Star. — London, England, 1806-04-21 00:00:00

- -- Fres lie LONDON cuzsrm, Apra t 9. At the Court at the Qteen's Palace, the 16th of Apt il, tBo6, relent, the Ring's mat Excellent MA• jelly in Council, W hetes. bu Majefty has received advice that his Majefty the Kivit of Whine has taken poffeffion of his M vicars Ekdtoral Do minions in a forcible and battle manner ; and has alfo canted it to he notified to his Mildly'', Minifler at the Court of Berlin, that all Britilh fhips were thenceforth to be eicluded from the ports of the Pruffian dominions, sad from certain other ports In the North of Europe under the forcible tontroul of Pruffia, In violation of the lull rights and inured& of his Majelty lad his dominions, and coutrary to the cast-Wiled law and predict of Nations in amity with each other : And whereas bis Majefty,by and with the advice of hie Privy Council,bas been pleafed to enure a embargo to be laid upon Yards hdunging to fubjetisof Pruißa now wlthln,or which hereafter dull come Into any ut the ports of the linked Kingdom of Great Britain and Irel: nd, together with all perfon and effects on board the bid vetch: And whereas there is juft rearm to spore head that the ncutrelity of the Rivers Elbe, Wcfer, and Ems, and the free navigation thereof, will not, under there eircumilances, be duly refpcdied by his Majefty's enemies, but will be rendered fuhjeet to the hollik =arum above defcribcd; his Majefty, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, Is pleated to order, and it is hereby ordered, that a general emsargo or flop be made in like manner, until further order born this Board, of all flips and veil& belonging to perdu, refiding in any ports or places fituate upon the laid Rivers Elbe, Wefer, and Ems, lave and escept ad fels under the Danith flag,and alb rave and except, that in refpedt to the pods and effects on board fuch flips and veffels which (hail base bor t= Was In, or arc coming curifiaried to any pore of the United , the fame ball be forthwith liberated sod diner ed 4401 . Faders or confignees rdpedlively : MAU is bat by feribewerdered. that no property or freight-massy appearing r ai r . : to any fubjedt of Proms, or to any pedant Meg as infpeding which, proceedings ate now deeming. or bail berpfter depend in any of his Mayfly** Courts of Prlnresi be deinerte be rebored. rat ball the proceeds a s say or freitibtimisy beiongiag as dertfaid, vide MA rMa de osederba Mimed, he pall to, or on head of tbs. le& bop ball be kept In fare malady anti hie IdeedWa far -4.00." elm harts ; and it is further ordered, tin no pain re - lifithin his Melody's dominions do preen to pay any due or payble to or on behalf of way pees or beg fabjetts. or relies within Nat Amaleles. et the a Pnift, Wen the pressor floor eireiliat ta r a tPlibt or enibendlee es i:K m bip. midi hi ender the 1141ardorgo. w Wild Miner be Adage brow of of le Illeith Wed dick belgireary tilt: b rined& paid be et Regr i w ie lte r Weed . den er to treads 110 Adi be ot ilAdar - ley me kwaws; onti odor prodise lei ' ealliby Leif s And Ifilevis k ins been Nintendo hisilirieliy, dot the gads ea bend lawman( the Plate feels Si Mookind. or to be derthaed by des sealespw ones pregrewit hie vs the pawn of peke en bird M)eet a= f l u t b r a tenber or dered. that all goads ea beard my weals deb bod gain the fed endresge, wrier wen leder * or asset dalgred to pans of the Usited Weide* bail ite fit so tie Abell of die Owner or their /40101. eon admit beg seeds ad proired Is As Ugh Conn or Adrolsaw. Net As bid geode tsar set. et ea dne of ibproarst. me we smoke property at Abbe et lei. red wee mire the tidght des epos tea psis inn Ms Resew ti the bid Cloort, ea esti 'leg heed bete elide 1 ed)rende A cob nay ptereilds bride anenterell "pre the bid psis web trelltallell hire the des et tech Aeons Addle Net iteerribia is Lords Chnimillerers at Ns Mr lees Tredery. the Lards coraspewsedre Aililitki mid Load Warder 'et the Crake Peru. and the d Me s t Oa High Cornet Audrey, are make the hirda aelo then nay repaint). apynnein. ( "4 =l evens ernes& MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Wig OPTICIX, *ill& 19. sth Regiment or Dragoon Guards.Allien Robert Wrigon, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieuteulat,witawst parch*. 