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(PROVED ARMS. • • RD SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, Re. JOHN GILL refpeafully inform any, their Friends, and the Public in gene ra,' eitablithed thentfetres at N 0.14, St. , where may be had Card% del tpthe of • their Warranted Swords arrfubjcdted to, whet of their lair PA TtlIT Rmuts; nay be leen, and order. for them,ani Arms f all hinds taken ; like ifs at their 4.7 MT ill StaMINONAIe. are prevented from breaking. And r Itching Inßandy removed by WHITE DP MUSTARD, uatvetially (Awned for ,cy In Rbeutnatifina. Panics, Gouty Affec of the Stomach: but when this certain se en ,or oesyleded, and the Chilblains have EICIAD's FAMILY CITRATE will cafe lily heal them. ry•W Jourrow. Apothecary, ti, Greek the Effcnce and Pills at so 9d. med.-the Itiveem Medicine Vender In the United =has a, black Ink Stamp, with the 11111 It: AN OILS. ►or maklitirthe HAIR GROW. td fuceefs of the above Oils for the reftorinir the Hair on Bald Places, sulking and preventing its falling off after Myers hoots) by re-invigorating the roots; its In. II other Cosnpolitiers for the hair at an int. nr Herrfes, the Oils are a certain remedy in orfes Rhea, and of its manual eniniroshich f all the Sporting Geod.:men in this coon. Grace of Otteeniberry and Sir John Lade. It Families nay he had at the Proprietor's isn-ftr•rt, Oxford-Rivet ; aud' fold by sp. ling'., No. 41. Corithill; Bayley and Bless, Willlsrois. No. 4t, Pall Mails Mr. Ham• ftrect, at t s. per pos. oral. t as. the Doltn. seen at the wholefsle prion , ..-41. B. The e away. fn l / 4 1 In Pots. IPEIDUM PELAGE, ,reached at Cirencefler, by the LM AN, Chaplain to General Ph illi pfon'a Light Dragoons, on Thurfday, December appointed fir a General Thankrziving. t furorem, tart. abignibus" Hoi. nantea In gurgite raft° " Vtan. bleyler, Grove : and fold by P. Stevan., .obinfon. Paternolter.row, London. Pricers 6d. ail day was publilbed, nto. price h. bound, embelldbed with 'apiece* by Hopwood, ~ 1 * ENGLAND, related in Fa rms, by a Father to his Child/to; inter- Int truetive Remark, and Obferv,tiona ca torettng SubjoEta.brood foe the Putt- .IZABETH HELMI. 'tied to much and Feat . the benefit of jtoreZnile readers; the ►iftery nnot be confidered as the Icaft important youth, and mould he mask perhaps more portion of their daily and familiar appliea. :rtaking is well adapted to the purpofe.and the: eafy and agreeable dialogue, in which 3 of Britifh Hitnry are communicated. It in."—Britith Critic, Oft. :hog. n. Hoeft, Roes, and Orme, Paternoller- St: Paola Church yard. ii,by the (me Author. lately put , ii9,ed, lon ; or. Vamily Converrations on moral is, intt-rfperfed with Hißnry, Biography, Signed for the prrufal of youth. lu a volt. e., price 6s. in hoards. has feverst time. appeared in our hetirve,accomptnied with commendations oho. and good principles. There is fomc• r preterit little work particularly ;dealing. sly esamincal many Initorieal and other few her purport, and appears to have re lent It is with great pleafart that we re. Slips of which isles fenfinle, and the exc. —lititifh Critic, A Aril, t go,{. les through I.ondon and Its Environs-- ice ss. bound. did at announcing a work deigned for as, it coplouflr blends Information with pographical and lilltorical knowledge is acs, mingled with pertinent rtikeditions." . Cut caa Raliew, January , ,2799. • *.e.. SHAW.. YOR. or ASSI.MBLY of the MAYOR, I LIVERYMEN of the fcveral Compan , es in Common Hall affembled, at the Oaltd• n Monday the 13th day of January, :806, tint a Bridgematter for the Remainder of of Mr. Stood Marriot,deccafed, eddy, r this Common Hall be given to the Right ', Lord Mayor of this City, for his readi ion Hall for the Eledion of a bridgcmatter, able expence and trouble to the refpeaive tit impartial conduet in prefiding over the WOODTHORPE. ULTY.