Star. — London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

VXBILIb92. NOVEMBIR 25. 61. to il. gs. o 11. gs. 4S. to 21. IA 2). 125. NOV EMATIt 26. frelh fupplies of Owitig to the for the arrivals .he prices of the .ifknefs in the fales 'lily looking for every fort. Fur y below. ine 6os. 61i. pi- Malt, 445. 48s. Fine ditto sos. Oats, 15s. 225. 255.6 d. tlorfe Beans, .Ntw. 325. 365. OW, 3ss. 38s. Tick Beans, New, 295. 3os. Old, 3ts. 345. Hog Peak, 385. 435. Boilers, New 345. 425. Os. Fine Pearls 48$. CarrawaY Seed, 6 i 3 s. o 4.15. pet cwt. Coriander, 18s. to 3os. per cwt. C a nary, gos. to 965. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. t 0,351. per la& Flour, 485. sot. per tack. )f 4 night Mr. S. KIMBLII re. a ppeared at this Theatrui in the part of F a y s f; i n The Merry Irma of IT*. He met with a very . Ilsttering reception from a crowded audience, and the dhelors are fully . juftified in ie•engaging him. Opine to the fudden indifrofition of Mr. BANN W I, Femme': Frobc . was fubflitnted for the new Entertainment of ALifiesefe to be Sofel The charac ter of Pyio!, in the Play, Was very refpeaably fup. ported by Mr. Hot.t.teuswoitvn. On Ttiefday evening a yowls Lady of the name cl BILOWN, made her. arft aPpeartt s p!e at this TheC tre, in the charatier of Awe i 1 Jrildef4ahve. Hai figure i s g oad, h er co untenance is interefting, and her manner thews that (he is by no means a noviee to the Itabre. She gave much emplieity and arch :lets to dear, mid deceived a molt flattering ea. uption. • • CO, BPI T-GARtitIR.--Their nal: die Ere Paisczs'ss hononted 'this Theatre lait night wi , h their preten ce , to fee ilia new Play, entitled SUBALTERNS. . • MR. EDI ' I'OR-6:The melancholy but unethige rated pieture of the (late and fufferings of the Su( alterns of the Army, now on half-pay, fb candidly drawn by Bellifarius, in your Paper of Thurfday the t tth int. having excited the attention of many Officers, who, deeply imprefred with their own and the fituation of their Brethren, are of opinion that there fhould be a meeting in order to take into confideratinn the propriety of memorialling His Majelly, always alive to the fufferings of his fub fjeets in general, and thole of his Navy and Army in particular— _ _ _ It is therefore requefled that chore Subalterns of the Army, who are on half pay, now refiding in the Metropolis, its neighbourhood, or elfewbere, and can make it convenient, will meet at the Thatched-Houle Tavern, St. James's-area, on the loth of next December, at one o'clock, for the purpofe of confulting on the molt proper and refpe6tfill mode of ad:II-ening His Majeay for an increafe of their half-pay. AN 01 4 D SUBALTERN. N. B. The oldeft Subaltern prefect to take the Chair. 111 OR N IiIARIC.r; S. VORIS INSPECTORS RETURN PROM N Wheat, per Load, from 141. to t Barley, per Q2arter, from il. 7s. O a ts, per Quarter, from 11. 3s. t( Bans, per Qi2arter, from 11. t 4s. Peale, per Qfarter, froth al. Bs. 1 MAR K-LAN!, Since Monday we have had no fi rr kind of Grain to our Market, unfavonrablenefs of the weather fr of ccafling vetch : we may quote tl :: d without variation, and a brifkn if Cats and Beans.—We are dai cable quantities of Corn of e the prices we refer to our Currency E ng lifit Wheat, per qr. 505 . . 545. prime U t z, 555. 58s. Superfini Fi ne Dantzir Wheat , 575. 611,. Rye, 3es. 365. 