Star. — London, England, 1806-09-24 00:00:00

I From sht LO.VDO AT GAZETTE, .T*1.13. WHITIHALL, MlatIST.l6! The King ha. hew grationfly pleated to groin onto William Dec. of Kelvi..bank, in the Barony Petah of °tallow, and coun ty of Lanark, North Britain, Efq. his Royal licence and authority that be and his Mut may tale• and ufe the turnstile, and bear the own of WIVon. in addition to thofe of Rae, out of affeCtionate rennet to the naeowy of the late John Wilton, of Keivinbank &foretold, Efq. his mulatto! uncle ; foes arms being fief duly ex • anpliSeel, and recorded in the Hankie' Olace t And Ate to or der, t►at t►i. his Majellfs Royal Coaccplos and Declaration be niißand in bis Colley of Arms. Witielittett, air*. 13, 006. 7 hit King has been pleated, by warrant under Ms Royal Signet and Sign Manual, to give and grant unto Major-General Sir Jahn Stuart, Knight, (•whom his Majelty has nominated to be one of the Knights Companions of the molt Honettrable Military Order of the Bath), hie Royal Licence and Permillion to accept the titje of Count of Malda, In Colabria, conferred arm him by Ferdinand the Fourth, King of the Two Sicitics: And alto to command that this his Mojefleo cooorlion and declaration, together wit► the relative documents, be regighted in bin College of Anus. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OPTICS, 1122 T. 23. WI Regiment of Dragoon Guards—John Henry Doane, Gait. to he Cornet, by purchafe, vice Humphrey. who retires. 3d Ditto—l uteriont Abel Ram to be Captain of a Troop, by pun chafe, vice (7reathed, who retires. yth Ditto—AlLftant-Surgann Thome, Galbraith Logan, from the elth Feet. to he Aliftant-Surgeon. vice Ofborne, &eared. etb Regiment of Dragoons—Hotpital Mate William Ledmnn, to be Affiflant-Sorgaon, vice Ecooulltet, promoted in the 13th Foot. 9th lit giment of I ight Dragoons—Captain Horton Come Milne. from the 73.1 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Maxwell, who exchan4es. 13th INtto--Coroct George Doherty to be lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Dick, promoted in the rift Foot. 13th t `into—Cornet dward Knight to be Lieutenant by purchafe, vice Rich, promoted. gin Ditto—Cormet fame. Delancey to be Lieutenant by purebee, vice Faulkner, who retires. tfith Regiment of Foot—William Rots. Gent. to be Felign, with• out purthire, vice Fearer, whore appointment has nut taken place g3d Ditto—Second Lieutenant Browne to be Flrft Lin • tetia:.‘, vice Mills, promoted in Major• General Runfay's ac g i• =eat 37th Ditto-. Cat Coln Dawfon Kelly, from the York Light loran. • try V..lotreers, to be Captain of • Company, vice Ryan, ap pointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Balance. Ditto.-Hoth Boyd Wray, Efq. to be Paymaiter of the ad Battalion. -314 b Dote—lieutenant Alexander Spien Crawford, from the :6th I fight Dragoons, to be Cap t ain of a Company, vice Tom- Bitdeceared. 39th Di•to-tenjande t linon,Efq. to be Payout Bee of the ad Bat talion, vice Allardice appointed to the IR Battalion, end AMR • art-Surgeon Patrick liothes. from hall pay of the I* Banton of tight Infantry of the Irlib Militia, to be Affirtant-Surgeon, vice MDougall, appointed to the t 3th Light Dragoon.. 43 4 Gitto.-Er. fin George Brown to he Lieutenant. withoot pur chafe, vice Gide, promoted in the 95th lost, and Jobs Peaten Ct nt. to be Enron% vice Brown. 46th Alexander Ogilvie. from ?Ate General Remqrs Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice BrOWLIG, who exchanges. sgth Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Campbell. from the 713th Foot. • to be Lketenant. vice Fearer. 'who eschaugea, and Lieutenant George Mills, from half•pay of the Regiment, to be lieutenant, vice Aylmer, who eschews. 