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M 411) atm -Twoialio brow --: b. tly Stoorcoth 'i . oat nane I a L Pao* by WO over, 3 yrs al Inny. 06110 1 / 2 4 yrs of 4 11 el . • .I , 4risq 4, L:l4 Y:' . 1 . 1 . 1, ......"'!"...........; , 1 • ititsuntig DEBTORS. ... , . 461.--- , iOktithl 111110111. otriLDHALL. - tuotite difebarge artisans Follsmod, a debtor, =1.44 by Mr. Giant. s tba ground of ob i**, under frife prance, and alto for to-' se sway as an agent. sod applying k to hi. • en:mtle. The principal croaker. Ur. Zonis, a boot , hared, that he bad employed the Defendant . me Mogan. oiMl him asi. osibe sad of Sep flub _ t ~. • of whisk he did ea &mom Pa ' ' • h was ebb glean in evidence ti e 0 that *' • 4104 fee a oentity of thins sad hien fa were for a farmer at War. wick whirl „, al op, sad be promikd so adoe the . iag to pay for them, = l ow elotimalithe me dahlia the abreact of the , and we the poi away withatt pay -14 bat. and Tame heer44 Art Az: weeks. whoa . ' Se was fond is the Plat. Tbe were of opi nian, that Ms debtor had not accounted for tl. of it attadlol to him a an agent, sad *tear- I .2ilit* '411621"16° chose of ibulaing wes not 'proved. Il i . 4 1tia 11:1 1.11 r it ,ii lw, . • sr. Lord of the Infolent I' the • fifty Laval, that On a fr. -dal , refult paid to boat this sta to pals furren .unfortu• alterations confined the pri• • fought ae (Mr. that the prifoner was not an objeft of that AB. The prifoner having a property of 7001. in the 3 per Cents Reduced Confols. in order to defraud his creditors, aligned them in truft to a Mr. William Badmen, who dying, the prifoner, for the publicity of the thing, advertifed for hisheirs or reprdentatives in order to give a colour to the tranfaftion ; &art irtg, that the Bank would not deliver over this flock but to the perfon fo entitled. This expedient, the learned Counfel continued, not anfwering the our. pole, the next the prifoner retorted to was, to have himfelf made a bankrupts and although he did not owe tool. to any one but Mr. Jamefon ;the petition. log creditor, of the name of Z— S—, proved a carpenter's bill for 1251. This creditor was foon afterwards a prifoncr in the Fleet. The next creditor Imo a p e D— who proved a debt of tool. sod then became a bankrupt. For the next, a Mr. H—, for soot. but he was not vtfible ; and the next were bfelTrs. H— G—, and Co. for 9461. los. who were alto bankrupts, and had fled. In thort, only Ave creditors proved under the Commiainn, all of whom either became bankroput, infolvents, or had raa sway. A petition was prefented to Lord Eldon, Rating thefe circumftances, and his Lordfhip referred it back to the Commitaoners for their invelligation ; but no thing more WAS done under the commiffion ; and the prifoner. through the intervention of the prefent Adt, fought his liberation. He contendesl, that the whole nada/lion was founded in fraud and fabrication s and, therefore, did not come within the meaning of tie A. He farther objcaesi to the penances Abe. • • - • fittiag forth this ha Co iavalled is the a. now is the BaaL Cl:rbeing enmined, Rated, that he had in no parts of the world for fermi liming and felling, receiving and paying i dealings were in the Bah Indies, sys* on ha turned between ten and lift;entboafand year ; be traded in all forts of merbban. various parts of Ma, along the Malabar Ceylon, Colombo, he. Itc. and returned to • about the year 18os, bat had done very Cum. a intimated. that be had eipeeted fome the rafts he bad dated ; WA from tome 4, they did not attend. His client, Mr. now in prifon, at the fait of this very upon an 'llion of Troyer for papers not Chilling, but valued in the affidavit at two pounds, and be was to have been brought up sus Corpus. Learned Chairthan strafed him to be remand. defeitive fr./mule. Neale, well known as a gallant Captain privateer, which failed from the port of London !immanent of the war, and was very foe next oppofed, for not having put into his wbe bad dlipaed of two fums, one of 'other of pl. which he had received as . prise money, Gee. his confinement. It merely in error of judgment in the Cap ' Court were obliged, ander the Mt, to ~ to amend his fehedule. __ PAotoon.