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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA Y.—Wind N. W. LIB. DUE. 0 Hamburgb 2 I Gottenburch Dublin Waterford AIM DOZ. o / O $ PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 13.—This morning them ain. ra ft of the So I/I/LEL frigate, Capt. J. SuoarLAwn, was taken out. It exhibited the ftriking marks of the angular and potent effeas of lightning. The S Q EIRREL was flrack twice while cruizing on the c oati of Africa ; once in a tornado at Senegal, and another time in a thunder florm at Cape Clear.— The latter was by far the molt awful and deftruElive• In both thefe tremendous hurricanes, the light :ling broke to pieces two maintop malts, two royal marts. and two topgallant malls. The fail flab ''.rack her main man, and fhivered it fo much that v cobld not fafely carry fail on it afterwards. It t noceeded into the lower part of the (hip, and went nut at the fide, having (love in its way a plank, and looted all the caulking from the fore to the main chains, by which the (hip made eight feet an hour. it darted from the mall to the main deck, it knocked down the Mailer's Mate. The (bock de prived him of fpeech for two days, and he was blind for three weeks. It alto (truck the Quarter.Ma(ter, wi.n loon recovered, and particularly flruck Captain &KIRTLAND, who appeared to thofe around as in a blaze of are. The Skyleazt. is getting in a jury main-malt to bring her into harbour to be repaired. —Sailed the CHREERUS frigate, Captain SHM, and the LOCUST gun vele!, Lieut. DODD, on a crnize.— The aomEDE, of so guns, Captain DowaMaw, this niorningmade a fignal for a convoy to the Eafl Indies. —Came into harbour the Am vtirrarra frigate, Hon Captain BOYLZ, to be paid off. SHEERNESS, AUGUST I3.—Sailed lall night after poll the ADELEHI armed (hip, with about ao fail of veils under convoy for the Baltic, with a flrong wind at S. W. The John armed (hip has a fignal flying for Tonningen, and is appointed to fail on Thurfday. Livmoot, AVG. T2.—The brig Retrieve, —, of this port, went a (bore on Shark's Point, going into the river Congo ; but with the affillance of the boats and the crew of the Margaret, Captain Bowes, was got off on the zt ft of April, when fhe unfortu- nately drifted, owing to the very &mg current of the liver, occationed by the heavy rains, and was not returned on the to May, as the is fuppefed to have pot to fea to avoid the torrent,—The Experiment, NICHOLSON, f r om hence, on a arnize, was at Barba does on the 24th July. A uo. to.—The Danills brig Ocean, Capt. FRAHN, is arrived at Leith from Cadiz. Monday forenoon a veffel, wherry rigged, feemingly about 3o tons burthen, was teen to go down near the Cum brats in a fudden Squall - and all on board perifbed. No further particulars Of this unfortunate accident have yet reached us. Com Ave. 7.—This morning his Majefly's (hilt Extu.tatEr, Captain BARRIS, failed from our harbour on a cruize. General MANts is expeOed in this coun try, to infpeet the ordnance on the South and Welt end( of the kingdom. We underaand Sir DAVID BAIRD will be joined, at a certain place ofrendezvous, by cavalry, artillery, and infantry from England, and the united force is generally believed to be intended as a reinforcement to Sir JAMB• CltA IG, the zoth dragoons, and the other corps embarking at Portfmouth, having received or ders for the Mediterranean. Two General Officers accompany the troops from England, and the whole of the expedition amounts to more than to,ooo men. Thefe, added to what are already with Sir JAMES ex/AG, will make a very confiderable force, and it is fappnfed fome continental operation on a large fcale is meditated, probably in concert with the great Nor thern Power who has been long and fo reafonably expefted to become a party with us in the war. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The EaR India fleet, under convoy of his Majefly's fhlp Bs LLlgysuz,Captain GEORGE Bra c,failed from Falmouth on Saturday morning Taft, confitting of the fullowing flips, viz.