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MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR oyster, MAY 27 4 1806. 65ft R egiment 'of Foot—Major Frederick Barlow to be !deuce mint Colonel. i.y porthole, vice Rudfdell, wbo retires. A Corps of Infantry for Service at the Cape of Good Hope. Briteadier General Hon. Alexander Hope. from half pay of the late Nottingham Fencible Infantry ,to be Colonel. Coonniilions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk. Blackfintirn Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Tho nas jarne, Hawn, Efq to be Captain of the Isworth Com pany. Dated September 1. t So.. Woodbridge Volunteer Infantry. John Purcell, Efq. to be Major Commandant. Dated January to, 1804 " To be Captains—Falnsund jenney.Efq. Dated Sept 3, George Doughty I.yna, ..nd Charles Moor, Efqrs. Dated Sep tember 24, 1803. To be Lieutenants—Abraham Brook. Gent. Dated July 30. 18423 ' John Garrett, Robert Alien, and Nathaniel Manby, Gents. — Dated September se 18 .31. To be Enfign—Leonard Pierian, Gent. Dated as above. Iplorich Volunteer Infantry. Robert Harris. Gent. to be Quarter.Mafter. Dated Feb. 26, 5804. ltrilvidge Volonteer Infantry. Jofrpb Godfrey, and John Spalding, Vales. to he Captains ; John Crifp. and Geoige Alba), Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated July to. 1803. George Bird. Gent to be Fnfign. Dated Feb $4, 2806. Richard Co'hns. Gent. to be Enllgn. Dated March 24, 1806. Benjamin Prat, Gent. to be Quarter Matter. Dated Auguft 19, 1803. Hollefley-Bay Volunteer infantry. William Woods Page, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Command ant. Dated July 2, iflos. Thomas Prehts,Ef . to bc Major. Dared Nov. t, Samuel Jealfrefoo, .to be Captain. Dated Odtober 24, 1803. Tr ' e 1. , • en' Waller. David Hughes, and Benjamin o be neutenantt—Jeptlia.. Culehefter,Gents. Dated Sept 24, 01 . 3. Robert Mabfom Gent. Dated Odtobcr 24, 1805. Richard Wood Oldham, Gent. rated November t. 1805. To be Enlignw.-kobert Mabfon, and William Weeding, Gents . Dated September 24, 1803. Samuel Thomproa, Gent. Dated November To 180 5. To be Adjutant—James WilCon, Gent Dated Sept. a - 4,1873. Cohteis V4unteer Infantry. JolinVernen, Efq to be Major Commandant. Dated May 14,1305. ames Pipe, and John Perm . , Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Oftober 14, 5805. To be Eiilignr.Jobn Marley, John Linficad, and --- Jacobs, Gent.. Dated May 24, 1805. Leine - in and Thebes - ton Volunteer Infantry. Erwin Jerilyn, Efq. to be Captain Commandant. Dated oao. bet Is, 5803. ill Corps Yeomanry Cavalry. Ruben Crabtree, Efq. to be Captain Commandant, Richard nay. Cent. to be Lieutenant. and Alderman Wootward, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated December 20, 1805. Con - unarms in the Upper Tivy Voltinteers, figned lay the Lord Lieutenant of Cardiganibire. To be Captains—David Davies, Efq. vice Lluyd, reigned. Dated March 2, 18 5. David Juel Jetikins,Efq. Dated September 2, iBos. Thomas Hugh Jones. Efq. Dated September 3, 1805. Job Sheldon, Efq. vice &teal, reigned. Dated Feb. 6, 1806. To be Lieutenants—Rowland Parry, and James Hughes, Gents. - - Dar d Augutt 6, dos. Thomas Edmunds, and David Evans, Gents. Dated Fcb.6.1806. To be 1,.1 Etna—David Roberta, Gent. Dated Auguit 6, 180.5. Thomas Viilliarna, Gent. hued February 0, 18os. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Marnand, George Duckworth, Peter Sutton, and Tho mas Holland. of Matieheßer, entton-fpinners, May ty, 1806. Thomas Wo-thlrgton, Thomas Cardwell, and John Baster, of Mancbefter, manufatiurers and dealers in filk, Italian, and other goods,. January t, 5806. Thomas Slater and Andrew John Simplon, of King!ton upon- Hull, brokers and merchants, May is. 1806. Samuel Fletcher and Thomas Holllngfworth, of Liverpool, ca binet. makers and joiners, May al, it'd. John 'Eunnoai d Andrew I oughnan.of I ondon, May 27,5806. William Susden, late of Icgtiley, Yorkatire. woolflapler, and John Hotting., of tZtadring Eandlke, Lineulaltire, tanners and tellmonger hl.q , rt, 18°6. Jam a Mee* and William Morris, of Norton St. Phillips, Sumer • (retire, manners, May 9. tBo6. iriant inhale and John !Ware, of Manchi.fher,bricklayus and builders, May 