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LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THII DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: COMOIs, for money, 301—for A;.ril,3Sil—Omnium 31 4. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY, Bank Stock ... Bank 1.. At:D.l7 9.16th01l 3 per C. Red. Ann. Mut lotha .imck 184 3 r , r ( - rot Conf cll.l Short Ann. 21 ' 4 : , .T. Cent. 761 i ii I Imp. ,:nn. 9t 946ths 5 ycr Leta. Navy E9:l Onnium 4 prem. 5 I' , .r Cwt. 1797, 103 Con f. fur Jec.sBti DUBLIN, FESIVAKY 18. Guv. Deb. s per cent. Si—Exchange, Dublin on London pl. The Earl of FINGAL, Sir EDWARD Biatsw, Coun fcilor and Mr. RYAN, four of the Irifh De legates, appointed to bring over the Petition to Par liament, praying, the repeal of the remaining difabili ties which fill :de& his Majefly's Catholic fubjelts, arrived in town on Saturday. The fifth Deputy, the THOMAS FRENCH, is expeeted to reach London on Wednefday, and the whole will then obtain their firft audience of Mr. PITT. On Saturday his MAJESTY, accnmpanied by Count 14:NSTER, Generals MANNYRS, :And F.rzany, took the diverlion of Stag-hunting. The Deer was flut ed at Stoke-Green, and, after a run of about two hours, was taken at Iver. On Sunday morning the Royal Family, accompa nied by Count MINSTER, General MANNERS, and Ma jor PRIV!, and the Hon. Mrs. ON SLOW, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Loan, from the 6th chapter of the Gof pel of St. John, ands4th verfe. After Divine Service, MAJIRSTY and the Princt 11::4 walked to Frogmore. Saturday the CHANc LLOR of the ExcHrszttraa had an interview for nearly two hours with his Royal llighnefs the Duke of You at the Horfe Guards. Yefterday afternoon, at four o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord MULGRAVA'S office in Downingttlreet, at which the LoAD CH AN c E s Loa, the Duke of MONTROSE, Vircounts ME v; sss,Stussourw, and CarrsszsAcm, Earls CAMDEN, and CHATHAM, Lords HAWICESEURY and MuscitAvs, and the CHAN CELLOR of the ExcH se V kR, were prefent ; the Coun cil did not break up till fix o'clock. Difpatches were Lai night Cent off from the Ad miralty to Yarmouth. Orders hove been given for a great number of thips of the hoe to join the North Sc 4 Fleet. morning difpatches arrived at the Admiralty from Admiral Lord GAR DN ER, at Cork. The particu lar, have not tranfpired. The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right I-1 , nourable Lord Haw a v STUART to he his Majefty's Envoy rAtraor.linary and Minifter Plenipotentiary to the El:Etur of WURTERIBARG. The Kt so has alit, been pleafed to appoint the Ho. nouraule WILLIAM HILL to be hi. Majelty% Envoy Extraordinary and Minitier Pleripotenttary to the Circle of Franconia, and Minifter to the Diet of Ra tilbon. The KING has alto been pleated to appoint the Ho nourable JOHN KING to be his Majeßy's Secretary of Legation to the EledTor of WURTEMBERG. The KING has alto been plcafed to appoint BENJA• MIN BATHURST, Efq. to be his Majedy's Secretary of Legation to the KING Of BISEDEN. The KIND has alto been pleated to appoint AN DREW ALLEN, jun. Efq. to be his Majelty's Conful for the State of New Hampthire, Malfachufetts, :Mode Hand, and Connedlieut. His MAJESTY has seen pleated by Letter 3 Patent under the Great Seal of Ireland to promote th e R ev . JOHN GEORGE BERESFoRD, commooly called Lord JotiN G. BEILESTORD, Dean of Sr. Macartin's, Clo gher, to the Bilhoprick of Cork and Rots, vacant by the death of the Hon. and Rev. Dodlor THOMAS STOPFORD, late