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r! it law. However, the Houle had certainly Tome '::tetion to exeicife upon the circumßances of the c • r ; and it was not his Mite to prefs the grant of a very Img day. He only would defire that lifts might r r ktL.l:Fcti on Friday, and that the petition be talc , n into corfideration on Monday. The ATTORNEY GENERAL admitted the eard , nr with which the Hon. and Leai ned Gen dem, n 'aged his point,, batitill thought the Hoofe, in c xerciiiPg its difcretion. ought only to allow the fh,ried Jay poilible, as the petitioners, tinder all the circumftances of the cafe, were entitled to no indul ence. lie was therefore for exchanging lilts on WeJnefday, and proceeding to the ballot on Friday. Mr. MELLISH *as of the fame opinion. Mr. Mainwaring had complied with the orders of the I! , ufe, in deliveting in his lift of objefted votes. Sir Yraircis Burnett had that lift, but returned none on not In tranfaaions of this kind between Gen tlemen of that /Inuit * as Sir Francis Burdett thought tie to make no return, it might have been rcafonably expeded that the lift of Mr. Mainwaring would have been returned unopened. There was, however, tea• i on to conclude that every advahtage had been taken o f it ; and it appeared to him that there had been very grofs collulion between Sir Francis and the pre terit petitioner:, who were all committee.men for ma nagin his eleSion. The petiliemets, betide, bad full thirty days allowed them to bring fotward their pre fent p. tition ; and yet they took every advantage of deferring it till the twenty-ninth day. in his mind. therefore. their petition ought not to be allowed ; for in tight they ought to Rand in the fitnation of Sir Francis Burdett himfelf, who would have no right to object againft any vote of Mr. Mainwaring's be. fore a Committee, having hieafelf delivered in no ER within the time required by law. Er. FOX contended, that the petitioners forfeited no right whatever, by any failure on the part of Sir P. Burdett to return a lilt ; and as to their not bring ing forward their Petition until the agth day, they slid no more than nfe the latitude and diferetion which Parlianacntin its wifdnm thought fit to allow, and there for. , they had done nothing to jradify loch abufe. After a few words mote from Mr. WiLnearoacs and Mr. STURGIS BOURNS for a filmier day. it was agreed ) that lids fhould be exchanged on Thurfday, and the Conimitte- for confidcring the Petition bal k:tett on Friday. STATt 01 THe ARMY. COloncl CRAUFURD tlated, that owing to feve. ral of the papers for which he had moved relative to the State of the Army, not being yet laid on the table of the Houle, and others that bad been prefented not being yet printed, he found himfelf under the necelihy of paponing bis motion, that flood for to-morrow, to a more diflant day. As there was no open day tnwarda the end of the week, he would therefore defer it to Monday next....--Adjourned. The following is a Lill of the Majority in the Houk of Commons, on the Motion for ordering a Criminal Profecntion to be inflituted againft Lord Vifeount Ma Lvit.t.a, for his public delinquency as Treafurer of the Navy, difelofed in the Te nth Report of the Commif &nets of Naval Inquiry, and the Seidl Committee ot the Houfe of Commons. Miir, R. FaMellow. Lord North, Dudley Adam., J. Foobla 3. Northey, W. Ad dm, C. Fox, C ntok, . J. Neville. R. Addington, li. Franci* P. Orchard, Paul Ahhorpc. Lind Puller.). Ord. William Anwatc J. Fydell, r. Offulßon, Lord Amicrfoti, Sir J. Foley. "Thomas Poi, Sir Lawrence Anima, Lord Fraukland, W. Pa'antr, JoLe An outlay, F. Gartaud O. Patton. Peter ' Anfon.ittns. Garrard, C. D. P/ item ' John A fitonie, W. I.ee Geary, Sir William Palatal, Sir W. Atkins, John GM'S, D. Pedley, John