Star. — London, England, 1802-10-25 00:00:00

••• lions opinions in the departments, &egad onlypne Senator be againft the opinion of all the teft, and the Procurator-plural cannot bring them to una- ' nimity, the affair AO be brought before a Gene ral Meeting of the Senate. • ss. • The regiftered vote of the Senator who differed from the reft, fuf pends the decifion in the Department, though he lhall in the mean time have Willis office er have di e d. The affair mull be brought before the Ge neral Meeting, and the opinion of the raid Senator then heard. i 6. Affairs decided in the Depart ments by the unanimous concurrence of an the Se nators, without oppofition from the Procurator-ge neral, {hall be regarded and executed as finally de cided,without being brought before the GeneralAf fembly. ; 7. In the Departments when the Procura tor General, or Chief Procurator do not agree with the Senators, they mull lay their reafons before the Senate in eight days. If the Senate does not then agree, a'n4 if the Procurator perfifts in his opinion, the bufinecs mull be laid before the Ge neral Afembly of the Senate. Should the Procu rator General after the affair has been heard, apse with the opinion of the .General Afembly, it is confidered as finally fettled. If not, he mutt give hi s radon: in writing ; and if he and the Senators ftill pee& in their feveral opinions, it mull-be re ferred to the EXPIROI, one or two Senators being choral to explain the grounds which hinder them from renouncing their opinions. Our Cornipeadcat has proatifed to feed as by seat naafi a coati:natio of do* important Papaw) Yellerday,the ROYAL Tammy attended Divine Service at St. George's Chapel, Vrtndfcir. On Sattwdry a Council was held at Lord Ho ssav's Office, Whitehall, which was attended by all the Members of Adminikration in town. Lord R. FITZGeItALD. the Ambefador to the Court of Liihon, is arrived at Portfmouth, to go out in the ADIPHION frigate Mr. ARBUTHNOT. the new rainiaer from. this country to the Court of Stockholni, was as 'the 4th intl. prefented to the King and (been of Svaloaa,_ _with whom he had It private audience. Sir A. Ddircsu, who common& oaths Hali fax Ration, with his family to put the winter at Bermuda -v-the Legiflature of the Ifland, previttus to its late adjournment, refolVedfionovide %hoofs at the public expehce, foe the 'Mimi, whale be remains on the Mani. - The Englint have received their indemnity for their totes by the embargo in Raffia, and di, Committee of Lignidations been confequentlx difolved. . Martinique =minutia the hands of the Eng; lifts on the auk. It is rumoured that it was not to be furresslired 611 the rit isift. ' . , The Camt of "Portugal hai etaiked a Loan of n millions upon a pledge of diamonds.' It has been done by the Haas of Hors, at Aadardain, at an intereft of s per omit. - The American States, have paistmit a gao dol lars to the Earbanr Powers fitsztenst.. - - Six Sired& veliels have, by #skamtlieritif of the &Fedi& Caged at Meant gait at munfporu to convert° at : Domingo *goo PUMA troops lately arrived from Naples at Camlisoms. The Napo .litas tranfports would proceed ao farther. And the Spaniards were delayed hem 'undertaking.