7th DirdaLlentenant R. Hay.frwils the itoyalslo.66l9snotwatat, without Foretaste. aOh Regiment of Light Drageoloa.rAleset mai atialMillet 'no neinslooldi to have the rank of Listwasents Cidie lidwird %gifts Mb/ Llemsnaet, without • di* OlittowatEgie Henry Sewell, =•• $ Me, to be Comet, by weeds . vice Cocks, gitlatiter- ....- Debra, Got to without pude% viot Harem utoowead, Oebiltreans Regime* of Poirakarip-ifillip Illimirdeo Oime Maw to be Umtata/kW goorbole, vice Cooly* who re . it dor t Lieetenant Edward Twills', frees the Seth Ewa. to be gimlet ?defter, vice flaky. pewosebed hi the 7th Royal Vete oes Bettileo. 911 loglmein of Fast Guarda-Enfign Charles Dathwood to be UMW" without porehafe, vice George Dalbwood, wins redden tft Regiment of Foet.anign -- Grainger to be AdJutant,vice Kiely,tuperfeded being abfent without leave. 7th : mo--john 1 , , Strode, Gent. to be Lieutempt, without w aste, vice Sutton, whole appointment lan heal esocellcd. loth Ditto-Giles Barker. Gent. to be EnSga, without preobokr Abie Ilifiter, promoted in the 64th Foot. elle illlino•Lieutenant R. Hopley, from half pay of that's's • Post.tobe Lieutenant, vice Hawkins,wko exchanges. sad Ditto... John Y. Mountford, Gent. to be Second Lkotiessott by put:chafe, vice Barclay, promoted ; Edward Thershili, to Genatto be ditto, without purchafe, vice Lewis, promoted the nth Foot. aN pi l ing/4m. to be Enlign, vice NW* de . . to be P smelter of the ilk Beta. loo,vieg Compbeikarliln.L 3oth nipsoment of Foot. TO be Lieutenants, without purchafe-Second Lieutenant Jaws Lewin, from the aid Foot ; Enfign Sir John Con, from the eft Garden Battalion; EnDgn B. W. Nicbolfoo, from the 13th Foot; Malign --.. Jones, from the 9oth Foot ; Earl Ed ward French, from the 96th Foot. To be Eakin, without pueehale--George Stirling, Gent. vice Sela wyn, promoted ; Robert Todd. Gent. vice Eaft, promoted ; Narborough Baker, Gent vice England, fuperfeded. 31 It Ditto-Hotpital Mate Thomas Soden to be Aftiftant Surgeon. 35th Ditto-Bernard Clarke, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Holmes, whole appointment bu not taken place. I 39th Date-Maurice Q2ll, Gent. to be ASiltant Surgeon, vice I Rice. promoted in the 89th Foot. el R Ditto-Lieutenant lofeph Talton to be Captain of a Com pany, without puraate, vice Blackwell, promoted he the lit Welt India Reloment. To be Lieutenants, without purchafea-Entign . William Crowther, CU Treat, promoted ; Lilian P. L. Chambers, vice Bayley, promoted in the 63d Foot ; Dago John S. Lunde, vice Talton. 47th Regiment of Fiant. To be Lieutenants, without purebah*Lieuttnatat Alexander Adams, from the 3d Garrifon Battalion ; Lieutenant James Pewoeke, from the 71d tout, vice Rote, who exchanges; Se cord Lieutenant Michael Hearne, from the 95th Foot ; Enfign John Crater.. from the IR Garrifun Battalion; Enhgn Patrick Forbes. from the Royals; lnEgn joihua Deverell, trim the ad - Dinettes Battalion. Seen unto-Montgomery Cairne, Gent. to be Entign, without 'orchids, vice Scow. who reigns. 64th Ditto-Enhgn ...-- Hunter, if OM the loth Foot, to be Lieu tenant, by purcuate vice Pears, promoted. 724 Ditto-Licuterant John Role, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Peococke. who exchanges. Set Ditto-Burster' P. tcr Schoole. from half pay of the id batta lion of the list in !rebind, to be burgeon,vice Lowden, detested. 99th Ditto-Hotpital Mate H. Median to be Matta:at Surgeon, vice Gril.bin, (heeded. Sub DI•to--Quarter Mailer James Crawford to be Adjutant, (with the no or En6p), vice Madan, &coated ; 9,,aret M vita Serjeant Hahn . Graham to be Quarter Matter, vice Crawford. 