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ed the mamma at Aberdno s levee did any public chukker more codesr himfeW to all ranks—he lite rally was adored in his diarist He is fucceeded in the command of ieby the Hon. Major-Gen. Lasts', of the Guards. It is Paid, that by the abolition of the General Hofpitals, a larger fum will yearly be fared to Go vernment than the amount of the late iacreafe of pay to the Officers of the Army. We fincerely with that this increafe had been larger, to a moil ufeful * as well as honourable clefs of the community. The Marquis CORNWALLIS is daily expelled IN re turn to Aberdeen to his regiment, where they have been quartered for a confiderable time, and where they are much efteemed by the inhabitants. • By Tome omit ion, or fatal error, for the prefcnt, in the Bill for the increafe of Pay to the Army, and of Penfions to Widows, the widow of the full Colo nel has not been thought of, a rank not to be gained by porchafe, but by a confiderable length of fervice, and the penfion being confiderably under tool. ; this falls extremely bard, in particular, on thofe highly diftinguinied and mob truly ferviceable corps, the Royal Artillery and Royal Marines ; as their full Colonels, when enjoying the rank of Generals, are, from the nature of their refpedtive liner, debarred from ellin g the Staff-employments, whereby they might be enab:ed to accumulate fornething for their families, with the fame juftice and propriety as the full Colonels of the Guards and of the line ; and the widows of Colonels are but few in number, from the rank being much contraaed. The following is a correa flatement of the military footing the Plymouth Garrifon and Diaria : Licata:suit Omni ENGLAND Lieutenant &nand Mum titer Gourd DALCIAIT Mayer General las owr Brigadier Goleta! $ A Melia@ at Royal Artillery. A Bligada a lord Bushmen. A Detadurnent of the 3d Dragoon Guards. ad Battalion al t►a std. or Cornwall Regiment. A Battalion of Royal Marines. Captain Mills' Troop of Devenihke Yeomanry. The Royal ConewalL Tle Wildlife, with the aft end 3.1 &shunts of Leasealbk, sel loyal Veteran Battalion. Prime of Wales% Ye/nowt Watt* Doke of Tort's Volenoter Pliweeith Voltmeter loferatry. Lepel Desk Vargas , Wm* %tatting, Seel meistait, about 6000 tfeetiVel. Yeßerday morning the left wing of the Coldfireatn 'Winton t of Guards marched from Deal on their saute to Chatham. Part of the sad Regiment, which has marched front DOVtii is to do doty at Deal till ioniser orders. VOLUNTEERS. On Thorfday the sa.th July, the DuntfriesCompa riles of the Dumfries-Aire Battalion, affembled upon their Parade, at the Dnck, by order of their Com mandant, Dentenant Colonel Da PaYSTII ; and. being formed in a circle, the new regulations appli cable to Corps raifed on the eftablifiiment of June, 1803, were read by the Adjutant, after which the Captains, Dam Nswatt. and Jawas GLACI s, Efqrs. having been previoufly defired to take the fentiments 'if their Companies, individually,) came forward, and in a molt fpirited and handfome manner declared their williagnefs.and that of thofeaffociated with them, cheerfully to fubmit to fuch economical regulation as Government have deemed expedient; whereupon the Lieutenant Colonel exprefled his apptobatiop4of their condull, and faid, that he had ferved the Kin 1 My years as a Commiffioned Officers had been Lieutenant Colonel to the Bth or King's Regiment or Infantry, with the brevet rank of Colonel in the array ; that he had had the honour to command his Alajefty's forts and garrifcns abroad, together with the upper dittria of Canada, at a moll critical era*. And now, Ihould there be occafion for it, to have the honour of leading the Dumfries-thire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry again(' -a French regiment of the Inv. however well difciplined, would be the height of big ambition. And, on Saturday lag, the Annan divifion of the above Battalion, under the command of Major &taut r a, in the fame fpirited manner, nna nimoufly agreed to continue their levies upon the reduced allowances. Monday leinnight the Dumfries-thire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Major M C• MURDO, affembled at Dumfries, where they are to remain for