9, t.e6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June v 4. John Fry. of New Goulftone-ilreet, Whlteebapel, Mid dleka, fugar refiner, at ten, at GuildbalL BANKRUPTS. - - Syleetter Mayrlog. of Maneliefter, merchant, to forrender June fa. sj. and July It. at three. at the Bridgewater Arms hin, in hlanche.fter. AOOlOll/. Mr. Hewitt, Mancheiter ; or Mr. Harrifon, Craren-flrer t, Strand. William Robinton, of A; anthelter. cotton. fpinner. dealer and chap man, June as, 17, and July 8. at three. at the Star Inn, Man abetter. Attorniee, Melte' Sba.pc and Fecke, Manehefter. John Jacobs, of Broker's Garden, Lesdenhall.itreet, London, watch- maker, drakes and elsapman, June 10, St tco. June 14,and July IL at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. 'tams, No. It, urge (tree:, fellnewies John Hoi th, lee of Norwich, upholft,rer, June 3. la, and July 8, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meffra. Smith and Cher Honk, St Paul's Churehlard, London. John Nis lair of Chatham, Kent, taylir and draper, jone 3, 04, a/ tw e lve. and July 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Moy Thonsa., 11.arldinier. lane, Manfion l ute, London. Ana I. rden, of farehans, Hants, milliner,deokr and elespwo. man. Slay 3t , Jane y and Jul/ 8, at ten. at Guiklhall, London. Art .rcey, Mr. Lye ' Took's•court.Curfitor•ltreet, London. D.is i.l Weeden, late of Whiteehapel Road, Middlefel. 7, dealer and chapnian, June 3,5, and July 8, at ICII, Attorney, Mr. AlLut, London-Wed, Fentharche ' 3*l. plaks, late of the part If Woodchefter, Gloucellerthlred clothier, dealer and chapman, June j, ta. and July 8, at ten, at Guildhall London. Attorney, Mr. Jacklon, Gray's Inu.tquare, - - London. Edward Bedford and John Kemplter, of lialefowen. Salop, wire drawer,. Cicalas and chapmen, and copartners, June 3, at ten, June 4, and July 8, at twelve, at th Sbaktfmar Tavern, Bir mingham. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn, London; ur M LW. Spurrier, Birmingham . Alexander Woodward, of Liverpool. wine-inerehant, June 19,10, and July 8, at one, at the York Hotel, in Williantfontquate, Liverpool. Attorney, Me. Robert Greases, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS._ Pose a. John Hasledine, of Bridgnorth, Salop, iron-founder, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Pig and Cattle Inn, Bridgnonh. June 2. Thomas Rowley and John Rowley. of Salford, Lanca fhire, cotton.fpinners, partners, dealers and ebapmen, at twelve, at the Dag Tavern, Deanfgate, Manchefter. June a. William H ulks and George Hallos, late of Bridgnonh, Salop, linen and wonted yarn manufaCturcrs. dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at eleven, at the Pig and l'aftle, in Bridrnorth. June 3. Andrew Barry, Vere Rent, Olford.ftrect, Middlefez, upholftercr, dealer and chapinan ,at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 3. Jacob Mendes Da Cott*, of Thavies Inn, Holborn, Lon don, merchant, broker, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall June 3. Thomas Kemp, now or late of Knirefbrough, Yorkthire, fin-dreffcr, at eleven, at the Crown and Bell inn, Knarelbrough. June 3. John Kilfhaw, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe 11 avern, Liverpool. June 4. ;obis Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, Yeathires rope maker, ilaz-dreffer, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Ua .. tine Inn, Sheffield. June 4. John Jewett. of Manehefter, manufadturer, dealer and cb.ipman, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchelle. Jane 4. Richard Davies, of Shrewfbury, Salop, porter-nserchaet, innholderoleala and chapman, at one, at the Cattle Inn, Shrew( b. June s y . Charles Cole, of York, merchant, tailor, dealer and char man, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, York. joss 5. John e., of Woodford, Effez, vidualler, dealer and ehapntan, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Juste 5. John Whitehead, late of Rochdale, Lancathint, Innkeeper, ider and chaparan, at tea, at the bode of Mr. Marks Tha• thaw, in Halifax, Yorkihire. Junes. James Lyon, of Savage-Gardens, Loodoo, merchant, dealer and Aswan, at ten, at Guildhall June f pram aferriton, late of Pila•Mufh, Gioneelterlhlre, Molex