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P T INDIA 'PAPER/. mar m UM. rnittee was the p r op er Rage for Inch a propofiti e on, the Houfe went into the Committee. Mr. ROSE obfetved, that the Hon. Gentleman was under a total mittake with reined to what was done in the cafe of the Duke of Marlborough. The provifion to the Duke of Marlborough, betides the Spool. a year on the Polt Office, included feven maaors,contaMing tOOO acres, which were purchafed, and the incumbrances affecting them paid off. Bien. heim, betide,, bad cog 540,0001. which alone was double the prwifinn propoled to be made for the family of Earl Nelfon. And I. perferering was the (ante of the propriety of completing this provifion for the Marlborough family, in its fulled extent, that though the Tory Miniftry, in the lafi years of Queen Anne, intsrropted the Ripply to the works at Blen heim, the arrear was paid up,.and the works com pleted in the reign of George the Second. Al that had been done for the Duke of Marlborough wasd.me at a time when he had an income of 40,0001. a year from the public. Lord Nelfm was far from deriving any great emolument under the public. Ihe prize money derived to him from the battle of the Nile, as he had declared to him, was hut between tormi. and 30001. ; the Captains under him had gained 40001. At the fame time Lord Nelfon declared to him, that his whole property then was but t e,oool. and that he owed more. The mccn9my of abridging the rewards of eminent ter vices wa, of a molt pernicious tendency, and unworthy of a great nation. Mr. FRANCIS raid, there was a great diflinftinn between the claim of an eminent public fervant who wet living, and who had children to reprefent him ; and that of one who was no more, and who was re. prefented only by collateral,. He thought the grants propofed too much to tie made to collateral,. Mr. H. ADDINGTON thought the public con fideration ought t , be no lets, becaufe the mints who had performed the fervice was no mere, nor becaufe it was to go to collateral, inflead of dire& heirs. Mr. WILBERFORCE raid, the permanent pro srifinn of spool. a year was not rn, re than was abfo lonely neecifary to fupport the dignity of an Earl.— Tbe great objeCt was, to h ,, .d truth to the navy re. wards and inducements adequate to fuch glorious ter, ices. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEIZUJER raid. the reference tr. the precedent of the D. ice of Marlborough would be aj• • •ond augme , mog the provifion for the family, inttead of tlimmilbing it.— When the Honourable Gentleman came to cot fider the application of the grants he yond the soool. a year, lie would find, they toad ..n grounds p.uticulatly ftrong. There were tw ''urn of zo,oool to the !wo fillers of Lord Nelfon, who we rnhjefis of peculiarcare to him while living ; and there was a fum of go,oool. for a Idling national inonumen , , ro tradmit the glorious fervices of the hero to ..te late([ pofterity, and with it the gratitude of the nation, is the molt powerful incentive to an emulation of his eminent fervices in a lie moll effential to the honour and fecurity of the nation. The moll powerful incentive of the human mind, and that from which the greateft and moll noble stA s were to be expetled, was the defire of founding a name and a family, which would for ever 'teal the memory and the fet vices of the foun- der. This nob!, ambition had a peculiar inflo _nee on the mind of Lord Nelfon, and he ha ' , ever/ thing fublime that it c,,uld dieldie, it was the duty >f the country not to Infer to be wanting that part of his objeas which it was its bufin..fs to confer. The claufes were agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received tomorrow. PILOTAGE. Lord TEMPLE moved for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the bufinefs of Pilots navigating the Bri- Wit Seas. The neceffity of Inch a Bill, he (aid, was become as obvious as its utility mull be important to the commercial interefts of thefe countries, inafmuch as the h lies fialained every year hoth of property and lives, in confequence a the bufinefs of Pilotage being frequently undei taken by perf ns unlicenfed, ignorant, and ulifkilful, loudly called for fume fuels regulations as he intended in the Bill. He did not mean to pi eL it throngh the Houfe at this late period of the Sall n but merely that it fhould be read the Er (I and fee. 1.0 i me, and go into a C-mmiree, for