Star. — London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

irdst b 4?. . • In coikeelhei of his Majeny's Proclamation for that yelterday was obferted as a day or he. miliation. In thee siteming his Majesty, the Dukes of Kiev *nd Cassaitner. and Princeffes Answers. Matt, acid Soma. went to Steenrge's Chapel, Windfor. and beard a fermon by Is,. Csossou, from the ssd chapter of Genes, and toth verfe. After Cavite the Royal Party took an airing to Traynor/. Prim& Csaatorra of Waste, acerinspanied by the Balton of Emu. attended divine ferviee at the Chapel Royal. The BiStop of Lomenn read the Communion. The Sermon was preached by Dr. ra sewer. The Anthem--. 4, Have mercy upon m:."--by Parcel. was Tung by W. Keever. Halos, and Barrsasesw. the Honfe of Lords went in Rate to W 411111014, Al,bey. • The Spiritual Lords were the Archbillsop ..r Canterbury, the blimp of Clonfert, and three ~ t hey Right Re.. Divines. The Tensors] Peers wet 4 the Lord Chancellor. in his robes of office. Earl Spencer, (with the. blue ribband, as Knight of the Carter), Earl Helton (in his gown as a DoSor of Divinity). Lord Auckland, Lord Walfinghato, and Lord Arden. The morning prayers •were read by the Rev..-- Pridden, one of the Minor Canons, and Dr. Bennet ; the communion ferries was per. formed by the very Rev. the Dean of Weßminner ; and a molt excellent fermon was preached by the Right Rev. the Sillsop of BrilloL His tat was from the 44th pfalm and spit verfe. The Right Honourable the Speaker of the Hmsfe of Commons was efeorted to St. Margaret's Church, Weßnsinfler, by the City of Weeminfter Loyal Vo lunteers, the Hoc. Colonel Eden. A few of the snembers and the officers of the Hon. the Houfe of Commons alfo attended divine farrier along with the Speaker. A very able and iropreffive lemon was preached by the very Rev. the Dean of Raphoe, on the following words, in the sd chapter of the look of Joel, and sith reefs— Awl year Man sad au yew genseete, sad tarn ass. the Lord pear Gad. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayoe of London, the Sheriffs, and &wend of the Aldermen elf , ' went it ttate to attend the ferviee of the day. An excellent' ferment was preached at St. Panl's Cathedral (the church which they were at). by the Lewd Mayor's Chaplain. from the t@th chapter of the Prophet Ifaiah, 7th and sth wafts. The three regiments of Eaft India Volunteers at. tended at the four following churche►, St. Mary Axe church I St. Peters', Corrshill t Allhallows Barking, ' Tower-areet ; and Aldgate, at which elutrch part e 1 the volunteers of the ward of Portfpken heard divine ferrite. The Rath regiment of Loyal Loudon Volunteers attended at Bil/opfgate Church. The Prince of Wales's Lays! Volunteers, Colonel M. P. Andrews, attended at St. Martin's, where an eacellent ferment was delivered by the Rev. J.Watkin I his teat was from the s6th chapter of the Prophet Tibiah, var. is: limy feiel 1 Mae Mired Thee in the alike t yes wit% my *lrk wklile me wil f feet Thee early ; for vacs Thy lodgments eft fel tlie artb,tbe Widening of Lb/ wiald will learn righapoef• 04. • The St. James's Loyal Volunteers, Colonel Lord agtzbertl, were at their own parifh church, where ttty heard an excellent hrmon. preached by the lee. Dr. Andrews. their Chaplain. There was a =oft numerous and refpeltable congregation. The Old St. George's Volunteers, Colonel the Earl d Chefterfield, attended their parifb church alto, and Wald a fermi-In t extremely