95 a tettu---I.leuret.ant William Stewart to be Captain of a Com. pnry, by purchatc, vice Swinton, who retires. 95tb Ditto-Volunteer James Percival, to be Second Lieutenant without purehafe, vice Hearne, promoted in the 47th Foot. 96th lasett-Jethu Farmer Gen, Gan. to be Enfign, without pur- Aide trite Sewell, xr pitted to the t 6th Light Dragoons. jd Weft India Regiment. -....... Hazle, Gent. to be knfign, with. act putel ore vice Butler, who re ign% The King's German Legion. sit. Regiment of Dragoens, Holpit.d-Mate --- liege to be a: Zia.a.t surgeon. ad Rogia.ent of tight Dragoons -Mfillant•Surpon Woll. rinz to be Surgeon : tinfpi,al-Mstie ....... Holichcr to be AlDA ant-aurgeosa, vita lii'olirirg. Artilles 7 ....Hofogo.higsra Wetaig to be Afliftast-Sorpeos; vke WeWiaufen, wbo ;aligns. 3d Garrifon Battalion—Lieutenant John Ewart, from the sad Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grant, deecated. E in the Gazettes of the Ith and t sth init. For 3d Garrifait Battalion - Captain William Hope Shacherty, from the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Rowe, deteafcd Read 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain William Hype bhaeker ly, from the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Baum, deecafed. 6th Regiment of Font. lot Frederica Reeves, Gent. to be Enfign ' vice Edward, Read Henry Charlet Reeves, Gent. to beEniign, vice Edwards. BANKRUP'T'CY ENLARGED. May 9. James Webb, of Warrington, Lsovathire, eorn•dealer, at ekven, at the Georgeann, Warrington. May to. Thomas Johnfon, late of Flulhing, in the Bland of Wal churn, in the Province of Zealand, and within the dontliiiiins of the Batavian Republic, and Gime of High. ft rect, Mary.k. Bonne, Middletex, merc hant, dealer and chapati, at ten, at BANKRUPTS. James Lowe,orChelford, Cbslbire, itinkeeper,dealer and dolman to Putrender May is, 13, and 31, at two, at the Golden Lion Mancheiler. Ananias, Mr. Wadfworth, Maeclealid4 l / 2 or Mr Sherwin, Great JamerAreet, London. Anna Foreman, of Chatham, Kent, haberdalher, dealer and chap woman, April au, at eleven, May 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornles, Mr. Jeffereys, Chatham ; or Mr. Maks, Palfgrave- Plan, Temple Bar, London. John Makeig, of &Mel, linen-draper, dealer and dallomm.lles 8, 9. and 3 t. at eleven, at the Balls Tavern, Chat ASO; Attornlet, Mr. Jama s No. ta, Gray's Inst-femars; of Mr. Cooke, Brant. John Fry. of N woarailtomo4lreettlfhttoehapl. Mkbasks, bps redact., &eke amd thaseman. Mpg Mk St, alall Mal V. at am. at Guild/sal emooompoldr. Del o% Raw bp^ London. Moen Clelltha.lase lket-flroat, Waft, Wk. was. dear sad deism. Are ss, batik ma_lt, at taps at Odiebefl. Anisks, Maim lillosamd !ameba Jewry. John Lomb the pew, of 10/byiLlmesimedra. Illmowdroyer, O ld Vlr dwoma May ghost 30. at dons. at the greeliN Georg" IS. Attohlisa , 111111160 Wafter, esellry, or Mr. Rabb No. 8, C.urflose4lllo.Clammel 4l . o . Edward valdoiloik. %can's row, Perreenvilla,bilwanes•henier, dealer sad tiopms. MyrU as, May 3, mat i r e c at Ovid. haR Ateranty,Maroatrad,Caftlecoon, amor.Loaken jog* sagas, et Gravehmd. Ken. IlltfOrater. old= moan, Apll 16. May 3. at mom lad Map 0, at milk at ball, Leedom Amnia% Melba. Ildambds and See, Exchequer Llatebn Inn, Lauds. Maar& Mir" of Weft fiirdtleSibL Leak% tobanadll., dealer stt. .atabm 6111 1 / 2 Mar . % MA 31. tistn, at itrtomay, Mrl Palm No. kost. oink ova Wawa atta in Coley ot Loden. bNI INGII, Lambda allawdelyamk opeamen, dealers rod clap mos. Apia Id. May owl st,attirdn. at Guildhall. Atom , mop. May, flea Ifoortrontrftreet. Gimp Tema. Imo of Modbat. Leedom, poltarer, Apell flb, May 3. mad p. tarot Ausersblie. theleolbrat, Illbsplbille %Widow. Sated Pooluom. M old Compooriamm. R. Ans. WoOloloffer, torpemter, dolor owl Osman, Ape. md,May and mot dram, at Causal, Lmmthro. Attorney, Mb. Pews, Crob-Arom, Hattan-ftreet. Jobs Maw, tithe &rand. Mlddlofes, tobseamda, dolor oal &mom Apll 11, May 3. ad p. at twine. of 01116111. =t u t reet. ttorsey, Mr. Itivlasum. Tambureirflatot Nolbarge, Pent estbaia. Jun. late of Manebalter,dealer and alli=t a b a l: sa.l3.aid 31, at three, at tht Goloris liar Alloonloo. Meffn. Keetfley and Comberdl. Mixidastarg or -- and Hunter, Llaseibik-bm. "HE EVENING ATAR. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL sr. PRICE OF STOCKS THUS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK' CODfigt. (Or Mane!, 6o—for ace. 6o—Omnlum 21. PRICE OF STOCKS I ON SATURDAY. Dank Stock loyff Short Ann. if. 3 p. Ct. Red. AIM 3 India &oda par is. sa. pre. 3 pa Cent. Conf. Wil l limb. Bills, per as. tuprms. 4pm Cent. 774 Omnium 3 srprem. per Cent. Wily 93i 93 EnglithTickets 19L tya Long Ann. 37i 3.1 6* Cone for ace. 6ofli Deem', Pali x 6. 3 per C.Vor. Deb. 931—Ditto 34 per Cent. 714. Exchange—Dublin an Leostm, t t tot. On Tudday,k was menial In an dicta macaw at the Stock Exchange, Dublin, that for the future the porehafes made by the Sinking Fend tiould be in the 34 per Cents. Heretofore they bad always been made In the 5 per Cents. This day a mail arrived from the Leeward Iflands, brought to Falmouth by the Plumes Erdman. packet, in thirty-three days from Tortola. We are concerned to (late, that, by this packet, we have received an ac count of the lofs of his Majeily's brig Ssavoaruy _ . Lieutenant STI 'Ls, which ;asnpfet fo a fquall of wind. Only two men were laved our of the whole' The Palaces Alma and Dug, or MALLSO aotrou packets, with mails from Falmouth, are ar rived at Batbadoes. This mail has brought no other Dews. The EORYALUS frigate, with the fleet under her Convoy from Falmouth, is arrived off Lilbon. The difpatches from France, announced in our lan. were received at Mr. Fox's Office late on Fri day night. The contents are laid to have been fob mitted on Saturday to his MAJESTY, and to a Cabi net Council, and an anfwer tranfmitted on the fame evening to Lord KIITK, to be forwarded to France. Whether the communications, which have been pretty frequent of late, relate, as it is gene ' rally fuppofed, folely to a negotiation for an exchange of pritoners, or embrace more important points, few, we believe, except thole who are of his Mai esr ell Ca binet Council, have the means of afeertaining. Where nothing is Coffered to tranfpire, conjeeture, however plaufible and ingenious, would be little better than a Profs impofition upon public credulity and anxiety. The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in Coun cil for mbar going veffels belonging to perfons refid ing in parts or places fituated upon the Rivers Elbe, Wefer, and Ems, with the exception of Danes • and likewife efiablifhing regulations refpeting the deliver ing up of fuels goods, belonging to Britifh fubjeas, on board fuch (hips as have been laden in, or are coming conligned to, any ports of the United Kingdom. No property nr freight money, appearing to be due to the fubjeas of Pruflia, or to perfons re6ding in any ports or places fituate on the Elbe, Wefer, or Ems, refpeaing which proceedings are now depending, or may depend, in any of his Majssry's Prize Corrs, mall be reflored ; nor money decreed to be paid in confequence of any decree of the Court of Admiralty, Dull be paid to the perfons above mentioned. From this order, it is obvious that Minillers have no reafon to believe, from any information they now pairs, that PrulThe will dillint from the principle ra tified to Mr. Jac' sow, at Berlin ? on which the em bargo and order to detain Pruffians was firfi impaled. MARXC-LANL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL Si. The hells arrivals of Wheat today are very nu merous, and the trade is very heavy in file and chea per than on Friday—Of Barley but a fhort fupply, and rather dearer—White Peas likewife, and but few here—Beans are alfo fomething dearer—There are not many tient arrivals of Oats, and this