filch amendments as flinuld immediately appear ne• y. a nd then to be printed :or the information of the parties interefled, in order to fuch further fug. g etti m • as might be made, and to bring the meafure forward in the flex - SelEott of Patliament, in as per. feet a form as poffible. Mr. Alderman PRINSEP feconded the motion, and only regretted the ahlence of feveral Menthe's interelted in commercial c',ncerns, who he was fu, c. if they were prefent, would heartily appr.ve ct the meafure, and cheerfully join with him in return ing thanks to the Noble Lord for bringing it forward. It was not merely from the ignorance or unikilfulnefs of fuch pilots that the extenfive loffes is property and life, alluded to by the Noble Lord, annually accrued, but from their combinations, their obflinacy, and their defire of extortion, in refuting to go out tor the afliflance of velfels in rough weather, or apparent danger, until they had made the moll exorbitant Ili pulations with the mercantile interclls in the cliffi.ret.t ports, for the reward of their ferviccs, by which means their Alliance was often delayed fo long as to come too late for c falvation of (hip or crew. lie hr.p..:d, therefore, the Bill would include fome mea t' to of effectual regulation orathis head. The motion was agreed to. and Lord TEMPLE prcfeated the BPI, which was read the fiiA time, and ordered for the feeond reading to-morrow. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY moved for an' Account of the Emmen attending the printing oe all Papers refpaling India Afain that lied been laid before the Haute, and ordered to be printed in the gawk of the prefent &Suns, with the exception of shore refpaling the India Budget, and thole which had been laid before the Houfe this day.—Ordered. INDIA ■ODONT. The Houfe then refolved into ■ Committee for the further eonlideration of the India Budget. Mr. GRANT took a view of the affairi of the Company, and replied to feveral obfervations which bad been formerly made, when the Budget was brought forward. He concluded with palling feve ral encomiums on the Government of Sir G. Barlow. After a few words from Mr. FRANCIS, Alderman PRINSEP took a very extenfive •iew of the debts and Au of the Company, in order to m a gar ? an anettion 'hien 011 Made ell a former OCT* finn, that they were in a Rate of infilvency. He contended; that the Houk Was loudly called upon to attend to the flare of their affairs, fence their dcbts wonld ultimately, and probably at no great (finance of time, fall as a burden on this country. Lord CASTLEREAGH by no means took In gloomy a view of their concerns: the balance in the Cumpany's favour was more than fix millions ; but, on the fcheme of the worthy Alderman, deduCiing the capital, there were debts 39 millions, and affas 37 millions, yet this was under the idea of their hav ing no carripenfation for their territorial acquilitions, and of their adjutling their affairs, as if they were in a Rate of infolvency. In the haft 13 year., the (hut in India had been increafed, and that in Eu rope dimittiked ; of this he could not approve, on account of the large intereß paid in the EaR• The amount of revenue for 13 years was t3g and the charges were 136,77000001. To this might be added three millions of expences here, but againd that lion was to be placed claims to an equal amount, which the Company had againft Govern ment for public fervices. The debt in the year of the Charter was eight millions, and it was now twenty millions. When it was conlidered that the inte ren upon this was at nine per cent. or 800,0001. it would appear a fetions amount. It teemed neceffary for the future protperity of the Company, that the capital fitiold be augmented, but this could not be advantageoufly effe'ted by the increafe of the Pro prietors, nor by the Direeors railing a loan in the money market, emanating from their own authority ; the moft beneficial way in which it could be perform ed, would be by a Loan under the fanCtion of Par liament—[Some furprife being cap/effect on the oppo fite fide of the Houle, his Lordfhip repeated his proponci,to]. In addition to this, a Sinking Fund night be retorted to, for the gradual extinaion of the iiehr. Mr. ROBSON ftid, in the abfence of any nne of hi, Majetty's Minitlers, he thought the dircuflion improper, and moved that the Houfe lhould be counted. Dr. LAWRENCE crinfidered the prefence of any of hi. Majelty's Minitiers immaterial. At half paU eleven o'clock, (!rangers having with drawn, the Honfe was counted, end there appearing ty-one Members, no further proceedings wet e had.