and chap eau. at eleven, at the Rummer Brack Joisa ri names of Thames .Dimon, Surrey,fzzaker. booker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jaw 3. Henry Lea, ef Rope.hiaker's Street, Moorfields, and of Ilithopfgatettreet, Landon, tobaceonift, dealer and chammo, at Mt. at Guildhall. Jon s. Benjamin Smith, jun. and John Cherry, of Red Lion- Brett. Middletez, watch manufadurm and copartners, dealers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June s. William Bryon, of St. Mary at Hill, London, brandy merchant, dealer and Chapman, at tan, at Guildhall. June s. Paul Edward Ford, now or late of Howland Mews Weft, Middkfes, hackney:ma, dealer andchapsnan, at ten,at Guildhall Janes. Gecege Wills, of the High-item, Whltechapel, Middle fez, tailor, dealer and damnation eleven, at Guildhall. London. Junes. W W4m Watmore,of New Wake, Bak mire, innkeeper, Mast and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. ininlk. James Grierfon and Andrew M'Kensie, of Manehefter, gegme.peiraers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter. bite 6. Ri.bert Mardian, ot Adwiek-upon•Sereet,Yorkllilre corn trader, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at the Elephant, DonCafter. Jens 7. Thomas Bayley, of Bilhopfgata-dreet Without, London, wine and beer merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. pas 7 Richard Guyer, dGramehurch•ftreet, London, batter, at twelve. at Guildhall. Jane 7 , John W ißlam Uther,oow or late of Bowling Green lane, 4 ,ClerkenweU, vidtualler, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Otdldhall. Jame 7. Thomas Blowers, of London•ftreet, St. Pancras, Mid. tucks, linen-drapes. dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Jane 7. Stanley Martha Pilber,of Gravelend. Kent, Uncts-draper, dealer and chapman, an ten, at Guildhall, London. June 7. John Williams.of Llanlidan, Denbighthire, North Wales, dealer in cattle, dexter and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 7. Jofeph Bralbridge, of Fleet.ftreet, London, fdverfmith, dealer and chaps an, at twelve, at Guildhall. Pine 9. Edward Dunmore, of fitoriton.Wyvell, Leicefteribire, miller, dudes . and chapeau, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Market Harborough, Lein:nests/re. one 9. Samuel 1 enton,now or late of Market-Harborough, Lel. cefirrffilre, horfe.deakr, at eleven, at the Angel Ina, Market. Harborough. June 9. Mac Reston, late of Manningtree, Effez, baker dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Coleisefter. June 9. John Stain, Ins of the parilla of Lubenhana,Leicefterffilre, farmer, dealer and ehapinan, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Market- Harbormigh, Lateens:Oaks. June 9 William Orbell, late of 'cilium, Suffolk, Shopkeeper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Sudbury, Suffolk. funs to. JeCeph Groves and William Deakin, jun. late of Li verpool, merchant., brokers, and copartners, at twelve, at the York Hotel, LiserpooL Junc FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 15. The following perfons were this day prefentcd to his Imperial MaoSy. M. de Trechefs Walburgh, Envoy Extraordinary and Mituifter Plenipotentiary from the King of Wur temberg. M. de Scufft, the Minifter of the Eleetor of Saxony. Counts Sickingen and Baffenheim ; Baron de Hau thaufen and M. Souza HoMein and Souza Brotelho. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. MADRID, APRIL 17.—The Grand Inquifitor, the Archbilhop of Sarragoffa, has been exalted to the dignity of Patriarch of the Indies and of Spain. The day before yetlerday, Marquis del Socorro, Captain General of Marines, was interred with the honours due to his rank. Five hundred prifoners ar rived at Barcelona in cartels. They are part of the regiment of Celiac, taken by Admiral Nelfon, on the pallage from Barcelona to Mahon. Bout°, (IMPARTMENT Or LAIN) MAY I2.