73d Ditto-.Gaptain Richard Maxwell, from the 9th Light Dm goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice firikoe, who et. charge% 73th Ditto—l intenant Alexander Frets, from the sgth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, who exchange% Dkto--Jofeph Silicon, Gun. to be Win, vice Stafford, de ceded. 93d Ditto-13mm Fertuffen, Gent. to be Rahn, without put. chafe, Met M•Lean, promoted. 95th Ditiol.kotesant Francis Glair, from the 434 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without mediate. York light Infamy Volunteerio-4..lesteoant Leer's Raman. from • the 6cth Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without purchare, vice Katy, appoloted to the gyth Foot. biajo , fieneral itamlay's Regiment—Captain James Browne, from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ogilvie, who exchanges. Probers% Leoy—Captain Frederick Baton Eben, from the nth Foot, to be Major. • sth Royal Vetene Battalion—Captain Marcel I outs, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hampton, de ccaftd- The King's German Legion. It 3d Batts,linn of the Line- . Cadet Serjeant Appulin to he Fart, vice Htlnaburg, promoted; Cadet Serjcant --- fat ,ch to be Fnfign. eke Poten, promoted in the Bth /lanoline. Itb Ditto—Cadet Serpent George Balk to be Bailin, vice Frey. us, prornoted. Bth Uitto—Fnfign Charks recce. from the 3d Battalion, to be LiCUICCISAt, Viet Blurt, who reruns. Nova Sc"•tii FenCibies. To be Os t dna of Conipanke...l.kottetant John Gardiner Her bert. from the •-th Foot, eke Beaver. wh,, refigna; Lieetenant Richard Green. (will temporary rank in the army). vice Lloyd, loperfeded : I.lautenant Mark Prager, front M►Joe-Geuetal I hamper' , ell Realm. ot, vire Wright. deerafed. To be Lkutampt—E.4lls Ott• Schwartz, vice Green. HOSFI SrAFF. R.b-rt Grieves, Fro (Surgeon to the Forces), to be Deputy In• (pector of Hofci!Als. STAFF. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Bradford, of the S.th F ot. to be Deputy Adjutant Central to the Forces toning at Buenos Ayres. j ,r Richard B-orke, of the ift Garrifon Bl•tslinn, to t,c rt - puts ctsarter M.• Ber General to the raid Forces, wick the rank of Lieutenant-Cotoncl in the army. McMOIAWDUY. The appointment of John Armßeosi Gent. tube Enfign, with out porehafe, in the id Font, vice Meek, promoted, u Itatcd in tbc Gasette of 3-,th Jute, Igo4, has not taken place. Cornet Witham Arndt:mg, of the Stb Light Dragoons, Is fu pufeded. Commiflions in the Eif Erre: Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Minot-IL Erg to be Captain,;iCe tirownfor , relied; tirory Gent to be Fnfign. Datrd AtlrOft 3 - , 1830. FilwArd HAI Ccnt tobc Fnfign. Dated Augult 3t, tBo6. C.:11.m ffi n in the 38th, or Apatite Regiment of 11 4 ned lit the Lord Lienienani. J.:in Clark to be Lieutenant, %ice Andrew Hair, swim cd to tbe . BANICRIIPTIL P ~:haed Paryin, now or Ina of Manehofter, dealer and ettamian, I furrender Set tendwr 19, Oet-Iver IS, and November e, at el, yen at the Red Lion lonanotefie. Anomie., Mr Henry I 'room., of Poniefraet. YoMlire I MIMI'. Henry Blahelock, ' Muddle Temple, 10-deon. George Hewitt. late of 1ief...m..1, merchant aid mariner. Sept. • 30, Odlerhtr 4, at ten. and N..ember 4, at eleven. at Callahan, London. Ationde , ., Meier S ..ith and son. Bannghall amt. ' Samuel Sir,. Wed ibmg.de ko, , don. 14ton-halter. dealer and eltaprnan. lic"preneb,r to. Worn. 4, at ten, andNoo. 