13,arley, ag.s. 16s. (New) 28E. IMUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. W. OUlt. French o This morning arrived a man from tilbon, brought to mouth by the King George Packet, in eight days. DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. ' The following letter refpeaing the lots of, the Dutch transport the Vryheid, briefly mentioned in our Paper of yenerday, is written by a young gen tleman, refiding at Folknone, to his feller, dated November 24: Yefterday I witneffed a mon melancholy and dinrdling fight, of which I (hall endeavour to give you the mon cornea particulars. When I went to bed on Monday evening foul *eather was to be expeaed ; the wind from the fouth blew hard, and the lky appeared very llormy a about eleven o'clock the rain began t 6 beat hard. againn my windows, and the tea increafed, the' roaring of which, and the return of the turf; dif; turbed me many times during the night. Hearing an uncommon noire I jumped out of bed about fevers o'clock, in the morning, and beheld • the waves running mountains high : I flood at my window a tengtb of time contemplating the gran. deur of the fcent but little did .1 think, at that irery moment, the &firers which was but a few miles from me& . . g. About one o'clock I Obferved Many caik4 floating; and the people running along the beach Us") and Blander:, 2nd The 7 ak of Blur Prey. . A towari the rock, to - procure whatever might fall great anxiety was difplayed to, fee the royal viii- in their war; before I could get to the point, which tors, this being their firft appearance at the The- is about a quarter of a mile from where,l live, the ores for the feaibn; and, above all, this being the body of a fine young woman was driven upon the opportunity given to the public of beholding rock ; the was entirely naked except one Rocking His MAJIISTY fincethereportsofaconfpitacyagainft and a leather garter, which was tisickled below her Perfon and Government was deteded, and his knee. About a quarter of an hour after another fe atiguftfpoufe fince her late indifpofition. They were male came in, with many different articles ' filch as tested upon their entrance with every demonftra- cartouth boxes , puncheons , canteens, Sind foldiers' bon of joy, the Band played God Save the King, caps. I heard the wreck was at a place called and the whole vocal eitablifhment of the host& Brookman's Barn, about halfway between Hythe woo the (tags joining in full chorus. It Was en- and Dimchurch.' Having borrowed a friend's tared, and each time the houfe rang with plaudits horfe, I rode over there, and beheld filch a fpec at the conclafion of every ftanza. His MAlsstv tacle as I hope I never than witnefs again. The Was drefred in 'regimentals. The Qrsit and (hip had paired Dimchurch about eight o'clock in Pitticesses wore white and liver, the bodies mid- the morning, though the fea was dreadful, and &Mg &oft, and the &eves alfo (hart, and not appeared to be all well ; about half an hour after wry full, The robes of die Princefes &maims, (he was driven on thore upon the rand, where the AUGUSTA, and Allure, were cut low before. (luck fall, and almoit • inliantly Parted, the fea The Princefs Sot 141A 2 S came up pretty high, and driving the upper part farther in the land ; it is a was drawn dole round the bofom, The robe of large !hip. a tranfport ; and, from the differeut the Princefs MARY formed an logic Beroi-, and pieces of the Wreck I have picked up, is certainly came ftraight to the ihOulder *here it teinsi. Dutch, bound to the Cape or Batavia, with troops ?atedin a 'landing quilling. The gystit #/ore a and Flores. There were 260 fouls on board, out black velvet cap, ornamented with bows of white of which, (dreadful to relate) only nine were fay and (liver ribbon, with diamond feftoons and a ` id, One of whom died yellerday evening, and three bunch of heroes feathers. The head-drefs of the otfiers were not carded to recover. Princefs Etazastva coofifted of a flame.colour- I " I rode for two miles along the coaft from the ' ed turban, ineireled With a diamond cord, and wreck, towards Sandgate, which was covered with a bunch of Wad of Pai-adife feathers in the , puncheons, mufical inliruments, markets, &c. as front riling from a diamond crefcent. The head- all() dead bodies of fine handl - time mea ; the foldiers &As of the Princefres Audusta and Amnia appear principally to be marines, by having two were alike, and coned of