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I • • were expofed.. There regulations. then, define the attention of the Houle in the forMation of any new plan to countered the difadvantages which the wif dom of Parliament, from the nature of the concern, has not yet been able to remove. eine great c..ule of detriment has been from their ignorance of the parties interelted in the provitions under the late Ad, which have been made in their favour. If they do not know what is their fituation in this refped, it is pre. cifely the fame as if no fuch prudent and humane re- gulations had been made. It is proverbial in our Courts, that t‘ the Law is made for thole who are awake, not for thole who are afieep." It has oc curred to me, as the means of preventing the mil% chievous effeds from the ignorance and inactivity of claimants, that Curators or Guardians be appointed' to enforce the provifions of the Ad. Thefe may have full opportunities of acquiring inforination, and may communicate the refult of thew judgment on the lcgiflative regulations, as applicable to the Fartitular Cadet, to the parties themfelves. This teems co me to be an obvious and practical remedy for molt of the mifchiefs from the cattle to which I have ad verted. In addition to this, fume fupplementary ar rangements may be introduced with great propriety at the principal ports of the kingdom. It might be afked, if whet 1 have propoted be confillent with what has been recommended by the Commitlioners of Naval Enquiry ? It is perhaps unneceffary mi nutely to enter into this comparifon in the prefent stage of the Wind's ; enough furely has been (hewn, both in the preterit expofition of the law, and in the general notoriety cf the fads, for the Haute to form Lome competent judgment on the fitnefs of bringing this. meafure under confidcration." He concluded with moving, that leave be given to bring in a Bill, " For the Encouragement of Seamen, and for the rrore effectual manning of his Majeay's Ships." The quellion was put and carried without a dif renting voice. , Sir J. B. WARREN then rote to exprefs his fen. timents upon the meafure, doubtlefs without having ncticed that the Vettion was determined. • The SPEAKER then called the Honourable Member to order, as there was no queftion at th a t time before the onk. Sir J. B. WARREN, however, declared that he Mould deliver his fentiments upon the Bill in another Rage, —Adjourned. LONDON. THURSDAY. MARCH at. • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK* Coif for money 581.—fwr ice. 5 11 ii--Domitml 31. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock Int , Short Ann. (hut a pe: C. Red Ann. Onit India Bonds is: 11. dlf. 3 per Cent ConC sail{ Imp. 3 per tent. j 8 4 per Cent. that Euheq. Bills is. dif. is. pm. s per Cent. Navy 29f11 0011thitll ji 4 pram S Imr Cent. 1797. thut Engiiih Tickets 181. is.. Bank L. Ann. thug CooL for am. 5841 A Cebinet Council was held yellerday at the Fa teign Office, and was attended (with the exception of the LOAD Cstexcat.Loe) by every Member. The Council fat nearly three hours. It is conjeltured that the difpatches brought by the Ruffian Meleager, who arrived the preceding day, formed the fubjett of deliberation. Immediately on the Council breaking Up, a Mellinger was ordered to be in readinefs to fet off for the Continent. . Admiral CORNWALLIS arrived at Portrmouth on Tuefday, in the VILLI as Puss, and immediately *truck his flag. The gallant Admiral has obtained leave of abrence for a tew weeks, to vifit the Noble Marquis, his brother, previous to his fetting out for India. Lord GAILDNIR will in a few days hoill hii flag as Commander of the Channel fleet, which, ac cording to our Torbay letter, returned again to that port on Monday afternoon. Yefterday afternoon Lord arrived in town from Cork, and attended at the Admiralty.