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NAUTICAL AI EL LIC Elk CE. FALMOUTa, Jon, 6.—Arrived the DIANA pacj.el l Captain Gmarose, from Net fork and Halifax, in 54 days paffage from the latter place. Sallrd the Courtney, Davao's, for London. The American !hips Defdemona, Captain Wire's.r.e, and the India p ac k et , --, from Virginia. appeared off this port'' this day, and proceeded to the Eaftward. Wind S.W TOINAN. Jun■ 7.--Wednefday 4a arrived his Maje(y's brig Li . Lieutenant Cosa. Commas. der, from a cruise. Thurfday arrived his Majetly's 411)1 PLovta, Captain Havener, from a cruise ; alto arrived the American flap Bolton, from London, bound to Senegal, with fondries, put in by contrary winds. Friday arrived the (hip Anna, Jew . , BLOW. Mailer, from Lnngfound, in Norway, with a cargo of timber, for a marker. Saturday failed his Majeily4 fhip PLovaa, and Lis tare brig, on a cruise. Poarstaltrro, Jung B.—Arrived l'Esrouta Hasp of war, from a retire, and the LIOPARD man of whr, which failed on the 3oth March with the not. ward bound lifolt India fleet, bringing an account the lots of the Lady Burgers Ltd Indiaman, on the soth of April, on the reef of St. Jars. having laved Ito of the crew and paffengers.--Sailed his Majelly's 'Baps Savage. with a convoy 'for., Cork. and the Smetnamsa, with a convoy for, amiable. PAYWnWent June in the Ilietalociefl gate, and the Men Privateer, from a pAsisei nit celled. from Mortal: I Charlotte, apct . another.eir tells. from the Cape of Good Hopi ; les Aisle, Jousts, from Bourdeauz, !Idea with wine, &c. prize to the tags frigate and the A hoop of war; French chalice mute, laden with fait, prize to the dasserLsa gun brig ; and the Mary Ana, of Pap. prober*. &moors. from Charente, far London, de lathed by the Indefatigable privateer.—Sailed the Orozerabo, GAussaa, for Amfterdam ; PRINCI Ganaas and RaVINOS men of war, to the wellwarJ. DIAL, Joss 11::-8nirlad this morning the Pans alto bomb, with the Skelton Cale Eall Indiaman. and the Yea of the outward-bound. under convoy fn. Tertfmoutli. Arrived yellerday afternen the Francis Eliza canal, frost the Cape of Good Hope. with Dutch prifoners ; Amphitrite cartel from Fluthiag, and the Ranustre man of war, from Yarmouth, and itotaln in the Downs with the relt of the (hips as pee lath—Wind S. W. Dovaa, June B.—Came in yefterday afternoon a Trench lugger privateer. of 14 guns, belonging tc Calais, captured a few days ago by the V gate ; the is quite new, and was never at fee. until the day the was (shell. A heavy firing was heard this day between so and st o'clock in the direftion Boulogne; as it was quite calm. it is (impaled that force of oar cruisers drifted bear the batteries, but it did not lad above an hour. Pared by this day the Sip America. from Rio de la Plate, bound to Lon elan. A convoy came out of the Dowtis this morning with a light air from N. E. which dying away in the courts df the morning, the (hips were obliged to tiling silo off the Foreland. where they nnw remain. Ar. ied off here this day to take in the cargo of a Pa& flan vefftl for St. Michael's, the (hip Flora. belong iisg to that Bland. Sailed this day the Dart privateer, Captain Deana, belonging to this Port, on a cruise.' litemain in the /toads the nes hoop, a gun brig, and a fehooner, Yaanottin, Jens! B.—Sailed on a Maize off the , Dutch costa, the Rs auLus and Seatart,.of 64 guns' each; PAULIN* hoop of war; and Seise and Jaca •LL gun brigs. Remain in the Roads the M•jeflie, Admiral Russets., Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Aiinroistr, Nano, Ruby. and Dietator, one brig, and two cutters.—Wind 3. E. light braze. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONPY. The Clarrifon of St. Helena, and the Georgians Packet, for the guipure of the panith Ship Copenhagen, July inst. will be paid et N 0.3, Bithegfgate Cbureh.yant. every Miley. For the Rename,. a Jiftritsutiun wilt be made on Tucfliy and Thittfday nest, at No. t, Union newt, firoadttreet. • • The'l p lajleknee. for the capture of the Agnetba, July 2 4 , tbs. will he at . N.J. Temple, any day between lee and three for three ream The Weenier fbt the rssaeture of the Aurora, &dwelt es, aka, wilt he paid at Na. ay, Norfolk Arcot, Strand, every day for four months. La Legere. for the rapture of the Autora. Ma de, acts, will be pabdte nonerew, at No 3 j, de. Switbin' s bind, Lombard Rivet, and read every Todd'' , and Friday let three years. Tie Peskier.. Favourite. Repave. hides, Proffer., Merlin, Lima. and King George teeter, fist she torture of the Fiore dc Liesm. eir Havre, September 404, will be paid on their a t Oat in part, and retalted at the Re Linn, Purtfmouth, Mondays . sal Thistly. foe aim year... A packet of ►ettersr vie Butfora, was on Saturday eseeived at the India Houle. The accounts from Ihmbay relate chiefly to the reduBinn of Tome fmall mud•forts in the poffefrion of the banditti from the late %kraus armies, and which have fubfitled by plunder ever fine she fnbjugatinn of llhortpore. The Short pore Re:rsh will be included in the impending treaty with Selndia. Several of the petty Chieftains in Malwa, and the adjacent provinces, who have l ng held nut, have ftibmitted to the authority of the Bri• tifh Covernment. Several redo tions are about to take place in the upper provinces. ROPTITSOIII% Maps of Jamaica. lately publifhed, are fold by Mr. Aaaowsmi rot, No. z 4, Rathhone place. This work eonfifts of four Maps, viz. One of each of the three Counties, on a large fcale, and a Map of the whole Ifland on a fmaller reale, in which lalk the face of the whole Country, in all its variety, is accurate ly delineated, forming a complete Pielore of the 'nand : there Maps were conitraled from Anal furveys, and unanimnufly approved of by the Honourable Houle of Airembly, under whofe au thority the wolf. was performed. MAR ir-L !NE. • CORN EXCHANGE, I'M 9. Wheys have a„rtived for to-day's Market in misl„ dling filpplies, and fample- of &II quality nearly maintain bat price, others are very heavy of fale, and rather lower prices. —Rye and Malt are eaclll4leaper . in Barley fmallfluauation—White Pen remain , lean • and Grey rather cheaper —Oats are in fhort arrivals, the few (maples of prime quality are at rather better price ; others without alteration, and the prices of flour remain without variation. 0111111 AL COIIIIICT Al 0 NDtt l Wheat, 611 7S• Is. per qr. Grey Peale 3p 3t. od Pine Ditto, 17. 901 od Bean% dot 401 ad Rye. 3!. 43 1 0 d Tick Dittn eta. 3p. od Rarity, 47. 331 01 Oats, sa. 254.300. Malt, Est 634 od Poland ititto 3l• 30 od White PP R, 441 Sot Od Rape Seed, oot. 001. Cult: or ractuit. Fine Floor 7,6 to 70. Second. 65. to 701 per lack. SPORTMG INTELLICENCS. YORE SMUNG MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. Sweepflakes of Toga. each. Two miles. Four Sub . (vibes'. Mr. Hottoeis Clci C eleosl, by Gvertoo. walked over. THOIRDAy, JONA 5. The Stand Plate fnr 3,yr olds, &e. Fotir miles. Mr. eliftee's jefrpbbm, by (*Peter, 3 yrs aid . 2 Mr. Hutton's Cirsteed, 4 yes old- i t W. MARlt's Pliststy, 3 yrs old • .• - 3 Sr. Wentworth% Hyppelites,4 r r. el.( - 4 ip. of Hamilton's b. m. Hefty, s yrs eitt 5 Sweepikakes of togs each. colts; Sm. Seven Sub fcriberx: • Mr. Clifton's It. e. Tyldater. by Str Peter - t , I SirW. Gerard's e. by Alexandre - Mr. Walker's Baronet . 3 Mr. Mellills's Ellett y 4 - 14 FitalMULsat's b f. nfter-te Sir Solomon . s Five to 2, and a to 1. on Sir W. Gerard's cat.— A good race. We have received a packet of Chatlellon papers.and another from Savannah, to the 3d of May : they mentinn that a rupture between Spain and America appeared inevitable. The Spaniards at Mobile, and ntbit battier ports, were bufied in Rrengthening the fortifications and affetnlding troops. On the 25th, Captain Ealing arrived at Cbarlefinn from Bat badoes, and confirm, the account of Gene ral Nitwits* baying dialed a landing at Barcelona, on the Spanifh Main. He further flares, that he has been joined by two Br hills higates. This intelligence had excited contderable intereft at Barbadnes. Re ports' Bated MtaaNDA's (nice to confill of nearly five hundredlnen. The Britifh outward boond Jamaica fleet, confin ing