black velvet fiminda- anchors crotred on their buttons. There has be'en' tins placed n on the right tide,, edged with rows of a great number of them carried away to Hythe diamonds, and three large white oftrich feathers Church : in a mile And a half's ride I counted the finding ere& That of the Printers Aucusra bodies of 120. The reams= were obferved hand 'ere veiy broad and full. The head drefs of the ' ing (even or eight females up the throuds, that . Print& MAR v was a turban of white and yellow, being the moll probable means of Paving them, but , corded with diamonds, and a plume of white of- ; shortly after the mall treat by the board, and they Inch feathers in front, riling out of a large dia- I were all plunged in the devouring element. There Mond rote. The Princefs Smits IA wore a pldme of were near too poor fellows on a piece of the wreck, light blue feathers on a black foundation without and very near thore, who probably thought them much ornament. The hair was in light curls round (elves near their deliverance, when a moll tremen the face. The (Ditto and Paint tssah all wore dous fea came and (wept every one off. A Mr.?' diamond ear-rings, necklaces, and folitaires, white Kemp, of Hythe, faved dna of them from death, rolkand whiteleather gloves. The Royal grotipe by running into the fea. He was very near an appeared in full health and fpirlti. As ufdal upon 1 officer, and had Juft got hold of. him, whets he filch oceafions, the haute difplayed a crowded and I perceived an amazing fwell approaching, with a lrilliantcircle 01 falbion.—The Perim - Mery exerted ; large piece of the wreck, and had only time tt) rave thernfelvts to.the utinott. and the Play went off himlelf, for immediately the timber knocked out extremely well' I the brains of the of fi cer. On my return to Folk- Their Msjirrits were attended by the Marquis (tone, I found two more women, and two or three of Saussuiv, Lord And Lady CATH cwt . , the infants had come ; I alto raw a fsveet little Cuuntefs of AY L ESB U RY, Countefs of ELV, &c. ;! girl, this morning, about eight Months old. Not and among the moll diftinguithed of the company fan officer or female is raved : every perfon here is Prefent, were alto—the Marchionefs of Down- i bay on the beach picking up what they can :-..-. "mg, Coantefs of Sa Irma, Lord AMHsts . r, La. . fome find watches, money, fkins, &c. ties SYDII SY, MI LDM AY, E. Ser moue, Cathmity, " Since writing the foregoing, a perfon, who TURTOII, A. CUMBERLAND, and I.)aLLING. has been towards Hythe Pays, there were aoo fol- For the Epilogue to Daisys and Blunder:, the diers on board, and that to. -only are Paved; but, fillowing lines are now futsllitnted to fee how fume of them have been ,mangled by HO SORIA. 8' Then crown our pleafures with your :vital the rock is too (hocking to relate. pride; l " It is allonithing that every woman who came Blame not unr Iliesdeep.—pardonour delays. on thore, and I believe there are ten or eleven, are All aid my cult. all quite naked. They fay here they always (trip let me your favour court : A married Sailor hopes you won't fpoil (port. up er ; but whether they were !AP1.136. So does a Fox-hunter—a firtithed man. naked when obferved upon the throuds I cannot tillearn. The vette] ftruck in a (pot where there are a IL FLING. Ay, Ladies look,refuk him if you can. ma number of piles driven into the beach to form a S. ST. ()IL a.