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a foaar defcriptioni with thofe you negoeiated To the 24th Oftober, tgoo, to 7th March, ißot ? Yes, I was. Were you enabled to negotiate tilde hills with the lime facility as the former, and without lots ?—Juli the fame. Did you continue to he employed in in negotiating bilk of this Jefcription from September, 1801, to the beginning of :slay, 1802 ?—Yes, I was. During the whole of that period, is it your opinion that the public exigencies for Naval Services were answered more advantageoully by this method, than it could have been by the ifftte of any other public lecurities, or by any other operation of finance ?—By none In well. Would battening the loan have been advantageous to the State ?—Very difadvantageous ; for during that period the Deiwitive Treaty was signed, and the 1.-an was made after that, and in better terms by trent to to is per cent. than if it had been made at an earlier period. Upon the whole are you of opinion that, during the two periods from the 24th a:tuber, tBco, to the 7th March, 18ot, and from the 9th September, 001, ti.) the sth May, tBox, during which the iffue of thefe hills teas retorted to for the exigencies of the Naval Service, it would have been pi ffible t- - ) meet thole exigencies in any other way In advantageous to ill!. State ?—None fo good ; and indeed that was the only poffible way it could have been d " ne. Did the ufual 90 -day Navy Bills Lifer any deco , e e:ation by the gin of thole which you negotiated ? —Certainly not. If the ufual 90 -day bills had not been paid when they became du:. what effea would it have had in the city ?—lt would have been dettruaion. IV.is the offer which ;VAS made to the holders of 90 -day bills, to accommodate filch of them as chofe it with other bills in lieu of payment in calls, con titicied as retleaing the finallett difcrcdit un the 90 -day hills ?—None in the world, they might have had their money if they pleafed. When you welt examined before the Commit:. fioners of Naval Enquiry, did you communicate the Ilibitance of the opinions which you have now Rated, to them f—Clearly fo. Look at your evidence, as putted in the Eleventh Report. No. il, and point out to the Curautittee, their Report of any fuels communication ?-4 do not fee a word of it, and I was vet y ranch furprifed at not having found it there, beeaufs I thought that I had made them acquainted with the fervice which the aseafure had rendered to the public. Were you fatisfied that you had, fo far as was in your paver, made the CommiMotters of Naval En quiry as completely mailers of the whole of this fob• jeft, as you have now made the Members of this Committee ?—Clearly fo. Did you state to the Commiffioners of Naval En quiry, that the meafure was inditpenfably neeetuy for the fupport of public credit ?--I certainly did. Is your evidence fully Itated in the Elesenth Re port ?—No, certainly nos; I thought froth their con 'citation that they were politely tatitfied of the lily of the tranfadion. Was no written queflion fet down at the time it was afked )ou ?—Certainly there were, but before any written queftions were put down, fever al conter fations took place to make them underhand the ufc of the meafure. Du ail the queftions that were taken down in writ ing, at the time they were put, appear with their aniwers in the Report ?—I believe to; but there are not of the converfations. At what period were you faorn before the Corn - miflioners ?—When I came into the room, before I was (offered to (peak, and before any of the conver fations took place. Did you confider yourfelf as much upon your oath, in the anfwers which you gave to the queltions which were not written down, as to thole that were ?—I thought myfelf as firmly bound in the whole of what I hid, as if I had been before a Court of Jullice. Was you (worn immediately on coming before the Commitlioners ?—I think I was. Was what you call converfation condutled by way cf queflion and anfwer, as here ?—Clearly fo. Does the evidence you have given today, as to the manner of your examination before the Com mid:Alters of Naval Enquiry, apply to both your :rainivations before them ?