Star. — London, England, 1806-09-17 00:00:00

From the LO.VDOIV GAZETTE, Sept. i 6. I TIIIIASUBII CIIAIISIIII, 88888 NM 13. The King has been plated to appoint Ishn Halk - ett. James Chapman, John W lion Famed Harman, and Nicholas &tomato'. lava to he t ornmitloners for the azarnination of accounts of the czpcoditu:e est public money in the Weft Indira. MILITARY PROMOTION& - • was OFFICE. SIFT. il5. 3d Regiment of Dragoon fl weds—Lieutenant Sentleglr Hill. from the 9th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without p.rchafe la Regiment of Dragooos--Corne Lord George William iturell, from the asd Light Dragoons, to be Liniment, by mutilate, vice Gabon, who retires. FA Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lientenant John Wyatt, tote Captain of a Troop, 'lee Hawkins, donated. 9th Ditto—Denis Mahon, Gent. to be Cornet. without purchak, vice Walker, promoted in the .7th Light Dragoons. zoo Ditto—.timeon Henry Stuart, Geou to be Cornet, without parclaak, vice Grarnmont, promoted. 20th Dicta--,Payrnafter John Atkinfon, from half-pay of theists sotb lAght Dragoons, to be Paytnafter, rice CPA, who cz• changes. OSS Dina—lieutenant George Foijambe, to be Captain of &Troop by porthole, vice Weller, who retim. and Cornet Frederick Goidburn to he Lieutenant, •ice Foljambe. 7th Regimeot ut Foot.-Lielnenant Hamilton Englifh, from the 90th loot, to be Lieutenant without purchafe, vice Fitzgerald. promoted In the lota Foot. itch Ditto—Foilgn I lit S pread Fenton. from the g7th Foot. to he Lieutenant, without pu re nafe, vice (Swathes, who retires, and Charles Barker Turuor, Gent. to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Armitrong. Footnoted. Ditto-orrilign John Doran, from the 09th Foot. tote Etc• flan by parade, vice Mather., promoted in the 67th Foot inch Ditto--Lieutenant Charles Alphonse Pierrepolut to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Maclean, di:cured. •7d Dktoo..l.icuteisant Jofeph Hawryn, from the sgth Foot, to -be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, rice Hallam, appointed to the tit Royal Veteran Battalion. gad Ditto—Edward Victims,' Martin, Gent. to be Enfign, ►y pm . ehtfe, else pronn,t.d _ j6th Ditto—Fidign Join Thome, Kum to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, oke Burke, promoted in the tot ft Foot, and M•Derniott, Gent. to be Entign, vice Kegs_ Ditto—Lieutenant SemprOn los Stretton, from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by porthafe, vice Archdall, pro. 'noted, and Bethel', Gent to be Adjutant, with the rank of &film, vice Drbrifay. who Miens the Adjutancy only. 34th Ditto—Serjrant M Bernard Murrhy,front the 43d Foot, to he Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Barrett, appoint ed to the tR Oarrtfon Battalion. .11c.th Ditto-4nfign Berjamin Keyfer, to he Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Mew., who reaps; Tohn Carla', Gent: to be . Enlign, without porthole, vice Maylhaegen, who rebens, and Meactley , Gent. to be knegn, vice Keyfer. 6in Ditte-4.icutenant William Macleod to be Captain of a Com pany without purchafe, vice Fitzgerald, promoted In the totit Foot." ysd Ditto-4 !cotenant John Rutherford, from the 36th Foot. to be Captain of • Company. by porthole, vice Daniel, who retiree. y6th Ditto—Edward Wakefield, Gent. to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Frafer, prumoted. Egth Ditto—R ichstd P. Mak ny, Gent. to be Engem withoutpor. chafe, vice Yowl, promoted, and -- Healey. Gent. to be Enfign, without p - urChafe, vice Hilliard, promoted. 93d Ditto—Captain Samuel Brown to be Major, without purchafe, vice Graham, promoted In the Cape Regimem; Lieutenant Donsklleud tube Captain of a Company. vice Brown; imago Hugh H. Maclean to be Lieutenant. without purcbafe, vice Infer, promoted In the Cape Regiment; Endgu }fedi/crick to he lieutenant, vice Macleod. lotß Ditto—Affiltaut -Surgeon Benjamin Bloomfield. from the 32c1 FOOL to be Surgeon; Arthur Mean, and William Roper, Gents. to be Affiltant-Surgeons. id Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Bradley to be Cap taro tit a Company, by purehee, vice Watling, who retires; Hofpital Mate Andrew Gillefple to be Afriftant•Stageon. vice Murphy, who rear ; Hokital Mate Thomas Bacon to be Aillflant.Surgeoet, vice Gill. fpie. defeated. The Cape Regiment....Hofpital Mate Glacier to be Al:Silent- Surgonti 3ft Garrifott Battalloo--Etifign I. Barrett, from the Seth Foot, to be Enfign. aft Royal Veteran Battalior —Captain George HAS:um, from the i ;,1 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Archer, plated on the retired Mt. sth Dine.