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a ler, proportion of the Tax was raifed in that country. If that was true, it was evident that either the pay ment of the Tax mull be eluded by the people of that Country, and that Minillers ought to adopt tome regulation for the better colleaion of the tax ; or, what was more likely of the two, it mnfi be, that poor people in Scotland eat lets falt meat (pork, for infiance) than the poor of England; and as there is faid to be no duty paid on the Salt ufed for curing CI, he had a right to complain that the Tax would prefs hard upon the lower order of people in England. The queftion was then put, and the Report brought up. The Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Mr. KINNAIRD give notice, that on Monday next he would bring forward a motion relative to the Drawbacks on the Northern Fitheries.—Adjontned. LIST OF THE. MINORITY, "110 VO7 LI) ON MR MIMI IDA le. MO nom ►OA A IlltPtAL O► Ml. PITT •• ADDITIONAL /Ole& RILL. A. 1.0, R. Fakes. Sir M. North, Dud/ey A ~O.over, Vifeount fralkeftnne. VIM. Northey, Wm. r..,.1.-vm, Miles P. Paw. Hon. C. J. Newport Str John A nf, n, 'Mts. Frantic P. Ord, William A Bin. Slr J. Geary, Sir Villbm Offaton, Lord Babington. T. Giks, D. Palk, Sir Lawrence Bage.nei. Walter Grenfell, Pekoe Pahner, John Baker. W. Grenville, R. Hon. T. Nish, H. Bamfylde. Sir C. Ore!. Hon. Charles Mina, Hoe. CA. Earelay, George Hand/ton. Lord A. Petty. Lewd Henry Barlow, P. W. Hestbeote, Sir G. /Ismer. William Douverle, Hon. E. Hippelley. Sir J. C. Pcnfonby, light Hon. Broaden.). Holland, Henry. Jon. W. D: Brooke, C. Huabor. Wm. Levis Perms, Wgnaim S. Danbury, Mr T. C. Hullos. James Proby, Vifeount *Ude Gene Hurd. R. Palteney, Sir W. Caletaft. J. Hatebinfun,H.C. H. Pkebes, Jean Calvert. J. iamb. T. Kane, Jonathan Cavendidt, Lord G. oballone. George Retell, Lord Ws. Caulfield, Hon. H. • er, R Gervas St. Jobs, Hon. St. A. Chapman. Charles ILimudrd. Hon. C. Scott, Jefeph Coke, Dan. P. Knight, R. Payne Scodarnore, I. Combe. H. C. Ladbrooke, Robert Muller, H. J. Cooke. Dryan Lanham, James Shelley, T. OsorteesT,ltAm Langton, W. G. Shedd* , ,R. D. Creevey, Ilsosms Latoueht. J. Jon. Smith, Win. Daley. D. Doses Latotsehe.R. Sommerville, Sir M. DANN Mr W. Lpwrenee. French Spe: eer, Lord R. Mts.. Marquis Lawky, Sir R. Stan le y , Lord C. Lemon. J. Tarleton, B. Diners, Hon. C. L. Lemon. Sir W. Temple. Earl Devalas,Hoa. O.H. Lloyd. /. M. Ti .RI. Ham G. Desist, Has L. Me Maws. j. Tiord. Lord I. Mee. Wag. Madiseks. W. A. Tyraditt. Thos. tae. Mariam, J. Vasitisn. Gone . Lord Mario, R. (Galway) Walpsie, Hoe. G. lam Jobs Mlelleton, W. %Irk. Haw. H. Maim R. Wilbooke. Sir R. Ward, Has. J. W. Plespraid, i n =let Meer. Sir W. M. Welters. C. Hew j. Moore, G. P. Whitbread. S- Vbspetrielt, West Moore. P. Williams. Owen How. R. Morpeth. Whom Windham, Rt_ H. W . Poky, Homli. Morris, Pdtnrd Wynn, CW W. inky. T. Mostly*, Sir T. Young, Sir W. LONDON. AtboL dams perks% with the mallow dew of boding the feelings of eefpottabie bedded% have holy made it a pradicc to fend to this, and we have no doubt to other Papua. different Pu.graphs, wassoncing Marriages, Dads, Entatainmests, de. whkit ham aderwards tuned out to be entirety fade. As the authors of %di fabrications em be cooddered in so other fight than u rib of fociety, the Editor is determined to expo% thole who attempt %War %madam is hew t nod they stay red - Idled thot their imam ea he glum spat the ellmiled perdes, is ester that they may he (dieted to proper rmilliment. FRIDAY, MARCH S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confab, far money, 3111—tor Aprfl, 311f1-oml 314. PRICE OF SCOCK3 YESTERDAY. India Bonds ts. as. dif. Imp. 