—s-Mr. Laws oppofed the liber ation of this man, on feveral grounds ; the 6rllwas, cLetr SO a Votive fcbedule 1 the fecond, on the 3ffth lee ilek of the lianas refpeding perfoos obtaining money on talk pretences ; the third, on the 4.3 d fetlion o esti& inevented debtors who had leered; removed their property from their dwellings to avoid a dif. tufa. frem beiag • dffeharged ; the fourth charged Paddon that. &tore going to gaol, be bad 'made an Ognintrat of his effeas, to •detraost Mk creditors.— With regard to the fee ad, the Learned Conflict rto the fall fati,fadion of the Bench, that ent Satinot only difrauded perfons ofgoods tif foltv terefinnationv. bat that he was a 'notorious (windier, whore only method of obtaining a livelihood was to prey upon the credulity of the tradefeen of the metropolis. As.to the other objedtions to his en largement, he fhoulct have as little diffoooky ; and he hoped that the execution of junior, tutelary to the well being ..f the Rate, wottld not be defeated. Trott and Wood, officers from Hatton Garden, proved, that they had Searched the prernifes of Pad don, in St. Mary Ale. on the 18th of °dotter, 11104. There as a 'aft quantity of different commodities aboili - the h , ;itre, which appeared to have been obtain ed at vatiin. times by fraudulent means. Trunks full of wearing apparel, jewellery, and beads, were dolcovered concealed in the cellars ; and the farni tore, almolt wholly new, was in a Rate prepared for removal. He appeared to be concerned in his fwin dling tranfaetions with a perfon named Shuts, who had on his polefflon paper to a large amount, obtain. ed under Falk pretences from a Mr. 'Williams, of Smithfield. Various other *inures were then called, lame of whom produced bills drawn by Paddon upon a man named Myer, who was likewife concerned in there illegal praMees. Upon the whole, however, the ter. timely addoeed on the various points not being fa. tistaftory to the Beech, the infolvent was difcharged. dorsal. Lima to.--Mr. Laws oppored the Slur. atiob of this perfon, on the 38th fed ion, and on the ground of a full difelofure of his effeas not having been made in the fehedttle. He raid, that he was the , fon of a Mx-Sable man, well known in the City, and he went to the warehoufe of a Mr. Edgar, wine mer chant in Minting-lane, and, referring to a Mr. Green, in the rime trade, ordered in thirty;fixty, and (event', dozen of port, betides other final ly quantities, mak ing, in the whole, a demand of 3701. In payment for there, he Paid that be would gave the acceptance of Metros. Goldimids..or Come other opulent houfe ; bus, upon application, no other fecnrity could ix ob tained but his own note of hand. When the day of its difche arrived. it was protefted for non•pay nsene ; and, upon enquiry, it was difenvered, that the supsfestatioa be had firfi made of being a part mewl& Ms father was totally unfounded; and that be rat coomeed with a gang of fwindlers, among whom was ldr. Davis, (who lately flood in the pillory for a confpiracy) ; and that, after he had procured the wine from Mr. Edgar, he had difpofed of it at a very inferior price, and put the money into his poc ket as clear gain. Pima, were then called to prove the cafe as Rated by the Learned Coward, but they were unable to eßablith the falfebood of the reprefentation made by Leviene as to his partneribip. On the examina tion of the infolvent, it likewif e appeared, that the whole of his property was infected in the fchedule, and he was in confequence difcharged. Major General Rausar, after a long and tedious tour on the Continent. arrived on Sunday laft from Rutlia. at his Mier's, Lady Cs sirs Ist., in Wimpole- Ilreet. Tranfports were taken up at Greenock on Saw. day, to carry the 71R Regiment to BeWalt for Newry. or cheefe. The FOITUIIIa frigate, from Jamaica, arrived yefierday at Portfmouth. is An account of the Jamaica convoy received, which Dates that