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enquiry. to which, Wei the authority they pasted, of examining evidence upon oath, they were much more competent to accomplint than any enquiry that could be carried on by that Hook. Mr. ROBSON Elated to the Houfe the great fer vices which had been rendered to the country by him. felf on former occafions, by motives fimilar to the prefent, which had alio been refiffecf.in. the fir(' in flame by aprevi , ,us quefion . In Lis motion refpeding the sol. toe, when he wanted to fee the bill book, he wras met by a previous queltion. The coufequences of that Motion were, however, that the Government acceptances had been regularly paid ever fince. The motion on the tenth Report had been alto attempted to be done away with, by motions for the previous quef tion. He did not like that way of getting rid of motions for papers. He concluded by Itating, that if the paper was granted, it would appear that there was great waffe of the public money. Mr. ROSE thought it would have been much the better way, if the Hon. Gentleman had fisted to the Commiffioners of Military Enquiry what had come to his knowledge about this bufinefs. Ms. STURGES BOURNE agreed with the tall Speaker, and obferved, that thole Commiffioncrs had greater powers in this tefped than the Houk itfelf, as &tit could examine upon oath. Mr. BASTARD thought there would be grounds for the original motion, of the °tied were to lop any improper expenditure of the public money now going on, for it would be too long to wait until the Military CommifVoners had Sniffs's' their reports, to determine that an improper expenditure mould be Sopped. • • Upon this foggeffior the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ag reed, on the part of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Caleraft) that the motion for the pre vious quellion Ihould be withdrawn. Mr. HUSKISSON wifhed the Honourable Wives would Rate the objeB tor which hk ninved foe chore; papers. Mr. ROBSON then confeffed, that the wale of money he complained of was not in building the bar racks, but in the rent of the barns, which might have been got Pheiper. Sir JOHN NEWPORT r a id; thi s was qu i te a dif ferent things the motion was about building bar racks, while the meiningof the Hon. Gentleman was about renting barns. He thought the Honourable Member thould Rate What °Weil he had in View, as the Hoare could never get through their boGnefs, if every individual Member Might move for whatever papers he pleafed, without affigning any rearm, and if the Houle were to confider ihemfelveit always bound to grant papers when mired for. . Mr. WM. SMITH fugg e ß e d t o th e Ron. Mover, that he had better withdraw his motions for the. pre fent, and bring them forward ins more dilute form on an early day, fuppofe on Monday. Mr. ROBSON retitled, and laid he Otoold be con tent if his motion were put upon the Journals. Mr. VANSITTART begged the Hon. Gentleman would give the Houfe fome explanation why he witted for thefe papers i HeMieht underftand his own mean ing, but certainly the Houle could not, utile(' he would condefcend to give foam explanation. Mr. ROBSON laid, that as a Member he thought it beneath his dignity to call upon the Military Cote naiffionerss and watt in their ball or lobby ; and as a Member of Parliament, be mold not fubmit lobe exa mined in that Houfe as iFhe was a witisefs at the bar. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQPER thought, that if the Hon. Gentleman's fettle - a the dignity of a Member of Parliament would not allow him to earner a qucfilon put to him in that Hoeft, or to explain why he brought forward motions, the Rode would probably think it was agreeable to their dignity, as members of Parliament, not to give any eouutenmee to fuch motions. He (bold thterefore again move the previous quellion. Mr. WM. SMITH took notice of what fell from the Hon. Mover, " that he only wiffied to have his motions on the Journals." This certainly was not a (efficient restore for the Hoek agreeing to them ; be mould therefore vote for the previous qeetlion. After foam farther converfation, the previous qnef tion was agreed to upon this, and a variety