, by the Earl of hioira. Lori Sunderlin, upon his arrival from Ireland. The Earl of Card:pn, on coming to his title. Lord Hintoe, by his father, Earl Poulet. Capt. 1 ord Colville, of Culrosa, on succeeding to the title. Major Lord Charles Manners. 16th Light Dragoons. At the e time the Noble Lord took kayo of his Royal Highness pre vious to his going abroad. • Lord Rolle, inure Kin, and Load Frederick Bentinck, by alia Earl of Moira. Vice Admiral Sir J. Coin Greenly, Bart: on his promotiosj and marriage. Admiral Young, upon his being appoiated to command a sips drop on particular service. Vice Admiral Bgrtie, on his return from the Chief command at the Cape. Major General Loft,to present an Address from Great Grimily,. Major General Monrconiary, by the Earl of Moira. Brigadier General Machait, or/ his promotion and departure fur the West Indies. Major General Hodgson, Governor of Curacoa, on proseedlue ro his Governmeet. Brigadier General Vesey, on his departure for Sicily. Lieutetiant General M'Donald, on his appointment to the com mand of the 3.ith regiment. Major General Turner, on his being appointed Colonel of the Cape Rejintein. Lieutenant General Hill on his return to Portugal. Brigadier General Walker, on his arrival from Corunna. The Doke of Grafton, on succrding to his title. At the same time his Grace delivered to his Royal Highness the Inr'sgia el, the Order of the Garter, worn by his late father. Lord Bayning, by the Earl of Moira. Lord Stanley, with an Address from Blackburn. Lieutenant Colonel Lord . Frederick Beaucierk, of the First Guards, by the Earl of Moire. The Bishop of Hereford. to present his Sermon preached before the Society for propagating the Go-pel. Lord Guernsey, by the Earl of Moira. Lieutenant Colonel Nicholls, on his being appointed Assistant Adjutant Central. Mr. Warren Hastings, by Sir Charles Cockerel,. Lieufenan!-Colonel Spicer, lair/ commanding the Royal Attn.. lel at the Cape of Good Hope. Lieutenant-Colonci Foley, ot . the Hereford Militia, by the Earl of Moira. Lieutenant-Colonel Ramsey, of the Royal Artillery, on his re turn from Gibraltar. Lieutenant-Colunel Hayter, of the• Royal Engineers, on his going Commanding Engineer to Ceylon. Lieut.-Colonel Sotheby, of the FiratGnarde, nn his promotion. Colonel Wodihouse, of the East Norfolk Miktia„ by the Earl of hiedra. Lieutenant-Colonel Macdonald, Deputy-Adjutant-General, on his return from Cadiz. Lieutenant-Color:el Shaw, of the Went-Kent Militia, by Sir 'oho Shaw. Colonel Allan, with'art Address from Berwick-upon-Tweed. Majar f flope, Aid-de-Camp to General Grahafn, on his pin. Motion and returnee Cadiz. Major l'rickey, of the 10th Infantry, on his promotion, and going on foreign service. I.lajor Harvey, Assistant-Quarter -Master-General to the Per turrets Arnly, on his return to Portugal. Major Ryves, in his promotion and return from the loniser Islands and Sicily. Major Talbot, K. O. Stafford Militia, on Ids being appointed Equerry to the Queen. Major Warre, Aid-de-Camp to Marshal Sir W. C. Beresford, LB. on his return to Portugal. Captain B. Camae, on his return from Spain and Portugal with dispatches from Lord Wellington. Captain William Ring, Royal Navy, on his appointment to the Hannibal. Captain Sproulo, on his appointment to the Dorset yacht. Captain H. 1.. Baker, Royal Navy, on his promotion and reo turn from Antiolt. • . Captain Grill, on his appointment as Capta in of the North Sell Fleet. Captain G. C. M'Kenzie, Royal Navy, upon his appolatment to the Christian VII. Captain George Iligginson, Ist Foot Guards, on his promotion. Captain H Lambert, his return from the MiltfitgO. 