the Sally, Avarua ; Lady Come, Albion, Thetis, Adventurer, Mercury, Duncan, Elisabeth, Catharine, Flora, Lilly, Pandora, John, Europe, Jenny, Cornwall, 'Sovereign, George and Mary, Lady Cathcart, and Harriet, parted company between the in and pi of Augurs. The Diligence parted on the s ith, and the Clemen ' tine on the 16th of July. The following notice was polled up at Lloyd's:— the Toueraascca frigate arrived at Bermuda on the a7th of June, with five tranfports, from Pond mouth ; the Morris, Pat.or ea, a Dane, from Leghorn to Hamburgh, is detained, and fent to Algefiras ; the Louifa, CLARK, of and from Philadelphia, is de tained and fent into Gibraltar ; the Venetian, Et. s Inca, from New York to Martinique; and the Harriet, from St. Martin's to Newhaven, are detained, and fent into Newhaven; the Fridonia, of and from New York to Martinique, is detained, fent into Antigua, and con demned. The Franck, CALLAGHAN, from Charlene n to Barbadoes, was taken on the Vilf.h of March, and fent into Porto Rico, . • "PAL . lITIV IR?. MEM ••=111•1• 1/1111111111. SZIPtACT 1110411 Tilt 14141 tillweit et 001111111SIONSIS or NATAL ROYAL. HOSPITAL AT ORRINWICH. , 'SPANS' INCUILAND ON ACCOUNT Or IN-TINSIONIIILS. The percale admitted as In-Penlioners of Green with Hofpital, are Seamen und Marines who have &reed in Ms Map:lty's navy, and are, from old age, wounds, or infirmities, incapable of further naive fervice. They are (elated by the Admiralty, and are lodged, clothed, and viftualled, at the expenfe of the Hofpital, and allowed is. a week each. The prefent eflablifhment of In-Penfloners is two thoufand four hundred and ten' and there are em ployed to attend on them one hundred and forty four nudes, who are fallen' widows, and alto appointed by the Admiralty. The average colt to the Hofpital of one Penfioner, in the year itlcs, is eftimated at twenty-feven pounds ten Ihfilings and ninepence three rteletenipounds ngs, and of one nurfe, at twenty-nine Millings and eightpence three farthings. We hive entered, in the Appendix, an account, fitewi die numbers, and the enhanced erpenfe,of ate dare, in every year from ago to 18os. The foms difburfed,on account of the In Penli hi the year 18os, amounted to firty-nine thm two hundred and fi x pounds five (billings and tutu. pence halfpenny, as follows : Per provillens Ct7.llss Paid In Neu of provißess ams t g 4 Clothing, bedding, sad 3.37.5 1 3 - of Cosh, candles. turnery Rom, steafidai wary wares. fats!! _ lodes!, and eoettorst espestfes 5M B 3 weenyroomy to the raniketars 6,25 a 13 tHs ACCOVirt• OF Taa Win as TAR titlialitAlT. Infirmary Diet . •' •- • - aLSI7 Medictoes, Soaraments. and 1434 0 g Expesfeof patkotsinßetblesst i ==es $95 14 69.500 s di Pesseifioas and all ether ankles of confulerable codunaption, are obtained by copulas, entered into ra ennfotanace of public advertifements. An account of dialb now in force is given in the Appendix. The meat is delivered by the C,ontraflor, on the morning of *very meat day ; it is infpated, and the ofeertskied, either by the Steward and Clerk O r f ei t Cheque, ot by a Clerk, from their rr.fpeaive cans. Many of the Penfioners in the Hofpital are permit ted to have the option of taking tip their provilion in kind, or of receiving money in Stu of the whole, or certain partsof their daily allowances. This modiste was adopted in the month of Appal 1725, with a view, as it appears from the minutes of 1 tie Board of Direftors, and the Council, at that time, of remedying the inconveniences that refulted from the men taking their provilions oat of the Hofpital, for fele which occa fi oned " a refort of loofe, vaga bond, ;ad diforderly people." The following is a table of the allowance of pro 'Mons to a Penfioner for every day in the week Sunday-Ilb. of Bread, s quarts of Beer, Ob. of Mutton, sett 4 ounces of cbeefe. Monday—sib. of bread, a quarts of beer, db. of beef, and 4 ounces of elteefe. ruefday—tlb. of bread, a quarts of beer, :lb. of mutton, ar.d 4 ounces of cheefe Vednefday—[lb. of bread, a quarts of beer, r ounce of