—lt dote. (To be continud. ) LONDON. MONDAY, JULY t. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I Cads. for an. S94—Redeced sii....onutiwri. 31. 4 per Qua td. 111111 LIN. PSI 25,-1 per Cast. Gov. Deb- 9.1. Etchin—Dublin as Loudon i 1 f. There is a tonfiderable degree of butlle at the Moms. The fleet afiimblcd the: c has been joined by as lA. than fourteen fmall fire fhips— a larger num ber than is utually attached to Inch a fleet, %%hid' has given rife to many eocjl.autes. Since OUT hit two more of the Hansbargh Mails have arrived, and Dutch papas to the 25th alt. in . dative. M. Novas:LT any:, whom the Continental Gazettes the iuteren of France have fo often reprefented as about to proceed to Milan or Paris, to folicit peace a.ul the tranquillity of Europe, at the hands of Bona :mars, continued at St. Pctertburgh on the to of inac. TLis circuallianee teems, in Tome degree, to corroborate the accounts by a late Got:enburgh Mail, :Laing, that the tregociarift: between the Courts of St. Po.. a ..gU and St. Cloud had been broken ofE Ace irding to the Dutch papers, all the Paris pa pers of the '9th Wt. with the exception of the Af&ni. *sr, aliened, on the authority of intelligence received by a Nanta privateer, that the combined fquadron iraJ met with fueb fuecefs as would (hike terror into / bt dad particularly affea the trade of Liverpool. %%heta:: we ought to infer from this that accounts have been received in France of the operations of that %cis we seed not enquire, fume we can tow Rate; that certain acconnes have at length been re ceived of the Comuitted French and Spanith fleet. On Saturday arrited at Liverpool the Triton, Cap tain MARSHALL, frotit St: Lucie, whick place he left on the 15th of May. The day before Captain Maasnaci. failed, infor mation was received at St. Lucie from Capt. Moa illsi commanding at the Diamond Rock, that a French force, confilling of 36 fail of the line, fix fl 'gates, and three brigs, had that day paired the Rock, and gone into Fort Royal, Martinique. On the aiR of May, the TRlrom was boarded, off Cape Samana, St. Domingo, by a boat from his Ma. jay's (hip Go/LAN, Captain Ascot/cif, to whom Captain MARSHAL gave information of the arrival of the above fleet at Martinique, with which Captain Ascouc H immediately proceeded to J.unaica to give notice to the Admiral on that Ration. On Monday, the loth of June, Captain MAR so ALL eras fpoke by his Majefty's frigate Msaculy, in lat. 40.5 t. N. long. 48. bound from Jamaica for England. The Tutrrow called at Turks Wand on the 24th of May, to fill up her water, and was informed that the Jamaica Fret had pallid Cape Nicola Mole about a week before. The Crews Hoop of war, and a 44 tuned en flute, are captured by the French fleet. The above intelligence has excited very oppoGte fenfations in the city. The Well•lndia Merchant' are not a little alarmed by the news, as they fear that fome mifchief may be done before the arrival of Lord NELSON'S fleet. They are not a little glad, however, that his Lordthip's information, which every one almoli was inclined to think erroneous at the time, has proved to be fo perfealy Whatever may be the confequence, the weight of the blow will be conftderably lightened by the notice which was fent immediately to the Wands.— The junaion of Admiral COCHLEAR with the Ja maica koadron will give a force fufficient, if not to attack. at leaft to embarrafs the enemy. It will be evidently the intereft of the French to lofe no time in effeaing the objeas of their expedition, before an Englith fiviadron can arrive ; but as Lord NEL. sow did not fail from Europe before the Toth of May, they have time to ravage and plunder, if they do not focceed in polfcffing, tome of the iflanits. It is to be obferved that only 16 fail of the line are Paid to have reached Martinique on the 14th of May. The combined fquadron conf►lted of at leaft tsp. The reit mull have been detached on fome feparate expedition, perhaps t • ;:ie Cape of Good Hope, per. baps to attack the :1 And of Trinidad, an objea which mutt be flawing to the Spanith part of the fquadron. Thole eonneaLd with the Eaft India Houfe, on the other hand, are very glad that their anxiety has at length been removed. Every one indeed rejoices at the removal of Ow , inez.rtainty we were in ) re fpeaing the dellina:ioa of the enemy, and hong herpes are entertained, that whatever alarm their ap pearance in the Weft Indies may occation, it will loon be terminated, and a good account be received of them. We flop the prefs to announce that accounts have reached town of the fafe arrival of the Well India fleet in the Channel ; and that a report is circulated that Government have received intelligence of the arrival of Lord Nelson's fleet at Barbadoes—but the time when we have not heard. We hope this will be confirmed.