—Adkutned. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY t 6. PRICE OF S OoKS THIS "AY ATONE O'CLOCK. Coofols, opg 634z—Ditto, money, 63}!.—Reduced 623. 012166102 6}rfor Aolutt 7. elt FRI OE STU K 1 YESTERDAY. Bank Stock. 1124 111 India Stock 1 869 3 per Ct. Red. An. 64 63 621 India Rondo, sa. a 2a. dH 3'per Cent. Conf. Ann. 621.1 i Imp. Ann 8 9.l6tha 4 per Cent. sift, Exch. 13111, par 31.1 a. prem. 5 Cent Navy 2411 Ontnium 61 Loag Ann. t 7g Conf fur acc.63if The intclligence which we communicated yeflerday refpeeling the fquadron in which JsaoMl Boa A rrrrr has a command, was brought by a perfon who was on board it. He effcaed his efrape from St. Salva• lor, in a Portuguefe •effd, and is arrived is London. The following is a fuller account of the particulars than the notice in our " On the aid January croffed the Une, in a degrees Eat ; so 17th February, captured la Prudente privateer, which had been taken by the Narciffus frigate; on 6th March, In let. 3t. South, Lug. 14. Fail, bore nil for St. Salvador ; on ad April arrived there ; orders to have no communication with the Portuguefe; on at tt April fa!l. from thence. a7th April were ken 25 leagues R.N. E. of St. Salvador, fnpplfed going to :he Weft Indies, having only ten weeks' water and proviSons • upwards of Boa fick of the (curvy; for three months they bad only one pint of water per day per man" . . It is further limed, that this intelligence was com municated to Admiral Haim, on the 27th of laa month. We mutt nbferve, that this account does not per feAly coincide with that fent to Lloyd's on the 16th of MAI sor the report of the Mailer of the Lady Shaw Stuart. as itiferted in our paper of the aoth of the fame m , nth. It, however, fufficiently agrees with the fuotlance of the former accounts, to allow ns to hope that the latter part of the intelligence is cot , reel. From the fituation in which the French fqua• 'thou w..s fern, it is impoffible to determine whether it intended to return to France or proceed to the Well Indies. We Ihould rather fuppofe it was on its way hrmeward. There was sufficient time for it to have reached Martinique, between the 17th April, when it was laR Peen, and the gth June, when Ad miral COCHRAN. was left blockading the Regulus in Port Royal. We truft that in the centric of a few days we null be able to give more pofitive intelli gence of this fquadron. It will be fortunate indeed if it escape the numerous fquadrons which are now erLizing for it. Yeflerday at twelve o'clock a Cabinet Council was held at Mr. Fox's Office, in Downing-ftreet, at which the Lord Chancellor, Earls ST ANCIR. Morita. and FITZWILLIAM VirCOUIMS SIDMOUTH and Howicx ; Lord H. l'Exxv, and Mr. WINDHAM, were prefent. Mr. PHIL:Ars has given Mifs OwEN sow three hundred pounds for her Wild lriA Girl. The A °vire of St. Dominic!, by the fame Lady, is placed in our belt libraries as one of the moll daffiestl podations in the language. The Chelltire &mewl are promifed a delicious treat at their approaching Mufical Feßival in the latter end of September (advertifed in the aril page of this Paper) : of all unifical entertainments that we have feet), we do not menace one (Weflminfler Abbey excepted) that contained fuch diitinguilhed patronage and muacal talents, where fo many principal perfor mers have been united in one band. The Clyde. hi.lxvvas, arrived at Greenock on Saturday fe'nnight, from Leith, in twenty fix hours. This is the molt expeditions pal:iv ever made fince the Clyde and Forth Canal was opened. In the violent thunder florin on Friday left, leveret of the trees in Windfnr Forel! were blown down, and many others completely (tripped of theist bark by the lightning. MARKZANE. . CORN EXCHANGE, JULY if. • . ' The frefh imports at the New Market to-day are (hart in nuinher. and purchafers likewife. Very few fates are cffirded of articles in general, which are nearly at about Monday's quoted prices—R)e this week is nearly u , ialeable—Fine Flour fupports its price, and Amesican fine at 441. to 495. ptr bar ri of 4 cwt. 3 qrs. HASTINGS. JULT 14. This place is quite filed frith vifitors. Some part of the family of Sir A. WELL ESLLY is arrived. The Duchef of Doe sr r is daily expaled. LEWES, yalr 14. On Tucfday and Thurfday tall. the