Aubrey, Sir John Gliding. E. Page, Hemy Atli, !Ai. J. Goddard-6 Pelham, HO4l. C As Itabington,T. Gratcan,... Petty, Lord Henry 15...1er..1, Walter Grenfel, P. Pitt, W. M. ___ __ .. . Isalter J. ------. - - Grenville,R. Haat Plumer„ Withal* Baker, Prter Wm. Grey, C. Pole, Sir C. M. Panics, H. Griniflon, Hon. J. W. Ponfonby, W. R. Bamfylde, Sir C. Harvey, E. Porebefker, Lord Barclay, Gorge, Hamilton, Lord A. Portman, E. B. Barth y, Fir R. Harrifnn, joist) Pore's, With/1143. Ballard, J. P. Hawthorne, C. 3, Pike, Sir C. /ham It. C. Heathcote, r Price, Richard Beach, M. H. H.:attune', W. Prince?. J. Bennet, R. H. A. Hilliard, E. Pioche*, Jobe Benyon, R. Hobhoefe, E. Paul, J. BeruardT. Holland, Henry Pie-repaint, C. Bligh, l hoe. fionywood, Sir J. Raise, JonathaN Bond, N. Harrods, S. Ruffen, Lord Wm. Puoverir, E. Howard, H. Sallibery, Sir R. Progden, J Hughes, Wm. Lewis Sargalt, John Browne, F. John Hughes, James Scatt.ldepli Bullock, John Monte, W. H. Scudarrore, J. Br nbury, Sir J. C. Hart. R. Shah*, R. E. b. Byng, C. Hulrey. W. Shabsfpeate, A. Baker, W. Hutchlnfon.H. C. H. Shelley, Hairy Walvert, N. Hudltßon, J. Sheridan. R. B. Caven,l;ill,l4 0. H. diery, John Smith, Will Caeendith, W. erva, *r. dam erkille, Sir Ma Caulfield, H. ekyll, J. Spencer, Lord B. Chute, W. ohnitune, George S.anLy, Lord Cock& riil, C. javoife , C. J. Stewart, James Cocks, J. S. Kenfington, Lord Sullivan, John Coke, Thos. Kerr, R. G. Symotade., T. I'. Coke, Edward King, Sir J. D. St. John. Hon. St. A. Comb , ., H. KinnArd, C. Smith, Charles Cornwall, Sir 0, ladbrooke. R•Arert Stewart. Hon. M. Coortrozy, John Lambton, Ralph Talbot. Sir Charles Crawford, 14. Langton, W. C.: Tarlscon„ B Cri.tivry, T. Latouehe, D. Taylor, C. W. Corti% Sir W. Latonehe, J. Tierney, Rt. Hen. G. Cumming, 0. Lattuehe, B. Toworhend, Lard J. Curwen, J. C. I.awrence, French Turner, Edward Cockhurne, R. Lawley, Sir R. Tyrwhitt, T. D. Cowper, Hon. S. l.tmon, J. Tyriehitt, Thos. nawfon, R. Lemon, Sir W. Thoratcin,R. "knicoo, John Lloyd, J. M. Vantittart, George 'froverril, R. l.oveden, E. L. A'anittart, N. ',:tk ens, Y. Lubbock, J. Walpole, George >lion, H. A. Me Mahon, John Walpole, Nor. :lough., Marquis Mainers, John Walk Sir J. B. D.:gdak, S. D. Markham, J. Waldo, G. . Dondsa 140m.0 H.L. Marflum, Lord ' , Fatal', C. C. Lundaa, Hun. L. Martin, R. Wharton, J. Duntannon, Lord Middleton, Air W. Whitbread; Samuel baniti, F. Milford, Lord Whitman, Jobe Ebringtoo, Lord Mills, C. Wilberforce, W. Eliot, Wm. Milner, Sir W. Ellifun, R. Moore, G, P. Wilkins, Robert Eftcotert, T. Moore, Peter Wlllicres, Owen Eyre, A. ft Mordent', C. Wiedhacir, W. Elicren, Marpetti, Lord Weeds George Fellower, N. Morrie, Edward Wroadky. air 3. Fellowet, R. Mußyn, Sir T. Wynrse.Chnries Fitzgerald,R Hon.J. Mills, W. Wyndham, P. Fitzpatrick, R. Moczlfe, Sir T. Wright. A. Poky, I kn. A. Melia, W. , Young, Sir W. Fsliambe, F. F. Newport, Sir J. Folio, Sir M. Norman, R. TLLIARI. Temple, Lord . John Qacraft. PAINED OFF ON Till SAME SIDE. :Ar W. W Wynnc lion. Mr. W.irtle s.:rjeant Belk Sir G, Heathcom Sir Ralph Milbanke J. Fuller &sham. LONDON'. TUESDAY. JUNE , PRICE OF WO6O THIS DAY AT 0*! OVLDCKA Confab. far bry stithriteduced 381-08zahms j En% Ilk pu is. prob. Ttirsvcray, in park or our imprettort, We announced the arrival of difpatches from St. reterfburgh, rela tive to the intercottrfe of negociation between that Court and France. There difpatches are Paid to be of importance, but the particulars have not been ful fered to t►anfpire. By the fame difpatches intelligence was received that the Toulon Fleet was certainly deßined for tht Ball Indies, Borarstrapromillnghimfelf important advantages from a great diverfion in that quarter. The information obtained from the intercepted dif. patches, it is Paid, urged him to the adoption of this plan. Should this intelligence prove corral, it will be Tome time yet before we receive any certain ac counts of the operations of this force. Another account dates the French expedition to have for its objett,fird to feize the Brazils; fecondly, to occupy the Cape of Good Hope, ceded by France to the Dutch ; thirdly, to take by furprife the ;nand of St.Helena.which is well known not to be fortified, with a completenefs adequate to its importance.