** ,; veyage by reposta of the iiinikaltace of this yd. low fever at St. Domingo.. ':. _ Count Rasyor.s the lately G rand Mailer of Maim, left Glafgow on M Edinburgh. He goes by C.aeraa to view . eztenfive Iron works at that place. I' • • . Lieutenant Russet, of tleitiiiiillary, with fie Of (even other pailingervii the AIM.. ATRINS, from Jamaica, died dunnivileir Fifer to the southward. The ilk Regiment of Guards were infpeaed yet terday in St. Jinn's Park, - by their °Scars, and that who were deficient of linens sec. were order. ed (applies to make them comfortable. The Doke ead-Duchefs of MAll4o4ol'o* are enjoying theinhive in rural tatifspon!.* . theii munificent feat at Blenheim.`: ,_ .. 1 . _ . Lard and Lady Deasy make .rflotelfrartr the fame of pledges; they have malty we sad every thing proclaims fefiivity and mirth. _ On Saturday the Earl of M OIRA le ft Tow n for his feat at Dotiningion Caine, iforkihire. The Right Hon. WILLIAM Pm? arrived in Town yeßerday.oo his way to -Bath. • Mr. PITT hens his operations on his new farm by draisig. it is well known he drained his eld sae pretty handfomeii. In oar factious ewrefpondent's letter on the te n c t l i on ° l n :h tbe a s S e re k n to e n w wa ouri b r e ei h" cl if i it .. deferred—u the kJ war." The Druggifis are likely to Pave force of their articles from the new Aft—by proving that they ?Ads a iselicival virtstf:: - Nalefs than thirteen clergymen have alerted for a/err:teal curacy in the carol** is in the gift of the inhabitants of the milk; ,—_* There is an a c c o unt i n fosse ardse papers, or 1 many perfons in France Wing rented with hoielr,--- furely this muft have been copied from an oldjowwat Mr. FOIST a merchant at Pittiburgh, was lately killed in a d uel by a young student at law named Taiwan, who was wounded in the hand : the former was a federalift, the latter a democrat, and the quarrel was on polities. : 14r: Van ALtiu, wounded in a duel originating Wire wanner, is dead. 1 . Saturday fennight a duel took place at till• St. ' Littrence, near Waterford, between jars WA L• 1 ''Jet, Efq. and Wit. Paacsvat., Vpe A. ii cortfo• (pence of a previous altercation, the former at tended b Major Roazas, the latter by Guiana Hush Efq. when, after exchanging a float each, the hufinefs was, by the interference of the (mond:, amicably adjnb4—Mr: Peac,ityak we under hand,(l was ightly grazed in tisal ch by Mr.' WALLACE' S Om. . ... . F s " ~' ~, . Ci . • , • • r itnimufim ecnoninly4 This nioiting die rupsift,M*•4o4E64l and Kestt wersormy 444400inillai *Adoring the Market there Were 'a few: sistri4mbi frosts Suffolk,, which occafioned a rednaion of as. per quarter fine this day week on prisieli &mph& ; molt of the inferior t qaalities remain stnfold—Malt conti- nue, nearly as left quoted...4l*day, on account of the fopply being ftnall b Was a trine higher -Hog Peafe had a more free Pale ; and Boilers full Is. dearer.—Fine Oats are in 'demand, and look upwards.—Horfe and Tick Beans are with out variation.—Rape Seed is per kit cheaper. Fine Flour fupports its price. —the Currency as beneath. Eng Wheat; per qr. sos. 565, 6 0s , Prune Mx, 625. 645. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 625. Rye, 325. 365. Barley, 245. 265. (New) sips. 6d. Malt, 441.485. . , Oath Iss. 225. 24 1 . Old 356. 17* Herfe Beaus, New. 3 11 - Ms , 371. ' Tick Beans, New, 28$. 010, 301. 321. • t•aeafe. 38$. 425. ' 455. 485. New sail Caraway Seed. ; 309.° t 0.44,14 per cwt. Coriander, 28i. to 3os. peg cwt. Canary, ios. to 86s. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per Flour, sos. sss. per faik. ", • ,• • /10111 TOO ;LOUDON GAZETTE, SATIE&DAT, OCT. $3. Avaw ?ties of Coro he Bogbad and Ades, from the Rs tees, the 16th of Odtober, 18os. Whoa. Rye. -Harley. C ut . j Routs. Pate. , .6. 