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FOR PUBLIC SALE. At the London Inn. Plymouth. an Friday the tad of Aego,ft not, at Eleven o'Cloch in the Forenoon. • THE FOLhOWING GOODS:,I6. TOR TTTTTTTT lON. 73 Plpea and 8 Hogtheade Brandy -.lst Pipes and 34 Hes ßeeds of Red and White Brad& Wines. Being the entire Cargo of the Brig Preventgen, takes en her voyage from Saloe,and condemned aa Prise to the Private Ship of War Lively. Herder Coital' Cook. Commander. - - For viewing• the rams, feather pardeulars, sod catalogues, apply to Mr. JOHN PASCO, Candown, new Plywneolb, or to Mr. JOHN.HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, July so, 1806. JNO. PRIDHAM, Broker. FOE PUBLIC SALE, At the London Inn, Plymeutb,tu Friday the mad of Aegott next, at Eleven &Clark In the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. viz. FOR [IMITATION. 64 Pipes and as Hogiseada Whitt Spanilk Enoch% thing part of the Cargo of the Galileo Chriftianfborg,taken on her voyage from Vinercia, and condemned as prise to the Lively private Slip of war, Hcnder Cotton Cook, Commander. For viewing the fame, farther porticulan, and catalormapply to Mr. JOHN PASCO; Catdown, Deer Plymouth, or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Machiat, Plymouth. Tin OD 11114 •IA loft POMO SALM ' • 44111ehishma lan, WooAratholinifohl6o day 4 alt toplor aut. at ten eie c =et s gerseare, h rammer. dbilliap from appohead hr the OWN of Ml= Property, ' T ' HE CARGO of die PRUSSIAN VESSEL JONOB CORNELIUS. 100 2.1.1 , 011TAT10N. 43 Bain White Paper 342 BakoWhkille Erman Paper. gg Mao Hooey The Cargo et the Frontlet Peal JONOI 3110111111. 102 RRRRR TATION. Ili Maids Pale. Per Catalogs's, and other Path:ably, apply hp yr. JOHN HAWXIIIt, Morella/It, Piraeus& Ptrareirti, A sopa 7. lib . EVENII4b, STAR. .1 1 V ' .l •4. 641114••••=41•;14•414:4••••4444, ••• . 4 . • . 'LONDON. . . . SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. TIMM 13T STOCK* THIS DAT AT ONit O'CLOCK, F e " k o= . 6 4:::::" 44 pit ; R at e ' d ' ' lit ' lea Ikea s tR i ICZ 01 , STOCKS YRSTERDAY. leils ands, In a en F. 3 per C.eht.Red. An. Osii leelt. 3 vet Cent 641 3 per C. Cent. 'Sent „ . RAIL otzt an. diL par 4 Ter Cent.l4 5 per C . Na ry -}0 9q Of W 11 14 1.41 "1.1". Lag. An. tlll r5-re, *p it 44 6.1 6 4 . o • , --. JEROME BONO:410B. , • , ~ l u The frlain, Capt. lfsisaan, hiss Arrived at Lietn.; :rol, from Bast:aldose, whom Ole Ildbrdame the Bth I ' .(July, by which are learn thitiht 4 fqnadron to . tibia Aeons Bonetitra it attickied, is of ce more • ‘ iii• lea. Ibis fqqadirm 4hich entered Fort Royal, . 411imiioiegata,hb the middle of Jane, left that illand in. two dleifione otehret fail each. The Left flipped out lia dr . sods of Janet the fecopd on ilk. 3d of July, , t e ll 46 4•Alt tbe pavannah. Admiral Coca Rasa t 3041 appriftd that the enemy had efcaped from . 4lllitiorsking plow, sad bad gone in potfuit of them, with foorfail of the line. At the time this cella left l ißatbadnes no intelligence bad reached that ifland of the fquadrons under the command of Sir Jour Boa-1 1 LASS or Sir RICII•RD STRACII•II. There can be no banger evident . .e of the panic and apprehenfion of the enemy, than the precipitation with which this fquadron put to yea. After a cruisia of fta months, and difireffild as eke fquadron mat have hoes is every Witte, Admiral °mammas . did not deem it pntdern to avail himfelf of the hea vily In which he was placed for more than a few' .The Lek of the fquadron got in, we believe, on the sath of June, and io a week after the whole zrsi at yea again. We till entertain hong hopes that the enemy will "...Wenenuntered in his paffage homewards. Every • precaution thit prudence and forefight could have fnggefled, has been taken by the Admiralty. Ezelts. Ave of the fquadrons under Sir Jotter W AAAAA and Sir RICHARD Srazcnam, which are particularly ap. pointed to fearch for the enemy. all the principal lona from &ell to Cadiz are daftly obferved by Prong fquadrons. The probability is indeed very prong, that pant of this fortunate fquadron will come into our poffedion ;—we fay part, becaufe we think likely the enemy will purfue the fame fyflem of taffies which has hitherto fucceeded fo well with him. Having rarely got into and out of Marti. niqoe in feparate divifions, it is not improbable but be . will endeavour to gain fome of the ports of France o; Spain in the fame way. We are not very (lin