Star. — London, England, 1801-08-14 00:00:00

LOA DUN. AIDAY, AUGUST 14. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Coot 604.-Retineed Go/ 64-.-4 per Cent. 1. 5 per Cent. 9311—News per C. 961 4 — O Um 9 8 932• PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY; Lon Ann. IS 9-16 f Stiort Ann. 5 5-16 Imp. 3 per Ccnt. 591 Omnium 9/ 84 9 Conf. for Acc. 60.1 601 Irifit 5 per Cent. Bank Stock :68 3 per C. Red. 6cl f 8 6 9 3 per C. Coal. 6a per Cent. goi 5 S Per C. NavY 95 3 per C Lol. # 1 This morning a Meffenger arrived at the Secre tary of States-Office, as did another at the India- Houfe, both of them with Difpatches, containing a confirmation of the important•intelligence an nounced two days ago in the Official Bulletin. The Government Difpatches had Lot been made public when this Paper was put to Preis, but we may form a pretty corral opinion of their nature by thofe of the Difpatch from Mr, TOOKE, the In dia Company's Agent at Conftantinople; the fub fiance of which was fent to Ltoyn's, where the following notice was [tuck up : 6 , LLOYD'S, AUGUST 14, 18C/1• " A.meffenger arrived this morning with dif " patches from Mr. Toose, the E.& India " Company's Agent at Conflantinople, dated the "' 19th of July, confirming the account of the re 4, dation of the Cagle and City of Cairo, 'after " feveral fevere anions, h; which the French had zOOO killed and wounded : 4000 furrendercd pri -4.' loners of war, were admitted to an honourable capitulation ; and were to be marched to Re:- " fetta, to embark on board his Majelly's fhips 44 for France." The above is the molt important event refpeEt . ing the war which has occurred for fome time.— Even if GANT . HEAUME has fucceeded in landing any part of his troops on the coati of Egypt, it cannot avail the enemy. Alexandria muff pro bably loon fall before the concentrated Britith and Ottoman forces, elated, as they muff be, by this anoft important conqueft. After this Paper was at Prefs the following Bulletin was circulated among the Friends of Minifiers •• AUGUVT s 4. " A noqier Di fp att h has been received from Lord " Myr°, mentioning the furrender of Crand " Cairo, with 4.000 French, who capitulated on " condition of being fent prifoners to France. " The Officer Lord Misro (peaks of is not yet arrived ? and is fuppofed to have been captured ' B4 eft board the Swirrsuas." We are happy :in having the power alto to pre. fent our Reader, with a copy of Mr. TOOKE'S Letter : Extra t of a letter from Psvaa Tooit, Eft!. to WILLIAM RAM BAT, Efq. dated Copllantinople, July 19, 180 i• " I had the honour to addrefs you on the fith inftant, by an Eiprefs Courier, (not yet . rc. ceived), in order to inform you of the m ei du&ion of the Caftle and City of Cairo by his 9 4 Majelly's and the Ottoman Army, after fame • fevere anions, wherein the enemy had loft sOOO men in killed and wounded, and that a the remainder, confining of 4oco men, had • furrendered. I have only learned fence, that • 11;e enemy capitulated on honourable tenni, • and were to march to Rofetta to be embarked 4 ' for France, under axt efcort of Briti(h (hips of a war." Juft as this Paper was going to prefs, we re ceived Paris papers to the t ;th intl. inclufive. They are fo entirely void of any kind of interefl, that we mould nos feel ourfelves jufliaed in delay ing our publication to give long extrafts, at the ex pence perhaps of difaripointing fome of our friends of their paper. They mention that the treaty of peace has been figned a fecond time at Badajos.— Englith chips are excluded from the Portuguefe harbours. Porto Ferrajo (Lill holds out. Peace has been formally concluded between France and the Poet. • Yeßerday a Council of the Cabinet Minißers was held at Lord HawKESSUar's Office in Dorm• ing-ttreet. Tuefday evening the Roy AL FAMILY walked on the Efplanadc at Weymouth, after which his MA JEST'S returned to the Lodge, where a felcS party were invited to fpend the evening, it being the an siiverfary of her Royal ii;ghnels the Duchels of Bst•usweca's birth. Wednefday morning Prin ceffes Alec bit-A and MARY bathed, and alfo the Duke of thou caSTER. After breakfaft his Ists yawrv, Duke of Ksirr, Prince ADOLPHUS, Prin cefs SOPHIA, Duke of GLOUCESTIII b Lady Bat.