—To be DISPOSED OF, of a SURGEON and APOTHECARY, in dell parts of Town, and in a very old efts. fituation, which the prelim occupant utilises tiers can be arranged, being about to enter g the profeffion. The terms will be mode ms very eonfiderahle. Perron* within, fur • are a reference to the Advertifer. by apply- Office, Carey ltreet, Lincoln's tun, between tel one. .FADING SCHOOL. BORDMAN, A. M. late of Pem )Tfortl, and one of the Mailers of the Orem , take. him Ms Houle, St.l.lWreclet'S Vi ha of Young Gentlemen. rooks to the Public is calculated to afford ed advantages of inftruilion in the School enelit alto of fuels peculiar &mettle comfort is may meet the wills of thole Parents who Children mould enjoy the union of thole ea r to/who/dr as well astedl4 education. Thole ill be fulfilled by the opportunities bit Pupils during their Intervals of leifurc fnwn their. L, that initrydllon in hie Houle, which may tee with grea'er cafe and ppitlity in their hoed. The convesicocies,arifing from there comforts, which may mare readily be be stumble, will, it is hoped, leave little to be , when it It added that they will be placed of ac difcrcet fuperintend•nce of the Rct. Ha under is years of age are kitty Guinea*: ve twelve, Sixty Guineas. Entrance Five is accommodated with a feparate bed. will be eommunic:ted by applying to itle. 'icarage Houle, St. Lawrace, Atadind. —To ('GET and STAGECOACH MAS. DASTS and STAGE COACH id. by AUCTION, by Mr. DAVIS, half part two o'clock in the afternoon, in the cyr Inn Yard,Speenhandand. SesiOned COACH HORSES of d &aim, in high condition. being the re ck of the ROYAL SAILOR,London and Ince double Port COW till. MU TIME OK A rm 6-ingde Coach, all neatly new, together Horfe Cloths, Holten. he. The above aestterotton of Port and Sage Coach Mar ' In eery high condition sad many of the fur WE work. The whole will be fold This day was publilheld, In One very large volume Qiiarto, with Thirtrnine Copper Plate., price Two GUilitll.l and a Half in boards, • A DICTIONARY of the VETE R I Ni:RY ART, containing the latell Improvements and Preferiptions teem. mended by the College, u well as by modern Writers on that Sublet.% a and including fuck parts of Comparative Anatorny,Phy fiology, Pharmacy, Chemin rr, &e. as are connedted with the Vete rinary Art. The whale illnd rated by numerous and elegant Ea graviugs of the Anatomy and Meares of the Hoeft; and 'orating a Work no Ids eticulated to lan the prate - tonal Veterinarian than the pradding Farrier, the Farmer, and the private oentlemse,ia acquiring a knowledge of the morbid Affediuns to which Hodes, Dogs, Cows, Sheep, Pigs,and other domestic Animals arc fubjedL By '1 HOMAS BOARUMAN, Veterinary Surgeon to the 3d (nr King's own) Regiment of Dragoons. London: Printed for 0 Kearney, Fieet-ftreet. A NEW VOIXIts rai. I g o& This day were publithed, Is 4111 very key vol. Ivo. price half a guinea in boards smbellifhod with femoral !biking Lilt Imres, MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of slog-1806 being a New Volume of the Work which, for ftveral years palt, has enjoyed an uninterrupted career of popular Favour. It is the plan of this Biographical Series to do Nide( to the Ckaraders, Talents. and Labour* of our dlitinguillsod Con temporaries ' • and in performing this arduous talk, to fatisfy en. rioaty with out gratifying en mal.volee. In the eight volumes which are now publitbed will be found full, accurite, and impar tlal Memoirs of the Lives of the mod diftinguithed Perfons in rrcry Walk of Public Life—the Week may coolequendy be meg , tilled as a complete domdtie Hillery of the prefcnt Times. 