Star. — London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

ilittflCAL INTELLIGENCE'. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd W. N. W. al' 'YID • tialttrirgh• Sl*. Is s Dublin, Sept. to, t 7, a • Waterford, Sept. es, ter, • Donnaghadee. S.-pt 6. I Leeward Maud, Aug. 19. o oL. tAßmbdni, SEPTEMBER so. Yellerday arrived the Diets A Packet, Capt. Os- IsCORNE, from Cuxhaven, with Hamburgh and Bremen Mails.—Sailed this day the Panics of ss, Captain DIANE, for Cuxhaven, with the Mails for Hamburgh of the 18th inft.—Paffed by the Hear brig with a convoy for the Baltic : fhe was joined here by feveral merchantmen under convoy of the DRAKE cutter.—Yeflerday arrived alto the HAZARD cutter, with letters from the fleet under Admiral Die ICSON, off Goree. De Friend Brooder, Captain DALE, from Am flerdam to Jut land, with goods, is fent in by the PYLADES (loop. The Assistaucs and Lsvolts men of war failed this afternoon to join the North Sea fleet. FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER tB. Arrived his Majefty's brig CHILDERS, Captain Claw roan, from the fquadron under the corn mend of Sir EDWARD Psibzw, off Rochfort. On the t ith ina, near Sable d'Olonnes, the fell in with a convoy of French veffels, in charge of a brig of war and a fchooner, which, on perceiving the Climates, took filcher under the batteries of that place. The CHILDERS, in attempting to cut them off from the land, was fired at from the batteries ; a fbot from one of which hitting one of her guns, fplit and wounded fame of the men ; and though the enemy kept up an inceffant fire from the bat-1 teries, fhe fucceeded in taking poffeffion of one brig laden with ordnance fibres, which the fent for Plymouth. It appears that the attempt to burn the French fquadron at Rochfort has been aban doned, they being fo well proteCted by the bat teries that it is thought to be hazardous. A new fbip, the Hero, of 74 guns, has been lately launch td at Rochfort, and has joined the French (qua dion. Sir EDWARD PELLEW'S fquadron has (offer ed fame damage in a gale of wind, which lafted from the gth to the 7th init. The CH ILDISS failed again this evening on a cruize.—Arrived the AL vs o armed brig, Lieutenant PERRIN s, from Wales, with a fleet of coaffers, under convoy ; the thip Sir Sidney Smith, Captain Par-nice, from Lon don, to load fifh for the Meditteranean ; and the brig Veftal, Captain . HutcHimsom, from Nevis, for London, with coffee, fugar, &c. parted from the fleet under convoy of the Diana, two days ago. Wind N. N. W. The DUKE OT CUMBERLAND packet, Captain Boutrosasom, is jull arrived from the Weft Indies with Mails from the Leeward Illands ; the failed from hence on the 27th of June with the fecond Well India Mail of that month, and arrived at Earbadoes on the 25th of July ; the failed from ilarbadoes on the 29th, and from Martinique the 3111, leaving there his Majelky's chips LEVIATI.AN, Admiral DUCKWORTH, PAIMABLN, and PLOVER; from Dominica on the sth of Augull ; from An tigua on the loth ; from Montferrat and Nevis the tith ; from St. Kitts the 15th; during her flay at St. Kitts, two of the outward bound fleet ar rived there: the packet left Tortola on the 18th of Angull for England, in company with his Ma jefty's (hip l'Aistaats, which parted from her on the 2111, and arrived here this day without meet ing any thing worth mentioning ; the pann gers are, Lieut. Colonel Wasow, Mr. Assort-, Mr. RAWLINS, Mr. RATIONED, Mr. CUN*INOHAM, Mr. Waal, and Mr. WIRICS.—The American packet, with the Mails of this month, is (till de tained here.—Wind N. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19. Came in from a cruife, the BLANCHE, of 32 guns, Captain HAMMOND ; SIRPERIT, of tB, Capt. ROG ; and the RENARD, of 20, Captain WORTH with eight victuallers from the Channel Fleet.