guine in ottr expetlations, that Admiral Cockaaas will overtake the French fquadron ; but as it has to elude the vigilance of no lefs, we believe, than fix or feven other fquadrons, we do not yet defpair of Fringe vifiting a Britifh pnrt. I BARBADOES, JULY s. u Sir ALIMANDIII COCnaaus has again put to fea tith his fq.ladron ; they left Carlifle Bay on Wedncf• day night, bur there is very little appearance of any chan,:.e of his encountering the enemy ; for, taking advantage of the abfence of our (hips, their fquadrun Itas quitted Fore Royal 6 4 By the OSTRIY (loop of war, which arrived on Thurfday, we &ft heard of the failing of three of Own ; and this morning, by a difpateh boat from St. Lucia, the departure of thole is not only confirm ed, but the failing of the remainder is alfo cnmmu• nicated. On Monday morning three of the enemy's •line were ften under the lee of Dominica; and at 'Three P. M. on Tuefday the three others, with the 4tig,atet, were off the Diamond Rock, endeavouring fu clear the land. • 4. We cannot but view this egrefs of the enemyfrom Martinico with the fame regret and aßonilinnent that we did their unparalleled good forme in fafely ltirt in, Mitered out into fo many demclunents • _ at they were t which, at fen in two ffivifiost, tendred the more to. entwage lb; hopejbatfolnis of them, at leaft, would MMus out hilitds. It is Paid, that their dellinatiost is the lissannab. where two Spann (hips of the line and a frigate wait to join them ; but if, happily for' the; glory of out navy, the progr ere of their voyage thould be checked, and an anion enfue even after thefe divifions have formed a jantlion, the acknow ledged bravery of our Admiral will teach the enemy that it neither needed for him to be led on by a rope rior officer, nor that hit fquadron be greater than theirs, (as occurred off St. Domingo,) for Britifh [amen to triumph over the fleets of France, although even the fel (Want Emperor's Lyrae brother be among the Vderals band. " This fquadron of Gut "LON Ars is raid to have on board, in addition w the regular efiablifhment of their rates, fix light field pieces, and eight 42-pound car ronades, each fhip, and carry from 7so to 800 men. Admiral COCHRAN'', fquadron is well manned, and has an addition of 3so chofen troops among them, from the garrifon at St. Ana's. The enemy are fit fail of the line, one of them of 84 guns ; ours only four, and one of thefg of 64 s—a great difparity this, where the (late of difcipline and national courage are not taken into the calinlation ; but not to be con:' fidered, when the one are inexperienced officers and mere French tailors—and the other Britills feamen, and officers, accuamned to conquer. " Relying on the seal and enterprise of onr fqua• drop, we can have no other with than that they may meet the eneway,who. hive bees often taught by us, that " the battle is not always to the Rrong I" , and again would feel, is the encounter that would' follow, what a Britifh Admiral in a jug canfe can " The embargo has been this day taken off the Otip. ping in Carlifle Bay. " The expedition under General MIRANDA, lately failed from hence, has fafely reached Trinidad, where upon his arrival an embargo was immediately laid ; and he has been very !Unsafe! in recruiting his forces, which are all in high (pinks, and with their Commander, linguine of fuceefs in the enterprise." OFFICiAL COMKUIICATIQN. "pnsrtm, M 73. I " The merchants, Blip owners, and others con. cerned, are info, med, that it has been notified to his Excellency the Governor, by Rear-Admiral the Honourable Sir A 'Asinine COCHRAN", K. B. Com mandcr of his Mijefty's (hips and vellels on this (La tina, that, in confequence of the arrival of a fuperior naval force of the enemy in there feat, he finds line ceffary to order that both convoys proceed together ; as, if they fail feparately, it would be inconvenient to provide fufficient arength to proteet two feparate convoys. The convoys will fail at the time intended for the July convoy, unlefs circuroftances at the time Mould render it improper. "Sir Jona B.W was sot arrived on the Bth July „ • A letter from Philadelphia, dated June 7th, to a Mercantile Honfe in Liverpool, fays—" Capt. MAL WIT. arrived at Norfolk in 1 . 