'Phis new volume contains Meisel:a of Lord Keith Captain Charles Morris Mrs: Darner Mr. Aaron Burr Lieut. General Doyle Dean Kirwan Mrs. Tbickneffe Sir Home Riggs Mr. to l feph Pay Right Hon. George Cashin Mr. Joel Barlow Young &Al us g Mr. enry Oreathead Rev. henry Bata Dudley Sir Jarrell Mackintolh Vice-Ad, Sir A. Mitchell, CB. Right Hon. Charles Abhor Madame LYArblay Archbifhop of Canterbury Sir Charles Morkt Pak Sir Thos. Mansur, Sutton Mr. Elliflon Captain Thomas Morris Alderman Combe. Printed for Rico sto PIIILLIre, Bridge street, Blaekhiat i s an.: fold by ell Bookfk krs. at whom may be had, new and cot , ' reeked Edidooo.pti t heieves former volt price hall a guinea each WEST-!ND/ES. -.....--.- . KINGSTON, (JAMAICA) NOV. 9. - • The dr-rigger Mary, Kraal , , put back here on the 7th into. arid brings information that two of the home• ward bound fleet, which left Port Royal on the ad init. have been captured. The fleet appeared of here yefterday. nor having been able to get toWind ward. It is Rated that the Pelican brig of war will not a:company them further than the place of resi • l dezvous. On the 16th the Pelican brig. with four al the homeward•bnund fleet under convoy; that had. not - doubled the Eali-end, were fpoken with a fete' 'days fume. The Rebecca, Davidfon, bound to Lo*- don, was captured by a privateer but on bet; chaced by the D:ana• frigate, the privateer's abandoned her, and The is in the fleet. The frigate, and the main body of the fleet, were off Morant. on the title of November. The Londe*. , Stafford, for London, failed from Anobo Bay es the 4th of November for the place of rende;vouv, getting under weigh the had nearly been on ftenree and was obliged to cut away bath her cables. Noir:4mm 11.—His Malay* brig Penguin eiro rived from a cruize on Saturday. By the ?engem we learn, that his Majefty's (1 Orquij..) was upfet and totally lea in a violent fqn off Port Antonio. on the afternoon of the 7th it& by which melancholy Wafter, out of 136 perfects oe !board (including a detachment oldie Sixth Battelle* of the both Regtment. three officers and thirty mail tot per ifhed. The following is-a Lift of Officers and 8111111111111 picked tip by the meritorions exertions of themes , of the Penguih—uf whmo the furvivors (peak with the Utnioft gratitude .Asebur G. Stanton, I.leutenanr—James Conk, mafter.-.Jamea Kennedy, boatfwatti.-ames Hanky, imitates mate—Benjamin Oman, naldhepman-”John Dan, boatrwain's mate—John Caner, roll-maker— Jamas Loch head, quarter-maller...Jaines jams, John IMlntlee, Andre" Montgomery, Henry Hitehlns, Henry Mor- Firon, able—Thomas Pox, James Walton, M. Walton, Thomas Ec i lifon, James Denham, Richard Morgan, rrancis Turvey, Jahn tiff, Alexander M'Coy, Richard Cocklin, ordinary—Tahn C. ward Gallium, Nicholas Bryan, Bilward I.aben, hoys—Pa• trick Donovan, belonging to Mt Redbridge fehooner—and John Clark, Landman. P.ffensers.-- GiVoo (Lieut. 6:th Regiment), Johannes Fernandez, Johan Polar*, prniales—with two black pinnters. Since load. - Michael Splaine, John brawn, tobet t Pear e, and' James l'bilips.