—Lord Nasson's fleet confills of twelve fail of the line, and as Admiral Dacess has eleven of the line, we may Coon expea to hear intelligence of importance from that quarter. This morning difpatches were received at the Ad mitAlty from Lord GARDNER, dated off Brett the z;th ult. at which tune the enemy's forces appeared is Difpatehes were likewife received from the Downs Ration. Report fay; they have brought intelligence of impottauce, but the particular' have not tranf pired. Laft Saturday morning a duel was fought between Lieutenant Colonel /hull of the 12th Light Dra goons, and Major MADDSN. late of the fame regi ment. The parties met at feven o'clock in the mor ning in Paddington Fields. It was agreed by the Seconds that they Ihould fire together at the diftance of twelve paces. On the fignal being given, Major M. fired, but Lieutenant Colonel B. difeharged his in the air. The feconds then interfered, and the affair terminated. MC/ALAND GALLERY, MACKLIN'S Great Room, Fleet-lireet, formerly the Poet's Gallery.—This very fine Colledion of one hundred choice Paintings con tinues, we underhand, for public infpeetion, and is open from nine till dulk. The pen of SHAKIISPIAAK has given a fcope for Scenes in his admirable play of Cymbeline, even be yond what he has himlelf introduced ; of this the Author of Inugas, PriaAji of Britain, has happily avail ed hinsfed at the Royal Cis cus, mid while thole of our Immortal Bard are corretily delineated, others new I to the Stage are given with the lirongett effeet that affirm is capable of conveying. The opening fcen:, the provoking Poahumus to the wager, by Lachlan) ; the chamber fcene, with the latter's con cealment in the Trunk, and his pretended proof to Pollhumus of Imogen's infidelity are,amonglt others, comedy and iniprtAvely given. The whole of this piece proves Itrongly - attraaive; it is, however, ac companied by other very pleating entertainments : amongh lbw: the Mogul Talc, or Harlequin Wan derer. The vocal exertions and concerto oa the Piano Forte by that furprifing child, Mils Fsania and MAKSIN'S admired Horfanauthip, are highly de:ening of no;i4. MAR k--LANE. coax 'reliance, JULY i. The fupply of Wheat tin hand is confiderable, but the frelh arrivals today ire not numerous, the trade for inferior quality is very dull ; and the fcarcenefs of fine, caufes thofe (ample: to have ready file fully at laa price—Barley has but little fale at fomewhat lea —White Year at better price=there are but few Beans come in, and thofe of good quality are tome what dearer-We have a confiderable fupply of Oats, with a few foreign arrived, and this trade is ready fale at our currency. Flour plentiful, but not cheaper. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 454 dos. 88+. per yr. Chef Peale 429. to 465. Pine Ditto, 7Da 955. od. Beans, ass. 5t a Rye. ads. Su. Ott. tick Ditto sta. 48$. od Ba4ity,3os. 36a 64. OM, 2.51.185. 311. Malt, 645. ±oa. od. Poland ditto, 3sk. 33a, Mile Peak, 44% sot. ed. Rape Seed, cii. ow. • PRICE OF FLOUR. FIRe Flour 732. to 782. &muds 6ss. to 755. pared. 'KOMI TIC LONDON OAZETTZ.SATORDAT, JUNIt 29. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns coding the asd of June, 1803. S he Wat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats.l Emits. Peak. && 4. J. s. d. s. d. 4. s. d. 4 38 0 44 1 17 3 4 6 4 47 1 The average Price of Sugar, romputal from the Returns made In the week ending June 26, is soa sit per hundred weight. SEA COAL METES OFFICE, JUNE 29, 28os. Jilt 44, Monday, so Cargoes, fold from 3953 d to 4946 d per Chal. 26, Wednefday, to ditto 42194 to 490 od 211, Friday, Is ditto 43194 104919 d COU NTRX MARKETS. PRICTS Or °RAIN AT TIC TOLLOWINO ♦ _DASINOSTOtL,•WhLat 7611 id to 9/1$ od per Quart er. Buiey 395 od to 41$ od I Beans 49s od to its od _ Oats Peale oos od to ocs od 28s 6d to sod MAlDENUrAD.