3 days, from Anti• gua, fays, that the EnglA Agent there, informed him that the French had taken poll'efflon of St. Tho mas's, St. Bartholomew's, and St. Martin's." THE EXPEDITIONS. We began to think elite, that there were (loomed now to lie dormant. Yefterday morning, the remote expedition, Sir Saw vet. AVOINUTY S army, under convoy of Captain ADAMS, with a fair wind, got un• der way froni St. Meted's. Soon after, the King- WISH IR Hoop of war, which was on the out-look, made the hgnal that he faw the Sicilian expedition from the Downs in the evening'of yefterday.--The CAPTAIN and GA lid ss, two fcvcnty-fours, their con voy, got under way. AU was bugle immediately at Portfmooth. Betides Major General W , who commands the Sicilian expedition, Brigadier General &Filmy.. Major Duanroao, Lords Bone casts and WILLINGHAM, Ears Fasscm, and other Staff Of ficers of that army, many Officers of the Guard., with old port wine and choice fea flock, put off to join their reOments, as they paired the mouth of the harbour. Part of the 6ai, and the whole of the 88th, are unembarked, but are to follow from Ramfgate, with all (peed. The 4oth, I too flrong, are on their march to Portfmouth, where there have arrived within the WI two days the fecond Foot, or Queen's; 13th ditto ; 14th ditto, fecond battalion ; 4oth ditto, ditto. The IR battalion of the 4oth, commanded by Col. Baowa, has alfo commenced its march to Portf mouth, io three divilions : the firfi left Bexhill on Tharlday, and the reR were to follow in fucceßion. , They are in excellent order. The 68th is expelled to follow them immediately. We believe it was the original intention of Govern. anent to have embarked theft two regiments at Ramis gate, which being nearly as far diflant from Bexhill !as Portfmouth, would have been attended with more I (rouble and inconvenience to the troops. Two regiments of the Germans are expelled. 111 to embark, ivittfaid. The cattle of this very Coddra movement but ja3we heard that 'betel' exifts an unktolatelfor fearehyoSpanfperts. We hrTc' .• , Pig 09 1 1 *n, 3 1 00 0 4 41 04 1 1 19 g t. : •, . 1 • . • :' r We have heard that literal regiments are meat K ing in Ireland, to plinths expeditkins. • The.Hoo. MakteGaniral Gitirriaid Major Ge I .nand 01/1111S, are bodfiNflevOg atiPlyerwouth, the one for *Ai remote, anfltitfiel:ftNlte AFili4n cape . dirion. . ,- 1 .,"-e•Arar s keit . .:kitew To Our Mftitary'ReaSers, Major Oidifm4 - 1111Cte's name is familiar; he was one, and one of the ableft Of the herries orEgipt." jiffs integrity and talents pointed him out, *ad he was tome time ago ap pointed Prefident of the new Board's,/ Military In quiry ; but when be heard of an army going out, be refigned his lucrative fituatirs. n, and nobly offered his Cervices again, which were accepted. THE ARMY. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Toes is at this lime aaively employed reeieering the troops, in the Kentifh diftria. Tburfday afternoon, accompanied by the Duke of Causeless, Earl Monte, and a nu merous Staff, his Royeffighnefs arrived at Canter. bury. On his arrival, he was met by Generals Lim- Low and Hori ß ;Vimmediately conduced him to the Hofpital Fieltl,'where the Horfe and Foot Artil lery, with sa pieces of cannon, were drawn up to receive him. He was received with equal bonoars by the i3th Light Dragoon.' in their Barrack Yitrd, and by four fquadrons of the German Legion. His Royal Highnefs afterwards infpefted the Weft Nor. folk Militia, a very fine body.of Men, with whore ap pearance he feemed highly pleafed. His Royal Highnefs paffed the line in front and rear, after which the troop. all pallid the Royal party with the,itscitf• tomed military ceremonials: . i Yefterday morning the 9th Light Dragoons, nom nianded by the Honourable Colonel Islaiton s yssitbe Perthfhire Militia, were marched from Ramfgate to be reviewed with other regiments now at Deal, "and the neighbouring Rations in the Southern Diftlia, on the Downs between Deal and Dover. The forma's' was very fultry, notwithftanding which the troops went through their evolutions in great Rile, and highly to the fatisfaaion of the Royal Commander. After the Review,' his Royal Highnefs proceeded to Dover, where be was received under a Royal Salute from the Cattle, - antrinintediately proceeded to review- the following regiments, which were ready waiting his arrival, viz.