—And we entreat TOO. t es, and Paul %Rpm/. jetty, the confequence is, that fcarcely two planks Your follies are fees for all his labours done. remain together. Had the driven zoo yards fur- Each cheating nod demoaltrates be haszreat feta, ther there would have been a fine heach,and though And celry chap:.. a siorlonibr.._allyttilienees an old !hip the probably would have kept tobther Hewitt. • . ..: * ) 1 ' ANOTHER. LE+TEltow—gg ine notch Indiaman Vrylleid, an old craiy thip, which paired Dover Roads in diftref, on Monday L evening, having 101 l I her mainmaft, Made tignals for aftillance, but the :)ilot boat which put off never reached her, as it came on dreadfully thick and tempefluotts, fo that Ihe was foon loft tight of. In this hclplefs fitua lion, the crew were unable to keep her off the land, and about one in the morning the was driven on facie near Flythe, by the fury of the wind. It is fuppofed, that out of the number on board, • • PORTSMOOTII, Nov. day arrived the %hip PAgry, rapt. Thomas Fatherley, from qpebec ; put in bet:: for orders. She left (ttehee laft Tuarchy he weeks.—k:r.mo into harbour the Camilla, of 20 guns. Tousxr, Nov. 23.-I,lft right, about tr.; o'clock, the wind flew round fro n the S. by W. to S. S. E. and blew for .fhnrt time a molt tre itendous fturm : nerc was learcely a ye:net hut drove or loft art anchor. A Danith brig, fro :1 N wway, drove f'om her moorings into a little cove or creek in Torh:ey, called Elberry, within her length of the rock., when luckily Fite brought up, which Caved her. This morning the Wind bck ened to the wcftward, and our hfhettnen got her Cafe out again, with the les of an anchor on v. They 'are iloiv pr..pat IN to get her irito Brilltant Pier, when (hall be sale to obtain her name and the Captain's. The wind Contivues to about Welt by North, blowing a whole gale. Fa Latin:Tit, Nov. ea.—Arrived hii Pty's Phi; Renard, of ao guns, Captain Aldham; and Hunter brit, of 113 guns, Captain Jona, from a rruize agchtfi. the Srmiggkrs ; :116) the brig Vigilant, Captain Williams, froln London, ballot! to the South Seas, on the whalefifhery ; the ship La(iy IJI n, Caps. a' Bonner, from London for St. Kitt's ; tile brig 01iv..• branch, Captain Watfon, from Zante, with fruit, for H:.11, arrcr fix weeks pairage; the brig Harmony, Captain Smith, from Zatst with fruit, for Loudon ; the two laft vell'els are gone rho (pa r:inane; the brig Reliance, Captain NV:Artily, front Lonlon, with wheat, for Spain ; the Swedith brig Plurhe, Chvtain Carl Clah'e, from Cayenne, with cocoa for orders, after e; ~ , ht we•ka pafr-ge; the brig Harmony, Jaques, front Quebec, with :rhea?. for orders; the Danifh brig Emanuel, Jonnes Brink, from Bremen, with linen, bricks. &cc. for St. Thomas; an 1 the brig Commerce, Branfield,from Oporto, with wines for L0nd00.....1 Sailed the Eaglefbufh, Courtney, with iron, for London ; thd Mary, Prow; with huh, for Plymouth ; the Eggar, SiWa, for Exon; the Appledram, Griffith, for Chichefter; la Bien Arnie., J. Souchier, with fait, for Dieppe; the Nantzvich, Herbert, with cheefe, for London; and the French ketch la Cathel.J. L. Burgles, for Havre.—The French hoop les Deux Stkurs Units, Captain Amient, (who died on the - pang:: honteWarsl,) from Senegal to. Havre, with gum, &c. went on fhore on Saturday night fait, at Port Holland, about I 2 Miles eaft of this hat - boUr ; thk crew and about two-thirds of the cargo favt d. The flop Mary, Capt. Temple, which arrived here a few days fince from London, and bound to America, h-sving on board about forty Blacks, is ordered into quarantine, in con fequenee of a fudden and alarming fever having broken o'ut on board her. molt of Which were troops, and which amounted, with the,crew, to above 400, not more than x 8 hai , e beep laved. Every Officer has periihed ; the Poatin,g bodies of the fufrerers ar: as diareaing to the tye as their lhrieks, during a dark and florrris; morning, were to the ear of humanity; and no attempt could be made to fave them, that was not certain to involve in a fimilar fate all mho Ihotild undertake it. " A Ceiii.liMan who .went from this place to Hythe, to fet the wreck, Lys, not the fmAllett part of the veld is to be feen. The blitty of a woman was thrown upon the beach, among the reft, with an infant clofely preffed to her bofom ; the fcenc WAS a moll affe6ting one to all who w't netted it. Had Ott: pilot boat fortunately reached the fhip on Monday, the tremendous wreck of life and property which enfued, might have been prevented. Fourteen of the poor sufferers were taken out of an excavAtion of the rock all together The Captain's wife was on board, and perilhed with her hufband." The following Litt of the Crew is taken from one of the furvivors : Soldiers - - - 320 Children • - . 