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nth 1.O1V1)OM 14 e , 1 Pa. ■ the Iselb I ItJA 11 the Dec t sad silt 4 1 1 1 14- xPer Bag. OP I die Pk. Life. lind„ Pa ill, ITA ; at s at eni rho Ken )ut- LA rith ran. ght the Pu her wre frt. DW• IR. sd, ead s of se, ch, ted as, tith NIT. iga VA iii. 'a ek, the lag WI. i . t T 9 W. Se re. i at boo Po- , His sod nib Foudroyant, Lonl Itzrro. Madras, Sir R. BIeXERTO4. Aeon Fury ' RA-suing Atrieaine Greyhound, Strambolo Braatel Hector Tigre Bell-Dog Pleroine Thetis Blonde Monmouth Tartartts Camelot Mermaid Transfer Dover Mercury Thilbe Detensiinoe Moodovi Veßai and Europa Northumbodand Waffenaar Fiorentino Pallas ilt.Dorethea, under orders for England, Experiment, ditto for Gibraltar. Pandora, Wed for Gibraltar with troop!. Romulus, for Alexandria, with ditto. hlutine, for Sicily. Egyptiame, for En;land. The Right Han. the Lord Chancellor. The Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Bilhops of Rochefter, Berwick, and Esete r. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 C. Con( money, 68169 —Ditty. ace. 69—Aprn sec. 69f. Lednetd 690-4 per Cent Sp—New 5 per Cent. tot— Old s per C. 10of—Leitg Ann dol. Twit 07 STOCKS YESTERDAY. Tblit Stcck 192 5 per Cent. 1797 10211 3 pet Cent. Red.7o 69f Long AWL 201 3 pct. ConE 69 4 6ll 69 Imp. 3 per Cento.69f 4 Prr Cent 1171 87 South Sea Stock ataf 3 E:t Cent. Ann. toot f Engliat Tickets 161. Drente, Fita. 13.-5 per Cent. GOT. Deb. 971. Courfe of Exchance—Dublm on London 1 if. LaR night Paris Journals to the teth ;flaunt in chative were received. Extraiis from them will bz found in the preeeding column.. A Letter received in town from a Gentleman on board his Majarry's fhip RACOON, dated at Naples-Mole, Jan. 113 cs, Rates—that the RACOON failed from Malta on Chriftmas-day, where fhe left Lord &SITU and Sir RD. BICRINTON, with the Sips as below, all well. The Captain of the fleet, Et pH InTOlll, died a a fhort time before fhe failed Two days before Chriftmas-day General HUTCH. SRSON (who had been at Malta tome time indif pofed) was inverted with the Order of the Bath, and was about to proceed to Meffina far the bone. fit of his health. It alfo Rates that his Majefly's PUTILt, Captain Caw ES, which failed from Spithead with difpatches in Odober, has not been heard of fince the left Gibraltar, and great appre hnfions were entertained of her fafety. The Racoon was expelled to fail again for Malta in a day or two. Malta was full of troops, under the command of General Fox. Mr. CAM stow is the Civil Governor. Nearly all the Britifh troops had arrived at Malta from Egypt: the remainder, from zpo to 2000, were daily espeded, foreign troops having been fent up to garrifon Alexandria, which are likely to accompany General BAIRD to India, when every thing is fettled. The THAERS failed from Malta for Leghorn. The fhips lying at Malta were : Yefterday thfir Mairsri ES and the rattscrssts came to Sr. jArneb's Palace, where her MAJESTY held a Drassing-rollm, which was attended by all the Foreign Milliners, and the following Nobility and Gentry of both fens : Dukes of Portland and Athol. Matquiffer—aute, &Mary, Bath, and Hereford. Luis of Mansfield, Harrington, Faucet:lm, Gs hvay, Carla Leigh, Dartmouth, (Annalist, and Mx. Vifeuunts—sChetwynd and Stopford. _ _ L rda—Kinnalrd, Sommerville, Cathcart, W. De Broke, Pelham, Smiley, Hobart, Gwydir, Morpeth, Fitzgerald, Cutt er and Rederfdale. illoginon, J. Pulteney, and G. Prekot. Cenerals...bilanners and Adcane. Colontla—Cameron and Rams ; Captain Legg; Major Dclbro, the Lord Mayor, dee. &e. Marchiotera—Sallibury. CountelL.—Harringeon, Aylcitatry, 11/Laeeksfield. Elgin, Gemmed, Caitkraugh, Falkenburgh, Dungannon, and Elk. r, Stepford, and Middleton. Ladies—A. Cumberland, &heart , Pelham, Hobart, G. Vil. lets, Lincoln, kitzroy, Lo De Spencer, Saban, Langford, Cawdor, and Fondant. bliftrefreg-43igby, Brununcl, Milk, Wyndam, Blackburn, Ellin, and Straw. Milks.