well fuited to the day, preached by the Rev. R. Hodgfon. The Duke of Gloucefler's Loyal Volunteer% Col. Lord Vircount Chetwynd, went to May Fair Chapel, is being one of the molt contiguous places of worlbip to their u(ual parade. The Duke ofGloocefter's Light Infantry Battalion attended at St. aetnent's theii petit'. chinch. The Loyal North Britons, with his Royal ifighners the Duke of Suns, their Colonel, attendetiVirine Service at the Scots Chapel, London Wall, where it molt excellent fermon was preached by the Rey. Dr. Young. Chaplain to the Corps. Several other Volunteer Corps alfo Went to Church in the particular dintia to which they belonged, but we cannot enumerate them all. The ill Regiment of Guards were at the Chapel in the place called the Armoury, is Wedminlter. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchefs of York, and Come other perfons of dif• alfo attended divine feriice at this chapel. The Rev. Mr. R amain preached an excellent ler• mon at the wills church of St. Clement Danes, from the following text : Prov. chapter 14, verfe ' " ItOttevfirtfi essaltea a satiis, brt fin it a rep sack to any P"Pig." Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars•road, was very c►owded. At the Methodia Chapel, in Great Q2een-fireet. Lineoln's.innfselds, the Rev. Jofeph Benton delivered A truly Chriflian fermon, in the course of which he enforced the necefiity of a thorough and fincere re. pentane, together with a general reformation of our c . onduel, if we had any hope that we could receive a I.ileling at the hands of the ALMIGKTY• His text was the fitne as that which was ehofen for the fer mon at St. Margaret's, before the Houfe of Com mons. The Jews uttemled their diterent Synagogues: in 4he generalie‘ of them there were Pfaims, as tonal, and a Prayer for the Royal Family ; in the great Synagogue at Duke's Place, the Rev. &dolma flerfehell, the High Priell, delivered p dilcourfe, suitable to the folemnity of the day. In the German Lutheran Chapel, called St. Mary. I_ Savoy, an excellent lemon was preached from the r9Ol chapter of the Se:Aind Book of Kings, sth and h verfes. At the Roman Catholic Chapel, dedicated to St. ;'spick, in Sutton.ltreet, Soho, a molt folemn and ;nlpredive Campo' was preached by the Rev. Father ankett. At the Portuguefe Ambaffador'sChapel in Charles. reet, Sotals Audley-preet, there were a great number . 7 I .reign Minifters, the Due d'Artois, and feveral ;:zr ut the molt diilinguiflted foreigners 1 • NAUTICAL INTELLkiNCL PIIII24IIICY, FIIRVADY 21.—Yellerday, during i tremendous gale, at about South, the Hamburgh galliot the Charlotte Hendrica, Captain Boss, which failed the aoth intl. with fruit for Liverpool. returned with lots of cables and anchors s alto the Swedilh galliot Johanna Coesjens, F. H. RoGraa, of and for Embden. with Wine. from Boordeaue. Firs. s4.—Yeßerday the Harlequin hired armed (hip, Capt. Jesdiros, arrived from a cruise, and re. mains. Same day the Swedillt galliot the Johanna. of and for Embden, F. H. Ronnie, from Bourdeaux, failed with a fair wind. PLTIIOI7TM, Fat in the Portuguefe fchnoner, N. S. Dawes, Captain Jose as Costa, hoot London. for Lithos, with fundry goods s Da na brig Andre Margaretta, Captain Eta, from Rot. terdam. for Itochefort, laden with cheefe, &c. de. tained by the Maatiet. gosh brig. Sailed the LADY Watteau, of 38 guns. with a deft to the eaßward Sally American (hip. Captain As sr, for Antwerp : and Jong! Pieter, Captain Aim!, for Newburgh. roatsseovra, Fes. a6.