Bi(hop thereof. His MAJESTY has alto be:n pleated by Letters Pa tent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to, giant the D..aliery of :he Cathedral Church' of St. Macartin's, Clogber, to the R-v. BAGWE LL, A. M. Advice is received from Ireland of the death of the Right Rev. Dr. Haw K S, Lard Bilhop of &Thor. The Candidates for that vacant Bithnprick are Dr. HALLETT, Dean of that Sc-, and Dr. KEARNEY, Pro. volt of Trinity College, Dublin. The Rev. WALTER B*OWN, A. M. Chaplain to the Duke of MaiteßoßoucH, and Re. or of Woodllock, wa on Thurfday infialled a Prebendary of Canter. bury Cathedral, to which he hac been p re f ente d by the KING, on the demife of Dr. VYNER. The Bifhop of DURHAM is eke - fed vifitor of Ballo' College, Oxford, in the room ut the late Archbilhop of Canterbury. The Archbilhop of Canterbury will be enthroned in the Cathedral of that See to-morrcw. The Rev. Dr. Isizi.sos will be his proxy on the cccafion. The Corporation of Norwich have refolved to op pole the intended application of tie Clergy to Pariia. went for an increafe of their incomes by affellincm.. The following is a lia of the Minority who voted for Mr. Gsies's motion on J'iiday night, for conti nuing the Parliamentary Naval Commiffion : . . _ Adair — , R. Fellow b, Robert Martin, J. Adam. Chilies Fitzgerald, Right Martin, R. Atinciley, F. Hon. J. Milner, Sir W. Barclay, George Fitzpatrick, Right Moore, G. P. ... Barclay Sir RObert Banifylde Sir C. ...., —...,.. Baker, W. Fonblanque, J. Nonh, Dudley Barham, J. F. Fox, Hon. C. J. Ord, William Bouverie, Roo. E. Francis, P. Offullion, Lord Braoltc, C. Giles, P. (Ft !ler) Petty, Lord Henry Br.mne I. H. Ge.l , y. Sir W i:lialll Plumer, William Burton, F. Bu:kr, Hot:. C. 1-1 . . m. R. V Moore, P. Folkrao:le, Viccuunt Morris, Edward Graham, nic:l4l; Patine Ratoe, jonatlizn R.ficll, Lord Won. CalerAfc J. crclier) Crry. Hgin. Cin.rics St. John, lion. St. A. Caiver: , N Lora A. blicric!an, R. a Cavendilh, Lord G. II; r;oiT,sir 8. . C. CAvcnuilh, W. i Leh. Wm. [Awl: Smith, Wm. Chuptinn,Charles Jek yli, J. Somerville, Sir M. • :1.:t!, H C. Jervis , Spencer, Lord R. . . t ke, Bryan :10::racri::, Jcorge T.mple, Earl 'I ierney, R. H u n. G. .v,y , Thumas Kral r, W. :ma, F. Leiey,,. r. S. Tyrrwhirt, T. ....,, I lun. C. 1.. Lcigi , J I i W.,10,1e, Hon. G. :.*.as,l 10n.C.11.L. lot muit, .• , r W. IV Sulu - roil, S. liuutig, Sir W. Jas, llon.L. '•1. gttii,Lurd hia 1... W. . j. *1...1•••••.1.01.. Af4RKLANE. MAILCII The Market to-day has but a middling quantity of . Wheat, and for fine [ampler., early in the day, were about s;. per quarter dearer, but doled nearly.as our alto in but moderate fupply, and good famples at full ts. 6d. higher.—Malt at little varia tion in price. —White and Grey Peas are each lower. The Oat trade is bra, having more demand, and about is. per quarter higher.—Flour comes plentiful, but that with the prices of other articles, are at (mall variation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS JNDER. Wheat. 761. gos. 1045 per qr. Grey Peafe 385. to 431. Fine Ditto, t 085.1123. od. Bans, as. 501. od. Rye, sss. 601. od. Tick Ditto 405.435. od 8ar1ey,455. so& od. Oats, 185. 305.325. Malt, 761.321. od. Poland ditto, 335. 345. 6d. Wbite Peak, 441. Sot od. Cinquefoil, 385. 40s. Rape Seed, 421. to 43 1 . Per hit- PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 853. to gcs. Seconds Bos. to Si.. per lack. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OF GRAIN AT TIM FOLLOWING DeAlitTl. BASINGSTOILLWIttiIt 80i ed to ISM od per (barter. Barley 465 od to 495 cd Beans sos cd to is' od I Oats 245 od to 301 od Peafe cos od to cos od Meingnusam—Wheat 765 ad to MS od per (It. Barley 40s od to 48s od I Beans 48s od to 565 od Oats 29s od to 331 od Peafe 54s od to 58s od Nriveuite.—Wheat 681 ad to ma od per Barley 435 od to is 6d I Beans sos od to 563 od Oats 2ls od t 0 .278 od Peale Sts od to 571 od H .—Wheat 64s od to taps r od per (t. Barley 42$ ad to Sat od I Beans ess 521 od Oats nes od to _3ls od Pcate 411 s od to jes od . RZADING.Wg . ett •01 Od tO 1198 041 per Ql. Barley 45s od to 493 od I Beau 456 od to $U' od Oat' 246 od to ags 6d Peafe 53s cd to sss od TROY TVS LONDON GAZITTR, SATURDAY, MARCUS. Average Price of Corn in England and itornti;returns ending the 234 of februari, avg. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale. s. d. s. 41. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 91 11 57 9 4+io s 7 2 47 7 49 2 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the week ending February 27, is 341. rod per hundred weight. MtDDLESBX ELECTION.—On Saturday Mr. Serjeant Lams was heard till one o'clock, on the fide of Mr. MAINWARING. His arguments fupported the return, and the conduEl of the Sheriff in making it.—Mr. PLOMER role to reply upon the whole of the cafe, but the Committee adjourned till this day. The Passcess of Wass! s gave a grand dinner on Saturday at her houfe at Blackheath, to a idea party of difkinetion. The CounteA of CLatte-arrived on Friday evening at her houfc in Saville-row, frnm Ireland. The Army Half-pay, due at Chriamas, will com mence paying on the 7th inaant. Major-General MACKENZIE has alfumed the com mand of the troops at Hull, in the room of Lieute nant General MORRISON. The 78th Regiment, now on its way to the Downs, will be diiembarked at Dover, and march to Hythe Barracks. On its arrival, the 4th Regiment will re move from Shoreham Cliffe to Canterbury. The 73d, which is goo (hong, is compofed entirely of Highlan ders. The 4th, which will remove from the barracks, is 1200 strong. Many of the provincial Corps of Volunteers are preparing to re-enter upon permanent duty. The Wakefield Volunteers had a field day heft week, when it was propofed to them to go again to Harrowgate for three weeks, to which they cheerfully acceded.— The Volunteers of Leeds are Ibortly to go to York upon permanent duty. ' The Lovedon Infantry, un der Sir R. Helms, mean to offer permanent duty at Lincoln in May. A Gentleman who arrived at Charleann on the 12th of January from Port-au. Prince, bates, that large quantities of military (lore: were collating at that place, and that a grand effort was expated to be made by the Imperiel Black Army for the &Arne tion of General FERRAND, about the latter end of Ja nuary. The army was to march in two divifions, the right to be commanded by the Emperor Jayss, in perfon, and the left by General CH RISTOP HE. For the equipment of the troops, which were fuppofed to amount to above 13,000, the Government had pledge ed the whole produce of three of the Departments of the Colony. General FERRAND, it was thought, would be obliged to furrender in the Englith, rather than encounter this formidable force. On Saturday the fecoad performance of the new mufical farce of Out of Plate, drew a mod crowded audience at Covent Garden Theatre. The piece went off with increafed dre t. and received the mod unbounded appiaufe. On Saturday morning died, at the age of 82 years after a long and gradual decline, BRIDG er Conine: Dowager of MORTON, relic of Jamas Earl of 'MOR TON, and daughter of Sir Jona Him - moors, Bart. of Normanton, in the county of Rutland. This morning the remains of the Countefs of DART MOUTH were removed to the family vault in the Lit tle Chapel in the Minories, for interment. The fune ral procelfion was preceded by a horfetnan carrying the Coronet on a crimfon velvet cuthion. A hearfe and fix, followed by fix mourning coaches, and three private carriages (empty), belonging to the family of the deceafed, doled the procelEon. The Rev. T. O'Kssrs, Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCS, and only fon of Mr. O'Ksirs, the celebrated dramatic writer, died lately in Jamaica. The deceafed was a young Gen tleman of confideralolz talents. His death is a fevere flrfle to his unhappy father, and has f.tllen at a molt unfortunate time, as he was preparing for the liage, under all the ditadvantages of age, filindncfs, and. narrow circumstances, 'a piece, which his friends ea paled would furpals in drollery and whim all his former popular prodations. • THE LATE ELOPEMENT. —Lord PETRI did not leave town on Friday afternoon, as was reported, in quell of the fugitives. On Saturday his Lorefillip re ceived a letter from a friend, inclofed in one from the tutor, in which, apologizing in the bell way he c•iuld for his condu& he acquainted his Lordfhip that the Lady was in perfea health, and added, that when he was figured of his pardoning them, he would clic cover the place of their retreat. • MiuncA INrBLLIGENcL MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind S. S. W. AMR. DUI. AIR. DUE. . Dublin a I I Hamburgh o Waterford az Gutteuburgh o Pstrzancs, Marmot L—Since my laft Lad the Induftrious, KIAMORS, for Cardiff; the Sir Bro thers, Roarer, for Swaufea ; and the Liye Oak, AP PLEBY, for London. WIYMOUTH, MARCH lots of the Aires- CAVINNY Eaft-Indiaman will long be deplored here. Yefterday, and the day before, the bodies of five pat fengers were call athore, and immediately buried, making in all twenty-one bodies that have floated from the wreck. The ezpence of interring them falls heavy on the inhabitants of this place. The Pilot was among the few whole lives were lived. The !hip is Rill in the fame pofition as when the funk.— No attempt has yet been made to weigh hey, PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2.—Sailed to join the Chan nel Fleet. and the Iquadron off Ferrol, his Majefty's !hips MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, DIFIANCII, 74, and the DIAMOND, 38 ; alto the RAtiaaa, of 14 guns, on a cruize.—Came from liamoaze to Cawfand Bay, the firaatata, 120 guns. SOUTHAMPTON, MOCH 2.--Nine fail of our tranf porta failed yellerday, fuppofed for Ireland ; fifty fail are yet remaining. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH, 3.—Sailed from St. He len's the MELPOMENE, of 44 guns, Captain OLIVER ; the METEOR bomb, Capt. Jesus, on a cruize off Havre; and the SYLPH floop, Capt. GOATE, on a cruize. Sir T. TROWIRIDCz (}ruck his flag on board the BLENHEIM this morning.—Sir T. goes with the April convoy. —From a folicitation made by the Eati India Direetors, the Isis, of 5o guns, Captain OMMANEY,. is to proceed with the HINDU:IVAN and convoy aslar as the line. Dom:. MARCH t.—Arrived off here this morning the Spanifn brig Dichofa, from South Amiiica, with ninety thefts of dollars, gold duft; and hides, taken by his Majefty's (hip MAGICIENNE, off the Weßern Ifles.