3the Earl of Moira. r Wil lia m (Isl ander Sir Henry Halford, on Ids being appointed Physician his Royal Highness., Mr. Leigh. by Mr Blackburn. t Mr. A. IJrummood, on Isis appointment of Privy Puree's Ma l dajesty. Mr. Davenport, to present a Petition from the Cotton Wea rs of Stockport and neighbourhood. Ensign Churchill, of the Ist Foot Guards, on his retiell 10 1 ,bortugal with I.teutenant ; General Hill. The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pknipotentlary kegs the Prince Regent of Portugal to the Emperor of Russia.. Captain Grant, R.N. The Hen. John Winefield Stratford, on being appolnteolLiru tenant-Colonel Commandant of the. Bearstead arid Mane Re gloom of Local Militia. The Rev. J. Middy, Chaplain in °Aar, to his Majesty. The Rev. Lascenes Iremonger, by the Earl of Moira. Mr. William Pule, by Mr. Wellesley Pole. Mr. Salt, lately from Abyssinia, and Me. Robert Corison,by the Earl of Moira. • Mr. William Fitzgerald, maids arrival from ire en& Mr. Wharton, M. P. and Mr. Portman, by the Earle( Moira. Mr. John Warre, on his going to Portugal. Mr. Atterlcy, with an Address from liampshlreks • I.ieuteriant-Colonel Pottier, on his appoiaunbat to Itlatillkillok Cattle. . tag Mr. Hagprt, Advocate. and Colonel Wodehouse, Nor folk Militia, by the Earl of Moira. Captain Mouneei, It. N. on his priimotion. .. Daptain Ribmileatt,R. N. by oKeith. • Mr: R. Hart Davis, Mby h e reP. Earl of Moira. vets The dispatches forwarded by the Acrtos, to the Cape and the East Indies, and also those sent off last week to and the We,t Indies, are reported to contain instructioos to the respective Crovennors and' Commanders, as to the me in res they S te t adopt is the event of a rupture with the United w 2 COPIATCURDEN TH.E.ITRE. , ..~ -'; .. ~~. i ~ Illif 11. 1 Dublin 2 Wateedrd o Cadiz 0 HtlsoLuld . A new play,from the pen 'of Mr. Iteituati, " 71 Gtreette Exirsordinary," was performed list night a . this Theatre. The leading frattres of .1. 1 .1 e Plot :to as follow: . .. . . A lady, Julia Sandford, (Mrs. H. rintsiittoi), refuses to mart) Lord Decalidry, from scitVe ten:Al:cant" of his character mil:11u boy. She ill obliged to lave the Castle of the fardil:, and retires FALMOU nit- APRIL SI. , t Arrived this . evening the Duke of' Kent pada% to the nel-libouritoad of the lake [ with Mr. Hartop, au old :eta- Captain COTIAWORTIti from Lisbon, left it on the :tire. Lo 4 r ' sl Dentallory, who had been for many years a soldier 44 h inst. on which day tl 1e Marlborough Packet at and abroad, had in the mean time changed his character, and rived with Mails from .Englait .1 ; 300 arrived Fuirler taken the form cud manner "that gentle ladies love.' Indignant transport, MAINE; and the Anil ditto, Montt, from at the idea of being rejected, unheard and unseen, he determ iii.., Li sbon,ten days passage ; the brig Gncd Intent, from on following Lady Julia, and forcit,g her to feel how far she has done him injustice. At Windermere he exhibits his rllantry in ; Amish; bark 'I wo Brothers, from Plymouth wit ; h I t l i l i e nber, Sc. for Pen z ance ; his - Majesty's 1 b Dt . IAM, saving a young Welch girl (Miss boons ) from being drowned ; D n i. g li er wi, :it4 &leaches, for Cad z ; and the Prince Ifi s gons, frorh Portsmouth, to rake a is introduced at Mr. flattop's, and becomes, under the name of I N r i lg Major Clayton, the accepted lover of Lady Julia. Soinit in,ima- 1 lery i llein esse &nest packet, Captain Perna, wi th mails, •frienaste in 49 days, 'Which she left on the 44 Whits, • bone of contempt thrown out on Lord Dema *strong 1 at w h ich time were lying there his l'it.tkotr't chip praises of Major Clayton,who had distinguished! lt the siege I of Seringapatam, throw the &tidos& Major intO. a &interim' of 1 1 p 'three frigates, fire brigs of war, : arj oergutava. vary well-imagined and very welWeted embarrassment. H sehooner.