— Streatham, Ciprain Dale ; Europe, Gdfton ; and William Pitt, Belrnea(ira, Madlait. Ann, iVialTuniDlArTa, Eckford ; Glory, Beevor ; Northampton, Parker; Sarah Chri!tiana, Maekefun ; Union, Mutter; far Ma dr,i and Dengal. Sir William Pulteney,Chriftopher, Bombay and Bengal. Tigris, Graham, for ditto. Comet, Marring, for Madras. Maria and Vcrunna, Country Ships. Rambler and Mary, hound to the South Seas. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CIAVEJEND, AUGUST fp—Paired by, the Myrtle, Nightin• gale; and Guard Hopei , Arante, from Dantaint Hope, Yart ; Neptune, Haiwell ; Providence, prig; and Vrow Able, Olefen, from Norway; Thirniutus, Denals, from Cronftadt; liaduttry, Clerk; and Ann , Carolina, —, from Ernlsclen. Amman—At Liverpool, the Cornier, amderton. from NZ , V3; Cufanuah. Stephelifon, /rum Riga; Liberty, Miller; and the Sally, Cooktone from Peteriburgh—At Briftol, Better-Luck •S, ill, —, /torn Peteriturgh—At Leith, Fame. M Farlane, from Peterfburgh —ln tl.e Clyde, Mures, Gill, from New York; Rana, Oroffard ; and the Adventure, lotniftm. from Newfoundland—At Dublin, Pluto, Stephenfon, front Wika/fetts-.-At Leghorn, Trende Bro dere, Kilt, from Poole. The Venal's Avantura, from Arofterdam, bound to Mt i, detained, and (aid Into Cowes. hr Carl Willbelm, —, from Poole for Naples, is captured, a'.lcarri:d into Atefiras Tii•jofeph and Edward, Drake. from Memel for Plymouth, is /oft no Ameland. The Hope, Gray, from London, arrived at Arclangei on the 39th lark with about 35 fail. Extra& cf a letter from Captain Piaci, of the Thomas, dated Princes, ssth April, 1805, to his Owners in Liverpool A. molt unfortunate eir citrnitance happened to two officers and four tailors belonging to the TROMPIUSE finop of war. They were fent with letters for the (hips in Bonny, but mif took the River. The confequence was, they were feized by the natives and ttaipped cf every thing ; hut on my applica.ion, enforced with threats, they were ddiver....i up to me ; but in filch a Ilate, that it was impoffible to reflore them. We put them into - vr.im baths, and afterwards into clean beds ; but in 7.. in were all our enJeavours to prererve their lives ! Ti . iey . ii; i v e all f a ll en viairns to tf e malignant fev ers , t 1 Attica. Lieutenant Wool) WAS the only ftwut t ai a pour old mother." The Humber and Firth•of-Forth fleet!, no* con voy of the Thames and Duke of Kent, arrived Cafe at Elfineur on the 26th of July, all well. The (Zysasc, of 32 guns, which had undergone a thorough repair, is ordered into t ommillion at Dept ford. The Hon. Capt. DI/Naas is appointed to the command. Captain PEVA rim is appointed to the command of the POWERFUL, of 74 guns, as is Capt. WODSHOUSI, to that of the Ityrattv ID, of 64 guns, at Woolwich; which (hips are ordered to join the Channel Fleet. Captain KENIrr, agent for tranfports at Barbadnes, is promoted to be a Poft Captain ; and appointed to the EGYPTIENN prifon !hip. Mr. Hawmitis is appointed Purfer of the litosva- TIG•BLE; Mr. YOUNG, Purfer of the NEMESIS • Mr. CH/INN INS ) Purfer of th e &LEONA and Mr. "Livia, Purfer of the COMBATANT, vice Mr. HAWS, promot ed to the CHAMPION. The Hon. Captain Cow/ mks is appointed to com mand the Sea Fencibles at Margate. Private letters from Weymouth mention that the Eaft India Company have remunerated the feveral gentlemen with the following fume for their Cervices, aeivity, and attention, during the lofs of the Ibip Abergavenny, Captain Ingram, Sea Peneibles—so guineas. Mr. William Wefton, the Colledor.—sc guineas. Samuel Welton, Efq. Mayor—so guineas. Reverend -- Coates —so guineas. . Capt. Wilkinfon. of Lis Mikity's Ibip Greybound-10 guineas. And, to be diftrlbuted among his crew.. —so guineas. Lieutenant Talbot—so guineas. And, for diftribution among the feamen an board his cutter-3o guineas. And among feveral boats' crews that had been *dive in giving af- Lamm in taping goods, &c —too guineas. A beautiful new frigate, called the RESiSTANCE, was launched at Rocheller, on Saturday lag. She is one of the largeft frigates in his Majefty's navy, and pierced for so guns. The ceremony was attended by the Right Hon. Lord EA*DI.EY, Hon. Col. SI-07- VMM, JAMES HULKES, Efq. one of the Members for Rochefter, and a great many perfons of