—Total 39. Captain haMeelna was fortunately on beard the Penguin when the accident happened. ' Nov. 13.—Thetthooner Vidory, Caldwell, from Norfolk, in twenty-nine days, arrived at Ocho Rios on Fridley. Off Cape Maite, on the sth init. (he fell in with his Majefty's brig Hunter, having in tow a (mall farm= from lia'rracoa,•bound to this phrt, on board of which veffel was Captain Walitwright and the Mate of the British (hip America, from Phi ladelphia, bound to this ifland. She was 'Captured tome time ago, after a Imre engagement, - by tad French privateeri, by boarding. and carried into that port. Ihe next day the Victory was boarded by a French privateer, of one [B-pounder, called the Twin ;Brothers, with 15 men—they behaved 'Rolitelx, only taking away two bloO[s. ' ••• • • • • The (hip Dublin, Grantham, which failed from Ocho Rim, for the purpoll of joining the homeward bound fleet, was hid nearly on her beam ends, by a .fevere fquall, on Wednefday 1411 (the fame in which the OrquijnWas unfortunately loft), but righted again, and was obliged to return to port leaky, in conic quence of being very moth (trained by the accident. Her cargo will be obliged to be unloaded. • Noe. 16.--Yefterday arrived, at Port Royal, his Majelty's Ship Malabar, with the long walled for I.ondon fleet muter rontoy. The fleet left Porffnionth on the 22d of Augutt, under convoy bf hi, Majelly's Strips Malabar, Chichetter, Dolpi in, and Dart, Slop. ped at Madeira 23 days, and left it on the 4th of Oc tober for Barbadoes, from which place the vcalsfer this ifland proceeded under charge of the Malabar lift Thurfday week. The Ships Pantheon, Moles; and Edward Font, Gambits, left the fleet i,ff the Eaft end for the North fide•yellerday mottling. The Stoop Sufannah, Cox, from Bermuda, bound to Turk's Ifland, taken on the 2d ;talent by a French privateer, and retaken by his Majetty's brig kein Deer the i ith, and given up to the Mailer, came into Port Royal yetlerday, being in difirefs. Monday I aft a Court Martial wan held on board his Majelly's (hip l' Hercule, in Port Royal harbour, for the trial nt Captain Balderfon, late of El Orquiju Stoup of war, for the lufa o f that veffel ; when he was lionoural ly aeajaittcd. • LONDON. TUESDAY. JANUARY to; PR ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR ITCLOCIE: ConMs, money tpll—for Jan. spi Eta.—R educed Omnloot 44--Exclielner 115., Per. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY; 3 per C. Red An. 32; $ lop. 3 par Cempi 3 pa Cent. Conf. 5815 V lenp.Ann. 8 13-16ths 4 Per Cent. 7 6- H Inas per Cents. 871 3 per Cent. Navy 8811 Exch. BM, IS ai pram. Long Ann 161t.161 0010,11112 5 411 Short Ann.% Englltb Tickets, 1 9 1 . 1 9 1 . India Bonds, par ts. pram Conf. for ace. 6o 5911 Neither of the Mails that became due on Sunday, having yet artived, it would be abiding the good fence of onr Readers, to repeat the various rumours to which the want nfreal intelligence from the Continent has given rife. The Mails are anziouGy looked for. The public have caufe to complain that they are kept in ignorance of the real Elate of affairs in the Etat Indies. The prefs in our Einem polleffions is kept in complete degradation, and. individuals in India dare feldom commit to paper what forms the general fubjelt of private eonverfat ion in every circle. The following letter from an Officer in the Corn pany's fervice, lately received, though written with Come referee, will be read with conliderable interefl " 301411AY. JVN3 2, 1805, " I would with all my heart fend you a detail of the operations of