Fiat, or Earl Devon Militia, commanded by Colonel BASTARD, marched in twn divillens, from cur barracks, on their route to Eafl.Bourne. On Thurfday and Friday 1411, the Royal Chdbire Militia, co nmanded by Colonel Nesse ' marched into our barracks, ft om Ertl Bourne. The barracks not being futficiently large for •the accommodation of the whole regiment. two cnrr.pcnies of the fccrnd divilion were billeted n the town. On Thurfday the heat of the weather proved fo oppreffive, that it was i;11 the greateil diffizulty many of the men could Copra t themfel yes und,r the fatigues of the march. On their arrival here, feveral dropped down, totally exhaufled ; and one poor fel low, who, to allay the exct:fs of third, drank too freely of cold water, died almoft immediately. Others who, contrary to the advice of their officers, had in dulged in the fame way, were threatened with a fimilar fate, but timely attention being paid to them, they were happily recovered. The following is the cliftrihntion of the General Officers in the Sulk: Uilltiß : General the Eat! of Moil• to command; Major General Sir ARTHUR WILL/SLEY, to have the command of the troops quartered at Hafting., 80-peep, Winchelfea, Rye, Pleyden, Battle, and Silv,rhill ; trlajor General the Eat I of C , thofe of Brighton, Lewec, Chichel ter, Hotfham, Stenniog, Shoreham, Worthing, Lit. tle Hampton, &Ilea, Bagnow, Barren rock, and Old wick: the Hon. Major General GREY, the Cavalry of the whole didritcl : Major General Spat:cite, the troops at Bexhill, Pevenfey, Haillham, Langley, EaR Boot n, Newhaven, Cookmere, and B'atchington. The EaR Devonfhire and Northumberland Militia will relieve the Royal Chefhire, at Eat Bout% which is to march to Lewes. The 87th Regiment, nr Prince of Wee. Itifb, commanded by Colonel Sir EDWARD Boma, com menced its march from Bexhill to Portfmouth, yeller day, where, it is laid, they are to embat k. The Cardigan Militia have matched horn Dunge• nefs to Clortham. The Royal Denbigh!hire militia arrived at Mar. gate lift week. Monday morning the Royal Radnorfhire Miliria commenced its march from Margate, by the coat), for Htthe and the redoubts in its vicinity, to relieve the Flintfhire militia, which has matched for the bat. teries and redoubts at Dungenefs. On the fame day the Northumberland Militia marched from Dover, on its route by the cnaft, for Eafibourne. The Fifefhire and Renfrew regiments of militia, Rationed at Dover, are in daily expeetatiGn of receiv ing orders to march to Ramfgate, for embarkation to Scotland. The fullowing is General DALRYMPLI'S official account of the late attempt on Dominica " Dominica, May aB, 1806. o Sta—ln addition to the Information, cjntained in the putt feript to my letter of the asth latent, refpeding the mutiny of the crew of the Dominica Marry. and of the projeded attack from Guaddoupc upon the Carpals In Rofeau Bay, I have the ',feature to ftatc, fur the information of the Commander of the Furces,that the capture of the affallants has proved of more confcquenve. in a public point of view. than was at &tit Imagined ; inahnuch as the information obtained thffeby teems to &Mope a plan of a mcdl tatnd attack upon this colony, at Come future period ; anti the local fituation of It, and the rank of one of the officers employed, teems to countenance the idea. s• At the time of the mutiny, the Wand was le - t without the im mediate procreation of any of our cruisers, and many very valuable fugar Mips were moored in the Bay, and from the rpeedy re.ap• pearance of the Dominica, not a doubt remained in my mind of the mutineers having been addled, and of their being aflifted In, the at tempt upon them; and the Idea of this piece or complicated villainy and harem-Is, fo repugnant to the fentiments of a Britt& feaman, naturally excited feelings of indignation In every bre:ft. and called for the exertion of meats, calculated to fruftrate the attempt, and to get poffeMon, if poilible, of the mifereants, by whore infamy It was desired, and who were ruppoled to be aiding in its execu tion. Being informed that the packet was one of the fafteit failt.s In the terrier, and that her Commander was au enterprifing and zealous man, and very defirous to afford any affiftance; but learn ing alfo that lie had only a crew of twenty-two men, includ:ng boys, and perceiving likewife the enemy's vefkl. to be cr wded with men, and furrounded by boats, I judged It advifeable to