3 pa Cent. SE Imp. Ann. sof 9-16 Iris s per Cent. U E;chesi. Bills, par ts. pram 01331g0121 31 4 press Englitts Tkkets ConL for ate. SE} Sank Stock E st; C. fled Ahn 3 per Cait Cant 4sr Cent but 3 per Cat. Navy Ilyni 3 Fer Cent. ay27, Mat • task L. Ann. that Mort Ann. Oast We are lorry to announce, that his Majeny's Ikip Manw and a bomb-veffel, with twenty-five fail out of thirty, which were under convoy of the former, sad bound from Malta to Gibraltar, were taken off Toulon by two French frigates. This intelligence was brought by the Lively, of jerfey, which arrived yefierclay Portfmoutb. It is not improbable that there fo ;gates belonged to the Toulon fquadron, which is Paid to have failed from that port Come time ago. This morning arrived one Gottenburgh mail, which brought Hamburgh papers to the 16th and r9th ult.' A Letter from Lyons, dated January 3oth, fags, that Portmahon and the illand of Majorca have been captured by the Britifli, and that the Toulon fqua• dron, on learning this intelligence, returned into pork This fquadron is faid to have been bound to Minorca with troops and limes. The other articles in theft papers will be found in the preceding columns. Agreeably to Lord blat.vita.s's judicious arrange ment. three Admirals ate to be Rationed in the Eaft Indies, chafe teas being fa extentive, that it will re quire their united fervices—Sir &main Pst.t.sw is to be fenior, or &rain command ; Sir TnoMasTane sßtnGs fecond. The appointment of the third is yet unknown. The Candidates named for Honiton, are three of the former Reprefentatives. viz. The Ri:lit Hon. Sir Orange Yonge, George Tempter, and Gee. Cbamberc—witb Sir Charles Kennaway, Bart. the Hon. Augur. tw Cavendilli Bradlbaw, Coo of I.ady Waterpark, John Monck aan Hale, and Richard Batentan Honied Robion. Yellerday the Ballot at the Ball India Houfe was refpedably attended, and the Q . Liellion. “ That Mr. WILL/Aar BITTY, fnrmerly a Surgeon on the Madras Eflahliihment, be reflored to the Company's (crake, as a Surgeon on that Eitabliffiment," was decided m the affirmative. _ _ . We are defired by Mr. NIIIVISAM, Paytnaßer of the 2d Wilts Militia, to contradia the infertion in our Paper of Saturday laR, purporting that be gave a fumptuous entertainment at Weymouth Barracks, at orbich moR of the faihionables of the place were pre test.—The paragraph in queßion being a total miP reprefentatiun of faits. Arrived at Bath : Earl and Counteli of Wintery*, Earl of Mown. Lord sod I ad, Harrovitt, LoriandLady Milford. Lady J Tonntoar. Lady A. Tournoar, Hon. C. H. Pkrrepont, Sir J. CIiRon,SOW. Aylett, Colonel Brooke, Colonel Madner, Lieutenant Colonel and Mn. Peachy, D r. (Auto, Dr. Coattable, Dr. sad Mn.Dibioo. ins 814,71377 4 3 PIUPAT Yefterday at two o'clock his MAJESTY held a pri vate Levee at the QLseen's Houle, which was attend• ed by _ _ The Lord Cbaneefice. The Duke of Montrofe. Marquis of Hertford. Earls--Dartniouth, Buekbighamatire, Winehelfea, Chatham, Ai!oxford, and Camden. Vifeounts—Sidmouth and Melville. Lords—Mulgrave, C. Stewart, C.aftiereagh, Wentworth, and Hawkebury. General Bulkeley. Sir P. Hales, the Hon. aud Rev. Annan. George Legge, and Mars. Weft, King, and Wes Hill. The Honourable and Rev. AUGUSTUS Gamma LIGGS was introduced to his MAJISTY, on his beiog appointed one of his Majefty's Chaplains, on which occafion he had the honour to kits his Majefty's hand. Lord HSNRY Slimmer, Mr. Klan, and Mr. W. HILL, were feverally introduced to his MAJESTY by Lord WENTWORTH, the Lord in waiting, upon their appointments to foreign Rations, and had the honour to kits his Majefty's hand. After the Levee, his Majors's' held a Privy Coun cil, which was attended by the above, who