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FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST is, The following is a copy of the lak decree of the National Council of the Gallican Church : " The National Council, confidering, t. That the pacifica tion of the Galilean Church was the principal objeCt of its con vocation, and of holding the indent ration: silly, That this ohjed appearing to be attained by the negociations concluded tween our Holy Father Pope Pius VII. and the French Go vernment, it would be fuperfluous in the Council to occupy it felf ar.y farther upon the rubjed : That the labours in wl irh the Council has been occupied fince the opening of this feffion, however important in theinfelves, may be more ufefully continued after the pacification of the Church: athly, That among there labours, the letter which it addreffed, at the com mencement of the fcffion, to our Holy Father, Pope Pins VII. and that addreffell to our receding brethren, fufficiently el prefs the difpofition entertained, and which always will be entertained by it, and the Clergy whom it reprefents, to per fevere in the intention of making, for the attainment of the bleffings of peace, all the facrifiees compatible with juftice and truth, Declares the relent feffion terminated by this folemn stung, held on the 16th of Atiguft, tgot, in the Metropolitan Church of Paris." According to letters from Rome, his HoEnds, upon ceiv:ng the treaty concluded at Paris, ap pointed a Council of Cardinals to examine it, con fining of Cardinals GERDIL, ANTONELLI, ALBA WI, and CARANDINI. The French Mininer, Cie CAVLT, was expeded to return to Rome in a very 'bort time. Accounts from Infpruck Rate, that the two Außrian regiments of Neugebauer and Bender are to march into the bithopric of Saltzburg. Three battalions of Chaffeurs are to he levied in the Ty rolefe. His Royal Highnefs the Archduke _fort id, affided by the Marquis de CHATSLET, is to fu perintend their organization. DFCRFE OF THE 215 T OF AUGUST. The Confols of the Republic, in order to affure the execution of the law of the tit of November, 7797, prohibiting the introduCtion of Britifh mer chandize, upon the report of the FIRST CONSUL, decree, Art. I. Reckoning from the 23d of September next, all di muflinen, linens, cloths, and velvets, which do not bear the mark of the manufadurer, and the national Ramp, with the number, mail be adjudged to be of Englifh manufadure, and be confifcated, conformably to the law of the aft of No vember, 1797. The Government will fend to every Prefed, in fufEcient number, two forts of Ramps, the one to mark the Ruffs at pre fent in the magazines, the other to be placed on thofe manu faduring. 111. Each Prefect (hall name a Commiffary for every On tipsl city, who mail Ramp, without expence, all fluffs now in the magazines. He than likewife appoint one for the manufac• turing towns, to Ramp the fluffs juft Ming from the manu folory, and before the gloHing and bleaching. Their marks mall be made &Per a prefcribed manner, and placed at both ends of each piece. • A regifter (hall be opened containing the number of marked pieces, and the names of the manufaCturen. The regifter mail be depofited in the municipality, and bt figned by the Mayor. IV. After the a3d of September, the pieces felzed without a mark, or with a forged mark, mall be conlslcated, conform ably to the law of the aft of November 1797; and delivered up to the Government, in order that the Pale Osould be made to a foreigner, and the money arlfing therefrom to he diftributed to thofe who feized it according to the terms of the fame law, viz.