of 84 fail, under convoy, had touched at Barba does, and failed again feversl days before Captain E. left that port. The &kin% Aimiral had called Mall the armed vane's on that nation, but his reafons were not knotstn. A letter from a Gentleman Volunteer onboard the Leander, dated Jacquemel, March 1, lays, "General Nita A arta has explained to Its his plan; and as we were told, before we left New Yos It, that we Gould be at liberty to proceed or return, eve have pretty generally agreed to return. We are landed, and in good gnat. tern ; have received what was promifed, and money to return with paffage free. The General will get as ',any men here as he wants. General PINION. at Port-au-Prince, who (peaks the language of the people of the oppofite wall , has Soo° mulattoes, who are all eager to accom:xiny him, and the Emperor of Hayti gives every facility to the expedition. For myfelf, I think MIRANDA will fucceed. Pei hap; toe may yet go." The Heron, with her convoy, which die Netnefis left off the Banks of Newfoundland, arrived at New foundland on the Illth of April, all well. The French frigate Felicite is Rated to have de. aruyed 34 Blitifl2 raids, moaly filbermen, off New. foundland. Several Dani(l weffels, fufpefled of being engaged in a traffic contraband of war, have been feized sn the Weil Indies by our cruizers, and fent to Tortola for biol. Three were taken entering St. Thomas's. One of the French frigate,, la Comete, which ef. caped from Admiral Duczwnerw, has got into St. Sebaflian's, in a difireffed The Scorpion (loop, on the mho' . April, centered An AmericAn velfel laden with naval aura, which the was conveying to Guard,*loupe. The /Glutton Lai eaptored a very valuable vell'cl in the WA Indies, and lent her to one of the ;Rands. - -- - • 1 ht Carysfort has taken a Dutch Guineaman,with leo naves, to windward of Defeada, and the French bng Lutine, of 18 guns, and too men, from L'Ori eat for Martinique, with difpitches. The prize has arrived at Barbadoes. The John Burke privateer hat carried to Antigua a French privateer of G guns and 3o men. The Arethnf4 frigate, and Pnrt Mahon brig, were eruizing off the HavAnnali on the 26th of April, all well, and had made three valuable Spanifh prizes. Five of the fineft of the French privateers in the Well Indies, were captured by our cruizers in the month of March. The two taken by the Heoreux carried 18 heavy guns each. The Bland of St. Chriflopher has purehafed the Ileron French privateer, of 18 eighteen•pnnnders, takco by the Henreux, and prelented her to Govern. m e rit. to be employed in that fee. She is to be called the Sr. Chru itopher._ The Reindeer. of t 6 guns, nn the 27th of March, fell in with two French cruisers, the one carrying 20 guns, and the other 18: the immediately attacked them, and fullained the unequal contell for fivehours and a half, when the enemy took advantage of a frefh breeze which (prying up, and made off The Reindeer had tour men killed and tour wounded, and WAS much damaged in her hull and rigging. SEVENTH Day OF DR•V11110 -.—The Ticket, No. 17,086, drawn on Saw; Jay lift a Prime of ao,rsool. was fold in one Fourth, two Eighths, and eight six. teenth Shares at Meffrs. HAZARD, BYRNE. and Office, Royal Enchants ; where No. spo, a Prise of scoo.t. (In A to the tent 'Acerb waslikewite fold in , Shares LIIP lirrELLICENCE. . , COURT OF KING'. SLNCH, TONE 6. This being the &ft day of Trinity Term, the Cnnrts of 1.4 w at Weßminfler were opened with the aceottomed formalities. Mr. Campbell attended with tht Report of the Cooties employed on board the hulks at Woolwich. at Portfinouth, and in I ..angfloon harbour, all of whom were deferthed as orderly and free limn ficknels. ■ATttMOW4AL ILL. TTTTT MINT. Mrs.. Ann Dogherty, a very interelltng young woman, came into Court in ff :Whit articles of the peace 3gAinll her hufband, Hugh Dngherty. of Lor. rain Lodge. i n t h e C ounty of Middletex, Efq.