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L 4 1177ELLIGENCi. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH s 6. Colonel Thornton's Wirers was again brought be. Tore the Cmascsta.oa. Mr. Fowataaryt, as Counfel for the Colonel, Reed the cafe :—the (Ned of the application was ts induce his Lordthip to revile an order made in the year 1804, by which a man of the name of Nut brown, a tenant of Colonel Thornton, and who had 6: en difpoffeffed of his farm, was restored to the occupation of it until the quetlion of right &mild be fettled The condition upon which he had been reffored was, that he amid not attempt to erer. cife any ad of ovenerthip with regard to the farm, but thould merely ufe at for the purpofe of hut. wildry. This Condition he had violated, and had t MT?: ed the effete to become entirely' dilapidated, and fie fields . totally uncultivated. It was therefore w:!hed that his Lordibip would remove him, and ap rwint &me perfon to manage the farm who would H:e proper care of it. jir Totowa' Toluene was heard on the tittle fide, and Mi. Itostiatv in favour of Nutbrown. Altai a (holt reply by Mr. FonaLaaigia, Colonel Thornton tuft and addreffed the Coon in a ftrain of humour, though Upon' a matter of fuch ferious confequenee to bithfelf. iirefulably laughable.— He apologized for. his ignoraace of the forms of the Court, but thought it ocean* to (AY fomealsini himfelf, in which he allured his Lordiblp he should be as laconic as poflible. He defcribed the fervicet he had rendered the Plaintiff, kohl his fir& introduc tion, when they Mr. id to (port togethe to the time of h is letting the eftate of Falconer's Hall to him, when he not only placed him in a farm oflloo acres. worth 'cool. a year, but lent him a fum of rdoney to enable him to carry it on, which he gave him at the rate of el. per cent. when he paid 301. per cent. hidifelf for it at the bankers. Yet he Paid, he was derCribed as having aeeJ oppreffively; it was a fingular kind of opt:nation, to place a man in a farm, lend him money to tarry it on, and not demand any Teat of him for gferies of tirhe. The reafuns why he (laid not (wear to a patticular (gm dire by the Plain tiff to him as mentioned on a fotmee occafion, he now explained—he bad a eaufe pending, in conk vie= of which he every day expelled to receive zs,Oool. hilt from want of form, or foidething or another, he did not underhand, be had not received a chilling of it to the prefent hour ; he was to have allotted the Plaintiff sod. per annum for managing lkiscencerns, and when lie came to (wear, he forgot dig he had lent him fool. not becaufe he was natu rally forgetful, bdt the circumgance already hated; coined to a multiplicity of other misfortune., drove st entirely out of his head. He then went into a detail of vise tfilaPidations, and obferved, that his fervants bad eoilfpired agginft him, dote his heap, robbed him of his corn, &c. and be had at that time a capfe depending at the YorkAffizes for dsofe offenceswhich wire ionneeed with the elate in queftion. and which be fuppofed ht might lofe, becaufe he was not pre fent hirnfelf. yet he could not be in two places at once ' • if at York he mufilofe his teat here, which would be of the greater confequence of the two: He th en gave a molt elaborate dectiption of the farm ',fell, tyre dwelling hoofe of which was perched on the top of a bill, for the purpofes of hawking and hunting : Wh en h e *enc . down to look at it, ;ant of finding fields of waving corn, turnip and graf.lands g as greed° as emeralds, the frit were covered witjr thidies, and the latter overrun' by die fwinifk multitude. That which liefore afforded him gehearful and confolin g efrofpte, now gild firth with regret : clinic thinks were a moll luxuriant crop, and in that part of the country the wind frequently blew fliarp from differ ent directions, fometitnes a wehern breeze blew hard, at other times an ea ern returtied the compliment, then north; then - tooth, and (non; fo that every blalt fent forth a cloud of thilik down. threaoming define dim to 30,000 Cites of land, which lay contiguous, and all of which was loft by order of the Court of chancery—nothin g was to be feen but g wildernefs of thifiles through the whole country I and fo formi &Me was the cloud of down which conliantly /bated in the air, that the gallant Mai.)r Trphain, though Mounted on i ii war borfe, did not dare to face it.