—The half of the price, according to the computed value, (hall be ultimately paid by the Government. V. The Min ill ere of the interior and of Finance, are charged with what concerns them in this refped, and with the execution of the prefent decree, whith itall be Inferted in the bulletin of the laws. (Signed) sow AAAAA Z. A new Religious Order, under the appellation of Barcaiterifi, has made its appearance at Rome. Its profeffors wear the garb of the Jefuits. They derive their name from BA CCAN AR', who attempted to eftablifh that order in Poland and Germany. The Prefed of Landes has caufed all the feamen and carpenters in his Department to be arrefted and carried before the Sub-Commiffary of the Navy at Daz. Spanifh feamen, found in his Department, are to be equally affeCted by the order. The greateft part of the ftores in the magazines at Mentz are now difpofed of by public (ales. The Royal Academy of Stockholm has fent let ters of admiffion into their body, as Honorary Members, to Citizens Foulicany, Counfellor of State, and BIRTHOLLIT, Member of the Confer vatery Senate. The National Library is to be transferred to the Louvre. All perfons having dwellings there have received warning to quit them. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. FIt•WC It FORT, AUG. 10.—The votes of the dif- ferent Members of the Empire begin to be tranf rnitted to Ratifbon, relative to the indemnities.— The Court of Vienna has hinted [that it wi(hes to have the bilfinefs confided to it with unlimited powers. It is fuppofed that the Ecclefiallical _States will willingly comply with this fuggeltion. The EMPLIOS. of RUSSIA has banifhed Count SHIRESSOW, Who was employed to notify his ac ceflion to the KING of Pa ussta, on account of his being implicated in the confpiracy of the Subows. The Chapter of Cologne will proceed immedi• ately to the eleftion of a fucceffor to the late Elec tor MAX IMILIAM. The Archbifhop of Prague is one of the Candidates. PITORSBUIOiI, JUI V 2j,- A niiv. Mae has been iffued here, which forbids gaming, under fe vere penalties. A quantity of goods from India has been jufl imported into Aftracan. It is expeeied that our trade with India mull loon rife to great profperity. On the Isith of July, there was feen in this city and its neighbourhood, and to the di fiance of thirty werfts on the road to Nary., about the hour of ten in the evening, a luminous globe, of the bulk of the full moon, palling acrofs the horizon from North-call to South-well. Several perfons law it at the very edge of the vifible horizon. It ap- ' peared after fun-let, and in the firft quarter of the moon, fo cannot be confounded with that planet. On the fame day much rain fell, and the tempe- Th!Ure of the air was very cold. The Hereditary Prince and Princefs of BADF arrived here laft night, with the young Princefres their daughters. They proceeded immediately to v;At their Imperial Majeßies at Kaminio-Ofirow. Tie families of BRATSK I CHOR IN SK I have been die inguifhcd by the Emperor with fome flattering honours,' in reward for the seal with which they ha•e cxerte.l themfelves to introduce agriculture. aid a more numerous.population, into Southern RAS? INDIEi BENGAL, FEBRUARY ao, am. The war about to commence in Cotiote, the Coaft of Malabar, will, we hope, be attended with fuccefs to the Britifh arms. Four years ago, the Pyche and Cotiote Rajahs difputed the right of the Wynaad, and the interpofition of the Britifh Government was found neceffary to reconcile the differences fubfifling between the two Rajahs, and to determine likewife as to the right of fovereignty. In this difpute it was found expedient to employ a detachment of the Bombay army, under the com mand of Major DONALD CAMERON, who unfortu nately fell. The fate of Lieutenant BOWMAN, and his party, is now in the recollation of thole in terefted in the late war in Cotiote, as that officer had not an opportunity of defending himfelf. The enemy were continually in ambufh, and tingled out his party as they chore. Continual reports of mufquetry were heard, but the enemy could not be difcovered; the whole country being interfaled with an almoft impervious jungle, fu that this gal lant party were expofed to the fire of the enemy, until every man, except two, were fingled out and lhot, with Lieutenant Bowsaw at their head. This contell was, however, amicably terminated; but now, it unfortunately appears, another breach' is opened for the renewal of the war. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 ►er Ont. Cunf. 391 co—Red. 601 t I—New 5 per C.96,- Oninium 8} f 9. TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock _ I Short Ann : 3.3-04 J per C. Red. fo 3 per C. Conf. 59 if 1 4 per C. Ann. 5 per C. Loy. 9 95119 6 Long Ann. eBl I twits Bonds - Cs. 7s. pren%. Imp. 3 per Cent. 59,i t Exchequer Bills as. 3s. dd. Ornniurn SI Conf. for Ace. 60/ 604 DVILIN, AUGUST ss :-5 per Cent. Goy. Deb. 90. The Brigade of Guards removed yeflerday from their feveral quarters ; the Third Regiment from Knightfbridge Barracks into quarters ; the Second Battalion of the Firft Regiment of Guards into quarters; the Coldaream Regiment into Knightt bridge Barracks; and the Full Battalion of the Firft Regiment into Portland Barracks. The Huntingdonfhire Militia are on their route by forced marches, for Dover Caille, from the Ifle of Wight, where they have been trained for fo me time in working the artillery. The third Battalion of the 9th Regiment of Foot are encamped on Fairlight Hill, immediately above the port of Hollings, in Suffer. On Saturday, the 29th Regiment of Foot, Lieu tenant4Colonel Lord FREDERIC MONTAGUE, was reviewed by Major-General ENGLAND, on the lawn before Government Houle, Plymouth. This fine regiment gave univerfal fatisfaftion to the General and Field Officers prefent, both in their firing, marching, and manc.uvres. Lail week a troop of the tith regiment of light dragons marched into Hull from Beverley ; part of them are quartered in the villages along the Holdernefs coat. A great plumber of the fupplementary Weft York militia affembled in Leeds on Friday, for the purpofe of holding themfelves in readinefs to enter upon fuch duty as his Majefty may dire& The Eaft-Riding fupplementary were to offerable at Be verley this cloy. A private letter from Conflantinople, of the zoth of July, Rates, that the fovereignty of the feven United Hands has been reccgnized by the Swedilli Court, influenced, as is fuppofed, by the previous determination of the Courts of London, Vienna, and Berlin. A fimilar Rep is immediately expec ted on the part of the Court of Denmark, and the moR pofitive affurances are given by the Comman ders of the feveral French garrifons which occupy the ports of Naples, that the greateft care will be taken to avoid every fort of annoyance to the new Republic. Under thefe favourable affurances the inhabitants are bufily employed in organi zing their Conftitution, and already the efforts of a (editions party in the illands of Cephalonia and Zante have been fuccefsfully refilled and deflroyed. From the fame letter it appears that the Drago man of the Porte has been recalled from the Go vernment of Moldavia, and has been fucceedcd in his poll by the fon of Prince CALLIMACNI. By this change the whole advantage of the Govern ment will be enjoyed by his fucceffor, he not hav ing remained in his Province for a period fufficient ly long to enable him to reap the fruit of his fir vices. ANNIVERSARY OF Sr. Lows.—Yefterday being the Anniverfary of the Feftival of St. Louis, the day was obferved by the French emigrant Nobility and Clergy with all the folemnities due to the oc cafion. High Mars was performed in the Chapel dedicated to Sr. Loots, in St. George's Fields, at which MONSIEUR and the PRINCE de CONDE af fined ; they were accompanied by Monfieur BAR• aawrix, Garde Scram, feveral of the dignified Cler gy, among whom were the Bifhops of Sr. PAUL and Usrz, and an infinite number of ci-detiont Ad mirals, Commanders, and Officers of the Army and Marine—they wore according to their rank the inlignia of the Order of St. Louis. The Grand Mafs was performed by the Bifhop of Usr z ; and the Sermon was preached by Mrinficur Coo LoN, the Chaplain to the late KING of FRA:.CE. An im menfe cnncourfe of French attended. At the met. ment the Ex-Princes made their appearance, they were received by their countrymen with every de mnnftration of refpett and eikeem. There was a brilliant affemblage of fzmale beauty, bo:h French and Englifh. The PRINCE retired, accompanied by the good wifhes and anticipations of the French for his relloration to the Throne of the &wallows; and the Knights of the Grand Croix, and the infe rior fatellites of the order of St. Louis, divided into parties to conclude the day under the aufpices of the Saint to wh9fe honour it was devoted. NAUTICAL INTELLIcIiNcr. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 23. Sailed the DU KE of CLARENCF packet, Captain FActxt:ta, for the Leeward Illands, with the Weft-India Mails of the third Wednefday of the prefent Month. The paffengers are, Major MAc MAHON, of OIL 53d regiment, and Meffrs.WATERS, CLARK, COPPINGER, and DKUMMOND. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 24. Came in the BELLEROPHON, of 74. guns, Lord GARLIES, flOl/1 Portfmonth ; the Busy, Revenue cutter, from a cruize, with a boat laden with 120 calks fpirits, from Guernfey ; the Swedifh brig Horatius, of Stockholm, Captain JoHtriERG, from Bourdeaux to Stockholm, laden with oil, wine, and plumbs ; and Der A poftle, Captain &ANT, from Stockholm for this port, with tar. Sailed the TERRIBLE, of 74 guns, Capt. FAYER MAN, to join the Channel fleet. Came in the Virgin Spanilh fchooner, from Saint Andero to Corunna, laden with wheat and barley, taken by the l'hcenix and Hazard privateers, of Jerfey : alfo the ATALANTA, of r 8 guns, Captain GRIFFLTHS, from a mice. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 24. The fleet for the Mediterranean is expelled to fail this evening.—Arrived the Headwin, with coffee, &c. fent in by the LOIRI frigate.— Sailed the Sea Gull brig, and EARL Sr. VINCENT cutter, with a convoy to the Eaftward. SHEERNE3S, AUGUST 2.1.. Sailed his Majefty's frigate Eocus, Captain SPRANGER, for Yarmouth. Came down from the river the NARCISSUS frigate, Capt. FRAZER, and the RELIANCE receiving-hip, from Deptford.— Nearly too fail of Merchant fhips are waiting at the Nore for a fair wind to fail for the Baltic and Hamburgh, under convoy of the HARpr brig,Cape. Boys, and the MANLY gun.brig, Lieut. MALONE. The TELEGRAPH brig - has been furveycd, and is intended fur his Majelly's fervice.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, AUGUST 25.—Arrived the LARK, lug ger, with a convoy from the eaftward, and failed the weftward. Wind E. N. E. _ _ _ GRAVESEND, AUGUST as.—Pafred by, the Fre derick Caroline, —, from Peterfburgh ; Ame. lia, WALLIS, from Stockholm ; and Two Bro. thers, BAXWELL, from Norway.—Sailed the Re- becca, NEIL, for Mitfilcippi ; Sampfon, ADAM. SON ; and Malhaton, —, for New York ; Shil lelagh, CHAMBERS, for &Raft ; and Flora, de PILLEY, for Guernfey. ARRIVED. teliun, Woodhoufe, from Martinique. At Africa—Aurora, Lawton; and Naffau, Carfrae, front London. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 24. Eztrad of a letter from Captain JAMES FIN LAYSON, of the brig General Keppel privateer to his Owners, dated Madeira, July 13. "On the 14th June, bein& about fix leagues N. E. from Santa Cruz, in 1 eneriffe, I raw a !hip and a brig running down, to which I gave chafe at eleven at night. I got near enough to hail them, when they lanfwered they were French (hips of war, and in flantly commenced firing ' • the brig only fired a few (hot when the fbeered off, but the !hip kept up the adion till half pall 12, when (he fheered off too. On the 18th I brought to the American (hip Ben jamin, in hallaft, from Teneriffe, bound to Lanu retta, was informed by the Captain that the (hip I engaged was the la Mouche, of 2 2 guns, 2 4 , 12, and 9-pounders, and manned with 2 5 0 men ; that the brig was the Hiram, of and from Liverpool, mounted with 12 or 14 guns, and manned with 6o men from the (hip. I was told afro that he had his fecond Captain killed, and feveral of his men wounded, his bowfprit fo badly wounded that he' I was obliged to get a new one, his Rem and head tore all to pieces by one of my 3o -pound be tides a confiderable damage in his fails and rigging. Although I am confident, from the fpirit of my crew, I could have taken them, yet my vellel might have been torn all to pieces, and might afterwards have fallen an eafy prize to fome other cruizer of inferior force. I had not a man hurt, nor any da. mage in my hall. Admiral Moarac us. with the fleet is getting under weigh." LEITH, AUGUST 