— Sailed the Psywoorn lugger, of 18 guns, with a Stet under convoy for the Downs; the Catrana, of guns, Captain YORKE, to join the Channel Fleet ; the Surrisaars, of 14 guns, Captain NE- "*N, on a cruife ; and the Hasica a, of 14 guns, Lieut. SCOTT, with difpatches for Admiral CORN WALLIS. Came in the GLEKINOILS, of 36 guns, Captain TALBOT, from the Irifh baton ; and the 1a , x00.4, of 98 guns, Captain Muttaav, from Purtfmouth, to join the Channel Fleet.— Came. in the Swedifh brig Neptunus, Captain H. Firm, from Salo, bound to Hamburgh, laden with wine and brandy ; and the Swedifh brig Chriflina, Captain P. R. FUIRROH M. from Va. It•inia, for Hamburgh, laden with ditto; alto the Drench brig Sally, laden with shot and canvas, cut cot of Sable d'Olonnes, the tith inflant, by the CHILDERS brig, of 14 guns, oae of Sir EDWARD r,LIAW'S fquadron: and the Vigilantia,;of Flenf bcrg, Captain THOMSON, from Teneriffe, with wine, for the navy. The DOMNIG•L, of fio guns, late Hoc s, is fit lg out ex peclitiouDy, Sir RICHARD STILACeIaII is ' . l l4l rted to be b-a intended Captain. PoaTsmotrrit, SEPTEMBER se. Sailed the CAMPERDOWN cutter, with a convoy for the Downs. Gone out of harbour the MON DOVE brig: the is expected to fail in a few days for the Mediterranean. Pallid by the DIANA frigate, with the fleet from the Weft-Indies. Sailed the GRAND FALCONER cutter for Marcou. DOVER., SEPTEMBER 20. A French Flag of Truce with Difpatches ar rived very early yetterday morning, and another late laft night, and this morning Difpatches were forwarded by a Flag of Truce from Calais. The VIGILANT lugger is arrived here to be Rationed conflantly, for the purpofe of forwarding Flags of Truce. The Windward Wand Fleet is now paff ing this port, under a crowd of fail, with a ftrong wind at S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, Stir. 20.—Arrived a number of flips from the Weft-Indies, and remain with the (hips .as per laft.—Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 20.—PafTed by the Wilhel mina, --, from Stettin; Gladiator, TURNER, from Bolton ; Lady Nelfon, MELTER, from Ber muda; Phzton, —, from Philadelphia; Wil liam, BARRON, from Charlefton; Ranger, CHAM BERLAIN, and the Perfeverance, BRYDON, from Baltimore.—Sailed the Lonifa, —, for Hamburgh; Hoppett, JANSEN, for Gottenbiirg ; Sophia Fre derick, BRISLOCK, for Stettin ; Vrow Hendrick, ; Vrow Catharina, ; Zee Nymph, STREET; and Jonge Johannes, VINE, for Rotter dam; Vrow Elfclius, —; Twe Gebroders,—; Concordia, —; Carl Jofeph, —; and Wcr wagting, —; for Amfterdam. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Galatea, for the recapture of the Portu guefe fhip Nara Senora de Conceicaoe Navigan tes, in company with the Doris, will be paid the (hares arifing from the laid re-capture, on board the Galatea, on her arrival at Plymouth. To the Revolutionaire, for the capture of the Moucheron, French corvette, a difiribution will be made on board the raid fhip on her arrival at Ply. mouth. To the (hips below, for the detention of the Dutch men of war, Eaft India (hips, and other merchant velTels at the Port of Plymouth, the firft and final dillribution of the proceeds of the gra tuity granted by Government, will be paid at the Guildhall Coffee-houfe, King.ftreet, Cheapfide, on the 3oth inftant, &c.—Cambridge, Ruffell, Monarch, Arrogant, Orion, Excellent , Irrefiftible, Bombay Cagle, Magnanime, Sceptre, Romney, Raifonable, Ruby, Trufty, Mcdufa, Iris,' la Nymphe, Amphion, Druid, Porcupine, Dro medary, Eurydice, Callor, Camel, Cormorant, Fox, Reliance, Fly, Providence, Leda, Supply, Chatham, (convalefcent fhip) Caton, Myrmidon, Bienfaifant, Prudent, Chatham (armed veffel), Pi lote cutter, Sprightly ditto, Bravo (gun veffel), Viper cutter, Mentor (armed fhip), Penelope cut ter, Argus lugger, and Cockchafer ditto. La Conftance, Netley fehooner, and Speedwell brig, for the capture of the Spanifh brig El Purif fima Conception, will be paid their proportions of laid prize at Portfmouth, the 24th inll. The Lynx, for the capture of the Dutch prizes Charlottenhurgh and Lucchefine, a dillribution will be made on board the Paid chip on her arrival at Yarmouth. The floop Diligence, for the re-capture