diftinetion. Letters were yellerday received from the Weft In. dies, dated St. Croit, loth July, brought to England by a Danifh frigate. Thee letters were landed in the Downs. They Rate that the Icturra toys and Rabtli.t.ils, the two men of war detached from Ad miral COLLINGWOOD'S fquadion, arrived at Barba does on the preceding Wednefday. His MAJESTY'S eyes are quite well, and he now wears fpeaacles, having thrown off the green veil. We are concerned to fay, the Duke of Gxoucts- TER experienced a relapfe on Monday evening, and yelierdsy he was confulered in a dangerous Rate. HAYMARKFT Tns ATIM—The three favourite Pieces of 7he Children in the Wood, t ove Laugh: at Loco. *the, and Torn Thumb, were for the t tth time per- formed to an overflowing audience on Monday even ing. Thefe three petite pieces prefent, perhaps, the molt whimfical contrails and variety that can be well exhibited on the Rage in one evening. The firft is a fort of pantomimic tragedy, which powerfully inte refts the feeling, by the affociation of early recollec• tions : the fecond is that downright otari farce, which has of late become fo popular, and in fpite of all the Berner laws of the Drama, muff always retain its admirers : and the third completes the trio, with a moll extravagant burlefque of Tragedy tragedized. The Houle contained more fafhionable company than we generally witnefs at this feafon of the year. Lady Hkamcors, Lady MFLIOURN, and a large party, occupied one of the Rage boxes ; and Lady ANN MAHON, with her lovely grand daughters, and the beautiful Mrs. LYNDSIT, the other. We AO ob. ferved Mr. and Lady MARY SINGLETON, Lord and Lady BROKE, Lady JANB ASTON, the Hon. Mrs. Dorron, Mrs. Assoa, and Mrs. Admiral Cout, in the houfe. An accident happened on Monday night at the Haymarket Theatre, during the performance of The Children in the Weed : Etstsvom, who played Walter, in his contelt with Castrant., cut the latter fcverely in the fact. The lots fullained by the demolition of the Royal Circus may be eilimated at lead at pool. They were not infured for more than 30001. On Saturday afternoon the ninth and laft arch of Elvet-bridge, in Durham, was doled. The whimficality of Dean SWIFT, in detaching a fervant four miles to bring back his houfekeeper from a junketting party, to Phut a door (he had left open, is confiderably exceeded in its way by an authentic anecdote of the venerable Lord T---, on his arri val at Brighton this feafon. It had rained exceflively hard during the greater part of his journey from London. On arriving at Bellevue, and alighting from his carriage, he called to his footman for his walking flick, which had been given into his care on felting out from the metropolis; bat the fon of his trembling acknowledged he had left it behind in town. —Thole who are acquainted with the learned Peer, can belt fancy the kind look this piece of intelligence produced. In a cadence loft as diftant thunder, he Paid, "Oh ! you have forgot my flick, have you ? then gn back direilly and fetch it, and be d—d." His commands were implicitly obeyed ; and the fel. low, without waiting for refrefhments, let out poft for London, in a drenching flaower, for the favourite fupporter of his matter. The following circumftance is Rated in a Paper of yeflerday to be the fubjed of much con verfation at Deal A large American (hip, de tained by the Bon arra sloop of war, on fufpicion of having French property on board, was brought into the Downs, and reported to Admiral HOLLOWAY, who immediately ordered a detachment of men from his flag-lhip to take charge of her till fhe was incped ed, with orders that none of her hatches fhould be uncovered. They had not been long on board, when they obfrrved the Mate go below with a lighted can dle. He was inflantly followed by three feamen of the UTRECHT, who dete&ed him in the aft of letting fire to some gun-powder, which was prevented only by the feamen knocking the candle out of his hand. On fearching further, they found the veffel was laden with 1600 barrels of gunpowder. Had the Mate foe. ceeded in his purpole,lthe mifchief both to the men of war and merchantmen in the Downs, would have