4. at eleven, it Guildhall Attormy, Mr. Sheppard, than Itrect, Canterbury. (quire, lloothwArli Richard Aldridge, of Itr'ft , I, twine fpinner. dealer and eliapman, 01o..er7y:IS, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at The White Lion Inn, Broad need. Blind An= s. Metres 3. and T. Leman. at boated; or Ments Edmond.. and Son, Citteoln's Inn. London. Robert fowl. mod James Darrell, Ire of Holborn, Middle et, metros, dealer., cbapnrn. and eopartn Cr B. geptealhCr 17. Oct* bre 4 . .5ral Nur. 4, at dem% at Gallatin. Attorney, Mr. High mine No. 113, Queen-nrert, Cheaptide, London. j.,ho Uudethill, garhicirn, I.lritdon, unit bir neannfrattrer, <hal. r and chairman, September *7, Oeloher 4. and Nov- 4. ot eleirtn, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. T. Hudfoo, No. d, or rat Buildings, City Road. • • • • • ' DIVIDFNG. Maher I. Martin Parnell. late of Aftibr de -la.Zouch. Lelceltor• bstNunr of (*tem VI the Rime*, I)ethyl/Ore, timber, st tkvcs, at the qtretee Had, A Ihby-de La. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. tWEDNESQAY, SEPTEMBER so. - PRICE dr a rOCKS THIA - DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cott ostatey,ht —for Oet. ace. 621.1-oandom 6;1. lizeheqter BiU , par PRICY OF S I OC'RS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. R. An, that imp. Ann. S 7,-161 3 per C. Conf. 63/ as f I Insp. 3 per Cent 6tfil 4 per Cont. lout Each. Bilis ts. dif. z s pr. t per C. Nary 93111 Omnlinn It GI prem. hada Bonds, is a as dif. f CooL for sec. 031 We underhand that the following are the new ar rangements which are agreed upon in confequence of the lamented death of Mr. Fox : Earl FITSWILLIANI, from indifpoStion, wilbea to retire from the firoation (which requires regular attendance), of Lord Peel. but to retain his feat to the Cabinet. Lord SIDMOUTII, to be Lord Waldo% Lord HOLLAND, to be Lord Privy Seal. Lord Howica, to be Secretary of State for the Foreign Depart- ' went. Mr. Taoism On anneal', te be Fiat Lord of the Admiralty. And Mr. nutter, to be Preildent ef the Board of Controul. Mr. BIAGGI' BATZULLT to be Matter of the Mint, VOLD Lord C OSMANLI. Mr. Wise vr%alfo be fpecdily called into Office, but the arrangement for that purpofe is not yet matured. We can now add, with the utmoil confidence, that Lord Gaen•ii.s.e proceeded on Monday morning to Windfnr, to take the Kiva% Pleafure upon the above nominating, all of which it is prefumed will be confirmed at the Privy Council held this day. THE EXPEDITIONS. One of the Expedi , ions now fitting out is for the Span& Maio. We unsieriand that the 36th, the 871 h, and 89th Regiments, are to go on this fervice. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ss. " This morning early, the wind having fprung up at E. N. E. the fignal was made for the tranfports to weigh immediately, and pot to Ga. Every prepara. lion for failing was made in confequence, and, had the wind conlibued, the whole would have been clear of the port before this time ; but it foon veered back to the Weßward, and prevented their proceeding. "Orders have been received thisday to prepare three tcanfports for the reception of the 87th Regiment of Foot, which, we underiland, are to be juined by the 89th Regiment, from Portfmouth, and thcn both to proceed dire& for Buenos Ayres. The Gtar, roar, of so guns, is fitting with all dif• patch for a foreign Rations it is raid that (he is to take the three EaR Indiamen that weber° under con. voy as far as Bengal Bay, and then to proceed for Botany Bey. The Royal. Capitol, oft to guns, bee Rill the fignal for failing flying, and all the flair art at (Ingle anchor ready for a Ran. General Sir Haw DALIVINPLII Una out in the korai. Gaoloa : his (totes were put on board yellerday." LEEWARD ISLANDS MAIL. The Paniciss Astatta packet is anriyed at Fat mou.h, with a Mail from the Leeward Mande, in thirty five days parage from Tortola. By the above Mail we have received the following intelligence:— . EARBADOES, AUGUST 11. 