of the brigs Supply and Favourite, and floop Prince of Wales, (the Admiral Mitchell and Cygnet hired armed cutters in company) will be paid their (hares of prize-money arifing therefrom, on board, the aid Ink if then in the Downs. COURT MARTIAL. At a Court Martial affembled on board his Ma jelly's Ihip RENT, off Alexandria, on Tuefday the 17th day of June, iBot, prefent, Sir RICH•RD BICKERTON, Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White, and fenior Officer in the command of his Majeffy's (hips and veffels before Alexandria, Prefident. CAPTAINS. Hon. ALEX. COCURANI, Toissm Lout, GEOROZ MARTIN, Sir WM. SIDNLY JOHN I.LPMINVI OKI, WILLIAM Hort, Hon. HLIPIRY BLACKWOOD, JOHN S Roizat CAMPIELL, OHM L.AILYOUII. The Court, purfuant to an order from the Right Honourable Lord KEITH, K. B. Admiral of the Blue, and Commander in Chief of his Majefty's (nips and velfels in the Mediterranean, dated the 7th day of June, 1801, and addrelTed to Sir RICH MU) Bs c sitrow,Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White, &c. proceeded to enquire into the circumftances of the mutiny on board his Majefly's late ketch, the ALHANAISE, on the night of the 23d of November, iFtoo, when the was carried into the port of Ma laga, and to try Captain NtwcoMas and his offi-1 cers for their condo& on that occafion ; and the Court having heard the evidence of the officer called on (except that of Lieutenant WILLIAM PaossEt Kurt., late of the ALBAN AISE), and hav ing maturely and deliberately weighed and confi dered the whole, are of opinion, that the capture of his Majefty's late ketch, the ALBANAISF, was oc cafiuncd by a mutiny of the major part of the crew of the laid veffel (many of whom were Fo reigners), who rote upon the officers, on the even int; of the 23d of November haft, and having ob. tamed poffeffion of the veffel, carried her into a Spanifli port ; that the condo& of Captain New- COMBE, on firft difcovering the intention of the mutineers, was highly fpirited and officer-like, having refilled, until wounded and overpowered ; that Mr. LEIVYN, the gunner, was aftive in obeying his Captain's orders, until he was badly wounded ; that the other officers being furprized and pre vented from coming upon deck, were incapable of refinance ; the Court cloth, therefore, honourably aLquit Capt. Nisi/comae of all blame, on account of the lois of the laid (loop, loth highly approve of the behavi 111 l r of Mr. Lawrie the gunner, and ,cloth acquit the other officers, and they are hereby fo fentenced accordingly ; and the Court having reafon to believe that Mr. JOHN TYRROLL, Mailer' Mate of the ALEawaise, although ahfent in 1( prize at the time of the mutiny, was privy to the intention, and did not reveal it ; and that ALEX ANDER I'sPKIEVER and THOMAS PARSONS were feel. armed, doth recommend a future inquiry int( their conduet ; and Lieutenant WILLIAM PROSSVP KENT having, in the courfe of the trial refilled t. give his evidence upon oath, from millak.,:a rely gious motives, the Court is of opinion, that he i unfit to hold a commiffion in his Majefty's fervice. (Signed) Officiating Judge Advocate, t. D. 107E9. SPORTING INiELLIuENCE. At Tewkefbury Raccs on Tuefday, the Sol. for all ages was won by Mr. IZARDS'S b. c. Crifwell, by Chance, beating POWELL SH ELL, Efq.'s St. Vincent, Hon. G. BOWE S'S Duncannon, Mr. RI 1:01. E S'S Chance, Mr. CARR'S Firfl I. mitt, and the Hon. T. COVEN TRY'S jenny Spinner. This race was well conteiled, and afforded two excellent heats. Wednefday, the Sol. was run for by Mr. S.; E LL'S Si. Pineent, Mr. SADDLER'S ch. m. Mr. CARR'S ch. 1. Hon. T. COVE NT k Y'S jean, Spinner, and Mr. Jos cs's Colkflor, and won by Jenny Spinner. SHREWSBURY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ts. The Town Subfcription Purfe of 501. Mr. H. Howorth's b. h. Chippenham I I Sir Robert Lawley's g. g. Fithcrwick 1 a Mr.Wolfeley's b. c. Overton dr. W E DN ESDA Y.