of Smiler motions brought forward by Mr. Raison. _ LOAD WILLISLIIT. Sir A. WELLESLEY Aced if the Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Paull) had fixed on the day on which he we's to bring forward the motion againa Lord Wellehey, relative to Oude Mr. PAULL mentioned Monday week ; but on the foggeftion of the Speaker, fixed it for the SA day after the Holidays t haring that be mould lay the charge on the Table, and at the fame time move for witneffes to be called in, and alto fora few papers in fupport of it. He then moved, that the Order of a former Day, for the produition of the Protett taken by Mr. Bofanquet, againft an approval by the Court of Direllors of Lord Wellefley's conduit, be dif. charged. He meant, on tome future occafion, to move that the Paper be produced, as well as a dif patch which had formerly been moved by a Noble •Lord, cod then refuted, though, unqueßionably, it mull ultimately be ',induced. After a few words from Mr. Addington and Mr. Creevey, the order was accordingly difchargcd. MILITARY RIPCIRT. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER role to more that the Houfe lhould go into a I:UM- Inittee of Supply, but before he did fo he would take the opportunity of giving a more fpecific notice than he had as yet given, refpeding an affair which had for tome time back engaged the attention of the Houk and the public—he meant the Report of 'he Military Commirrion, now lying on the table. Ile before hated that the attention of Minillers had , •en turned to this fuhjea, and that a general fyftem was • preparing for the management of the public.ac coun.'ll. He now dated that on Wednelday next he wou ld ,oropofe a new Military Commiflion For inveßi siting a bufes committed in the Wert Indies—bin as that only formed a part of the genusl fyffem, he trulied be would be allowed on that day to enter fomewhat at length into the nature of the nicafures relativetothe public accounts which Government had I in contemplation. He alfo gave notice that on Mon. day next he would, in the Committee of Ways and Means, propofe a new tax in lieu of the Iron Tax.— Tie concluded by moving, that the Houfe go into a Committee of Supply. PILI•ATS CLAIN'S. Mr. WM. SMrni tyre to Rate the dams of hleffra Chalmers and Cowie for cnmenfation in eonfequeoce of the ids they fut. taiocd by the blockade of the Baltic. 'at Honourable Gaitlama I • at 4:adders/de *ph fated die raft et the petitioners. wise bad •sperlokod • bli of 35.noei. by thobe~sti et a time ems° et ihrodils lenbps. which they bed iteaoeed roe the _Leo"' 1 sesekst ht Os gee dos, at • Om of erase (ear th y. An em• beep we bid wpm nise Ilipplog b Os Beide. sod the herring. Woe it , solosoed.isobse low% ite embargo ism take.' et. Tbe Oral--u laving Rated the care. raidit mu Ids bionebo bar Camiere to prepare • gram of the I ( von of 3.l4:rnt bo Mao. Chebeen mod °eyrie to make good OrdHe dosheislailossd. that the Kapott open tSc petition to connodnon • . Mr. LONO hohnesod his hoteidnied the 'grant, at Ina As Cs yew is sossiest. The assdetoan obrav sd, do /fah wee le Ws (does not _big tarry Member. pre ilst_)AllstAaggetnodes. It o•llolleasenikle Mahar. wfweber he would parn lb After Iwo ontweitioa between Mr. Rafe, Mr. HuGdffon, lard Halrf..Potrpt Mr. Vaildisteet, and Mr. Smell, the latter tionouroble Goothows coPfeated to vrlthdraw his mutton fur the prdan. . . . . The Houk, pilimards went Into the Committee. Op the,roo• tion of the Chancier of the Eschequer, his Majelty's Menge, relative to - Jan% a provifwo for the Family of the late Lord :p l ink Vltcoost N woo Wooed to the Committee, arid the f a m e of to.oocL owl sooxl. were •oted to the Fundy ; the lat ter fon do of Ito '4 two niters-. The Report was nedvede—Adeoprood at Mee ce . _ t. SATURDAY, MAY zy. __ __"*. t • '..:. PRICE OF 3TOCKIt THIS DAY AT OXII CFCI,DCZt Coeds. for atwitter, 64—far May fol—Ontalum 4 mice OP STUCK YASTERDAY. 0 . . Bask back aoyft Isis Peed% Var 11 ... t Pam 3P. 0 0 .- Rid. AnNs9.ll he. 3 p• OWL silt 3 per Cent. Cad. not Imp. Ann. If . . 