4. s. s. 4 s. . , • d. k 40 4 115 10 • 19 to 34 3 41 '- The &mesas Peke a SW. froo,:ette Ream nide to the wake:Alas the sah ol Niche, ' J. 334 ?ictd, pit hoodad *eight. , . eines OE GRAIN AV TOE EP0C1441411 allifOrES. • -11Aintortorx-4 0 ;heat 613 od to 44 pie t:Lhosii. 4 Utley sss Woo ass od Beaa,:-L ;33, 44 44,130 44 Oaf sts cal to 24. tod I Pail cos od to 4co o 1 300103404... Wheat ;Os ad to, 611,, ad pa quarter." •- What 04 so 27. 14 Beans • 34$ ad to 4os 01 ' • shit 011 to 261 od Pegs od to 46s Od• Niwilirav—Whont, 555. ad. to 66.4 d. per (beta. lhalley us ad to; ass 00 od o r, 34 a ad. to 4a, rd pees • , i ef lo so, ad Peak 31. al to 431$ • Hattupaom 56s to 614 cad pa 14s ad to sys ad I Beans 36, cT i t irtgr o 31,. L iiir Its ad to go ad Poole Os ad to" di thi, Szasista.—Witeet soa od.'. to bps. ad. pa Qyast. r, Ads/. 460 64 to 46, 64 12ao, 3o• ad. to 37s ad Ala los al to so ad Peak os od to as fml . ,At Warminfter Market, on Saturday 1411, the prices of Corn were as follows Wheat, by the Outer, 21. 180. /0. 31. es. lirieb l>v 45..t0 sl. is.' I :oats, 19s. to 11. u.Botasol. 161. to sl. os. • J3l • fi .. t .,.*, .1. On Monday evening twelve Nuns, belotling to the Eaglilh Connent, and who, fine* thsißevolt don, have refilled at Hillgf2lVO Hall, arrived at They departed on the following morn ing is a wherry, and went on board a weird in Dunham reach, to be conveyed to Blurs. The Cullom-honfe Officers at Dover have *rip red poor P . 41.140T and the Lammas era their ,_sisstria wastersts, which they had' collated- at IParis for the entail% Won at the Opera Hon& An Officer of the tltls Dragoons, on %dot. .day enaagtd for avoakderable wager to walk ten miles in an boor and three quarterst- and was, having &yen "bites to fpare. ..1 . . . , lEsitamWhirift accomplithi4hliolijia of tha'PimsithT.heapti, birk'few ‘lO3 f0r,140014-irberti lw *HI likitogiltoy . .. Mr. irmitioin; 1114 0! at FRaiittIikILTDIONY dti allea ." Mi e s.2= , OP *oat ki44ololied her en:: env Ateitlirthilllanager of the verpOol Tbabegar* terMs pere tifght and a free ptiefti* a boasper l l Every night of her 'l,,erformanee• !fit laisde was fo crowded, that tnany.perfons wcitiargitlO 10 1 04 it for want of room. The Play of attraaed itatittkiltiendid. audience at Drury-lane Theatre, op, gittorday.— A circumßance took place foon eiterAlke tiAug df the curtain, which interrupted the :iparkonance about ten mioutes. A ge . ndelemii•ikiiiia. thlrsi row of the pit, after uttering a loud and long tion, fell from hit feat appirendy'Pfdelk. The Wtible audience was inftantly in a Rate of the 1 *Oll violent agitatiOn' the . performers . ran off , the' Gage in various 'direftions to procure the merms.of relief. Mr. - Craims .Keseata, in his drift of Prince Retry, came 'forward with a terse pitcher of water, Which be handed over the nrcheftra. The gentleman, however, remained in a hate of total_ infentibility . till taken through the private boxes to an inner apartment of the theatre, when medical affillance bag fent for, he recovered fo far thathis friends i'cz* enablect to convey him home in a coach. ' lift Hon. EDWARD FOLkir M. P. of Stoke, in Hersionithire, has fubforibed tool. towards the repair of the Church of Great Malvern, fituate between Ledbury and Worceiter: Thii Church i exhibits a very beautiful fpeeimen of the leigirl &Wised Ryle of Gothic architefture