—Pasengers, Sir ALUANDItit GRANT. Mrs a .e re- 1 toms the band of Its mistress, and returns to n ot y o u tie y Dastlk ; i GRANT; Mr. ast4 Master Amt.:arcs; the Prince .. the parties are once more brought together by those contrivances ! Ernest brings no 'news. His Majesty's sh:p ELJea.i . which are Marlys at the mercy of the dramatist, and the piece con- BETH. With a large Convoy hem Port smauth, arrived. dudes with a weddihr. at Lisbon the 10th instant ; on the 9th Rear-Admiral . i This Play we regard as a considerable addition to • Sir 'Torimas WILLIAMS, with a tquadron of line of •• hau t e ships and a fleet of transports, sailed for En * • the list of our dramas ; and if it does not demand very g• ardent praise, it is at least farther removed front eon.' land —Remain here !rind-bound, the Princess Char. ' ions than some which have' had their day of pope.- lotte packet, Captiin - Hurron, with mails for Lisbon ' larity.e-Musaits, in Harlot:, an old English Gentle - ' the Windsor Castle ditto, with ditto, fur the Meditert . man, quaint :And comic;eehiLited his best positeri; the ranean, arc. ; and the Prince of Waler., • PitoOrtia, with ' scene in which he disclosed to Lady Julia, a light and ditto for Jamaica—Wind 8. laughing girl, iris sufferings from the beleaguering: i TORBAY, APRIL 22. -' of 41frt. Leech, a kind of Widow Wadman, F - who had : Sailed his M ajesty ' s ship ARRIDE to the Virestwand; • F • marked him down for her third husband, had all CRANE sloop of war, with the British Consul, for St. the ridicule of comic distress; and the manly expres - Michael's, and thence to Newfoundland ; and NOSIDA. agle and her convoy fur Newfoundland and Quebec.. lion of the feelings which ou.iht to actuate him as a gentleman of the old school of English honour and —Wind S. E. magnanimity was received with the loudest applause. i • • • PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22. Yount), in Lord Dernailory, appeared a much fitter i representative for the Lord than the Lover. Mrs. • Yesterday arrived the PHEASANT sloop of war, Captain PALER!, from Liverpool, with new-raised Jousaros, Miss BOOTII, and the other actors and men for the navy ; the fats frigate. Captain Stiottr actresses, went through their parts as well as the LAND, from a cruize off Brest aad the adjacent French parts deserved. But from this we mast except Mr. coast ; and the CESAR, of 80 guns, from Lisbon.—' e omes, whose acting was much superior to his part. Passed ttp ( hairnet the DREADNOUGHT ! MARS, To ie-Fawcett was that indispensable appendage to a NANT. and NINIIII„R men of war from Lisbon, with country plot—a country surgeon, or ratle.r, score transports. The event, of 22 guns, passed up Chan pound of all trades, and full of the voluble impudence nil tram Lisbon, with 60 sail of light transports un-' of the quack, the politician, arid the attorney of the der convoy. About 20 oiil of the latter description village. His addrees in inventing a history of the .an ived bete with the Ciesae. • Arrived the Roza tri ficiitious Major's adventures in the East—the quick gate, Captain St.:4ERVILLE, 'ram a croize off Corinna - dexterity with which he caught up Harts/s ' s account and the adjacent coast of Spain. Sailed the &trireme of the storming of Seringapatam , taken litera ll y from the Extraordinary Cavite—and h is bo l d • return of the schooner with dispatches 1 r Cadiz ; the BOTNP, of 98 guns, to cruizo off It , chefort ; the tV44i I. IA frigate tale upon the old man .as a • narrative , Were amongg with a small fleet of merchantmen and transports nude some of the best.efforts which we expected from this ; der convoy for ,Quebei rand. the Felt:eras CUAR. *Ctor. . Lorrr. liigate to cruize off the'coat.t of Sp - ,tiit. Came The I - louse wet crowded, and the se Extraordinary u hitzboitr to rci: the DRYAD frii r te and PIIIIASiNT Qakette" was given out ft* this evening with great sloop of w.r. Went out of harbour the LYNX brig atpplante. A well-written Prologue was spoken by ! of war.