- tASYSI, Eat'. CHMITIRFIELD, and Lord WALSING• HAM, on horfeback, the (Lusts and PRINCRIStS, Frincefs SOP H IA of GLOV C 3T SR. Vilcountels Sun sir, and Mr. WIHDH•M, in fociables, rode to the feat of Sir Liotil L DAMLR, and afterwards through the Park 4 Ormington. The troops on the beach fired a fru dt joye, in bottom of the PRINCR of ALIN'S birth-day. and the were dreffed in the colours of the different nations. Illuminations itnd fire-works were exhibited in the evening. • At a public breakfall give* by the Cana" at Weymouth, in which the Princefs ELIZABETH difplayed the greatell politenefs and attention, on the 3d intlant, the following Addrefs was admi rably delivered by Mr. ELLtsvow : It is the writ ing of Princefs AMELIA : Welcome, my Liege! my ever-honour'd Lord ! Oh were it mine, in aEtion as in word, My zeal, my loyalty, my duteous love, To thee, furport of all the world, to prove! Blefsii be the Pow'a, eternally ador'd, Who, to our pray'rs, our King, our wield reftor'd See, ev'ry (peaking countenance reveals The lively tranfpo:t which the bofom feels; See, the aufli'd cheek, fo lately pale with fear, Receive.; the grateful, the extatic tear; The quly'ring lip, now trembling with delight, Fain would articulate, define aright, How deep affeftion's root Rill ftronger grows, Which, to thy worth, progreffive firma, owes. . To teach to all mankind what man can be, Triumphant trials were referv'd for thee: . Oh that thy Herculean ftrength were uneonfin'd, Extended o'er thy body as thy gen'rous mind ; Or that, thy health and precious life to wield, Each fubledj of his own a (hare might yield.— Had pow'r, as will, a portion to bcltow! I (peak but what Ifrel, and what I blow. As o'er the countlefs riches of the main Thy conqu'ring Navy rides with proud difdain; In (earth of treafures which it values more, So doth thy noble fpirit greatly (oar 'Bove earthly glories and 'hove earthly grace; Though (till Friend, Father, of the human race. TO TIIE COMPANY ♦ND PEOPLE. Pour forth your raptures, loudly (weep the lyre, With all your fpirit, energy, and fire; The heart's refponfive chords mall itrike as loud, Iq meaft.res full, exultant, bold, and proud: Call oa the hov'ring wades of Minden's plain, On NeLap /es heroes, vidors on the main, n Irhey'll join, thtyll (well the animated by— This day they conquer'd, this all-glorious day, Anfpicious, bleft, when Baum swica's line appear'd, Cbeek'd fear, mittruiL—and fading hope uprear'd: Long may its virtues rave; long, long, prevail ! Long may we cry, " Oh, Men of England, hail!" RAN FLAG N.—On Wednerday evening,in honour of his Royal llighnefs the PRINCII of WALES'S hirt,h-day, the Proprietors of Ranelagh gave a very elegant Silver Cup, to be (hot for by the different Volunteer Corps of this metropolis. At half paf fix o'clock, the target being fixed, the gentlemen were muttered by the roll of a drum, and accord ing to the number of their tickets the firing com menced: out of 247 who entered their names, only four could find the target, viz. Mr. Tweedy, of Blackwell end Poplar - a Mr. Irwin, ditto - Mr. Dinner&ld, of Mile-End - - 3 Mr. Phillips, of Pimlico - - - 4 Accordingly Mr. TWEEDY was prefented with the Cup, in a very handfome manner, by Mr. ASHLEY; after which Mr. TWEEDY, accompanied by his brother foldiers, paraded round the Rotunda, dif playing the prize. The Rotunda was illuminated in a very hand fome file; the City Train Band Muficians played feveral beautiful martial airs until ten o'clock; after which the company feleited themfelves into parties, and danced country dances until eleven o'clock, when the fire works commenced. It would be doing them injtatiee, not to fay that they were very brilliant. CtIARLES M. ()massy, Efq. is elefted to ferve in