—lt is reported, that IA night a Whitftable filh ing fmack, lying at anchor under Dungenefs, was boarded and plundered by a French privateer lugger. The fmack is gone for Ramfgate harbour. DEAL, MARCH yelleiday evening the Cuatsw floop of war, with the WINDHAM and the PHOENIX Ea& Indiamen, and a large fleet of outward bound nails, under convoy, for Portfmouth. Yef terday morning a Spann (hip laden with coffee, fa. gar, and logwood, from the Havannah, prize to the Paccas frigate, and bound to London, ran on board the Osaouaw armed defence (hip,' and carried away her marts, and received confiderable damage in her Rem and quarter. The Onotrast hid her jibb boom, dre.'citlied away, and with the prize remains in the Downs repairing damages. Wind S. S. E. YARMOUTH, WON' 3.—Arrived the AMETHYST frigate from the Nore. Yefterday failed the MAJES TIC, of 74 guns, for the Downs. Arrived the PRIN. cm of WALES cutter ; CENSOR gun brig, and Lady Frances Packet, Capt. FLtrN, with mails and paffen gers, bound to Hufum. The AMETHYST frigate and CENsout brig. are under failing orders for the Teel. The fhipi here are the MONMOUTH, ARDENT, ANTE LOPE, ADAMANT, of 5o guns, INSPECTGR, CORMO RANT, and Scour (loops or war, CENSOR gun brig, and two Cutters. The Courier Letter of Marque has failed on a cruize : the Packet is detained by contrary winds, and the paffengers have come on (bore. •GREENOCK, MARCH I.—During the night betwixt Wednefday and Thurfday, it blew a dreadful gale of wind from W. N. W. All the yards at the Tail of the Bank, with the exception of the frigate, drove to a great dillance. The Fame, Rata, for Trinidad, with dry goods, &c. was forced on the bank, and bilged. About one half of the goods are dry ; the whole were taken out in the courfe of yelterday, and brought on &ore. It is hoped the veffel may be got off when the weather becomes fettled. Much praife is due to the prompt affillance afforded from the More as foon as the fituation of the Fame became vitible. The Boyd, FERGUSON, during the fame night, part. ed het' cable in the Road, and run foul of the Ruby, by which the latter fattained confiderable damage. The FaCtor. Caanwaix, at the Tail of the Bank, hav ing driven greatly, had hoitted yeflerday morning a fignal of dittrefs ; happily it was found the had re ceived no damage. The Mary; Scorr, arrived here on Tuefday from New Brurrfwick, after a pafrage of 22 days Colonel COFFIN, P.I K ES GLENte, Efq. formerly Con traCtor for mans and fpars for his Majetty's navy, and a number of other Gentlemen came paffengers in the Mary.—Arrived here, on Tuefday, the George, Si ',mom, from New-York, in 22 days ; the Ardent, CROSTNWAITE, was loading there when the George failed, and expeded to fail in eight days after her. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVERRND, MARCH 3, —Paged by the Albion, Bunker, from the South Sean; Rebecca, Wedge, from Honduras. Ceres, Bow man ; Charlotte, Vanderberg; Lauifiana, Bafto ' • Endraght, Hankin, and the Vrow Cornelia, from Lifb on ; Catha rine Frederica, —, from Seville; Patriot, Williams, from Te neriffe; Foltard, Janfun, from Sake; Soutberwood, —, front Bourdeauz ; Dolor Angolina, ----, from Charante ; Glory, Bowman; Jane, Phillips, and the Prifeilla, White, from Cork; St. Patrick, Campbell, front Belfaß; Newry, Reilly, from New ry; Anna Margaretta, 13raine, and the Brilliant, Andree, from Dublin ; Simplon, O'Lary, from Youghall; Eliza, Holman, and the George, Richards, front Waterford.