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l' Connell Om' rig &or. Tle captures of Merchant velrels mide by French pt ivatieri on our own Mores. of which we are almoll daily recording infiances, call loudly for an invelii gatien into the cattle ; and we doubt not that it will loon receive that attention which it Merits. The queftion is more within the reach of inreftigi tion than fuperficial obfervere may imagine; nor is the ern of that kind which admits not of a remedy. The caufe of the inifehief may be found in the fyiteas, and, without nteining to cenfure any indivi dual, it may with troth be alerted that, till an effen. tial alteration be made in its principles, the evil will snore or life continue. By the prefent (yarn' ni dtfente for oar coining trade, it is not the Invert& of Our miters to capture the entity's privateers, but etailly the reverie. It is for the interell of our cruisers that the site. privateers thonld coat out inmoielled and tiptire our merchaistiien=:-that they may get pile Money by 'recapturing them. The bootee of the 'evil being known, the Potability bt applying a remedy becomes more obvious. Though it may be diffiEnit to point out the precife itosudyb it is not difficult to perceive the principle that thould pato it.-LTIso Captors of privateers &Mild be made more beneficial to our cruitere, and the 101 l of Merchant ireltels by capture in the Mo ue' ought to be made to operate to their difadvanttge Let the commanders of avian., employed id that particular fervite, forfeit, as a body, a certain por tion of their pay for every dierChant veltel captured within certain limits—and. on the other hand, let them, ois the aptisre of a ptivatetr within the fame limits. receive, es eitraordinary bead money, or in any other way, a remuneration proportioned to the rifle of forfeiture of wages incurred by the captures of our trading vefkis within the limits which they are appointed to peotett. We with not to be underflood as taking upon us to point out precifely the kind of law that fhould be idled. but merely to difcharge our duty in pointing out one of the fources of the evil complained of, and the principle of the remedy that might remove it. Thofe with whom it lies to apply the remedy, *ill, we doubt not, give it due confiderltiost. While we ate on this fobjee, it may sot be int• proper to fbggeft that additiooal fafety might be af forded to our foreign convoys, by giving the com mander of the convoy a premium proportioned to the eiffcacy of the protection afforded to the convoy. It be convoy his charge fafely to the place of deitina lion a finall per4entage on the amount of the towage might be paid from the convoy duty—and, me the other band, so foeh allowance to be paid when i. tif the convoy is lot by Capture. • ; Yefterday, about twelve o'clock the Royal Tamil, hrived at the gem's Palace from Windfor. About alf pelt twelve fils MAIIISTT fet of in his travelling yltriage for Blackheath, on a vifit to the Princsfs of Wits/. Yefierclty the Dukes of Rest, CVISPERLAIID I and Cansetnest, dined with her MAJESTY. Yefierday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES, and a Idea party of - Noblemen and Gentle men, dined_ with Earl Monte, at his honk in St. Jamesis.place. Their EXcellencies the Dnke and Dach' of BID.. Man Wee town for Holyhead on Monday m3rning next, "there the Royal yachts await their arrival. The Earl of Be tarot. yetterJay left town for Briffol. Lady Gainvitia paid a vifit to her Lord's new relidence in Dovraing.flreet, Wearninfter, to WWI the repairs going on for their reception. The Ripe Hon. R. B. &mums was, on Friday lag, unanamoully re-eleeted as Member for &afford. W. Hot row, Efq. as his prosy, was chaired with the utmoil enthufiafin. Captain