4Mr Cent. itif . _ tack. litna to. dr. la. pr. siper CCM. Navy 9311 Onuttant i tt s s rant ooL Leap Au. ty 3-14 , __ The Etravi t cs, of 34. guns, has arrived At Ply-' mouth, with s convoy from Gibraltar, mofily Swedes. She left the Bay in company with the Itat ralitita, of Ito guns; s aowouc NT, Orsto guris, and three (Prizes, which would probably reach Fortfitiontli lift night. AU the outwird bound China fleet of f • ea . fon, Confifling of th fail, ire underhand, arrived at Can too on _ the lb to M 24_ o_ ber. . The EA India Mips which left England with Sir 1-14 3 0 r Nan, j• 11, bDC/I ;SS OT GORDON, STtaaTlSalet EUROPI, WILLI/1/7t PITT, COMIT, TlOlll4 DIANA, GLORY, NOiiH•M P Tail, SARAH PRillitkailit Sir WILLIaM Pumier and U stow, for the Cape of Good Hope. we're ordered, on the 7th February lag. to weigh immediately, and proceeded from thence for India, under conidy of hit Majelly's (hip Beataccusuk. It appears !hat the French fquadron to which the Volontaire belonged, had been cruising" in the lad tuck of St. Helena for about fix weeks. They were teen lijr the DOtothea, an Americati Vella, on the 4th of Febriary, abdut rso leagues from that inane!, and by the Cartel on the Both of the following month. Had the fquadron failed from France with Any intention of anticipating an expedition, which Was kno*n to have proceeded from this country *jai that fettlement, it is riot likely it would loiter fo many weeks in the latitude of St. Helena. From what we have heard, the anival of the Volontaite at the Cape, does not jellify the conflation, that the remainder of the fquadron intended to follow her.— That frigate failed from Bra; in company with the fquadron under the command of Admiral Vie.- , ttawsi. and paned front him off Teneriffe. She intended to put into one of the Cape de Verd Wands, brit (acing a arange fail thtre, the French Captain conceited that be was chaced, and made the bell of his way for the Cape of Good Hope: Seeing the Dutch eolotirs flying, he was induced to go in, and was taken in the way we mentioned yetlfiday. The Volontaire had two hundred Englilk folciiers on board, which the French fquadron bad taken in two Englifh ttanfports, that had failed from Gibral tar, under convoy of the PotArnem us. and parted company The reffel In Which LieuterlantMaasstr. cone home is not the cartel that fell in with the French fqua dron, Rated In the Bulletin, but the Ann, Captain Winatirsom, a South Seaman. She failed from the Cape on the t lth of March, touched at St. Helena, failed from thence on the 26th of March, and faw no fquadron whatever during the paffage. Lieutenant Mai sits. was taken out of her at lea, in lat. 44. 30. N. long. to. 47. W. by the Aeries frigate s and con veyed to Plymoath, where he landed on Wednefday. If it ever was the intention of the French fquadion to proceed to the Cape, which is very probable, they would alter their plan, after learning from the cartel (bound from the Cape to Holland) that the Cape was in oar paffelfion. This circumilance might in duce them to mire in fuch a latitude as might give them fame chance of falling in with our China fleet. The latter, it is fuppofed, however, might be capable of oppofing confiderable refinance, as they are s a to z 5 fine (hips, under convoy, it is believed, of two (hips of the line, and perhaps a frigate. The reports of the French fquadron having been off the Cape and paling on to eaflward, and of the Foam rut, detached by Sir Jona Duca worn' to the Eaa Indies, are unfup• ported by any authority whatever. Whatever might have been the objens of the Com mander of the French fquadron, whether to take pot fellion of the Cape, or intercept our outward or home ward bound EaR India convoys, we have the fatif. faftion of knowing, that there is little probability of his lucceeding in any of them. The intelligence which we gave yefierday of the Devaynes and Carmarthen, homeward bound India men, and eight whalers, having arrived at St. He lens, was brought by Lieutenant MANSF The General Stuart, which failed h m Benpl in December, in company with the Carmarthen, got mind at St. Hcicna on the astia March. The Brzt.nteaux man of war. with the fleet for India, failed from the Cape the beginning of Feb. Sir Joan Boazace WARR 61e.; lquAdron has been forced to return into pm t, but Government will im mediately (end