that prevailed in the reign of MINIM VI. and which is fb tele braced on accouflt of its rained egs. The fub. fcription MOO" already to 400 L An Us lately been addrelfed to. MarsaliMeratZßAß t IL Pram WATDIII6 Woollen in:meats:we. of Woodchefter, in the county of Glottiefter, 'threatening to huM down their mills, andattdtnsierY ihast,Peovided they con.. rinse to ofe-dia • mss. The Oelk of dpagaMpatat has bait funrfedcd by thilards'oftliii dniiralty, having by - &Me 'means Iticuriyd the difpliifure of the Board on their hits . On Friday going. barwaisdarbaaroaf and fix o'clock, the honk ofoll.ll l l:JL:Batstivi in Marlboroogh-builditigv,. *nth. IIIV Stead by lane villains by breakink opimstbe Madam window, i aid they made that &ape witiv o t a ti r 74oilde..; rabic *parity of plate and other • i t., total* the utopia both rs • • • ~/AttION,D THEA'Air-t 14410siit, for the fir* tithe,..honoured. ith their pretence on Friday even.' fug. The tieces commanded were, The Belle., Strategist% 40 The lliVer. Except (Zirecit, who played Harder in the Comedy, and Lovegold in the After.piece, eb Performers were wholly unknown to a London kidience,but aaidtted . theinfelves to the fatisfaelion of the moft numerous and brilliant affernblage of Fathion ever feen at this Theatre. The Kano teemed much pleated with the thins of gym', and laughed'very heartily at the comic long of the Mew Afar, unexpefftedly introduced in• the ntafquerade fcene by Mr. Esaar.—The Duke of CVIIIIRLAND appeared to be highly , de. lighted with the fatisfaftion his MAJESTY repeat edly expected, as it ,was entirely owing to his Royal Highnefs, that this Theatre was thus ho soured. . • 1 •• His Metarr: was received with the molt lively tellunonies of loyalty and affeEtion." Long live the ping 1--bonbles the Bing!" refounded from every pan of the bogie rued - theleception of the %run and the five Palectidias Vis not lefs cor di@. The box appropriated to theft Majesties was handfoutely fitted up with criatliMend that of the PR !VCRS SIR with blue avekfilter. The •FAMI LT, with the Duke of Couloir* LAND, came in .three carriages. They were 'ate efcorted by any /torte; a Captain's Guard of Foot attended. In the Boxes wire--Lord. andsLedy 01111.04 2 the Counteff of CAIDICHiIi t 'Ara ifftn.okaii. Vikount STO P VORD ' itaTOD ',Mita I 11, th e . fair Daughters of the iarl of Latexivaa, Lady G.. , I4ifs .BILUDIIII ELL, Sir Rainy BAUR, Major Be, SITT and all the Maim' theneigh hourhood that ;meld polfiblyprocnre plates. Billet/77M . 9470,ER sI. . • , ,___: , :. Yeaerdiy the P4S*.a. arw , Lis, with a aante rotisiparty of *biliv i :ennyeA:the ) -diVerrion 'tif hunting ;` analpeiliaps a riaier day's fport will Two be reanyded . in, tho_ angaiX.of . , th e .chaatr..— Tiro brace hares were killegn the,cOiarte dale Morning ; ' ilia, trona the feeexity 4 the c4ercifei; it is fuppofed that 'treble...that; mtp*-a,uf hoiresi For a confiderithle time, Will. lia4pitilte . farriers'. *Ps. The firthaie was kfiledhefore th e Panics rrived. Hi: laighnefs, after a. Mot determined iiiodWell-cOndwiled chace, ytio 4 lot the death of Ai ' fecOnd. The hoife t he ;.rxi4ii ( cititiliipped the 1s d.. .The tlo.f.uccieding :Crook in 'which the ;Pape beta a tfiltguilhed park though sot al -. lei:4)lfeirAre 'as the preceding one, afforded te d ellent &Maim. ;''The Panics' retired from the . about thiii ifelo? And; with.vaiious o f the . Nobility, paraded oli, e before cfinner. .. , Lady ExLisloattion ' rtly leiveX,:us, for a, ~..'w 4_71 onlY• , - ~, . T. ~. . . 