been incalculable. The fellow has been fent in irons on bawd the flag-111;p, and an enquiry will be immedi ately ioltitutcd into the caulk; of this diabolical at• tanapt." THE TEAL On beds of foow the moon-beam Cepee And chilly was the midnight gloom. When by the damp grave Ellen wept t Sweet maid! it was her Lindoes tomb. A warm tear gulled, the winery air Congeal it as it tlow'd away t All night it lay an ice drop there, At morn it glitteed in the ray! An Angel, wand'ring from his fphere, Who faw this bright. this frozen gem, To dew•ey'd Pity brought the tear, And hung it on her diadem ! BRIGHTON, AUGusr 1 i. The military dem here yefterday, was id eonfe quence of a plan fome months fince concerted by his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief,for thearmy Rationed all along the coati, in contemplation of the poffible approach of an enemy to our (bores ; and it was performed with a degree of promptitude and re gularity highly redounding to the credit of the troops on this Ration. The firit Signal gun was for the in fantry to accoutre, and prepare to march inflantly ; the Cavalry to (addle and be ready to mount ; and the Flying Artillery to yoke their guns and tumbrils; and all to wait the fecond gun, and then to proceed di. redly to the general rallying point on Marlborough Steine. Every poll, of the leaß importance, was inßantly fecured, and the town wore the fame ap pearance as if it were anually in a Rate of liege.— Lord BIRK IL/ Y took the chief command, and, with his aides-de-camp, gallopped round, and furveyed the Rite of every poll. The Prince of WALES, accom panied by Lord CRAVEN and Colonel SAVAILT, did the fame ; every thing was prepared for anion in a clear ter of an hour ; and filch our countrymen may rely would be the cafe, Should ever the enemy &tempt to land on our Shores. Auousi- 2.—At ten o'clock this morning, the Cvoti (loop of war took het nation in a diration to be Peen from the Pavilion, and boated the Royal Standard, and all her fignal flags, jacks, pendant, the French jack at the bottom, drooping into the water. At one o'clock the fired a Royal Salute. Earl Cra ven's boat was alto decorated with various co lours. The humbleft tithing boat hoined foam mark ofrefpe& for our beloved Prince, of whole natal day this is the anniverfary. The Prince of Wales's band, in hulTar drefs, looked extremely Well, and played on the lawn at the Pavilion, and every perfon was preparing for the grand review on Market Hill, four miles from Brighton ; every carriage was in requi fition. The forming of the line was beautiful, it ex tended above a mile. The Cavalry were placed to the right of the line, confining of the 6th Ennifkil len, 4th gLieen's own, and Mr. Shiffnees troop of horfe. Ot the Infantry, the South Gloucefter took the right, next to them the South Hants : the Dor fetfhire and Monmonrhfhire were to the left. Six pices of flying artillery were placed upon a hill to the right of the Cavalry; and to the left of the Infantry, on an eminence oppofite the artillery, were placed the mortars. There were 4,000 men under arms. The beauty of the ground, the company, the fine nefs of the day, the univerfal fervour that prevailed, every thing confpired to make it a molt interefting fpetiacle. Among the earlielt of the company on the ground were Mr. Winflanley and family in their carriage. Lady Alvanlcy, in her landau, accompanied by feveral ladies, and Car taro M'Leod of the Cygnet (loop of war in full uniform ; General and Mrs. John non, and Mrs. and Mifs Pigot, in the General's car riage; his charger being - led by a fervant. Mr. SMffner's family in his landau. At twelve o'clock, Earl Craven, as Ceneral of the Dillrkt, Earl Berkeley, and feveral other officers, ar rived upon the ground. The * Cnuntefs of Barry more was on Vifcount Peterlham's carriage, drawn by her own bodes ; her Ladyllsip's having been bro. ken to pieces a few days finer, by an upfet at Rotten dean. At half pail twelve, the Prince's barouche ar• rived with the Counters of Berkeley, Lady William Ruffel, and Mifs Seymour, drawn by fix beautiful bays, three fervants attending. In Mrs. Fitzher bert's