the' imperial Parliament for the Borough of Killa -104 in Ireland, in the room of Mr. Psi-I-I-is, who has accepted the Efcheatorfhip of Muniter. Gnoll.Caille, with its bkautiful park and erten. five demcfne, formerly the feat of Sir Hsaastr Macawittm, Bart. late pnt up to audion, is put. chafed by Guiana Jon asrom, Efq. of Hanover' fquare, at fo,ocol. For tome time pall the public expedition has been much excited at Carhile, by the important caufe of the Rev. Mr. Cs u RcH againft Lord Lows- DA LE, who had engaged on that occafioniSerjeant Coexist., Mr. PARR, and feveral other Gentlemen of the Bar. Baron CHAM:;RE having been con cerned in the citufe, requefted Lord ALVAN LER to try it, Which he agreed to do • but it appears that the matter has been accommodated without corn ing to a trial, Mr. GARROW having withdrawn his record, in confequeoce of a compenfation being made to his client by the Noble Lord, in fatisfac tion of the damages and coils. The damages were laid at to,ooo pounds. The following ciretunllance is not unworthy of xemark : A few days previous to the death of the late Mr. loam PALMER, of Drury-lane Theatre, that Gentleman, while walking in the Church-yard of Liverpool with the deceafed Mr. WILDS, of Covent Garden, obferving upon the fuitable (*atm don of the ground, Paid that be would like to have his body interred in a particulai part of it, which he pointed out to his 'companion. Mr. WILDE ap proved his choice, and, pointing to an adjacent fpot, made a fimilar obfei vation with refped to himfelf. It fo happened that, in a very lhort time, Mr. PALMER breathed his lall, and was interred in the identical place of which, unmeaningly perhaps, he had made choice ; and Mr..WILRE, who died laft Monday, was on Wednefday laid in the very fpot which, fo many years ago, attracted his at tention.—Being much efteenied in life, his funeral was very refpedably attended. He was confidered one of the bell Prompters the Englilh stage ever knew. On Saturday Lieutenant-Colonel V, —, of the Guards, who bad come down to a retired fpnt on the Blackwater river, below Malden, in Urea, for the benefit of feat-bathing, was unfor tunately taken into cuftody, on fulpicion of being the French Officer advertifed s employed in taking charts of the founding', &c. on the Eaftern Coalt. The Colonel was kept in cuftody till Monday morn• ing, and feals put upon his trunks and baggage, when, his identity being proved, he was liberated, with every apology that fo untoward a rniitake woold,poffibly admit of. • . — - ' 7 ' ' ' At a public beeakfaft given by the (amp" at ' NAM Weymouth, in which the Princefs ELIZABETH LONDON. difplayed the greatell politenefs and attention, on MA ,-.--. the 3d inflant, the following Addref was admi- al:River. FRIDAY, AUGUST re. rably delivered by Mr. ELLisrow : It is the writ - i Dubl L Wall PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : ing of Princefs AM E LIA : x tluct Welcome, my Liege! my ever-honour'd Lord ! r Jerre 3 per Cent. Coot folf-t-Reriateed 64 64-.--4 per Cent. I• Oh were it mine, in aftion as in word, 5 per Cent. 4511...-NeW 3 per C. 964 4—Omnium 9 81 9}(• MCI OF STOCKS YESTERDAY; My zeal, my loyalty, my duteous love, Bank Stock 168 Lor K Ann. 18 9-16 f To thee, furp.ort of all the world, to grovel Arrived the 3 per C. Red. fol f 4 Short Ann. s 5-16 Blefs'd be the Powlt, eternally ador'd, from the Nortl 3 per C. Conf. fie lmp. 3 per Cent. 321 Who, to oar preps, our King, our wield reftor'd! bottomed boat. 4 per cent 8 4 5 Omnium 94 84 9 S ee , Wry (peaking countenance reveals 5 Per r • Navy 95 Conf. for Acc. 60 4 folk Squadron in th 3 per C. Lot 4 Ira 3 per Cent. The lively tranfpo.t which the bofom feels; . i 6 9 See, the aufh'd cheek, fo lately pale with fear, Receive.; the grateful, the extatic tear; YA This morning a Meffenger arrived at the &ere- Arrived his The quvng li p, now trembling with de li ght, pry of States-Office, as did another at the India- Fain would articulate, define aright, gnus, Admires