7, 911 Wednefdailiat the Elizabeth an i d Margaret. iacket, with i 6 Paffengerf, *Min whom was: coknielTaciairrom L iput into Newhaven harbour, it fix P. M. This, p.icir t et left Dieppe. atiour P. M. the day heroic, and was eipeafed to the dread ftil fury of the late tepapek for upwar ds of. four-7' inn hours, • ere th ey i , could make. Axe port. The. veal, however, received no iii,ury: ~ ~-I y eaerday the trm appeared Id 4 the batik and ipuety of Augull. ; today y a vittleafgale ficnii the' Tomb; accompanied with rain, his revafed it to the' dePreffing du nets which in general psmraileil the" wintery months Of Reeeither and Januart i. _.! . ' OCTOI IR 23.—Taee from the mum ftill . continues with una bated" Vehemence., Ilaieheitut amiltitlei me entirely . driven _ from t i - i litels!fi Mid 'the jraitittelitemliave fafpeaded - epery tions.mitil# in " ak -moc,i n filakiii place. o rie Lady, talk* ails iiaMP.,,ikawarittmo are initaig thi tot Oilibie 440 . 4 . 4: ~ , . ' Waoirri.ocr. 20. • •r Ibis Graoat4:lsevonsatas having bad an in. tenth* for fine days-part of vifiting. the Goodwin SPJides And alwais being prevented by the incle mency of the weather, fixed yefterday atthe day, and was detertaincd.to fail, .whether the weather gaped boi ft erous or not. The party wart° con riga thelhtebefs of Dsvoasts UM. Lady E. Fos- Tiak .Lady H..Cavenzusa. :Madeenoifelle de QaaallaoaT, MilloillaPAfent•likr.. Pia Mits Men- MBOIOVP.IIOI.O4I:4AUSS, Hon. •kIiFI4C DON • Eli, : *lra 70 IT aII Mr. Roanpson, Mr. PP*Paviave Col s . POSISQNST. .Lord iDuacanwon, t4. 4 . ce The_party aifembled at nine:o'clock. at her of Devoe sn ate's, where anolegant . break fall was prepared.. The company fat down, and (tom_ thence proceeded to the pier ; Captain Flt/L• VietotitCht lay off to convey the noble patty. fo cor.. Alderman Cparseityacht ; one, so many, and the Otheraor fear of Accidents,. to follow and be in readinefs for ailiftance ; bat the party reached the Pier Head. theists. appeared dark, and indicated a &am, uPaa "NO the, whole party, excepting a few. welt tVwith a fudden panic, and no perfttaftons rprevail on them to proceed.: however, the ,agreed to brace. the threatening gale em. *Old ; 'they confifted .4 his Grace diDermi mi.as_p.Mifs Manages. Mr. and Mrs. DIM, and R Mr. OBINSON. Scarcely had the veal& run over * waves a few Miles, when the horiion ckated, and.rbe day proved aloft favOgrable ; the party in a few hours reached their dellination, and: landed on chafe fatal rands that have.proved the deftruc tion. of fo many mariners. They partook of a •ftation, and direttly afterwards returned on Itpprgi the yacht, as the tide began to Row, which Would allow of no longer delay, the - lands then becoming quick. The partr entered •-Rataf gale ?ier about four s .. after Wag Went (even hours'. The Pier WI. arrered with fpesatorsio fee the veffels return fafe in harbour. Her Grace of Dooesnias and Lady E A FOSTB. Walt WI kiwi, whit the anchor Was ca. and Partook aLa sant caliatioo, after which the boat was Set Out, 41161,01* Part? Proceeded aillare. waste grind dinner and lupper. wera 1111 1 4Affp GraegaaiDessasasaes :,sbowboliv • unt e big'.. .e *idiot the flitosat mirth. - z.~.:~: e at __ , - ivAUTIOAL - MAILS THIS DAL-WIND S. W. At RIVID. 