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rlronees objet4 was lig* A t►odee, and did net admit of an argument: Mr. LONG moved, Addrefs he prefented to his Majeßy, praying that be w .ll N. d to ortltr liicb a remuneration veto his Majcfty (ball fc,rn tr: t t to I lo• Pry Samuel Smith, foe Ma faUets u the Chap lain to Ilia I ioufe.—Ordcred. He a'sio moved an Addrefs to His Majelly, prA‘ hat he will be ',leafed to order the fum of taeol- to be paid to or .‘irs.nder. kfq. for his fereices a• Chairman of the Com.-1 „„ • Way- and Meana—Ordered, and that this Houfe would make goo' the fame. ~,eh a fum as, together with the Fees and Emoluments, nti; ....ke up the fum of zoool. to Jeremiah nylon, Efq. Clerk t. for his tertian' during therdent &Zoo —Ordered. u • ?he fum of taxa. clear to John Henry Iry Ffq. fecond CI '• l nidatt, foe hi lenient deriNg the prefect &Mon. Atfo foe: fu , as. together whh the Feu and Emoluments of of. 6-t. oal ...aka up the font of so3L to Joho Unnentfon, Efq. De pot, ~ rjeant at Arms ...Ordered the fun) of ; tot to Mr. George WWttam, the Clerk of Ton sls. and for making the Intim—Ordered. I Wdi alto ordered, that the puma's, with the Index, be printed. Ito Such rune a. his Majefty Shall think proper, as a compen p,•ri 1 r the other Clerks of the Houle for attending private Conurittces—Ordsred. A:l4 the rum of isol toThomas Edward Tomlin, Efq. for bia f.rvirc- during the prefent SeSon,Ordered. Mr. LIDS K ISSON then moved an Addrefa to his prating, Tn.t be would order the rum of 32y31 frith Currency for pay ing the I.darie. of Commilionera and Clerks employed in the Lot tery or Ireland for the leer tilos —Ordered. Mr. AR r Deputy Ulber of the Black Rod, rppeared at the Bar, and fummoned the .. Houk to at-,end the Houfe of Lords, to hear the it4Pl' /Went given by Commillion to 'formal f'ublit !OirPlol4o Bills. • • !...11 The SPEAKER, attended by the Houk, pro ceeded acculdingly en the Lords, and on his return he informed the Honk that he had heed lathe Houk of Lords, and heard the R•syalAfknt given by Coss million t° the fell wing Bilk : the 8,000,0001. Exche quer Bills Bill, the 2.50n,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the 1,530 0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Cullom: Ditty Bill, the Straw Hats Bill, the Hop Doty Bill, the Sugar Drawback Bill, the Trills Cufoms andExtiie Bill, the Ssiuthern Whale Fakery Bill, "the Qlaran• tine Indemnity Bill, the Ilk of Man Bill, eliCorn Exp , rta.i.in Bill, the Auditors' Bill, the knit Isar mat i:s Bill, the Pilchard Misery Bill, the Leith Har t bcur Improvement Bill, and feveral private Bilk. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY NICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT. ONF. Conti& for July Soli—Reduced 59.1-...omniunt 51. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 5911 3 pa &lit Conf. Ann.sq 4 per Cent. 7-z• AIL S per Cent Navr $9ll Long Assn. 17i I India Bonds, sa. es. dlr. Imp. 3 per Cent. s sit Excheg. is. pre. is. dif.per Culplum sit prem. Conf. for ace. kit Government has received advice, we underfland, of the captbre of the Hannibal, a SpAnill (hip of the line. The Hannibal, which was feverely handled in her aftion with the Livisr, (truck to a frigate of 44 guns, the ILlA:minus being at the time in fight.— The Hannibal was formerly a Britifh 74, and was taken about five years fince in Algeziras Bay, where the grounded within the reach of the Spani(h batteries. Hardly any thing is talked of but Lord NELSON% pnrfuit of the Combined Fleet ; and, as is generally the cafe, when Intelligence does not keep pace with the um eafonable impatience of the public, numbers of unfounded reports are circulated alma hourly Letters were yefterday pretended to have been receiv ed from Holland. Rating that an atftlon had taken pl ice between Lord NE LSO it and the Combined fleets. To Rate all the forms in which this rumour has been circulated would be impoffible, nor is it necefrary, l as we can lay before our Readers the origins! fabrica ting itfelf, which Era appeared on the z 111 uh. in the Dutch Gazette, entitled.--Sieeis and Naryllungs Zu fibesor.