U111111&11, (the fon of the Treafurer of the Navy) is the new Miner-Mailer-General in Ireland. It is Navy about a 0001. or t sool. per annum. Lord At.atarnaa GORDON fucceeds Captain SHE. AMA as the new Aid-de-Camp to Lord Monte. His SO will then be tiro Lord Foams, and Sir W. Kama. The law for the fufpenfion of the If tetras Corps: All in Ireland expired yenerday, and Government have ner Intention whatever to revive it. Mr. Garr has taken polrefaon of the honk in the Admiralty, allotted for the refidenee of the Fa Lord. H.Wtoytssasr,Etq. of Lincoln's Inn. is appoint. ed Counfel to the Ealt India Board, in the room of the Hon. R.. Ryder, reigned. The following were the Aldermen who divided at the Court of Common Council, on Friday laf , on the queftion refpating Mr. Pyres Monument : ler the Motrument—Aldermen Watfon, Cards, Anderfon, Anfley (Sheriff), Lea, Boydall, Fluster. &holey, and Han• te;..—Againft it-••• Alderman Combs, Smith (Sheriff), J. J. Smith and porasine. We yeßerday received Tome more American Pa pers, by which we are happy to find, that, notwith. handing the late intemperate proceedings a Congrefs, no ferious fears of a ruptu:i. with Great Britain were entertained. A great number of veflels were taking in cargoes for England— a circumttance which be. (poke a confidence on the part of the mercantile is terell, that the differences between this country and the United States would be amicably adjufled. The above Papers were brought by a *ad arrived at Dover, the Captain of which fates, that when he failed, it was underflood, that hottilities wonld fpee dily be commenced againll Spain. He adds, that the gun boats in the Miltitippi were in complete readinefs for offenfiste operations, and that an embargo had ahead/ been laid on all Spanifh (hips in the Ameri can port:. Captain Lur.ra is appointed to the command of the Thunderer, of 74 guns, cif I J lna lt. 4 AlizoLisEx inarmea. . • . _. . Yellirday a mcift nonteroor and refpeßable meet ing was held at the Mermaid Tavern in Hackney, purfuant till order Of the Sheriff of the County, iffued in confequence of a requifition figned by a number of Freeholders. The object of the meeting has been already advertifed in this and other papers. Mr. Turista. addrefted the meeting in a very Itandfome fpeech, in the courfe of which he called to the recollection of the freeholders the difficulties con: neded with the prefent lituation of the country, the arduous talk which had been lately undertaken by all the men of the moll eminent talents in the coun. try—Lnatnely, that of endeavouring to retrace the er rors of the lag twenty-years, and cautioned the free. holders againft the danger of entertaining toofanguine hams that the integrity or the abilities of any let of mid, coals! 'readily retrieve us. As a proof that the late tdminifitation eonfidered their duty to the-pub lie but as a fecondary confideration, be gave ma ny inftances of their total difregard of public opinion, had mentioned the IA grafp of a Noble Lord in sing on the Wardenthip of the Cinque Ports imme diately on the death of his deeeafed friend, withrut ,his having any national claim upon the public far feel an ad of their country. He concluded with meowing an Addrefs to his Majelly, exprefli re of their 'attachment to his faded perfon, and to the principles *filch placed the Hoofs of Bruntwick upon the 'Throne ; acknowledging the gratitude of the Conn dry, for the Sovereign's parental attention to the inte rafts of his people in the late feledion of the different men who are to fill all the principal departments of" Government of this country ; and declaring that Obey would cheerfully fubmit to the burthens which .May be found abfolutely nece ff ary to bring the pre- I . fent conteft to a fpeedy and honourable termination. The Added. was feconded by Mr. Tmos. Scorr, and carried unanimouDy. Major Ca a 7 water it r propofed tome refutations of a declaratory nature, as to the fentirnents of the county, with refped to the baneful fyllem which had been purfued by the late Adtniniftration, their confidence in the exalted charade,. that at prefent hold the wok confidential fituations in hi. Majetty's Government, and a hope that the coottittitional mode of defending a free country, that of arming the whole of its popu lation, would be retorted to, as the Itrongelt and heft fupport of the Crown, and the greateft fecurity that we could poffibly obtain against any attack of - a fo reign power. The etiolation. were feconded by Mr. Evaes, and were all carried by moll eonfidtrable majorities. On the motion of Mr. Curroan, it was ordered, that the Addrefs fhould be prefented by the Sheriff, accompanied by the Mover and Seconder, at the firft public Levee at St. James's ; %inlets none (hall occur within the (pace of fix weeks, then to be lodged in the office of the Secretasy of State foe the Home Department. Mr. Snows moved the Thanks of the Meeting to George Byng, Efq. one of the Reprefentatives of the County in Parliament, for his very able and upright condud in that fituation. This was carried unaniaoufly amidft the aniverfal plaudits 4 the meeting. Mr. Brno rofe, amid& the applante of the Free holders, and returned tkasb for the honour done him. " Osiersuesii-.4 Yips semi In* I ible es 1 066 se eft I bope sad mutt, as yes is. dot dm prdim asap at Admisitra tioe is use may a champs Mem. tee pelsolplue.(kohisoire).-- II Mr. For Ms time wsiglis is Me Come& d Me birjsity, which I 'Mak is n eede to ambleime. I bale no desk bee lbe missis mem- UstwiU_ Joi is isthlibibb 1166/‘ ea die lassobans& i Mr. Park.. met edit Oa mind b.s s hint Me* as 1141. slily of • boa asiontry make es lei.. ,H. set swank by a kites of alarm. H. vrlll es brek tbe haw sod imilaribad lay e(tbe see* el 16661. Ha 611 albs' to t 66 assetary ebislaani rdes es i sa i p ebbs. II yen 641116 MeMsilikailay eels« a led ibe die etelbeeh led pease enblasional s y eta. I an awn rem awe Airwomen, (tipples ideas. U I ash elk intlebelt. die.Mitteekedell lea merit at &mom wbise [[sell be ne 666141111nesre i. 6yl as mysippotition to the late Mmleilleedee was Sem tbathremss Wiwi I entered Into your (crake, k ins my dstasielemlaa not to soap any plate In the gift of any damaarsomme). Chilldealleis i lam Yet ref••• , * and I truft yes MI be me mmit what w 6 be my smelt ambition to obtain, the tem Of ay omeilleitss; awl tbe Irepteets of the country." Load ' sheering followed the conflation of Mr. BY NG'S Speech. A Refolution of Thanks to the Sheriffs, and the Freeholders who figued the requifition was then una nimouny agreed to. . _ "Hoses arst aria"—is anancient adage ; but a truifm that will always ezia. Among the exalted and ex. tenfive patronage of the Arts in the Britifh Empire, the great encouragement given to Mr. Bowyea's Hiftorical Lottery, is in proof a credit to the Artifi himfelf :—his grand Scheme, fan&ioned by NA*. ment, will loon prefent to the admirers of fplendour and magnificence, above Fourteen Hundred of the moll capital Works that ever reflated blare on the genius of this or any other country--When it is ad ded, that the richchanceof obtaining thefe is at a Rake of Three Guineas only, and that every adventurer is infured *gait& any Lots, it is eafy to account for the prefent rapid demand for Tickets. Assize or Basal—Yellerday the Lord Mayor, after infpeaing the Mealweighers Returns, ordered the price of Bread to remain the fame as lalt week. Bow:As, the Cherokee Chief, died on Chrifimns• day in prifon at the Havannah. An apprehention of being poifoned prevented his ufing the food of fereil him by the Spaniards, and for forty days he fubfilted on oranges alone, and was in confequence reduced to a mere ficeleton. CORM MARKET MARK-LANS, MARCH 5... -:The frefh imports of MARKET, this day are very large; pre fuming dill a further reduaion, but few purchafes ate made, and thole at Ids price—ltye rather lower.