—The Member's Purfe 501. Mr. Lord's b. c. Blood Stick - - z z Mr. H. Howorth's b. h. Chippenham - • 2 dr. Sir Robert Lawley's g. g. Fiilicrwick - dr. THURSDAY. —The Gentlemen's Subfcription Sol, Mr. I.ord's b. c. Blood Stick - z z Mr. Files b. h. Citizen - - 2 2 Sir W. W. WYNNE, Bart. and J. WHITMORE, Efq. are appointed Stewards for the year enfuing. On Monday, the tsth of this month, the Com mittee of the Officers of the Volunteer Corps of the ' county of Kent, who were appointed to carry into etecution the Refolutions of a General Meeting of the Volunteers, held at Sittingborne, on the sth Septetnber, 1799, met at the Bell Inn, Maiditone, for the purpofe of proceeding from thence to the Mote, in order to deliver into the poffeffion of the Earl of ROMNEY the Pavillion, which has been creek(' in the Mote Park, in confequence of the faid Refolutions, and is now compleated, The Committee were received by the Earl of Romstir near the Pavillion, and the Earl CAM DEN, having been requelled on the pa.-t of the Vo lunteers of Kent, to prefent the Pavillion to the Earl of ROMNIY, addrefred him in nearly the fol lowing words : Mr Loan—The Committee of the Volunteer Corps of the County of Kent, entrufted to carry into execution the Itzfo!u dons altered into at Sittingborne, on the sth Sept I 799, have endeavoured to execute the commifTion with which they have been charged to the belt of their ability. They were diredted to order and to fuperinterd the erection of a Pavillion in your Lordfhip's Park, to commemorate the events of the MR of Augult, 1799, to renew, in the minds of the prefent generation, the circumstances which led to that event; and to convey to posterity the impreffion made on the , County of Kent, by the gracious comic/v*lton of his Mai es- TV, and the attentions and liberality of your Lordfhip. The Pavillion being completed—the Committee now waits upon your Lordfhip to perform this last ad of their commillion, by delivering It into your po6•flion. For the appearance and effedt of the building, the Committee willingly relied on the toile and (kill of the Architeet whom they employed; but they have been particularly defirous it Ihould be fo conftrudted as to become a permanent monument to your Lordibip's family, and to the County, of the events which produced It. A g;acious and beloved Sovereign, witnefOng the zeal, per feverance, and good difcipline of the Volunteers of Kent, and encouraging them by his approbation ; and a truly worthy and refpeCted Nobleman, Ms Majefty's Lieutenant for this County, having, by Judicious arrangement and diferimination, enabled them to deferve Ms Majefty's royal commendation; afterwards receiving and entertaining them with a cordial and liberal hof pitality, worthy your Lordthip's name and character; and un equalled in this or in former ages. . . . . The fat isfael ion which thefe events produced was fo univerfal, and the refped and affeetion which is borne towards your Lordihip by the County at large, as well as by the Volunteers, is fo general, as to have made the duty undertaken by the Com mittee peculiarly pleafant to themfelves, as they are proud to become the initruments of having produced lonic permanent record of events 1..) honourable and fo flattering, and of fcnti ments fo generally and cordially entertained. Thefe fentiments are molt ftrongly impreffed on the minds of thofc who have dirceled me to addrefs your Lorcifhip upon this occaGon ; and I feel particularly gratified in having been honoured by their feleetion, not only as a mark of their confi dence, but as it gives me an opportunity of conveying to you how cordially and heartily I participate in their ft nfitions, and enables me perfonally to offer to your Lordfhip thole expreffions of regard, citecm and triendlhip I have fo long and Co conitantly felt. To which Lord ROMNEY replied: My Lord--Fecling fo warm an interelt as I do, in whatever concerns the honour of this county, the unrivalled merits of the Volunteer Corps of the county of Kent, and the credit which they acquired on the ill of Auguß, 1799, were to me filbjeets of the