off another, in quell of Jseciass and his Meet. Th'e ftradron under Sir JnNN encountered, on the 23d ult. nee of the moll violent gales ever remembered, in which the Marengo, whole rigging was very old and rotten, got totally difmarled ; and the Ramillies 101 l her mizen malt and main top mall. SelleYouie, by the very great exertions of Mr. WESTPHALL (late a Lieu,tenpnt of the Amazon), who commanded her, and timely attention to the fecurity of her rigging, farcl,ber mails. There dif alters hurriA the Iquadron in, before they received (from a cartel from the Caieso Holland), the intel ligence that the French fquadron of fix fail of the' line was cruising off St. Helena. Sir 11.1C/lIIAD STR/ICHAN'S kuadron is named as the one to lx fent in quell of the enemy, and will be ready to fail in a day or two. We have no doubt likewife, that detached fquadrons will be fent out in different diretßions to intercept Jeaoms, &Mild be endeivoyr to return home, 'finding nothing to be done in India. We have the firongeß hopes that his fleet never will again reach a French port io Europe. The fubjoined , letter will put our keadets in Pot feffon of the rumours at Plimouth refpeBing the French (gnat:lron : . . 41 PLYMOUTH, MAY 15. " It appears that Coinmodore Sir Hosea Pop MAK bad with him in the Bay at the Cape the Duna se, of 64.gnni, itiibonass.s. 64, DUMMY, 50, •••••••••••••••••• 54 Niactssus, tit, and Vozoaritis, of 4.0 guns (prize); that with this force he intended t? attack the French twiadron, in the event of their coming in: the forts and Enghfh (hips were to hoilt Dutch co lotip, and the VOLUNTAIIti French colours, and the furnaces on the forts were to be heated with red hot (hot, fo that the enemy are in a fair way of being taken or dellroyed. The Vozogrataa had two hun dred Englith foldiers on board, that were taken out of two traisfports, which were landed as a fupply to the garrifon. The Vozom iallt parted by accident from the fquadmn, and fleeted fur the Cape, expeet ing to find tC:m there." To Slily all difmay, and (hew how formidable our army in odr Eallern Empire is, we exhibit the fol lowing Claim:trot of our force at the Cape and in India :—Caval!y, 19th, 20t11, sill, sad, 242 h, and 25th Reginients.—lnfentry, sath, 17th, 19th, 22d, 24th, 30th. 'Ad, 34th. 47th, 50, 53d, 56th, soh, .6 5 th, 66th, 67th, 69th, 72d, 7sth, 76th, 77th, 78th, Both, 8114 83d, B'4th, 86th, 93d, 94th, and the Regi ment De Meurnn.—Total 6 of Cavalry and go Regi ments of Infantry. With loch a force we may defy every attempt of the Corfican to tranfplant his hordes to our Afiatic PotlifUns. Another Eaft Ipdia fleet is forming at Portf- Mouth ; the Indus, Ha►riet, mod other Indiamen, and feveral Chinainen, hefidis Rote (hips, South Sea whalers, and tranfports fit the Cape, will compote this fleet, which is apnninled.to fail in three weeks. The frigate with Ea►l LA VOIRDALI, his family and fuite, will fail before that time. Yeßerday the Royal Family left town for Windfr. The Loan Cmantit.Lot was not able to attend the Drawing Room on Thurfday. on account of the trial of Lord Kw,' t.t.e ; but his Lordfhip's family were prefented to Her Ma'am in deep mourning for their mother. The Hon. Davis and Mrs. EMIN a, and the Hon. Mifs tasking, by Lady E LLLLL ottouott ; the Hon. Mrs. HoLLANn, by the Dbchefs of GORDON ; and the Hon. Mrs. E. Moaats, by the Duehefs of NORTHUMMLAND. Among the other prefentations to Her MAJairy, at the Drawing Roim, were--. Serpents BeR and I en s.on :Mir bring appointed King's Ser. jeants—M r. Dummy aid Mr. Hargrave, on their being appointed King's Courifel—Chevalier Loewenßer, by Sir Stepht n Cmteri.l-- Mr. Hume, by Colonel Morgan—Two MiG Kinnovis, by Lady Kinnettl-4dlis Blackburn, by Mrs. Blackburn—Mrs Horton, by Me, Davenport-..MiG Leg,, by Mrs. Burroughs—Lieutenant Colonel Ware, on his being appqint ed in Colonel Rawlin's Hero Itqlreent or Volunteers—Captain and Mrs. Wheatley, on their man s e Dearrby by Lonl Craven. Test, OF LORD rvi ILVJI LE—The trial commenced yefterdsy morning at the Mimi time. Mr. PIGOTT, the Attorney Genera, addrelfed their Lordfhips in the firtt inllance, upon the law of thescafe, as let forth by the Noble Defendant's