are Mein bers of the Honourable Board. . Yellerday, foots after two o'clock, her Maism held a Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, which was very fplendidly attended, and a greater number of the antient and noble families were prefent than for a number of Court days paR. There were prefent be tides his W I Csrv, the five Panic asses, the Princefs Of WALES, the Dukes of CUMBERLAND, KENT, and CANSSIDGE, the Lord Chief Jake of the Admiralty, the Secretary of State, the Advocate General, and alto— ret, Gordon, and Montrofc. rdon, Dodo, Leeds, Grafton, Montrore, and - Marguiifes—•Tbemond, Blandford, Watcrford, Headfort,Cir alio, and Hartford. Marchiooeffes—Bath, Abercorn, Thomond, Damp', Sligo, Hesdfort, Salifbury, Blandford, Stafford, Dowager Bath. Earls—Romney. Kingftori, Uzbtidge, Bridgewater, Mount Edgecumbe, Derby, Longford, Mansfield. Craven, Warwick, Lotto*. Dornky, Radnor, Digby, Forte fine, Waitronland, Bockhrghanabire. Chatham, Talbot, Pembroke. Aylesford, Mac clesfield, tomhefter, Cardigan,Sanduich, and Emogham, Consiteiles.a.Kingilan, Delaware, Camden, Tomabend, Pent broke. Chitlins, Bridgewater, Beverley, Derby, Eulton, Dor chdtar. Mansfield, Dowager Portfmouth, Eifel, Warwick, Rad nor, Langford, Baal. Harrington, Liverpool, Buckinghamshire, Ayinford; Macclesfield, Ay, le&ury, Fort efette, Temple, Dowager Mansfield, Dowager Pembroke, Rothe', and Effingham. Viketinta.--St. Afaph, Clietwyud, Villiers, Caßkresp, Lime rick, Cranley, and Stopford. Vifiroont&es—Sodley, Msrlham, Baykant, Caftlertagh, St. faph, Limerick, Sidnrouth, Cranky, Villiers, Bulkeley, and Stopf"rd. Lordaa—Braybrook, Heniker ' Molgrave, Banbury , St. Heiner, Arden, J. Thyme, MarOtam , Caftans, Minto, Brooke, Whit worth. Napier, Somerville, 0. Bamford, Folkeftone,Carriogton, Loraine, G. Thyme Elliot, Swing, Melville, W. De Broke, Glenbervie, Hawkeibury, Barrington, Creates, Arabi:et, Bin ning, Grantham, Auckland, Weftineath, F. Spencer, innikillen, Scarfdale, Curzon', Berwick, H. More, Sheffield, sod Bator. LAD tes—Calthorpe, Headley, Cardigan, Hcniker, C. Weft, C. and M. Handkon, Langford, Bulkeley, Dowager Kenyon, Kenyon, T. Pratt. Beraford, Hume, Duaftaiwille, Vernon, El liot, Ponteen, two Pearce', Wallingham, J. James, E. emine ncy, Mildmay, Perth, G. Cecil. H. Fitzgerald, S. Stewart, two Sullivan*, S. Ddpencer, M. Carr, C. Welk:gm, Carrington, A. Cumberland, C. Spencer, Sonthimtoo, Hawkelbury, Spring ton M. Drummond, C. Stewart, Barring, Sykes, Bolton . J.Har rini ten, Grantham. Mulgrave, Melville, Glenbervie, Glynn. Glides, Bruce, Bromley, Amherft. C. Lennox, Cham ber, Folkes. C.Orevilles. M. Beranek, Arden, Garlies, Belling ham, Binning, J. Dorking. R. and H. Sullivan, thrcel es lyen, ArchbUhop of Dublin, H. Courtney, Heikenh, Rotherit, Gibbs, Pul'cncy, Weddaburne, G. Bulkeky, A. M'Neil, Brown. Field ing, Wallop, Somerville, Fitzroy, M. Murray, Garlick, Falcon berg, Laura, Atherty, sod Bolton. Ballops--Rochefter, Bangor, Clougber, Killalu, and Kilmore. Dotilor*—Davies, Glafse and Rudd. Ambelfadors—Neapolitan, Portupek, Danifh, and Ruffian. Gatereli—Brirrard, Fitzroy, Phipps, Bente, Calvert, Hope, Lumley and Leflie. ColerAb-alackfou, Backe, Roberts, Rebeauz, De Grey, Cole, Stewart, Giynne and Imhoff. Majon—Afkew, Bligh, and 114'NeiL eaotaini-wlohnkone, Paget, ricidliig, Chadd and Welt_ Baron Nolken. Sirs—C. Hawkins, J. Cratgg, A. Hume, E. Come, J. Kelly, J. Mansfield, W. Scott, Rev. C. Lave, J. Nichol!, T. Trigg, T. Mid grave,. D. Dundas, A. Great, P. Hales, T. titheath, J. Pulteney, S. Smith, W. Barrows, J. H arrington, J. P. Hippifley. Hompoieffrs—Neville, J. Spencer, Rev. G. Legge. Men. G. Vanfittart, Drummond, W. lity, Orotfby, Calming, J. J. &Stine, Villiers, C. Lung, Penn, Birch, Pierepoint