—About ten o'clock last night, we were alar med by the firing of si:zotl guns ( f distress, whicll 'Mr. Badwron ; and the Epilogue, which touched continued aletut two hours. On. inquiry, it proved t 8 neatly upon ths late gratifying content: of ouregra; ordittary Gazettes, was delivered, With &eat eleginc and effect, by . Miss toorn. . ,be the Trusty of London, a large ship transport of • 20 guns—one of those which came in yesterday with Both of these comproilions were from the fetendly the CESAR fora Lisbon. h seems, that having ais pen of Mr. Tavoixt, the effusions of whose-muse on. 4114xcuiens. docrud bohour. ttp hi , hoirot tb eart... . pilot on boards the got•iotri the current, in : ffiiiihnius na the ridgeent meter whlth tune ' —.— , ,• . across the entrance of the harbour, froln Dr.ke's • • Island to, Mount Edgecumbe, where she lay for up wards t tie Acron.—The sixteen nights. of Coe engagement at New York produced the_ Manager a wards of fivp hours in the most perilous situation.— , profit of 90.0Q0 dollars- On iris return to Boston he , She mutat last goi off, with the assistance of the bolts found that the House had been losing in consequence from the Dock-yard and men of war. She has ea, "of the distresses of the commercial world, in the niter. aired great damage; and must undergo a thorough 1 . F val of .his ahsenciaand he lent his support to retrieve ! repair. —Wind. • the loss, which he did to a considerable extent, al- IF "' rinTslinorrH, APRIL is. though the novelty had been worn o ff . O n the last Arrived his Majesty's ship" Detest, from Lisbon ; and Roo _OWsras. night of this his second engagement (the 11th of ' utraus, woe transsons,frasa the Sidled she COQUITTr i , Si.b. transports for Ditto. lb* Reignite Is Oslo dai rtleas d March),he was to play Richard; but, for the first tains quaratitioe.—Wind WI. time since his arrival, indulged in his characteristic ; DEAL, APRIL is. . . . eceentricit y, and in about an hourbefore the r i city, of the / seed his usjes . ty's ship . Etairsce, BlLLOtik i MONARCII, :curand Active, for off Flushing—Arrived ti.e Pm "curtain sent word he would not play. The Manager IPP• itthOtttlt r was la digress, for the house promised to he the u!-' from a cruize; and Aqvisee frigate, from Plymouth.—Wind I. list since leis return, and hundreds having gone aw.ay I SHEERNESS, APRIL 22. its confirfgrence If the disappointment.. He was very Arrivedthe CALLIOPE 4 penitent the next day. sent a letter to, Mr. Price, the went anew harbour the CALLISPI. Stifled she MANI Y to the Westward; and NIONTAGUI to Chatham. Went into towboat btsnager, and a reconciliation took place. The da y "`"". after (thelfith of March) he was to set off f o r Phila- 1 YARMOUTH, APRIL as. ' - • • . Aelph . ta, but taking a parting glass on the preceding . Sailed the Tonto sloop of war fur the Tele, ;Ate et . ' -.. 'among. with•some friends, he got abominably drunk, ' for the Baltic ; and the Poterto gun brig nti a cries*. Aral the FLY sloop of war from the Downs. 'lke thii.s in Site soots and reattetned confined to his bed on the 16th, die , are the Roebuck, Wrangler, Bruiser, and Hearty I Ems, Johalet; . date of our Correspondent ' s letter. 1 and . Patriot gun vessels ; and Cheerful and Alert cutter- -vs The Itomaa Catholic Committee met again in Twenty-three prisoners, (Danish), ftom &Pico Barracks, stolen leers for the navy, 'marched in here, and are pet on board the Dublin on• Saturday last , whe y ' Lord FINGAL took Roebuck, to Le distributed among the ships of mac the chair. Upon the mot ion of Mr. Hussey . the Peti- t eastward, days pan Aß W E e it h D av E e E it ti al a A Vl P o ß l i en i ; Wil ga . le from the soufho ;ion and Address were delivered to the Delegates; but; they o ere left at liberty to use their own discretion ' in presenting or withholding the Petition • for the re-, la ea st, w about tnl ' dn a lg t hc, le a la; II.! at i l e e was ("11.1 1:eal ° 1 11 1; iluritl Moval of the Duke of RICHMOND and Mr. Pots.