—• Mailers of the Brazils, the Cape of Good- Hope, and St. Helena, as well as of the Ifle of France, they would pairs the keys to all our Bad Indian poifeflions, and the half-way.houfes, if one may nfe the expreißon, of our India Commerce. The privateer Jolly Tar, arrived at Falmouth, fell in on the t4th ult. at half pall three o'clock, A. M. with a fleet of large (hips, in lat. 28, 16 N. long so, 56 W. (leering ahnoft S. S. W. with the wind blow. ing freilt at N. E. At daylight they counted 38 Gil, apparently of the line. Thefe drips, it is tholight, mull have been not men of war, but the outward bound Eall India fleet, which failed from Portfinouth on the 24th of April. They were feventeen in number, betides the Euta w 1114, which had them ender convoy. A Dutch paper (The Schiedam firererry) of the t rib inll. Jult as this paper was going to prefs we learnt, by accounts received from Madeira, through France, that the combined fleets had fallen in with an Englifh fleet of merchantment. confining of more than too fail, all of which have been either taken or deflroyed. We mull, however, remark, that this intelligence has been communicated to us in a private letter from Paris, dated the Bth infl. and that the French papers of the fame date do not (peak of fuch an event : the 5 per cents. were, moreover, no higher than 6i f. 4o c." Admiral Cocuaattt hadnrders tnfollow the French fleet elfewbere, if he did not find them In the Wed Indies, after he &mild have made due provifion for the fecurity of thee Wands. This morning Lord Bairn arrived in town, and attended at the Admiralty. Lail night night difpatches were tent nif from Ponfmnoth, to be fqrwarded to the WA Indies in a fail failing veffel. . Difpatches were this morning received at the Ad miralty from Admiral Lord Gattomea, dated at fee, off the Lizard Point. the 13th inflant, at which time his Lordthip was with fine weather fleeting to re fume his Hatton. The following letter from Dublin appears in a Morning Paper of this day. The DaGss Everting PO, a day later in date than the fubjoined letter, does not even hint at any thing of a fimilar nature : Demure, ju:se It—Our Government have certainly received Intellirnce, through various rcfpedtable channels, that fymptolau of infurgency have =Welted thenafelves In die Counties of tit. dare, Carlow, Wicklow, Wexford; and that the web of the prefent month is the day on which more defperate riseatires are cspedtcd to be declared. An advent:mak of a Mite Iforfi Intended to be difpofed of by public audlion in the alfearaisiter of gricitore," has appeared in all the Provincial Papers,sad braid to I be a notification to the dilloyal of the intended revolt. A letter from Port William, Calcutta, of the ad January, fays—" The army is in the highett fpirits ; Motaaa is now completely fubdued; but in the w'at with him, there has been a great fors of officers.— The King's regiments have fuffered immenfe lots. The few men of the 88th regiment, which remained, have been drafted into the 76th regiment, and Col. CALLENDkR, and the of f icers, non-commiffioned of ficers., drums and fifes, are to return to Europe, hav ing been ordered pottage' in the Marchidnefs of Ev eter, Admiral Rainier, and Fame, which were to fail with the homeward fleet, in the beginning of February. What men remained of the 10111 and 6t ft regiments were hi:4mile to be drafted, and the offi cers expeded to be ordered home by the first fleet.