—Sallad the WPYSOUTM frigate, with convoy for the Doiins i the Heaps , gun brig, on a cruise to the can't:Ltd alfo the Peden. ranee, Tatt.oa, for Embden. . , Dean, Ft& a6.-‘Yeßerday arrivect the Mollatle and Feasts& gun brigs, from a cruise off apachy Head. Sailed the Hates/. Iloop for Ireland; Ha. soy Hoop for Spithtad ; Clover and Dreams sloops! DISPIIITI gun brig, on a cruise ok Arrived the &Aetna &op, with a convoy froth Ireland, UR from Falmouth, which ha'e failed for the River; Trott ass gun brig, from a mite off Bon: lope; Aat•aantaa !loop I Mattig& and Ea mast gun brigs, from a cruise off Mend; Fame and Ma Eta India Sips, from the liver; Addington hired tranfport, from Deptford, Sailed the Rasicaust (loop and Mora sr gun brig, on a cruise off 800. lope I aid the Onion (loop, on a cruise off Beachy Head. Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Utrecht, Truk, lenwortalite, Venus, Efpiegle, Kite, Ama. swathe, Maquito, Bonetta, Devallation, Fury, Di. Tygrefs, Mariner. Enrage, Flamer, Jackal), Gtipet, and Archer; Harmony tranfport; Wel. thamflow. Lord Mellon, Font, and Mut EaR India (hips, for India; Addington hired tranfport, for Ply. month ; United States, Nails. for Baltimore; and feveral othet outward bound reels. Yeßetday afternoon the Kite Boop of war, Capt. Jams, arrived in the Downs, from a cruise off the French coati. and brought in with her the Gage, of Newhaven. laden with timber ; the had been taken by a French privateer, and retaken by the Kite—the enemy had fit the refel on fire, which was with dd. ficulty eztinguithed. The Gage is fent for Ramfgate. YAIIeOUTII, Fla. 26.-.4aile.d the DILICIIICI Soap ' of war for the Downs. with convoy, and the Visas gun brig for the Nose. Arrived the Htrnase (loop of war, with the following tranfports, with foreign troops on board, viz. No. :68, :77, 312, 447, 476, 518, and sto—tranfports remain till further orders alto arrived the Cession gun brig, and hat brought in with her a Dutch fining doggcr. Ships of war Majeftic, Admiral -Rowse ; Roebuck, Admiral Doucces ; Elephant, Dilator. Agincourt, Ruby, and Stately ; Veftal frigate and Imogene (loop; Cen• for gun brig, and Florence and Badger cutters. Geassoce, Fan. a4.—The Alexis, Livingflon, at. rived on Saturday, from Wilmington; after a paffage of 4t days. The Captain reports, that he taw a fehooner rigged. alai) to leeward, off Cape Clear, on the tath inMatt, feemingly in diflrcfr, the being then under jury malls, but was in hopes the would reach Cork or Kinfale. Could not learn her name. The Ardent, Crotthwaite, arrived here upon Saturday night, after* paffage of a 8 days.' The Recovery, Wylie, yettesday from New Yolk, after a paffige of itsdays. The Endymion, Campbell, of this port, was expelled to fail from thence for Jamaica. in a few days after the above vetfels ; and the Commerce, M'lntyre, failed for Honduras tome days prior. LIVIRPOOL, Fes 24.