Star. — London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

I'ARLIAMENTARr PRICEE2,IIIO. HOPSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAi', MARCH 27. Connie' were beard refpalleg the Scots App{—Ano rew Blanc. writer to the fire, mitre for Sir Andrew Cathcart, a( Carlitian, Bart. V. Archibald Earl of Calblia, and others, viz. Mr. p o mmy, as leading Counfel for the Appellant, at confiderahle irnzb; after which, the farther Scaring was adjourned tin to. 44.1170V1. -- The Bilk upon the table were forwarded in their refpedive it.ge.; anarng thefe, the AdditiOnal Legacy Ditty Bill was read a fecund time, and committed for to-morrow; and the, Committee 'on the Dili to Jotborife the Olford'and Cambridge Coheirs to pur clac Advowf me, was pottponed till Friday. Certain accounts. dircdted to belaidannually before Parliament, from the London Floor and Meal Company. were prefented, and f,,, private huhu& dirptdcd of; after which an ad ournitteut t ook plAct. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. W. plcatoson prefented at tic Bar feirerat Pgers, par- Nun to order, relative to Sir Home Poplium—Ordeffal to lk on the table, and to be printed Sir J. Ns w von r, purfuant to notice, moved, that it be an in .irudtion•to the Committee on the Bill for the Lunatic Afytont in Dublin, to make provifson for the produdtion annually to Parka. !r ent of a itatonent of the condition of County infirmaries, and of &c. or Royal Foondatioo, or receiving Parliamen tary bounty in Ireland. Mr: Act:anasa objedted to it. oe the ground that foonething Mere than a bare affertion of an Stulividual Gould be produced, be.' tore Parliament Should be afkcd to throw an Wired! Mar or =fore so the Troika of having mifappled the fund, of the charity. This produced 3 Short coescrfation between Mr. Baitard, who fepported the motion, and Mr. Rofe, who was' of oploion, that the lion.Naronct's object might be obtained in a Shorter way, by moving that the accounts expended for that dimities Should be fubjec't to the revilion of Parliament annually. Sir J Tinrroat acquitfccd in Mr. Rcic's idea and withdrew liaidbtiot. • • The Neutral Ships BM the Foreign Ships 818, the Caftans Duty BM, and the Backe Doty Bill, were feat:rally read a fecund jinx, and ordered to be committed psincerow. Lord CASTLIIIMAOR gave ender. that. he Would tolpulotosi kacrib for leave to bring in a BM fee it Coannktee to take into con fsderation the leveret Adts of Parliataast rtlathe to Bragg Mr. Jou to nos, from the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ireland, pref.:sued at the bar an account of the Sums of Money advanced for Seaman s 's wages to stb January; tilos. The Committees of Supply and .Ways and Means were poi!. rosette Friday. Me Rosa brought ep a Bill for emending and, continuing for a close to be limited, the Ad of the syth of the King, relative to the Treaty with the United States of America; elk a Bill for stunting licences, according to the Order of Council, for . permit ting the import and export of goods in Neutral Ships to and front Spot& ports, which were read a ark, and ordered to be read a &coed time to anonow . Mr. Don o s brought e) s Petition from the Inhabitants of Ardrolin, in the county Of Ayr, aping! the Corn Bill.