— Admiral RAINIER alto who has for many years been ComMander in Chie f in the India Peas, returns to Europe by the February fleet, hiving been relieveu in his command by Sir EDWARD PILLEW." In cur paper of Saturday lad, we gave the tub. Rance of the late difp.atches received from the E.ait Indies. The following letter horn * Lieutenant AR. CIII oats; Wishin g the Gentleman charged with there dispatches, contains a more minute detail of the par. titulars o f the gallant, though rintuccersrul attempt upon the fortrefs of Burtpore fits—diaving obtervid tome inaccuracies in the papers with regard totes fort of Deestand the Wank of the troops under Co. bad Maldand. the yyth regiment, 00 the fort of Burtpore, on the veal/got dee sod. January bat, I think it nec , ffary to men Lion, that the fort of Dees was tahen polretioo of in the latter cnd of Detentes, left,wbea Latta Lake moved with the army againit the fond' Dortpere, belonging to the Rajah of that place,l-iulkar and Ms troops retired to It; that on the everting of the soth Jemmy the bleachbelogreported ridicabk, Colonel Maitland, with the tank cestipsoles of the sad and yyth reginient:, and fore. rd lank companies of Native Corps, moved to the atrate:t. Qn arriving at the ditch, they found it full of water that it took the men brealt high--4hk difficulty was (unnamed; but on coos. deg so the breach they found It impradticaldm The party retired( in gond order to camp. Colonel Maitland, after receiving formal woonds, received a that which killed him. Major Archibald Campbell, of the Arno corps ; Captaim Holman and ,Brutton ; and four Lientenants,.Byne, Tidy, Matthevizen. and M'Lachlan, were wounded ; and forty•five nun-cimunifrioned, au 1 rank and Ale, killed and Wounded. tan Halbeld miffing. I am, Sir, Your molt olatdicnt humble (errant, • ARCHIBALD MTIEIL, Ligespant utlt &elope. frINDSOR, yuhra 17. kVe had ha night the fecond terrace Sunday of the feafon—the Promenade Party was more felet than numerous —from regulations jet iffued. neither Ladies nor Gentlemen, but iti fun dreg, will be ad mitted on the Terrace after four o'clock in the after num. Their Mayssms, and all the female, but none of de male branches of the Ross. FAMILY were prefent : they came on the Terrace at feven, and remained till nine o'clock. Two bands were potted at the oppofite extremities of the Terrace, and played all the evening —the Queen's, and the fine hard of the Stafford Militia. Their MAJIISTIES leave Windfor in about ten days. Afcott Heath Races begin to4norrow. Their MA jamas will honour the race with their attendance, add a great deal of company is expcdred from every part of the kingdom. Our inns are all cronded already. ' The races continue throughout the weeks The race balls are not to be here, but at Egham. WOBURN SNEEP-SNEERING. On Sunday the company began to alremble at Woburn Abbey, and at the town and neighbourhood of Woburn, to be prefent at his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD'S grand Agricultural Fete, which was to begin yefterday, and to left four days, as ufual.— His Grace on Sunday gave a grand dinner, to which the following were expeded, viz. Hb Royal Meiners the Duke of Clarence. tfts Grace die Dike of Manebefter. tuft—Darnley, Talbot and Egremont. Lords—Sbeffield, Stitberrille, William Ruffen, Villiers, Lud low, and Cawdor. Sin-m• Harry ireatherftnnt, John Sinehir, John B. Biddle, John ll'rottefley, Rowkip George Pinot, and Robert Lawiey. Colonels—Dalrymple and Beaumont. Mellis.