A. Stanhope, Duncan, Methuen, Elliott, Buller, Dorkins, Lica, W. Borrows and Smith. Miftreffes—C. Grant, M`Dowal, W. Hill, Greville, St. Ledger, Forbm, Hamilton, Herbert, Shirley, C. Grenville, Heatheote, Verney, Courtney, Apr, Hublin, Bouveries, De Grey, Long, g, Paget, J. Lelkine, Pole, Grant, Fremantle, Cornwallis, Ormiby, Spencer. Stewart, COI, Bettie, Villiers, Markham, M'Ketaie, Jobnfun, klethueo, Ord, Jackfon G. Forbes. MiffeaaaTwo Neville', Calthorpe, Headley, two Hublinit, Townfhend, two Elliot', three Somerville., two Bouverks, Irby, Vernon, Ormsby, Maiming, two Willingham., two James, Gigs, Courtney, Fitzroy, Mildsuay, Drummond, Smith, Deere, two Edens. Addington, M'Kenzie, Hume, Methuen, Brown, Mar lton, CarftWe, Carlton, two Ords, Abdy, Wynne, Villiers, Knight. two Erbys. The following prefentations to her MA] Ur took • place : Two MK, Ergots, by Lord flatboat lady Der/nerd, daughter of the Marchiottels of Waterford, by the Marebionef. of Headfort. Lady F.brington, by her mother, the Countek Fortdeue. Lady sod Mn. pibbs, the wife and daughter of the Solicitor General, by Mr...Mt/Emile. Mr. C. Grant, by his father, Sir A. Grant, Malta of the Rolls. Mrs. Johann, by Lady Pulteney. Lady r dieser and Sir James Pulteney, on marriage, by Lord Wedderbitni lord Inniarillen, ore his corning to bit title. Major lirtNitil, I.y Sir Jame. Pukcnry. I.ady Ann !WNW, by Lady Temple. The HOD. AugußtieGmtrge Legge, on his being appointed Chap lain to his Majelty. Sir Sidney Smith, on his being appointed Colonel of Marina. Mr. M'Dowal, by Sir James Pulteney. bir William Burrow., on his creation to that title. Sir Edward Littlebales. Barton his arrival from Ireland. Mrs. Jobnftone, on her marriage, by Lady Pukeocy. Captain Johnftnne of the Coldltream Regiment of Foot Guard", upon his pro motion and marriage, by Sir James Pulteney. The Bilisop of Kllmore, upon hi. arrival from Ireland. liiik Gertrude Methuen, by ha mocha. lady Brown, by the Lady In Waiting. MI6 Wedderburn, by her mother, Lady Weddethura. Lady M. Drummond, by Vikountek Cattle:ugh. Mai. Marlton, by the Lady in Waiting. Lord Seartdaie, by Lord Carmen. Captain Fielding and bla Lady, upon their marriage. Mk. Carbons, Mtg. Ord, and the two Mib Ord', by Lady Dorebefter. Mr. Willem Hill, by Lied Berwick, upon his appointment to& forein ttadon. Lady Georgian Billarr, by the Princes Amelia, upon Mr being appointed s Lady to Waking loos the *beat. Miro Abdy, by Lady Arden. Milo Courtney ? by the Lady to Waidag. The Drawing room doled about half pall four ; and at a quarter pall Eve her Majarrir and chic Prin. eats Oturoeik to the gauzes Haute to diseir. MIIRIt-LASK CORM 'ICH/Mt* ItAtaß 8. Our ire& arrivals of Vheat to day, are confidera ble, with Come from Scotland—Prime famples nearly maintain lilt Prices, but (Aber forts heavy falai and fomewhat lower—Good Dantzic about t t ss. per quarter—The Barley trade is more bri(k—White Peas plentiful and chekper—Beans of each fort keep up.—Rye is dearer. There the many arrivals of Oits, with a few Foreign, which caufes fides of this article at a reduaion of is. and as. per quarter.— Flour in full Cupply, with tome from Scotland ; tha:, with other articles, :It no particular variation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. its. 945. to6s per qr. Grey Peafe 40$. 1 0 44 5 . Fine Ditto. toSs. t tis. od. Beans. 44 5 . 501. od. Tick Ditto 428. 478. od Rye, sils. 635. od. Bartel.4S% 30s. od. Oats, 265. 298.358. Malt, 78s. 88s. od. Poland ditto, 321. 335. 6d. Wlittir Peale, 445. 49'. od. Cinquefoil, oos. cos. Rape Seed, 441 to 471. per la R. PRICE OF FLOUR. Eine Floiir 838. to '9os. Seconds Sac to 1338. per fact. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind L.S. E. APR. DUE. JAL DOR. • I Hamhurgh 0 10 r thstcoburgh z s o z Ntatcrford Ll(bon PLYMOUTM, MARCH 6.—Came in the HAZARD. 01 18 guns, Captain Nays, from a cruize; (he has on board a quantity of wheat and flour, taken out of one of the enemy's veffels at fec—Sailed the MARS, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet, which paffed down Channel yellerday afternoon; alto the SANTA MLR. OAR ETTA, of 38 guns, on a cruize.—Came from Ha moaze to Cawfand Bay. the Palace, of 98, and POUDROTANT, of 84 guns. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 6.—Sailed the HELENA 'loop of war, for Plymouth, and is to proceed from thence for Cork.—Wind W. S. W. MARCH 7.—. Dropped down to Sr. Helents, the HINDOSTAN man of war, with the outward•bonnd Eaa-India fhipii.—Arrived I'Aratcataa frigate, and DRAES !loop of war, from the EariiiiarL , A: fleet from the Downs are alfo in fight—Sailed the GREY- HOUND frigate on a cruhe; SARACIN brig, with a convoy for Cork, and the NMI cartel, with French prifoners, for Morlale.—Arrived the Margarett Do rothea, from Rochelle for Embden, de- tamed by the FAVOURITR floop• of war; alto the Lively, of Jerfey, from the Mediterranean : the brings the unpleafant news that the ARROW finop of war, with a bomb, and a fleet of 25 fail of mer chantmen (out of 3o), from Malta, bound to Gi braltlV and - England, under their convoy, were cap• tured near Toulon by two French frigates. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Arrived from a cruize his Majefty's (hip DRAM', and STIADY gun-veffel; alfo the Margaret Dorothy, from Rochelle, bound to Embden, and fent in by his Majeßy's (Sip FAvou• RITZ, and MARINER, THAMES, and ArascAH, from the Downs, bound to the Weft Indies.—Sailed the Nisi, Capt. GRAY, with French prifoners, for Mor -144. Every preparation has been made by the out-- ward-bound Eall India fleet for failing early to morrow morning. Wind variable, but inclining to the EA. Cowls, ?Luca 6.—Yefierday morning the Har mony of London, Lay matter, laden with rum for I I the Villualling Office from Briflol, got on fhore, near Rocken End, on the tooth part of the Me of Weight. From the perilous fituation of the !hip, for feveral hours, the was abandoned by the crew ; but lali night happily floated off, with only lots of rudder, &c. and has fence been towed into Cowes harbour. Remain in the Roads, wind bound, feveral tranfports for Ireland and Guernfey, and the following Ameri can (hips :—London packet, M'Doucat.r., for Phila delphia ;—Galen, HINKLEY, for Bolton ;—Oneida Chief, Fatter lA, for New York. YARMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Sailed to cruize off the Teel the Aterrarsr. Arrived the VIZ¢N gun brig from a entire. The (even rail of (hips for Davies Straits, which had been detained here by con tvary wind, failed this morning. The (hips of war in the Roads are the MONMOUTH, AUTILOPI, ADA. ARDANT, la COMATANCR frigate ; CORMORANT, Scour, and lairecroa !loops ; Vizes gun brig ; PPLINCIIII or Warm and &MOIR cutter. Wind va riable. DRAL, MARCH 6.—Sailed the TRUSTY man of war for Dungeners, and the NARCISSUS frigate, on a cruize. Sailed through the Downs, the Alexander, Voss, and the Jupiter, LAW, for New-York, with feveral other outward-bound veffelt. Arrived the Norfolk defence !hip from Ford - mouth ; alto, feveral Tranfports from Fort George, New Brunfwick, hay. ing two Battalions of the 78th Regiment on board, and remain in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips of war, Defence !hips, Trarfports, and outward bound velfels.—Wind W.N.W. MARCO 7.