—The Kennett, Thompfon, from Memel to this port, ('prong a leak at tea, and has put into a harbour in Norway, near Kirkfound, full of water. The brig F.,rtuna, Claus Newman mak'', an Embden veal, from Charante, with 3 79 pipes of Brandy, pyA on Hoyle Bank on Saturday night about (even o'clock, where Bye loon filled with water. The Captain, with a St. lye's pilot which they had on board, and two of the people, got into the boat to Cave their lives, but before the mate and another man (the whole of the crew) could join them, the boat filled, and the Captain and Pilot were unfortunately drowned ; the Mate immediately threw ropes to thole in the water, and by that means got the two men on board again ; they then cut away the veffel's mails, and (he remained beating on and off the Bank till the following day, when two Soaps and frame boats went to their affiflance, towed her off, and hunt& her to the bank near the Fort, where the rtnw lies. Zander &letter from the pretest Mager of the Chip Harmony (late Aacck). of Greenock. to hit Brother in this l'own, re ceived yeterday, dated at fa, io lat. 21.0.5. ittng.j) Nov. 12, :los. On the aoth 011ober we fell in with a brig, fup. poled to be Spanith, but who (hewed no colours, off the if and of Tenerife ; (he mounted 16 guns, and appeared to have 170 men on board ; Capt. Aleck was determined to attack and take her, it poflible— but it being light winds, could not come up with her; he however manned our three boats with himfell and sa men in one. and 22 men in the other two ; they pulled off, and fonn got alonglide the brig, when a heavy fire of mufketry took place on both fides, but after a revere conflict the boats returned without fuccefs, the proving too ftrong to he taken, and am forty to fay, that Capt. Affieci, with eight men,were killed, and II wodbded in the contelt, many of them danger:may. • • • • Coax, Tea. so.—The &et tinder cnnvny of his Majeßy's flips hi MIA TOlt and Soli a SI., bound tAI the Welt Indies, are getting under weigh.-Scarcely any of the cargo of the - 13ritaRnia. the (hip blown up at Cove, has been yet recovered ; there is, however, an expec tation, that during the next Spring tides, fume part of it may. Her after body was completely blown away, but there remains a part of her under water, unbroken. A few unimportant papers, and Come pieces of timber and plank, were all that were put on board the Speedwell. 'Twelve perfons were loft.- The Britannia was a fine 04. The•wretched men, the mate and gunner, who were in the magazine, be came vidirns to their incaution, and were literally blown to pieces. The bodies of the female peffenger, and four others, have bainpiken up, fadly mingled The cargo of the Mary filakMiy r a, with naval floret, driven on !hors at Don y Bay, has not been totally preferved, as vim Laid. About twO•thirdt were fared. The vela *$U be irrecoverably loft: XJ36081.0:4 ( Jamaica)psc. aB, i ilos.---.A Gentle. man, lately from Cuba# handed us the fullowing ac count of la Cerene privateer, which captured the Chefterfield packet in July l e a , and no doubt it is authentic : the privateer loft, in killed and wounded, 51 ; the Captain is alto dead of his wounds. This peat !laughter is attributed to their failure in board lag. Captain B. being fo well prepared for them; the packet has been fadly mauled; the mot-holes in the hull, maR, and through the fails, numbered 32k, el citifies of numerous rigging mot away. We are tarry to learn of Mr. Jukfon'e death-he died on his pal fage to Europe. from a (evere wound he received from a ball puffing into his right breall obliquely. It was Mr. J. who tied the enfign cord above the mien top, in the affirm. I have the pleafure of informing you we are all very healthy here, army. navy. and Bland in general, and quite happy, ready for the Dtrasi If they give us a call. PROM LLOYD'. LIST. tialiressirs, Tea. 26.