—\great ; 724 cd to 1041 cd mg!, . - . Ink/ OOP od to 43$ od I BOO S 49$ od te 321 od bits 304 od to 3,,s od Pcat4 cos od to sos cd Newatfai.--Wheat 6cs od to sods od per Q. E . barley 32$ od to 44$ od Beans sos od to 543 cd __ Oats 25* od to afts od I Peak cos cd to 52s od ..... —. _ - Hariar.—Wheat 5131:cd to 061 sd p!r(4,!:. - - . Barley 371 od to 43$ od I Bolos 43s od to As ed Oats Oa ays od to 33s cd Ptak 49s cd to sss cd Rimotac.-4/Beat 62s od to siSs od per Q. Rarity 37s od to 40s od I Bearli 43s 6d to sos cd Oats a& 6d to pa 641 ?tart oos od to oot ell DUBLin; 7LIbIE :7. On Monday laft five perfons who had beep coil. fined under Secretary's warrants, were liberated from Kilmainham prifon.—lt appears from the recent li berations from the Prevot and Kilmainham prifons, that it is not a partial but a general clemency, which it is the intention of Government to extend to thofe confined on firfpicion of Rate offences; In purfuance of a writ of Habeas Corpus, direded to the Sheriffs of the county of the city of Dublin, Mr. Rowan appeared on Tuefday in cuftody, and was placed at 'the bar, for the purpofe of having the outlawry agaibft him reverted ; but upon Mr. Attor ney General coming into Court, he informed their Lordfhips, that he had only been apprifed of the mat ter of Mr. Rowan's appearance in Court this day,. at half paR tea o'clock this morning, and confequently was not prepared oath-aired with the fpecific warrant to fay how farhe was authorifed by the Crown to accede to the prayer of the prifoner's Counfel.—After a few words from the prifoner's Counfel in reply, who cited the cafe of the King v. Davis (Burt. 638) and a fug. geftion from the Court, the matter, by content, reli ed until all parties were more fully prepared to come into Court upon a future day. HAY.MAILICIT TMEATIM—Friday night a new Comedy, in five Ads, was brought out, the Partners, written by Pairscs }Las. In this play there ap peared to be Come eircomflances, which prevent a fru tanner:l4 between the author and the public.— Soon after the curtain was drawn up, fymptoms of difapprobation appeared, and broke out with increa fing violence to the end of the petformance. We were feveral times inclined to think that a party had come with the premeditated purpofe of damning the piece ; and certainly it was treated rather hat fitly.— However, malice and prejudice, if they exified, among any portion of the audience, had but too favourable opportunities of (hewing themfelves. The plot is ex tremely improbable, and nut very fkilfully developed. The chararters, where they have any thing on final about them, become quite orstre. To make Sir Ca rina Fande, an old beau, who had married a young wife from the country, to differ from Sir Peter Tea. ale, he is reprefented with fo fhort a memory, that on one occalion he aoually forgets his own name.— An incident of an uncommon nature produced a uni verfal and juft ditaisfaelion which could not after wards be removed. Ragland withes for rood. and immediately a note for that identical Ann is thrown its at a window. The fentiments are in general un exceptionable ; but expreffions now and then occur red, uncommonly vulgar, and even bordering on indecency. Several fcenes poffefs confiderable merit for their fprightlinefi and humour, and we (hall be happy, if by a little revifion, and retouching, the piece !ball be made palatable. The audience feemed fuothed by a laughable Epilogue, fpoken by Mrs. fo that we were in hopes a new trial would have been granted without much difficulty. But when Mr. Ex xisrost came forward to announce a fecond reprefentation, a noire arofe almoft as loud as during the thunder form in the morning. He flood, imploring leave to fpeak, for a long while in vain— at laft he found an interval to Cay, that it was by no means the with of the Proprietors to intrude any thing upon the public ; but the Partners could not thrive without fume intereft. He then