= Barley is elf° in very great fupplies, and cheaper.— Malt and White Peas very little alteration, and dill vith few buyers—Grey Peas at lefs—Tick Beans, E6s. to 31s. per quarter. There are many cargoes of Oats arrived, and this trade is cheaper—Fine, for Seed, are about 365. Flour is heavy fale, and a redualou is expefled. 011111 AL tbIIkINCT Al URDU What, 4ts 6s, per qr. Grey Pesfe 3a 34$ Ftne Ditto, yla 7,36 od Beans, (old) ono we Rye, 36e 401 od Tlt Ditto 421. at. od Barley, sot 3tl od Oat/, 116 266 281. M.dt, 628 611 s od .Poland ditto 19. 31. cd Wbite Peak, 361 421 od Rape gad, 381 421 Pa"' ?Ilea Or 'LOUR. Floe Flour 60. to 635. Secoods 331 to Got per rook NAUTICAL • e_ ig IS a Correa ariteinent Oir the lite Naval Promotion : 15a,id itimu COrMANDElkii to be POST CAPTAINS. 'Nadel M'l nod , Thomas Seaton eon Impel Robert Marketer Frieda Maim . Vaughan H. M. Onsmansy James johoftone iir'acy Lut.ek Henry Laroche M. J. Henniker Thomas Campbell Arch. Duff Philip Carteret John Yelland Thomas Smyth E. J. Sven A. S. Flestrowes -P.L. J. Roienhagett Wiliam Green . W. Holland J. harlea Jones L. Popham Alex. Shippard J. . Carden ran Bowen Wm Durbin . B Pellew R. J. Neve Matthew Felker L. Ludus Curtis oho Hancock HonourableA.Ctlek 3. ROC Jahn Louie John Sykes Robert Scott Hood H. Chrililan !lender Whiner William Kent Hon. E. Rodney Jaws Werke Edmund Heywood John Duce A. R. Kerr Thos. Browne (a) Brian Hadrian James Boweo D. H. Mackay LIEUTENANTS to be COMMANDERS. James Rogers ire Edward Teeter Joreph Packwood oin Hollinworth Edward Palmer William Charlton ames A nderfon Hew Steuart ' Pringle Studdart Forreft James Galloway William King (a) Ddan,ere A ynter William Walpole MEAN b. Rider William Bahian Wm Jones Lye WNW =fon William Peake William Bowleg .ler; Sherri, Fredsrick Parker T. F. C. Maiowaring oho Palmer Andrew KM, Hon. Jocelyn Percy Ellis Thomas Prowfe C. S. E. Hamayne am Rogers Francis Lhekiokso George ~Honey , /eases Mendocino . D. Markland Thomas Sharp William S. Hunt John Evans Henry Hope David Valentine 0 Garland G. M. Nigh James Melo Sham Rata Hon. W. Leak Marry Hopkins P. C. Handheld 0 Manners Sutton Frederick Mister ntes G eorge Crswky Hon. 0. Waldemar( Alm. Clothe a Stevenfoo Janne Bradibaw T. E. Semaids on. Alex. Jones Hyde Parker J. B. Sahleete• William Knight G. F. Seymour wither Lib& john Maxwell MIDSHIPMEN to be LIEUTINAKIS. Woe. SAM (ph) C. a Reid jeible a Kowa Corby bourn re:lreelhell Frweite IWO (ad) Edw. 8. Cowan Askew Y leepies Omar Sammetblilimit 'We (3) swirm amiss* WBBale Atesee Poet Lew Stephan Wk. EthenertTemer Aka M , Leed (s) i tlel ps Willia (Id) J. G. remephs George Aug. Sebum T. Medea Fred. ifeesMea Jobe Bum (o loch MI w ilis i r l ogie aw rlwt erekbaw R. R. Worrneky MO Mvalffivse7 Nada& auk l a . ni F. e lini o i gm (2 ) =Ass C. D. Oak obert Oliver DIM M. K Seal Right Has. Lard Jae. 111111 b lberhe Theme Inman Tewellesi Olber• the Pkeh a es W. Hash obis Pleeldey Thum Whines W. Randall honk 8. Pike bees was 8. Dedeeek had Wales Mesa Dirseeha Thermo Mob Ll iv *.l=fas Thee. See lIVISI Nev. de Cerrey 8. M. lisAbeesem This. 11. Warm Weeks PIUI I. A. K. Pinker Frederick Lewis law likeeftwi .. =WA Edwaedikeveetis Wille liwerds . UM, David Buchan jodah Tbsempfea NO Poe Hon. R. Neville Harry Walker La. Callkereed Dalkon& Takt Villiers F. Hades Thiess them James Dunn Robert C. berrW =MOW (s) Hugh Entwille Bened , dtus M'Kclly Ayrelt John Blythe James Leverlek . Jaws WKensle Roben Sheatfield Arthur H. Nafon ahn Porteous Witham Ingram James White Psuzauce, Match I.