-Brian, Robertfoo, Broughton, and Abercrombie. The Pt efentations to her MAJIITY were—Cap tain Lutz, of the Royal Navy; Vilcounteffes FOLESTONE and MIDDLETON ; Counters of RAY/- WM ; Lady RIRBLESDALS, by the Countefs of ELots, the fill time fince her acceffion to the Peerage; Lady LANGFORD ; Mr. and Mrs. BRUN,. MILL; Lady PELHAM; Mill Bouweron, daughte r _ of Sir C HALLIS R OUSE B oUGHTon ; and two Mire Aasacaonsess. The Court clofed at half pal four, and form after the Rossi. FAMILY returned t.) the Qeen's Honfe. The Duke of You returned to Town on Mow., day from Bath. Madame Orr() not having found that benefit to her health that was expelled from her refidence at Ecw, has been advifed by her phyficians to repair to the mild climate of the South of France. On Wednefday laR came on the Elation of Praclror of Poetry in the Univerfity of Oxford, 'A Len the Rev. EDWARD COMMON, A. M. Fel. low of Oriel College, was eletled to that Profef -101414. At the laft fitting of the Germanic Diet, M. de oivr, the Swedifh - Minifier, again mentioned the rarmunient which his Sovereign propofed to be' area:a in honour of the Archduke CHARLES. The e Der, Minifter alto i n f orme d t h em , t h at h e iat! r:zeivcd a model from an artift of Eichltadt; bet the want of inftruitions on the part of tome of . j t he :i7ates, prevented them from taking that fhb ift u .L'Pr ZitMedd htfELtielittek . MAILS THIS DAY .A-WIND 9.E. alltV2D. • Puha, o Dutch, O Haatburgb, I Dublin, • l • Waterford, 0 PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY This day failed the brig Dorothy and Jane, Capt. At. az. &mum, for Sunderland.—Arrived the brig Bellona, Capt. R. WATSON, with coals, from Sunderland; and the Elenor, Capt. J. HICKS, with prorifions, from Cherburgh. Arrived his Majeity's Chip InmaxisLa, Of 6 4 guns, Capt. PAGE, and the Caaouea frigate, of 36 guns, Captain lima*, from Portfmouth : the IN vs.a xiaLa came into Harbour this day and failed for Chatham to be paid off.—Sailed the Acura, CHARGER, COIISTANT, Boxta, and Mamasa gun brigs, for the Northwited.aA-Remain at the Note the !hips as par laft.—Wind N.E. moderate. YARMOUTH, FED. it. Sailed for Hull the Elizabeth, Britiih Queen, James, and the Coke, with corn and goods.—Ar. rived from London the Sufanna, Mary, Concord, Harmony, Aftley, Lord Duncan, Charlotte and Perfeverance, with goods.—Sailed for Newcaille the Apollo, Robert and Mary, and Martha, with goods.—The Aft ive, COLEMAN ; and the Ann, will Gil in the latter end of this week, with prize goods, for Rotterdam; the TRIAL cutter has failed for Hull; the BOXER gun brig has arrived from the Nore. No packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven. T 'ROM LLOYD's LIST. DEAL, Fri. tB.—Arrived and failed for the River, the SUFFOLK, Roatsson, from l3engaL— &tiled the ATLAS, IOGKAVE, for Botany Bay and China.—Wind E. S. E. GRAVESEND, FEB. 18.—PaTed by the Union, DALE, from Havre ; Friendfhip, RICHARDS, from Seville; John Edwards, PHILLIPS, from Cork; Jonge Johannes, &tacit, from Bremen; Alliance, WILLIAMS ; and Albion, WHEELER, from Water ford ; Dowro, —, and Diana, Puss ELL, from Dublin.—Sailed the Matilda, BLOOMFEILD, for St. Michaels ; Vrow Sibergina, —, for Calais ; Humphries, Smsta-sv ; and Argus, Joiimsox, for Antigua; Commerce, Suvros ; and the Acorn, GEORGE, for Jamaica. To MARI/MS.—We learn that, for the fafety of Shipping, and in order to thew the entrance of a new patTage by the N. W. to vetrels bound to the port of St. Valleryjiff-Somme, two buoys have been placed viz. one in the S. W. and by S. of 1 Fort Hamra, at molt at fix cables length from the I land, going large—it will be found on bringing the point of Nowa arid Croioy into one, and (leering E•. S. E.—Then the fecond buoy, (leering E. S. E. a vette' walling from Normandy !leering N. E. and by N. founding as the fails, till the can bring the Bourdeland Crotoy into one at E. S. E. A Chip coming from the north is to take the fame precau• dons as it awning from the Weft. The Lift of the Royal Navy, at prefent, is as follows r—Admirals, 138 ; Poft-Captains, 537 ; Commanders, 412; Lieutenants, 2394. The Dowager Counters of TALBOT had a fmall feted party at her houfe on Friday laft. On Mondy Mrs. MARSHAPI, of Baker-ftreet, Portman-fguare, gave her firft rout for the feafon. On Friday evening the Officers of the brigade of Foot Guards, in Chatham Barracks, performed SHAKESPEARE'S Play of King Henry tlx Fourth, with the Farce of The Apprentice, in the Theatre at Rochefter, which they hired for the evening.