the united armies of the Bombay and Bengal Ellallifhments, but you mull Content ytturfelf with what may he publilbed from the overland patches, which probably you will have ken before this reaches you I for it would be improper in me (having exprefs orders to the contrary) to give an opinion on a fubjea which at prefent forms the ge neral topic of private converfation 411 over India , — Suffice it to fay, that our army this pact 0 the world never received four more complete repuify4" than in attempting to norm the port of Bhuttpoltr e the refidence of the Rajah, a place never heard pf till our army came before it. The number of brave Officers and men that fell in tbefe four snacks is great indeed. Pis biajelly'a 65th Regiment in par ticular has been alveoli cut to pieces, and a part Of 7oth flared neaely the fame unhappy fate. " Lord LAjlt has concluded a treaty with the Ra jah, on which I can nffer no remarks. ; can only fay it has damped the fpirita of the whole army. It has, however, had one good elk@ Hoteaa, hearing of the peace of Bhurtpoor, immediately difperfed the remainder of his flattered army, and is now binalf become I , tfujews (a wandering beggar.r', „... Yefletday morning, his ktayerry, the Dyke pf Carsaariacir, Princeffes Auousta, SOPHIA, SO AM 1.- LIA, attended by General 'FITZROY, Colonel Tat4oa nn horfeback, and Mrs. losarow, in a cbaUe, took an airing in Wiadfor Park. The Prineels Maar %f -lowed in a carriage. Her, 'Marisrit, and the Priri. cefs Ex martini. took an airing to Frogtnore, . The ROYAL FAMILY atenpeeed in 'ova to-siotrow. His Majoarr is not expeiled to go in Rata to thi Houle of Peers, to open the Seffi,on of Parliament, which, in that Cafe, will be opened by Conuniffion. Mr. PITT arrived on Sunday at Cowl*, the feat of Lord H•weasauar ; and yeßerday Sir Wacria Fanotraa advifed to call in Dr. Rimer and Dr. VAUGHAN, to hold a coofoltation on his cafe. He is now at his own houfe on Pinney Heath. Yeterday the Ruffian Ambalrador was with Lord MULIS RATS from one o'clock till near four. Lord CASTS. IR SAGH was on Thurfday laft a Member for Boroughbridge, in the rooas of the . Hon. Jolla Scorr, deceafed. Mr. CLAUDIUS MAIM-MD has been returned' to reprcfent the county of IYaterford in Parliament; without oppofition. . It was yeßerday deternsined, that the coffin which contains the remains of Lrrd tiansoa amid not be inclofed in the tomb which has been conllrated for that purpofe. It is to be placed on a fpecifs of plat form, to be furrounded by an ornamental brafs railing. An elegant monument is to be crated to the me mory cf Lord NILSON, at Glafgow. On the 7,) inßant, at Dalkeith, near Edinburgh, Mrs.Wiccian HOOO was %fell' delivered cf a Sun. Bills were yeßerday found by the Clericenwell. Grand Jury, againit Lord Vifcount R AAAAA GH, for tae affault on his gardener. The Manly gun-brig, Lieut. M. WHITE, has bow loft nu the coati of Fricfland. The crew were alt fared, and, with their Commander, a e at Delfryl. The liowe frigate, in which Lord Wrixcrisi-av came paffengeziffroke, on the I ads of Scrember i ,' the Blenheim, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir Coronae Taouriarrior. The Blenheim was then on her pa‘ Page from Madras to Prince of Wales's Bland. Wit are happy to add, that the Admiral was very well. Dauer Larie.—l'he Opera of the Size of Bel:rads was very numeroufly attended yeßerday evening. COTINT 'GARDIII..