—. He fhotrld have endeavoured to runt out the thither, but he was told the order of the Court of Chancery prevented him and, recolleeing the well•ktown motto, Nemo me Umpire laedßi, he was unwilling to try the experiment. What added fill more to his difirefs was. that he had agreed with the Plaintiff that he,' the Plaintiff, was to pay the tithes. and feting how matters were, he defied the clergyman, the Rei. Mr. Sykes, to take as much as he could gei, Mho promifed he would ; and declared, at the fans* time, he would arra the Plaintiff for the remainder. after Chriftmas ; but, like a bad foortfmah, who aims at a partridge and kills his dog, the parfon, inflead of feeking rediefs from the plaintiff, aelually arrefied him, though his hands were tied behind him by the Coon. To fee* redrefs from the tenant was ufelefs was not worth a ; and as there was no wool on his back, and force on his own, be fuppofed that was the reafon he was thus perfecuted. As to the fared itfelf, at that inflantsit was worth nothing at ail, die buildings were all in decay, the paling and iailine bioken down, the turnips not weeded, and no feeds town for the enfding kafon. With refpelt to die flock of cattle. there was but one brood mare of his own on all the lands, and even that was felled by the Court of Chancery; v:itb refpee to the Plain itiff's Attorney, he knew little about him ; but he siceoed, that the affidavits, on the part of the plain !ici, were made for the purpofe of impofing upon the and if the matter went to (wearing, he would give op the point direftly. They had (worn that horavills Rvd was no better than a rake warren; a curious rabbit warren, worth io,oool. a year. Here the Cnanc , acoe obferved, that it was the prettiell rabbit warren he had ever teen. The Colonel continued; he admitted keeping hawks and hounds certainly ►an away with a great deal of money, but that was no reafon his tenant fbould run away with all his money; but as PROVIDE nes had hi therto afGiled him in all his troubles, he would not del: pair on the prefent occafion. He therefore trulled his Lora/sip would interfere, and retirees his grievances. it; however, that was not to be done, he fhould not only fat off hinifelf, but would alto advife all the land lords in the country to do the fame, and leave their farms in the Court of Chancery. The LORD CHANCEL Loa reviewed the whole of the raft, and regtetted - the aircurattances which had led IPSWICH, MARCH is. .• • - to this litiottiss. It mks neither is his !wren sot was it his inclination, to decide between the panics, with reference to any thing that had not been fworts. He could not take the afertion of the richeil landlord in the kingdom; again& the oath of the pooreß cot tager. Wiliting to att for the equal benefit of both parties, he fhould look attentively into all the affida vits, and then firm that judgment which, in his view, was moti confonant to Jullice and equity. Mrs. 'Taoism, was prefent during the hearing of the caufe ' sod the Court w a s uncommon l y crowde d , from the general curiofity the former iddrefs of Co lonel Thornton had excited. Mrs. Nutbrown, wife of the Plaintiff, was air() in Court. We reCollea no other. occafiun where the party has been permitted perfonally to date his cafe in this way, excepting when Mr. Sbendan exercifed his diffinguithed abilities ola the concern s o f Drury-lane Theatre. We remember, in the time of Lord Thtulnw, that Mr. An.ui(h, the brother of the prefent Duchefs Dowager of Leeds, did make an attempt to.addrefs his Lordlllip when on thi feat of juflice. The Chancellor immediately or dered him to defill, and to Communicate with the Court in the ordinary way, through the medium 6f Coimfel. The feafon for military movements has com menced, and the troops quartered here are kept con. ffintly at exercife, to recover any lots of difeipline which might have been the confequence of the inac tivity infeparable from winter quarters. There is as yet rio certainty of this ganifon taking the field ; but there is every reafon to fuppofe that Leaden will be its place of dellination. The brigade under the im mediate command of Lord CHARLIIII FITZROY, con firing of the North York, Weft Suffolk, and Weft mintier R:igiments, had a grand field-day yefterday, under the command of his LordThip, and went through feveral n anceuvres in a mallerly manner.— The Berkilaire and Eaft Middlefez form a feparate brigade, under Brigadier General Gowsa, whore at. tention to the improvement of the Officers under his command, particularly in the principles of field forti fication, on which he frequently gives leftures in a molt able manner, relied' the higheß credit on his zeal and affiduity. The 7th Light Dragoons, com manded by Lord Paorr, were reviewed this morn ing on Ruiluncre-heath. by Lord CNARLIIS Frrzaov, and went through their feveral evolutions entirely to his fatisfataion, as well as to that of a very great number of experienced military fpellators. The aoth Light Dragoons were alfo reviewed a few days ago, and made a very brilliant and foidlerlike appearance. This Regiment has been for Conte time in expeaation of orders for Ireland ; hut this' morning an unex- Itetted route arrived, for the fist diviNon to march to-morrow on its way to Southampton, and the re. mainder to follow immediately, to form a pan of the expedition which is about to fail, under Lieutenant- General Sir Jamas CRAIG. I have kid heard, from the bell authority, that Sir J. Powart is to fur *ceed to the command of this diftriet, and not his 'Royal kilghoefs the Duke of KENT, as has been re ported. I find there are various reports refpeeting the General wlso is to have the command of the ex pedition, but I have it from very high authority that General Sir JAMES CRAIG is to be firft in command. The aoth Dragoons are ordered to take their honks with them. which may form Come bafis for x fuppofi ,tion refpeiing their deftination. The Oxford Terminal Concertcommenced this day. The amateurs will be highly gratified at the Pale of the Cabinet Piifinres, which is to take place on I'hurf day next, at Mr. Kimo's Rooms, Taviltock.fireet, Covent Garden. There are fome of the choiced things (in our opinion) that have been offered for file for a long time. CAMIRIDOk.