molt ferioug fatisfaction; when they not only, IT their zeal and loyalty, but alto by their molt refpcdtable military ap pearance, and unremitting fteadinefs, dcf:rvedly obtained the molt honourable and flattering tritimony in favour of their con duel—the difcerning approbation of their molt gracious So vereign ; a Sovereign, whom, while their duty as fuhivels calls upon them to obey, their hearts and their judgments eqt.ally prompt them to love and refgeet. That the Volunteers of the county of Kent fhould have at tributed any merit to me, either in my official btuation or pri vate charaCter, on that day, which their exemplary conduct made fo eminently honourable to this county, is to me a mutt gratifying mark of their approbatign. To them and to the committee, who were enrolled by them with the execution of a work, intended to commemorate the events of that day, I feel myfelf highly indebted for the very• handfome manner in which my efforts are affociated with thole. of a body of men, fur whom I entertain the molt unfeigned re !peel : On any °cc-at - ion I fhould be proud to add my exertions to thole of the Volunteers, whole manly and confeientiuus at tachment tithe Conflitution of their Country, induced to, m to affemble in fupport of a worthy, !omit:rabic . , and truly patriotic caufe, which their indefatigable affiduity has to well qualified them to maintain. _ While I fed proud of the diftinguifhed mark of confidence conferred on m•., and of the fruit rrpofcd in me, of the Memo rial of the Events of the IR of Auguß t 799, I am happy i❑ re ceiving protections of fricndlhip and eftcem from thole perfous towards whom thole feelings arc deeply impreflesi on my own hart- _ . I confider it u a eircumftance peculiarly gratifying and ho nourable ro me, that the fai.d!on of public approbation fliould he expreffed by the voice of private friendfbip th .t the ftnti mem. of the Committee Ihould be daivered by your Lordship whore public conduct. I eft, m and veveratc, and the lom , know- worth of whofe private charutter makes me fet th. recateft value on that c,,i.flaut and Linn-nutting friendfhip; the warmeft t irucnts of which as 1 molt lincerdy feel, ft; with tt melt heart-felt pride and fatistbdiasi / bear aehmewkdred by yaur Lordadp. BORN MARKET& At Mark. Lane, this morning, tht 11712:Itt Mar ket was heavy, and ss. to 6s. lower than this cl,:y ' Reek—Malt and Oats brifk and dearer—other pings about the fame. Fine Englifh Wheat, 9os. to 955. Inferior quality, Bos. to 85s. Foreign red Wheat, 655. to 701. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 84s. to 9os. Barley 3os. to 6os. , Malt 58s. 6os. to Bos. Oats 2 is. 302. to 345. Tick Beans, 455. to 465. Small Beans, 48s. Non-Bolters, 365. to 405. Hog Peas, 465. • Flour, Bos. per tack. FROM THE LONDON CLZETTF, SATURDAY, SEPT. 19. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Re turns ending the zath of September, zBot. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peafe. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d s d. sto 10 56 7 51 7 30 2 52 8 52 o /Avenge prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on i Importation is rep lated, the week endin the z ath of Sept. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. litqans. I Peak. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a d. s. d. 71 .5 3 8 o 5 34 41 12 Ili 0 0 31 104 The average Price if Sugar, cornpu'ed from the Returns made in the week ending the !nth September,' Ilot , is 466.10•111 per hundred weight. MANSION-HOUSE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 1801. The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, and other Grain, have been imported and entered at the Manflon.Houfe, the preknt week, viz. from Monday the 14th, to Saturday the 19th of Septem ber, both inclufive Quartets Wheat. Oats. Barley. Malt Beans. Peale. Seeds Monday, 14, 8079 4619 160 -- 369 2 7 28 4 Tueftlay, 15, 7864 610 51 535 652 76 Wettnefday 16, 3366 6127 1118 168 110 471 20 Thorfday, 17, 811 2118 79 3 8 3 345 91 118 Friday, xB, 1405 4112 So 747 443 25 1114 Sattirday,l9, 3616 2170 28 -- 25141 19886 1488 1833 1 9 1 9 7 18 1 .543 And 1153 quarters of Rye. tames OF GRAIN, AT Tlll FOLLOWING WARItTS. BAsitecrroars—Wheat 88s od to ICOR od per Garter. Barley 335 od to 481 od I Beans 4os od to sys of Oats 24$ od to 395 od Peale 371 od to 49$ of N/WSUR Y.