—Ordered to lie ea the table. llttSit SMALL wets!, &C. Mr. FOSTER, eonturnisbly to the notice which he gave on Monday lafi; moved for leave to bring in a Bill to.llap the circulation of Small Notes in Ire land. The Right Hon. Gentleman obferved, that he Would have moved for this Bill long fence, but that be had waitta for a filver currency; to (upply the place of thole (mall, or filver notes, as they were termed. Every perfon in the leall acquainted with the nate of Ireland, mutt acknowledge and lament the 111 effeds produced by the due of notes tinda 51. in that country ; the °hied of the Bill was therefore to retrain the further ifihe of a paper medium,which bid inundated Ireland,and injured it Molt *merle* In every refped. Mr. R. MARTIN raw, that he was inclined, at fire, to dppofe the intended reltridion, but he had fine changed his opinion,and now approved hear tily of the meafttre. He ould not but congratulate the country in having i Chancellor of the Exchequer who was capable of eiretting fo defirable in objeft—.- lie hoped, however, that the Right Hon. Gentleman would fee the propriety of allowing private banks to Iffue (mall notes; on a plan fimilar to that recognifed by Parliament in England: Private banks in this country had leave to iffue (mall notes under 51. he tcufted,therefore, that the fame indulgence would be ranted to banks of the fime defcription in Ireland; not for the benefit of the banks, bat for the aciont fnodation of the Public. Mr. FOSTER replied; that the policy of granting Bich a privilege to private banks as that fuggetled by the Hon. Gentleman, required ferious confideration it would be competent; however, to the Hon. Gentl eman to bring forward the fubjed it tome future pe riod ; he fhould not then trouble the Houfe with any further obfervations, brit confine himfelflo the °Nee and fubßance of the Bill for whkh he bad the honoiir of moving. . . -*lr. *NAUGHTON wilhed to knovi what de , fcription of coin was to be iffued Ur. FOSTER anfwered, that in addition to the Spanifh dollars, now in circaiation,rin Ireland to a etrafiderable amount, Bank Tokens of Teapenee and Fivcpence each, ia 'order to anfwer Irith currency; would be iffued: 'The motion eat then read frdm the Chair, and /cave given to bring in the Bill. The Right Hon: Gentleman alto moved for leaie to bring in a Bill to intend an Ad for the Repair of P6h Roads, paffed in the Parliament of Ireland, in the 32d'of the King. The object of die Amendment was, that Pollmafters may be enabled to fend the Mails lsy Mail Coaches, or otherwife, with greater fifty and expedition than could be done at front . the badnefs of- many of the public Roads,• which ; by the Bill, thoald be repaired and Inert* where the public convenience and advantage made* nioefroy. • • Colonel BAGWELL obfervedi that if the 'Bill were not fpeedily palled, it mull lie over till nett sear,;, ?wade the money for 'the propofed improve ment was to be aided by the Grand Juries at the Affixes:. hfr,..FOSTER Paid, be did not with to pieeipitate public bafinefi; but at all events, that delay was ne eell,iry fur accomplithing the °Ned of the prefent -neal , tre. In the,firlt place, Purveyors mull be fent examine end meafure the ground ; wherever int proven:tent was' to be grade ; the returns of the lurvey . .swqq.l4.be. of Coatfoit tedious work ; hence it was obvious, that hurry would ant anfwer the pur. plc onthe prefect occation. Leave was granted to bhng in a Bill. The Rrght Hon. Gentleman likewile mated for leave to lasing in a Bill to amend the Iri(h Spirit Li- Pence Bill, as tar as it regarded Diftillers. The Right lion. Gentleman obferved, that it might be neceffary to inform the Houle, that the law in Ireland did r.ot allow more than four gallons of fpirits to be car ried from any diftillery without a permit ; the conic qtience of which was, that Liverpool jars, containing ; quantity finnewhat (mailer than the law (pecified, had been employed few' the purpofe of taking advan tage of the Aa. • It was not unufual to have 20.0 f -%fr men !musing from one eilablithaoent with Input thsts:cnOreyed. The . objeft . of the. Bill which be tneant,tp bring in was. m remedy this detriment to this-Reveaue. Leave was