bower, ounces of cbeefe, and half a plot of pess. of bread, quarts of beer, alb.of bed,evid 4 ounces Friday—sib, of bread, a quarts ahem, I seam of batter, I minces of cheefc, and half a plot of peas. Saturday—lib. of bread, a quarts et beer, db. of beer, and 4 mimes of cheefe. Soup is made of the peas, and broth of the meat. The perfons who now receive money, inked of different articles of provifions, may be divided into feveral claffes; we (hall confider, u the firft clef., that in which the principle is afted upon to the great. eft extent; namely, FIRST ICITLIt'S LIST. The men on this lift a►e paid in money for the whole of their allowance of provifions, eidept only their proportion of peak in foop on banyan days— Wedoefdays and Fridays, which they receive in kind. They are placed on this lift by the butler, and are removed at their own nun, or in cafe of mitbehaviour. The number to which this indulgence is to extend is not limited by any regulation. but is entirely at the difcretion of the butler. The rate at which they are paid for each wick of provition, is four•fifths of the price at which it is obtained by the Hofpiial, according to the trifling contrafts.— The payments are made to them by the butler once in eight days, or 'at the end of the month, at their option. SICOND CLASSTHII CHALK-0711 LIST. The men borne on this lift are paid in money for their daily allowance of cheefe, and for their meat, on the dayson which they are chalked off; this name of the Chalk-off Lift is derived front the manner in which the information is conveyed to the men, that they are to receive money in lieu of their meat ; the feleflion of the men, and the number to whom this indulgence than extend, reft at prefent entirely with the butler. The arrangemept is made by him every morning by ten o'clock ; he in the firft inftance af certains the number of men that will confume the exalt quantity of meat received, the remaining num ber are to be placed an the Chalk off Lift for that day; having made his telethon, which he does in fucks a manner that each may have the indulgence in turn, he notifies it to the men, by placing a mark with chalk on the tables where the mats would otherwife have been placed. The men attend at the fame time, and fuch as arc chalked off, go immediately to the Butler's office, where they receive the compenfation for their meat for the day, calculated at the rate of four•fitths of the price paid by the Hofpital to the contrattor. THIRD CLASS. —mils IN THIS HILTLISS WARDS. e men in thefe wards are paid in money for their weekly allowance of butter and cheefe, and for their meat, on three out of the five meat days in every week ; they are paid for their provifions at the fame rate as the men in the clefs before mentioned, which they receive from the butler once a week. FOURTII CLASI—MIN LUST TO ASSIST IN FITTING OUT MIS MAJESTY'S SHIPS. Thefe men cannot, of comic, draw any part of their provifions from the Hofpital; they are vietualled I as feamen in his Majefly's Navy, en board the (hips to which they ■re lent, and are paid by the Navy Boyd at the rate of ninepence a day ; but, as an additional encouragement to thent r they ate allowed by the Hpfpital the axed Sum of fixpenee a day, in _ - ; vesititt v„ .. . dale, as sot k 3 per Com. n 4 '': seems vi, • : 'jig* , 1. 0 4._ i &sohwill * The .• , , Iwo a=r el i • r eo s em . : years, an sure, ~. e , . 1• 4 .u., , bit chief dealt!' . ...ti s l o ok ir l * k. )4.._ _iii•b, 1.64 i ,Mssllkilla/MMAINIMAIkaIIabI I an average, b al ~, , -: vao34o.llltal:adired bl ow. p da dri s e n cou , d i . n n Pe t v r t a y n 7 :Ot t ..., . ads maludistaamilliereat at threw Cosa, to Ceyle ~ . Itersavott wads *a hod mg bestir • • , '.:•• I SM i ret Poe lot Silis to to" I little buftnefs 1 el Abaft we amts. . . • I I Mr. Lewis ,t, slili IMAIONAteina. gate. allsammata 6 44 ' witnefes to du ~, _ S 2 410:41wdlell , my, nib Mb werlipes4 • eireumfbasees, iter As wide :eranMa Mk ••.• , , Aviv) , Jamefon, was - vat/ is, tikes with &in milassibehlik prifoner, upon ,m ~, , i , OHM led tea ristwao at WWI worth ore Mill - .' 