--Wheats j 70s. od. to,pas.od. per g2arter. Barley 36s od to aUs cd I Beans aos od to 38, od Oats aas od to 361 od Peak ass od to sos od HCHLZINWIIeit 718 od to 10C1 od per Quarter. Barley 425 od to sos od I Beans 47a ee to 58s od Oat. 275 od to 41i cd Peale ail ad to som od 12c40t sta.—Wheat 6os od. to 63a. od. per %meter.' Barley sus od to sos od I Beam od to sos cd Oats s3s od to 38s ad Peale 38$ ad to sos od * The prices of corn at Warminfler on Saturday were as follows : wheat, per quarter, Bos. to 965.; barley, 40s. to 575.; oats, 28s. to 365. ; beans, 58s. to Gas. At Doncafter, new wheat has fallen during the lail week 12s. per quarter ; the current prices now are from 28s. to 325. per coomb. At Gainiborough, wheat has fallen 'cc. per quarter ; and at Is7ewark ss. ; at Uppingliam and Lynn, it has advanced one or two fhillings per quarter. At Exeter, the avcraged price has fallen from ts. to 9s. 6d. per bufhel ; and the weight of the fu fling loaf has been, in confequence, increafed from 41b. 40z. adts. to 41b. 1307. iodrs. At Oxford the price of the peck loaf of houfehold bread has been reduced three half-pence. At Bath the pi ice of the quarters loaf was on Thurfday re duced a half-pet ny,. flour having fallen 35. +.l. namely to 83s. 4d. At Canterbury flour has advanced as. 6d. per Pack, viz. to 725. 6d. and the price of the quartern loaf has, in confequence been railed one penny ; it now fells at 121 d. Bread is likew ife dearer at Norwich, although the prices of both wheat and flour have fallen. At Chi:ller the averaged price of wheat has fal len from 9s. told. to 9s. 7d. per bald; but at Nantwich it has rifcn horn Bs. t id. to 9s. to!d. In fome of the Southern markets wheat is on the advance ; but in gegeral, the prices through out the country during the lad week experienced fome depredlon. In fome parts of Northumberland and Durham belt new wheat fells at 7os. per quarter. The price at Newcallle is from 7os. to 7S s. having experienced a depreffion of about 18s. per quarter fence the harvea. At Aberdeen the quartern loaf fells at is. ald.; Oatmeal 2s ; and Potatoes Bd. to tod. per peck. At Dundee, Oatmeal is is. sd. to is. ad.; Pota toes rod, At Kai), new wheat 565. to 7os. per boll of fix bufhels. At Haddington, the average is 3os. id. per boll, being a reduaion of is. tod. ; the quartern loaf fills at 9id. At Edinburgh the quartern loaf coils t td. ; and Oatmeal from 18s. to 235, per boll. On Wednefday Wheat fold in Dublin from 3us. to 475. the barrel ; the middle price bring much the fame as the week before—Oatmeal hem 15s. to 2os. the hundred—Oats from 9s. to 235. 6d. the barrel—and Barley from t 3s. 6d. to 17s. fx.l. ditto. No Beer, Rye, Peas, or Beans.—Potatoes were fold at Francis-ftreet, Thomas-ftreet, and Green-flreet, prom 3s. 6d. to 45. 4d. the hundred; the Reds being from the &ft mentioned rate to 3s. Bd.—the Blacks from the latter to 3s. rod.—the Apples from 45. to 45. 4d.—and the Whites, which arc now, begin ning to be learce, about the famc price. It is with extreme concern we li.tve to notice tome very extenfive emigrations hoot different parts of the Empire to America. _ . In addition ,o tevcrai velfeli which fAilcd dur ing the fummer from Weilmoreland And Lances. !hire, the Annawnn, FITCH, with 560 palfengc,rs Neptune, 1.1041 F, with 372 ditto; , Nancies, LuNT, with 388 ditto; Patty, Sstavcocs, with 172 ditto, iewcatile, in Anurca, on the scab of J —ondordcrr y. The Peggy, from Liverpogl, with affengers, Arrived at PhiladelpLia on ti ;Lily; and the Dilp.iteh, ;01Liv, of diti greater number, at New-York, on the az Vs; July 132 Weldl 290 ot w, with a ul Ju!y. MMENJI , ""