barouche were the Earl of Berkeley's children, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence's three lovely boys. To enumerate all the Nobility that were on the ground, would exceed the limits of our paper. At one o'clock, his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales arrived, mounted on his beautiful Arabian grey, and dreffed in fcarlet full uniform, accompa nied by the Duke of Kent, in uniform, the Duke of Clarence, the Duke of Orleans, Count Beaujolois, Earl of Barrymore, Lord William Ruffel, Vifcount Peterlham, Majo: Bloomfield, and twenty other No blemen and Gentlemen. As loon as his Royal High. nets arrived, he alighted, and mounted his charger, a dark chefnut. Immediately on his arrival, a fignal gun was fired, when his Royal Highnefs and his company proceeded down both front and rear of the line, and then took his nation in front of the centre, when the field pieces to the right of do: line fired a Royal Salute, which was anfwered from right to left; a general difcharge from the infantry fucceeded—the bands playing " God Save the King." The cavalry, waving their fwnrds, gave the Prince three cheers, the infantry joining. The cavalry then palled his Royal Highnefs in companies, and afterwards in open order ; the infants y did the fame, and then formed into line. The conclufion was a grand falute from the field pieces on the right. It was allowed to be the grandefl fpeitacle which the Suffex coati has boated for Come time. At twelve o'clock the well batteries fired a Royal Salute,•and a King's cutter paging at the time, hoifted the Royal Standard, and returned the falute. As Mrs. Pigot was alighting from the dickey of General Johniton's carriage, her foot flipped, and (he fell under the horfes. I have the plealure to add that (be received no ;njury but what was occafioned by the fright. The Duke of Sufrex, who has been indifpofed, was fo much recovered as to walk on the Steyne for tome time. but was not fufficiently conva lefcent to join his Royal Brothers at the review. Arrivals at Cheltenham : Areltilithop of Canterbury, Bilbop of Cbefter and family, Vif counters Cranky, Hon. Lady and Mils Staples, Sir Ralpb Wood ford, Mojor Browne, Capra Graham, Rev. Dr. aid Mrs. Ami hktt, Rev. T. Evans, Rev. Mr. Baker, Mrs. and Mifs Ay. ton, Mr and Mrs. Ad A. Earburn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mr. and Mils Smith, Mr. A , rs. and Mils King, Mr. a n d Mrs. M organ , Mr. and Mrs Smith, Mr. Mn. and Mifs Myrtirner, Mr. and AUG NIL and Mrs„Cvlebrook. THE► MARKPTS. CORN I IC111•1102, 41117CWIT 14. Wheat is here in large fupply, having this week upwards of 30,000 quarters come in chiefly from RIAU and Danizic ; and large further arrive!' being fliortly expeeted, has the influence of few fates at prefent, and thole at further reduainn—There is a dullnefs in the fele of Barley, and at lets ice— Malt, with Peas and Beans, of each fort, are alto lower in price. —There is a tolerable good fupply of Oats, and this article may likewife be quoted rather cheaper—ln Flour but little variation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Whoa. 48.. 641. 886. per qr. Grey Peale 4 01 - to 4 61 6 Fine Ditto. 9sl. 965. ad. Beans, 464 35.. Rye. 465. Sts. od. rick Ditto 445. Sc Od Barley, 4os. 455. Od. Oats, ass As. 3516 Malt, 775. Ess. od. Poland ditto 34. 36.04, Wbite Peace, 484.531. od. Rape Seed. 371. 40. per let . . PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flout Bc.s. to Fs& Seconds 751. to Sc.. per leek. EDINBURGH, AUGUST to. On Wednefday a field of oats was began to &kept down near Warrillon, in the neighbourhood of Edin burgh. Thurfday, a field of ripe barley was cut down at Porto Bello, near Edinburgh. Within there two days, feversl fields of excellent barley have been cut down upon Almond Effete. • At Maybole Lammas market, which was held on Tuefday morning, woollens advanced In price, on account of the fcareity, and great demand for them. At St. James's fair, on Monday laft, there was a very good thew of black cattle ; fuch as were in con dition for the butcher fold ready at good prices, but for keep there w as n ot muc h demand-. Good horfet, either