—, The drcires were from Drury.lane Theatre; and the Duke of Gcov cisvaa's Band attending, gave a act to the general fatisfaition of the evening. At the Concert in Edinburgh on Friday even ing, Madam Mks* was highly applauded. Among many perfons of diftinflion there were prefent, the Ducheires of Bocc.aucH and GORDON, the Conn ' tell of DALZEITN, the Earls of Buc HMI and DAL. MTH, a great many foplings of fafhion to be found fluttering in every public place, and a per fee boil of amateurs. The room overflowed on every fide ; and it was rather aftonifhing to fee more than one fopha filled with Gentlemen, while many Ladies could not procure feats. OnWednefday a numerous meeting of the High - land Society was held at the Shakefpear Tavern, and application having been made by the Society [ to the Colonel of the Highland Regiment that dif tinguithed themklves fo highly in the battle on the sift of March, before Alexandria, for Serjeant Snit LAIR, who took the Standard from the Officer belonging to Bonaparte's Invincibles, to attend the meeting, he accordingly came from Winchef ter, where the Regiment is lying, and had the ha nous of dining with the Society. He was told if he wifhed to leave the army the Society would pro vide for him in another way ; this he declined, and the Society came to a refolution to procure him a Captain's Commiffion. The Society have refolved to have Medals ftruck in honour of the vk'tory, and to relent them to all the Officers and men of the regiment. A Gentleman prefent fubfcribed one hundred guineas in aid of the refolutidn. Lord MACDONALD was in the.Cbair. Yefterday was landed at Portfmonth from the Dover Tranfport a fine both, which attratted a number of fpeib.tors, being the one that lately belonged to that gallant Officer Sir RALPH ABER. CROHBIR it was the borfe on which he rode at the time he was unhappily wonnduct at Alexanga iw Egypt. Tho 'bosh was wounded en the MAlttf. fear INBUCTOIL'S ItiTtlllt Fit • tB. Wheat per Load, from 171. to to!. of. Barley per Quarter, from 11. 151. to 21.25. Oats per Quarter, from 11. zs to O. Bs. Old Beans per Qparter, from A. 6s. to A. 14s. New ditto per Quarter, from 11. in. to 11. 186. Peafe per Q2arter, from Al. to A. 4s. MARK-LANE, PEB. 19. The Wheat Trade from Monday has no altera tion, except that the Inferior gaalities are a heavy Sale.-Barley is near is. higher, and Malt is as much dearer. Oats, Beans, and other Grain in general continue unaltered.-We do not obferve any material alteration in Crafs Seeds of any fort. Englifh Wheat, 565. 745. to 785. primefti Bos. , Foreign Ditto, 465. 74.5. Rye, 365. 4os. 425. Barley, z6s. 38a.-(Malting) 4os. 445. Malt, 445. 505.-Fmetl, 51s. 535, Oats, 16s. Hone Beans, (New) 3os. 353. Tick Beans, (New) 285. 345. Hog Peale, 345. 375. Boilers, 365. 423. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel. Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Coriander, z6s. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 845. to 9os. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per loft. flour, 555. 6os. per lack. Red Clover, 545. 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. 845. 1145, Trefoil, 265. 4os. 5 XS. Mr. MANNERS SuTrois, who delivered his fenti. ments In the Houle of Commons on Virrecinefday night upon the fubjeet of the concerns of the Prince of WALES, is Solicitor General to his Royal Highnefs, and Coufin to the Duke of RUTLAND. The rife of the la( ATTORNEY and Somerroe- GENERALS is fomewhat fingular—both railed to the PRERAO, and both to the office of HIGH CHANCELLOR. The Owners of the Raft India flips have lately come to a Refolution to charge freight upon pre fents coming from India of every defcription. Yeaerday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall for the purpofe of confidering of a Petition to the Honourable Houfe of Commons, for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Coal Trade; a Petition was accordingly read and agreed to, and ordered to be figned by the Town Clerk, and prefented to the Houfe by the Sheriffs, at. tended bythe Remembrancer. • The Corporation of Hereford have voted the Freedom of that City to Captain CAMPBELL, of the Aftrea