—Sailed the RAMILLIRS man of war, to join the Channel fleet; Jamaica and l'lmmortalite frigates ; Harpy, °relies, Speedy, Zephyr, and Galgo (loops of war; Archer, Bafilifk, Watchful, Tygrefs, Defender, Bloodhound, Monkey, Griper, Spirkler, Pincer, Biter, Gallant, and Furious, gun brigs, for their rerpative Rations off the French coati ; Caffor frigate, Lady Warren, and Pretty Lars armed (hips, with the William Rare (hip, and a large fleet of other oorward bound vac'a comfier% and colliers, ender convoy, for Portfivottth t alto ('Argos (loop of war, with a fleet under convoy for Cork. Remain in the Downs the reR of the (hips as per fall, with the Lord Melville. Chapman, and Ocean tranfports, with the lad battalion of the 78th Regiment on board, to be 4ilsissisaskad Avalon Cliff Barracks. Wind S. E. . 1"1/11ZANCE % MARCH 4.—Salled the Nancy, for Briftol • George and Ann, Lovsamit ; Tama ; and Tranflator, Bucatuot.s, for Swanfc Arrived his Majefty's brig COCKATRICR I Lientena It ICEIR? the Dolphin, JOHN : and the Providenc-, WARR ELL, revenue cutters, from a attire. Put bac : the Tranflator, BUCALHOLR. His Majefty's b Cocceratcs again lifted on a cruize. MARCH s.—Lail night the brig Richard, Joint SMITH matter, which put in here on the t ith Decem ber laft in diftrefs, from Trinidad, failed with a fa r wind for London, but will touch at Falmouth, to take her complement of hands. DOVER, MARCH 6.—This morning paired by here a Well India (hip, laff from Cork, bound to London. She was attacked by a French lugger privateer left night off Dnngenefs, which fire heat off, but with the lois of h r carpenter, who was killed by a musket ball. Arr ved hi, M jetty's Ihip ARAB. His Majefiy's gun brig. Loewy, HAUGHTY; and JACKALL, armived off here the afttraoon from t he Downs, and have failed again for the French Coaft. A French lugger privateer, with a dark forefail, took polfeffion of the William and Elizabeth hiking fmack, belonging to Dartmouth, within a few miles of Dungenefs, halt night. The privateer fired boar times into them, and after the capture took out the Mailer and one boy, and left an old man and another boy on board, until they could fend the boat again with Frenchmen to take poffeffion. In the interval, the boy who had been left on board, put up the helm, and made off with the veffel. The privateer fired fe veral ironies at the fmack, wounded the old man, and filled her deck and fides with mufket balls, and Ins fired her until they came within fight of Admiral Do tic LAS'S fquadrnn, when the privateer made off for the French coall, and the boy carried the fmack in among the firadrnn, and put the wounded man on board the Utile, being the firft veffel he could reach. GRATRIEND, MARCIE 6 .—Paffed by the Jofeph, Sanderfon, from the River la Plata; lrogene, Hoffengen, from Tenerife; Britheta Chriftiana, Chrifter, from Saloe ; Flora, M`Cato&m. from Waterford; and the Good Hope, Lucas, from Poppluburg, —Sailed the Ann, Boyd, for grime; Vrow Ike, Lolling, and' the Dankbarheyd, Verkin, for Tonniogen. ArtaivenAt Liverpool, the Warrington, from Bar ton; Button, Trott, from Maffachufetts; Ceres, --, frwri Ja maica ; and the United State., /tannin, from Mtfrachuretts. At Holyoke, Neptune, Mac Keeley, from Chirkfton. At Cork, Rowcliffc, O'Brii.n. from Honduras. At Lochin late, Cicero, Parker, from the Havannah. At Tenerife, Camilla, Walker, from Briftol ; Hudfon, King, from New York ; Wallington,—; anal the Sally, Lawrence, from Amiterdam. At Hull, the Aurora, Lindberg, front the coal/ of Spain. At St. Lucia, Triton, Mar ihall,from Africa. The Nile, Fiore', from Surinam and Ireland, ar rived in. the Downs on Wednefday, after a (mart en gagement with a French privateer the night