fourteen days on permanent duty. Friday the permanent duty of the in regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteer Infantry ended, when they were reviewed, on Burntifield Links, by Lieu tenant General TURNIP. FLASIR, commanding the forces in Scotland. They muttered on the field up wards of boo, and went through their evolutions, nsanceuvres, and firings, with that Beady precifion for which they have always been diftinguithad, and re ceived the molt flattering tedimony of approbation from the reviewing General, and a numerous :Jere blage of !inflators. Friday the Oflicersof the other Edinburgh Volun-. tser Regiments had a meeting with his Grace the Duke of Bucct.su' Lord Lieutenant of the c o un t y , when they agreed to ferve on the new regulations. The Volunteers of Ayr have alto cheerfully acqui efced and repledged themfelves, by fubfcribing anew. Jr is not, petty emolument that afluates them. The diftinguilbing principle of patriotifm, which can never be debafed by fordid avarice, will continue to render them more efteemed by their fellow citizens, and snore formidable to the enemy. The Loyal Southwark Regiment watered on Tuefda at their head quarters, and marched to Ken ningtony Common for field exercife, upwardo, of Ono flrong. The St. George's and St. Giles's Volunteers, un der the command of Sir J. NICHOLS, were muftered on Tuefday mooning, and met full 350 flrong, rank • It was owing to Colonel De Pe yfter's unremitted ezetthms that the enter were always defeated in their attempts to drat ,be eontpeft of Montreal and o :22:bce, by the route of die sipper and file, befides OAleers and Staff, in the Malcom Gardens, at fix o'clock, fully armed and accoutred. Sir J.Nicaoxs made an animated Cpeech, in the courfe of which he paid them many handfomc compliments for their zeal, perfeenefs in difcipline, Oliva) , and perfeverance in doing their duty, and Rated the pro priety of their continuance. They all agreed to con dame their fervices, and then marched to Sydenham Common, where they divided into two parties. They W a flam fight, went through all the ufual . 104. iseuvres, and then marched round by way of Dol. with and Camberwell, to the Montpelier Ground & *ere they had a mnfl excellent dinner provided for elbera, and they marched homeward in high fpirits. The Clerkenwell Volunteers ' commanded by Cal. Maniac, had a field-day on Monday; after which they were addreffed by the Colonel on the fubjeft of the new plan under which they are to aft, namely, to have their allowance reduced, and to moiler twenty fa days in the year. The Colonel made an excel lent appeal to the patriotifm of the Members, who, difdaimng every fentiment unworthy of Soldiers, re leased to continue their fervices, and to fubfcribe a fmall Cum per annum, to make up the deficiencies occafioned by the new fyflem. The Fitt Surrey Volunteers, commanded by Co lonel Garrscezz, underwent a fimilar cerem•ny on the fame day ; and both Corps departed, by giving nine cheers. The Kum came to town yetlerday about twelve o'clock, and at two held a private Ltvee at the Queen's Palace. which was attended by— Theme Princes of HeSkin Oldenbourg and fait% and Prince CnalWed& The a" kapaisl, Portegasere, Radian, Sardinian, Swediar, therwites„ ad Americus Anabadadurs. TM Loot 011ipuillse. TM ht 1494 of OM Treafury. The Chemeelibt of the Eseltequer. The Someatery of State for the Kane Department. The Pb* Lord of the Admiralty. Tito Mallber Owerall of the Ordnance. Thu Podia& of lb* flooril of Controul. Lards Cabmen rid Com m Moat lintg. Doran Nikki. sod soi Wm. Mrs J. Aollowher,S.Caserd, and H. B. Noir. Grey, LPL h rollowing had the hanour of being prefented to Maims' : Bares Agape. by Count Mealier, upon his arrivii from Rs nibs*. The Hea.CaptataCitzr, upon his being appointed Com miffloner tithe Navy at Portlinoutb, by his brother Vircount Howiek. Coact P . upon Lk arrival from Hangar', by Hari SYdneer. Sir Jose Ass T ,apes an return hoe Madras, by the Right Hon. Mamas Grenville. At the dole of the Levee his MAJESTY gave an• dieoce to Lord GaamviLLa ; after which. his Ma- JISTY held a Privy Council, and then gave an audi ence to Mr. BOND. who laid before his Majastir the proceedings of feveral Courts Neldal. At