21. Arrived—Minerva, Foubefter, and Forth, Baxter, from Ham burgh ; Gcrechtigkeit, Hoffman, from Bremen, with oats; Anna Murganetta, Bike, from ditto, with grain; Hope, Char tuts, from Dantzic, with wheat ; Swan, Hog, from Newcalik, with wheat ; Forth Packet, Baldwin,from Glafgow; Ruffel, Ford, from Montrofe; Johns, Black, from Greenock, with wheat; Minor, Hog, from Newcaftle, with gra i n • John and Jane, M'Halam, from Grangemouth ; Induftry, Kemp, from Lynn; Duchefs of Buccleugh, Lethency, from Hull; Haabet, Berre, froni Copenhagen, with wheat ; Sufennah, Hardie, from Ham burgh, with ditto; Elizabeth, Fowler, from Loilianouth; Wil liam and Sarah, Lanfdowci, from Soften, with grain; Clyde, Jae 11, ling, from Bolton ; Nancy, Boa, and George and Mary, Patrick, from Wifbeach, with oats; and Induftry, Lefsly, from Gottenburgh. . . _ Cleared out at Leith—Athol Thornton, for Hun; Edinburgh, Hall, for London ; London Packet, Myles, for Dundee; James, Gray, (or Newcaftle ; Forth Packet, Baldwin, for Gla(gow ; Peggy, Clark, for Dundee; London Packet, White, for LOC. don; Elizabeth and Peggy, Caithnefs, for Newcaltle ; and Canal Packet, Lillburn, for Glafgow. CLYDE SHIPPING. Arrived--Countefs of Crawford, Anftrother, ftom Q2ebee. Cleared out—Happy Return, Connolly, for Rutland; M'Cray, for Bolton ; Perfeveranee, Clay, for Hamburgh, Trim, Campbell, for Newfoundland; ar,d Nancy, Roxburgh, for Ha lifax. GLASGOW TOY:IHE LIST. Arrived in the Clyde--Ocean, Marnell, from Dernarara; Princefs Royal, Marquis, from Trinidad; Elizabeth, I ifher, from Grenada; Jane, M . Dougall; Jean, !Lillie; and Her. moinc, Robinfon, from Quebec; Aurora, Mae Gurdy, from St. John's, Newfoundland; Jane, Anderfon, from Halifax. Maria, Graham, at Trinidad, from Charkftown; and Lan• Wilton, at Lancafter, from Savannah. _ . Arrived at Stromnefs.—Robert and Elizabeth, Davies, of London ; Jean, Halton, and Forma, Aitkin, of mad for Liver pool, from Pctrrlburgh for Liverpool; (thefe three reads were flopped in Ruifia, laft year); Ann, Miller, IVorn Dantlic for ' Alexander, Sauter, of Dundee, from Riga for ditto; Ana, Nfart:n, of Grangemouth, from Puma for ditto; brother., Garrinch, of Kirkwall, from Dunban on ; and Neftur, Wheat ly, of North Shields, from Memel, for Dublin; Friendthip, Hohurft, of and from Memel, for Londonderry ; and Afp a a a , Irvine, of Yarmouth, fr o n t North Berge n fur Suomi:ids. PROM THE LONDON onzETTE, AUGUST ADMIRALTY-OTTICF, AUGUST 25, ISOT, Copy of a letter from Lord Vticouot NELson, K. B. V are-A' mini of the Blue, &c. to EVAN NLPLA N, kill. dated Do %: the 23d inft...nt. SlR—Herewith I tranimit you a letter which I have received from Captain ROSE, giving Mt: :In account of the boats of the feveral vertels under h:, orders having burnt a quantity of pitch, tar, . nt a turpentine, &droved three gun-boats, taken tw k , launches, and a flat-boat abort 4 .5 feet k Ig, an d IS or zo feet wide, mounted with one brals inch howitzer ; this boat funk aflern of the Hoy ND. The bulincfs on the part of our boats was conduft. ed with much fpirit ; and much praite is due Lieutenant AGA SsIL, of the HOUND, aid Licin . mint L. Vrscosr, of the JAMAICA, for dr. ir . example on till_ occallon. ( ) NELSON AND LSONTE. The JAMAICA, at SC3, Aug. 7i. My LORD—I beg leave to acquaint you, th at yellei day evening, at eight o'clock, beiag at an. ehor off Eflaples, 1 obferved a large fire to the S. S. E. and at the fame time a very heavy can. nonade. I immediately got under weigh with tlr: velfels under my orders, and ran down to it. About ten I fpoke Capt. SANADIN E, of the HOVND, who informed me that the fire proceeded from a cargo of pitch and tar, belonging to a veffel wi cck ed on the coact come time ago, which the boats of the HOUND and MALLARD had fa fire to ; an d thnt fiz flat boats had come out of Saint NTAlert= that afternoon, which he forced on fhorc, and then I.ty hauled upon the beach. I accordingly this morning fcnt the boats of the JAMAICA, Gio. NET, and HOUND, together with thole of the gun. brigs, to endeavour to cut them out, under the direction of Lieutenant JAm zs