3 Dublin, z Waterford. ▪ Duteh • Ifamburgh • Lifboo, /MIL • 0 YARMOUTH. OCTOBER 14. Arrived from Chriiiiana the New Kerr Eon and Yare4-aro the Lied Duncan, from Goacnbargh, with timber and deals. Ye&May afternoon arrived his Majeftri packet boat Dull*, Captain Osson w, with mails sod fevers! pafrengers; from Cux haven, the Dust* failed this morning for Harwich. The Hunter. Cuftom Hcnife tender has brou-'a d t in here 137 half anchors of genera , and feveral bags of toba cco. From the con tinuation of the loath-weft wind, we look for the arrival of an other packet from Cuxhaven nett tide. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 22. Since my laft arrived the brig Cato,,—,from Quebec with wheat. put In for orders; the Hopewell, Clarke, groceries from Briftol; the Neptune, Yee. from Padftow; the Redbridge, Camino, and the Unity, Griffith, from Tenby ; the Ann and Sarah, Eaftaway. from Bury; the Four Brothers, Rodd, from Swanfea ; the Union, ones, from Waterford with butter for London • the French i etch le Napoleon, Arriel, laden with naval ftores for St. Domingo from Havre, put In by con trary winds; the United Brothers, Hicks, from Neath, and the Emmeline, Sedgmond, from St. Iva, laden with fifh for the Yeiterday arrived the Prince Adolphus packet, Jones, with the mail from Liibon. after 9 days p&p—left at Lllbon Majefty's Ship Thetis of 38 guns, Capt. Shepherd, El Vincego brig of i 8 guns, and the Prince of Wales packet a the Entre prenante cutter arrived at Lilbon on the 3d Init. from Gibraltar and failed again for fame place on the 6th init. Pafrengers bg the Prince Adolphus are Mr. Edwards, Mr. Waller, and Mr. Nitch. • • r. Sailed the brig Salter, Capt. Polipshvenwith wines for Guernfey ; the Ranger, limas, cutter, Capt. Frafer, and the Cormorant Cutter, (late the Friendly Society fmuggling cutter,) Capt. It. Nearle, for Plymouth, to be fitted to cruife %plait the fmugglers...-Wind S. W. - •'' • ' r \;•- ~1 FROM LLOYD's LIST. • DEAL, OCTOI4II 24.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Zephyr, Cofnu, from Civita Vechist.—Sailed the Alia,./Winnes, for the Bait Wiles, and feveral other outward bound. Wind S. IL Owasso's), Orr. byVtlia ilepatelt, Hanlon, front Dunkirk; Leviathan, lark, how the South Seas ; Ceres, —, froni Hudfon's Bay; fr. nigtebee ; Ellifon, Gair; Dazed, and Hope; 'Wilton, from De. marara ; TWO Brothers, —, from IVlalip; Taps, Cobb, from Liibon; Raikes, Newton, from Jamaica; Alexander, from Grenada ; Eagle, —, from Honduras; Fair America, Flower, from New York ; Baron Nitre" Forftsr, from Oporto ; T homas and Sally, Parcbafe; and Catharine, --.- from Cork . — Sailed the Lord Duncan, johnlon, for Ja maica; Kent, Card, for Bremen ; Three Brothers, Graham ; and Star, Harper. for Seville; Tbetis. ilabbe,for Hamburgh ; Minerva, Lbw, for Bofton ; Ceres, ertiler ; Hope, Tallack; and Vrow Wilhanina, for Rotterdam. ARRIVED. ; •'''' • • In the Downo—Foz; Reid, fient - Malap; * Laily Mar. tin, from °moo; and Alexader,Hales, faun Leghorn. In Yarmouth Roods--Vidliamfon, Wrangionsi from Pee terfburgh. At Clyde—John MiDonald, heCirithy, from Mon. At DartmOuth—jadil, Tong, from Vienna. At.Waterford-a4smits, times, from New York. At Dublin—Cherry, Lane, from, Malaga ; and 4,ady Jane, Coigley, from Antigua. At Guernfisys—Ceres, Le Rue, from Virginia. ' At Rotterdam---Beian, Evans, from Cork. • At Barcelona—Lord Mien, Sounders, from Doter; Union, Collier; and Eliza, Watlejrnm the Baltic. At Gibraltar—Hazard, 34%m, from Leith. At New foe:naiad—Main Wy •ft from London ; and