-- The ethibitant Rated, amongll a variety of other f,..er6, that (he had been married fince Mae. 1802. and that, fhnrtly after her marriage, her hufband became a prifoncr in the King's Bench. for debt. After refiding with him fume time in that onion, her father paid his debts, and lett:ed 5001. a y ear upon her and her children, it the fhould have any. Her holband's cruelty toward, her manifeflett itfelf early in the year tSo3. when be threatened to fet fire to the bed in which the WA, lying ; having been recently brought to bed, And incapable of getting up. His brutal conduit had, in a fuhfequent intlance, canted her to mifcarry ; and, on many occafions, he had 'frock her, and threatened her life On ? , ne occa. lion, in December lag, he had dragged her out of bed, Ramped upon her breaft, and fo injured the mnfcles of the neck, by feizing her by the throat, that the re mained indifpofed for Come time afterwards. At ano ther time he threw a glafs of hot 6, andyand water into her face, and threatened to plunge a knife into her heart, unlefs the influenced her father to pay his debts. In thort, finding her health impaired, and her cooflitution daily becoming worfe, the had thrown herfelf upon the protation of her father, from whom her hufband threatened to fetch her away by force ; and ennfidering her life in danger, and fearing her hatband meditated tome bodily harm to her. the bad thrown herfelf upon the protalion of the la*, The extubtrant having made oath that the had not made the above prefentrnent flout 'hatred or malice, butt from the affurance that her life was in danger, the articles were filed and the left the Court. 1061143M1 V PATTLILSOII. Mr. Lars moved that an exottertirr be put on the bail•pieee in the above atSc•n. The defendant had originally been arrefted fora fum under 201. and being bailed, was fubfequently impreffed at a lemon, and conveyed on board the tender, where he entered.— The application, therefore, was to prevent the bail being fixed, upon the ground that the Crown having obtained a polreffory right in the IMendant's perfon, the hail were not enabled to furrender him. The Court Were of opinion, looking into the provifions of the 32d of the King, ch. 33, that the women-ger fliould be ranted ; but as it had been fworn that the bail were indemnified, the cafe was ordered to Rand over. with a view of afcertaini..g that Go. This is a very im portant point, both as it regards the creditor and the bail. JUNI 7. --THE [INC V. ' , NW 11159/FLL. The Defendant had been convifted before Mr.' Baron Thompfor, at the latt Hampfhire AlTizes, of endeavouring to provoke Thomas Andrew Minchen t.i fight a duel He this day appeared to receive the fentence of the Court. The report of the Learned judge, whd prefided at the trial, was read by Mr. 'office Le BLaac, from which the following circum dances appeared s On tile I 9th of November a meet ing of the imam for public works was held in the town of Golport, for the purpole of the elation of a clerk, for which fituation, the Defendant and a gen• tleman of the name of Parforis were candidates. In this contefl, Mr. Minchen took an :alive part agai•tft the Defendant, which gave rife to the following ob. l fervatinn from him, to one of hi. friends of the name of Collins : it was made in the public room during the time the elation was proceeding, in the hearing of Mr. Minchen " I wonder, Mr. Collins, after the opinion you have given of him, that you aft with that rafcal." To this the prolecutor coolly replied, "he treated what was laid with contempt." This ex ertion of moderation by Mr. Minchen fo much irri tated the Defendant, that he indent)) , exclaimed— " if you did not treat it fo, I would prcfently make you teel the confequences. You a'e a fcoundrel-1 tell yin, you are a Icoun,lrel." Two Magiarates, one of whom was named jelh:ne, were then prefent, and heard this canoe' ration, but refuted to intercre, and the Prolecutor was obliged to put up with the affront. On a fishier - pent day (the 13th of January) another meeting was held for the fame purpufe, when the Defendant repealed his infults, proclaiming to the perfons pretent that he would affront Mr. Min. chen wherever he met him. Some gentlemen re lent took down the converfation, which was figned