—Colie, Edward Coke, Aaron, Lee Aetenie, Northey, Culling, Smith, Curwen, iMarllkall, Conyers, Montague Bur- goyne, Frauds, Morey, Mnrtent, Welters, Lambert, Robot liyage, Wing, Senensove, and the Rev. Bate Dudley. Friday, the Counters of LOUDON and Morita gave a grand Fete at Duddingllon Houfe, near Edin burgh, to above three hundred of the nobility and gentry in and about that city—Among whom were the Duke of Etteeleugh, Earl of Errol, Earl of Dalholifiei Earl of Roden, Lord Etch°, Count Piper, Sir John Stuart. Ban. Sir Wit ham Forbes, Sir Alexander Purvey, Sit James ME; Counters of Errol, Counters Dowager of DalhouGe, Countefs of Whoa fie, Lady Charlotte Campbell, Lady Elisabeth Rawdon, Lady Helen Hall, 1r iy Stuart, and Lady Pettat Adudril When, and areat num ber of the Naval and Military Oentlemen, molt tithe judges, &c. The Saloon was elegantly fitted up with felloons of flowers, embellilhed with an emblematical Naval Pillar. on which were the names of Hogs, Duncan, Sr. VINCENT, and NErsoir.—The dancing com menced at to o'clock, and was continued with great fpirit till near two on Saturday morning,when the company letdown to a molt elegant fupperam four difi. Parent rooms, where they were ferved with a profit lion of the belt wines, and a molt fitperbsieffert.— After (upper the dancing recommenced with re• doubled fpirit, and was continued till an• hour afrer fun.rifing. Every thing was concluded with great order and attention; and the numerous end fplendid company left die hofpitable rnanfion of their Noble Hogs with the molt agreeable fenlations. What added to their pleafure was the remarkable fine warm evening and a molt beautiful morning ; nor do we remember ever to have feet; fo many handfome wo men, and good dancing. The whole beauty and falbion of Scotland leaned to be centered at Dud dingfien Houfe. There were upwards of one hundred carriages preterit, but no confufion enfued among them, owing to the good order refereed by every perfon prefcnt. Brigadier-General Hors ii appointed I.ieut.•Go vernor of IPortfmnuth Carillon, in the room of Ge neral Gant, and arrived there on Saturday. In a few days the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards Blue, will be relieved from the town duty by the ta Regiment of Life Guards, from Wimbledon Camp. It is thought that the Blues will attend his Majarrr at Weymouth this feafon. The 9th Light Dragtxms take the Windfor. duty during the &tomer. It is (aids that as houfehold troops, thalues will hence. forth always take their tour of the London duty along with the Life Guards, who are to have their !bare of the rummer duty at Windfor and near toWn. Mr. Plaice Jonesow attended yellerday in Weft minfter Hall, for the purpofe of fil:ng a plea to the indiament againa him in the Court of King's Bench. It is, we underßand, a fpecial plea, 'and dates, that ptevious to the Union Ireland was a feparate king dom from Great Britain, governed by her own laws; that he is a fubjed cf Ireland ; that the fads with which he Rands charged were committed in that kingdom, where a competent jurifdidion fubfifts to try fnch offences; and that, therefore, the Court of King's Bench in England has no jurifdietion. Died at his houfe at Lyndhurd, on Thurfday the 13th ink MAlTibi Bras, Uri. of the Ward of Aa tigus, whole anauming manners, goodnefs of heart, kind and affeaionate behavour, and modefi humility, endeared him to all his nun •:roue friends and acquaint. ance. His death has left his difeonfolate widow and near relations, in the deepen affiftion. This tribute to his memory is paid by an old and particular Friend, who knew his worth, and who has to lament, with many others, the lofs of fo worthy a charader. The report which we mentioned a few days fince of an - attempt having been made at Milan to atlinate Domaraara, ss in fome degree confirmed by the lag French Papers, which hint.that Come fpies have been detethd in thzt city, Whoib objee was