— the rocks, a little to the simithward of Panic-then ; and u t i twelve ai The Committee then adjourned till the 27th April. incredible eterilon From the survt7tris r persons composittg her pew, we regret to mate, only tvo wfipt e w e " tit ' , fii o tedible nce yersel was lheCatharina, Nem • gIGICiIItQC I A 81L1.3.—1t will be recollected, that out lawyetid; le arn , and that i Of twelve Millipßs of Exchequer Bills proposed by the BRADS. ouster, of Christiana, about 200 tons buret', fi..na i "VigAlloiLLoit of the ,ESSAtelitiatito to be funded, only Ctiertansteds to Leith, with 'a cargo of timber, a amid rob:* :erten Millicess ofahat sum were actually subsciibed quantity of which, coosistlng cu efly of loge, has been Cost ashore. fee t the remaining five millions being still undispoo 4 i 4 BERVIE, APRIL 19. o o£ Monday evening el! CHANCLLLOR of the EXCIIS- . During the norm of last night, then. irpiers to henbane driven opus: , the r rocks to the northward of tuts ' , lace, an ltieltiot even communicated to the Bankers, that he wooli.l be glad to confer with them nett morning at eleven etece l s, tend t i n ta i n o its l i y o n se n. ; mit t Is ai Lab ey b e e oi " icaawi"P.hirkftil diked is wreck Sooting near that place, among 'which i pieced rile stern teclttck, on the subject of a farther Proposal he had the rocks near the point of Shieilt'shill, front the great ."ll4• 4l ISt hi - t 0 make. At the meeting the CHANCELLOR of the Ex ffssialbeeieenhoplekpted:, with the ft Uov log Weird, en it, 4 iticitinoutt atit.4o:Elt signified his intention to bring forward a new Philiplin a n ul ; 4 " and :..a•t he slow df - the bbat, mirk proposition for the purpose of inducing subscribers the winds , ., Lynn." Several 10 , 1 tto fund the remaining five millions of Exchequer of fir wood have been cast in, and e fragmenu of cloths, be. tween Shield-hill and G our d on. Bills. He was willing to give a boner to the sub,cti. bers who funded the seven millions, if they agreed to close with his proposal ; and if they were not in losses- i Cona Maurer, Masta-uane; APRIL 24.— . -Thit 44 sion of Exchequer Bills to that amou n t , t he y slioul d b e t'.e Market has but few further an volt of Wiest-- allowed to advance money in the same proportion. It but there are still tolerable remaining quantities, Prin. was finally arranged, that in the course of the e ve n . cipally second and ordinary, which are extreme heavy hag, or next morning, his new proposi ti on sho u ld be. in sales , and rather g iv e w a y in p ri c e— B ar l e y a g an in short supply, and maintains its price—Mat an i sent to the Bank, and submitted to t he former sub scribe's. , White Peas dull sale, at the late reduction— Near Tick Beans 58.. to 89s.—Old as per cut reacy—The• e The Jews io Holland are no w nominated to sitoa are likewise but few fresh airivais of 0-we' and this twos of trust : several of t h em have recentl y been raised to the Magistracy, as Coremi s s itmer trade, for fine samples, quoted rathet dearer—Flour tot Police. Crii has at length consentesl to colitend with Ye- at late prices. OtOtIAIL EVIZINET as . versa. &mew, and a match for a large sum will immediately Wheat dos. 14.. Ks. Beets, 1.0. 551. be Maki - Pine dirt', KW as. Tick ditto, sSts. CIS. __. 1 . • I ...urrnsey ierrey i A publican of the name of Shoreham,• stared yes- Rye, (new) as,. tow oat.. tea efts. Vs. . • terday morning to to to Nettlebed, Oson, .nd return Dertey, 3S•. 41s . CM. Poland Mud, es , . fis. (80 milis) in Fourteen bouts, at two starts, but to rest Malt, 625. 70,. Potato, ditto, S!•. W kite Pew (Sears) 401. 44i. Rife Stod X .4 £.ll three hosts gap its waist 16 miles in the first two a rey dine, SOL 4lto. I AM SoOto ISO. to 00..*-381106 1 70.. to 734. . . . . .. NAVAL INTELLIGENCA WPC kaarrro. L isbon o 'Maio Ow> -