— This morning his Lordlhip had a long conference with Lord Mstvitts. Dutch journals of a later date than thofe which ar rived on Saturday have been received. They do not furnifh any intelligence of moment. It is announced, under the head of Franckfort, that every thing has been trancril in the kindom of Naples fince the inter . tiew of PrinceCasnrro with the French General. Par ma, it is aErted will be incorporated with the intended kingdom of Lombardy ; and it was expated that Bo stersaTa's journey thither would not be delayed be yond the prefent month, as it had been officially no. tified that he would be at Lyons before the tzd The folio - wing article has been publifhcd in the Ma -1 feileur, dated March 2 : " 13) an Ad of this day, all Clvil Off.•ers of the empire arc forbid.Ln to receive in their regifters the copy of-the ad of a pre te. led marriage, Ensured into by Monficur JEROME DONA PARTC, abroad, when ander age, without the cis kot of his Mother, and withsot pr.vioufly publifiting the banns a the plate of her refi deuce." The French Ambaffador Ss MON VI LL E took his final departart from the Hague on the Bth inft. It was generally believed, that the new Conftitution had been fccrctly printed, preparatory to its being full mitted for approbation. The Motion refpeaing the Tcnth Report of the Commitßoners of Naval Inquiry, now Rands for this day fortnight. It will be brought forward by Mr. WHITRItt£O. Admiral THORNISOROUGH is arrived in town, and yetterday attended at the Admiralty Board. Lail night difpatches were fent off from the Admi• ratty to Sir Jamas Saowatsz at Guernfey. Sir T. THOMPSON is expeEted to be appointed to a very important command. A confiderable reclation has juft taken place in the Staff of this Kingdom. Thirteen Majors and 1'• Brigadi er G enera l s , emp l oye d on t h e V o l unteer Duty, h a v e been difcoutinucd o with their foreralM4- 1 , :r% of Brigade. 4fiEßGAbikrill' BAST-INDIA.VAM. 1 1.7.•••••••.• A report having been fpread that molt of the Bodies of the unfortunate Perron' who were loft in the Abergavenny Ealt Indiaman drifted out to fee, we hired the following Lift of thole whore bodies have been found, and decently interred: and our Readers may depend on the correftnefs of the hate- went : Feb. 7. John Forbes, Cadet March se. Pynfent Lane, par- T. Jones, Comp. Regiment Fenger j Wiley, ditto Riee Price, ditto Hung En, athlete tailor Black man. tailor W. Anderfon, cook It Charles Davis, paffenget 'l'. Hut, ferjeant,azd Foot I foldier,, Company's Reg. A tailor, unknown s tailors, unknown to. R. H. B..rnweJl, pall: nger 2 foldiers, 24th Regiment A foldier and tailor, unknown i 6. 3 ditto ditto • so. Pat. Marian, 24th Dragoons 3 ditto, Company's Regiment Soldier, 14th Regiment A fAilor, unknown A fervent to the id Mate W. Graham, Cadet Sailor, unknown A Chinefe tailor 21. Three foldlen, Camp. Reg. A foldier, 24th Regiment One ditto, 24th Regiment Sailor, unknown A fader, unknown Soldier, ditto 53. A lad, tailor 17. Ckriftupher Robision 27. Andrew Innis, Cadet J. D. LeadbeLter R. L. Bowen, Surgeon s Mate E. Bellew, Cadet 28. Sailor, unknown A Chinefe tailor A foldier, Company's Regt. a falters, Company's Reg. Made tailor R. Marfack, Cadet His Msissvt has given direllions, that the Inftal lation of the Knights of the Garter (hall take place on Tuefday, the z3d of next month. The Oratorio, at Covent Garden Theatre, lag night, was crouded beyond erpeaation. The Selec tion produced the moft grand and moft admirable effea. The (hip Anna Sophia, of Stralfund, from Lilboa, bound to London, having on board his E xec lir nc y BEIITALEa, Ambairador from the Emperor of Mo rocco, is arrived at Dover. He will wait there with his fuite, until paffports come from London. The (hip is chartered by the Ambaffrdor for eight months, at the rate of tool. per month, and is to take him from London to Hamburgh, after he has accomplith ed the objell