—The two gold medals, value t 5 guineas each, for the encouragement of Clafficet Learning, are this year adjudged to Mr. WILLIAM Lotto:AL.', of St. John'; College. and Mr. WILLIAM GRANORII CAUTLIT, of Pembroke Hall, Bachelors of Arts. The fubjeet of the Poem for Mr. Stavom's Prize for the prefent year, , 4 CHRIST'S Lamentation over Jerufalem." The Rev. JAMBI SPEAR!, of Clare Han, is thofen a Senior Fellow of that Society. }has PARR.—The fafhionable promenade yefter dny was amazingly crowded with well dreffed wo men, the greater proportion of whom affumed the Spring fathions ; namely, white muflin dretres,. with fancy fpencers, made of farfnet, lilk, and bonnets of the lame. Several' of the elegantes fported very full Spenifh clonks,made of azure blue velvet. The throng of carriages wes immenfe, and among the diltinguillt ed perfonagee were the Prince of Wa Lis, the Porto guefe, Ruffian, and Sardinian Ambeffadors ; Prince and Princefs CASTELCiCALA. Colonel GRIVILLE and Lady (ported a very elegant new landau for the firß time, painted a bright yellow, with arms, mantles, highly emblazoned on all the pannels. On Saturday morning, about five o'clock, a dread ful fire broke out in the vent-Mops of Mr. Jones, hat maker, in Eton, Buckingliamfkre. It was firß dig' covered by a labouring man going to work, who gave an alarm. The proud - es were in a thou time con fumed. The flames communicated to the liable, and out buildings of the Turk's Head Inn, and Mr. Da vies, tbelandlord, with the greaten difficulty got fine horfes out of the Rabies before they were burnt. Upwards of thirty quarters of oats, a large quantity of hay and draw were in the lofts and confumed ; and, in the cellars, upwards of too gallons of differ , ent liquors were confumed. Mr. Hancock and fa mily, who retitled in an adjoining houfe, who efcap. ed with hardly any cloaths on, had no [comer left their houfc than the whole roof fell in. We are hap. py to hear no lives were 101 l The fire is fappofed to have happened by the heat of the flue in the hat ter's workfhop, where the men had been at work tate the preceding night. Old Madame BONAPARTE has failed in her endea yours to effea a reconciliation between her Eons Na- POl.lOll and Lucien (he has, however, interefied the Pore and TALLayaawn on the occafion, and much is expetled from their interference. TaLtsv- RAND is Limed to have interceded for peons likewife, and to have formed a projat for the ellablifinnent of thefe Princes in Spain and Portugal. 111 f4@, there is nothing too bold or nnjuß for the policy and am. bition oflomaraara, or too infulting for the coda lance of Europe. .101 L rprzurcuct. MAILS THIS VAT.--Wiod S. W. t ietforti Ali. sec MIL 002. S I I Hambergh p s Sabo o 4 • 4 Gottenburgh o 3 • PaIiZAIICI. Mamas 15.—Sailed yeflerday the brig Minerva, H.C. Sc IT nas, of and for Hamburgh, from Philadelphia : the pat into this port on the oth of Nov. lalt, in dinrefs, having loft her man in a gale, but the has fume had a thorough repair. —Sailed this I day the Prince of Wales, TISLUDDIA, with his Ma jelly's' hired armed brig COCZATIIICB, Lieut. Karst, for Falmcuth.—The Lubecke Burgar, Capt. HOTT• Kermit, with rye, for Oporto from Dant rig ; and the Spanith brig; prize to the Lord Nelfon, of Gum -14, are pieparing to fail next tide, as the wind. is Favourable, and, the weather fine. FALMOUTif t biaaCH 15.—Arrited the (hip Ram- Capt. SMITH, from Smyrna, *kb fruit, &c. in 10 dirt, from Gibraltar for London the was one of the fleet under convoy of the Aaaow and a bomb : when the left Gibraltar, there were arrived there of the fleet and waitin g convoy f or E ng l and, the Lady Ann, Capt. Mearyr, Speedwell, FINDLAY, Andro meda, LEVEarr, Malta, --, Pomona of Liverpool, and two thips belonging to Guernfey. The Eleanor, MALLiTT, and Miry Ann, —, from Smyrna, were Peen from the Rock 4 days prior to Capt. SMITH leaving Gibraltar, bit owing to the high winds they could, not get in. The Woodland Cale, LL strewn, bore away, before the wind; and being a fan failor, it is fuppofed the has efcaped. The Captains of the Aartow and ARCHER botirbs fought with molt deter mined bravery, the former three hours and a half, with a 44 gun frigate, the latter one hour and a half. both of which veffels were burnt immediately on fur rendering ; the crews of which, and two other vef fel., were landed at Carthagena : there was only one eranfport in the fleet who bad no troops on board : the aftiOn was on the 4th February. Capt. SMITH lays he raw two velrels let fire to by the French the night after the :talon. Sailed the PaiNce Ea asT packet, NMI, with mails for New York and Halifax; and HAMILTON packet, with mails for Jamaica. The Town:KIND packet will fait early to. moirow with two mails for Lilbon. Wind N. N. E. PLYMOUTH / MARCH 14.