by a number of auditor , , and among others by the Qe. fendant, who at the fame time obrerved, " You may infert it it you will, in theifamihireTe/v-aAthe Sram, or the Sun, if you like ir, and every other newfpaper; I d not ca-e. " Evidence was likcwife produced at the trial which pros ed that the Defendant, even dur ing the proceedings, inferted thefe words on the back of a feat, with a view of republilhing his infults on the Profecutor, "The King v. 11ci'w4.11, fur calling Mr. Minchen a fernindrel! No affidavits being produced on either fide, Mr. Jean/. addrerfed their Lordthips for the De fendant, in mirivtion of punifhment. He faid, that the milcanduCt of the Defendant irofe at a time the moil likely for the feelings to be agitated, during the time of an eleftion, and was not the conf.lnence of any deliberate animerfity. ' The aufwer of the prole cuter was extremely irritating, whets he faid he treat. ed it with contempt. Lord ELLemboa•tuom.—k How would you have him treat it, with civility ? Certainly he treated It with the contempt it deferved." After Mr. BVIROVOUS had been heard for the Plaiutitf, Lntd Et.I.I , NDOItfIUGH fait!, this certainly ',Mane of the molt oilgraceful fcenes that ever had been brought before the Court. • The behaviour of the Magistrates was at !tail as culpable, if not much more ;I', than that of the Defendant : protedim WA • ap ' plied for and refitted. Ks Lordthip had great doubt,' whether it would not he fit that proceedings Monad be bad againbi them though another channel. lie 'then directed that the Defendant fhould be cotnmil• fed to She custody of the hittratA and be Woo& up Monday fenuiabt. Dif CHAIM go. LORD BARRTINnat. This was an *diem tried at the fi'tings after ; Hilary Term. •brought by the aff;gnees of Delp againit the Noble .Defendant, to recover firm I i. , as executor to his brother, a fum amotantin in r c whole to eonfiderahly more than 40001. 'I he r. c was undefended, and a trercliel was entered G.r t; c Plaintiff in the whole demand. Mr. Neer bad ..p plied to the Court, on affidavits, for a new trial, amf that quenion came on this day to be argued. At the foggellion of their Lardthips, it w Is ag-e, 0 that a new trial lhould be granted, on concliwn tint:• the damages recovered in the atti , m fliould remain "n the hoods LI the Court. aCnTT O. lICMOLPT. This altion had been brought en recover of e Sheriff the rum of trot. on a falle return of nuila tow: made by him to a writ of fare feriae, to levy on the property of George Coleman, Etq. It appeared P the tri4l, that Mr. Coleman was pnffelfrd of a le," of the Haymarket Theatre for feventeen years. ami that two loortis Mares of his intereft in it had h c e it fold. one to a gentleman of the name of A : I another to two rearms named Morris and Winkor , , for 35001. each. The queEion at the trial turned upon, whether the property in the Haymarket the 4. tre mild be taken in execution? and involved a nice point of law. 'The fubjeft this clay came befrire the Court, n't a motion for a new trial, but their Lordthips recent,. mended, from the intricacy of the queilion, that it fhould he Rated in the form of a cafe. This propo. fition was agreed to on both fides. A Nova wry.—Mr. Littledale applied to the Con t on behalf of an attorney wha wifhed his name to to Arita off the roll. The Learned Counfel Rated that the prefent application was founded on an MEd: • wit from the gentleman for whom he appeared. tbat his wills to have his name flruck off the roll of Attar. nice of the Court did not arife from any roseiltratikes or mifeendat on his part, but purely from a rel./stance and dificclincuion to continue in the profeilion any long. er.