—This morning arrived the Speculation, of and for this place, Falmouth, and Plymouth, from Cork, with butter, ate.—Sailed the American brig the Oliver Woolcot, of New Or leans, Capt. Rlc u /ADS, with fugar, from Amboy for Amflerd‘m. This morning we received the unplea tint intelligence, that the Ruffian brig the Fortuna, Captain C. C. Ness, from Charante, with brandy, which failed hence the r flth tilt. fprung a leak in the North Channel. The Captain and Pilot (who was taken on board off Liverpool) were wafhed over board and drowned i the rell of the crew took to their boats and were faved, but the reffel is loft. FALMOUTH, MARCH S.—Sailed his Majelky's (hip Poem e, Admiral Sir SIDNIY SMITH. sith feveral 'tails under convoy for the Meditet ranean ; his Ma. jelly's chips ST. JOSEPH, Vice Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON; PRINCESS ROY•L, B 22222 UR, FORMIOA inn, and Gccty, for a cruize off Breit ; and Auck. land Packet, Senor:Aß, for Lifbon, with Mails. • Pcymou 114, MARCH 3.—Came in the George. Captain BALL, Union, Capt. LLOYD, Anna Marla, Captain LEWif and Chriftian, Puc, all from Ire land with provifions. Palled by the SAYAOR flo of war, from Iceland, to the Eaftwatd. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Sailed his Majefty i s (hips Polyphemus, Adamant, Fame, Africa, and Q2ebec, with the fleet tinder convoy for the EAR Indies. Arrived his Majelty's (hips Aftrea and Nipper, with about go fail of veffels ander convoy from the Downs, feveral of which have proceeded ;o join the EaR India Convoy t strong them the Bri• tannia. Goonsa LAD, for the South Spas; Fame and Afie,--.—, for the EaR Indies.—Arrived his Ma jelly's (hip OCEAN, Capt. FENDER, from the Downs: me goes out to receive Lord Cozctwowoou's flag. Myatt, MARCH 3.—Arrived the boy Rhea, of Stettin, Capt. GREEN, from Lifbon, with fruit, for London. having left an anchor and cable. Paffed by this day a large fleet from the Downs, bound to the Weftward. Put in here the brig Anna Elizabeth, of Altona, from HambUrgh bound to St. Thomas's, with linen, being (hors of water. Arrived alto the (hip Mary, of Portland, Captain Ecacspos, from Savannah bound to Rotterdam, with cotton, &c. with her rudder damaged ; the brig Daphne, of Al tona from Alicant, with falt for Dordtrecht, has alto put into this harbour with the lots of all her anchors and cables. MARCH the (hips Ranger and Riling Sun, of and for Baltimore; in ballaft, from Amfter. dam, and the brig Fortuna, of Hufum, Captain EDDINC, in ballafti for Barcelona. One of our gun brigs war obferved jun before dark tall night in chace of a lugger, but I have not heard whether the was captured. Arrived from a cruise the CIIGNST floop and FLAMER gun brig.---Wirid N. N. E. moderate. DIAL, MARCH 4.—Sailed the Venus frigate, Ro. seam f loop of war, and feveral gun brigs, on a entice of the French coall, Hdmber armed fhip to the Weaward, and DATASTATII N bomb, with a con voy to the Weftward, and feveral homeward bound , TURD. tor tne River. Arrived the AMARANTHS floop of war from a cruize, and remain, in the Downs with the reft of the (hips as per 140, and the Indefatigable, Wrus, from Jamaica. Wind N. N. E. _ _ ST. KITT'S, JAN. t 7.—The Nelly, one of the fleet which failed from C. on the i nit t f Dm-err:bet, and fix Jamaica flips, arrived at Antioa on the 13th inftant, hiving been difperfed four days by part of the Weft fleet. Livaaroos, MARCH 3.