—Carne in the Friends, Of Teigntnouth, Ww. Vsuarao, matter, from Figneira, laden with fruit, for this port : the was chafed in the Bay of Bifcay by a French privateer, but efcaped by her fall failing. Sailed the LATONA. of 38 guns, on a mitt, and the EAGLII cutter, ditto. MA acH 16.—Sailed tall evening for the Downs, his Majefly's (hip Ck NTURIOK, of so guns, with the fol lowing 'hips under convoy, viz. —Britannia, Earl Spencer, David Scott, Euphrates, and Lord Mel ville, Indiamen, from Madras ; William, Juno, and Duchefs of Portland, from the South Seas, all for London ; many other 'refits that were bound to the raftward, availed themfelves of the opportunity, and failed at fame time: the RANGIR cutter, of 14 guns, Captain Fa a zsa, accompanied the Indiamen: failed alfo the Freede and Friendfhaaf, for St. Andeto, with flour and wheat ; Teutonia, for Lifbon, with wheat ; Jonge Guerit Bont, for Bilboa, with wheat; Mary Ann, and Santo Thomas, Spanith (hips, for Lon don ; and the Barzillia, from Jamaica, for London. —Came in the UR AlllF, of 40 guns, from a cruise; the has captured two Spanith Blips, one of which went up Channel yefterday ; alfo the Providcntia, Da nab bark, Capt. }karmic, from Salo, with wine for the navy ; Swede ketch Forrocket, Capt. OMR.. MAN, from Barcelona, laden with various goods, bound to Seville, detained by his Majefly's (hip FIR. GARD, of 44 guns; the Spanifh brig Buenavantura, from the Havannah, for Cadiz, laden With logwood, taken by the LATON A, of 3 8 guns ; and the Young Jane, Captain EURO, from `Vilmingtcn, for this port, with tar, turpentine, and Raves. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15.—Arrived the CNAY• pion frigate from a cruize. . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 1;..-Arrived the NARCIS• sus from the Eaßward ; CYCLO►S man of war ; and WoLis Hoop of war, from Lithon.—Wind S. WI Cowas, Matta 17.—Arrived the Biting States, BATSON ; and the Bengal, DOMALISON, from Can ton, the Captain of Which fays that .the Marquis of 'Ely, Oren&der, Walmer Cagle, Winchelfea, Brunt. wick, aid Thames, Company's Blips, with feveral others, arrived at Canton on the 7th, Bth, and 9th of Odober let, accompanied by his Majeßy's flips GILABAPUS, CAROL'S!, DASHIS, and Danziomzust, the latter of which was difmalied. AMOTSIZA LSTTIA, SAME vart.---Arr+ted the Rifing States, BRAGDOM, from Cbarleton, with rice for orders, and immediately fent to the Motherb sink, to perform quarantine : Alfo the American (hip Bengal,-DoNsizsoa, from Canton, with teas. Capt. DostALOSOlireports that the under named Company's (hip arrived at Canton, the 9th October lag :—Wal mer Celle, Marquis of Ely, Glatton, Cirenceffer, Winchelfea, Brunfwick, and Thames, under convoy of his Majeßy's flips GRAMPUS, CAROLINE, DIDAIO - and DASHES (loop. The Dabeicsanse had been difmalled by impetuous weather. A fine new cotter, called the Edward, was brought into Cowes lag Wecloefday, 42 tons regifter, fcized off the He of Wight by the Fox cruizer, and having on board 3a 3 calks prohibited fpirks : alfo on Saturday three fmuggling traders, belonging to St: Helen's, were feized by the Colledor and Comptroller for being illegally rigged and fitted. YAILVOUTII, %SIM ty.-. Friday Wed the Viz a , r and Fatima. P. M. arrived the Imst.sztiss, of 64 guns, from Sheernefs ; and the FLY cutter from the Tani, which place Irk left on Thurfday laft.— Yefferday the COVRIIR fent in here a larg I ;Aim, laden with indigA, bale goods, &c. The Vrnw Maria, fEmbden,Capt.C. D. Dia K s,faid to be from London for Embden, captured, going into the Teel. Arrived the Venus lugger from a cruize. This morning tail ed the PINFLOPI frigate, Mos s zi.s,and SCOOT hoops, and Cawsot gun brig on a cruize off the Ten) ; and the BADGIti, with the Dolphin (an open boat) with fpirits on board. Arrived from the northward the Daphne armed Slip, having the Orrus (a new fluop, built at Hull) under convoy : alto another Hoop, and the Favtioatrz cutter, with a veffel taken by the Clutzsa floop of war. This morning arrived here the Sr. As.aans, of 64 guns, and the BOLD gun.brig, with two prizes, taken by the CRVIZPI. Sailed the Vanua lugger for Dover. Wind S. S. E. The Courier letter of marque has detained and tent in here a brig laden with wine and brandy. The (hips in there roads are the Monmouth, Antelope, St. Albans, Adamant, In flexible. and Ardent, la Connance frigate, Bold gun brig, Infperftor (loop, Fly and Favourite cutters, the Ann and Daphne armed Gips, the Otter and another (loop under jury malls. DEAL, MARCH 15.--SAiled the DIADEM man of war for Portfmouth. Arrived the Jamaica frigate ; CYGNET and Claims Hoops of war, with feveral gun brigs from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the ref of the (hips as per lalt. P. S. Arrived and failed for Standpate Creek, the Rebecca, Mumao, from Leghorn. Wind N. W. MARCH 17.