—Sailed the Deukanheyd, Remmers, for EmSden; Ageonorla,Lobbat,for Dublin; Friends, Brown, for Guernfey ; Minerva, Hall. for Madeira; Alezander, Vole, for New York; Sir Godfrei Web ter, Sulivan, and the Mariner, Curtis, for Jamaica. Aft aiv tn.—ln Standgat e Creek, Perm, Haulin, from Altea.—'n the Downs, Hadbett, Boren, from St.negal; and Alonzo, Gibbs; from New York--At Appledore, Little Bra, Gray, front Lisbon —At t iverpool, Charlotte, Hans, front Ligon; and Nancy, M'Cady, from Nrw York—At Clyde, George, Simplon, front New York ; and Mary, M'l.aren, from New Briinfwick—At Bermuda, Prineefs Elizabeth, --.—fromLorAun—At pcntacclai Hunter, Cotton, from London. . . FROM THE LONDON OAZFTTE, MARCH 2. ADMIRALTY artier, m IKCH 2. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Lord t e r., Commander !n Chief of hi: Majetty'. Shies and Vc Inds on the Coaft of In LO WILL:AII MARSDEN, Efq.(l,t!ed at Cork, the : ebrto. ary, aos. Sir—Enclofcd I tranfmit to y-iu, for the informa tion of the Lords Commitlioners of the .Admiralty, a letter I have this day received from Capt. LAKE, of his Majelly's TOPAZE, acquainting tie of his having captured, on the 13th itiltant, in the latitude 48 deg. 22 min. N. longitude 15 deg. weft, the French privateer General Angereau, mounting four teen twelve-pounders, carronades, and eighty-eight men, belonging to Bayonne, which velTel had been cruizing forty-feven days without making a capture. I am, Ike. (Signed) DARDS ER. His Majelly's Wip TOPAZE, at Sea, February 1 3 , 1 8 0 5, Lat.4B deg. 21 Mill. 1.01. g. IS dig. My Lord—l have the pleafure to acquaint your Lordfhip, that his Majefty's (hip under my command, has this day captured the French privateer General Angereau, ketch rigged, mounting fourteen twelve pounder carronades, and eighty-eight men on box: t. She is the fame rail that has been fo frequently heard of, and that boarded and carried the William Heathcote Weft Indiaman. This crnize the has been oat forty-feven days without making a capture. I. ha •e the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. r. LAKE. Copy of a Letter from Sir JOHN OREM, Bart. Vice Admire! so" the Red, &c. to WILLIAM MA SUF.N, El+ dated on !. ;ard hisMa jefry's Ship Gcoav, off Cadiz. Feb. S. Sir—Enclofed I fend fur their Lordfhips' informa tion, a copy of a letter received from the Honoura ble Captain BOUVERIE, of his Nlaiefly's thin MERCLI.- RY, under my orders, acquainting me with the cap. cure ref El Furete de Gibraltar, a Spanilh gun boat that had been driven from the land, in her paffage from Cadiz to Algeziras, the evening before the was taken. • This velTel, copper bottomed, newly equip ped, and completely (bred, teems well calculated for the fervice of Gibraltar. (Signed) JOHN GROB. His Majefty's Ship MERCURY, at Sea, Feb. 4. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that I this morning fell in with and captured El Furete de Gi braltar, a lateen rigged Spanith gun vein], whi.:ll fail. ed yeftcrday morning from Cadiz bound to Alge• ziras ; the is armed with two long twelve•pounders, two fizteen-pound carronades, fescral fwivels, and a large quantity of fmall arms and cutlaffes, and com manded by Signior Don RAMON EurArs, Lieute• tenant de Frigate and had on board lift ymine men. I am, Sir, Sm. (Signed) D. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. A diaribution of the balance of the proceeds of the French fri gate la Prudente, captured by the Dzdalus, February 8, 5799, will be made at No. tt, Cecil-ftreet, on Friday the 7tirinftant, and re tailed every day for three years. Thd Experiment, far the capture of the Swedith brig Eneighton, will be paid at No. d, James-ftreet, Adelphi, every Wednefday and Friday for three years. TheConact, for the capture of the Nordi&a Wenfeapen, AugufC 2, 5796, will be paid at Mr Gowland's. at Vanilla/I, an Friday the. tst.k inftant, and recalledevery Friday and Saturday fur three years. Captain WALKER is appointed to the command of the THALIA frigate at Deptford. Capt. PEARSON is appointed to the command the FURY homb-veffel at Deal. Lieutenant HOUSTON iS promoted to the rank of Commander, and to the command of the It/vest-I- Q/170ft (loop. • Capt. ALDHAM, Of the NAUTILUS {loop, is promo ted to the 'rank of Polt Captain, and to the command of the ARGO, of 44 guns, at Deptford. The report of the lots of the ROYEa brig of war, Capt. LAYMAN, Off Cadiz, mutt be unfounded, as the did not fail from Portfmouth till the scth of Ja nuary laft. The Thetis, Orniflon, laden with coals, has been captured by the Profpero privateer, of Boulogne, and was loft near Calais on the 3d init. Crew laved. The Friendlhip, FEATH RSTON e, from Dublin, for !London ; the Glory of Exeter, GALTON mailer; and a thip from Lilbon, are captured off the Lanti'sEnd, by the Gen. Perignun French privateer. The Margaret, MiKauri, from Lifbon to New P York was driven on !tore *near Newyork, on the Both of January. • The Mars, HUGHES, from Dublin, for Philadel phia, was deferted at fea by the crew on the Bth of January The Cecilia, BROWN, from Dublin for New York, was (poke with in lat. 39, long 62, on the :3d Jan. the Favoirrite from London for New York, was (poke with on the 26th Jan. hale. 42. long. 56. by the C •at. ToveLY, from Virginia, arrived' ht Guernfey The Mary, MUDGE, from Ras for London, is on chore Irma? the former port. The Salifbury, SWAIN, from the Havannah for Liverpool, was loft near Halifax, in December laft. The Britannia, PETERS, from Waterford to Liver pool, is ftranded near Holyhead. The Ruth, WARDEN, from Newfoundland to Clyde, having loft her rudder, and making much Wl• ter, the crew gave thernfelves op on the 27th of J . nuar y, to the Braave French privateer, in lat. 49. 3 and 22. 3. long. On the Bth ult. the was recaptw ed by the Janvrin privateer of Guernfey, NAFTEL, who remained four dayS by her, and faceteded t) fix a temporary rudder, and fent her for Guernfe) , where the arrived on the 2111 ult. The Ann, HITNEriAN, from Dublin to Londm was taken by a French lugger privateer off the Laid si ) End, the 14th inft. His Majefty's (hip ROSARIO, Capvtin MooN say, is apointed to convoy the linen (hips from Belfall to the Downs; the arrived in that harbour on Sn.,d pr fe'nnight, and was to fail the first fair wind after I . 31 March. Letters from ilomhay to the 9th Augull, (late, that Holkar lately endeavoured to induce the Jey pour Rajah to betray the .Britiffi officers in his lei vice, promiiing to affilt him in the recovery of his ancient dominions, but the Rajah rejected the ore. Holkar made like overtures to the Chicfrili:s of Oude with fimilar fuccefs. He had, how ercr, won to hi. interell a Zemindar of great popt:la in the neighbourhood of Furruckabad, w!in aSont):" 1 a numerous party in oppolition to the Bi ; bu::c was loon delerted, and obliged La feek latety in 1 ; 1 '-' Jungles. Holkar's mifraries appear to have :1 • - ceeded to the fonthward, and excited lonic di;;:r bance among the Potigars, one of whom, in neighbourhood of Dindigul, had taken thy Ltd , r 4 committed great excelies ; h e h a d, Inswevci, beN, :-- feated by a detachment of Sepoys, and di i• the wocii4,