trade is dull fele, at lets prices—Flour is in good fupply. and about ss. per tack lower. o COStiNCV ♦s Wheat. s6s 68. Ilos per qr. Greif Peak ism sssed Floe Ditto, ha 16s od Beam. (new) 37 5 43 5 1 4 Rye. 4 01 43. od Tlcli Wee 31s. 365. od 304 36s od Oats. ass $71.300. Mak, 66. sas od Poland Otto 3ts 325 od White Peak., 38s 436 od Rape Seed. 4 01 .43 L per lift. - - - rile. or FLOUR. Fine floor 755 e to 730 Seems& 63s to 7os paths!. COUNTRY MARKETS. rIIICIS lot GRAIN AT TOL VOLLOWINOIdaItrrTf. Lastmosromt--Wheat Roe od to 965 od per Qaarter. Barley 335 od to 395 od I Beans 375 od to 42s ad Oats 271 od to jts od Pcde oos od to cos 051 MAID ...Wheat 73s od to 941 od per Qtr. Barley 311-04 to 36s cd I Beans 31$ od to 445 od 04t5 3550 od to 361 od Pests 43e od to 44e cd Hawsoar.—Wheat 7os od to ICO6 od per Battey 37$ ad to 33s cd I Brass 36e oil to ad Oats 21$ od to 331 od Pears 33e ad to 43e od H Wheat 76e od to 915 ad per QE. Dada, 335 od to 3 1 / 4 od I Beane 33, od to 49 1 od Oats ase od to ;Is od Peak 311 od to 4se od Rsoottio.—Wheat 06 ad to 915 414 par Qr. Barley 3os od to 30 64 I Beans 37s od to 43s od Oats ate ad to 34s od Peak 471 od so ad On Saturday difpatches were received at the Ad. miralty from Lord COLLINOINOOD. Yefterday Mr. Secretary Fox tranfaaed bufinefs with Lord HOWICII, at the Admiralty. Admiral BtaSlLav is appointed Commander in Chief on the Halifax Ration, in the room of the late Sir A. MITCHRI.L. We have received letters from the fgandron under the command of Vice Admiral Sir Joan Wattage, dated March Bth, 180 leagues W. of the Canaries. The fquadron captured a fchooner, from Old Spain, bound to Vera Cruz, laden wine and Reel, the pre ceding day. It was fuppofed they would cruize a little further to the weftward, fo as to crofs the Spa nits homeward-bound track for a Sort time, and then proceed to the Cape de Verd Hands to water. While the fquadron were at the Canaries, the Ama zon frigate cut out an Engin Guineaman from the harbour of Palma, whole crew had mutinied, mur • dered the Captain, and taken her in there: but, in bringing her out, the fuftained fo heavy a fire from the batteries, that the funk. On Wednefday, the fleets for Raffia, Denmark, and Sweden, failed from Leith Roads. An article in our paper of the t Ith inftant, copied from a Morning Paper, Rating that the Duke of Ban roan had difmiffed Majors Start, Swart, and SADISTS, iscontradieed in the lithertriass jourpral of Tuefdaylaß. Connfellor SAMPSON. whole name occurs Co often in the hiftory of the Irifit rebellion, in 1798, arrived a few days ago from the Continent, and was taken immediately into euftody. His cafe has been inveßi gsted by the Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments, and he is at prefent in the care of Mr. Smarm, thi King's Meffenger. A letter from Duffeldorff, received is Glafgow on Monday, dated March 31ft, Lys, 0 The fellivals on our new Duke's inftallation are now over ; they went on, as the French ufually do in thofe cafes, every thing with the utmoll pomp. Murat is laid to be a man of good fenfe ; he has accumulated an immenfe fortune, and is probably one of the richeß men in the univerfe. He affured the various Deputations that waited upon him, that he wants no revenue whatever from the land himfelf that his with is, to acquire the love and confidence of his fubjeas. His Lady . will refide molly here—he, at lealt ['Mir months in the year. He pofitiveli affured the Elberfeld Depts. ties, that they might procure their yarn from what ever quarter they thought fit, and that they might rely on his endeavours to get the inundation of their manufaftores allowed with a moderate duty, both of which have put great hopes into the trade. Perfonal fafety is beyond a doubt." VOLUNTIRRS.