—Remairn in the Downs, the Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, and Ifis men of war; Leda, Caftor and Jamaica frig a te s ; Al er t, C ygnet, Bonetta, °ref: tes, Harpy, and Hermes (hops of war • Fury, De. variation, Lucifer, Prefpero , Volcano, Heel*, Erplo lion, and Zebra b ombs ; a large fleet of defence (hips; Mornington and Bombay Eon Indiamen, and a fleet of outward-bound veldt. The Bonetta hoop of war has a fignal for a convoy to the Weftward. Gasceoce, MARCH Is —Captain SIMPSON has re ceived orders to proceed with the Touareasszs to Plymouth, in order that the chip's company may re. ceive two years pay due to them. It is cape led the (hip will return here immediately. COPENHAGEN, FEB. 2.—The Grip Samuel, Captain Pa EDB/ORN, from St. Croix, bound to Copenhagen, having been obliged to put into Plymouth in Otto. ber laft with the las of her rudder,and other damage, when the was repaired, and proceeding on her paf- Cage was met bra privateer belonging to Guernfey, who deprived him of all the (hips' papers, and fear. ing to be met with cruisers, who would have had a legal right to feize the (hip, put into Norway, where (he is ob iged to remain during the prefent fevere win ter, until toe neceffary papers can be fent in order to proceed ih fafety to her deftined port. FROM LLOYD'S L.IST. GRAIMUND, MAICIII 14.—Paireti loy, the Monita, Lewhist e s, from Dublin.--Bailed Vrow Nadu, Hendrick, for imbden Good Intent, Crolby ; and the Ann, Devidfon. for Moore. MAUI as.-- Paired by Me Traveller. Dm* from Narks ;—• Naptunus. Peter% from Coed t Jona Wattenalan. from Litton; Vrow Johanna, Hem; Lours Margarerta, —; and the Ti me Br e d, em, —, from Laden. Ballad Ma Maria, Head, for Madeira ad Newfoundland. Amtiven.—At Ulm, the Counters of Crawford, from Newfoundland; Langley, Graham, from Leith; and Sufan and Polly, Sbaw, from London—At Oporto, Patientia, —, from Londota-.At Alexandria, Robert Kenn, from London.— A t Smyrna, Starling, Briton, from London—At Leghorn, Neveo, —, front London ; Static Mums, —; and Loultlans, Fade, from YarrisouthAt Naples, Lord Nelfun, Stayers, from Gibral tar; Union, —; and Friendthip, Clements, from Penzance.... At Venice, Willieltnina, Ohang, hum Penzance--At Barbadoes, Nevis, Conway, from Briltol—At Jamaica, Bacchut, Hughes. from Africa. At Hull, the Marianna, WM*, from New-York, At Dublin, Marlborough, Adams; Robert and Sarah, Lotaa, Eustis ; Two Wends, Hughes; and the Sanwa, from London. At Naples, Charlotte, Newton, from ; Ceres, Coles; and the Cod Hco'c, nom Gafpee Racoon, —, from jerky ; Belie Anna, Le Galles; and the Dolphin, Do. vanes, from NewfoundLud Captain SNELL is appointed to command the Avon (loop of war, at Plymouth. The Ruby, UN DiltiflLL, from Biddeford for Brif tol, has upfet in Brillol Channel, crew (and. The Thomas and Sally, Warr, from London for St. Michael's, has been captured by a privateer near St. Michael's. The George, FORM TER, from London for Mo. gadore, is captured by four Spanilh gun-boats, after an adtion of fume huurs, and carried into Ceuta. The Stranger, RICHARDSON, from Hull for Whit by, is on Chore near Flamborough Head. The New Kerrifon, BAUM, from Cork for Lon don, is totally loft on the coaft of France ; crew fared. The Maria, Hewfon, from Quebec for London, was captured off Beachy in December, and carried into Calais. The Jamaica, Wathen, from Jamaica for London, is loft mar Ambletenfe ; crew raved and prifoners in France. The Stadt Altona, from Penzance, with two other veiTels, were 101 l at Naples, January at, in a violent gale. The Admiral Duncan, —, from Gafpee, is loft at Naples. The Lark, Nozroz, from Newfoundland, for Poole,is captured and carried into France. The Falcon, FORD, from Newfoundland for Fonts. Kai ; and the Embdcn packet -, from London for Lilbon, are capta r ed by ihe Fama, Spanifh ratter, and carried into Vigo. A Sputa prize recaptured by la Sorciere pries. teer bag arrived at Nantes : hit is valued at one mil. lion of francs. Another, worth 600,000 francs, has been retaken by the fame privateer, and rent into Bourdeauz. Three more of the Autry'', convoy, the Andra meda, Spats, from Malta for London ; the Lady Ann, Marron, from Zante for London; and a vet. fel (name unknown), arrived at Gibraltar on the 13th February. There is reafon to believe that the French account of our lots has been greatly exagge rated—more veffels had, at the date of the lel letters from Gibraltar, arrived there, than the French ad. mitred to have efcaped their ft igates. The value of , tbis convoy amounted to nearly one million fferiitt & . Erin" o".,•rr. . • . It "kg neither is his *Pm SW 11.41117C4L rprzrzicuct. YAIMOVTII; %lien r 7.— Friday filled the Vizir )1 I on, to decide between the parties, -• ' my thing that had not been (worn. iltAtta Taw VAT.--Wind S. W. and Flume. P. M. arrived the liirtaziaxe, of the afertion of the richeft landlord t e s peorti AAR. DIPR. Asa. DER. 64 gnus , from Sheernefs ; and the FLY cutter from • s x Hambergh gain& the oath of the pooreft cot- P ' the Texel, which place the left on Thurfday laft.— to aft for the equ a l b ene fit o f both labia • o 4 • 4 Gottenburgh o 3 • t Yetterday the COVRIIR fent in here a larg I tallico, look attentively into all the !Aida- , • —. laden with indigA, bale goods, &c. The Vrow Maria, • rt that judgment which, in his view, Patizawca, Mamas 15.