—The Sir Charits Han 4 ton, Harvey, from hence, arrived at Loango the t 6:11 Odober, and would leave in about a nannth : pie 'intik to her arrival the Freud), privateer had 1•• ft that place, with her prizes, viz. the Sarah, 6i ielkj and Hind, for the Rio Plata, part of the crews of Paid Chips are on board the Sir Charles Hamilton.— The Nelly, Seddon ; Elizabeth. HenfiTy s Claret] , . don, Grime ; William, —; Rebecca, ThorWpfon; Sifters, M.Britle, "(this port, and Hinde, of Linden; captured by the Spaniards are all arrived at Monte vedio ; two veal; of fuperior force were fitting get there, to proceed to the coaft of , • SALTCOrrs, Fas. Al.—During the very violent in* of the s nth nit. the Caledonia, of this port,,eorn. hit frOM Dublin, was driven afhor e near Port Pi. trick, and all on board perithed. The crew conift• ed of nine rrians betides pallingers, the number of whom cannot be afcertained. She was a fink nitv brig, and on her fecond'vnyage to Dublin: We had a very violent gale here left n4titt,duritti which the ( chooner Nonluch, Captain 'imbrue, vi Monkland, going up the Clyde, was, owing to the darknefs of live night, driven on chore . She in a Very dangerouS firuation, on the ro'rks oppofite to the harbour. The crew were with difficulty Paved by the exertions of tome (*nor!, who gtt a boat man liest, and at the rale of their own live:, brought diem nil on thort. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • Oa ZZZZZ Mance 4 the Crown, Adams, fbeTel. eldid ; Albion, Mandan. for New South Wales ; Iroquis, Filo neydfor St..Tboina's ; aud Nile, Lye, for Surinam ; Juno, Father, for Grenade; Prince(' Royal, New, for Demerara ; Moyers, Swain, for Ss/Mee; Eating Drove. Sint, for Ft. Vincent ; Mer curio*, Remmers, for Antwerp ; New Venue. Urquhart, for (No benne ; Orlando, jackfoo s end the Duke of York, New, feels. male" • The Amelia, bryant, from Peosanee to Lordon, was tn Portland the 24th wt. by a French lugger ; crew d o t. arrived at WeyrnArth. The brig Berton. --, fuppofed from Faro to London, is taken and carried Into Calais. The Perlevering friends, —, from Torbay to Gibraltar, hi taken by la Conflamez tugger, of se guar and it ma. (Sat. Mn. Wee. There are three other Terns Hkewit, captured by this het. gee: the clews of the whole are carried into PalnpoL The St. johaohes,Armetb,frorn Cadiz to Tonniogen, Is nmell• ed near Dw kirk; the cargo ell:ward to he faved. The Minerva. Salter, of New York ; the Two F Wick, of Chnietton ; the (chooser —, Tinker ; and thef eet of Baton. were taken, with about twenty ouredt neirtrll vela, and deftroyed by the Rochefort (quadroo profitless to ati ytk November, The Hafer Bully, from Newfoundland to Parade: is *ahem by a Smith Mir ' steer and carried in: o Vigo no lodußry, Meyers, from Amfterdam akriltedat &lamer, alto January ; on the tads November off the W.ftern Mends. war boarded by la Weave French frigate, from Cherbourg, Wood to the Ifie of Frazee, who put on board captain Schroeder, of the Deo& brit Sophia, which flee had captured end MEM. The Demon Dv Heron, from London for Africa, was all well on the 1 6th November, in Mit of the Maud of Ferro, after being chafed act, h Meg eaped from the Rochefort hpladion. The Dove ' tram Weymouth, has been taken by a French pH , wooer, retak en by the Cracker g un brig, and arrived at Pool. eumath. The !WM, Moran, from Dublin to Honduras, has been tans, sneaker, end 'rimed at Guerofey. Tie Diamond. Munro, from the South Peas for Lender, wee %speared ea the Cape of Gaod Hope, on the loth of Masa:o,h/ air Napoleon pioneer. Crew arrived at St. Helena. ' ' ?lee Cr !umbel, Wilkins, from Dover for Hafeborsh. le ea 'Seim on the Main, near Sheernelk, but istorttedul be met Of. The Montreal, Ackerman, from London tor Lynn, Y Witham neer nressaitter. Th e tllßers , .