1 IF . .ti.P 1 0 0 " 101 boo" aloft lIMIP ' • ' sheathed poen .:.,- R . , ililliliall *Wag. valis Ist aralittri. by Habeas Co , ~,strt*balW lits; Neetawav vie WM,' , • T he Lime , •. • itv.c:iotOMw the hibialles ea lama the Mir . ed fora defect ; ,Irilealb. illirers ttir, I" road_ s vigh • 7 0,4 4 ~ Pearled Ne .i x 1 ,, Jima limp, NM tau, si Nat= le at 1111t 7 :: • t- of a p r i vateer , IL : iv pastlellio eV MY Lay, elsa at she ani , ilhallerata Miner ' laitnals e we l, et of al•iita )I:bedsit bow I ~,, ' (MS VP , ' :"1 • . , =Abe oi tfgvt' h 4ftnen4 INnurants. of Pr 4 4010, 1 ... ^ ................ .4 appeared meth • ' CAIIITIMPOR 4 t RACES. 'rerlollt, iv" race, bpi the C - liolosanltabss at sop ad, far two rink Igor mod, it fag reins nd him, i el all Or% thaw iger dab* haliill. I" r a t= TAM eilD P 1 alit* rvtla artewar•OvOL andaiall OE al anon of this 1 ;• italltßY AIIJOIMJUID SaIISMNS, AUGUST sr. ' litefore WAII. Owicew, Eq. Chairman r L '0 . and anuneemos Beach of Pekes of Peace for the tram dingy. theisimessisa difekarge of Ida "Mears frawas roes Imeb Rif" under he. Aft, was Sha n xi's*, refamcd, when near 1 sartau wan wesu— Angus ly a merchant. Mr. Las ' ea behalf of ember, Mr. jansefon. Aged, was iodated robins in upwards of s the cafe was referred to the arbserstion of a very refpellable Barriaer. and the re at be awarded a rum of psi. to be pait /ft. jarneiba in the mouth of May ao4. About period. the Legiflature had it in contemplation to an Infolvent Ad,sathe prifoner voluntarily fur dared himfelf in difcharge cf his bail ; but unfe stately for him, Lord Eldon made tome alterat hi this Ad, and it only extended to chore conf previous to the al of January 1804 ; fo that the toner 101 l his opportunity at that time and now Cot his difcharge under the prefent A. But he ( Lawes) would Brew, under the ,tzd Clank, that •- iiee of gtetr proviTtocti, which is pill to than by dm fltTlf Cll/1111-NALL O TAIIII.II LIST. This daft confine of the olen to Minis dinner is aenelly fnmithed ; there tact♦ receive the whole of their provitions in kind, ezeept their allowance of cheefe, for which they are paid in money by the butler, at the rate before mentioned. The article f cheer!' is only Wised to the men ander the care of the lbrgeon, end ta the men in difgrace, diftinguifhed by welting yellow costs, who are always debarred the indulgence of receiving money in lieu of their provifions. !MTN CLAIIII.-.-TIIII The Nurfes are entitled to the fame allowance of provilions as the penfioners bet the whole of theta are allowed to commute it for money. By a pat tins lar order of the Board of DireCtors, the notice are allowed for their provifions the full contrail price', and payment is made to them by the betkr. INJUTICA MULLIGENCE. MAILS THIS OAY.....Vited S.W. ' • All. Doe. WM o a o Gotombnegb s a Wataford t s Hateborsh o s • PLYMOUTH, AUGUST sd. , Conte in the (Dane) Aurora, Captain yams frorn Cette, bound to Copenhagen, laden wait wise end brandy, detained by the Lively privateer the Dade) DO Frau Margaretta, Parmesan. from Cette, hound to Neuttoff, with brandy, detained by the Unityprivateer ; the (Dane) Fortuna. Capt. /Emu's.. from Bettered°, bound to Copenhagen, with brand, and wine, detained by the Trafalgar privateer; the Haabes Archer, Capt. BALL, from Benecarlo, bound to Copenhagen, with wine and brandy, detained by the Lively privateer ; and the Young Rofcios, Hero, and Bailey privateers, from a cruise. DOVER. AGUSUT el. Came in this morning to wait for a favoorahlie wind the fchooaer Defempegnio Felice, Capt. d'Ote- VIIRA, of and bound to Oporto, with a cargo of butter, cheek, &c. from Amßerdain. Paired by this afternoon the (hip Two Friends, from Philadelphia, bound to Floating. The Aaaow (almoner is now ding br far th e Downs.