granted. • at. Pence/is vooa HOUSE isILL. Mr. AYNG rote, and moved that the drder for the fecund ;eliding of the. St. Pancras Bill be 'poll , pond to Wedneiday next. 1-ie made this motion, he faid, in confequence -of a difference of opinion exifting in the Peri& refpefting the expediency of the meafure propofed. He willed it, alfo, to be no dal/00d, that if .two-thirds of the Direftors of the Poor did nig agent to the Bill, he• fisould withdiaW from it his fupport. Mr. CALC RAFT fuggefled:that the fecond read ing Ihould be put off till after the holidays. It was a meafure of very great importance to the. Parifh, and time Gould be allowed for its confideratiOn- Mr. BYNG thoug ht that it Iho u ld h e dilliored of as loon is pothble; becaufe it was of Much impor. tance. He taw no riafon„.therefore, for poftponing the order to a later day than that which he propofed. The queftion was then put for poftponing the order for the fecond reading to this day fe'inight ; on which Mr. Catcaare rote, and snored, 4 4 this day I fortnight." Strangers were then ordered to withdraw ; hut af ter a few words from Mr. Roper; Mr. Baldwin, and Mr. Francis, Mr. Calctaft's amendment wis carried I without a divilion. bird CALCRAST pretested a Petition froth the lab.. bitantsof the Bari& of Su Pancras ageing- the Bill, which was ordered to lit on the table till the fecood 'reading of the • Bill, +/ben Coodfel (bold be beard in rapport -of the Petition. lIINIMOIRS. The .Bscastaat ar Wait brought in a Rill for augmenting the Rates to be allowed Innkeepers for Non Commiffinned Officers and Ptivatei who Rata be quartered on them, which was Arad a firfl, and ott dered to be read a fecond time machete. Adjourned. LONDON. THURSDAY. MARCH it. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLACKr Cont for money S lif4et Off 3 “. PRICE OF STOC.F4IFESTRILDAY. • Bank Stock Cant - India Bonds is. as dlr. 3pa C. Red. Amt. Ant imp. 3 per Cedt. 571 3 per Cam ki ConE $2l 58f th y per Cent. Ls et. dlr. 4 per Cent. mat Embeq. BM par is. pr. U. Pr.. S per Cent. Navy 15911i4 Omni= 3i 4 mem s per Cent. t 797, attlt Englitii Tickets ill. t6a. Bank L. Ann. ibut Cosa tor ace. stlift We laye,o4elpleafuti to announce that the Vedas, Captain Atiswdartt ; Pants; Mars, WHITe; and .Expetlition, Rosser., are arrived at Liverpool, frets Saribisib. They were part of t hornewatd bouid Reit from the Weft Indies, confining of aboitt ihirty-five fail, now daily expedted, under convoy the. ;nee as a flooP or war. • It is faid that Government ip in poffeffion of iota; ligence which affords every reafen to believe that the Toulon Beet is at lea; the daniages which it &Rained in the dale of wind by which it was compelled to re tch' to pod, having been completely repaired. There is Ibme talk of an expedition to Egypt.— Indeed tre-ought long ago to have occupied Aki andtia: Now it becomes more necetlary than ever as balance to the manoeuvres of Boa•fltTs. The French would give much at any time to induce us to abandon it. Opinions are Rill divided as to the deßinstion of the Rochefort fqoadron. The following objeßs have been mentioned -as reafons why it is more probable they have gone to the Eaft than to the Weft Indies : t. To fecure the Cape of Mood Hope. a. To fujiertede Linois, *Fiat whom the French Ooternment is juftly difpleafed. • 3. TO Obtain a decided fuperiorier over•our fqna drons in that quarter. 4. TO take Trincomalee, no* badly garifoned. S. To give fuccour, if it fie not too . late. 'to the Country POlieff oppofed to us.---liotaaa would fcaecelY bile been fo bold had he dot been allured of powerful aftftauce. 