—Two women who arrived at Lyons from St. Lambert on the 25th April, pallid that night there. On the following morning they purfued their journey, over mountains covered with Mow. In confequence of a thick mill, they could not fee two Reps before them. After having walked a long way, they per ceived they had gone aßray. They wandered for upwards of three hours, over rocks and brambles. Having reached the commit of the mountain, they were defeending to the other fide, which was a ?erica precipice. Thefe two unfortunate women, who became entangled among the rocks which overhung the precipice, were almoll within two yards of W- I truition, when they halted, either through fatigue, or a forewarning of their danger, and exclaimed— „Oh Goo, help, help !" A man of the name of Claude David Roffct, whl lived at the other fide of the precipice, cried out to them, "Stir not a Rep, or you are dead." By a bye-path he loon reached the top of the rock, and there found the women, fpeech left through terror; be inaantly endeavoured to place one of them out of danger, but as he was affilling her Ate fainted away. David Itnfret took a (mall bit of fugar out of a bag which the tad, and introducing it into her month recovered her. He inilantly pro. ceeded to help the other woman, but be had fcarcely advanced three Reps, when the ice which bad been congaed under his wooden [hoes caufed him to flip ; he difappeared, and was found dead at the bottom of the precipice. ROLL 4ND. PRIVATE LI.TVER. HAGOI. May 21.—" By a courier arrived heft on Monday left, from our Deputation at Paris, we learn that the long pending negociation is at length terminated. If our negotiators have not been able to retain our inderndenee, they have at leaft made the heft bargain potnble ; we ate, it is Paid, to receive Prince Louis, not as King but as Captain and Admi ral General, Stadtholder, &c their High Mightineffes to remain on the prefent footing; the iniereil of the National Debt to be paid as ufual ; the fyllem of taxation not to be altered ; the religion of the country not to be changed ; an si the confiitution to remain the fame. The prefent etitionary to continue fecond in command, if it fhall pleafe him, which is not very likely, he having for fome time pail kept himfelt iR marching readinefs. In order to humour the Calvinifis, who had expreffed their apprehenfions thai the Catho lics would profit by the propofed political change, the Bonaparte family being profetred friends of that Church ! it teems that Prince Louis has graciotdly promifed the Deputation, that he will caufe his fon to be educated in the principles of the Proteflant Religion. Such are the reports here ; while from France they write, that the Government has axpreffed its ardent willies to the Deputation at Paris, to fee the ancient Republican give way to a Monarchical form of Government. Sooner or later we (hall cer tainly be king'd. The flocks have rifen about one per cent. on the report that the National Debt is not Ito be expunged." WEDNESDAY, MAY AI. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CI OCICt Confols,for ops.6tlf—Radueol 591-omnium sf. . COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiterdatn 36 3sUL I Cadiz pap 1 Naples 44 Do: at fight 35 4 Ditto 371c6. Gems 47 Rotterdam at 6 s Uf. Madrid pap Lifbon 6o Hamburg!' 34 1 21UL Ditto 3 s f sir Oporto 61 Akan* 34 S I UL Who* 37 elf. Dublin is Par*: day's date Ls s Is- Legion 3 i Cork 13 Paris - 24 10 sUr Venice 68 livresPicoll effedUre Bourdesuz 24 11 ditto per El. Ruling. Aglo on the Bank of Holland 31 per Cent. New Dollars 0 • 5 Si Some letters from Holland, of the 21ft infant. Rate that Bo is fo far difpoted to confult the prejudices of the Dutch, ■s to content that no monarchical form of Government (ball be impofed upon them, but that Prince Louis is to abtoib all the power and privileges, under a name lets obnozi. out than that of King; he is to be created, it is (aid, Captain and Admiral General, and Stadtholder !I Windfor Terrace was very numerouily etrowded on Monday evening. in confequence of their Mal ESTI Ls and the ROYAL FAMILY being prefent. Yellerday his Royal Hig!ref; the Prince of Wm.'s honoured his Grace the Duke of Noma& with his cnmpany tn dinner. The Lord High Chancellor, the Firtl Lnrd of the Admiralty, the Secretary at War, the Lnrd Advocate of Scotland, Earls , PERCY and Cow, se, Lord Fos. ay, and Sir ARTHVII Plouovr, were alto obferved to be among the company. _ On Thurfday, according to notice from the High Sheriff, a Special County Court was held at the Cattle of Chefter. for the eleftion of a Member to