to change a day of joy into a day of mourning. A letter from Vienna dated May ts, lays, "Count de STADION. the Auftrian Antbaffilden- at Peter[ burgh, will foun return to this‘Capital to f"rm a part in the Mitailiry, and Count MLTTER /0 CH, fon of the Auftrian Minister at Berlin, will proceed to London to alfume the place of Count de ST•HIt is now here, and does not return to England." The Duchefi. of Portland, from the South Seas, is arrived off Datmuuth ; fhe failed from St. Helena on She ;nth of Apt il. Five Whalers had failed from that Wand, bound to England, on the ;ph of April. . TVNTit and LAST DAT of DR•WIN c.—The Tic ket No 8163, as fira drawn on Saturday lag, en titled to Two Thonntod Pounds, was fUld at Meffrs. Hawse. Butts and Co.'s Office, Royal kalcitange, where No. 27,760, a Prim of Five Tboufand Pounds. and i 5.134, a Prize of Five Hundred Pounds, both davnulli fame dar t were fold. in Shares. • IIAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. . . MAILS THU DAL—Wind & W. MM. DOI. AIL Doti baits - a a 1 Hamburgh o a Waterford a I I Gottenbargh 0 t Leeward Ifiaada o o 1 Lllbou o I FALMOUTH, Jena lg.—Arrived the PrufGan thip bankbarghet, Capt. BRISK'', from Wilmington in 4d days, with tobacco: alto at Helford, the priva teer, Jolly Tar, of Ouernfey, Captain J. Davy, from a cruize off the Canary Iflands.—Sailed the AUCK LAND packer, &CURLER, for Litban, with the mail of the t sth inQant ; and the brig Betray, Captain SLADI, for Swanfea. Wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17.Arrilled the City of Lon. don tranfport from Alderney, and thi Concord, CoaKE, from Cadiz.—Cable into harboue the Lord Duncan tranfport. Paired by for London the Ame rican !hip Alexander i from New York. Wind S. W. DEAL, RNA 7.—Sailed the LEOPARD man of war. Admiral Douctsal, for Dungenefs ; and the War. faw, Swedifh Eaft Indianian, for the 'resell. Came down from Sheerneh the Majarrtc man of war, and the DILIGENCE hoop of war. Arrived the Camel and abundance fore (hips, front . licirtfmoath ; ARP. LONE frigate ; CYGNET hoop ofwar ;,Day . abiarto l bomb, and fe veral gun brigs from off the French coat. Wind S. W. S Elitism, Joys fy.-Sailed this Mornitg.from the Nore the Rofina armed 'hip, with about thirty veffels under convoy fo r th e B a l t i c , w i t h a hoe wef. terly wind. The Lord Eldon armed (hip remains with a fignal flying fot a convoy for Tonningen about fix veffels are colleaed to fail with her. YARPROursi, Joni 17. Yetterday filled -on a cruize the Dit.tosaca and lVfosa LLB OWN' of wiir ; Slurs and Straarsamovaa gun brigs t and Agnes logger. Arrived the OTTER (loop of war; FEAR- Lass and HARDY gun brigs; and Actirs cotter.— Arrived froth Tonningen the Aurora, Capt. Moss, with goods. The Caotz ea Hoop of pat has drained and fent in here an American bark, laden with fail. cloth, &c. from Antwerp : . during this lett fortnight revere' valuable prizes has been fent in here by the North Sea fquadr.r.—One P. M. Five large fail have made their appearance in the Offing, fuppcfrd to be the Tent Beet. . . . PROM LLOYD'S LIST. f3itAttsswo. Joss ty...Paffed by the Four Dame', Gude. froni Zant ; Nord Stiningvrans, —, and the Patrioten, &mut ton,. from Malaga..-Sailed the Lond on, Linder, for Tonningen, and the Enterprise, HW, for Varel. ARRIVED. At Cowes, Alexander, WStfoor from. Ylrglota-At Vrtm Margaretta, Tyack, from Charantr.sAt Liverpool, May, • x emp ft one; sa d yreed r im, from Chasidim; Flora L'rent, from Lifbon ; Minerva, Stc.stk,trren Memel ; and In &one Ref°. lotion, front Danotie—At Leith, One BOriefiot, Klein, from Cattle-Litt Dublin; Croitfiedt,--rs; and Frtidon,. Earguin, front Alleant—At &VAL Dove, Mailing. ftms New York.