- ew Csia& ler Silderfee, and was afterwards copied into the Harnbargh CorrOorrelene of the zed. The following is the article alluded to t— " If we can credit a report fprcad at the time this k paper was going to piers, there has been a molt 44 bloody battle in the neighbourhood of the Canary " Iflands, between the French, Spani(h, and Engli(h " fleets. under the command of Admirals Gaavitte " and NELSON, in which both commanders fell, and • the Biitilh captured nine fail of the line and four " frigates. What truth there may be in this impor tant intelligen ce time alone can determine." We need hardly add, that the date proves this pre tended intelligence to be altogether unfounded. The moll fanguine hopes ate entertained of Lord NELSON coming up with the enemy, unlefs they (ball bear away for ar, American port. Some flight ap• prebenfinn, are entertained, that in ftecring homeward they might run down the Banks of Newfoundland, and dettroy our (hipp ng there. A very few days will bring us certain intelligence of the c(•tt , le of the two fleets, and the public ought in the mean time to be upon their guard not to be im paled upon by falfe rumours, of which there will pr,bahlyb e a great number. Coptain Witatem ATHOL, late of the fhip Mary of (Icenerk, and Capt. Jos. Picas, late of the flip }loge of Wotkington, were landed at Torbay on Monday 1411 from France. Captain A r Hot, reports that he failed from Virginia in the AII;Jv c (hip Mai y in the month of April lafl, that on the 18th May he was chafed by a French privateer th e whole day, and 101 l fight of her in the night t' , .it on the following morning, the wind hay ing died away, (he was loon alongfide arid gave three cheers, which WAS returned and an action immediately commenced, which laaed 45 minutes, when ht was under the necefity of furrenJering to the privateer, Viich carried r 4 twelve pounders and too maw, while 'he (hip Hope baJ only 6 font-pounders and 2 three-pounsitta and 13 men, exclave of fdr.Sraw- Ark, the eaters: ton, who behaved with the grated gallantry during the allion ; fortunately there was not a man either killed or wounded on board the Hope, but the Quip wait much injured in her hull and rigging. Capt. Arum. was carried into Bayonne, where he was with Capt. Ptccs (even days. On the 25th June they both got on board a neutral (hip, fecreted themfelves five days previous to her failing; and were or. Monday put on board one of the Torbay Ming boats, and landed at Torbay in the evening, with up• wards of Too letters and pacts which he had fe. cured from the enemy. Capt. ATHOL alfo reports, that an Englifh packet from Halifax, bound to England, had been taken and carried into Paffage, in Spain t the had on board the Captain of an Englith man of war and a lady, who were coming home paffengers. A letter from Lifbon, dated June 22, fors, 4 i the Rochefort fquadron has failed again with more troops. Their dcflination is fuppofed to be the Cape of Good Hope and the file of Bourbon." .The EURYDICE frigate, with the fleet under her annoy from Portfmouth, is arrived at Gibraltar. • Yenerday morn!nz, between nine and ten o'clock. the Royal Family iLlt Windfor in their travelling carriages ; his MAJESTY went aerof' the country for Blackheath, on a vifit to the PRINCIIII of WALES. Her Maissve and the Pattica.sss proceeded to Lon don, where they arrived at the Q2een's houfe about twelve o'clock. In the courfe. ,, t the day they were vifited by the Dokes of l'oa CLaRk.NCE, Sum:. and CAMBIUMS j Princefs SOPHIA of GLOOCESTII. and Princefs CHARLOTTE of Mists. The Hon. W. F. BENSLIY, Bart. the Chairman, and C. Gnaw r, the Deputy Chairman, of the Eaft India C rupany, were introduced to her MaiErry and the Passicsaars, and prefented them with feveral choice and valuable pre huts from the Eaft India Company, confining of lim o brocades, and the moo Pearce articles that the Indies produce, which they were gracioally pleated to afeept: Aboth half pall three o'clock. his MAJI STY arrived at the Q2cen's houle, from the PRINCESS of IVALES'S. Dr. HASERDEN, Mr. DUNDAS of Richmond, and Mr. Poems, the Oculilt, Wiled