of his million to this country. He has twelve or fourteen attendants with him. HoLKAR is uncle to the young M4hratta King. who is detained a prifoner or a hnftage by Sc INDIA ; and it is in the name of his nephew, that HoLesa (who has no territory of his own) has colleted the revenues, and raifed an army. Admiral Sir THOMAS TROWARIDCR is to fail early in the enfuing month, in the BLS/114RM, of 74 guns, for the Eall Indies. The feveral fhips that fail at the fame time, are to carry fifty Rout healthy boys each, for the purpofe of being put on board the King's fhips on that nation. Fasts ws Lt. DINNER Yefterday a Court of Direc tors was held at the Eaft-India Houk. when Marquis Coanwaws was introduced, and took the oaths, on being appointed to the Government-general of Ben gal.—His Lordlifip was afterwards molt fump►uoufly entertained at the London Tavern, at which were prefent his Majelly's Minilters, the Diredors of the Balt India Company, &c. &c. The Band of the Eaft India Company, to the number of 21, played feveral loyal airs during dinner. After the cloth was re moved, the Hon. W. ELPHINSTONI, who prefided as Chairman, drank—." The Ktwo," which wa, loudly applauded, and " GOD Pave the KING" played by the Band.—The Vocal Performers were, Meats. DIGNUM, Liars, Gots, TAYLOR, GIBBONS, HILL, and MafterKN RLLIIR, who rung feveral very fine fongs. The following Toaffs were drank in fucceflion The Queen and the Royal Family..-The Prince and Prince(' of Wales—Duke of York and the Army—Lord Melville and the Navy—Marquis Com/anis and our Government in India—Lord Catilereagh and the Board of CominifLoners for the Affairs of dia..-The City of London and the Trade !hereof—Profperlty to the Bank of England—The Volunteers of the United Kingdom— The Outward and Humeward-boun&-The Wooden Walls of Old England-.Succefs to his Majefty's Government—Admiral Corn wallis—Admiral Lord Keith—Admiral Lord Neifou—Admfraf Sir Thomas Troubridge, &c. &e. Among the Company, which amounted to 120, we noticed the following— His Royal Memel the Dnke of York. __ _ Dukes of Mo;trofe and Gordon. Mtrquls Cornwallis, and Earl of Ckatitam. Lords—Melville, Dunloe, Bromc, Hawkeibury, Calera&la, and Mu%rave._ Governor and Dimity-Governor of the Bank of England. Speaker of the Houk of Commons, Matter of the Rolls, Attor ney-General and Solicitor-General Baron Homtpech. Adadrals--Patten, Sir J. B. Warren, and bird—Jahn Colpoys, T. Troubridge, W. Bentley, Hugh Inglis, Richard King, Francis Baring, Wan. Scott, Stephen Luiltington. t;eneral Rob; Colonels St. Leger, Harden, Neville, Kid. • Cnunfdlor Ac ants. Mehra—Houtatrahle Wm. Elphlnftone, chairman, Habituate, Hulkillan, Sturges Bourne, &e. &c. We Rated in this Paper of Monday laft, that the Viaualling department of the Naval Service in the Mediterranean, would derive great affitlance from the local knowledge of Mr. ALIIDGE, Plater of his Majelly's fhip ALEXANDIIR ; but we now under hand, that as the fcrviccs of that Gentleman are re quired on the Dungenefs ilatiOn, he has preferred the htuation of Secretary to Rear Admiral DOUGLAS, oti board the LEOPARD, to that of being Secretary to Admiral Louis, who is gent to the Mediterratsesui in the AMES/SCAM The Grand Jury of the County of York have, it is Laid, found a till of Indiament againft Sir John Ingilby, Bart. and others, relative to the dillur bances which took place at the elation at Knaref: borough in July lan. ClTYBusty a ss.