half pall five o'clock his Maissra fed off on his return to Windfor. Lewd Motu, Lord LAILUDZIDI LI. and Mr. TRONA! GtINVILLL have been talked of as likely to have the Seals of the Foreign Department, in cafe Mr. Fox's health &odd abrolutely require a retirement from Office. On Saturday, Earl SPEICIR removed to his Houfe at Wimbledon. On Monday, his Lordrhip gave his loft dinner in London for the feafon, to the two Princes of OLDINSOURO. and a numerous party. Yeflerday fe'nnight the Right Honourable Jcxa PHILTOT CURR•II, the new lvtafler of the Rolls in Ireland, was (worn a Member of his Mijefty's molt Honourable Privy Council in that part of the United Kingdom, and took his feat at the board accordingly. It is Paid that Lord RossLyu will fet out immedi ately for Portugal. Yefterday morning, at half-pall four o'clock. Ge neral GRIT left town, for Plymouth, on his way to the Cape of Good Hope. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES left •Brighton on Tuefday evening, in confecinence of an ewers received from town. at two o'clock. Yeflerday, the Prince of Wm.'s, the two Princes of Osolmaouao, all the Foreign Ambalfadors, and Foreigners of diftinaion, at Court, dined with Earl Morita. Yeilerday afternoon. (non after four o'clock, the Duke of Your, accompanied by his Royal Brother, the Duke of CAMBIUMS, fet off in his travelling car. riage from the Horfe Guards, to proceed on his in fpation of the Weflern Coat. Their Royal High neffes dined at Hartford-bridge, and proceeded to Cuffnels, the feat of Mr. Ross, to fleep. Captains Pacer and Urron, the Duke's Aid de-Camps, fol lowed in another carriage. The Duke returns to town on Tuefday. On Tuefday, after the Review on Blackheath, the Duke of CAMIILIDGI entertained a large party to dinner, at his apartments in St. James's Palace ; the company confided of the Field Officers of the two regiments of Life Guards, and the General and tither ' Officers compofing the Staff of the London DiftriO. yeflerday the Officers of the ill Regiment of Life Guards gave a grand dinner to the Duke of Kin?, and the General Officers and Staff Officalk of the Duke of CatitIRIDGI% diflriA. The band of the re giment attended, in their full uniform. - - We are happy to inform our Readers, that after the 11l of Auguli no new veld, or any vefel which has not been employed during her lan vogage in the flare trade, will be allowed by law to dear out at any of our Cullom Houfes for the coafi f Africa for flaves. Yeflerday a Court of Diredors was held at the Raft India Houfe, when Captain Jona Mactornst, of t he (hip Union, took leave of the Court previous to de puting for Madras and Bengal. The extra (hips Devaynes, Carmarthen, Travers and General Stuart, were taken up in addition to the Chips of the prefent feafon, and appointed to be afloat the 29th Augua. General Lord LAKC WU appointed Second la Council and Commander la Chief at Fort William in Bengal; Hamar TVOISAS COLWOORB, Efq. was appointed Proseiflo sal Counfellor, at Fort William, to Bengal; U w.. JANIS Hamar CAS 411.1101. Efq. at Fort St. George. The Rev. Was. EALIS took the ufual oath s on being appointed oat of she Chaplains for Bengal. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday. It is generally underlined that one of the threats held out by BONAPARTI during the prefent negncia• tion, has been, that if Britain would not content to a peace, he would invade Portug il, and either annex it to his dominions, or bellow it on one of Lir relations. SPA 7M C iNtEurcEnct. BRIGHTON RACES, TORSDaIt, PILIr His Royal Highnefs she Prince of r- Wales s ch. e. Sam beat Mr. Ladbroke's br. c. Wormwood, 88. 