his Mh;Esry, and we are happy to fay their report was, his MAJESTY'S eyes are much better. His MAJESTY rettiOntlcS tO wear a green fbade ; and the blinds of the casriage an kept up when he is travelling. About four o'clock yeaerOay his MAJESTY gave an audience to the Earl of BUCKINGH•MSH Usk. when the Noble Earl refigned his foal. of office a, Chan eell.w of the Duchy of Lancaaer. Af:•zr which his MAJESTY held a Privy Council, which was attended by the Lotto CHANCELLOR. the Archbilhlp of CAN ?USURY, the Duke of MOMMOSE, MArgni.. of HSRT PORD, Earls WESTMOLLAND. CHATHAM, CAMDEN, and HARLINGTON ; Vilcount CASTEIRE AGH, L.irds HAMILESSUItY, MULGRATI, and HARROWAY ; MOIR. Pith_ and W. DUNDAS : Sir STEPHEN COTTERS'''. attended the Council as Clerk. After the Council, his Msjs sry gave an andience to Lord HARROWRY, and appointed his Lnrdthip Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaiter, in the ri.om of, the Earl of BUCKINGHAM:/111S reigned, on which occafinn he. had the honour to kifs his Mai Bares band. • Early CAMDEN had an audience of his MAJESTY, And reigned his fcals of office, as Secretary of State for 'the Foreign Department. His MAJESTY then apointed him Prefident of the Council, in the room of Vifcount SIDMOUTH, reigned ; on which oecalion he had the honour to kifs his Maysm's hand. Vifcount CASTLEREAGH had an audience of his MAJESTY, When his Majefly was pleated to appoint him. Secretary of State for the Foreign Department, in the room of Earl CAMDEN, refigned; when he kih fed his Nlajetly's hand accordingly. His MAJESTY likewife gave audience to Lord Mu L. GRAVE and Earls CH *TSUI% and WESTMORF LAND. Ab'wt half patilevcn o'clock, the Royal Family fit off for Windfor. The circamftances attending Lord SIDMOUrm's refignation have hitherto been crroneoufly Ita!ed. The Noble Vircount intimated to his MAJEsrv, at the Council !AR Friday, his with to rcfign ; but his MA- JaSTY withed him to reconfider it, and to wait upon him in the eonrfe of a few days; which of Courfe the Noble Vifeount could not refufe. On Sunday morn. ing he waited upon his MAJESTY at Windfor, and raid it was impollible for him, conlittent with his princi• ples and honour, to aft any longer with the prefent Cabinet ; and his MAJSSTY rehtetantly received this highly-favoured Nobleman's refignation. In a thnrt time after he had retired, his MAJErrtr gave an audience to 'Lord GIM/ILL!, which coati nued.for a confiderable time. In the courfe of the fame morning his MAJESTY gave audiences to the Duke of Monraosa and Lord MVLG*&Vt. Ms creation of Peers fo long talked of, it is noi► raid, will take place (hardy after the prorogation of Parliament. Sir CHAILLIIS MOIMAN, Mr. LYCON, Sir W. SCOTT, and Sir H. MILOMaT, are thole, on whom it is reported, that high honour is to be con ferred. Lord and Lady Maeviet.a left Wimbledon on Tneiday, to pafs a week with the Marquis and Mar chioncfs of Assitcoam ' at the Priory ; at th e expira tion of which his Lord lhip goes to Scotland. On the flatement of another Paper, we were led to announce the death of the Bithop of LIMIRICZ.•••• It is with much faiisfaaion, however, we are enabled to contradia, from authority, the report of that wor thy and much refpcaed Prelate's death, his Lordtbip being at prefent in good health. A letter from Malta, dated 4th May, rays. "A fatal duel took place this morning, between two Of ficers of the z7th Regiment, Mr. FAIRCLOUGH, a Lieutenant, and a Mr. GRANTHAM, Militant Sur geon, when the latter was killed on the fpot." A man, charged with conveying information to the enemy, was on Saturday lalt Apprehended at Whitßabic, under a warrant from the Secretary of State, and conveyed in a poll coach and four, attended by a proper guard, to London. bthRATAR, ,DUNE 8. On the 3oth of laft month, the Malta convoy for England palled this place with the Awsoa and Puozsz frigates ; the wind being fair, they only brought to, till they were joined by the veil l! lying in the bay which were bound to England. The LIVILY frigate alfo failed with them to fee them pail Cadiz. On the 4th inR. the LIVELY frigate returned here. She met a Spanifh