—ACourt of Aldermen was onTuef day held at Guildhall, at which the price of bread was ordered to be reduced half an affize ; the guar tern loaf will therefore, this day, fell for igid. The Bilbop of Roosts -rut, and the Rev. G. H. GLassr, Re&or of Hanwell, &c. were requefted to preach at Chrift Church, Newgate-[Meet, an Monday and Tuefday in Eafter week, before the Court and the Governors of the feveral Hofpitals. On Saturday part of the carriage way in Porter ftreet, Newport-market, fell in, and a waggon, load ed with coals, funk into a vault of considerable depth. It was got out, after four hours labour, in a flutter ed condition. Yefterday, at Marlbnrough-ftreet, David Grecitt, a middle aged man, o }• wilted appearance, was exa mined on the charge cf picking a gentleman's pocket of a purfe containing gold and filver, while leaving Sutton area Chapel, on Sunday morning. The pri foner was fully cupur.itied for trial. The offence is a c.triutl one. ' L NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIod N. N. E. AIM DUE. •ae. DV!. Dabita 1 0 Hamboreh o 3 Watcrford e s I • Goaeob■r`6 0 s . Piwratres,Maacn tB.—Arrived his Majey's brig Game sr, Lieutenant Bass ; and CAROLINE, Lieute nant DIM, from a cruize. The galliot Lubeckfcke Burger, HUFFNISTER, which failed from this port on Friday, put back lati night, but as the wind is now N. N. W. it is evaded the will fail again this evening. FALMOUTH, MARCH 18.—Sailed the Townfend packet s Capt. Donn, with a mail, for Lifbon. Wind N. Turmas, Manor iB.--In confequenee of the winds breezing up to the N. N. E. this morning early, a fignal gun was fired for the whole of the Channel Fleet to unmoor, and loon after they got under weigh and flood down Channel ; moderate winds and fine weather. N. B. The fleet are all returning again to Torbay, the reafon is not yet known. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 18.—Came in the Panscess ROYAL, of 98 guns, from the coat of Ireland.— Came from Hamoaze to Cawfand Bay, the Barra*. NIA, of 98 guns ; and Caascsav,uf 3s guns. PORTSMOUT . ARCH 19 .— Arrived th e V ILLR Di PARIS, of tto nns, Captain W HITBY I QsERIO, of 98 guns, Captai n Dixon ; and DRAGO N , Of - 74 guns, 1 4 114 Captain GatrviTH, from the Channel fleet; Locos- STANT frigate, Captain Dixon, from Cork 1 and the Favoulttre hoop, Captain DAVIS, from off Havre. The Hon. Admiral CoatiwaLtts has (truck his flag. The DRAGON is to be fitted and [bred for the EaR Indies. The FAVOURITE has detained four fhips, which have arrived.—Arrived a large Spann (hip, of confiderable value, prize to the EURYALUS, Hon. Captain BLacewooo ; fhe is under quarantine at the Motherbank. Sir Home POPHAM is gone to London on leave. The PLANTAGENET, of .74. guns, Captain Paw osa, is fitting in the harbour, for the EaR Indies. Went out of harbour the ARIADNE, of ao guns, Hon. Captain Kim One hundred thoufand dollars were landed this day from the EMERALD frigate, Captain O'Baism, to be forwarded to London.—Sailed the Catania, of so guns, Capt. TAYLOR ; and CuaLew floop,Cipt. NORT lity, with a convoy for Newfound- land and Halifax ; and the &SAGUARO on a cruize. FOLKSTON*, Maack 18.—The AUTUMN and fe veral brigs weighed for the Boulogne Ration ; great firing has been dillintc.tly heard, bin we have not been able to learn any thing from it. Several men of war in the Offing, and at nine this morning a large fleet came down front the Downs. Remain in the Road the TRUSTY, Spy, and four brigs.—Wind N. E. DOERR, MARCH l9.—Arrived off this port the following East India (hips, UR from Plymouth : L Ord Melville, David Scott, Earl Spencer, Britan. nia, and Euphrates. As the wind blows hard from the Eaßward, they will be obliged to remain in our Roads till it moderates. YARMOUTH, MARCH 2o.—Yenerday failed the ARDENT, of 64 guns, to the Nore. This morning arrived the Para Lora frigate, Captain Baouostrots, from the Tezel ; and the Omuta and Cams° fl•iops of war; the former has been cruizing nearly two months off Dunkirk and Mend, and has made feveral valuable captures during her crnize. Arrived all, the Caro armed !hip. Pallid through feveral tail of laden colliers. The kips here are the MON MOUTH, Admiral RusssLL; INFLEI►BLE, ADAMANT, ANTELOPE, Sr. ALBANS, ILA CoNST•NCS, and Par 1.. .. Lora frigates; Cautzra, Imsrecroa, and CALYPSO 11onps of war ; BOLD gun brig; Caro armed Chip FLY, FAVORITE, and BADGRR cutters.