—a Detachment of the Royal Attillery, Royal Miners, Eaft Elm Fife and Ren Frew Regiments of Militia. Thefe corps had &grand military appearance, and acquitted themfelves to ad miration. After the Review, his Royal Highnefs, with a very large party of Officers, dined at the Ship Inn, Dover. Major General WYPIARD, who goes out in com• mand of the reinforcement for our army in Sicily, is not the Deputy Adjutant General, but his brother and likewife of the Guards. Lieutenant General Sir Haw DALITIOPLI, Capt. :P , and the reit of his Staff, embarked on board the Genoa', of 74 guns, for Gibraltar, on .Tkorfday lift. It is Paid that the long. long-talked of Brevet Pro .action will take place before a peace is concluded. When it does take place, it certainly will introduce (iveral able and maim Officers to commands, trot the iglu will be general, that it will remove the Royal Dukes from their commands of diarias. • We regret to bear, that the Monmouth and Arecon Militia have caught the fame diftemper as the 4th Dragoons. With the greareft regret we learn, - that the P.m. Tian Oprhalrnia has (pread over the whole garrifon rf Co'defier. Dr. Ka tour, Surgeon Boar.arn, have been fent down by the Dues of Yoa a. In fech cafes, we think, Meas. Wake, PHI? rs, and all the' celebrated oculifts, thould likewife be conceited. The worft of the sad regiment have been fent to Dr. Giant, at Maidllone, who is very fuccefsful in the cure of Egyptian Opthalmia. Major General Huoriera, from the York difirie, has fucceeded to the command of the Cavalry, in Suffix, in the room of the Hon. Major General Ga ar. The 7;th Highland Regiment (Sir Rosati- ABIERCIM11111106) which has been in the Eaft Indies nearly eighteen yearhis expetied Coon to return to this country. Not above twenty of the fuldiers who went out from Europe with the regiment in ;788, are now, alive, and Come have been upwards of thirty years abroad, having been drafted into the 75th from regi- Ments formerly Cent home. We underhand that the 9th foot are expelled to march from Hilfea Barracks to Bexhill. The gallant and experienced Officer, Lieutenant Otneral S& WO[, who has for many years part held the fituation of Commander in Chief of the Weftern Diftrid, being about to proceed on foreign fervice, bas,with his native urbanity of manners, fent a Circu lar Letter (by way of farewell) to the Commanding Officers of the Yeomanry and Volunteers; a copy of which we take pleafure in laying before our Readers: " Head Quartet, Weltern Meld, Eareer. Augy!t t, 406. • Sta— r flaving the permiffson of hit Fioyal - iiigh4fs the Com mander in Chief to kave the Weftern Diftria, preparatory to my being employed on a Foreign Station, 1 &Quid do violence to my feelings:di4 I fall to exprefs to the Yeomanry and Volunteer Force of the Wedem Difttkl, the very high and grateful rule 1 enter tain of their obedtatec to fucb orders u It was my duty to make known to them ; and their perfonal attention to myfelf, during the many yon that it wan my good fortune to be honoured with their command. I s was my l o t, t o faiths naive forts of the Weft of England (roll Imperceptible beginnings, inereofe into fuch an Ambled ):4APltYanti?ci/YY of the C ounty, lat.a ~y.., . might poOlbly have wed dosing this momentous prrind— ■nd recorriil to the ambition. of paft ages, when the %Stern Counties led the vanguard of the Armies of England, sg the foreign energy, I have no heiMation to declare, that I firmly believe the prefent generation, fo the defence of .their Country, would rival the molt glorious triampho of rhelr predeceiforr This Volunteer Form, the Palladium of our National Defense, eftablftlied on a loyalty that has rated the Conftitutioo, will, with• out doubt, always &play that Invincible fpirit when called hate adtion, which k the :Whit of fober reiredi/on on the bkillnp foe which Engliewnon have to contend. The permanent and Fruit able ME. on whir* the fyttem Is row eonftlinted, may extend to difc4p!inea whole Mien of freemen, and, under Da►taa Panel • oases, render this country fecure and improvable, spirit the . • envyand ambition of any foreign hinder. _ _ • in resulting that, you will have the redoes to convey thefe towlments to the Corps miff your command, beg ycu to trek e any molt fincere will for their welfare acceptabk to them, aoil. s affurt mirk% perfonally, of the very high refped with which " I as, Sir, • • Your molt obedient and molt Githful fervent, (Shred) J.G.Suatcoa, * imams= Genera," ste.a.c.ree. ' "'9 • RETRENCHMENTS. Among the retrenchments, we hear that the office heUilitary, lufpeeor-General of Hofpitals is to be abolithed. The prelate worthy holder