afked whe ther it was the with of the audience that the play fhould be ailed again ? Some called out yes and franc no. Mr E. remnined afterwards upon the ft the, as if counting nofes. The Noes evidently had it ; and we will add that, without confiderable alterations, the decifion was lair. We ought, indeed, to obferve, that Tome things may pr( bahly be explained in the lall fcene, which was not littered to be heard. The adios was good: we would advice Melfrr. lAA-Irma and Marra lEW s to take a few letrns from each other; the former is frequently too flow, and the latter too quick in delivery. We entreat the fslanavrE to pay a Arita attention to the lobbies. There was 1 1 .1,11 a clatter of inharmo nious and difcordant founJs b:hir.i the front boxes, proceeding chiefly from the fair fix, that it was nu cal) , to pay proper attention to the Wands of the ) fccue. N~AUTIC.tLINTE LUG ENC.!. PANZANCE, Juwt 28.—Since my lall , arriv'tki the Two Friends, Tuoveasort, ut and from C.irrnicy, with brandy, &c. fur tric H.: of Man. ed the Rover, °SPIN, fok Neath ; Flora l Rnscres, Liverpool; aud the Csausitia cutter, THOMAS. Ar rived and failed again on a cruize, hl. MAJ:lly's brig , GANSIET. PLY T4OUTH, JUN E in the French ht la Jeune Nanine, captured by the Nile lugger, And! the Aurora, Capt. TAIGS, from Dantzic, with Liu; ber. Sailed his Majefly's flip Roar, of 64 guns, to, the ':'.award ; Acr ava, of 38 pins, for the Dou•ns Bufy Revenue cutter, on a cruize ; Jungens, naasou, for Standgate Creek, and the Treruling, Loaca E 11, fur Embden.-:—Wind E. S. E DEAL, JUNE 3o. —Sailed the Hut frigate, Ca• mrtso and Araar floops of war, with fcveral gnu brigs on a cruize. Arrived )efterday etrening, the' Lord Melville, and the Norfolk armed Mips, wit!, a fleet of tranfports under convoy from Leith, which remain in the Downs with the reit of the fhipa as per lafl.—Wind S. E. fine weather. Still ERNES!, Julia 30.--June i 6, arrived from the Downs the MONARCH and Issi.rxiar.s. A liana! for convey w the Baltic is hoilietl on board the John armed Blip. 27th--MowalcH came into harbour and has gone to Chatham. 281h-a-Sailed the Ignition fire brig, Lieut. P. Cars.- /Ix, to the Note, with fourteen fmall fire velrels under his command. 29th—INrc£ ate came into harbour, and the VUL ruitz, Capt. Gltfr CH, t% a the fire velfela under convoy, was ordered to f.ril to the Downs. 3oti.—The Vt.t.rcae, Capt. GR Mt, /ailed to the Downs, with Ere vetlas under convoy. • Great difpatch is tiring in all the departinents here to fit out all the lhips at the port. The Boaorcra frigate is ordered to Chatham, to be repa;ted. The Valorous, Combatant, and DauntlerTi, are ready for fee. YARMOUTH, Jura 30.—Yetterday arrived.the arscroa Stop of war. from the Downs, and the SKIPS gun brie, from a cruize. This day arrived the PemsLoia frigate, VI xt gun brig, and Ann Ls log. ger. from a cruize. Sailed the Court-mica fr4t b ate on a cruize; and remain in there Roads the Akik tHYST and V i entLoPa frigates; SNIPE and VIIRS gun brigs ; AcTlvt , Swam, and Ragas& cutters.— Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CILAVIESIEND, I . l l l A lit 30.1 3 aifeil by the lYlaffachnfetts......... from the River •ta ; Britiumia, Eddington, from Greenland; Jonge Albert, Allem, from Cbarante • St. Peter, Egart, front Bourdcaux ; Boreas, Rodoff, from Dits;ftie ; Mary, Bud, from Limerick ; Frieudikip, Palmer, from Cork; De Triders, Mlndes s from Norway ; Hoffnung, De Hirt ; and the Caroline, Motor fun. from Stettin. Sailed the Fanny, Rockwood, for Statist t Catharine, Evans, for Dantzie ; and the Traffic, Atkins, for Pc teriburgh. Assn - en—At Liverpool, Oliver Elfworth, from New ItorkAt Hull, Expedition Jrpfon, from Pidtoo—At Dub li n, Harrifoo, from DroO theins ;and Coalpit, Patterfon, trona Memd—At Belfaft, Good Agreement, from Memel—At Newfoundland, Dart, Bedtake, from London; Courier. Webber. from Oporto ; Unity, Brain; and Thomas, Nichol'', from 'Feign mouth..-At Honduras, Unity, Morrifon, from Clyde -. At Charkf ton, Independence, Walker, from Clyde; MiEdlippl, Dawfon; Rolla, Hutains ; and Olive Branch, Bennett, from Liverpool-. At New York, Sarah and Elizabelb, and Maria, Miller, from Llverpotal.