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAVESZND MA a ctt 19 —Paffed by the Count Larle, —; and the Maria Chrißiaoa, —, from Norway ; Jonge Alders, Volenberg, from Hambro' ; Juilrove Maria, —, from Charante; Vrow Anna, and the Mercurius, Albert', from Poppenhurg; Jo hanna Maria, Grintborp, from Lear ; Twe Gebrolers, Hanna ; View Martha, Smith ; Diana, ; Vrow Elizabeth. Janfen ; and the:Anna de Cron, Rayfon, from Embden. Sailed the Duken field, Dunbar, for Jamaica. Mance ac.--Palled by the &This, Evanfon Brother', Va. melt ; and the Hawke, Luton, from Norway ; Vrow Emeeky, and Neptoncs, Keyfcr, from Harlingen; Vrow Eleanor, Sworthy, from Rotterdam ; Leerwiek, ProOt:r ; and the Good Hoffnung. Sealett, from Poppenburg. Sailed the Ariel, Hall, for Africa; and the Renewal!, Cromartle, for BarbaJoes. DIAL, MAICII 19...Siikd the Cygnett Hoop of war, on a ; and the Lucia, —, for theelouth Seas. Remain in the nouns his Majefty's Mips the Monarch, Right Honourable M miral Lord Keith; Utrecht, Vice Admiral Holloway ; Leopard, Lear. Admiral Douglas ; and the Ills men of war ; Leda, Calor, and Jamaica frigates; Hermes, Harpy, Orates, and Raillenr floops of w a r ; Pury, Drvaftatlon. Lucifer, Prnfpero, Heels, VOlcano. Er plolion, and the Zebra bombs; a large fleet of defence hips, gun brigs, Ste.—Wind N. N. E. Maacu a 0 -.Sailed theJamalea and Leda frigates, Oreftes and Harpy floops war, with fermi gun brigs, Ste. on a cruise off the French craft : aro through the Downs from the River, the Fad Camden outward bound EaR Indianan. Arrived and failed for the River, the Covet, Bonnett, from Lilbon.—.P. S. lull arrived the Lard Melville, Earl Spencer, David Scott, Britannia, and Euphrata EaR Indium% laft from Plymouth : the Britannia has failed for theatre" wkbthe Swift Raft India pilot veffeL Wind N. E. ARRIVED. At Liverpool, Martha, Hamilton ; Friends, Hammond ; Hobe, French; Mary, Shaw • Nile, Pringle; Chance, Dougal ; Alfred, Prowre • Chatty, S a ger; Mary, Salter; Vulture, Langley; Hope, iftan ; Stanley, Stanley ; Richard, Brock flay ; Iris, Smith ; Atalanta, Withvrants; Dalliwood, Mary, Temple; lo dußry, Lake; Favourite, Watt; Lord Nelfon, Pike; and Pe- Cummings, from Lifboo—At BMW, Mary, Wefterman ; and Sufannah, --, from Lifbon—Off Exmouth, Difpatch, Peake, from Liihon—Off Scilly, Anna Sophia. —, from Lif hon—At Cork, Argo, Henderfon ; and Honour, from Lon don—At Lifbon, Riga Packet, Waterman, from London ; Ceres, Benfley ; Three Friends, James; and linflnung, Trotter, from Liverpool; Jane, M'Carthy, from Clyde; Laura, Rowe, from Falmouth; Nancy and Mary, ---, from Exeter; Selina, Bunker; Mary, Moreton ; Thorley, Carter; and Prince of Bra s% —, from Hull; Eleanor, Madden; and Malta, Edmonds, from Portfmouth; Juno, Lea, from Newfoundland; Perdue, Londm; and Nolira Signora Obedia, —, from Cork—At Oporto, Commerce, Rolfe, from Cork ; Retedt, Wilton ; and Hope, Lewis, from Hull; Emulation, Hill; Countefs of Craw ford, Mary, Downs; and Syrene, Codner, from New foudland ; Commerce, Brandford ; and Elizabeth, Johnfon, from London.—ln Standgate Creek, Friheter, from Malaga; Haabett, Peterfon, from Saloe ; Pomona, Aurrecy, from Alma; and Wiolgart, —, from Aguilas—Off Dover, Medway, Potts, from Virginia—At Hoylake, Superb, Bofworth, from Savannah; and John, —, from Charlefton—At Londonderry, Experiment, Bunker, from New York. The Arbuckle, —, from Whitehaven, for Ja- maica, is loft near Cork harbour. The Bacon Anna, Etuisois ; the Belle Judife ; and a Danifh veffel, from Leghorn for the Weft In dies, are captured by a privateer belonging to Tom ear/iod into Antigua ; and then condemned. Ltitiq, Matter 14...T1ie Edgar of Leith, Capt. ALM Patroee, arrived at Annetto Bay, Jamaica, on the 14th Dec. after a paffage of 56 days, all well. —ln latitude 40. 