-..The favourite Tragedy of Richaiti vs ( I bird, la which Correa firft Ramped blllT fame as the fanguinary Glosiedler, was lall night re• prefenred before a very crowded and falliinnable rd. lemblage. Our - Readers know, that, by the Aa of Union, his Majelly can only 'create an Irifh peer on the extinc tion-of three peerages. This power was left to his Majelly for the rurpofe of rewarding great 4nd emi nent fervices to the State. For this or fome fuch reafon, Mr. PITT received his Majelty's gracious confent to make Peter IfaacThellufinn, Efq. of Ren delfham, a peer. The order far the grant was iltued, and he paid the fees of office. His carriages were new painted, and his plate had the coronet engrav ed on it. But the Clerk of the• Crown in Ireland has refuted to certify that there are three peerages ex tirrEt, as a claim has been fct up to one of them. This mull confequently be difpoled of, or another extiation mull take place, before Mr. THALLUSSIDN, or any one elfe, can be elevated to that rank. Anus or Basao.—This day the Lord Mayor, after infpetting the returns, ()Ward the price of Bread to be continued as left week. • NAUTICAL MIELLIGENCL MAILS THIS nAv.—Witie N. W. ill R. DIM 0010. Oft t I Oottenbures 0 4 • Hamby:o Dublin Waurford 0 TORBAY, jaw. IS —Sailed this morning his Ma jelly's (hips Saw Jos IT, DIA btmeD, PLUTO, De PTIORD. and RIIIIIRIAST.—Wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. 13.—Arrived his Majefljts (hip Saw loser. Admiral Sir C. Corros, hawing in tow his Majelly's (hip Captain, Captain Suomi . which ran on lore in attempting to get into Fat. mouth Harbour on Wednefday lin, but by taking out her guns and bores, The was fortunately got offs Several launches were fent to her afEllance from the (hips in Falmouth Harbour, one of which was blown out to (ea, but got Cafe into Plymouth. The C Capt. H . , and the AP O LLO frigate, are dropped{, down to St. Helen's : but very few of the merchant !hips have broke ground, as the wind is (lit{ ultra vourable. The MSDI•TOR and Semipro's, which were to have gone out through she Needles, are alto . dropped down to St. Helen's. Sailed the leas fri_ gate and the Hies* bomb for the Downs. —Wind N. N. W. Dom. Jaw. 43.-, , Paffed by yelterday from the Donis for the weftwerdea' large fleet, with a fist •. breeze from the N. g..—Arrivcd in the Roads his Majedy's floop Syr, mid the 'tsetse gun brig, front Need by this afternoon from the Woils. ward two large (hips under jou malls, filppored to Ile two men of war, bound to the River..-Arrived this afternoon the brig Fortuna, of MINT/ from Cstte, with a cargo of brandy for this port. Put in Isere this afternoon in difirefs the brig Ftederick Wilhelm, 9f and for Embden, with a cargo of fugar, coffee, &c. from Gnadaloope.—Wind W, W. anti • • td, modmate, . DIAL, lAN. i3.—Arrived the 4%M4111M1T111 bop,. Wasisossa s G411,11111*, and Ealawynat r e . from a etpize.—Sailed the &auk gen brig, (pr Dover. to convoy a new coop , (lately liimehed from • .Mr. KING'S yard at that place,) to the Ntimerrii i V- • rived the Vssrsit. frigate; from Yormoutb.—Sailed the Ammtaavus (loop, oP emir/A...Arrived doe Soy (loop of war, with twenty fail of ttanfpotts, der convoy, from the Wefer, and remains in . the Downs with the (MPs as per l oa --4 Vinst N .lll ' T A R T :er s e. jaw. 140-Tellerday failed the Prince . . of Wales cotter, bent. Cannon . . •vrith Mc. Rog% King's Meffenger, with difpatches . tor Lord CAT/S -CANS', nisi the Court of Berlin. Aeriwed the Roam and Actsecoorr men of war from *cruise. ral Roams., with thistriPeieder of hi, goat tset.• pitted to rive this afternoon.--LWtd -- Gaissoce, jaw. to.