—Sailed jefferday the brig i f Embden, Capt. C. D. Di it K s,faid to be from London I it to . juftice and equity. Minery H.C. &MIRA, of and for Hamburgh, from for Embden, captured, going into the Teed. Arrived I i was prefent during the hearing of Philade lp h ia . fh . e put into this port on the 9111 of the Venus lugger from a cruize. This morning fail 1 Court was uncommonly crowded, 1 curiofity the former iddrefs oleo- Nov. laft, in di/refs, having loft her matt in a gale, ed the Peri a Love frigate, Moss ti.s, and Scowl- hoops, 1 d excited. Mrs. Nutbrown, wife. but the has fince had a thorough repair. —Sailed this and CRNSOR gun brig on a cruize off the Tete) ;an d ran alto in Court. We recollect no day th e Prince of Wales, TRSLUDDRA, with his Ma- the BADGRE, with the Dolphin (an open boat) with ere the party has been permitted jelly's' hired armed brig C k OCRATRICB, Lieut. ENT, • • • his cafe in this way, excepting when f e . . . or a sumclito.—The Lubecke Burger, Capt. HOTT- (pints on board. Arrived from the northward the cited his diftinguitbed abilities on Daphne armed flip, having the Orrsit (a new fluop, alsron, with rye, for Oporto from Dant rig ;and the built ury-lane Theatre. We remember, at Hull) under convoy : alfo another !loop, and Thurinw, that Mr. Anguifh, the •S . pandit brig; prize to the Lord Nelfon, of Guern- the Favouairr cutter, with a veffel taken by the ent . Duchefs Dowager . of Leeds, did 11- 1 . are peeparing to fail next tide, as the wind. is :n addrefs his LordThip when on the • Favourable and• the weather fi ne . Carnage ( loop of war. The Chancellor immediately or- ~.• • '• • ~' ; This morning arrived here the Sr. Atm s, of 64 xasitouvit, MARCH is.—Arrived the (hip Ram- guns, and theBOLD plling, with two prizes, taken ill. and to communicate with the • • tary way, through the medium of bler. Capt. SMITH, from . Smyrna, with fruit, &c. in b _ the c RVIZPR. Sailed the Ve nus l ugger f or 10 dire, from Gib ra l tar f or L on d on :th e was one ofT Dover. Wind S. S. E. The Courier letter of r the fleet under convoy of the ARROW and a bomb : , VICH, MARCH is. when die left Gibraltar, th ere 'were arrived there of marque has detai ne d and f ont i n h ere a b r i g lade n with wine and brandy. The (hips in there roads are -- , the fleet and waiting convoy for England, the Lady the Monmouth, Antelope, St. Albans, Adamant, In- r• military movements has tom- Ann, Capt. ?dearest, Speedwell, FINDLAY, Andro- flexible. and Ardent, la Conftance frigate, Bold gun- amps qnartered here are kept con. meda ! LEVI a sr, Malta, --, Pomona of Liverpool, , to recover any ors of difeipline brig, Infpedor (loop, Fly and Favourite cutters, the been the confequence of the inac- and two ( hips belonging to Guernfey. The Eleanor, Ann and Daphne armed Gips, the Otter and another from winter quarters. There is as Mazza-yr, and Miry Ann, —, from Smyrna, were (loop under jury mails. this ganifou taking the field ; but lien froni the Rock 4 days prior to Capt. Sierra in to fuppofe that Leiden will be . D IAL, MARCH 15.—Sailed the DIADEM man of leaving Gibraltar, bit owing to the high winds they war for Portfmouth. Arrived the JAMAICA frigate; Rion. The brigade under the im- of Lord CHARLIE FITZROY, con- could, not get in. The Woodland Cattle, Lt. swe tad e, CYGNIT and Otan's !loops of war, with feveral gun th York, Well Suffolk, and Weft- bore away, before t h e w i n d: an d b e i ng a fart failor, it brigs from a crui ze , an d rema i n i n t h e D owns with s, had a grand field-d a y y e ft er di y , is rappafed the has efcaped. The Captains of the the tell of the (hips as p er l a ft. P. S . Arr i ved and and of his Lordthip, and went Aaaow and A RCHER ER bOlitbS fought with moft deter- failed for Standp a t e C ree k, t h e R ebecca, Mumao, inteuvres in a maftetly manner.— from Leghorn. Wind N. W. mined bravery, th e f ormer t h ree h ours and a half. MARCH 17.—Remairn in the Down s , t h e M onarc h, I Eat Middlefez f or m a f ep i rate igadier•General Gowsa, whole at• with a 44 gun frigate, the latter one hour and a half, Utrecht, Leopard, and Ifis men of war; Leda, Caßor, ! o rovement of the Officers und er hi s b ot h o f which vends were burnt imm e di ate ly on f ur - and Jamaica frig a te s ; Al er t, C ygnet, B onetta, Orel. • fatly in the prin c ipl es o f fi e ld f ort i- rendering ; the crews f which, and two other vet- ten, Harpy, and Hermes Li mps o f war Fury, De. t he frequently gives 'dimes in a vaftatton, Lucifer, PrOthero, Volcano, Heel*, Eiplo- velieds the bigh e ft cr edi t on hi s fell, were , landed at Carthagen a : t h ere was on l y one lien, and Zebra bombs ; a large fleet of defence flups; The 7th Light Dragoons, CM. tranfpott In the Beet who bad no troops on board : Mornington and Bombay Eaft Indiamen, and a fleet Paorr, were reviewed this morn- th e ;Rio n was on t h e 4t h F e b ruary. Capt. Simms of outward-bound Te rr e l l . Th e Bonetta (loop of war math. by Lord CH ARLES F ITZROY , lays he taw two veil - els let fire to by th e F renc h t h e has a fignal for a convoy t o th e W e f tward. • their feveral evolutions entirely to night after the adion Sailed the Panics Ea- Gaerrioce, MARCH 12 —Captain &SIMON has re- well as to that of a very great • . . ceived orders tb proceed with the Touarsitaxze to a err , packet, PETRI, with mails for New York iced military fpeaators . The zorh Plymouth, in order that the (hip's company may re. rere alfo reviewed a f e w d a y s ago , and Halifax; a n d H AMILTON pac k et, w i t h ma i ls for ceive two years pay due to t h em . I t i s expelle d the rilliant and foidler-like appearance. Jamaica. The Towage 'ND packet will fait early to. flip will return here immediately. s been for forne time in expedation morrow with two mails for Lilbon. Wind N. N. E. COPENHAGEN, FEE. s.