of this office, and his deputieb, will be appointed to other depart ments as vacancies faß—hut la the mean time to re• main ea full pow,. The retreat/nab =de; end the eenfegeeet .iir P°f bet e we hear. The pu pub tj la blic Pp:: Intl Gs m o ot have 1 4 1 1 1 offi s cW Primed irmismos;tinsreatergauseirelly• ham made In the Oetineeso4o4oMtet l i: Kediew)weed Barrack DeFeetesene.er , .t.Weianeheard that in the two lalt there is repeat ellffilleeeh greeter diininalfon *Mies and oak*, ._44lloeVesee, the Army will be mmaiged by WeeVelleei Wad of a Board, as was formerly the We,' Mid. le now the cafe in the departmenrof tht Commifary and Bar. reek Mailer General, and.other Departments. The Department of the Commilfary General, as well as that of the Barrack Mailer General, will in future be managed with a Email portion of the espeofe which of late yeare, the public has borne for them. ' We now learn that that very expenfi we department, the once of infpeeor General of the Recruiting ler. vice, with all its appendages, is to be entirely dose away. General WHITILOCK to be pendoned—the beerier of to be appointed to other departments. As part of the plan of diniinithing Diaries and Staff, • Lieutenant-Generale Stellate, Da&ILTMPLII, and Vrsa,.ara off the Command of the Weftern, North, and York Diaries : All, however, able Officers. ,RAMSGATN, AUGUST 8. We have dal so* of the 62d regiment here pith their band, and all the baggage belonging to the re giment waiting for tranfperts. Other ►egiments were expeeed to embark here, but we have no tranfports, and it is poffible Conn of them may rake the dire& route to Portfmouth, hinted of coining here. The tranfports with troops on board, have twice attempted to fail from the Downs, but have been hindered by contrary winds. General &acuities left us on Wednefday. The evening Promenades on Sion Hill are atten ded by much beauty and Whim. The fens is en livened by the fine ►and of the 9th Light Dragoons, which Colonel Manou very kindly orders to attend. They alto attend at Surgefs's Library, where there is an evening promenade, which is numeroufly fie ••••••••••••••• Ye&May wafting, his Karim, Prlneefes Ao• oosrg II SoomAnearr. GeneralCAß TWa , and As s ets.sa, D it u to ke wr of an i d F ier o.z ,L ito or y d WA . and Colonel Tavamt, rode in Windfor Great Park. Her Malarrst and Prince(' ELIZAIRTII, rode to Frogmore. It affords es the highelt gratificatinn to be able to announce, that •the operstuon to which Mr. Fox fubmined on Thurfday hat been attended with the bappieft effeßs. He was immediately relieved by it from theioreffure of no leis than tifbartet quarts of water. He paled a good night t—and the an. Ewers to the numerous enquiries which were made yefterday, refpeding the fit ua t ion of this dittinguilked charafter were, we arc happy to fay, extremely fa. vourable. His medical attendants, we underhand, are very fanguine in their expeltations of his ultimate recovery. The Palace of Wails not only repeated his calls perfonally yefterday, but fo anxious was his ROyal Highnefs for the recovery of the Friend whom he fo greatly efteemed, that he ordered inquiries betides to be made almoft every hour. At fevers o'clock, his RoyalHighnefs being perfeltly fatitfied with the very favourable turn which the diforder had taken, left town for Brighton. It is not, perhaps, generally known, that both -- Hagar Fox, Lord flottaso, (the Father of Mr. Fox) and Sr Lord HOLLAND (his Brother). were both for many years afflifted with the Dropfy $ and that both furvived the operation of repeated tap. pings for a confiderable period. In the prefent intlance it is decidedly declared, that no enlargement of the liver has taken place in Mr. Fox ; and, fince the ()pc ration, the vifcera are obferved to have their full play, and the natural 'late of the body to be, to a great degree, reflored. LAT& TRIAL AT LRWRI..--IDUr Readers will recol lea that in our Paper of Wednefday, we reported a trial in which a perfon, faid to be a Q2aker, was found guilty of the inhuman treatment of a dog—and as we d'd not happen to mention the name, it is only jullice to JOHN GLAUT Ea, a refpcaable Chemid at Brighton, who is really a tualter, to !Lite that the name of the pylon Cu convicted is Mat Collard, and that yam Col lard never wa s a mem b er of the fociety of Quakers, '- although he thou g h t it convenient to a d op t t h e ex• I ternal lingularities of that Body.