-At Virginia, United States, and Com merce, —, from Liverpool-.At Bolton, Bolton, Trutt, from LiverpcmL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Qqees Charlotte, Prince, Prince of Wales, Marlborough. Tremendous Aquiloa.lneeadiaryTtre-lhip,Crioo, Rufell, Mino taur, Mats, Latium, Porcupihe and Experiment lugger, f.sr the rceapturt of the Walllogham P acket: on the 27th of September, t7sty, will be paid alas the Bth of July, at No. 6, Stanhope-Amt. Strand, every day for three year& . . , • Payment will be made of the condemned part of the cargo of the Vricndfchap, taken June 8, t 799 by the Iris, Jane lugger, and Lady Ann lugger, at No. as, Arundel.ftreet,for three years. The Officers and Companies of the Arethufa, Anion, Aftrea, Artois, Aquilon, Aimwc.ll, Barflcur, Borer, Cobalt!, la Concorde, Charon, Uoily cutter, Galatea, Irrefiftible, Incendiary, London. Megara, h Nymph, Orion, Prince Charge, Prince of Wales, Prince, la Pawnee," Penelope, Queen Charlotte, queen, Royal George Ruffill, Robufl, Rattler, Revolutionnalre, Sans Parra, Standard, Speculaur, Swinger, Thundery, Tearer, Valiant, and Fetter, for the capture of the Harmony and Rachael, will he paid on Thurfday, the 4th init. at No 3, Salters Hall -comet, Can non ftrcet, and every Monday and Thtufday for three years. Shares arifing from captures mate by the following maps on the Jamaica Ration in the years 1,59, t 750, and t 761, amounting to the furn of 16,.)771.45. 3d. viz. liampthire. Renown. paean , Iftd. far, Cerberu., Glafgow, Dena nce, Cambridge, R ore, Mer lin, Centaur, Centurion, Fowey, Alcide, Danae, Echo, Fly, Port Mahon, Richmond, St. Anne, Sutheriand,'Prent, Viper, and Ze phyr, will be paid every day at No. 11. Craven.buildings, Drury lane, and at No. y, Ordnance rcw, Portia, Hants. The Maria, Roalf, front Virginia for Guernfry captured by a Spanifb privateer. The Hardware, Matlock, from Liverpool to New York, was (poke with the 17th ult. on George 'l Bank. The Heflin:as, Perrintan, from Nantz, is detained by the Ca roline privateer, and fent into Whitehaven. The Commerce Kearney, fru:n the Iflca of France, is detained by the Aitilry, ofLiverpool, aria a 3 rived at that port. 1 he William. of Ncwcaltk, with coals, bound to Vara, was taken the 2.;:h of April by the Hiroutlar priv.iterr, of i,uflairk, and funk. , The I.lMon. Ctinarr.ing, from Teirmouth m Sumierl old, was taken in March, tir a l'ruOcti priv..tecr. and carried intu.it.V.iliery. The Aon, of (Allow, from New York tu Liver pool, was taken use att of April in 'Jog. 411, by la Stifle Fruuck privateer. A large linko with wipe, Derr, Ste. from. Lubeck to tius lilts of I ranee, i.4etainc..l by the St. Vinci:l2C,, cutter, and rent into Leith Ruais. The Commerce, Cobum, from Liverpool. is arrived at Virsi. nia, after being boarded by a Spaniflt privateer, who put the crew of the WeltmoryLind, late Rued, of Livcrpolid, oa board her. Four of the Arrow. convoy, difp.r:ed by tbt Creech frigates in the hletliterrancan, viz. as ClacilerLehl 'aid Alert, bf London, the Cattle ut Hu:l, and Haunab brig, west.afterward. picket up by a Spanifb privatt•er.aitel carried into Malaga. The Llsellorteld fought the privateer for ar h:::e and a k.alf. A French Cup, captured PA titre Welt Indies by the. Unicorn trizate, and t-dttn in tow by het,Nrrut (Owe tints butt run down by the American lip Mary, when focw ot owe people pe _ _ The brig RuflU, Price, from Martinique for New Vert in Mir !aft, upfct about too miles from bandy-he/oh; there Male at the time a lady ..nd her two children in the cabin ; and wW.t appears incredible to lea. Captain Fuwkr, of the brig J enc, &dam, that 2.4 !mune fl r, ILw writ taken out alive through a hole cot in the wawa. ot tic yauyi, anal weerc lama. d at Ste'ruonnts'a it. perfect I. French privateer lately caprortel the American Indiana Bdkjamin, of atw York, and earrir,l h.r into a Spanith port in the Welt bytits, from whence L.: has been cut out by the boats of the Prince's Charlotte irigate is air.vta at Inman of the Indiatran, and a Iniall part ut her cargo, had by the Frenchmen, but eneu,,;h UDC gallantry thy captor.. I•ll3iti, crcw I had been rcnstived k.tiy wrecoutkcnoc MEI