reprefent that County in Parliament, in the room of W. Lose. Tow, Efq. deceafed, when Davies D AAAAA oar, Elq. was propofed by J,iva THOMAS STANLIIT, Efq. of Al derley, and feconded by the Rev. Roca& JAcesow, and unanimoufly eleited. An exprefs arrived yeflerday at Argyle Houfe, Avgyle.ftreet, Rating, that the Duke of AtcYLl had been feized with a paralytic Broke, at his feat, Inve rary Cattle, Argylelhire, and was not expedted to re cover. His Grace is in his 86th year. Lord Jona CAMPSIILL, his Grace's fecond fon, and his lady, im mediately let off for Scotland. It is to he hoped that the apprehenfions entertained for the fafety of St. Helena, are unfounded. The prudent and cautious meafures adopted for the pro- 1 teflion of the Mend by Governor PATON, are the belt calculated for its fafety : Betides a regularly dad. plined regiment, there is a large body of militia in the ifland, formed by almoft the whole of the inhabitants, who. on the appearance of three, or more (hips, all repair to their different polls and batteries the oughout the ifland, and wait the orders of the Governer- The ifland is fcarcely vulnerable in any. one point, being protected by i,s high rocks,and many heavy batteries. No (hips are permitted to come wiltin gun mot after fun let, nor before fun rife. The abrifes committed in the WeR Indies, appear to exceed every thing that was ever Rated in romance. When the proper time Ihall come for the publication of are Reports, made to the Treafury by the Corn miff-toners fent out tinder the Aft, it will aßonifh the world thAt the country Ihnuld have In long been kept in ignorance of the injuries it was fuffering. They dUcovered that forged bills and receipts for articles never purchafed, and drawing bills on Go vernment, iiidorfed under forged and &lions names, were common and notorious. They found a moft Lure colluflon between tbe effi cers of Government, and the Merchants and Con traitors, by which the latter were allowed to charge fibres at a much higher rate than they might have been obtained for in the market. in one infiance, as was flatted by Lord HENRY PETTY, it was dircovered that to cover this iniquity, a bribe of 87,0001. had been given ; in another, a bribe 0135,0001. Velfels, houfes, fibres, &c. were ufually hired at molk extravagant rates, in confequence of fraudulent contrafts, where others might have been obtained much cheaper. But worfe than either of thefe ini quities, was the diabolical fraud of (offering the Merchants and Contraftors to furnifh his Mijefty'. troops with inferior and tad rum, and other articles, at an extravagant rate, by which the lives of the troops were endangered, as well as the country de handed. And, for the purport of committing tbefe prattices, all free competition for the fupply of articles was pre. vented ; and every obllacle was put in the way, even of the purchafe of bills on the Treafury. They were dated in one ifland and negotiated in another $ and they were fold at a much mere advantageous ex change, than that at which the Officers debited them (elves in their accounts. The whole of this (Gene will now be developed. Dublin NA(II7CAL INT LLLIGENCE. iiat;ford Hantbursh MAILS THIS DAY.....Wind E. ♦ 11. DUI. All. OVA I i Gottrnburgh 0 0 1 I !Arbon o t o s Iceward Wand 0 0 Psymourst, Mar a6.—Came in the Pappenberg galliot De Nor Tartna.Captai n o I . I • WAORN ER, from St. Martin's, laden with falt, bound to Pappenburgh, detained-by the A ,of 18 guns. Sailed the Loran, of 40 guns, and the HAZARD, of 18 guns, to the Wellward, the latter with dicpatches for Lord Coss' r. (swoop ; Bellona cartel, Captain LAMB, from the Cape of Good Hope, for Amaerdam, having on board Governor General jaussu and his fuite. PORTSMOUTH. Mar zy.—Arrived the HIARN brig of war, from the eaftward, and the Ex nowt. bomb, with the Catnperdown and Benfon tranfports, and a fleet of outward-bound weird' under convoy from the Downs. Came up from Cowes Road, the Harmony tranfport, Captain Tuoanymr. Dropped Down to Cowes the MILAN, Admiral Balk Lay. DIAL, Mar ay.—Arrived the HAILLIQZJIN armed fhip from Plymouth, with a convoy, which aro failed for the River, and the Haatscky is to the well ward. Arrivellabe A Hoop of war, and the BOLD gun brig, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the (hips as per lall.