Cnunfel ; after which, Mr. WHITBREAD entered upon his reply. There was a very nornerotts attendance of the Members of both Houfes I and the difplay of beauty and (Albion, in all parts of the Hall, was highly gra. tifying t it was crowdel at a very early hour. This forenoon died, at hi, houfe in Trinity fquara, EFFINGHAM LAWRENCE. Efq. one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity Houfe. We are authorized to corral an error in the Bate ment that appeared in the papers, refpelting the bid. ding for the Loan in Ireland, in which Meffrs. Rein, lavinc, and Co. and Mr. Lux& Wmint were flaked to be the bidders—the biddings were by Thomas Cope, Ng. soot. Money for 143 L 101. 3 4 per cent. Stock p.urrrs Reid, Irving, and Co. do. 1391. cs. do. Mehra. Gibbons and Williams do 1391. The two latter biddings being the fame, the Loan was divided between them. Yelterday ftveral Running Matches were decided in Lord's Cricket Ground, but the conteft which ex cited the greatest attimtion was between Lord E. Sousassx and the Hon. E. Has 110103—the diltancc was one hundred yards and the flake 100 goinfas— The competitors tan rurt and era until within fifteen yards of the winning port, when Lord E. SOMENSFr falling, it was fubmetted to unvires that be had been jostled by his opponent, aosi after a long eonfultation between Lord F. Bsaucnrac. Lord Baoosc, and flmuld b o c on r , av, it . : , •a le s a a vg thetinlengtsod option to f or.idedthat Fi sh; R ff e a o k a r: d of running the matc:i apsin at y period within fix months upon girwg fix weeks precious notice. , 11';g1T1C4L INTELLIGIISCX • • FA 1111 , AITI N MAT I4.—Arrived the Bremen galr-tt ' Drie Leibe, Captain GRAY, from Bourdeaux, ts,:b wine, &c. from, Copenhag e n, d eta i ne d b y the Rev, privateer. Th e DIANA (rigtte, with the flee: urdsr convoy for Portugal and the Mediterranean, put int.. this port this afternoon, by contrary winds.—Wind S. W. Pt.rwourm, MAY 15.—Came in the Euarvica frigate, from Gibraltar ; American, Citcrre, from the River Plata, detainzd by the Viper cutter ; Bogle, Axitaa ; Heise, --, and the Expedition. Haw sow, him; Cute, detailed by the Active frigate; Dorothea Margaritta.Srsrusasor,from Bourdeaux; Maria Chat-loth', Escusta.s, from Triette, and the Providentia, Moswers, from Saloe, detained by the Lively privateer; Diana, ROOM, from Cadiz, de• tained by the Unity privateer, Germania, Iska s , from &rides, detained by the Minotca privateer ; Neptunus, Summits, from Leghorn, detained by she Aaessams frigate; Dorothea, HAWN, from Cette ; and the Vreide,---, from France, detained by the A 11. am of war. Pared up Channel the DRIADNOVONT and SAITANNIA Men Of war, with the Ildefonfo, Swiftfure and Bahamas, prizes, from Gibraltar. MIOTHIR Retell, SAN' DATE. Carat in the EURYDICE, of se guns, from Gibral tar i the failed from thence with twenty eight fail of egal; molly Swedes; and the Barrauera, of Ito i l guns, and the DaganstoucHT, of 90 guns, with the Itnerowso, B ,and Swirl-sues prizes, Irons Oibraltar, which palled up Channel Loll evening. 1 1 Alfa, the Dane brig Imaidee, Cupola Hatton, from Cate" with brandy and rim far Riad% innese by the Adive frigate. Dane brig_ Dilana l fausida Reannee, fr ose Cada, for Hansbargb,, with wins , neldind by dr Unity privateer. 1 Dace brig Preedden,Ceptain Olkn, from Salo, with brandy, feeßerdet.tietabsid W the Lively privateer. Minim Ihni naerteari, Caputo Shute, from the River Plata. f, ar Lad en . with hides and tallow,darned by the Viper cutter. Dune beig Hope, Captain Hanlon, from Cate, laden with wine sad brandy, for Stettin, detained by the Adive frigate. Dane barque Dorothea margarena, Captain etephenfon, for Boardeaux, with wine, far Harrburgh. Dane ketch Maria Charlotte. Captain Rfehels, from Trill, for Tonnages,, with ratios and nuts, detained by the Lively privateer. Dane Ibip Germania, Captain Vas, front Barcelona, with wine. fcr liambargh,detained by the ?Ahern privateer. Dane brig Neptune', Captain Simmons, from Leghorn to Bre. into, sv.tb wine, Inc. detained by the messerie frigate. Dane Irani,* Dorothea, Captain HOW, from Cette for Stettin, with wan, dadiati by the Atalaeta Ocoee( war. pippnburgb gali r at Vrede, Captain Foneaser, from Marais, with .alt, :or Pete:thumb, detained by the Ataketa Coop of war. Dane Dip Bogle, Captain Altman. from Cette, for Stettin, laden ' with brandy, detained by the earn frigate. Dane brig Nordlield, Captain Fraoe, front Cette. foe Zoning& burgh, detained by the Attlee frigate. Dana brig Norbert, Chriltainion Falk, to Taming', detained by the Attlee frigate. lora Margaretta, Alhlman. from Cate, detained by ditto Lion privateer from a mdse. There are about te fail of other detained vellils in this port, whole particulars we have not yet heard. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 16.—Arrived the brig Provi. dentin, from Bremen, for Algefiras, with bale good; detained by the Pas Tue gun brig.—Wind W. The LocusT gun brig, the arrival of which Tad at this port witt announced in our letter of the loth, was difpatched on the sin of April by Sir J. B. W . from the Weftern Ifiands, with a duplica e of the difpatches brought by the Jon* Buss cuts r. The fquadron under Sir Joan, it was fuppofed wot ld continue a circnitons courfe, but net to remain much longer out ; and the LocusT to remain, without cos i tradiSory orders lb Arid intervene, under the Sag of Sir JOHN. The following particular; in addition to there Rated in Sir Few's Official Letter, are deferving of notice.—The LOCUST had the vied fortune fir It to obferve the grange veffels, afterwards proving to be the Marengo and Belle Pi,ule, being between fix and (even miles to windward of the Fourdroyante ; night fignals were made, and the LOCUST bote down to the ' Admiral and informed him of the appearance of the grange fail : about the time of the Locusr hailing the Admiral. the rockets and falfe fires from the Lenann were information of her having fight of the enemy. Sir Joni; with a polite, humane attention, waited on the wounded French Admiral—every confiderate man will fix the proper eulogium on fuck a condua. Admiral Litiors' fon. Enfeigne de Vaiffeau, had a fingular wound, of which he is pretty well recovered —a bullet entered the angle of his jaw, knocked out the row of teeth on one fide, wounded his tongue. and came out at his mouth. It has been to gene rally reported, that the prizes had money on board; this, however, has not yet been difcovered, nor does any one of Sir Jo irw's fquadroo appear to entertain a hope of ti.i: kind. Sir Joss's condurft as an Admiral is well known ; and should the waiter of this intelligence, who buts to :he reports he has in-Ard from thole who have been under his command, p:efume to form a panegyric, it would only be (peaking the fentiments of every man in the squadron who has fenle to diferiminate t h e eiindua i,f a zealous cificer and a gentleman.— Such me.l make the fervice eafy, and inlipire a proper zeal. The objea of Sir Jona% cruise, it .nay not be proper to mention by thole who have probably zuelfecl at it, and it is to be hoped it may yet be ac ' comptilhed before his art ival in England. Dear., MAY 16.—Arrived the Fe :s gun brig, from a ctLII7C of the French coati Came down front Sheernefs the Say essirs flop of war, andT Ha tll4 F it fire relied; Mendon, FITCH, from London, for the River k'lata ; and °Sevin, Costly; for Cadiz, and remain in the Downs with the Chips as per lan.— Arrived the Exteriors gun brig, and brought in with I.er a galliot belonging to Rolleck, from Bour. dean' for L.,beck, with a cargo of brandy, wine, and paper. which the detained : both reels are put un der quarantine. Wind S. E. Dovse, Mar r6.—Came in on Wednefday night the Goede Haab, of Coper.hagen, Capt tin BARK. R, from Cadiz, with wine. for this port. Sailed yeller day the hoy Minerva, Captain Sanitarium., of and for Chridiana, in ballot. Arrived this day the Kira 114 op of war, and Nita cutter, from a rrilige: tits 1,•,,,,,, er has failed again for the French cos!!, Wind South with tight airs. GallracCe, MAT 14.—Tit GarlaT,H 4Lt, f; lot Lilbon, arrived at St. Michael's the 18th uh. 0:1 the t •th the fell in with the Traveller. Russets. front Li..erpool for New York. having loft her tuddrr, and five fret and a half water in her hold. Capt. H. took out rark of the cargo and fails, and all the mew. , -.i.e7- :; • I i~