3g. long. 28. 23. boarded a large Spanifh veld from Cadiz, bound to the Ifland nt - St. Margarita, richly laden with fpices. but not know. ing of the war, allowed her to proceed on her voyage. In lat. ts. long. 60. fpoke the (hip Alexander, Ha. tattrom, from Surinam to New York. The Fame, Mar art from Burntitland , is arrived at Hull, a f ter having been taker and retaken. On Wednefday fe'ennight, the brig Dublin, from Leith for New. caftle, with herrings, Aruck upon the rocks off Holy Ifland; the afterwards got athore on Rocs Links, and is fince gone to pieces ; crew fated. The Hoop Anns, of Berwick, Niters., from Leith for London, with herrings and goods, got upon Gofwick Sands on Thurfday fe'nnight ; cargo fated, and veffel ex petted to be got off. HULL, MARCH lg.—The Vigilante, Scuutrx, al. rived at this port on Toefday, m fix days from Emb. den. When the left the Ems, the river was perfatly free from ice. The vefrels from this port for the Davis Straits 611 very, which failed about three weeks ago, have arrived at Stromnefs. The Samuels, Haw. ITT, had loft authors and cables, and received fume other trifling damage. The Arno, of Sunderland, J. Guano's mailer, failed from that p ort on the i lt inft. coal ' laden, and was driven on chore near Har. tlepool a few hours after, quite a wreck, with no one on board. Part of the crew haying fine been waffled on (bore, it is to be apprehended the whole have pe. tithed. The mailer had two brothers on board at the time. THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET. A Correfpondent has favoured us with the follow ing particulars, extradled from a letter from an Officer orthe Ac atom bomb, relative to the late anion : " Lieutenant Crocket of the Marines, (a paffenger) Ms (avant, a n d one roman, were killed -.Lieutenant Picket, of the dnfon, (a paffaiger) was nightly wounded in the lip ; Mr. Stephens, Mid- Chipman, and (even faunal and invalid paffeogers wounded. " The Hortenfe had 300 men, befides 35 0 troops, chiefly engl. neon and artillerymen, with numerous field pieces, &c —The Captain acknowledges to have had t 6 men killed; the number of wounded is not Rated.—She failed from Malaga the t 7th of Fe bruary, wind at Ealt, and Rood diroßly over to the Barbary thore. " The Sally, one of the convey, kw the brig Union. of jerfey, on her beam-ends. In a heavy gale, one man in the main top, but could sword no affittance. The brig Btaydes and the Wiltiara parted in a gale before the ifi of February, and did not join the convoy again. Flan; the 19th of January to the ad of February, conikant and very fevere gales of wind from the N. W. to the S. W. had no gale of wind at E. from the nth of January. The account in the French papers, Rating the Toulon fleet had bean driven back by hard gales at E. is fa*, and 01:20t to deceive, as the wind was cer tainly from N. W. to S. W. and !slowed extremely hard. " A Spaniih (hip, prise to the Amazon frigate, driven out of Gib. raltar in a gale of wind, was running for Malta, and fell in with the convoy, which the joined, and is believed to have cfcaped.... The dollars had been taken on board the Amason. ." An exchange of prlfoners had been agreed upon at Malaga. and a cartel would fall In a few days for Gibraltar, after the Bad of February." EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Yetterday Captain THomas GaLLAND, of the fh;p Lady Cattlereagh, took leave of the Court of Direc. tors, previous to departing for St. Helena and Bengal. We learn from a paienger, that the Bengal, which failed on the 16th of November, from Canton, wan accompanied by the following !hips Delaware, Moore, of Philadelphia, for Europe ; Catherine, Farmland New York, for New York; Nankin, Commghairs. of &Ron, for Cape of Good Hope; Stranger, Prefont, of ditto, foe New York; Jenny, I)aw, of ditto, unknown. The following [hips were left at Wampan, on the