—Wind S. SY. tend blows rd, with heavy kWh of rain. DEAL, AUGUST sT. Arrived the ATTAR* frigate; ol'l'll, LIVIALIT, HAUG ARO% TI.ONTIVII, and VALOROUS BON*/ Firm, DISPARATE, Toast/cans, lIITILWAIINT, and BLOII2IIOUnD gun brig., from a cruise off the coat of France, being blown from their Rations by the bona S. W. winds; Basstre (loop, and Jacaost., gun brig, from a crake off the Galloper Sands; and CVNTIIIA !loop, from the NOre. SHEERNESS, AUGUST sy. Sailed from the Nore this morning, the Camino !loop of war, with the trade,odder convoy for the Baltic. A convoy for Tooningen is appointed to fall on the lth September, and one for the Baltic oa the 9th.—Wind N. W. GREENOCK, AUGUST ss. The Jamaica, Bottles, and another of the fleet, ar. rived this morning from Jamaica. parted the COMM* dore on Wedoefday laR, the Forron s a frigate, sod the fix flips for Clyde, oe.Friday night, in fight of Cape Clear, all well. Captain B. has not leen the Jeanie, Cowan. of and for this port, nor the Adieu. tare, Mara, fierce off the Banks of Newfoundland. -w:The Anna Maria, Ecru arrived here yeßerday from Newfoundland, after aParage of t 6 days fro* hind to land. Captain Esau fell in with the Lilly, Boars, of and for this port from Jamaica (one of the fleet) on the tath inflanr, in let. 55. 13. long. 33. and kept company with her till Saturday fe'nnigby when the Lilly Ibortened fail ; Captain Exalts law her next morning on (bore off Tory, on a fend beach. The Lilly lay over at low water, and Capt. E. thinks (he Brock at the height of the tide. The Anna Maria, bein becalmed and obliged to some to anchor to keep her from drifting ashore. Captain E. could give no affißance. The Diana, Lyon, alfo came in yefterday from Newfoundland, after a par. (age of s t days; was (poke off F rafts-41A on Friday 10, by a revenue cutter, wllo informed' them that too hhds. fugar, and 95 puncheons runt of the Lilly's cargo, had been farad and got on &ore. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Geneses No, Avower sl —PIM by the Gigs Brands. Litt*. INK bona Tennalei _Consbden, Ras" Pares Primes. iiessosr. Minim' mid the Gomm, Planter, Hasa site, Pasha NM sin Spy. Materawa. for Africa I Al. Thum, kr Slake g need eke Saids,Wernos, Orrin ARMED. In Stangate Crook, the istrook Itkitardia. from Olbraker, bound to Loodas—der tke Rim, the Chelan% LW% Ban Dublin—ln the Dowse, the Palmyra, Merrebew, hes New Yak I Olive Butch, Littlefield; from Tenerife ; Adventure, Matron ; Nell!, Sogbrue ; Anna Marla Catherine, Lindley; Sarah, Lightly g od the Golden Grove, Wells, from Jaolefea-.At Potion de. the Mediterranean Paella, ; sod the Lowey, bevesszi. from Gibraltar...At Briftol, the Mousey, Smith, Iran %duo —At Liverpool. the Orwell, Commisp, from Now ISSORrisk; Union Mind, Mho° ; Ellis, Pattarfon ; Imperial, Oaf TON Ondttone ; Adive, Brown ; Watt, Cusamlnp; Sarah, ilabtfese Borfor, Alkew ; Traveller, Edmonds; sod the Indian Trader, from Jamaica —In Yarmouth Roads, Angus, Jackman, from Hatnburgh ; and the Jana, Calder, from Archangel—At the Fame, Meredith, from London—At Gibraltar, the Beckford, Mudge, from Liverpool—At Philadelphia, the Cleo. patra, Robley, from Liverpool—At &Roo, the William and Martha, —; and the Francis, —, from Liverpool—At Ncw Orleans, the Joreph, Pigott, from Liverpool...At New York, the Phabe, Clinton; and the Commerce, Price, from Liverpool; William, Ward, from Hull; Elizabeth, MCartney, from Lon donderry; and the Hope, Campbell,front Briftel—At Neve'llund land, the David, Wilkinfon, from Poole...At Jamaica, the Kent, Paley, from Antigua; Bootle, Sellers; and the Crefeent, Lyon, from Africa—At the Cape of Good Hope, the Elisabeth, Bunker ; and the Altion, Sichadfon, from London. The Enterprise, Novell, from the River Plate for I.,ndan, pet lam Bermuda on the !oth Infant, leaky. The Etrie Gebroders. Nagelln, from London, for Hamburg k put into Hariengin leaky, and is felted there. The Valens, Eldridge, front New York for Martinique: acrd te into Harri da. from St. Martin's for Newhar en, ore detained, and lent Yeßerday a Court of Directors was held at the EAR India Houle, when Captain Roasts was (worts into the command of the General Stunt, Radom& for Madras and Bengal.—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday next. T 1