7 Officers - - 42 Pairtngers - - 20 Seamen - - - 61 :Women - - - 12 472 of whom, lamentable to relate, only eighteen were Paved, and the greateft part of them are dre,adfttlly maimed and bruited. Nut an O ffi cer Ins faved. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Pearl, for the feizure of the Venus and the Fowler, on Monday, the 6th of December neat, at the Griffin, in Villiers ft ect, Seend. The Magnanime, for the catitere of th- ihip Tuificon, by the Amelia, in fight of his Majefty's filips Saturn and Mar,nanime, 'on Friday s .the 19th inft. at the office of Mr. Edward Lockyer, In Plymouth. The Saturn, for the above alto, on Friday, the :9th init. at the office of Mr. Edward Lockyer, in Plymouth. The Argo, for the Neuftra Senora vel Pilar y Solidad, (alias La Cum) on Monday the 19th inft. at No. to, John ftreet. Adelpbi. The Pearl, for•the 6a ;14s:in of the Gelb Maria Gieufeppe, and Madona di Adofiarata, on the 6th of December next, at the Gri n, Villera-ftreet, Strand. The Venerable, Afia, Leopard, Calcutta, Jupiter, and Circe, for the captbre of the Guitaff Adoliohe, on Monday next, at Salters Hall tourt, Cannon-ttrett. ;AST-INDIA SHIPPING. On Wedneillay a Court of Direaors of the Eaft-India C..ompaiir was held at the India-Houfe, when Capt. Mitt.ts t , r CRAIG attended, and was fworn into the command of the new fhip of 1 2 200 tons, built by MOSES AGAR, Efq. for the Com pany's fervice, this feafon, in the room of the Q .. reen. This fhip is configned to Bombay dire', and is ordered to tome -afloat en the 9th of De cember, and to be in the Downs . on the z7th of January, about which period the will be difpatched. The Windham and Walpole, for Madras, are to be in the Downs at the fame time We have the pleafure to announce the fare ar rival of the Hon. Eaft India Company's fhip the Princefs Charlotte, Capt. BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, from the Molucca Iflands. The Purfer arrived at the India HoUfe yefterday afternoon with his difpatches, add reported the above fhip to be fafe in the Cove of cork. The Princefs Charlotte is laden principally with fpices, and failed from the Hand of St. IlEteria on the t 7th day of Septem ber. The Scaleby Cagle, for England, left St. Helena four days prior to e failing of the }lintels charlotte. We have the pleafure to announce the fafe ar rival in the Downs, on the zed iriftant, of the Hon. Eaft India Company's (hips the Princefs Mary, Captain ANDREW GREE7E, and the Ann, Captain ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, froM the Prefidency of Bengal, Which place they left on the tit day of June ; arrived at the iflaod of St. Helena in Sep tember, and failed the 26th. The above (hips failed from Portfmoutb on the gth of Sep tetnber, aor, with the Mailfhip and Comet, for Bengal ; the Caledonian and the General Stuart, for Mailras, and the Sove reign and the Northampton, for Bombay. The Primers Charlotte, Capt. Benjamin Itichardfoa, from the Bike !Bands, failed from St. Helena for England the r7th September. • The Lord Eldon, Captain Joker Sweete, and the Minerva, Capt George Weltden, failed from 'St. Helena for the Cape of Good Hope cn the 23d of September. The Skelton Caftle like wife left St. Helena for the Cape On the 4th of October. The Comet, Capt. Thomas Lariens, failed from Bengal on the zath of May ; but having fuitained fame damage in a gale of wind in the Bay, fhe put hack to repair. . Nov. as.