6. To attack Bombay. , • ('o dilltefs our trade. l'hefenTe different objects to iodate tie Frail to" fend a fork to the EaR I; is emifidendy romodred that Reenacts have been received offrent ditallers in India. The detachment Hundsr:COicitiel &est's ala is taid to have tittered; but if tugs intelligence has been received, it is carefully ' concealed at the indil Monte. Indeed, from the po. fition of the relpeilive forces . , acourding to the hitell aceointi, it appeared that things were not only in a ditagreeable fituatian, but coaduißecf4n a wrong fyt tem. If HoLuxe parties the plan heliis begun; he will cut Up our teparate diiigrops; and by avoiding a general engagement prolongi the war, apd peihaps excite I general revolt of the !tiahrattas againft us: We infert two letters from an (Aces; of rank, which, though not of a late date/ hrow much light s on the war with . tloweic It wiltbe happy for 6, if Hoc_ KAU gain no confiderable adeantoge; inch as would give a check to oar power, litreviving the courage of the natives, before the reitiforcenients now going out arrive: It is perfectly obvious that if the French had any footing in India, and had any means of foe touring and of exciting the native Princes, our fitu eau would be very dangertsus. If the French Koche. fort fquadron is gone to the Eat Indies, as (oak conjelturn, it .might. in the pi-dent circvmaanCes, .crcata..x ditorfton &gala us of the moft fcrious Ea , t uf ..! ~ .!. . 10). • DOTLIN, :3. A new arrangement has been made for-placing the Yeomanry in Ireland un ciercife duty foi two days in each week. They have been for time pall on per manent cit, for four fucceffive days ia each month ; but the fealbn of the year, on account of agricultural occupations, rendering thi s pl an extremely inconve nient to individuals (the days for duty being fixed from Monday to Thurfday inclufive), his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, with his acculionied.with to ac. commodate the Yeornauryof thi, kingdom, as far as is, confillent with the pubSc fervice, took thefe eir cumflances into confid&ation, and altered the plan accordingly. Monday.night a riot took place in Moines-heel, between fume perfons and a recruiting party of the, military, in which fume of the met utts were much abnfed, and their enfitn flag taken from them ; three of the ringleaders wcfe taken into cultody by the mi• litary. in that neighbourhood, and lodged in the Guard-houfe, in Dublin Celtic; thole pertons (two of whom were in genteel apparel) were the next day marched, under * military elcort, to St. Andrew's watch houfe, and afterwards to Alderman It osa's of. fice ' when one atheist was admitted to bail, and the others detained. On Thurfday night, at a late hour, a fire broke out in that part of the Caßle where the Reglacy and Yeotisanry Offices are kept. The flames gave con fiderable alarm ; but the immediate attendance of the cadle•guard and of the perfons with the fire-engine; prevented further mil - chief than the deffruition of part of a flight of ftairs.—The fire was &covered jail at the time the numerous company were feParating from the ball and fupper given at the Callle. tefierday his Idajitsiv dined with the Princefs of Was's, at her hook on Blackheath. In the evening the Rota'. FAMILY , honoured the Concert for the' benefit of the Royal Society of Mulicians with their pretence. Yelierday, about two o'clock, a Privy &until was held at Lord My solitaires Office, at which Sir Jesus Camp and the Ruffian Ambalfador attended. The Cottneil d pot break up till pall four. Yefierday morning• Lord GARDNER left town for Plymouth, for the purpofe of taking the command of the Channel Fleet. Lord Kamm bad yellirday a long interview with Vifcount MILVILLI, at the Admiralty. THOMAS PLostaa, Efq. Barritter at Law, on Tuef day took the oath of qualification before 'the Lord Chancellor