Houfe, both of them with Difpatches, containing How deep affeftion's root Rill Stronger grows, the SPECULATE a confirmation of the important.intelligence an- Which, to thy worth, progreffive &ninth owes. DIANA packet, nounced two days ago in the Official Bulletin. To teach to all mankind what man cap be, out Mails ; ha Triumphant trials were referv'd for thee: . The Government Difpatches had Lot been made with two Meffe Oh ! that thy Herculean Strength were uneonfin'd, public when this Paper was put to Preis, but we charged with o Extended o ' er thy body as thy gen'rous mind ; may form a pretty corral opinion of their nature Or that, thy health and precious life to Shield, contain an acct by thofe of the Difpatch from Mr, TOOKE, the In- Each fulled .of his own a (hare might yield.— Sailed the I dia.Company's Agent at Conftantinople; the rub- Had pow'r, as will, a portion to bgltow! with the Mail fianceof which was fent to LLOYD'S, where th e 1 fpeak but what I frel, and what I brew. e PRINCE Of OR/ followin notice was ftuck As o'er the countlefs riches of the main g up : Thy conqu'ring Navy rides ;with proud difdain; for Cuxhaven. !! LLOYD'S, AUGUST 14, 1801. kit:arch of treafures which it values more, Rear-Admit " A.meffenger arrived this morning with dif- so doth thy noble (Pitt greatly (oar and, it is Paid, " patches from Mr. Toole, the Ea ft India 'Bove earthly glories and 'hove earthly grace; Though (till Friend, Father, of the human race. PI " Company's Agent at Conflantinople, dated the TO TOR COMPANY AND PEOPLE. The (hip w ' 4 19th of July, confirming the account of the re- Pour forth your raptures, loudly (weep the lyre, noted to be the " dation of the Cale anclCity of Cairo, 'after With all your fpirit, energy, and fire; LIAM, Of 74 gi " Several fevere actions, in which the French had The heart's refponfive chords Shall Mite as toed, mouth. This " moo killed and wounded : 4000 Surrendered pri- hi meaft.res full, exultant, bold, and proud: Fleet his Ma of 4 ' loners of war, were admitted to an honourable Call oa the hov'ring (lades of Minden's plain, 0 capitulation ; and were to be marched to Ro- On Netso Ws heroes, viCtors on the main, • guns, Vice - Ai fetta, to embark on board his Majefly's chips Tbey'n join, they'll (well the animated lay— Jostr, of xl2 " This day they cooquer'd, this all-glorious day, SPEEDWELL, 0 4 4 for France." - Aufpidous, bldt, when Bauesynce's line appear'd, The above is the moil important event refped- Cbeek'd fear, mittrulL—and fading hope uprear'd: The fquadrc . ing the war which has occurred for fome time.— Long may its virtues rave; long, long, prevail ! Even if GANTI4EAUME has fucceeded in landing Long may we cry, "Olt, Men of Eniland, hail!" • by report, into any part of his troops on the coati of Egypt, it RANELAGH.—OnWednerday evening,in honour command of R of his Royal llighnefs the PRINCE of WALES'S ordered home I cannot avail the enemy. Alexandria muff pro- birth-day, the Proprietors of Ranelagh gave a very damaged in th bably loon fall before the concentrated Britith and elegant Silver Cup, to be Shot for by the different Ottoman forces, elated, as they mufft be, by this Volunteer Corps of this metropolis. At half pail Captain WI snoß important conqueft. fix o'clock, the target being fixed, the gentlemen Forces, has jut were muttered by the roll of a drum, and accord. the detachmen . . ing to c te numr of their tickes th fiin corn- ard the Car • After this Paper was at Preis the following mf b 247 e who entered t their e na r mes g , only bo • L'HtitCULS Bulletin was circulated among the Friends of four cou ld ou : fi t o nd the target, viz. Minifters t Mr. Tweedy, of Blackwall and Poplar - i are expeditiou AUGUST 14. Wale (loop, C Mr. Irwin, ditto • " AnotherDifpatch has been received from Lord Mr. Dannerfield, of Mfte•Bnd - - 3 progrefs. " Mums, mentioning the furrgnder of Crand Mr. Phillips, of Pimlico • 4 Cairo, with 4000 French, who capitulated on Accordingly Mr. TWEEDY was