-Mt Newry, Latta, Koff', Gum Tend-Etc...At Earbadoes„ Kent, Wi lma.; Lady jahatione, Fotailter ; Klngfton, Benton ; Lime, Ca denbead t • Alfred, Robinton • Rickert, Soper ; and Echo, Wilitsa. f ro m London — Off New P rovidence, Duckentlaid. Dunbar, from Loudon—At Madam, Fann Mi.ahr, from AfritarAckiew York, Maine. Roditer , from briltol—At Sc. Tkornaes, Laurel.' , Croft, front BMW; and Spccubtor, Tartliff, from Guernfdy—At Ocorge Hibberts, Thompfort ; Friends, Howell; Olfve t Branch, Wright; Brothers, Hs Barrio° ; Fortitude, Martin; Mos. .tego Bay, Drifcol ; Europa, Pearce; Alexander, Parlbk Montgomery; Flora, billade; and Flora, M•Grath, from Lers-,.., dna ; and Kiltione, Gis.dftone, frost Liverpool—ln Somalian Creek. Outdone Maria, —, from Leghorn ; Borrefdale, lfalk pr a m Cadiz; WibelMiea, Hom, from Amnia; and Canyeers. sa. from Alleant—At Antigua, Partridge. Teed, from mu t Bryan. Dona% from Detain; and Jane, from Olafgow—At Bengal, Mangles, Reid, from London. The p e d e vetace, high ; and the For, Womb, from Lamas.. foe the South Seas, were all well at Timor, on ibe 30th of Avid! The Rohn, Evans, from Brigid, for Newfound and, was dip. bared on the aid of May by a French privateer. The Ontario, Starbuek, bound ter Ncw York, gee ma Sou coming out of the Dock,at Liverpool,a.r.l It Is feared l.* being, The Trio, Fraw; and the °MOT • r strong, from Liver pool, for New Orleans, are crowed by a French privateer, and carried into Cuba. . The bl amo od, Munro, from London, for the So u th Sea, was all well at the Wand of Renguien, on the 14th of February lag. The Sally, Williams and the Mary, Regent, from London and Madeira, for the Smith Scas, were all well off Sc. Kitt% on the 28th of April left. The Lecoadia Spanifh privateer, of t+ guns and Ira men, was captured on the sth inft. by the He lena (loop of war, and is arrived at Cork. • A number of gun-veffels came out in open day from Havre Road, on Wednefday laft, and fought their way againft the CRIFONNI, FaLcoa, and CRAM. eta, into Fecamp. In the courfe of their fork they fo hugged the 'bore, that four men on hoard the Faxton, which was the moll adventurous in doting with them, were wounded from the land. Four of thi enemy's frail craft were driven on fhore, but the ftvength of the batteries. and the vigilance of the troops, rendered it impollible to delfroy them. The Q2een Charlotte packer, from New York and Halifax, which has been due (ince the 25th of April. is captured by a Spanifl; privateer of r 8 guns, after an engagement of two hours and an half, and it car ried into Palrage, in Spain. The MAGIC:ESNs frigate. with the fleet under con. voy, from rortfmouth, are arrived at Jamaica. The fleet bound to England failed from Kingfton, Jamaica, on the 22cl of April, under convoy of a frigate and !loop of war, confifting of about one hun dred fail, and were teen off Cuba on the grh of May. The Scarborough, Scorv. one of the fleet, was hut on the aoth April at Jamaica, coming from Old Har bour to join the homeward-bound convoy. As many of the crew as the jolly-boat would hold were Paved at Black River; but fears were entertained for liven men. the remainder of the crew. We are happy to find that the TARTAR frigate, though damaged by ber late action, was not loft, as was firft reported. The following is an extract of a letter from Mr. jamas RLYNOLDS, Officer on board his Majelly's flip TARTAR, to his father in London, dated St. George's, Bermuda, t3th March, 18os e.— In December tag we were fent off the Jamaica nation, to join Admiral Myren et!. on the Halifax Radon, and on oar way to l touch here, where we have h—n unfortunately drove on 11 10 - ; in a viol= gale of wind ; attn. 4 e gale reared, we hove her o End brought her into harbour, and are now heaving her down give her a temporary : c zeir, until w e gat to H el a sodwav win be tagreeebly milt Mil