—The Court framed furprized. Their Lordlips, however, granted the application. THI ICING V. 111181 C. This was a rule obtainedbylfir.G - ARROW laii te►m, calling upon the defendant. Brifac, to Phew carafe why a criminal information thould not be filed againft him, for fending Sir Charles Hamilton a let. ter, with intent to provoke the latter to fight a dud. Mr. ADAM on Friday Stewed saute against the rule's being made abfolute, and contemied generally, that the letter alluded to, was written only by way of re• monlirance. requiring a fatisfaelory erplanarion of certain occurrences, and no way intended as a chal lenge, or written with a view to provoke a breach of the peace. The Court were of opinion, that the Main import of the letter was that of calling upon Sir C. Hamilton to difavow certain premifes, or. refofing. ca/ling opus him to fiiht a duel.—Rule made abfolute. COURT OF COMMON PURR, JUNE 7. FULD V. ROOM. This was an adtion to recover damages of the de. Pendant, an Attorney, for negleit of duty. The cafe arofe out of a difpute between Mr. D. Serra% tht Marine Painter, and his wife. it appeared that after the lady married Mr. S . be Was in dirtrefs and pitted from her, but afterwards returned, and en tered into an engagement bond to pay certain inftal 'tient% for her fupport. The bond was given to Field, as troffee. and, in cnnfequence of the arrears not being paid. the plaintiff commenced an ailing agoinit Sen.'s. The defendant was employed to condua the (nit, and Serres was confined in the Fleet, where the defendant negleded to charge him in exectition. and he was difcbarged, to the injury of the plaintiff. In defence of the aCtion it was dated, that Mr. Serres had not the means of making payment, and Oat he had been Pet at liberty to enable him to prb cure the means of difcharging his debts by the excl.- cife of his prnfeflional talents. It alto was given in evidence, that at a converfation about the 3d of July, 1805, previous to the end of Trinity Term, the de fendant told the plaintiff that as there was no money to be obtained in the kit againd Serres, he would have no more to do with it. Sir JAMES MArilileLn was of opinion, that no damage had been fuflained by the plaintiff or Mrs. Setres, as her hufband mifitt have remained in prifon until the parent time with out being able to pay the debt : he left it, however. with the Jury to fay, whether negligence on the part of the defendant bad been proved, and intimated that the fmalled damages would be fufficient. The Jury found a verdict for plaintiff.—Damages Sixpence. The Doke of Curvets-reit on Saturday took the command of the 3d Regiment of Guards, vacant by the death of the Duke of ARGYLL; after which be ma shed, at the head of the Regiment to Hyde Park. where they had a Grard Field Day. In the evening. his Highnefs ordered a dinner for each of the pi i Vat e• ; and on Wrdnefday his Higlinels will entertain thL %bole of the Officers with a Grand Dinner, at his Ironic in G. ofvenor greet. . •. Saturday night between nine and ten o'clock, one of the Bath double bodied coaches (tort at the Ca.lle in Caftle•fireet, Reading, and while the coachman was gone in, to refre(h himfelf, the hones let ua withort him. Lieutenant Colonel Vectiv, lye of the Otfordthire Militia, was in the hind coach, and ' in jumping our, came with the hack part of his head fo violently on the round, as to occasion a concof fion of the brain. Lieutenant Colonel VsLLET reader. at Bath, and has a wife and five children. Fite boric.* were ilopt before tbty'got to the turnpike without any injury to the other parengers. The too cont. eon pr. o of leaving ate bor.es, wit }tont fome per. Inn naoding at their heads, cannot be t to feverely repo-bated. A few days finte, Mr. T. 1.4.r•fr0, fecnnd Li-nt•-• start ,f the Damao better man of war, lying at Pottf moulh, accompanied Now brother officers to !Clog- Ron, where. after taking • fcw glare• of wine, Mr. , LLOYD walked big companions to go with him to the 1 chtsrsi.-lard,as he had a particular &fire to fix on a ' rot wf-ere he &mild like his body to be interred... His with was complied a ids, and, after bawl 2 point ed o u t a fpot of ground, the whole of the 'lifters re turned on board, (non after which Mr. Ls.ovo was t ca . nhdu T rt ch h i le e . yilmuT next lsy taken ill of a pain is his bowels, and went to bed. having taken l i me warm at n :n ou K i ni i s i g n bi rne trodu n . wma"srniinititieedwatans fatted dead agreeable to his wrlhes whoa alive. 1 N., .1\ % _