for the draught or (addle, fold well. DUBLIN, A&GUST 6. Ttrefday, Mr. John Kelly, of Davidflown, county of Wicklow, who has been confined fince 1803, um der a S , cretary's warrant, was liberated from Ka. mainharn gaol. On Saturday John Donelly, John Gallagher and John Moran, were executed at the front of the New Gaol, Green-fireet, purfuant to their fentence, for of. fences refpeting bank note forgeries. SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE. TAUNTON RACES, AUGUST 6. A Maiden Plate of 501. was run for as follows Sir Henry Lippincott's ch. k. Delegate, s yrs old,T. Goodi fon - • - Mr. Fmgley's gr. h. Starting, S yrs old, Robert Adams Mr. Trafford 's cb. g. Hoocit Tommy, 6 yrs old, rider un known • 2 3 Mr. Popbam's b. g. Young Snap, S yrs old, dims - 3 4 Mares and geldings allowed alb. bed of three four mile heats. SAKI Day.--A Sweepitakes of to guineas each,— Five Subferibers.—Mare., and geldiggs allowed 31b. heft of three four-mile heats. Mr Cruc:-.thank's b ns. Duekli .g. 3 yrs Old, T. Goodifou a a Str : b. ex Mirroi, by precipitate; 4 yrs old, J r,-etwood, came in firft, but diftanced by running the wrong fide of the pelt. diftanced Mr. Band's b. m. Mif. Bullock, 4 yrs otd, rider unknown *awe. WEDNISDAY —The all aged PLite , •1 got , Sir Henry LiPpincoet's b. e. Mirror, 4 yrs old, rider un known I Mr. Skinner's b. M. Duckling, y yrs old, ditto 3 s Mr. Frogley's gr. b. Starling,3 yr 4 old Robert Maw • . 2 3 Mr. Dilly's b f. Little Peggy, 4 yrs old, Mr. Dilly . , =lc in fi rft, but d il lanced, by ruining wrong fide of . tric • diftmeeft. 7 1 4 The Hunters' Stakes did not 611. A match for 5o guineas. heti of three 4-mile heats, concluded the Races as under, remarkably good running: Delegate. T. Goodifou • 2 t Honed Tommy, Mr Dilly - a a a OXFORD RACES. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, The Hunter's Sweepltakes of togs. each, rode by Gentlemen ; eleven Subferibers, on four mile heat, was walked over for by Lord F. Spencer's eh g. Sylvanns. by Volunteer. Thurfday, the Duke of Marlborhugh's Plate of 501 two mile heats, was won by Mr. Abbey's ch. m. Margery - 0211 Mr. Kellerman's cb.m. Mary • lases This day's (port was fingular, and made the eons. pany amends for their difappointment the preceding days. The Sal heat was run fo near, the Judge could not decide who won. The fecond heat was won by Mary about half a head. The third and fourth heats were won by Margery about the fame dillance' s and we have not bad to firong a touted fince the days of the renowned Plcughboy and Tiney. The betting between the mares was nearly even till after the fe cond heat, when it was two to one on Mary t after the third heat Margery the favourite. • The Stewards appointed for the enfuing year are the Right Hon. Lord Charl es Sp encer , an d t h e Ri ght Hon. Lord Villiers. • • On Tuefday afternoon, in a violent thunder form, the carriage of W. Welonvort, Efq whilft (tending in Cufworth, near Doncafier, was (truck witlr sling. Happily, the irons of the coachman's flat, ad. • ing as conductors, the'flnid was difcharitd .the earth without material injury. The conctunan 're ceived a fevere (hock ; and'a - Mr. BRANSOW.WhO.4IIB at that inflant in donverfation with Mr. dittiVic Waru H TION, and had hold of (ome pain:yrtgi'Or 7 . riage, was alto ve r y f e nfibl y aff e ct e d . time the gardener, two labourers, andiientrEOPtio were all thrown down - 4 the (bock. , • - On Friday te'nnight Hixiy, fon.of Tnostas ITT, Clerk to i the colledor of Exkife. at- Whirhy, promifing youth, aged 13, was drowned while : ba.• thing off Whitby Sands, in fight ()fres:era{ perfolis, who were unable to afford him the hail affnlaqce. A few days ago Dr. Bine ace hir, Gsts, fur. goon, and a lady, all of Beverley, returning to that place from York, in a pofi.chnif, were, overturned in coming down Deepllisle,illy which apcicient the [lull of the furmer gentleman !was fradured and he was otherwite much bruited, •but is likely to recover. The other two palfengers receivedlittle-injury. Two gentlemen were drowned on Sunday fen. night, and were buried on •Tisuridayr in one grave, at Bunhill burying-ground.