0 On the Bth inllant arrived the Dtassa packet, from Falmouth, and the fame day arrived Sir R:• CHARD STRACHAII'S fqusdron s they have been burl) , employed fince their arrival in vidualling and water. ing, and are at this moment under fail, (unpaid to run down among .he Mandl., and then In prdcred to England The Caledonia and the Lady Parker, from New Bounfwick, ft r Antigua. with mails, ate cap tured by a French frigafe, and ruppored to be ca►ried into Martinique. They were under convoy of the Bu►v brig of war, Captain Kitty, who engaged r),, igate for an hour and twenty minutes, on the night of the ift iiiilant, and had one Man ltdle.l and eleven wounded : her mans and rigging wete f r mock in. l j , ircd a- to prcvi.nt her capturing the French Orip, and Capt. KI , ILY had the In • 'fication of feting hi. con voy in the hands of the enemy on the 24.--The Busy came in here and ratted, and yederday Jailed for Halifax." 0 ANTIGUA, AUGUST lc as& " The greatet adivity, we are informed, prevails at Martinique, where they are employed in baking of biftuits, and fslting of provifions. for another French fquadron, (Aid to be hourly expated there." The foreign intelligence received by the French papers )efterday, though it is well enough npderflood that all that comes through that channel, wherever it may be dated from, is of Pavilion manuLtElore, had the effea to lower the funds a little. NOr art we fur prifed at it, for it is plain even from the care taken in give fuch intelligence a flavour fuited to the French palate, that the French Cabinet is under con fiderable apprehenflons Out a war I etirsen France and Proffis, in which thS latter will be 4tte4 by Raiz, and, perhaps by other Powers, is at no yeti , grem Lord Hawaiian's , failed on board the Titaitti frigate, a fen days ego, in order to lake a peep at Boulogne. His LoossifLip was yeller lay landed at Deal, and was fal t imd with is guns from the frigate at pa her. CM Monday evening a dirihoo of the 13th Light Dragoons marched into the Barracks it I they replace the 911 i regiment d Light Dragoons Sow on ;hew route tor Poi ttinouth: ' Another dieifion of the irk has al& ryarehsd into gamfgate, Sn altpoly chi,, Pare of that past of dm 9i Wall lay there. • 3 PRINCE, AIvDIII37VUR. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 20. I am returned Co late, that I cannot detail the Prince's reception this day. His Royal Highnefs went in an open carriage, drawn by fix bolls., and three pollillions. His Royal Highnefs had fignified his intention to call at the Mayer's, and his defire to take that opportunity of expelling the einotirns which fuch a reception mutt give rife to, and perfonally to thank him and the Corporation before he left the county. This rerpetable body were affembled, and met his Royal Highnefs at the door, and again wel comed him with every feotiment of affelion. His Royal Mightier' bowed arid fmiled before he entered the houfe, and foon after appeared at the window.— His Royal Highnefs then proceeded to the Botanic Garden. He walked through the whole. infpelling minutely the curious plants already colleted in this infant efiablifh tricot. In Lord Dr Ray's Park was prepared another fcene of old Englilh ferlivity--a whole roafted or, with firong beer, crowned the night s an immenfe con coolie of people were colleted ; the only damp, and which was utriverfally felt, was the abfence of the Noble Hoe, who had direCted that every delbrip• lion Ihould Aare in the joy and honour conferred upon him by his illuarious Prince. His Royal High nefs naffed through the principal ftreets of Liverpool in his procefilion, and was ercorted from and to Knoielley by Major F 's Yeomaory. His Royal Highnefs ordered large dr:minions , to the Infirmary, the Inftitution for the Blind, the Welch Charity, and to the pow Debtors. DONCASTER, SEPT. ea.