nth of November 3 Severn. Cowman; Triton, Corbeey ; Fumy, Galloway, of New York; Triton, Blackman; Difpateh, Benner.; Mount Vernon, Kerr; Bingham*, Anfley ; Woodrop, Sims; and China Packet, R o n t ir ; of Philadelphia ; Portfmouth, Wilkes, of Balti. more ; India, Point, of Newport ; Lady Adams, Fitch ; Guata. mako, Remitted; Globe, Fitch; Wanderer, --; Rachael, Bunker; and two others, names unknown. In an tsi imps. A percent who has arrived from the Mauritius, via America, which ifland he left on the 18th of No vember, (peaks Gf Use arrival there of the captured Indiaman, the Princcfs Charlotte. in company with' another, reported to be the long miffing fhip the Prince of Wales. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. La Loire, for the capture of la Blonde French privateer, An. guR 17,1804, will be paid every 'fuelday and Friday at Plymouth. To the Naiad, for the capture of the following prizes, vie. Frau en Brigitta, May 19, 1803; le Napoleon, French brig, June 2t, 1803 ; la Prudente, ditto, uly 8, 1803 ; rAnne Marie, ditto; nth Auguß, 1803 ; and La Providence, French fdiooner, July 5,1803, a dill:lima:in will be made on board on her arrival in port ; and every Tuefday and Friday for three years, at No. 18, Clement's Inn. A diftribution of the proceeds of the cargoes of the chips laden with naval Rom, forming part of the fecond Swedilli convoy. detained in 1798 by the Boor Bufy and brig Speedwell, will be made at No. 11, Cecil-ftrect, on Saturday, the aid inft. and re- called for three years. The Boadicea, for the capture of the Preach Oily La Favorite, July 4, deo, will be paid on Friday, the azd loft. at Plymouth; and every Tuefday and Friday for three years. The Ganges, for the recapture of the Eliza, Feb.2B, Igoe, wilt be paid at No. 7, Walbrook, on Thurfday, the exit Intl. and every Thurfday and Friday for three years. The Blanche, for the capture of the Cbaritaa and Juan, May 31, and June 3, will be paid at 1 3 ;yrnotith on Tuefday, the 2d of April, and every Tuefday and Friday for three years. The hired Cutter Swan, for the rtcapture of the Jane, the asth of January fail, will be paid on board at Yarmouth this day ; and recalled daily at No. 23, Norfolk-ftreet , Strand. HIGH COURT OF ADMIR A LTY.—Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudica tion of the following cafes : El Jean Maria, Georget merger.—in this cafe there were three diftind claims for certain bales of cotton. The Court, after hear ing the Connfel on both fides, condemned the property of two claimants, and diretted further proof to be produced in raped to the remaining property. Flora, Klein mailer.—This was a que;tion with refpen to a cargo of SpaniCh wool. The Court in this cafe rcjeeted the claim (the property being clamed under an order of Council made in the former war, but left the panics at liberty to claim it in ano ther form. Stadt Van Copenhagen, Schwenfm mafter.—ln this cafe the grcateft part of the property was restored as claimed. The Court, after difpufing of Come n sling cafes, adjourned. Winter being the feafon in which the inhabitants of this county) , are particularly fubjeft to Coughs and Colds, and the Afthmatic feel an increafe of their complaint, we deem it our duty to inform the afflieted that CH (MC H'i Cough Drops are an abfolute cure for Coughs and Colds, and where a cure in confirmed Aillytn4 cannot be expeded, relief may be allitrediv obtained ; but .we have known inftances where Afthmas of twelve yeays handing have been entirely removed by the u:e ct them. SHAw aria EDWARDS, No. 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, are now the only Proprieto:s ; it their names are on the (lamp they a:e genuine, otherwife, a counterfeit. Eke only 36, a bottle. Capt. 1 1 mice, well. ldrge • id n f .now- Te. , H !g a- 1 ' Arne, after efday New. 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