-PatTed by do Father and San, Hop kW, frees Liflosa-41siled the Nu. Reps:, foe loam; Alesam der, Yoga. for blew York ; Babe, Wilke; sedate fkomprigo, Cod ing, foe jimmies a Panel. Doom, for Yoestos; Carted Hope, Jan.; mad the Jove Barad, Peckledi.,fos lifolwiss. The Amiable Matilda, Iltomeato, from Macre= for New Tech, le detained sad tent into nearer:at. TM Labeeisio, —, from Zane he Landon, put into Libor as the syth sia. in Jabal& A WeR tediums was captured off &My. es the t ob. by • hornet dip privateer. A Frisch borer privateer wai ends* es the Ica !often& shout few Irepro x to the "Alward of delay. The Aides, Crawford. from Possics fur the Clyde, has put bet rebermory In dlbrde. monad latent, Pentad, frees Oporto for I.oodoo, le aping sod curled into Barran The Nyfairrield. Lambe, Ram Yarmouth, le felted at Triefte. I The Plipesoc, Peters, from Waterford foe London, was captute I ma the spell a jantary, or Tabsendr, with three other kip, by the Cementite Preach privateer. The Newry, Reilly. tram Newry for Lauda. per WO se . Newry on the adt Mutt, with bye feet water in the lholff, thee tie pe:Mama &Caere este. - The Ann and Mope, —, from Batavia and she hill Orf Three, , for Wilmington and Rhode leant, I. totally WA la. Stark lilaod, sear Rhode Inca& The Swao, Foaled. from Vista foe England, I. captured. The Minerva, Wm., ham Miami foe Giartnfory, re captured, and carried Into Frau* • ARRIVED. In the Downs, Diass, Pared& frees Dublin; Draper, M'Doe. MU St Patrick, Campbell; Fedor, Conway ; and the Lops. PA•Caneel. from Iktfaft-At Liverpool. Elsa, Rohrer, from St Lesko; Marv. Goodrich; and Henrietta. Tasty. tram Charlet. tot; Lhebads, Taylor, from revises : Sally, Rowe ; wad Robert 'Dynes, Wall*, front New York...At Bello& Drift I Trader, •-•-•-• from New York—At Wellport, pow Cook, from New, York-At . Cork, Unitas, -......, dem Jafew Tech...At Dow., Awaits. O'Connor. from New Y odp 8 Deseldhino, Itleberd, %en Trinidad ; and Pupae de Pate...--. Soma Ideriaa-At Loa deadeary. Brothers, last, -inn rbiadaipni.•M Mama, Lady opektal. -----; mad Late Diet. bon Llverpod&-At Dalton, jeeps, —., frees Liveepool.-Oflkoste, lidatrinsara. from the River Plata-At Liverpool& cenanattea, Cabrera. trom . Vireistia ; N one, Hort= ; and Mandonlier, Banker, Nam wais t Savannah ; and Staddam Innalaitaa-In the Clyde, Akzis,ll bias a and danisat. Crates wattne, from New adn..AdEkillbs, Mid ifisabati,---; Marla, ..... g Mairif ...... g PIA Prism, ......; Janina, Barber ; and Maeda, LewkwAsit, Ikea Lander ; and ?gonna, Reath, from New York...At Papal. Ilawilleidge, Tay/or, from Londes..-At Lass. Nero, Roads and Ilnakhefen,— from Lodes; Alulkoegoorin. —, frees Waterford; and Ilea Cacho rind--, from Cork-At Gibmiltst, Lord Nagel.. Gordon; sad Barbel r, Baird, from Newt oindiond-At New York, Pan tiara, Lomeli, tram Sligo-At New Pnuidonce, Fortuna, Watt, from Africa-At Yarmouth, Hannon, Ray, from Lienerick.-At Galway, William, Sherry. from New York-At Cork. Commute. Ray, frost Pnieldripeda— At Philadelphia. John hulkeley. —. from Landon—At Headers.. Penelope, Bryan, from ditto-tAt Ckuleflon, Mary, Cowan, front AB ire. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Centaur, Bolton., Delanes, Santa Terefa, eaptala, P.M. raid, Triton, Secede, and Petterell, for the capture of the Frcnttt frigates Couragam, Mettle, and looms, and french brig S.datnine, Just ti,1796, will herald at Mr. Jackfon's , New broad-greet on Wednefday, the jtli of March, and every Wedndday and Thurfday after for three rears. To the flop of war Trompeufe, for the capture of the Santill• luarloldada, alias Bacon Concept°, Feb. 27, tllos,a di:tribunate will be made on board the find loop every Thinfday and taturday at No 7, Walbronit. nie novo( war Gannet, for the recapture of the brig Mambo. rough, November 4, Nto 5, will be paid at Falmouth cia the ith of Mach, and recalled at the ferns piece every Tuctdey and Friday for three years. TM RAMA, for the capture of the American (hip Jelferfoo, Aeguft 23. 1795, will he paid at °apart on Saturday, the act of March, and recalled at the fame place on Wedncfdays and Se turdaya fur three years. The Vanguard and Tartar will be paid for the capture el the Duquefue, July as, dos, on the tit of March, at No. 113. Cle ment's Ion; and every Moody and Thurfalay afterwards fur three years. A diftribution of the French One of war Duquefne, captured July SS. 11110.). will be made to the Bellerophon, on board that at Plymouth ; and to the Elephant, at North Yarmouth, on Saturday, the ift of March ; and recalled at No. it, Cecil-Brett, ! fur three years. To the Iluop Favourite, for the capture of the Sbepherdeft, July St, !ROC a diftfihlatioo will be made at No 7, Walbrook, on l'hurhlay, the 6th of March, and recalled every Thunday and Saturday for three years. The FaR India Company's (hip Sod of Wlcombe, for the capture of the Dutch E aft Indianan off the gland of St. Mina. tyth June, 1795, will be paid at Mr. Woolmet's, Kidney Stairs, Linteheuk, on Saturday, the Bth of March ; and recalled' the brit Saturday in every month CnCILIPIT. WHIIIKALL —Mosiday before the Mori Nnble and Right Honourable the Lords Conlin& linnets elf Appeals in Prize Caufes. The Jane and Sill', Taylor marker —.Thia vedel war captured ots the till' of May, aboa , by his Majefty's fhlp I .vcftuft, Ko ber' Pianism, 114. Commander, vehittt the was lying at anchor off Cainhaway, In the ialaod od Yortulticu, wbere me was taking in a cargo for Chsrictton ; the fr A ee..e. and cargo being carried to the itliod of Jamaica, were there proceeded again!! as prise—Slip and cargo reftored as claimed. The fehoortee Maria, nittrikiiil veld, laden with a cargo of prt,vidons, was captured by hi• klajeity'e Dip of war Nave Kle, Frederick Watling, tfq Commander, at the Wand of Coraco3.—Skip sod goods tailored as claimed. Iha fcbooaer Judith, I fatal matter —fhis Swain' Mir, on a voyage from Cusdaloupe to St. Thomas'a, was captured on the ala February, tdoo ...Stip and goods tellOrt 4 Si ClSitStd. GiiikALTAft, JAWARY ty. Egrainahtm•ar raaTAate OF B .—lts the late glorious ailiun with. the Combined Fleet.. hie (hip Defiance, commanded by P. C. Dua ne*. had engaged a French So-Ron (hip, within OW (but. Mr. Spratt, mate of the above Ship. from hie great aßirity.had been honoured with the command of the boarders, and likswifc prornifed an oppirrtts nity to fignalitc hirnfelf Ibis Wave young officer, in the mi.lll of the *llion, eficed his gallant Captain permi(lion to board, who IMmediately ordered the helm a weather, and the boarders to be ready ; but thi. true fon of Neptune, fearing the (hip would not dole, and nn willing to loiefu On' an opportunity. requelled of the men that could fwim to follow him. He plunged intorhe water, fwam to the enemy's Rern, and entered the gun room port alone, by thq afl ame.. of the rudder chains. His men either enifon. . ' deranod, or did nut bear him, in the clamour of bat tle, but our hero made his way courageonfly through the different decks, and