—Nair pet One &Clock, A. Wt Their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Watts and . Duke of C ttttt cs, attended by Colonel Lucie and Major lisoosivirtn, have jut arrived at this place The town has been on the tiptoe of expeeation, and every preparaii, n made for the reception of the Royal visitors. Earl Ft TZW/LtIAIR arrived at Went worth Houle; from London, on Thurfday, and wilt be here this day. Ea R c Peacv•—Yellet day a large body ()fele Eke tors of Weliminfler affembled at Wiccts's Rooms, for the purpofe of expreffing their approbation of the nomination of his I,mM/sip as a Candidate to more , fent the city of Weltminfter. I Lord Piave entered the room about one o'clock ; he was conditeted towardi the Chair by Mr. Wiate WILD and Mr. ADAM. Mr. Bells took the Chairl Mr. WMITIIIIIIAD rah to prupote Lord Place.n- He prefaced his fpeech with &kill eulogium en Mr. Fox, " as the landmark and fat - g:aid of the Condi tuticn, and the bulwatk of the world " It would be idle, added he, to talk of a fucceffor to that Great Man, whole feet in Council and in the Senate will ever be vacant. He then dwelt en the hereditary virtues of the Houle of Percy, ansi the fair prolpett, from the education of the Noble Lard be was about to propufe: and with thefe examples in hi. view, that he would tread in thole lleps which his anceitnrs and Mr, Fox had trodden before him. To (peak of that young Nobleman, at prefent, as calculated to fill the' vacant feat for Wellminder would be impoffible-it was the commencement of his public lite, and it was fair for the EleEtnrs to draw a favourable augury of Lord Percy. They knew hill. to be independent, and above temptation to betray the rights and liberties of hiscount. y, ihich hi' Noble Famil bad ever fup• ported. His faihee had ever been a pet i it, and toe friend of that Great Man wbo(e lots was fo deeply lamented. • kii. Icachas beforit.his ° eyes the example of Mr. Fox, whole cifinduft was a model for ham, as his facceffor. Lid Percy , would do juQice to the 1 Elenors by treading in the paths of bossegy, fimpli city, and truth. Mr. Whitbread then read four Re- i Notions : the firli was, to ninth the deep regret which the Meeting felt fur the death el Mr. Fox, and the others to declare their intention to fupport Lord Percy at the approaching eleElion: After which he propo!ed Lot d Petcy f a pit:pedal which was received us jib itireiated marks of approbation: Mr. ELI.' city fecunded the motion••-he was not in the habits filagreeing with Mr. Fax on many points, hot lie flat fevered hi. charafter, and lamented his ile'aih as much as any man could. He weeconvinced that Lord Petty would be found to art up to thole ini ciples which had diffinguifbed his family in the cat& of liberty. . Lord PIIRCT retorted his thanks to the Meeting. aid pledged lhtfelf to kV upon thole principles that had rendered the meennyy.of Mr. Fox fo dear to them. The itelolationkwett then feverally put antlagrend fo, without one diffentient voice. Wsiox Coos.