frigate, for his meritorious condna on many trying occafions, efpecially during the late arduous fervices on the coati of Egypt. The inhabitants of Sheernefs have long laboured under great inconveniences in landing their goods; but an ad having been paired laft Sellion of Par liament, _granting them a power of building a pier, paving, lighting, watching, and cleanling the fireets, the contracts entered into for executing the fame are going on batty, and it is expected that in a few months the great improvements now making will be completed - . This will render the town not only healthful. but more agreeable to travellers, and the commerce, no doubt,' will in. creafe with the improvements. The remains of the late Earl of BELMORE, who died at Bath on the aft inftant, were on Saturday fent for interment in the family vault at Caledon,, in the county' of Tyroqe, in Ireland. The will of the late Earl of CLAIN was entirely in his own writing; having often noticed, molt probably, in the courfe of his extenfive practice at the Bar; and in the ChanCery, the m.my fuits occa fioned by literal and other errors in lad Te ftaments. The fix Deputies who have arrived from Malta, bringing a memorial, the objeEt of which is to fo licit his to keep porrelfion of that Wand, are the Marquis Tit STATERRATA, of a very noble family, grandee of Spain ; Lieutenant Governor CA ITAONA, deputy of the two cities of Bormolo and Seaglia ; Mr. CAE HIA, for Zidura ; Moue, Lieutenant Governor, and firft Senator of Gozo ; and two Maltefe prielts. The memorial has been laid before Government, but as to the rcfult no thing has yet tranfpired. • Diamond was knocked down at the late Colonel HYDE'S Pale for 6601. • Suferior brought 3501. and the Turnip Fzlkj 22 01. the purchafer of Dia mond, it ts faid, refufed rcoo guineas for bins im mediately after the auction. Mifs De Ca Nr has had tome hair-breadth etcapes to boat of : her prefiding genius, however, has guarded her from the dangers of the perfonal at tack of ftreet robbers, and the more private affault of amorous violence ; fo that we hope this pretty pitcher may Rill go to the well,, without further danger of a fraflure The arrears in the Civil Lift are eafily accounted for ;' half the KING'S (beef; is always loft in the parings. Waiftcoats laced behind are getting ready in all our contrfled Bonn& ; the gormandifing consti tuents at the laft General Elation having fuftained great lots by hurling the buttons off their holiday funs. The new Loss will be made in due feafon ; it is referred for Lost. Although critical feverity may (+Ned to our dra matic maw, the fault does not lie with the ma nagers, who certainly engage what anfwcrs the purpofe, the belt carpentcrs in the world. On Saturday fe'nnight, a private in the Firtt Weft York Militia, quartered in Wakefield, led his , wife by a halter, to the market-crofs shark 'and fold herfOr five thillings to a farmer of Ctlfritcll, in 74ntrinniiimn,;.. I • • _ t BLAj ri~. Cone, Frs. t3,—Yefferday the 92d, or Gni. don Highlanders, marched into Town, alter hav ing difembarkedfrom theTranfports which convey ed them from Egypt-, and this mnrning marched owtheir rout to Kilkenny. We undetiland that the 89th Regiment is, in like manner, gone into quar t= at Youghal, and the 58:11 at Kinfale. The Antrim Regiment are fhortly to remove from Downpatrick to Antrim, Randlenown, &c. Dunum, FEE. 13.—The Drawing Room at the Cattle, otiThurfilay night la%i, exceeded the former for numbers, and in brilliancy, magnificence, and fpleadour. Such, we are happy to remark, is the abundance of grain and flour in this kingdom, that the Indian meal is now fending off in large quantities, one entry of which, confining of tsoo calks, was fhip ped for Liverpool on Thurfday, there being no demand in this city for fume time pan. A navel export took place on Thurfday ; a very large quantity of tanned horfe hides for London. This perhaps is the firli inflance of any fpecies of tanned or prepared leather being fent from this country for England, though about forty years fince, large quantities of tanned or and cow hides were exported to Leghorn and Come other ports of the Mediterranean. This week the &ft dired export of linens for