prefented with the POP " condition of being fent prifoners to France. . Cup, in a very handfome manner, by Mr. ASHLEY; Went out of after which Mr. TWEEDY, accompanied by his —S a il e d th e I " The Officer Lord Morro (peaks of is not yet brother Soldiers, paraded round the Rotunda, chi- . D owjm " arrived ? and is ftippored to have been captured pl a yi ng th e p r i ze . • , " Chi board the Swirrsues." The Rotunda was illuminated in a very hand- tome tine; the City Train Band Muficians played The Little 1 We are happy in having the power alto to pre- Several beautiful martial airs until ten o'clock; roline, HAYF s, , fent our Reader!' with a copy of Mr. TOOKE'S after which the company feleited themfelves into front Demarar, - • Letter : parties, and danced country dances until eleven cent's; Stanley o'clock, when the fireworks commenced. It Planter, CARTI F..straft of a,' later from Psyao Tooit, Eiti. to would be doing them injunice, not to fay that ford, —, an d • WILLIAM RAMSAY, Efq. dated Copaantinople, they were very brilliant. Indies, are arr mm of the July to, 1801. • ' •''' CNARLES M. Go Efq. is elefted to Serve in fleet, in " I had the honour to addrefs you on the ii7th the' Imperial Parliament for the Borough of Killa- for Liverpool h" inftant, by an Exprefs Courier, (not yet Ye- loe., in Ireland, in the room of Mr. Parry's, who Th e BetfcY , accepted the Efcheatorfhip of Manlier. Liverpool, has ""‘ CeiVid), in order to inform you of the, Ye. , " s Gnoll-Cagle, with its beautiful park and exten- " dation of the Coale and City of Cairo by his del his. five deinefne, formerly the feat of Sir Hammer On Tuefday 9 4 Majeny's and the Ottoman Army, after Come Mac 'maim, Bart. late put up to auction, is pur. convoy of the " fevere anions, wherein the enemy had loft chafed by Cloaca JOHNSTON, Efq. of Hanover' Whitebooth ro or sOOO men in killed and wounded, and that iguare, at fo,oool. wind, for Ham the remainder, confining of 4cioo men, had For tome time pail the public expedatian has The three dii been mofutchlieeizecvited Mr.at c C s a u r ß li c t, a by in t ft he Lo in t isort Lc on ns t . LIAM HENRY, " Surrendered . I bay', only learned fence , that cauCapt. DAVID B " the enemy capitulated on honourable terms, DALE, who had engaged on that fs - accafioni Serjeant WARD Hue: HE: " and were to march to Rofetta to be embarked Cocoas, Mr.' PARK, and Several other Gentlemen failed for India " for France, under an aeon of Britifh (hips of of the Bar. Baron CHAM:;RE having been con- peeled to arrive War " cerned in the cOufe, requefted Lord ALVAN LE yto the next fleet. . try it, Which he agreed to do • but it appears that A French pr the matter has been accommodated without corn- flood into the 4 J olt as this Paper was going to refs, we re- in g • to a trial, Mr. CARRON/ having withdrawn his a large Arab I ceived Paris papers to the 1 rub inn. inclufive. record, in confeguence of a compenfation being bound to Buffo They are fo entirely void of any kind of intereft, made to his client by the Noble Lord, in fatisfac- (hip ; a brifk 1 tion (lithe damages and cons. The damages were fhip finding no That we mould not feel ourfelves juffined in delay- laid at to,ooo ounds privateer on IN ing our publication to give long extrafts, at the ex- P The following circtunftance is not unworthy of funk. They w pence perhaps of difappointing fome of our friends semark : A few days previous to the death of the the boats at M of their paper. They mention that the treaty of late Mr. _Toms' PALMER, of Drury-lane Theatre, fiance. race has been Signed a Second time at Badajos.