r -Inforco her with troops; and from the 'mutual cfrainiftances of the cafe, and ruccersftil refult withodt the fmalleft lots of blood, 1 truft my mearores will niece the roucurreucc of the Commander of the Forces. Aud here lconfiderlt too Janice to tile prompt, deter mined, and foldier like conduit of the officers and men rm . :toyed, to Rate. that they were prineir:ny i Nitro • ' , oral inn coo , ributing to the (meth of tho enterprise. On board of the packet were 26 men of the46th, and a j of the ,td \Vv... India regiment, under the com mand of Lientenai.t Waills, of the r..rmer s. She had the good luck to be the only v ff,l which had the heels of the enemy's (chooser; the conrequently brought her to salon, and, after an engagement of three quarters of all hour, within inflect and pittol Oat, fuececded In capt • -ring her. Ihe packet. too, from her fuperlorlty ol faUl• g, and judicious morose • vres, obliged the Dominica to airs r her sourfe, by which ihe was thrown into the way of our of our Boor of war, and was conf..- quendy tale. n. The zeal and difintereftednet, of her Conitnander is highly eommendaJe, as, from his laareetioas, be had a good deal to rilk. Much pralfe Is doe to Lieutenant %Valliant the 46th regi• nt, who commanded the trove, and his infriring example and judicious aranerment. In cores Mg hie men .rom the enemy's lbsrpfinmters, are highly retpeetahle to him. Hk example was imitated by lieut.-Dant fnf r, of the fame retdment,and the Ifirre dr rep ut the 46t11 regiment was cimtpieueus in every individual of it engird. I beg leave likewife to mention the zeal of a very young Ocn. demon, I icut. Hamilton, of the 46th, who, though vrry n.ut.h in difpofed. Wilted upon taking his tour of duty, and fa. ceedtd, with twelve men and a f, rjcant of the I,me e••rp% in two m• • ban - men . * buitNia retaking a colonial 110.,p, t►ough (cruel le.gu, at fea. I have been thus minute In death.' the rireome..nora of th little exploit. from t... onevity of it. nett re. aml tom the noi.f am lAd It. Radnu the no• tingle man mph.) c. 1401641mnd the Issiallelt Injury., which 1 :tier/int to tit. iti..t , ont .1 'rtpit dirplay dby the dit..e• t.t •-1 the a' , b .. 16 0 frown the Ready eroduel the 1.. , ..(th, h , •ht er the Welt India regintet.t. 14.. e ti eE u .ogt to be. he (500 t,.) ti LAI.* Al a k ( ha' " Lieut. Cul. Humber, D.A. Gcsk" NAUTICAL 1117 ELLICEKCE. FROM THE LOND , IN GAZETTE. ADMIEALTY OFFICE, JULE 15: Copy of a Letter from the Earl of St. Vine ot, 41min1 and Commander In Chief. &c. to Wild.tm Marftl<M, bfq. dated 00 board the Hihernia. off ti fh Int , he i ith MIL . . Sir-1 tranfniit herewith inpiee rife letser, with its layer' from Rear Admiral Ilarrey, r citing a very neat exiiink.eondadt. ed by Lieutenant kluleafter, Melt of the Mil l en. I ensum grcat pride in acknowledging as an Lleae of my °ern. I am ..hc. (Signed) sr wince mt. • Torment. rff Cape Finlftertr Jut e 11. My Lord—The weather het , ,e hazy. we .11.1 n•.r lr • . 1. • wa re when the Prince(' Royal parted comp ~ . y this ns..rising Ae we flood in atom the (Aintree kilned ;a .1 eti.s Colder 1.14 me a Setter, of which the inelofed I. a cop, It tlispiait in co' cr prizing (pith on the pa-t of hi. ogler. and mess c nem thls ferrice. I here the honour to be. &c. (''lffned) 11.11 A• U • Minerva, off Cape Milberre.piee t 4.. Sir—The particular part or your t•rtiers brio been accomplilhed, by my falling in with Os hl•tirf ty's (hips Renown and Wallltlllaat on the sea init. I felt it my duty to dired my attenti , on to thP annoy ance of the enemy's trade cat tied n al me thi, coati to the pots of Ferro, And And hating reat•rw to believe there were tome lugger pi iv•reer, In Fi. nitterre Illy, under the proteti la of the (rut, I laR &gist, it being calm, difp a t c h e d t vii h , acs from hb Wajefly'e (hip under my cirnmand to ft:our the bay. From among the v•ilunteers for this fervice, it fell to the lot of Lieutenant Mt/Leas-rail, Firti •Licotenant a accompanied by Lieutenant Meatus of the Royal Mllinet, to command the cotter ; the barge was di.. rated by Lieutenant OoLa Kamer. This Imes:twin I lied the fatiifitaion to fee the boleti returning, ac companied by five Spina tuggers and elb.ife Ma tees, as per margin 41 , mall laden with wine, hound to Ferrol and Corunne. Lieutenant MuLcasvia fpeaks very handfnmely of the fuppott he received from the officers and petty feamen and marines