—..... from Newhaven for London,hasbea bad on thee malt of France, without soy perfoo on boahl, fepliamg to bamboo setsrect. The New Syrian?, —, from London for &Mel, Is an Mem ke the Severn. The Margery and Mary, Dade, from Liverpool fee AIWA', 6 ffrunded near Wezford. The Aid, Akins, from Hoff= ILlncolsithire) for Leadres, hal epfet off Gravefend, and it is feared will be loft The Columbia, GiNfoo, from Lilbon tor New York, was to. talky loft bear Egg Bland. on the 4th of January. The Bailey, Keith; the Vulture, Folgar ; and the Aurora, Mm , .. rick, from Leadoff for the South Seas. were all well at tie G4a. pogo* Inend, on the etas of September laft. The Gibraltar privateer Felten y , was lately attacked in the lay, by two Spanifh gun boats, each fuperior to her in force; but, AV • clofe salon of an hour and a half, Ste carried them boa into Tangiers Two privateers from the River La Plea have taken eleven Eag- Hm on the cent of Africa. It is flated, that rhe crews of two of them, have for the greater part mew d oo board the privateers. Another privateir has taken the Admiral Nelfun, of Liverpool, arid feveral other Salm on the Windward Cont. 'The Ann, of Liverpool, with 3eo Safes, way lately captured oil Surinam, by a fitudaioupe privateer. The flares were landed at Cayenne, end the Ship fent to Guidalotme. The Captain and Mete of the Ann died on the Cunt of °elms. Two Bahama privateers, the Viper and tiorirgbud, have been captured be two French privateers in the W. it Indies. Seventeen finglith prises have, it appears, been carried Into Calais within the lat. three weeks. The Union, Price , for Jamaica; the Trep.ffey, Morrie far Newfoundland% the Bedford, Humphries, tot Cbarlefton ; the Ruth, Sharp; and the Roomlu., --, parted front their anchors In the Clyde, on Wetinefday, and went on !bore, but did not re ceive any material damage. The General Berten Boatman, Martin, fr mt to Cayenne, with felt, l detained by the Prfender gun brig; at,4 the EnprJeht, Hauby, from Antwerp, is detained by the Pluto !loop, and both fent into Portimoutb. The Brutus„Cralg, from New York, arrived in Londonderry river, on the night of the 25th ult. In 24 days ; the was obliged :o cut her cables and put to lea the next morning, and had notrc turned on the 27th. - The &tier*, 114.8ritle ; and the Sarah, Belt, of l.ivrrpool, r ap• tared oo the c,oalt of Africa, are cArricd into Rhcr Mau. We have authority to contradia a paragraph which appeared in a Morning Paper of the t ath ult. and wa► thence copied into other print , , Awing that the I)unroben Cattle, in the lafi JAMAICA fleet bound to Cork, had her inftruElions taken fr..ni her tor difobe dience of orders, the tiatement being entirely void of foundation. A letter from the Watley, in Madras Roads. Oates that 1-Intaaa was in loch confide: able force, it s is thought advifable to fend the troops which went out nn board that veffel, and the other Indiamen, ar rived at Madras, t., be I.md,:. i at it a Bart neareft to the theatre of his opetalions. The Wades', and the other Kips imund to Prince Wales's Hand. bad 'failed trim Madras for that _ . • • On Monday, tt , r. diipatches by the fallowing Sips were finally clotid at the Erg India Honk, and de- livered to their retort:tier Porters, viz. Ana. Capt. R. W w. Madras and Bengal Fame, James JA resort, Bombay and Deopl PASIIINGIIIIJ rat A/lA.—For Bengal-4lr William Burroughs and two Daughters. Captain A. Canning. Mr. pile. Noes, tree Nlaritos; Mara. Hay and Bow. thank, Cad,ta ; !Or and Mr.. Cooper, Mr j. Min., M. D For Madras.—Captain it Scott, Mctirs. rriftren, Young, Herring, Du Hemline, Le Page, and 0. Grant, Cadets For Idombay—.Mr. G. i Winer. -•- PAOILNOIIII /el I" Am s„--Por Bcosal—Mr. IL Fir dot; sod Mr. W. H. Dunbar, Itee Manna. to borisboyMr f.SWOrailoo, Pew Marina. ~. _ A _...A