was loon after teen on the enemy's poop, with his hat on the point of his cut lati, calling the boarders to his affiflance. who were then an zioufly waiting for the !Nips to chile. He at tempted to haul down the French colours, but was attacked by revere! grenadiers whom he repulfed with flitter.. The (hips being pretty clofe, feveral oFour tars got over, who bent their vengeance on atrofficer. He cried for mercy, and threw liimfelf at our hero's feet, who fared his life. He had fcarcely'petformed this piece of ferrite, when a muflcet was levelled at his ['regal. but to dole, that be fortunately Brock it downward,rcteiving.however the !hot throughltis les. which was feverelyfraeured. He afterwards fought two of the enemy on his knees, who were Coon ail - - patched by Come of the brave tars by whom he was fo gallantly fupported. The fbip Coon after Bruck, • and proved to be l'Aigle. This young Officer is in the Navy Holpital, and we are happy to hear, in a fair way of doing well."—Ga. Christ. jam. t I e 1606. • Captured wad bercht few the eth..—Tii. Van* Lied ale • Xte. del Grath, jaw S. Restere l / 2 „inen Malaga, with treit. fi • teed pew, toe Cadis—Tiw Spatilik Much. dun jenclilb. Seyikt,, tree Malaya, with wie, far Culls—The Spada Moan del Carman, Vincent. Peewit. from Malay, with wins, lips.and ads, tee Crdis—ily P.S. W. Minerva. Detained ea the tth—The Mak twig Aiwa Sophia, C. Peter tee, to days trout Mow, with brandy and ads, Gar Altnea—tly H. M. boob Thunder. Detained ea the 6th—The Racerin twig Prudence. Views Lapty, so days how Terragena , with wine, braady, sad paw be Tesaingea—Ry H. M. Mt Fervent. Disabled en the sets—The Dania brig Muth* Helens Preis , MCA. Dawdeta, a days from Sows, with brandy and sits Gr Alswaseely H. M. brig Cerueeasicr. Arrivals at Gibrautat from the sd to the loth of 1a" Hr.1,;2.. hip litelhhies QS. itothirforti a ,4 hit We. i t isf, kir edam as Sykes, both don Lard Cellesished's 1 iket—The Pomo* kieplier NOM de Llirsawa. delude Lembo ape hes Laws. with mason and Tb Italtataa big Maim de Om* R. Cedileses , wish sahesse. ter biapi."—The hist% Lard I. Gordis, Sj 4 .,. Hog. Cues, with sahib. ht a meitit--Thr Roar pilarre These, P. ..leleta, from A= • i with wheat, for Les—.Theilesethn Harm Vidt , nuts, Reds, I days trots Lib... milibashas and whore ter hiplee.— His Majefty's brig ate. Choi liihwinsi. is dip p m Pi*" with dirpe WOW* hop Iliaterai ma Cqpiaba Leah. Irma a eider to she Wellward Ohs vow no at ay tit Oise el We nit. and Ma her bew‘prit—Tha Pailigadt trig :CA Oh Jr& LZ. dr Valdes, from a webte—.The 1406 .Philp Baird, yo days Iran St. John's, with ilas 'res alpha Wedeln the id—His ht.J:fty's trip Boadicea, and hi. Myer. eye hap Mattis. SWIM ea the 6th—Hl. WO ell Doer Naa.itus. s The Boyd, lanliton, from Granada for Leaden, pet law Mask on the a nth Wheat, with the his of maista.naalt. twider, ," and inky ;another Wed Indianan has plain thert.emene MAIM% The Polly, of London, la earthed into Harwich, having been &vadat fen without say pas* on MGM. reppeied set hove her (impaired ha the Swim. The following is a Lift of Paiengercoa boatd the outward bound EMI India fleet: Per Elphinttan, fat Bombay—Mr. Edward Impede anti Mr. R. 1 Stephadon, Writers; Mr. C. J. &We. Saperibtailant o f the Police; Mn.s Elisabeth Ana Braces, proteeding wits her hatband; MIL Helan Kik. tawnier to keg brother; Mr. Juba Smith Canning. Cadet kr the (utst ry. • Per Winabirlfai, fur Barakap—hir. lobe