ployed in this affair. _ _ I fee! I fhould be deficient in my duty did I omit to Hate the citcumilances atterding the exerutirm rf this fervice, 1 , creditable to Lieutenam MULCASVOR and his companions. The firli ohjee was the Fme, mounting eight bran guns, cf twenty lour and twelve-pnunders, which commanded the 'civic.... This was carried in a molt near and malivrly man. ner by the bayonet and pike, before the gua d had either time to rife the (1. awbridge, oe dileharge twelve-p tender, w.tich had teen brought us-face the gate (a fifhing boat having apprized them th e ap proach of our b ,ats), part of the Spandh pud laid down their arms, and are I.ow on boats! ; ti e reit efcaped. As the day began to (loon, and as tl e men were much horrafred horn a I mg row to the (hors, and a latiguing match over a heavy land, the party were obliged to confine tliemcrlyes to frikirg the guns, and throwing lime of them into the lea, e'er they took poffeflion of the '1 he (ileum. fiance from which I derive moll pie dive is, that this fervice was executed without a roan being hurt an either fide, although the boats in their return, dm.. ing a calm of near three hours, were ezpofed (0 the fire of a two gun battery from a hill to the foutha ward of the town, I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 010105 RALPH CULLUM. • Angel de la Gouda, Johan Antonia Anemia, Santa Antonio Memel, Noßra Senora del Carmen, and Santa Chrlite Jeanine. PLYMOUTH, JULY 14.—Came in the EURIDICR,of 24. guns, from the Channel liter, wi , h a fleet or rig. Wailers under convoy. Sailed the Dor utast., ni 74 guns, to join the fleet. PORTSMOUTH, JULY dayarrived the Ro. sago (loop of war, from the Downs. &pled the ft'. lowing (hips, on a cruize r Locust' gun F 4. TIiURII a (loop of war, and DIANA frigate. The OR. PHEUS is appointed convoy for the Well Indies. All is hale hue, owing to fo many trunfpo: is fitting out fir the intended expedition to the left Jiterranean. SHEERNESS, JULY is.—Sailed from the Note laR night the SWlrr (loop of war, with the trade under convoy for the Baltic, with a fine breeze at W.S.W. A c ,. nvoy for Tormingen is appointed to fail from the No:e on the loth intl. DsaL, Jut.v is.—Arrived the FURY bomb hoe Portfmouth, with a convoy, which ate failed for the River ; the Aarara frigate, the Swift Eait Intl4 pilot, and failed for the River ; Detnivi.ale flop, and Sr EIDWILL brig, from a eruize off B Sailed the BASILIRK and BRUIZIR gun brig., on a cruize off Boulogne ; Avow Mini; for the N .r: JACKALL gun brig, on a croire off 011 end, aid PIERCER, off Dunkirk. Yeiterday arrived the Itrif-. flan Ibip Neva from Portimouth, and this morning failed for Elfinorc. YARMOUTH, JULY' 15.--.-This MOrrilig arrived the DIANA packet, Captain Srkwaar. %sty:. M.iils lti.m Gotteriburgh, which were immediately f twareled. The DIANA and LARK packets will fail this dies noon for Harwich. Shins 01 war remain as per laa. Canaan:o. JULY Y's—Palled by the Antelope, Watfott; sod the Prince of Brazilro. Taller. from 1 ifbon ; Styr.ly, , r rom Percy(burgh ; Friend(hip, Knowt (burry, from Emtatl.n; Mulicr ; and the I erwick, Nio .k, from Norway SAW the Jefferfon, Warner, for the Cap c of Go o d H ope; an d t h e M arl and Ann, Eades, for Petafburish. The Mercurius, —, trent St Thoma•'s,is detained, and fent into the Downs. The Port Mary, Pureel, front Africa. Is wired at Chatleflon, after being detained lay • French privateer. The k itzab:th and Ann, WiMamfon, front Norway for Ireland, WaR bit on the 59th of June, near Metier& The Eliza Armand, from PetetfLuteh for London, h as p ut back into Bilinear with damage. The Antelope privateer, Captain Mortioek, of London, is cap. tured on the malt of Pets, by a Sputa armed alp. Captain Mottiock was killed. The Patent, Baraugh, from London for Bernina* aid New Providence. was all well an the tith of jun In tat is. so. Nur•.h, long. 37.30. Welt, iwlthio foot days fail of Formada. TO THE PiuNTEn. fliv—Obfetving an gaol:a:ins ilarenuenr 4 then& gagernent of the fhip Mary with a French tiiiite,un the Coati (I Africa, in ynut of Monday Liu, I beg leave to acquant you with the particulars, as they in than eligAgtmvm •" On the 1211 of ft:lnlay. /1,6. ar 7 P hf fava a brie NI 14 . 6 "/ down fax us; at I. Malt fh• ee :red htr fire • lich , boardquarter w th, Mary Ititin p. 1 1 ,1 then wad. w a .nilatalr returled. 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