— that Gentleman, while walking in the Church-yard Monday nig Englint (hips are excluded from the Portuguefe of Liverpool with the deceafed Mr. WILDE, of Harwich a ff e ml harbours Porto Ferrajo Rill holds out. Covent Garden, obferving upon the fuitable fitua• one man from 0 tion of the ground, Paid that he would like to have board the Guai Peace has been formally concluded between his body interred in a particular part of it, whic h Orders have France and the Poet. • he pointed out to his 'companion. Mr. WILDE ap. to ic tua l t h e proved his choice, and, pointing to an adjacent of 64 guns, ari • fpot, made a fimilar °bre' vation with refped to Yefterday a Council of the Cabinet Mini ft ers to be commiff Was held at Lord Haw ELS so ay's Office in Down. himfelf. It fo happened that, in a very Short time, in Ilimoaze t 1 ing- Street _ .• ' Mr. PALMER breathed his lafl, and was inte rre d i n pritb ' n , ' Tuefday evening the Roy AL FAMILY walked on the identical place . of which, unmeanirgly perhaps, C • 0 aptatn sw the Efplanadc at Weymonth, after which his MA- he h ad made choice ; and Mr. WILDS, who died loft Monday, was on Wednefday laid in the very of his a i e Y ' 'JESTS returned to the Lodge, where a fetal party fwhich, fo R. Tit uscor pot . many years ago, in attraded his at- ~. . were invited to fpend the evening, it being the an- tention.— mg much efteenied life, his funeral at Gibraltar, i siiverfary of her Royal Highnels the Duchels of Barnswica's birth. Wednefday morning Prin- was very refpeaably attended. He was confidered JAMES SAUNAS ceffes Aucusra and MARY bathed, and alto the one of the bell Prompters the Englifh eitage ever ANTONIO, of 7 Duke of GLOUCISVER. After breakfaft his MA- knew' in the glorious port, Duke of KENT, Prince ADOLPHUS, Prin- On Saturday lag, Lieutenant-Colonel V,--, S. CilArgrioi eels SOPHIA, Duke of GLOUCESTIR, Lady BaL- of the Guards, who had come down to a retired lant Rear-Adm NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCI. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND N. axamn i Dublin, Amid ao, • a Waterford, Auguft to, a a Clucnifey, Auguft to, o a Jerfey, Auguft xi, • DEAL, AUGUST lg. Arrived the MEDUSA frigate, Admiral NELSON, from the Northward. This day 15 additional flat bottomed boats were fent on board Lord NE LsoN'S fquadron in the Downs.—Wind E, S. E. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 13. Arrived his Majefly's fhip POLYPHEMUS, of 64 gnns, Admiral GRAVES'S flag-fhip, from Goree ; the SPECULATOR lugger from a cruife ; and the DIANA packet, OSBORNE, from Cuxhaven, with out Mails ; having been difpatcbed from thence with two Meflengers, Meffrs. KREMER and Hog AR, charged with difpatches for Government, faid to contain an account of the capture of Cairo, &c. &c Sailed the Panics of WALES packet, HEARN with the Mail for Hamburgh of the tith ma. and PRINCE Of OR•EGE, 113 sings, without Mails, both for Cuxhaven. Rear-Admiral PHILIP! came here this morning; and, it is (aid, will remain- as Port-Admiral. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Is. The (hip which arrived here yefterday, then ftated to be the Russar,L, turns out to be the Go- LIAM, of 74 guns, Capt. ESSINGTON, from Portf mouth. This morning arrived from the Channel Fleet his Majefty's (hips ROYAL SOVERSIGti, of t ro guns, Vice-Admiral Sir H. Hmtvar ; the SAN Jour, of 112 guns, Capt. WoLsstsr ; and the SPEEDWELL, of 14 guns, from a cruize. PLYMOUTH.DOCIC, AUGUST 12. The fquadron expediting foe foreign fervice is, by report, intended to relieve the one under the command of Rear-Admiral. Sir Jamas S i tu liAltaZ, ordered home to refit, having been confiderably damaged in the two aftions. Captain Wertitovr, of his Majefly's Marine Forces, has kilt embarked to take the command of the detachment from that corps, doing duty on board the CAPTAIN, of 74. guns. L'HLacut.a and Dow hG L, line of battle (hips, are expeditioufly fitting out in Hamoaze ; the Wasp (loop, Capt. Buzzss, is alfo making great progrefs. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST z 3. Went out of harbour the Valuvius bomb•vellel. —Sailed the HINDE cutter, with a fleet for the Dowps. The Little Melville, SEVER, from Africa; Ca roline, HAY F S, from St. Kitt's; Mariner, Cm sys RS, front Demarara; Beckford, BARG s, from St, Vin. cent's; St anley,CuIVER s, from Nevis • Barbadoes Planter, CARTER, from Barbadoes; W illiam Beck ford, —, and Calcutta flore-thip, from the Well Indies, are arrived off Mount's Bay, with the rell of the fleet, in all 68 fail, for London ; the (hips for Liverpool had parted on the zd inftant. The Betfty, MONTGOMERY, from Virginia to Liverpool, bas fprung a leak, and put into Phila.: delphia. On Tuefday the fleet of merchantmen, under convoy of the POMONA armed fhip, failed from Whitebooth roads, in the Humber, with a fine wind, for Hamburgli. The three dire& Madras !hips, the PRINCE WIL LIAM HENRY, Capt. ROGER BAERETT; the HAWK, Capt. DAVID BRISTOW BARER ; and the SIR ED WARD HUGHES, Car. JAMES URNSTON, which failed for India the latter end of lag year, are ex- peeled to arrive from the Prefidency of Madras +n the next fleet. A French privateer, on the 29th of March lan, flood into the Roads of Mafulipatam, and took out a large Arab fhip very richly laden, which was bound to Buffiorah, and then flood after a Pegue fhip ; a brifk gale blowing at the time, and the fhip finding no poffibility of efcaping, the run the privateer on board, and both Tails had nearly funk. They were, however, taken poffieffion of by the boats at Mafulipatam, owing to this circum- Rance. Monday night the Fifhing•fmack Owners at Harwich affembled in the Guildhall, and ballotted one man from each velTel to ferve his Majeßy on board the Guard-flips. Orders have been fent to the Vißuilling-Office to vietual the PRUDEITE, of 64 guns, SAMPSON, of 64 guns, and ALFRED, of 74 guns, which are to be commillioned immediately for Prifon-(hips in }Tarnow, to receive 2000 prifoners from Mill Prifon. Captain OSWALD k appointed to the command of his Majelly's (hip SUR PRIM R. TR uscorr, Efq. of the TRAM KS, of 32 guns, at Gibraltar, is appointed by kear-Admiral Sir JAMES SIM MAREZ, Bart. to be purfer of the SAN ANTONIO, of 74 guns, captated off Cape Spartel, in the glorious viftory of the 12th S. CHA Mrtom, Efq. aging Secretary to the gal- lant Rear-Admiral Sir Jars El SAUMARIZ, Bart. is appointed by the Admiral, putter of the THAMES, Of 32 guns, Capt. Hou.ss. The above appoint ments wait of courfe the decifion of be Lords of the Admiralty. The TRIUMPH of 74 guns, Capt. Haim, is ordered to viflual at Plymouth for foreign fervice. The flock of hemp in Plymouth dock yard is fo great, that a veffel kill arrived from Riga could nrl have her cargo difcharged into the hemp ma gazines CORN MARKETS. Yefterday Wheat fell in the market at Henley. on-Thames zos. per quarter. The price was 88,, tO 1209. At Mark-lane, this morning, the Wheat Trade was bri(ker than for feveral pall Market days._ The increafed demand had the effe6t to raife the Market about zs. per quarter.—Oats had an ex ceeding brill: demand, at an advance of 2s. to Barley, Beans, and Peale, were heavy. Fine Engli(h Wheat, t los. to t t 2s, Inferior Qualities, tote. •` Foreign red Wheat, 92.5. to 975. Fine Dantzic Whe.t, 965. to 1021. Barley 30$. 445. to 454 Malt 6os. to Bos. Oats 235. to 31$. Tick Beans, 4os. to 4.25. Small Beans, 455. to 4.85, Boiling Peas, 655. Non-Boilers, 4os. Hog Peafc, sos, to 565. Flour, coos. per fact. The price of the Qtartern Loaf wac, on T uz i. clay !aft, reduced at Chelmsford, to t6l.d. From Devonfhire we learn, that the weather has been moil favourable for the harveft, nec u was a finer or a more abundant one known in the weft; every crop being remarkably good. We learn from Cambridge, that the greater part of the wheat in that neighbourhood was reaped laft week, and that the rye was molly caned. Tke crops in general are abundant. LYNN, AUGUST I t.