Spain, fence the war commenced, took place from this city, when fereral thoufand yards of both fine and coarfe linens, the latter, for bounty, were en tered for Alicant, and further entries of our (laple manufadure arc thortly c&ed fur Cadiz and Malaga. The poli boy conveying e mails from Ferns to Ennifcorthy, was tlopped by a tingle robber on Sunday evening lali, near Scar awt.ilfit, who robbed him of his Lodi, togerher with the mail, contain ing the hags for Ennilcorthy and Wexford, which were difpatchl,f from the General Poet office on Satord4 the 6th intl. and the bye bags for thole towns. An Englifhman was lately arrefled by M. Msm c A up, the Commillary at Calais, and fent to Paris, where he has been lodged in the Temple. This Gentleman would not tell his real name, in confe quence of which he is likely to inhabit the Temple fome time. The M. S. Bulletins circulated at Paris refpeel ing the CHIEF CONSUL and all his tranfaElions, fome time ago denounced by the Mini!lcr of Po. lice, have been difcovered to have originated with the Count de MARICOFF. We thould 114.2 thotmht that no diplomatic man could have encouraged, far las have paid for filch contemptible Bulletins as thole in -ii.caion have been reprefented. It is added, that at a levee foon after the difcovery of this affair, the Cigar Comm. anted M. Martitorr if it was by the Bulletins that he informed his Court of the (late of France?" The different Atm:pill:: of perfons in the Co• vernment of St. Domingo are as follows: IN INC C/N'lStAt. ASSZXZLIt. 8.--.Mu:attoes, none.—The PrclLlcnt is Whi.e. covr.Rxmr:lT. Black, Governor Toufriint, and one of his Aides de Corp. —Other three AV Mulattos.—The Secretary G:ncral .ntl three Secretaries, White. ARMY. The Chief efehe Staff, the War Commiffary, and Adjutant- General-411 White. COMMANDERS IN DEPARTMENTS. SOUTH AND WEST. Officers of tank, from a General of Diviflon to a Chef de Battalion, to Blacks..--2 Whites...-3MUIatt,OCS. IN TEE WORTH. Officell, Black, 6.4—Mulattoes, t.—White, 3. On AMA. Black.—All the reit, Officers and Engineers, are Europeans, except A letter from Murtinique, .dated jan. z, tBoz, 631, " I wrote you by the packet, that there was an infurredlion of the Negroes at Tobago. I have now the pleafure to inform you, that it is entirely quelled, and the ringleaders hanged. It was their intention to murder all the Whites in the Ifland on Chrillmas-day ; but, moil providentially, the plot was difcovered by a Planter, who accidentally overheard two of his slaves talking on the fubjea." Damage done in Liverpool by the late ftorm -343 chimnies, more than two-thirds blown down, 103 dead walls, 391 roofs, 26 houfes, t church (Sefton), 7 veirels ftranded, 14lives loft. Mr. MiLLAVARD, Mayor of Hollings, on Thug day fe'nnight, received a fall from his horfe, by which accident one of his legs was broken ; and the fraaure is likely to be attended with ferious confequences. The bort; was afterwards killed by - Mr. MILLV/AAD'S order. Wednefday a genteel youth, about 17 years of age, of the name of John Henry Ca(hman, brought from Btiftol i was examined before the Lotto MAYOR, at the Manfion Houfe, charged, with having forged two bills of exchange, one for 61. the other for 11. reprefenting them to be thole of a Gentleman in the City, with whom he lived as Clerk. He was committed to Newgate for trial. On Sunday were interred in St. George's burial ground, near Tyburn Turnpike, from his houfe itl UprEaton-ftreet,Serjeant Brown,of the Pimlico Volunteers, with military honours. -In one hotife at Exeter, laft week, there was a wedding, a chriftening, a churching, and a burial, on the fame day. Wedne?day fe'nnight Alarm, Lawrie, late letter carrier in the General Pc:A-Office, Edinburgh, Avas executed there, agreeably to hlsrentence, for Real ing a money letter. During the time he has been under fcntence of death his behaviour has been fuch as bccan.e his unhappy fituation. He was attend ed in his last moment, and affitted in his devotional evercifes, by the Rev. RI TCH ll t pne' of the Mohler: of Edinburgh, and the Seen. Await, Malaria bf,tbe Relief C 6 nsrLe'dloa;, At Cite place, of execution h e w a s eallti • ' Vefitned- Ti-same Lutir.aaeli glum. w _ • s