—The Ihip Samuel, Captain and ; hut this' morning an time- PLYMOUTH, M AR CH 14 .—C ame i n t h e F r i en d s , o f Pa EDB/ORN, from St. Cr o i x , b oun d to C open h agen, :d, for the firft di v it on to marc h • having been obliged to put into Plymou in Odo. Mouth, Wei. Vaintino, wa ft er, from Fignerrai way to Southampton, and t h e re - Teiffn her laft with the las of her rudder,and other th damage, immediately-, to form a pan of the laden with fruit, for this port : the was chafed in the when the was repaired, and proceeding on her pals i about to fail, under Lieutenant. Bay of Bifcay by a French p r i vateer , b ut e f cape d b y Page was met bra privateer belongi ng t o G uerri f ey . CRAIG. I have jug heard, from that Sir J. Pezzasirt is t o r ue - her fail failing. Sailed the LATONA, of 38 guns, on who deprived him of all the chips'ar papers, and fe. and of this diltrid, a f o l not hi s a mitt, and the E AGER cutter , di t t o . ing to be met with cruise rs , wh o wou ld h ave h ad a legal right to lilac the thin, put into Norway, where re Duke of KENT, as has been re- MA a ..': H i6.—Sailed lag evening for the Downs, his fin is ob iged to remain during the prefent revere win. 'ere are various reports refpeding Majeßy's flip CENTURION, of so guns, with the fol ter, until the neceflary papers can be fent in order to I re io f have tbe very high author command of ity the ex at - lowing 'hips und er co n vo y, v i z . —B r i tann i a , E ar l proceed ih fafety to her defined p or t. from th CRAIG is to be firft in command. S pencer, David Scott, Euph ra t es , an d L or d M e l- FROM LLOYD ' S LIST. is are ordered to take th e i r ho n ks vine, Indiamen, from Madras ; William, Juno, and GRATRIAND, MAIER ta—Paffed by. the Were, Lewitt:tea, • from Dublin.—Sailed the Vrow Nadu, Madrid', for &olden ; may form fome hafts for x fupporl. Duchefs of P ort l an d, f rom t h e S out h S eas, al l f or Good Intent, Crolby ; and the Ann, Dsvidfon, for Enema r deftination. London ; many other 'refits that were bound to the Ma RCN U.... Pared by the Travel/m.l)a.* hnno Naples ;—• Naptunus. Peers, from Cott jonge Wattennsan. , from raßviard, availed themfelves of the opportunity, and Litton; Vrow Johanna, Flea; Laura Marearetta, • sad —, • ming Concertcommenced this day. failed at fame time : the RA/ICU cutter, of 14 guns, 'ft Ma4 Br i tir;i cyd —r f ma Embdell• Sailcd as Marks Heads ill be highly gratified at the Pale of Captain Fa a axe, accompanied the Indiamen : failed Amara—At Lifboo, the Counters of Crawford, —, from es, which is to take plac e o n Thud: alfo the Freede and Friendthaaf, for St. Andeto, with Newfoundland; Langley, Graham, front Leith; and Sufan and K 1 a o's Rooms, Tavittock-ftreet, flour and I o lest ; Teutonia, for Lifbon. with wheat ; Polly, Shaw, from London—At Op or t o , Patientia, —, from There are fome of the choiceit London—At Alexandria, Robert RNA, —, front London— • ion) that have been offered for f a l e j o nge Guerit Bont, for Bilboa, with wheat ; Mary At Smyrna, Starting, Britoil, from Londen—ALfthorn, Neveo front London; Stadt Alum, and Loollana, Fade, —; , 41 Ann, and Santo Thomas, Sp an ith fli ps , f or Lon- from ' Yarrnouth..-At Naples, Lord Nelfun. Stayers, from Gibral- lie two gold medals, value 1 t don ; and the Barzillia, from Jamaica, for London. tar; Union, w At irizse'ee. ; an d Friendthfi r , oni Clenlents, from Penzance.... the encouragement of Claffical —Came in the URANIE, of 4o guns, from a cruise ; Conway , f tn na. rom B?ift g' At Jamaica, B Penzance — At hu4, Hughes. . year adjudged to Mr. WILLIAM the has captured two Spanith flips, one of which from Africa. At HO, the Marianna. WWI*, teem New-Yorks lobo'; College. and M r . W ILLIAM At Dublin, Marlborough, Adams; Robert and Sarah, ----- : went up Channel yefterday ; alfo the Providentia, IT, of Pembroke Hall, Bachelors Loulfa, Eustis ; Two Wends, Hughes; and the Baum. --. rjed of the Poem for Mr. &Layne's Da nub bark, Capt. licataasz, from Salo, with wine from London. At Naples, Charlotte, Newton, front Masi ; Ceres, Cola ; and th e C o d H i e ( —, from Gafpee R acoon , rat year, is CHRIST'S Lamentatio n for the navy ; Swede k e t c h F orroc k e t, C apt . O STER .. ..., from jerk ; Balk Anna, Le Gana ; and the Dolphin, De The Rev. James Seem, of Clare st.sa, froth Barcelona, laden with various goods, vanes, from Newfoundland ienior Fellow of that Society. bound to Seville, detained by his Majetly's fhip Fis- Captain SNELL is appointed to command the Avow I'he fahionable promenade yefter- ( l oop of war, at Plymouth. CARD, of 44 guns; the Spanith brig Buenavantura, y crowded with well drefted two- i proportion of whom affumed the f r o m the riavannah, for Cadiz, leden With Ingwood ' tol, has upfet in Briftol Channel, crew fated. lamely, white rouflin dreffes,. with taken by the LATONA, of 31 , .1 guns ; and the Young The Thomas and Sally, WATT, from London for tale of farfnet, fak, and bonnets of Jane, Captain EURD, from IrVilMington, for this St. Michael's, has been captured by a privateer near rof the elegantes (ported very full port, with tar, turpentine, and Raves. St. Michael's. de of azure blue velvet. Th e t h rong p ORTSNOUTH, MARCH 15, — A rrived the Cii•sii• The George, FORRISTER, from London f or M o . 