in Lincoln's Inn Hall, upon his being 'created a Welfh Judge. Yefierday afternoon died, in the 62d year of his age, the Right Hon. Lord HAWill. The eleCtion for a Member for Knarefborough elbfed an Monday. Mr. Br scat vs a Polled the greaten num bet of votes, but thofe votes being deemed illegal by the Returning Officers, Lord Dvacausott Is, (pro tot:pore) to be fitting member, but the inhallitatu f tit Rnaretborough intend to petition Parliament agiina the return. The greateit regularity prevailed Awing the eleftion. A printed paper, laid on Toefday before the Houle of Commons, contains a copy of the King's Warrant. dated 3 ia July; I $94, granting an additional Glary of 13001. a year, over and above the yearly Glary Of 30001. to Vifcount Mt LviLLE, as Lord Privy Seal, of Scotland ; alfo a copy of the King's Warrant, granting a leafe to the Hon. joux Hors and others,. if the Fee Duties, and other mils, and arrears rent, in the Lordthips of Fire and Strathern, iii truß for Vircountefs MaLviLLs, for life, at the yearly Turn of 51. 1 3 s. 4.d. dated 3oth July, 1803. A.n account of the rents is annexed, from which it apptais, that they average afloat 9001. a-year. rifcauntefs MIL viLLa alfo received a balance of arrear to the amount of 3831. due prior to the date of Paid leafe. otters have been received from Lord VALsiris. IH e has had a fix weeks cruize In the Red Sea. He expeaed to land at Suez, but hi. plan was frullrated, and he landed' at Mocha, where he was to remain till Angnß f and then return to Bombay. He is able, from the fpitit of obferratioii which diflinguitherhini, to contradia Ba lite in many pattitulars. It feems that the Wahabees have conquered all Arabia, and completely overthrown the Mahometan Religion in that country. Yellerday, a Quarterly General Court was held at the Eafk India Houle, whoa the ufual accounts were laid before the Woprietors, in conformity in the bye. kilos. Aker Which, Mr. 10111111 ADAIR (poke on the tilbJea of the fetninary about to be ellablithed for writ ers, at Hertford-Caftle. The Court, which was but thinly attended, edjentrnedfine erie 4 Yeßerday a Court of Diredors wus held at the Eaft rldia Houfe, when'tbe following Commanders took Thaw of the Court, 'previous to departing for their retire &Ablations, 'Vit. Captain WILLIAM Kay, teat, Madeira and Bombay ; Captaio CHARLiII 'OI4KAM, Tigrii, Madras and Bengal.—The Conn lieStirned at fix o'clock till this day. • ' titian LOA will be reeollefted, fhit whCn Mr. Tre+ coneluded the bargain for the l ate Lo a p o f wenty-two Millions and a Hill; for England and 'lreland, hetiade a referee of One Million more, to be ratitbd iii Ireland. Yelierday Mr. Blialtobbits, and tome other Gen diem, at the held of refpeeltable Irith houfes in. the City, had a conference . nth Mr. Posrsi, the Irifh Chancellor of the Erchequer, prior to the bidding *taking place at Dublin Cattle, on the Sth of A,pril. Mr. Fossil acgraiitted the Gentlemen. that in field of One Mitfion, die foni originally intended to be ?aired iQ Ibeland, it was now found necefrary to make it t.floo.obol. It was then agreed, that the Contraeors were to receive fin every icol. advanced in calk, tool. In the Irifh 34 per Cents. and the bid. ding to take place in the 5 per Cents.: thole props. hug to take the leaft bf the latter Rock, to be enti tied to the Loan: The ftitemeit gien a fesi daYsigo in this Paper; of the refult of Captain Liu Court Martial. which we copied from a morning paper. was incorrea. The !Fri and laft cbatges were not proved, che fecoad and third were folind frivolous and malicious. The report refpeding the mutiny of the trew.of the EariTtsa m a frigate, and shaii .. having taken the vefrei into a French port., we have the