Sir Thomas Palley, Neale. from Pvfewutik• At St. Thomas's—Mona, Foulkes, from Africa. • DISTRIBUTIog OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Thefeus and Tigie;lor the capture of fundry brat: guns and that on the malt Syrk, a iliftributiatt will be made op Tuefday the Mavis& at the Ring's Head, Downing-beet. The gun veffel Plumper, for the capture of the brig Sally, will be paid on the zft of November next, at N 0.6,, Stanhope. ftreet, Newt:title-Rivet, Strand. _ The floop El Cafe, fie the Genoefe polacre V Coneesione y San Vincenzo di Ferrari, noting° for the Freneh privateer le Tombeau ds Tiros, wain paid at No.. l 4,,tlyPard's Inn, Holborn, every hieeetdinit Thinfdap • " The Boor !dry, Oral of the Vrietielfehili, will be paid on Thretfiny tisa at.bio; is, Upper Thanserftreet. ,' OgTOßEit.a . • • Loft night ani i i i i r e l li"C tiere„,_ Ann, Frodtham, frota Demera ra; and Urania fr om die Babamaa The Mary, B arr, from the Havana* has a filet es board The Surge, Carter, from henceat Rotterdam. The Boone Refoindon, (join hence at Dantilg, In 19 days ; and Nakao, LeAski, henee kit*. The Atlantic, Chew; Juno, Booker; Allegany, Paddock; and fledior, Davy, from hma at New York. The Fame, Lewis, and Marriott, Houlbrook, from hence at Bakimore. ..t: P 4 -.. The hone, Trott, and Hunter, Smith, from hence at Bolton. The Hannah, Davin, from hence at Norfolk. The Thomas Cha*lg..— from hence at =hia, The Vigilant, Douglas, from hence at Halt . The Maatehapha, Gerdes, from Hill at Anifterclarn. The Antelope, johnfon,from Leghorn at Hoylake. McEntire. Role, from hence at Bremen. , The Balloon, Johns,crom hence to Itockfort, ii put into Mil ford,- leaky, and in *ant of repifra. ere. Moors, of the !hip General Mercer, fpeke the Packet, Trott, free hence to lioltao, in let. OA 40. long. 48. out thirty days, ail welt t .. ' 'The brig Adtive, Thomas Colemere,lof Yarmouth, from Dantaie to this .t.., with wheat,was wrecked on the sth lift. on a reef of rocks eight miles to the northward of Peterhead. Capt. Cbantley, of the Nimble, arrived here laft night from St. Thomas', fpoke the chip Mee. Sardicks from hence, for Charlene% out is days, all to& . , The Mona, Foulke, froei Aides, puffed St. Thomas' for Jamaica. • • ....:::. : The Apollo, Cocaine, from Antwerp to Newea ft le,fprene a leak at fee and is defected by she crew. The ProfPerity, SaTos, from Norway to Dublin, is loft in the Orkneys. , The Adtive, Co tesaw, from Dantzie to Liverpool, is to tally litft year Peterhead. On Saturday arrived at Portfmouth the Rs. voLu mamas and the POMONA frigates from Jerfey..... : . . . . - • the Satorday.the:Aaoo, of 44 guns, dropped doom frees Woolwich. Wi underikand that Mr. ' Mawr, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and i hisrLady, go by this conveyance to Madeira.' ,iierad By letters from Newfoundland of the loth nit wit kern, that Admiral GAMBIER": fquadron ex perienced, in its palfage out, a very violent gale of wind. .It appeared indeed more like a hurricane than a common gale. It came on fo fuddenly, that every fail on board the Admiral's Chip was blown to tags; they were obliged to cut away the wizen malt ; the main top mit was carried away, and thelhip rendered a paha wreck in about ten mi nutes. No•Perfon oa board the flip bad ever wit. fuck a tom.. The AURORA, which was is •sompanp with the Admiral, loft all her top.malls, ad4wlmtberfoie Ord. In this Rate the !hips ,db AV • 1k • 4. `I