1 imenfe, and among the dillinguilts- gadore, is captured by four Spanifh gun-boats, after i' riot frigate from a cruize. : the Prince of WALIs, the FOTED- an adion of fume hours, and carried into Ceuta. 1 Sardinian Ambaffadors ; Prince . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 17..--Attilled the NARCIP The Stranger, RICHARDSON, from Hull for Whit- I. ELCICALA. Colonel GRIvILLI and sus from the Eaßward ; CYCLOPS man of war; and by, is on (bore near Flamborough Head. ry elegant new landau for the &ft Wol.ra goop of war, from Lithon.—Wind S. W. 'The New Kerrifon, BARIBR, from Cork for Lon- fi i t fight yellow, with arms, mantles, '1 ion all the gannets . Cowes, Matta 17.—Arrived the Rifing s tater, . don, is totally loft on the coati of France ; crew faired. BAT The Maria, Hewfon, from Qu ebec for London, uning, about five o'clock, a d rea d- SON ; and the Bengal, DONALDSON, from Can- was captured off Beachy in December, and carried ! 1 the work th ops of Mr. J ones , h at - tun, the Captain of Which lays that ,the Marquis of i nto C alais. 11, Buckingliamflore. It was firft dig' •Ely, Crenilefter, Weimer Cagle, Winchelfea, Brunt. The Jamaica, Wathen, from Jamaica for London, mug man going to work, who gave wick, and Thames, Company's (him with feveral is loft near Ambleteufe ; crew Caved and prifoners in remotes were in a thou time con- s communicated to the tables and others, arrived at Canton on the 7th, Bth, and 9th of France. The Stadt Altona, from Penzance, with two other e Turk's Head Inn, and Mr. Da- Odober laft, accompanied by his Majefty's (hips veffels, were 101 l at Naples, January at, in a violent with the greateft difficulty got it Gainey', Caitozrer, DASHER, and Denatomaust, gate. he [tables before they were bu rn t. the latter of which was difmated . The Admiral Duncan, —, from Gafpee, is 101 l quarters of oats, a large quantity Amortize LIITTER, SAME DATE.•••••Atitted the at Naples. - acre in the lofts and confumed ; R•frn S tates, B The Lark, NORTON, from Newfoundland, for , upwards of too gallons of differ- a g Rectum, from Cbarlefton, with rice Poole,is captured and carried into France. :ordained. Mr. Hancock and fa- for orders, and immediately fent to the Motherbank, The Falcon, FORD, from Newfoundland for Porto- 1 in an adjoining houfe, who efcap- to perform quarantine : Alto the American fhip gal; and the Embdenpacket,—, from London may cloaths on, had no fooner left &nat.-Dome:Aiwa, from Canton, with tees. Capt. for Lifbon, are captareil by the Forma, Spanith pri• ~ !re whole roof fell in. We are hap. DoaALDsos reports that the under named Company's ratter, and carried into Vigo. ti i were loft. The fi re is fappofed . . A Spanifh . prize recaptured h . yla Sorciere prin. 11 &fp arrived at Canton, the 9th October tat :—Wal- by the heat of the flue in the hat-teer has arrived at Nantes : the is valued at one ma. if lete the men had been at work late flier Cattle, Marquis of Ely, Glutton, Cirencefter, lion of francs. Another, worth 600,000 francs, has I , • It. Wi nc h e lf ea , Brunfivick, and Thames, under convoy been retaken by the fame privateer, and f ent i nto !I ONAPARTE has failed in her endea- Of his Majefty's flaps GRAMPUS, CAROLINE, DIDAIO- Boordeauz• lo ecoociliation between her lons Ne- Neuss, and DAMS& (loop. The DabalGransit had Three more of the Autow's convoy, the Andra tea : (he has, however, interefled . meda S PAIN, front Malta for London ; the Lady I/ been difmaßed by tempeftuous weather. A fine new A '.. ILLETRAND on the occafton, and an maims from Zante for London ; and a vet'- s cotter, called the Edward, was brought into Cowes fel (name unk nown), i arrived at Gibraltar on the , from their interference. Tatsay- ate interceded for frames likewife, laft Weclnefday, 42 tons regifter, fcized off the Inc 13th February. There is reafon to believe that the d a projcet for the eftablithinent of of Wight by the Fox cruizer, and having on board French account of our lots has been greatly exagge- iain and Portugal. In fad, there 313 calks prohibited fpirks : alfo on Saturday three rated—more venal had, at the date of the fait le t ters 1 or anjult for the policy and am- from Gibraltar, arrived there, than the French a d- ra, or too infulting for the eadu. fmu g gling traders, belonging to St: H e l en ' s , were witted to have efcaped their frigates. The value of I feized by the Collector and Comptroller for being , this convoy amounted to nearly one million flerlitt & . illegally rigged and fitted. Ulm Dear. ! ;I i I • • 1 ' ' . 1 •