pleafure to learn, has no foundation Whatever. That vefrel has, we underhand, been cruifing off the Wedern Manch for flame time, and has not paired the Straits of• Gib• raitar fence the ccmritencement of the w 4 A'AUTICAL INTLLLIGENCH. hIAII.S THIS DAY. —Wind N. E. AIM DAL Dublin Waterford ARM. DUI. o z I Hambergb o z z 3 Coto:labs:oz o 0 Pt azaircz, Maumee ass—Since my laft arrived the Malquerade, Tarrstse, froth Brittol, for jerley ; the Trefar, Panned, and Dolphin, Ccazt, from Cardiff, for London ; the Chriflian, Czosax, from Neath, for Purtfmouth ; and a variety of other coati. ing wind-bound. The wind now about S. E. blows ftrong. PORTSMOUTH, ?MARCH 27.—Sailed the Revotu- TIONAIRE, Of 44 gurus, Captain HOTHAM ; RICO the ARIADNP, of 2 4 guns, Hon. Captain Kned, and the Liar:az, of 18 guns, Capt. Coors, to join the }litre fquadron ; and the BoNSTTA !loop of war, with contoy to the eafiward. Went out of h ar b our , t h e PLANTAGENET, of 74 guns, and the SERPENT, of IS guns, Capt.Wastsa. Rear-Admiral Rs ics Ht. hoilled his flag on board the Qers ars, of 98 guns, this morn ing. The Cascrtaitza, armed en flute, add the con voy for the ea Ilward, will fail with the next morning' , tide.—Wind t. N. E. Doyle, MARCH 27.--His Majefty's !loop SPY, Bt.sz. ea gun brig, add Putt cutter, arrited lalk night from a cruize ; th e t wo firli failed again this morning for their Rations. Abodt twenty of our cruizerz are at anchor in Boulogne Bay : none of the enemy's gun.b 'au are to be feen along the oppo fi te coati: Remain in the road th e G a lg o loop and Fliit cutter.--Wind N. E. • DEAL, MARCH 27 . — Sail e d t he AJAANT gun brig s with difpatches for the fleet off Boulogne ; Isis man of war, and the VOLCANO bomb, for Sheernefs.—Re main in the Downs the reft of the Skips as per laft.— Sailed through the Downs yefterday after Poff, the Tranfit, 1.1-rsoN, for Smyrna. Wind S. E. blows hard. Livaaront,Maacif 2g.—The John Morgan, How- AID, from hence for New Yoitc, got on Shore on Tnet day let, near the Red Nbfes, is !ince got off with con. fiderable damage.—The Ptinccfs Royal, Mona, from Workington, for this port, is loft in Wigton Bay ; the people were all raved and are got fafe toWhitehaven. —The North Star, HARKER, from hence for Berbice, is on Shore at Holyhead, and will dot be got off.— The John and Sarah, ORR, from Cork fo r thi s port . is difmafted eight miles S. S. W. of Holyhead; cargo all fafe.—The John and William, Huosott, from Cork for this port, with butter. sce. was on the 1711. inn. towed into a creek about eight miles to the fouth ward of Holyhead, having the preceding evening loft her malt and rigging ; the hull and cargo fate, The Faina de Figueira, —, from Figneira to this port, is taken by a privateer, and carried into Minos. CORK, MatcH 14..—1 t is with great concern we an• nounce the total lofs of the !hip Arbuckle, Jolt N W 11 . 4• SON mailer, of and ftom Liverpool, bound to this port, in bailiff, and part laden with coals, to join convoy for the Welt Indies, on Saturday the gth She was driven into Rock Bay, off Robert's Cove, Where (he lay with five anchors a-head until about four o'clock on Sunday evening, when her anchors dragged, and the went to pieces on the rocks imme diately. We have however the fatisfaltion to add, that by the timely ainance of the Robert ' s Cove re venue boat, the Mailer and her crew, confining of men, were providentially Lived, in effeeing which, the revenue boat alfo went to pieces, it having been found impraaicatle either to draw her aliove the retch of the furge, or bring her round to the Cove. FROM LLOYI73.LIST. GILAVISIND, MAROU 27.