—Wind S.E. Dam, Mar ay.—Sailed this morning a large fleet of colliers for the northward alb the brig Hope, Captain Wrs.sJis, with wine from Oporto for Aber deen ; and the brig Pelham, Captain Smryrr, of and for Hull, with fruit from St. Michael's. Paired by this day a large convoy from the weaward, corralling principally of SWedifh veffels from Lifbon bound to the Baltic. The asip Navigator from New York, naffed by here this morning, on her voyage to Am aerdam. Wind South, and thick weather. Si , Max 27.--The Hamburgh fhip, Jo. Kann Andreas, Capt. Haas II au, with fugar, eaffee, &c. from Philadelphia, bound to Hamburgh, detained by the Moiety gun brig, is reflored, and allowed to fail on her voyage : the welt from hence this morning; and the Adive fchooner, Capt. nossea, with fugar, coffee, &c. from St. Bartholomew's, bound to Ham burgh, detained by the SWIFT, Capt. Wainer, is alfo cleared, and proceeds hence to-morrow ; the Econo my, Capt. Fuxin, bound alfo to Hamburgh, is alfo liberated, and will fail to.mort ow or Thurfday. Sailed the Amazon, Boca um from hence to London. HARWICH, MAY ay. — The 270 cats of dollars, value about four hundred thoufand pounds, landed here fome time ago out of the ruins frigate, from Cuxhaven, were yellerday forwarded to Londnn by (even waggons, under the efcort of a troop of dra goons from Colchelter garrifon. The Auckland Packet, Captain BILSOCI, and the Auckland, Cast. Hastssnua, failed yellerday morning for Norm, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails. At the fame time the Prince of Wales Packet, Captain A. Diana, with two Mails for Gottenburgh. A letter from Valenciennes, dated early this month, contains the following paragraph : " We have this moment been given to underhand, that the exchange of prifoners is at length finally fettled. and that we (hall be permitted to return home immediately." Sir Hetax NIALZ has taken his feat at the Board of Admiralty, and is to occupy one of the houfes in that place. Sir JAMES SAUMAIM had yefterday an interview with Vircount Howacc, at the Admiralty, previous to his returning the command at Jerfey. Captain Ossoams is appointed to command the LONDON, of 98 guns, at Portfmooth, in dse roum of Sir HA Ray NaALI• --- - General Dominion arrived on Sunday at Har• wich from the Continent. He is at prefent detained at that port uutil he (hall obtain the neceffary ports. The tonnage of the Four Frenchmen of war, prizes to Rear Admiral Sir R. STRACHAII• has been lately taken by meafurement, and is as followi Du Goal Trouin, now rimplaeable, 74 duns, am tons. Le Sdpion 74 1884 Le Mont Blanc 74 1886 Le Formidable, now le Brave 84 21;8 Total Tonnage —78,:0 Of their clafs they are the Lsrgelt (hips of their €ze and tonnage in the world. The Captain of the Marengo, with feveral of his officers, and the Captain and feveral officers of the ffelle Poole, are removed from Bifhop's Waltham to Tliame in Ozfordibite. The number of prifoners in Mill Prifon, up to Tilefday lad, is at follows : In htalth, sp.mith prifoners Sick iu il;fiital In health French prifonen Sick In hofp:tal 2,486 G 7 2.553 846 Total French aro! Spanith prifoners in Mill Prifon 3,430 Bcfides about 3,soc, In prifun Mips in Harnoaze 3300 Grand total of prifoners in this part 6,930 A number of French prifoners attempted to efcape from Portfmouth, on Friday morning, in a veffel be longing to one of the inhabi:antr, which they had leized on ; but being difcovered, they left the Chip, and fled inland. A French privateer from the file of France, on the t zth of December, captured the India Company's armed brig Viper, and the Phcenix from Calcutta, for Bombay Another privateer has taken the Melville from Calcutta for Mufcat, valued at soo,ooo rupees, and the Waldegrave from Canton for Calcutta. The American fhip Derby was forme time fince as tacked on the North Weft Coati, by the natives, during her traffic with them for furs : the Captain. his two Mates, and feven other men, were killed, and nine wounded. The natives, who are dated to have loft fifty men, were rep'ilf:d. of t buil and effe Art On 14'1 Wa b 7: Mi whi mill etc Cu a li fro as of i the RAI COI 11311 for