Preen and Mr. 11A7.1 Jades. aft Lleuterils4libibisi Mr...Pruett, *ha her bulb :ad; Captain ''mau l . C. J. Bead and hi. 10.44.3 Mrs. Emily Watkins, us 4 heirhalma (or, roturain het • band; Mr. Jon Crawfad,,Wittreg Mr. jams Maioay. W returniag. Per Ceres. fur Bombay—Mr. T. Sheridan, Weiler; M. William Black, William Cloaks'. J. T. M s NMI WiNINII , Cadets for the Infantry. Per Perf.werance, fur liencooke—Mary LeleillsoMakm. pro. to frienda • • Per Warner Cattle. fur Bombay--Melva A. Tea& and R. Konen, Cadets few the Infantry. P r bed Callereagh, f t Bengal—Mrs. Catharine Francini and Mrs Anna Marla Abbott, proceeding to their hatbands; Mrs Mary Blair, proeccrUng to her friends; William DWI!, h e e mariner; Mears fivderick George Litter, Edward Wills. Stough. ton, Ruben Koch., Samoa Wuollry. Patrick Worthy. Robot Bechar, John Cuwilade, John Edward Cwt. ay, Arthur MNailly, Heury Clapton Barnard, George Soudgrafs, William Mathew, and Nicholas Ge Lille, Cadet• for the lessitry ; Mr. George Rm. burgh, Cadet for the Cavalry. - For Port St. George--Afell.s. Edward S. Rime Whitt, Thomas J clam. Edward Pion, Jolta Willows, James Fortn s Cufbny, Juba Hewitt. Patrick Heron Newell, and Thorns. Wallin, t:;deu• for the infantry. Per Sit William Bentley, for Balgal—identenal t Joegh Wane ; Mr. Thomas Pain Calvert, and Mr. Gorge Everitt. Artillesp at Engineers; Mr. john Henry Hawn Jerup, Cadet fur tha Ca valry; Mears. George William. Jones, Chriftoptur Gudby, Sa muel Maltby, and Gilbert Watfon, Cadet. for the infantry : Mr. John Peter., permitted to proceed to ft ale his private affairs Fur Port St. George—Mears. John Race Godfrey, Henry Gould. Starkey Croaf.laile, James hams, and OlwaltilKinnin, Cad.;. fur the Infantry. Prr Hugh Inglis, for Bengal—Mr. Gordon Forbes, Fedor; Mean Mondry, Para._ Janie. inilawood, Jenkins lavade, Lo mas, Brandon, Hough. Homer, Rutlidge, i urner, Pearce, Thaw nue . Lawrence, Cntiftie, Mandell. wad Chamber., C.Ydets; Mr. 0. Sityklun, Afaftaut Surgeon ; Mr. and Milt Quires, Mn. A Caldwcil, Mts. Gould and daughter, Mrt Forbes and OWL Milks H. and E. Rutlidge —.l•dt MAraa—Mars Goodsidge, Robinfon, Townfend, Snowden, Matthews, Hammond, Prid ham, Aitkia. and Samoa. Csnats. Per AL.orick Cattle.for Bengal—Meirra.C. Alifon and G. Ogil vie, Free Mariners, —tor Madras—hleffrs. J. Owarkla and 1). Hill, Writers; Marrs. Janfun, Roberts, Kippin, Durrfun, Cbrif , tlan, Evans, Golding, Pratt, Hodge, Reilly, and Wood, Cadets; Midra Colley, Uat helur, and Crockrll, Fm Manners; and Mrs. S. Colley. Mr. William Uieinqart, Writer, for China. Per bengal, fur Sengal—hleffrs. C. hinnekton, T. Silinn, W. Lambert, and W.Graot, Writers; Mr. 'l'. Crichton, AlGihnt Swiss; Mefirs.Lyons, Curtis. Mormon, Christian, Chipsfri. Jackfl , o, Hollins, Bruce, Aiddiq. Stuart, Cubit. Jeffrey. brine, Thornton. and Martin, Cadets ; Allard:fee Thornhill and Storing ; Mitres Harragton, Hawes. E F. and E. M. Storm, —Foe Ms. fires—a‘ r. W. Jones, ASitant Surgeon; M (fr.. Jones, Crl,:btun, MacMillan. and Ilumdde. Per Lads Jane Oundas —For Henget—Mere T. Du Pre, Per cher, and J. tip .rlt es, Writers; HMV CAN! ; Metre. karabain all,,terow, Waller. Moore. Cores, Campbell. Apliti, Yelrnd , Lhoris, Blacbhall, and lienfon.Cadets; Milks Barclay, paltwoo4, and Brows.—Fur Madras—Mr. E. W. Cruttenden, Writer; Matra Finike. H. Holmes. Sled, R. Hot:nce, lieramelt„ Hamilton, Idles. Michael, Hissilea, Doan, and eMby, Cadets, Mr. W. Leta, and Mrs. buith. ~' a I