- - Paired by, the Jolin Panih, from Antwerp ; Hope, Faterfon ; and Carpenter , Meyor, from Maine ; Mary Ann, Wallis, front Cork; •;. weer, from Norway ; Aberdeen, Jacobs, from Foppentniry; Anna, Ro(i; Fortuna, Vanhttek ; and Werwaitlog, Janfen, from Embdasea. Sailed the Favourite, Varly„ fur Jamaica; Columbia, Harim i for Philadelphia; Pearl, Mayne, for Gucrofey ; Niskolas and Maria, Vernwys; and 'rwe Gefußen, Varke, for Embden. The Atutraan Ihip Ulyffes, Captain Hutchins, from tirginia ? arrived at Liverpool, was b oa rd e d on t h e silt intl. or the Swam by a French fchooner privateer full of men. A sect from the Humber arrived at Tonningen on the sods inftant. • A Morti—At Siatidgete Creck, the San Lucar, from Malaga. At bat [mouth, Hopper, Elfirom, from Saloe. At Li verpool, Expedition, Roberts ; Mary, White ; Molly, Baine, and Venus, Borworth, from Surinam—they parted (Nos the Beet on the 2 tit init. , At Dublin, Anna Johanna, from Malaga. At Bd(aft, globe, Perri, from taboo. and Augulta„ Eargle, from New York. At Newry, Sally, Wells, from the Coat of Spain, and Lady Wallington, from Charleiton. At Malta, Albton, Hetty, pada, and Ca/pc, Stivenfoli, from London. DISTRIBUTION OF PR I Z E-MitINEY. To the Officers and CoMpany of the Blanche; fat the capture Of l'Alexandre, May 29, 1803, and of Naval Fitting Boats, the 23d and 24th of the fame m o n t h, at the Bank, in PlyintAtth, on Tuefday„ the ad of April, and healed every Tudday and Friday. The Grampus being in fight when one of the above Ming vol. fell was taken, he will be paid at the fame time and pia& Htu is COURT OF A1)111 RA LTT—Yefterday the Right gon. Sir W. Sort proceeded to the adjudication of following detained (hips and cargoes : Margaretha and Dorothea, Borgmain nulter.—.This thfp, laden with a tango of wine, brandy, and other articlo,on a voyage from Rochelle to Entbden, was captured on the 2 tit of February, by his Majefty's (loop Favourite, John Davie, Efq. Commander, and brought to ?vermouth. Further proof was ordered in this cafe as to deftination. Ferdinand. Flock mailer—This '„ rad Wai War with a cargo of wine and brandy, and it was contended in this cafe, that the was going to the port o!' °Rend at tiled= of the capture. Fui ther proof was ordered as to the a<tual deltiriation. Vrow Catharina. Floor matter, and Hoop, Moller 'natter-- Theft two cafes, being fimilar to the former, the fame oriirt was nude. , • Friendfctudt, Hendricks mafter-.-This fhip was ladcii with a cargo of cheek. In this cafe the Chip was reltoted, aid the cargo ordered to further proof. Morgeußein, Kaye matter—This vett laden With a cargo of cheefc, was bound from Rotterdam to Kautz. This fhip was re fit:ire& alto the Mafter's private adventure, and the cargo ordered to further proof. La Santa Rabe), Baftirto mafter—The property in this cafe being Spanifh, it was condemned to the Crown.—Adiouined. The tamos Hoop, of to guns, with dirpatches on board for Lord NELSON, has been captufed by the French fquadron, which failed from Toulon on the rsth, and returned on the 2oth of January.—The Captain however of the Hoop, threw the difpatches overboard. He writes from on board la Neptune, eie French flag fh.p, that he and his crew are well treated. The body of the unfortunate Joirtt Efq. late Captain of the ABERGA•ENNY Man, Was taken up' on the beach, near Weymouth; op Wednefday latt, and or*: Thurfday was taken in a licarle to the parith church o Wykr-Regis, followed bey a great number of the p r - ile i pa l i n h a bi tants of WersaOlith, and there interred; a. he 7;. 6 IM he . he re a I he i 8 i ed n- n- ' T. ' ilk tis be ite lit • Ig, ' an .a- he Ns - ef- it - he n. go 111 11- /ft li4 i 4- lit in I I at Irs re- d, Is 6, ell he 1111 rm ri; r•••• tor 11a, it' feu, 'X t ure Ll- ad • ' oa CIL 002 412 , lta, on. ure the ind rd. ;ht of om ten , his ind