—Mr. WINDHAM'S plan for the De fence of the Country has been ill underftood by many, efpecially in what relates to the Volunteers. The Volunteer Infantry, now (crying on the eRa blithment of June, 1803, are propofed be put en the allowances of the corps upon the Auguß enablifh• ment of the fame year, viz. to have z 6 days' pay in , Read of 85, and no pay to Officers. All perfons who (hall in future enter as Volunteers, are to ferre without pay. Twenty fhillings per man is to be allowed this year for clothing, but no engagement to be held out by Government for any future allowance on this ac count. No permanent duty will be required. The infpelting Field Officers to be reduced. The pay of Drill Serjeants to be reduced from los. 6d. per week to ,gs. 6d. ; which will amount to no lefs than an allowance of ys. for each day's exercife of the corps. The allowances to Yeomanry Cavalry to remain as at prefent, except that, on account of the great i le. quality in the numbers of perfons of which the troops confift, the allowance for contingencies is propofed to be in future 2i per man, inflead of 1201. per troop. The Officers of Volunteer Corps to retain their prefent titles, and their relative rank as officers of foal corps : but no Field Officer of the line, nor any Cap tain commanding a battalion of the line, is in future to be commanded by any Volunteer Officer. From the above outlines, it will appear that the Volunteers on the Auguß ettablithment (comprifing about five-firths of the whole number) will, in cafe the propofed arrangements (hould be carried into effeft, be placed, in point of allowances, in a better fituatlon than that in which they now (land under the Alt of Parliament by which they were confliruted, and under which they are legally entitled to only twenty days pay—ihe remaining fix days having been added by Minitlers on account of infpations, and the allowances for permanent duty arid other purpofes, now propofed to be v,ithhelsi, having been alfo granted by Miniflers from time to time, as ale exigencies of the country /mined to requite them. NAUTICAL ATELLIo E KC& FALMOUTH, Apart. Ill.—Arrived the Cantinas frigate and the Mamas' Hoop of war, with the out ward bound Newfoundland, (trebec, and Halifax - fleets, put in by contrary winds ; Giaa•ziaa man of war, from a cruize ; Maria, Pules, from Hondu ras, for London; WAL/111014101 packet. Captain Roasays, with a mail from Lilbon, in eleven days paltage ; Norma Elm esr packet, Captain with a mail from the Leewardiflands, in thirtf-three days pafrage from Tortola; American fhip William, Ciptain Ceara, from Baltimore, fdr Hamburgh; and the Pruffian gall iot Juffrow Abigail, Captain Fr sir s a. ,from St. Andero, for Briflol, both detained by the Miranda privateer, of this port ; American fhip Fi- • delic, Captain Lsioy, from New York, for Maar dam, detained by the Happy Return privateer, of Guernfey ; American brig Jane, Captain Bart, front New York, for Hamburgh, detained by tht Hero privateer; the Portnguefe brig Flour .de Mars—, from Figuera, for Guernfey ; and the Catharine, &strong', from Lifbms, for Hautboy/3h, both detained by the Harlequin armed fhip. • The fleet which peffed under convoy of his bfajefly's EuRYALLIII, of 38 guns, were . when the Wazsilsortass came cutter, MARCO / from of Brad ViliCeliT in the litizawa, VILLA Da PANS, Foastroasi cruizing off Mao. The detached in fquadrons, to cruise Wind & W. • PLYMOUTH ' Mate lg.—Came Catouwa armed Slip, and a cruise; the Papenburg galliot from Guadeloupe, bound coffee, detained by the Svat of Lubec, Killenburg, from burgh, laden with coffee, fugar, Ramose cutter; the Ocean, York, bound to Hamburgb, and cotton, detained by ProtGan fhip Argo, •—, alga, laden with rock felt, ooze (loop of war; the Hambro' from Lilbon, detained by the • genic,' from Brett, laden with by the CHARLOTT I fchooner; I. ten, from Limerick; Jane, LITTLP, and the Cornett, ' Sailed the Catharine, Lomas, nerve, Love, and the Flora, • Pallid by to the Eetlward with a fleet of about forty Cork; among which are feveral whalers. PORTSMOUTH. APRIL ao.