—Palled by the Argo, Frampton, froth Malaga, Ge nerous, Baker, from Oftend; Tana:, Wright, fthm Cork ; '4 1 :1 JohanAa ,Cornelia, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Eagle * Alhingtoni.for St. Vincent's; Agulair, Afbingtoir, and "ful loch Cattle; Wilfon, for Jamaica; Sufannah, S!celton, for St. Kitt's ; Crofby, Fletcher, for Montferrat ; Princes of Wale-, Treys, for Antigua; Andromeda, Stewart, for Gfenada; Al. ligatbr, Merriton, for Barbadoes ; Wan ft ead, Shutt, for Cork ; Refhcterikeit, —, Portland, Allen, and the Charlotte, Pier. fon, for Hamburgh. - - The Seiereign; Capt. Gilbert IVfitthell, Was left at Bengal taking in a Cargo for England. The Mmihip,tapt. John Logan; tilt General Stuart, Capt. Robert Abbon Math; the Caledonian; Capt. John Craig ; and the Northampton Capt. Robert Barker, were at Bengal:* The Scaleby Cale, Country fhip, left Bombay the 2d of July for England; arrived at the Bland of St. Helena the beginning of September, and failed the 13th. The Company's iegular (hips the Thames, Capi Robert Wil liams; the Walmer Caftle, Capt. Urea Henry Bond; and the Canton, Capt. Thomas I.ufhington, which failed from Portf mouth the 12th of February laft, arrived at p.,mbAy early in the month of June following. We are happy hi being able to (late float un doubted author ity, that our Government of Ben gal have dicpattlicd Mr. CHURCHILL to the Me of France, in the Cornwallis, Capt. TENNETIT. This Gentleman is inflrueted to claim the retlitution of fevdral (hips, belonging to our Merchants in India, which it appears have been captured fince the peace. The privateer which made the capture, is called the Subtilite, and was commanded by Capt. Pittaun. It is confidently faid that the French Commander'was well convinced of the prelimina ties of peace having been concluded in Europe. The Subtilite captured the Highland Chief, Percher, and Adage ; and the Tty, Capt. Meik, was taken by the Bellona, and the whole fent to the Mauritius. In addition to the above pito, are the following :—The Sophia brig, Capt. Hayes; the Clara, Mr. Harcourt, Chief Mate ; the Nancy, Grab, Mr. 'Roper, Second Mate; the Orient, from Chittagong ; the Apollo, Capt. Brown ; the Cornwallis, Lieut. NI'Call:111; the The Achilles, Berryfon, from Alicant for Gottenhurgh, i 3 on More. The Odavia, —, from New► Orleans fur Nollr.nd, is loft on the coalt of Ireland. The Refolutiou, Pettigrew, from Martinique for London, that put into New York, is.condemned there. The Adverfture, Norman, is loft at Newfoundland. By recent accounts from Larne, we arc happy to learn, t'iat the Hoop Jane, Tome time ago funk in the Larne Lough, is, by the meritorious exertions of Mr. Galbraith, Port SurTryor cf Lame, and Captain Lonfdale, now got nn Chore, and the na vigation of the Lough is mite more perfectly fate, both for the Xing's and merchant verde. ••• On Thurfday fennight arrived in Leith Roads, from Fora:- mouth, the Acafto, •si 44 gums,to remain for Some tint.: as a receiving (hip for feamen. The Ac taq is a very large fri , ,,ate, having t 6 ports on a fide, Including the bow port. Friday Taft arrived at Leith, the Fly lug,;t:r, from Floating, laden with about 560 ankers of Geneva, and 83 twit , . tob.ice,,. She was captured on 7 hurl lay fennight, about mid (lay, al , ,er a chace of 3 hours, within 6 miles of Fife Nefc, by his IVlajeity't (hip Amethyft, Captain Campbell.—She is pierced for it, guns but had none on board, and was etleenacd one of the iaitt.ft • raging luggers that infefted this coaft. By an American (hip, we learn that the Lady Jane Dundas,ths plArima • DEAL, Nov. a3.--Arrived the Contlawe frigate from the Weftward, .with lois of mizen malt, and remains. Alfo flies Port Rofeway, —, from the South Seas.—Wind W. S. WJ Nov. 24.—Arrived the Severn man of war from karbadoes, and rcmains.—Wind W. S. W. Nov. 23.—Arrived and failed for the River the Tifiphone !loop of war, from Jamaica; Maryland, Webb, from lie* York ; Governor Milne, Betatron, from Qzebec ; and the Au rora, —, from the South Seas. Wind W. S. W. GRAVESEND, Nov. 23.