line of Battle fhip off Cadiz, with which fhe exchanged a few broadfides, when the Spaniard put about and returned to Cadiz. Three more Spaniel line of battle (hips were in Cadiz all ready for tea. The Spaniards have alto five fail of the line ready at Carthagena, fo that they are completely mailers of the Mediterranean Sea at prefent. The expedition under Sir lamas CRAIG is Rill waiting in the bay for orders from England. General MoRIAU is at Tangiers, on a party of pleafaro to Barbary. Three American gun boats and one mortar boat arrived to-day from the United States, on their way to Tripoli, which they are going to attack again. The American gun-boats are univerfally reckoned to bt the moR complete veiTels of the kind ever Peen in this Bay, whilft the few Englifb gun-boats here are exactly the reverfe, and are fo inferior in every refpeet to thofe of the Spaniards in their conflruetien and in rowing or failing, that the enemy laugh at and defpife them. Jost B.—The Garrifon is perfe9ly healthy, though a number of families have already left it, from the apprehenfion of the fever breaking out again. This goes by the AMPHITRITE, which fails (bort!, for England. Difpatches will this evening be fent off to Portf mouth, to be forwarded in the MALABAR, at Spit head, w Lord NELSON. • Yellerday difpatches were received from Admiral CORNWALLIS, dated the sth intlant, off Ulhant. The Dirsmcs is ordered to join the Channel fleet, having been c ,, mpletely fitted at Portfmouth. There are eight fail of the line, feveral frigates, and a number of fmaller venal at Purtfmouth pearly ready for commiffion. Rear-Admiral STutissa,in the GLorr, 0198 guns, detached from the Channel Fleet, to take the com mand of the fquadron off Rochefort. Capt. BETTEIWORTN, who brought the difpatches from Lord NILSON, is promoted to the rank of PO Captain. The Rodney Greenlandatan, belongingto Dundee, has nine fifh. A letter from Trinidad, of the Loth of May, an nounces that the Cork fleet was then in fight. It is incorreftly Rated that Captain MAURICi e and a part y of fiddsers commanded the Diamond Rock, at the entrance of Martinique. The Commander was Captain MA vs Ica of the Navy, and the Rock was de fended by the fame number of tea men as is on board a limp of war. Captain Mattatca was Firh Lieute nant to Sir SAMUEL HOOD. Private !tact s from Holland Hate, that the Grand Penfionary and General MARMON T have had a very feriousmifunderitanding refpeeting the projeetedcom mercial regulations. Sixteen thoufand French and Dutch troops are en camped a few miles from Amfterdam, who are held in c. , nflant readinefs to march at the fhorteft notice, and from the kind of manoeuvres they art daily prac tilinz, the officers and foldiers entertain no doubt of their being defined to embark inthe expedition again& England. The Dutch troops rejoice in the idea— not from a with to RILL in conquering England, but to have an opportonity of deferting. Indeed it is ex tremely galling to the officers to have their troops fo fcurvily treated by General Maitssorrr, who, upon every opportunity, thews his contempt of them. Yefterday the feveral gentlemen who ufually con tra& for Lotteries, waited on the Minifter, and made then biddings for a new Lottery, which was taken , by Meth's. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCIC and Co. and Shirr and Co. at 171. as. 9d. per Ticket. This is the moil advantageous bargain for the public that ever was made. The Lottery will conftft of twenty five thoufand tickets only, and is to begin drawing in September. The uckets are ordered by the Lords of the Treafury to be ready in a few days. —The fol. lowing is a Hate of the bidding :- 111ceardfoo, Swift, Groves, and &snifter 417 s 9 Cope, and Co. • • - 16 14 0 Henley and Co. • 16 13 91 Bifli and Co. • - 10 II 7 Towgood and Co. - - • 16 8 6 Sievewright and Co. • - • 15 17 to A New HISTORY of ENGLAND.