—Arrived yofierday, Jetained by the CONPIANCS 1100 p of war, the fine American flip Cqrmelire, STIRLING, laden with to. • gar, coffee. &c. bound to Amfterdam ; alto the Fair Weather, Sauer, from Wilmington ; and the follow ing tranfpnrts, from Cork Commerce. Minerva. Thalia, Dadalus, Lady Inbana, Recovery, Friend fhip, Nancy, Nile, Carron, Laurel, Sceptre, and Wa'. ker, together with a fleet of coafters, from the'Weft ward. Sailed his Majefly's flip GOROON, for the Downs; and the DI•N• frigat e, Captain MARLING. I on a cruize.—Went out of harbour the Aiszastrse frigate.—Wind W. DIAL, APRIL I 9 —Vice Admiral Hot-Lower (truck his flag laft night at fun-fet from on board the Ureic mr, and hoifted it on board the Tausrv. Ar rived the EXPLOSION bomb from Portfmouth. Sailed the !Mummy for the Nom, and the SrserrwaLL brig for Portfmouth. Aram 20 —Sailed the PAULINA (loop for the Note ; Ex miasma bomb, Car (loop, LANT and BASILISK gun brigs on a cruise; the hraossa frigate for Leith ; and the MONK eV gun brig for the French coaft.—ln the Downi, Edgar, Trufty, Antelope, Ifs, Clyde, Aftrea, Thames, De , vaftatioo, Profpero, Murquito, Seagull, Oberon, Amaranthe. Tickler, Sparkler, Urgent, Bold, Griper, Contlant, Earneft, and Harmony, and detained out ward bound veffels. Yaamourm, APRIL W.—Friday afternoon pallid through there Roads the BowITTA (loop of war, with convoy for the Baltic. Yefterday arrived the also- Lyme, of 74 gun., Qsaase frigate, and Otarras (loop of war. 'Yefterday arrived the 'Nooses (loop of war. Sailed for Portfmouth the Lunt man of war, and to join Admiral RussaLL's fqnadron the lisso m" vow, of 74 guns, RtGuLus, of 44 guns, and Imo caw (loop of war. The !hips of war in the Roads are the ROSRUCK, Admiral DOUGLAS'S flag flip , O s lrebec frigate, and Oreftes {loop of war, one Pruffian hoy arrived, and more now in the Offing, detained by tha North Sea Fleet.—Wind N. E. HuLL, Avert tB.—On Tuefday afternoon, the Induftry, Gardner, and yefterday morning the Scar thingwell, Gray, arrived at this port, both from Pil lau, which they left, the former on the 3d, and the latter on the 6th inftant. Captain Gray left the Dun combe, of this port, in the roads, on the 6th ;—the Ranger and Fame, both of this port, and the Gene rous Friends, of Leith, were in the harbour, expeaing to come out on the 6th or 7th, and Captain Gray thinks they would be ready to fail in three or four days. War betircen Pruffa and this country had been talked of for fome time, but had ceafed to excite much apprehenfion t and nothing had then tranfpired to induce a fuppefition that the Englifh veffels there prefent, would b: detained. Captain Gray informs us, that the RufGan troops on their return from Hanover, were to march through limingfberg, in two or three divifions, on the 6th and following days. It was generally reported that 2 80,000 Ruffians were Rationed upon thePrulliar. hon. tiers. The Scarthinfr well parred the Sound on the loth, at which date nothing-Was Paid refteaing its being (hut aktinti Britith vcifels, nor did he learn that there :vv.! ally Daniih fhips of w.O in preparation for lea. this port on the 29th ult. J's flips °cies. of 9ff, and . ere off the Bar of I.4iibost came out. The Nt Leo fen, left Admiral Ea 1 St. a, with the Saw JO PM, st.s, and Paiscess R at, remainder of the flee are cruizeto the WeR —.• —Came in the Nits luitn ge I the Ramose cutter, 'rows galliot Four Friends, -1.—.. J tit to Ekwardon, laden 'with &MICH guabrig ; Leo p un Liibon, bound to am. fugar, etc. detained b the n, of New York, from ew b, laden with &gar, off, the Betfey privateer ii the from Liverpool, bound to It, detained by the A et. lambro' Leofde, Dams ts, the Nita lugger ; al'rn ma with empty calks, de ed er; Earl of Limerick, 1.. Jane, SMITH, King e s 3, WILLIAM, from C k. • oleos, for Papeobarg ; . us, --,.., for London. rd the Ramage armed Ilti 4 1 y fail under convoy, fr feveral EaR ladiameeaa t 20.—Arrived vellerday.