—Paffed by the Ocean, Briftow, and Speedy, Qr.ftedi from the South Seas ; Enterpeize, Brown, and Mazia, Newton, from Peterfburgh.—Saikd Abe Eliza beth, Stephonfon, for Jamaica; Minerva, Caney, for. Africa; Rover, Page, for Rotterdam; Union, Dale, f u r Ernbden ; Neptune, Ruth, for Gibralt a r ; Catsford, Wilfon, and Liberty, Johnfon, for Hamburgh ; Mercury, Donald, Tor Rouen ; Arundo, —, for Bilboa; Two Sifters, Grantham, fair Dublin; la Paiz, Starlunk. for Dunhirlc; Mary, —, for Dort; Alpha, Hutton, and the Liberty, flammorid, for Bremen. Nov. 24.-9-Paffed by the Oneida Chief, Kemp, from Nrw York.--Sarel the Echo, Norric ; Britifh Ann, Kirig ; "Fricndfhip, Smith, and Ehterprize, Frrgtrfon, fee Jamaica; Eliza, Donalclton, and Hop, ----, for hotterdam elemachus, Hoops, for Oporto ; Harvey, Phillips, and Liberd ty, Litton, for Grenada; Harnbro' Borfe, Hurwedge, and Friendfhip, —, for Hamburgh ; Patty, am... 4, for Venice; John and Sally, Roger, for Dublin, and FriendfhiN Simkins, for Verde:. )' S .ti . . ' ARRIVED Off Dover, the George, Sprigg, from Batavia, bound to Am fterdam ; Ocean, Britain, irom the South Seas; Thetis, Chaco ley, from Dominica; St. Patrick, Campbell, from 13elfaft ; and the Jane, Callen dar, from Charlefton. Off Portfmouth, Aid, Sarman, from Quebec. Off Plymouth, Cora, Bruton, front Barbadoes ; Harry's Defire, Neale, for .Surinam; Necohne, Kruger,. from St. Croix ; Friendlhip, Barber, from Malaga ; Pprtfea, Griffith, from Cette; Aaron, Lees, from Mogadore; Hebe, Warren, from Newfoundland; Providence; Wright, from .Faro ; and Maria, Stambenck, front Linton ; Off Fal mouth, Elizabeth, Stanley, from St. Vincen• 's ; Briisnl Packet, Phillips, from Virginia; I3etfey,Lee,and Mary, Prowfe, from Newfoundland ; Harmony, Jaques, from (b-bee ; Phoebe, Cary, from Cayenne ; Commerte. Brandford, from Oporto ; Olive Branch, Watfon, from Malaga; anal Elatmony, Smith, from Zant. At Cowes, l'Efperancc, from Senegal ; and Union, --, from Baltimore. At Poole, Lark, Bra ley, and Lark, Wilkins, from Newfoundland; Ocean, —, from the Weft Indies; Lord North. Brown, and Commerce, Bri ton, from Newfoundland. At Milford, New Fair Trader. —, from Malaga, At Whitehaven, Difpatch, Still, front I taro burgh. At Havre, Richmond, Reid, from Nev York. At Guernfey, Union, Icanonger, from Spain. At Newfotmd land, Margaret, Cocker, from Surinam; Ann, Ryan, Irma Briftol; John, Collins, from Poole; Induftry, Hall, from Li-. verpool ; and Minerva, Hare, from Leghorn. At Barbadocs, Severn, Watfon, Renewal, Cromartic,and Perfeverance, man, from London; Nelly, Lawfon, and Hector, Blair. front Africa. At Halifax, Betfey, Bartlett, from Jamaic t ; Devon, Sparks, and Bctfey, Lee, from London ; and IVentworth, Long, from London. At New York, Ocean, Smith, &Um li vcrpool ; Recovery, Campbell, from Clyde ; Cato, —, front Hall; Iris, Skinner, from London; Fox, Peirfon, Jane, Mudge, and Venus, Ackland, from Liverpool. At New Brunf wick, Anti, Younghafband, from Liverpool. At Tnefto, Ad , venture, Wrightfon, from London. At Genoa, Alert, Lang ley, from London. At St. Helena, Lord Eldon, Swete, and Minerva, —, from London ; Skelton, Cagle, Pittman, from London; Princes Charlotte,--_, front A rnhoyna, and Scaleby Cattle, Gardner, from Bombay. At Liverpool, Ve nerable, front Barbadoes ; Queen Charlotte, Andrews, ' from Quebec and Madeira; Betfey, Burch, from Leghorn; Fame, Law, from Baltimore; Atl ntic, Chet', and Mona, Weeks, front New York ; Independence, Wickham, front Bal timore; Morfcy, Mortimore, from Martinique; Margaret and Eliza, Stephenfon, from Demarara ; and the Otter, 1 lart, from St. Kitt's. At Torbay, Mary, Withyconthe, front New foundland. In the Humber, Progrefa, Lacey, frtan PetLebor3ll The Grace, --, from Liverpool, is loft on the coaft cf Africa. 4 id ill :a et; ed CC• 4C IS te. ce. Ire. rT.