—The following Literary Notice appeared in the loft filenthlir Maga sky, and it announces the delign of a new and va luable Work, which cannot be viewed by the intelli gent part of the Public without confiderable intereth " WILLIAM GODWIN, Author of the Life of Geof frey Chaucer, the firft Englifh Poet, and of other Works, willies to give this public notice, that he has undertaken to compile a work, to be entitled, The Hillory of England, from the earlieft Records of Events in this Ifland, to the Revolution in 1688, to be written on a fcale not fmaller than that of the Hiflory of England, during the fame period, by Huge. He therefore invites all perfons who may poffefs rare books, manufcripts, or documents of any kind, calculated to illtiftrate the annals of this coun try, tofavour him with the infpeetion and ufe of them. He pledges himfelf to a pill and punctual conduit refpeeting the articles which may be entrufted to him, and will thankfully acknowledge the facilities which may be afforded to his purloin He would not have undertaken fuch a work, were he not animated with the ardent hope, by Rudy and diligence, to throw new light upon our annals ; and it will be the firft object of his vigilance to diva hitnfelf of fuch partialities and prepofferions as might lead him in any degree to digital or mifreprefent any tranfaeion or charaCier of which he (hall have occafion to treat. Commor,ica Lions may be addrelfed to the care of Mr. RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-Auer,blackfriars, London." , SfiOk T/A'd IYTELLIGENCP. NEWMARKET "111, MEETING; 11801. WI6t4F3DAY, yut.? ta. Fifty Pound Plate fur 3 yr olds, carrying 6ft. glb. 4 yr old, 811. j yr olds, Bft. 81b. 6yr olds, Bft. 121 b. and aged gft. D. 1. Lord Foley's ch. h. Captain Abfolute, 6 yes old • • 1 Mr. Wardell's b. m. Gratitude, 4 yr< old - 3 Sir C. Bunbury's b. m. Eleanor, aged . - 3 • - Mt. Forth's ch. h Brighton, aged Five to a againft CaptalnAbfulute—s to t againft Gratitudea—y to 4 againit Eleanor. Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought; filt. ilh. artalnft Mr. Wilton's Maiden, Bft. alb. R. M. 31;c (Dead heat )—Five to 4 againft Dreadnought. Lord Otborne's Elixabeth,Bll ; Ib . beat Lotd Greivenor's Agincourt, Bft. lib. Actors t h e Fiat, jogs —Six to 4 againft übeth. Mr. Watfon's Duxhury, Sft '6lb. beat Mr. R. Boyce's Pune.% 6ft. nib. Two yr old C. togs —Six to 4on Duxbury. Mr. Wilfoo'. brother to Merryman, a yr 4 01,1,62 3lb rte. fiord Mr. Howorth's Pimlico, 3 yn old, Bft. Two yr old Comte, sqp NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE: MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W. Alk. DVS. AIR. due. oHamburgh o - t I z Gottenburgtl o . i o o Lace 2 • Dublin Watcrford Jamaica The Fleet from St. Kin's were all weU off Kinf/ ls ott Saturday The Sopisia,• Captain Nawat At's, froth the lett of . France, arrived at Baltimore on the 7th of Pim= She failed hn the sift of March, and reports that no. late accounts bad been received of Admiial Lsetits's fquadron, but that the &kith fquadron was daily expeEl ed. A poftfcript in a letter from St. !lelena, dated the 1 tth of May, received by his Majetly's (hip l'Esrota, arrived at Portfniouth, Rates, that a fignal was then flying for eight fhips being in fight, fuppofed to be the fleet from Bengal for England- TORBAY. JULY 9.—On the 6th inftant arrived his Majelly's fhip NEMESIS, Captain Sem EavlLLv, from Cork. On the 7th failed his Majefty's (hip NEMESIA on a cruize. Yetlerday arrived the John Bull hired cutter, from Plymouth, b oun d to B r id port , w i t h cop per. This day arrived his Majefty's fhip PLoro, Captain Jeavtatw, and brig Satec 17.11 RD, Lieutenant Rat.rotra, from a cruize. FALMOUTH, JULY B.—Yefterday arrived the Prince of Wales packet, TODD, from Lifbon, in it days, and this day the Townffiend packet, DODD, from ditto, lin 9 days, with mails ; the latter packet brings an account, which w as ver y current at Lifbon, of-Tri nidad being taken by fix fail of the line ; the Auck land packet was lying in the Tagus when the Town fhend left it ; the Danifh dogger Anne Elizabeth, Lossas, from Alicant, with brandies, for orders ; the (hip Sirius, Bawre. sr, from Liverpool ror Opor. to, to wait convoy : the flip Favourite, from the Southern Whale Fifhery, paired this port to-day for London, having parted on Friday lad with the fhips Diana, infpeflor, Backhoufe, Lady Barclay, and and Elizabeth, all well, and full Ships.