--The (bap/Aargau% MINN novae, of Limerick, frosn this port Wr Limerick, . • With a cargo or fugar, ss lofts chwy ;awed.—'floe Fedor. CALDIVSLI, from New Yoilk; pas relieved from quarantine on WednefditY aftemott. larsaiissrmllllo, Jaw. afternoon, a boat having gene out with Mr. Pasts, the Surveyor. and five famen, from •North Q2eeiisrerry, to mahsine • r i me (cops, a ridden ((malt came on, which ijt. an • fnftant upfet the boat, when the follow/Wm feamen were 1011, viz. William Annan, James on , William Neil, and James Mueltle ; Mr, lutt; gone on fliore a few (loonies previons 'td the dent, 10a thomas Neil was picked up (8.1 which was Offing at that time.' The valor* mtei (offerers have all 141 large families to lament U'eir 1011. Another litist, from the wellsTard: Was alto but, from the (kill of the palfeytger they weft going with, they were all pros:ids:2'ooV faced. MOM LLOYD'S psr. GRAVNISMD, JA l la i : ...Pied by the C00det........-1 Mee t Rip,..flaUed at ‘Gui%tens fvf Litio‘; Odyffr HU. I.leti, Wade*, and the Ao@obeili, Abersttoolea, fee Tobago. Tap Riffeed, Dirges, Is arrived he the Down@ frai elm! 1 the tined from thence on the ate of OCtober, II comp* the Alliance, ...—, for't*e&o, sad libel**, ....r.....,- Hon„ and puked from them on at lipti dlot, In be. s ., loop. 79. as. . The Wiliam Chump, of PeelhaW, 1 of PAWN* Thu Satoh, Lightfoot, for J'ai I els Idol* 1CA7.14 Sre larbatioes ; and the Roden Do tost Ositarats, We pet, irk to Liverpool, with damage. The Dolphin, —, frost Liverpool, the fillp.i. ea Owe mar --•ol, with three feet water in bet hole. • Tie Ceres,' iiitTerifes,inWAiierwiiesitere seer I.Nenteel e td It no feared will be Wally lea. • The Neptune. I and 4! freer.latrui e• the Wert ladles, are aa awes 11.01.1 Hay. The Dahlia, Grant e" k put bait W lutumitsl , :t,b damage. At Wllltrhavat, Either . Cae ty ken Ctilbe•wohllPallavibi• vid, Wilklnfon, Irons falriwimiallandvi.At Timis iflagoi - from Oporto-oln Mumble Stood', Antwerp, Saab, from ga. Michael',—At Londonderry. Elba, front Nana Yeah-. At Doblio, Sulam, from New York ; 81. Banbeilasonf. - from St. Llbea ; ; and Diamond. Mania from Philadelphia.—At Newfoundland, David, Wilkinfaa, from Id bolo...At Jamaica, Juno, M.Lev, from Newfoundland; Mesas der, --, from Africa; Trufty, Harris. ffmn Hull; Sappho Hell; Betfey, Familia; Lonifa, —; Holland, Newton; Lime Hichardfon; Henry, Leilici lalmninad ; 1,4.0 0 4 1 Loyalty, Bailey; Perrelape, Bryan; Linen', 'lrak; 1.1re11; plane; Olive Branch, Hills; Swinger, Lorton; Ann, Barber Combo, Edwards; Foote, •—•-; Yucatan, Crawford; and Hug Wifirrov, —, from London. By private letters received from the Heider trail port, %wrecked off the coact of Holland, we ate happy to learn, that all der eretv were caved, but made pri. toners of war. It will afford, however, much con folation to the friends and relations of the (offerers, to know that they are treated with the greatelt hu manity, and that they ere all in the belt pofGble Rate of health. A tatter from on board the Queen (Lord Coiling. wood's fhip), dated off Carthagena, Dec. 7, (aye— " Lord Cohingwood is blockading the Spanins force at this port, which confills of nine fail of the line ; Admiral Louis is taking care of Cadiz ; while Sir J. Duckworth, I hope, will annihilate the Rochefort fqadron ; he is gone from hence with a fufficient force ; and they were'feen cruizing about fourteeis days ago off Madeira. We ate in great hopes that they will meet." MN PLAN• IOM 1001141101111;TpAy ov rxs rutia • OP IWZ LW. , Miewm•mii• UZittlAIS, JAII. 3, I r-re ptne- Melia " I I ,9 I as i Y ; - ' .. 