31b. each, the laft mile, sogs--even bettilg. Handicap Plate of 501. given by the Fund for all ages—the IA mile. Mr. Ladbrotte's c. Waty, 3 yea old, 6lt td Saekville, Enchanter, aged, yft H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's 11.rot•che, a YrB old, lea 3 Mr. Walker'. Minionette, 3 yrs old, 61t. it lb. 4 Three to i that either Enchanter or Barouche a good race. A Gold Cop given by H. R. H. the Prince of WA" and a Subleription of logs. each—four miles. • Id Dotlingtoreo b. is. Pavilion, 5 yrs old IA Egremont's b. M. Slipper, s yr. uld Mr. MeUUles b. c. Headley, by Galianoa, 3 yrs old 3 Mr. Ferma's b. c. Hippoosides, 4 yra old, Routed, but did am go the Carrie throu g h,. Pavilion the favo j4ite—won with cafe. Hippo. mines bolted early in the race, and no effort of his cider could induce him to go right. Headley west out at the turn and was beat a long way. Sweepflakes of wogs. each, h. ft. BR. The kit IA Stowell's brother to Ringrall IA Sadtville's br. c. by Tnlmpstor, out of Young Nofferto Even betting—won with great calk. Fifty Pounds for four year olds, ice. Heats, the New Cootie, about a Mile and Three I:Zi3arters. Mr. Goddard'. Newmarket, 4 yes old s Mr. Lsdbruke's ch h. Dudley, 4 yea old 3 Mr. Fent's b. Is. Lyneius, 5 yrs old a 3 Mr, Melba's be. k. Neural, 6 yrs old 4 dr The firtt heat a clofe race—the leeond heat won by two lengths at RACES AT BARHAM DOWNS, MONDAY, JULY sr. A Gold Cup, value 6o guineas, Inbicribed for by the Officers of the 13th Light Dragoons, and run fee by horfes being bona file their property ; rode by Caters of the regiment--Two mile heats. Lieut. MA liner's eh. g. Sir Robert, by Don Q t .isota I 1 Copt Boyfe's br. g. Maker Toby, sued !dew the Hon. H. B Lygon's b. m. Off-Ose goes, 6 yrs old 3 3 Capt. Henry's b as. Deception, by Whilkey, aged 4 4 Cape. White's b g. Slapbuig, by Forturdo, broke down. A match for 5o guineas each, one two-mile heat, by Lieutenant-Colonel Head's ch. h. Favourite, and Captain Henry's b. g. Boxer, rode by the owners, was won eafily by Captain Henry. _ The Court of Common Council yefterday dif charged from the nomination for Sheriff, on their petitions, and paying each of them into the Chamber 4001. and so marks, with the ufual fees, the follow infic(l:taodesmen, viz. llSocuttford, Efq. William Rowlett, Efq. • ...Bekkirood, Efq. Robert Slade, Efq. Mierbset. Efq. Thomas Balkerfield, Efq. nib amid, Efq. George Wan lre, Efq JJs q.zr John Calvert Clarke, Efq. Sir No Arundel! Rot. WG.Liabt Axe, Efq, was difcharged from his no. mination, without fine, on account cf his age. At the Common Hall held afterward>, the Lord Mayor made a fuitable apology to the Livery, for having detained them beyond the appointed hour, whereupon the names being put up of thole mentle. men remaining upon the fill, as alfu of Jamie beams. costs, Efq. (propofed by three of the Liverymen,) the eleftion of Sheriff was declared to have fallen upon PATE% EVERITT MEST•IIII.I4 The Court of Aldermen tomorrow will receive the anfwer of Mr. Msszasas, the Sheriff Med. The elation for the Borough of Seaford corn menced on Monday. There were two candidates, the Hon. Mr. W LLLLL Lay and Mr. Leach. Mr. Wax- Lamm' polled 42, and Mr. Laacm 64. The I er was of courfe fuccefsful, as the whole number of voters is only t to. On Friday • Common Hall was held at Portf mouth, to nominate a per fon to reprelent that Bo rough in Parliament, on the intended refignation of the Hon. D. M. ERSKINE, when Sir Tmomas MIL Lea, of Frnyle, was nominated. The furniture of a fuperb Rate bed was lately worked in China, and intended as a prelim to the Spanifh Prince of the Peace. The fhip in which it was fent to its illuflrious owner having been captured by a Britifh veffel, this magnificent piece of furniture VMS purchafed by Mr. GoLosmto, who has fince pre rented it to the Prince of WA LEs. The ground-work is of the mat beautiful yellow fattin. The counter pane reprefents the Emprefa of China feared in Rate, giving audience to a number of figures which are moft exquifitely delineated in the coflume of the country. Mr. GoensmiD had been offered Soot. for his bargain. The Prince, extremely delighted with fo appropriate a prefent, has ordered it to be placed in the Rate bed chamber of his Chinefe Pavilion at Brighton. The Gold Medal given by the Honourable Com pany of Golfers was played for on Leith Links on Saturday laff, and gained by ALSIANDIII MURRAY Efq. Ramfgate is now completely filled with genteel company ; not a lodging to be got. Broadttairs is full, and Margate has no cattle to complain. jack Afs racing, jumping in lacks, and racing after Pigs with looped tails, is to be the (port of the latter place next week. The fathionable Donkey tiding of let year is much complained of by the owners of thole acrid and ill•treated animals. On Monday