—Harvett has generally commenced around us, and the appearance is fuck as gives the belt prOfpea of reward to the labours of the hulbandman—and the kindlie it expedations that all rank of people will feel the influence of its abundance, fo benignly given for general good. Larinoww,—At the Fair on Monday there was a tolerable !hew of fat and lean cattle ; the former experierled a ready tale, but extravagant prices being demanded for the poorer fort, the greater pan remained unfold. Eight prime Hereforditire oxen, fine in nature, and in good condition, fetched 2001. Sheep and lambs were dear. Of horfes there were but few, and thole chiefly of low quality. There was a hrge quantity of cheefe, which fold at the following reduced prices : Bea Coward from 445. to 545. per cwt. Half Coward from 325. to 365, and a copfiderable part remained on hand. DUNDEE, Auourr the Carfe of Cowrie, where the harvell promifes to be more early, and the crop more abundant than can`be remembered, new oatmeal is already in the market, and new wheat will be for tale-in the Carle, on Monday firft Wednefday laft, a few acres of excellent bar ley were cut down at the Weft Rope 'Work, the property of Captain THoMas WATT. We have' fimilar accounts from many other places; an 4 from the uncommonly warm and fine weather, harveit may foon be expe&ed to be getieral. ' D u NUN ' Atm Ix ST 8..--New wheat was yeller day at market. It fold from 4135. to 325. per barrel —it is what is termed the Early Lammas. There was alto a quantity of new oats and barley yelter 7 day, as well as Wednefday. The market was by no means fo favourable yesterday at Thomai-ftreet as what might have been expefted, and apparently as poor a one as that of Wednefday. Wheat fold this week from 21. s . to 31. the barrel, middle price 21. 16s. 4d . —Oats from t Bs. to 235. middle price SOS. Bd.—Barley from 16s. to tBs. 6d. middle price 17s. 6d.—Oatmeal from 15S. 10 24). the bun!. dred ; middle price x 6s. id.—Flour from 145. to 4os. the hundred.—Wheat and rlour, taken foge; they, 31. 3s. the barrel.—Total tajei, 122 t. • At the annual thew of Sheep, on Monday fen. nig'a, at Ealtmarden, near, thieheller, there were forty-three Candidates for the eeveralPriics, Which were adjudged as follows, viz :—. A Slyer cup, value fiveguineas, to Mr. Pinstkg, for the beit pen of fa. Soma Down Ewes. A flyer clp, value five guineas, to Mr. Brinßead, for teha belt pco .i fix South Down Ewa.; two years (AL A lilvcr cup, value five guineas, to Mr. saucer, for the heft pen of fix South Down Ewes three years old. A fecund cup, of the fame value, to Mr. Mania, hi, being deemed the heft of the three pens of Ewes. • A filler cup, value five guineas, m Sir H. Yeatherftone, far the belt South Down Rant, one year old. A filvcr cup, value five guineas. to his Gram the Duke of Richmond, for the heft South Down Ram, two years old. A filter cup, value five guineas, to Mr. Mai:, fur the bra . South Dowu Ram, three years old; and A Slyer cup, vane bye guineas, alto to Mr. Pinola, ha being deemed the heft of the three Prize Rams. At the E►srz AGRICULTURAL MEETING, held at the Shire Hall at Chelmsford, on Wednefday Lail, the principal Breeders of Stock, and Agricul tuna% of the county, attended. 'There was a ge neral thew of Stock, evidently improved very highly tince the Meting of the 'all year, The ten pnzes of the Society's SILVER MEDAL, for the bell produced flock, were thus adjudged, viz.— z. Feriae ben Out Sullion, to Mr. WARI.VIRLD. Bull --Mr: WES, ERN I -- Caw, Rum*. 4. Leicelterfltire Run, or othrr, Mr.ROSINSON. South Down Ram.— . ord P•TIM. - . - • --. f'we,, or other,—.Mr. Bo C *LT. 7. ••••••••-•• South Down Ewer-Mt. Wars - saw. 8. Vat 03,-I.ord PtTll Z. 9. • Wctber of his ager-Mt. ROBINS. 10.. &wr.—Mr. Ks to IT. After the Shcw, the Company retired to the Black Boy, to an clegimt diluter. It being thr anniverfary of the f'.irth of the Panics of Wain, the health of his Royal I lighnefs was given from the Chair, and drank with the highed applanfe. At Dijon, a few day Since, a Young man, upon a wager, continued Iwimming in the Ouchefor.fix born, without intcrmilLon 1 " IRISH LOTTillf-20th Exprefs.—The Ticket, No. 15,773, drawn on Tuelll4y lail a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold.at Meffrs. HA ZARD, &Ras, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one half, one quarter, one eight/a, mg two la m:nth flutes. T