1 li t l l7 itl 0 0 . /1•110000•44 : 32 0 0 , 0 0 , 0 One 0.0; i & riiWillfr l 4 I it. ;;;..Z.......!. 1 . 2 . ev,•,...e a a.m.,. . t i -........a.... 71 . , t.l. 00 000 .p U *.a s• I (I 40 , 0 • oim . NNW. 4).1 •": . , , t I p I --. 0.9. r 0.66 eh 0 0.1 1 . ••••=•=•••=• •m•mm0........ 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It is well known that ordinary mechank born five to fifteen &filings per day, and &sr ebal.portets, and others of• the lowelt clefs, c *era fix to fifteen. and, often twenty flsillii t 7 ; whiff many a gallant Officer is obliged 1 's soksle, his reanty fabfiftenes, from four 1 d eight-pence per day ! While his genius at i n don make him an ornament to fociety, w 1 add courage afield his country in the i "danger, while hie seal and magnanimity & through fleet and fire to the cannon'. ii -- through de:lora and d Mc tildes in caleulablea— ' cold, heat, hunger; third, fatigue 1-1, to main glory of the resins he ferret. 4 flobaltual rive one butte, per day, Is Waded tamer pay. r Et ri 8 Among the puns now current in Paris is ' towing; ' 4 1e Gristrial Den nous va faire nn De de l'armsSeAn;laife." To this we beg leave . our hope that it will opt bee Dee G►rtair. AnbiTloa•t Snooty ro Recaurys —His has been gracinufly pleafed to dire& that all fehedules of levy.money for recruits (men an Milled in the United Kingdom for unlimited Sall be cancelled I and that from henceforth • stoney for the Cavalry Stall be railed to 191. Infantry of the line and general ferrite to The levy-money for boys, for general fervic tetnain as formerly fpecifieJ, tol. 555. Vol for limited /crake to be *Bowed a bounty stint's, on being approved at the head qui the regiments into which they volunteer for *nice, of which one guinea is ro be given bringer. When the Volunteer offers the sate' his ((twice', without the interference of a brio is himfelf (after the eomplttion of his reg seeeffaries) entitled to the *hole of the above Mlart•av MO,IIitINTITIIC 3d, or Kinl Dragoons, marched from Birmingham for L *n Tuefday lath, and were to be replaced town by the ad, Q2een's Dragoons, from .-The nth Dragoon Guards are on their mart Cansertsisry for Scotland, and are to arrive blek•upon•Tweed on the t 7th infL—The 71 von Guards, in Scotland, are on their way Tand.--The Ili. or Royal Dragon Guards, their march from Newcaftle-upon-Tyne.York, Ipfwich, Woodbridge, kc.—The 16th Dragc on their march front Coventry and Northamp Guildford.—The t7th Light Dragoons are r May from Ireland, for Coventry and Northam The 21ft Light Dragoons are on their mart Woodbridge to Neweallle-upon Tyne.—Th Highland regiment paged through Whirechal terdey morning, on their way to Chelmrfnrd t'ey are to be quartered.—Yeflerday morn Regiment matched from Deal fur Braba ihtracks. 13y the Commerce Briti(h Corte!, which I (sited from the Nme with Dutch prifoners The!, Government have, ar the particular of the French Admiral Vii.t.ssisuess allot Captain, hf, Marsseatt, to return to France parole. Captain Meosense is the bearer c nesmd Propofol to the French Government 1 am) cartel of exchange. Dust..—On '"hurfday, at f4.ur o'clock P.M. fortunate affair took place, near Edinburgh, b Major T. of the loth Militia, and an officer fame regiment, which, we are extremely fi Bate. terminated rather unfavourably with rep the Ntijew, who received a ball in his thigh. one sound was fired, and it is believed the I went off as he was falling. I I LI I 1 I - 1> ~, iD l -1 Z F 5 I P MJ nu U