—Fefterday an extraordinary meet ing of this dillinguiffsed Society was held at the Cr iwn and Anchor Tavern. his Grace the Duke of N' - The turd - Woe 'Was read, and Mr. {ti's. Aoast, in a Ihmt and Mod 'freeing addrefs, raid, that on the fad and inelsotholy Eta• firm of the death of the Right lifrourabk Cliallllll Jaw is Fox, it was thought be coming in that 'Society to meet together. They had been afilicfated under his aufpites, and had had peculiar opportunities of witneifing his unparalleled exertions in the caufe not only of his country but of human kind ; and it there fore a af incumbent on them to confider in what way they &mild mai:Welt the love and veneration which his patrifitilm, talents, and fervices, had indelibly fixed in their breads. He propofed that they &mild expels to the Noble Relations of the deceafed their earned &lire to be permitted, in their individual ca pacity, to follow his remains to the grave. This was received with fympatherie emotion, and a Committee was appointed to make known their fentiments to the Noble Relations 'of the deceafed, and alto to con fider of what further tains/my of their feelings of gratitude and admiration it would become th e e 2 co l tender to his memory. Th'y Refiilutiona se all piled with unanimity, and the Thanks of the Meet-, mg were given to the Noble Dukis for his condos" in the Chair. We undo-fiend the remains of Mr. Fox will lie in (lage three days, at his houfe in St: James's. If the Prince of WA La s does not follow hird;as Chief Mout , ter, Lord Hos.t.aa is will. His LOrdfhip ifued cards of invitation to a number of dillihguintedcharalters, to follow his il t lndrious uncle, as mourneis. They' include the whole of his Colleago4s in Office : the Duke of Devotes:yea, the Maequis of Taysyroca for his father the Doke of HiproiD. the Marquis of Hmteinorga, Earl tRacT, I t •Otd Vt. Rosssi.t, Mr. BING. Mr. W:lllTilliAD, Tbe wholes ituatmi Sarkis! smoochto•abJut luny. '•' ' • .. . . M,l LANE. CORN-EXCHANGE, AEPTEMBER s 4. This day the fre(h imports of Wheat are feti;Cym.r; pies of fine old continue in requefl, readily fupport the currency, but the foreign and other qtalhies have few purchafers—The new famples this week, are not of prime quality—Barley, with Malt, have little variation in price .Beans likewife, but White Peas further decline—There are hardly any (tells cargoes of 'Oats come to band, and the few famples of fine are dearer—Flour as before, fins Americas 441. to 471. per barrel. COILAZIKT A. OPIDel: Wheat, fell 74. lifis per sr. L.rcy Peale 43 1 49 3 og Plot Dittnocia nyi Beans, ets 7 is od Rye, ens 305 Tick Ditto, 31, 45504 8* 0 .4.43848 od Osts, 145 si. 7)ii Malt, 76a Sas od Poland ditto 74s Oa 66 White Peak, 66.6114 Rape Seed (new) stir' i Fine Flour las to 77s Secoada Ilst to Toe par faah. .IVaIUTICAL ALLIGEAti. PLYMOUTH. sEPTRAISEIL 13. Carne in the Maria (an American) Hsoosas, front Nantz, for Hamburgh, detained by the Uan pew.. teer.—Wind43. W. _ PORTSMOUTH. SEPT. ss. As rived theAltDl T man of war from the Dower, Arr fchooner. and the Curate gmybeig, from a cruise —Wind Somberly. . , 'DOVER, SP.PTEMBER 17. Palfed'ht as Swedtlh frigate having underher chine about fifty tail of (hips from the Streights. bound to Sweden. Sailed the brig Qpeen, Captain Routes, ' for Liflon with a cargo of linen, Ste. alio the Mut cutter for Yarmouth. Wind S. W. and moderate. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 13. Yenerday, Ist five o'clock P. M. the THAWS. gate, Captain Tavana, arrived in the Downs.— Sailed through the Downs from the River the G den, 3 AA for Bolton; elf(' the Kawcattoo Ooup of war on a croize. Came down from Sheernef. hit Ma. jelly'. (hip SMAISMON, and remains in the Downs with she reit of his Majelly's (hips, kc. as per lag. Rafted the back of the Goodwin Sand. thi. morri.vg; to the northward, a large fleet of veffels, under SRC data colours, under crinvoy of a Swcdilh man of war, Moen Lilban, &c.—Wind S. W. SIIPERNF.SS, SEPTEMBER 23. Sailed his Majelly's flip; Zlitad,'Womtvit, Cao. coot Le, SHANNON. and Cu cmio.