left a Grand Cricket Match commen ced at Lord's Ground, New Road, Mary la•bonne, between ten of the St. Alban's,. and eleven of the Rickmanfworth and Uxbridge Clubs. In the after• noon of Tuefday the match was finithed, under cir cumllanees which have very rarely terminated a eonteß of this defcription in that or any other ground. Both parties were exaftly even, and the Rakes on each fide were confequently withdrawn. On the ilth inn. a quarrel took place between two Englith prifoners at Verdun, Captain Walpole of the Navy, and Lieutenant Miles of the Navy. Next day, at five in the morning, they fought with &Role, near the Garden Fontaine, in the Fauxburgh. They flood at only ten paces diftanee ; and yet it was not till the fifth round, that one of them (Mr. Miles) was (truck by a ball, and killed. On receiving the fhot, he ex claimed, lam a dead man I" A change of Performances is at length determined on to take place at the Royal Aaphilbratre after Sa• turday nest ; till then, however,. our Readers will hare to behold the truly furprifing little Antriatan E q uerian, the fpirited and ingenious Pantomime of " Lattrb aid Lay Doom," and the celebrated Spec- tacle of the " Fair Slaw; or, the Cottons, and Manners of the Moors and Africaps." NAUTICAL INTEL T. IGENt7E. MAILS THIS DAY.-.-Wind W. All. Out• ASS OMI• O I Oottenburth a • I limber& V A • PENZANCE, JULY a. Since my tail, came in the Tanker, from Looe, and the Young Henry, from Bode, with bark. for this place ; the cutter privateer the F , s, of from a cruise ; and the Sufan recilar tin veld, Cap tain TRSLIIDIA. from'Carpenter Smith's wharf, with bale goods, for this place. FALMOUTH, 1131. Y se. Arrived his Majelly's (hip Divt•rice, of 74 guns, Captain Hi:mice's, from off Bellcill:—no news ; the Britannia cutter from jerfey ; the Maniura, Demers, from Briftol, with bale goods, &c. ; the j-mima, Dickson, from Sunderland ; and the Well India (hip George, Paws, from Deptford for Madeira and the Weft Indies. Sailed the Fanny, V , for Plymouth. The Lord Hobart packet, from Ame , trice with mails, may be daily expetled. The Duke .of Kent packet is appointed to take the mails of nest month for the Weft Indies, and the Mancheffer ditto, thole of America. Wind 8. W. • Dublin Waterford PLYMOUTH, JULY tip. Lail night arrived the Cnfar French brig, of t 8 gong, prise to the Comeau& and Coaostaoa, taken off Rochefort. The Cedar is now goingup Hamoage, to be infpeeked by the Officers of the Navy—the is • very haodfome fail-failing brig. Came in the lan. of 33 guns, from a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, JULY jo. Dropt den to St. Helen's his Majefly's Chips 12$11sTANCR and Paavo TTTTT with a fleet of tranf. , ports, fur Plymouth. SHEERNESS, JULY 30. Sailed this morning early for the Baltic, the SPY (loop of war, with a convoy. confiding of feveral Englilh and Swedilh [hips. Wind S. W. light breeze. Drill', JULY go. Arrived the-Ca rictus' frigate from the Weßward, and failed for Yarmouth. Sailed the BRUIZER gun brig on a cruise off Boulogne , the Protearefs. Eva. Karr, for Virginia ; and the Swift, Lawson, for Malta ; alto the Savaos flop of war, for Cor k.— Several of the tranfpnrts that were lying off Ramf. gate have came iota the Downs, having received on board their number of troops. BOMBAY GAZETTE, JAN. ap, t Se 6. On Thurfday the 23d init. anchored in the harbour the Dann (hip Count Bernflorff, Csjt. BoyEssasi, from the Me of France, whence (he failed on the ift Dec. and touched at Tellicherry on the 7th infant. Capt. D. Median and Lieut. THATCHER, who were captured in.the Phoenix, Capt. GILEIPIII, have ar- rived in this (hip, as alto J. E. BFCCMANN ' E:q. BAt the time the Count ernfforff left the Mauritius, the only veffels of force lying there, were the Semi lame fr7gate under repair, and a Nall privateer, which, it was (Ad, would Coon put to tes. It appears. that the Sernillante ft igate. in the engagement wi.h the Phaeton and Harrier, off Manilla, fuffered cone derably in her hull, and that feveral of her crew were killed. The Phenix and Viper were the only Eng lifh prizes which had reached the illaad previous to the departure of the Dane. Capt. Maass-ow fpeaks in the higheft terms of the treatment he met with at the Bland, as well frrm the Gneet nor as the inhabitant, in general. Ws Majelty's (hips Terpfichore and Pitt were cruizing off the ihand at the period of the Count Bernitorff's departure. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORAYMWD, PILE 30..-u Pated ty the Lottliana, from Peteriburgh; Providence ' Pa terfon ; Prince of Oldenburg,, ; and the Martha, Home, from H mburgh the Leith packet, Brook, for Copenhagen • Liberty, Semen, for Cork; Fune,Scatt ; and the Draper, hi'Doneell; for Belfaft. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE•MONEY. The Mukluk°. for the Orates sad Pylada, captured lath and 13th May, aoj, will be paid on her arrival in port, and recalled for throe yarn, at No. a, James-Brett Adelphi Tie Mars and Spartiate, for the captpre of tie Coffin Ewen, and Meanly., the ad and 4th Jule. 1803, Witt be paid Mt board, on their arrival at Plymouth ; recalls at the Nava: Awskalessoadt, for three years. ADMI COURT, JULY z9.—This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Score proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : Carl Edward Romig, Peterfon mater—This weird. under Deo nub colours, with a cargo of fuger, coffee, ate in the profecution of her voyage from Maninique and St. Croix to Copenhagen. was captured by the private Chip of war Miranda, W. Snow Comman der, and brought to Falmouth.—ln this cafe the (hip was reftored, and fanher proof direCted AS to the property of the cargo. Betfey, Jones nonce—Property refiored, and the queftloos of demurrage and damage referred to the Regiftrar and Merchants. Hoffnung Von Lever, Hinenten•This was a claim for • quan • tity of litien•—reltontd. Hoop, &hip malter.Cargo admitted to further proof, elect the wine called hock condemned. Apollo, Starch matter—Cargo condemned to the raptors, freight, and expences referred. Charlotte Loulfa, Simla matter; and Charlene end Sophia, Comic nufter.—ln tittle two cafes the cargoes were admitted to proof. MiIICITS. Love enaller...-Tbe goods in this cafe were reßcrod a, claimed. Helms lifabe, Dewit mafter.—Reflitution of the cargo, on the payment of the captor's expences. The Taamswoous lately arrived from the Eaff Indies, is gone to Chatham to be paid off ; her crew are to be turned over to the (hips fitting in the Med way : tome of thole men have been thirteen years from this coantry on a foreign Ration. • IXTIACT or A LITTER Flow AN °EPICS% OM artARD NIS MA J ESTY'S SHIP Till ILIEHIitiT, DATA, PENS 26, Ott INALTINI Q ZJA " We left Portfmoutis the 4th of May, and arrived with the convoy here the ,4th of June. Our peerage out was very favour'- bk. alai what Rill adds to it, was one fortunate escape with the !ips under our convoy, as Jerome Bonaparte had Sa fail of the line cruising to windward. We never came to on anchor in kerbs • does, but proceeded immediately foe Martumoe, and difeotiend two of the enemy's Chips at anchor In Fort Royal. We thew Admiral Cochrane, at slot interval two mare doped; but we were looking out for the other two Q,lps,ln order to intercept them. We node to the nit cod of Martinique, and rent the Dart In &,e, on Tuetlay morning the aid, when the made the heal for an menly.—We gave Acne with an Intention to have cot then, .41 before they got up with the Diamond Rock ; but they were fortu• nate in getting in, (although we partied them fo cloak that we were within gun-Cwt of them for nearly hal , as h or), when they got dotter under their batten o. If we had been forsciful enough to bare dlkovered them an hour foooer, we loold have had the pleature of dlrpbying the Ruth& colour, at the mat heads in lieu of their French. From the intelligence we revived, we was led to believe that they had proceeded oa to India. Probably they went part of the Foliage, but hearing the Cape of Goo! Hope was often. declined going heater, and came here with the totemic's of joining the Aim that were taken at St. Domingo,as he was totally ignorant of that adion. We difpateirod the Scatpho I. le for Jo. males, in order to be reinforced, for we have but three to of bat tle kips here, and medequently omega Saab at them." I .. • 4 ~,, f I 1 Y. 3 ' ` . . 1 ' • , t • i • I i i I ' 4 11 • I J AI . i t b la' r I ' I , - 1 1 It I ' , 4 k 4 1 11