before. off Beachy Head, in which the had one man killed. The Portuguele brig Corminhunda, of rao tons, laden with wine and fruit, was totally toff near Bar mouth, on the la inifant. About ninety pipes of wine are Caved. DUNB4R, FF.BRUART 27. The following curious fact occurred here Come time ago : About five week. after the lofs of the Row s ILT on the coaft of Holland near the Tezel, a large fat oz was drifted on (bore near this place, without legs or head. The lois of the latter was accounted for to me by an officer belonging to. the Roue av, who on his return Rated, that when all hopes of Cav ing the vellel had vanilbed, the throats of the cattle were cut through a principle of humanity, before they were thrown overboard. This oz was allowed by every pr.rfon here to be one of the cattle belong ing to the above }hip. Does this circumßance indi cate, that a current proceeds from the coaß of Hol land, to that of Scotland ? Another curious circumfkance happened here about the middle of February. The weather had been very mild and open in this neighbourhood, but on a fudden,after Come (bowers offleet and }nom, a Croft fet in fo revere, that in the courfe of a few hours the ground, which had been deluged with wet, became perfealy dry and hard. Twenty-four hours after a fudden thaw took place, and an immenfe number of lea fowl were drifted on &ore dead. They confißed chiefly of that hardy bird, the flag, Come dozens of which were picked up by the fifhermen, and eaten. Is it not probable that this mortality was occafioned by the feverity of the cold ? The deluded fair ones are afloniffied at the critics, who doubt whether it be poffible to feign love without truly feeling it. Mr. Fox was lag night in the Duke of f3IIIWORD'S box at Drury.lane, to fee Youeo ROSIDOS in Romeo. Mr. PITT, accompanied by a tingle friend, fat in the front of the Rage box. The company was ex ceedingly numerous and fathionable. Among them we noticed the Prince of GLouessree, the Duke and Duchefs of BEDFORD, the Ducbefs of DsvoasKtat, and Lord and Lady MOIP ITN. Cov ear GARDsN.—Wednefday night the facred Oratorio of The Redemption was performed to an ele gant audience, and received the applaufe that fuck mirk and loch performance mutt always command. Mils MONDAY, in Ohba! I . 7nbah Lyre, was raptur oufly encored, is were Mr. Mtit.tt and Mr. Dia Nati, in the Chorus, Nefent them Hailfiones. Mrs. BLatia's Stupendous Stronger was a fublime performance. Mrs. As Kz, in Pious Orgies, and The Hoge and his Rider, was delightful. It is impoffible to (peak in too high terms of the whole performance. Rev icw.—Wednefday the St. Clement's Danes V olunteers marched to Hyde Park for the purpofe of being reviewed by their patron, Prince WILLIAM Faunal CIE of Gloucefter, who arrived about twelve o'clock, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel JAN- Kirisols and feveral General Officers. The Corps then commenced its evolutions within an area kept by a troop of the Weßminaer Cavalry. After the nfual falutation, they went through the Light Infan try movements with great regularity, and were com plimented by the Prince on their foldier-like appear. ance and behaviour. The Princefs Sormta of Glon. cefter, with Mifs Das, fat in their carriage as fpeEta tors. When the Review was over the Corps were in(pefted by Lieut. Colonel Jim x es sow, and they per formed the manoeuvres pradifed by Riflemen for fe veral hours, then left the Park, and proceeded to the I Free Melon's Tavern , where they pa rtook of an ele gant dinner liberally furnithed by their Officers. Davis, the Rationer, Rood yeflerday for one hour in the pillory, facing Somerfet Houfe, for a fraud on the Salop Offs:_. r.