--Arrived In the har. tour from the Nore, to be refitted, the Zealand mardlltip, and the Alkmaar hat taken her nation at the Nore.—Sailed for the Dooms the Swedik sips • .snna Maria, CAL MSIY,III,, for Plymouth ; Ca acx Lie, for Lifbon ; and the Ataelia, Bios: r ac, nd Johanna Chtlitino Charlotta, Hocatsuac, for Portugal.— Arrsved the Swedifb (hips Gullaff A.dolgth, Smartt , from Stockholm for Lillym, with and deals ; Zachemani, PR ANN, from ditto for Plymouth, with tar and deals ; Fula, Taos., from Abo for Litho'', with tar and deals ; and the Hoff. nung, HA It oanys, from London for Stralfund, with coffee, fuga,r, ke. The Baltic Convoy has not yet failed ; all the feveral (hip. are collet:Off. • • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. C ,ern, SIFT. 23 —Palled by the !cud St.ifeleves, keels Dorothy Grills' gypfey. Oath+ t nom, Pityle I Vhse, tilddrfon; Defence, Reynold Concord,Ottinay; and the Cadaielne, lbws% front Peowillarsh; Beltif6 Union, And • from ,A a+ Troughtan, HSI, front ; oen_grat 'fame Rreedon. Atkn; and Frederick neMotte, from, balm; PCOvellein, Woolcoont, from Norway Mark Chtialani, ; and the V.ow CIAO*, from Hambursh.—Sliissl the Antoine, Bacon, for Revs )] arrow Ming, !Dundee, fog Hamburldf Jobrook Ashanti aP4 Ftkodiehaft, fee B.elnelL DISTRIBUTION OF PRISE.MOIERT. The R sty, Ow the capture tithe AmEtad sod Sakai. erflt be paid on her arrival in port, and reposlUd at No. Is, Chedrd's Inn, every Wednefday and Thartkir for three month& The Medufa, for thy aware of the Matilda,OdLober 67. Me, Win be pall on tba 3oth otwit, as No. 7, Noefolk-rtnet, Strand. and recalled for three yeais. The Virginia, for the capture of the Vanyvdoe, Apra 9. ,806. will be paid at N Angain flrot'plo lhoonlouft, every Monday and Thurfday for three months. The Acafta, for the eaptsrt of the TipettePt Loft, May 31 • IEO3, will be paid at Mr. Line's, Plymouth, every Today and Friday r three vars. The Ann, for *capture °Z o e 41 =hrittly ix, !let, trill In paid to-morrow at as, Strand, and:teal** for three months. The Ann, for the capture of k Contra Andrei Marin. /invert'. bet t 7, 5804, will be paid tomorrow m No. as, Arundel-Erma, Strand, and /MOW for three years. • • The Cenfor. for the capture of the Preys, May 17, 1807, wW be paid at the fame time and place. LAST INDIA RiffPPING 3relFeedar a Covet of Duetting swag held et the Eat India Houk, when the undermentioned (hips were taken np for the enfuing feafon, and wire thus tinned, viz. 11101411AY AND'ell INA. Malan Mk . :200 Capt. Lock. NoteMolloy :sr° •--. W. Campbell True Britou 1119 E —..-- • prfkannia • SSW •--7..- Jekatban Birch. ktilln•a AND CNiNA. Petri Addington . taw I._Mirkpatrick Cumberland 2100 —•-•:- W. W. Ferree Carvell, 1270 — 4 3. Wdbank. ST. . si 'moos. aN, AND CHINA. Alfred Iwo O. Weldead. ST. N /SSD SING•L. Dukc of Montrofs $s - Mrs Patterf.A. ST. N SND•I4•O4L (early). Lard Hawkefbury 803 - Junes fialbrilL 111•01•11• ND SlNO•Liesith ). Admiral Osrdocz lit W. I Eatilki4 Cattle E, so us ,-- L Colons IdaDias AND 11111011 L. Cigof London 820 Jcieplt Yates Baring DiZarl Meadows ord Duncan 830 L C. Bradford ceyi u n (early) them Walpole 880 Janes Saadlleada. )014BAT. Siso Matthew !Caseate taw- James Murray. 117:111L1114 AND StelOAL. 8 Mcrealfe Llevontlice Airy Coale 13 --... 41 . 701amMID Sr. 11111ALIg& iND11•04•1. i United KieB4ol* . . Sig ......: •—•••••••''' Worcester 1 70 .....:.. Searles Wood. 91111 A. _. Surat Caftle Ito ..... ----.-• tan Camden taoo H. Ai samke Cowls 42,13 —.— k obcrt . 1 arta Hope glop ji.mi Peeklergrad . 4. 1 Taunton Csalle I sop' C. L Pierre Wuod(ord Ito .--- is' en Marto,. I Ciptitin Ettaci%yas ceoto t. inio the command i l . the lip B ri tannia. ....