— Sailed his Majefty's Rtip PLovia on a mite ; Al. bertina IPru ( fian !hip). Jonas Ba4aors. for Emb. den, with fait ; Windfor Caine packet. SUTTON ; far New York and Halifax : the Princefs Charlotte packet with mails for Jamaica, is detained by the Ge neral Poft Office. Pi.vmouru, Jut.? 9.—Came in the Lord Mellon privateer, Capt. Cstow2l, from a cruize, with the Pruffian Ihip Ifis, from Bonrdeaux to Embden, with brandy, and the Danifh Ihip Venus, Capt. Leeson. from Seville to Embden, with wool, Ike. detained by her ; the Danifh brig Fortitude, from Falmouth, with. brandy ; the Kora& Poop of war from a cruize, and the Hannah, of Greenock, Captain Depose, from Newfoundland, captured the 7th Tune by . the Alcide French privateer, of 36 guns, near the Wefterm Iflands, and retaken the 22d June by the Eurota !loop of war.—Wind S. W. • POILTSMOUTH,JULY !O.—Arrived the Zunta bomb, with a convoy from the Downs. Wind W. N. W. DUAL, JULY 10.—Sailed the Ertzostrus bomb on a cruize ; alfo the homeward-bound South Seamen, for the River. Remain in the. Downs the Tea of the (hips as per lA. Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GaAvzstun, jute tr.—Paffsnl by the Auguftus Catfar, from Jamaica; Canon, Hunter, front Memell ; Sprightly, HAI from Pillaw ; Potfground. Halle. front Norway ; Julius, Lear, and the Diredter, New Man, from Roninglbcrg. • Aaa mei:l.—Off Dover, the Jane, Smith, from Linton. Off Pena - month, the Three Sifters, Thompfon, and the Jupiter, Mon. creur, from Smyrna ; Cora, Barroii; Mary. Cox, and the Ami able Betfey, from Malta; Atlas, Williams, from Zante • Sally, Brown, from Naples • Bird. Bowden, from Venice; RO: ben, Thom, from Aleffandria; Friends, Toby, and the Linton, l'ribart, from Melfina.—Off Plymouth, Finn, Thollfon, from the emit df Spain; Ceres, I.cpelly, and the Rofe, Harris, from Naples. At Hoylake, the touiftama,„ —, from Triefte. At Li verpool, the Dumfries, Bear& (11)111Yirginia ; Merchant, M'Caugh- • • fin, front Bolton; Bella, AlbErt; from St. Thomas's ; Mary, Reid, and the Hutifoet, Poole, from New York. In the Clyde, the Ardent, Ram(4y.; Jamaica, Biro( ; htMillan ; Rofina, Potter ; Hope, Reynblds, and aid Clio; Mlle, from Jamaica. At Dublin, the Montgomery, Hughes, from Jamaica. At Cork, the Nautilus, Rocue, from Jamaica, and the Mary, Athol, from Virginia. At Newfoundland, David, Wilkinfori ; Hawke, Glover; the Friendftftp, Lelley ; the Flora, Mataiews; and th 6 Indultry, Clements, from Poole; the Mweury, Brown, front Liverpool; Indefatigaitle, Walker, from Cork; Marianne from 'abort; Emulation, Hctt, and the Harmony, Paine, front Oporto. At fZbebee, the Branfterg, Sheppard, from London ; Jean, Smith, from Briftol }Lacy, Bowden, front Ciyrie; Inte grity, johnfon, Juihua,--; Thomas, —; Warren, Brunt, and the Akrander, Rcife, from Liverp4ol. At Philadelphia, the Favourite, Holliday, from Liverpool.. At New Ynrk, th e J o h n Morgan, Howard, front Liverpool. At Tortola, the Neptune, hlarthall, from Laneatter. At Bolton, the Mary, Stainworth, from &Waft; Atlantic, Brown ; United States, —.-.--; Betfef. Wheland; Commerce, Glover, and the Dryade, Grant, remit Liverpool. At Baltimore, the Vaal, Adams, from London . At Honduras, the Duckworth. and the Flizabetb, from London. At New Brunftviok, the Caledonia, Binge, front London. The Hero, Ciptain CURRIE, arrived in failed from St. Kitt's in company with the f,IIL Min . ; (hips, viz. The Mentor, Lamont ; Riliiam Manning. Dixon ; Pr•.thcr Bonner ; Hdcna , ll3ye , s ; Grace, &cling; Nelftra. P.Thine ; Inte grity, Gardner ; Loyalty, tlit.;lhrs ; and the Britlat Tar. Ayt:s, tor Lond,m; Auguit.t, Bland, Pa. Livetpoo/ Beim Fleck for Clyde ; Carotin.. Clime ; mut the Pitt, p;,t•r iStat•J, u.i dcr convoy of the Cypriot . ' frigate. which tit- 2ottd from in tit. 13. long. as. :3 and t:o.n the fl ct •41 the tit hdtant. -- The IVIIITer;a. tram Jamaica ivr Leimiaet, cal.titt•ecl and esrriee: into Cuba. The Fumy, S t!trr, hum Wa:es. fur Cott, is totally fhr .tuektatAi r, ith a wail from Falsouush, it rrirect atLilbesu. 111 1