Acitssiz, of the HOUND ; at the fame time (landing in with the dif. ferent veffels, in order to cover the boats from the fire of the military and five field pieces, polled be. hind the Sand-hills on chore. lam happy to ac. quaint your Lordfhip that they fucceeded in bring. ing off three : the others had been previoufly cent. tied, fo as to render it impo(lible to remove them ; however the boats damaged them as much as the time would admit of. I cannot fufficiently praife the gallantry and zeal of Lieutenant Ac Assiz, of the HOUND, and Lieutenant L. VLSCONT, of the JAMAICA, with the officers and men employed on this fervice. Annexed I tranfmit a lift of our lofs; and have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) JoNAS Rost. Jamalcw—Daniel Broekel(by, feaman, killed. Gannett—William Warren, feaman, wounded. Hound—Thomas Hamblin, Midlhipinan, wounded. Tygrefs—Anthony Judd, Seaman, nightly wounded. Mallard—John Bucy, Seaman, nightly wuunded. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Crews Of the TARTAR and INCONSTANT, for the capture of the Kinfkinderin and Carolina 80. letta, will be paid their proportions of the proceeds of the faid prizes on board the feveral fhips (now with the Channel fleet.) ELSINEUR, AUGUST S. Palled upwards, the Olive Branch, COWIE, from Marttrand to Dantzig, herrings. Palled downwards, the Nancy, CARCILL, from Liebau to Montrofe ; and Jean and Jeffie, NORRIE, from do. to Dundee. On Thurfday the HARPY brig cuttet arrived in the Sound, with about forty fail under her convoy, from Shields, and failed again yefterday afternoor, without taking the trade from hence along with her. There are about twenty-five fail of home ward bound %Tails now inthe Roads.—Wind S. E. —Moderate weather. Accounts from Mexico, of the 24th and 25th of May, ftate, that the two brigs, the Saeta and the Volant, employed as garda cillat at Vera Cruz, had captured in the bay of Campeachy three Eng , lifh gallicks which were difcharging their cargoes. Thefe prizes are valued at 200,000 pialtres. Letters from Havannah, of the Both of April, recently received at Madrid, ftate, that the brig St. Antonio had, after an obftinate engagement, cap. timed two Englith privateers, which fhe carried into Uncayo. The brig loft fix men killed and fe veral wounded. The lofs of the Englifh crews wasmuch greater,but it wasnotexattly afcertained. The FLY (loop of war, arrived at Portfmouth from Africa, fpoke on the 27th July the China, cf Philadelphia, bound to Batavia and China. The True Briton, Hindoftan, Hope, Boddam, Lord Hawkefbury, Airly Crate, Charlton, Sir Stephen Lufhington, Duke of Montrofe, Dover Cattle,Calcutta, Admiral Gardner, Walpole, Alia, Fort William, and Worcefter Indiarnen, outward bound, were all well 27th May, in lat. so. S. long. 24. Well. The Bee, Tut.toc it, from Lithon to Liverpool, has foundered at lea ; crew faved. The Olive '(of Ipfwich), BLOOMFIELD, coal loaded, is on Chore at Banacre, near Yarmouth. The Commander of one of the Honourable Company's extra (hips, which arrived at Bengal. on the Bth of July, lays, All the (hips in the em ploy of the Eall India Company, returning from India this year, as well regular as extra, are to bet provided with hoarding netting,at the recommen dation of the Bengal Government ; the fate of the KENT, which was captured by Sorcourr, in the Bay of Bengal, in Oetober latt, having gives rife to lueh a precaution. Capt. MURRAY, who is arrived at Portimouth, in the EDGAR, of 74 guns, from the Baltic. i. P'° - melted to the command of the LONDON, of 9 8 gun , . The WiLLS3LRY, Goatsow, reported to be 101 l at Madras, was fate by the Lail accounts from that place. On Tuefday landed at Brixham, in a fmall fail boat, Capta;n WHITEY, from POrtfMoll6. Vol proceeded to join the Channel fleet off Bre ; it is fail Capt. WHITEY into fucceed Capt. Surrox as Captain of the fleet. The divifion of the Jamaica fleet at Port Royal had received orders to fail on the 23d of June, to join convoy at Port Antonio. The Kinglmill, MARS N•LL, from New York to Briflol, has put into Halifas, with damage, having fprung a leak.