-John Martin, (late Serjeant in the Coldftream Foot Guards) to be Fain, vice Chipps, placed on the retired lilt. BRFVF.I . . Captain de Sac, of the geth Font. to be Major in the Army. BAR RACKS. To he Affiltant •Barrack-M 'nevem Malta. William Whyte. late Se.j.asit.Maj.ir of the 3 th Foot. George Flowers late t rjeant In the 3011 Foot. To he B.re..elt Matters in Great Britain. Aldose! Hocking. Cent (Lieutenant on half pay of the soul Foot), vice tlannaford deceafed James Fheldot.. Efq. (Capt.eiti on half pay of the tBtb Foot), vi.e • Fraftr. in the Casettes of the tilth Auguft, 1804, and sd Sep tember 1806. 27th Rep iment of Foot. Foe Lieutenant yew, lifikw to be Captain, Read Lieutenant Mal., Mato be CAr..in. 6111 Regiment t f For D• 8011111 .1, Gent. to be IttiCsn, without purchafe, vice I se reigns. Ra.. du..:J Witham Am.»! Hey. Gent. to be Enfign, without peed:life, vice !North, who ratios. If. R'.yal Regiment of Artillery. Baleant Major Walter Strwargto be Qtaartey-bialler, vice Dow nie, 41. ceafed. Doted Auguft if, tit 6. Commaffiona in the Royal North Lincolnfhire Militia, figneri by the Lord Lietiten.mt. Benjamin Pratt, cant. to be Lieutenant, Dated Auguft 25,1106. Rirkird Howett , Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Auguft :6. tBo6. IJ o Burcham. Gent to be Ligon. Dated July is, 1506. Rleba.d mauturs4 cent to be Ditto Dated Aura as, tilos. VANICRUPTCY bNLAROED. Sept 23. William Horosa,d I. icbxrd Jackfoil of Rederaf&ftrect, SourOwark. Surrey, redttfying ancieopartnen, at too. at Guildhall Nov. a. G. race Marri., of Dorking, Surrey, upholAcrer and Stop. keeper, at tao, at Guildhall, London. BANKRIiPrS. w 1 Henry William., now or late of Noble. firer', London. and of New • Bente St IVertini-le Grand,Weßmlufter, and alfo of Anglefea • Mort. hoblin, •wirehoufeman, dealer and chapman, (partner with Pdward Morgan, of Nada. Brett efortfaid. warchotife Man )a. furrender Sep tember 53, ta...la. u, and 28, at ten, at Goildhall Anoraks, Meffra Swain and Steven., Old Jewry. /aleph Rutter Mks, s Ormkirk, Lancaddre. draper, °Ocher to, , and 2$ at our, at tke George Inn. Dale area, Klein. Lace and Hal 11. Liverpool. William Smalley. late of Naninrch. FlintChire, wire-maker. fpade nietivtaeturer, &ski' and chapman, September 26, 27, and odte , her ad at toe, at the l'echers Its, Chatter. Attornica, r. I I .lord, Holywell ; or Meffiv khodes,Coote and Hand ley_ Sr Jame:. Walk. Cleehrowell, London. join Yotte Helix rt. of Neweaßk upon 'Fyne, merchant, desk, and chapman • eptember in, at two. St pt. 27, and Odltdier as ten, or Guildhall, London. Anoint, a, Make °region and Dhoti, Arrgeienno, .. k . ..roganorroi -React, I nndon. Tboimaa Tirvinr ut hirrolognom. common carrier, September hp, 30. and Odlober 28 at twelve, at Dunn. Hotel and Swan Inn, I Neil Beret: !Remit:Otani Attorney, Mr. !Arlen, Bood-wart • walbrook I undo', Wsdi u, Ruffen Want of !Maul. grocer, dealer and chapman, Sere iibei ar, ad, Dad Oeh her ad, at eleven, at tilt ra ve rn. uri,•l! tee r, &Mot •Attomies. Mr Jane% Na t lass livery I °Ado ; or Mr. I antler, Briltol. John he It and Richard Atkihion. of Roweling'. London. Ware bookmen dealers charnen and copart eta, September to, 23, and. OM, :er IS, at ti vat, at Guiliandi Atternies, bleffre. Bouedilkin sad fie win No .I it tit: Friday-drat, Cheapfide. D.VIOrNOS. Oelederr 7 Ann ilgar late rvericy, Yorkthire, ironmonger,l at Lt. at the rlice Inn. Beverley. Odtoteer hdward N'hkelock, of Queen. row, Pentoaville, tolerance , Leek. r at ten at Gai , dlialle Odtedier tr. jokpb Murray late cd Buxton, Derbyllilre. draper, ' st ten, at Guildhall, London. LONDON. yefterd■y'a BrA■ read u the latitude of Buenos Ayres 3t • S Ibe infurance of veffels hound to that port Is twelve Guineas, out eight, toreturn tour, In the event of reaching the place in falety. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ay. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT IN • ovinrits Cao:ols, moncy, 63j5--for act. 63i;—Onsalum I. THE EXPEDITIONS. Every thing regarding thefe, has within thefe few days tamed the moll bunting thivity. At Ply. mouth by this time, the At tillery, the ad Dragoon Guards, the brigade of Foot Guardr, part of the Royal Staff Corps, and the 45th, 52d, 62d, 87th, and 95th Regiments, hare embarked, if not failed. At Portfmouth, that incomparable Regiment, the 4oth, both battalions, part of the sth and 6th Ger man Regiments, and the whole of the 7th and Bth, have re-embarked, and the 14. th Regiment, ad bat talion, 36th. and 88th Regiment*, are going on board with all (Feed. Some Regiments of Cavalry it is expeaed will be fen( to Plymouth, and it-is not improbable that two more General Officers will join the grand expedition, viz. Major Generals Sir ARTHUR WSLLCSLIY and Sir GIORGI PREVOST. From Ramfgate we are informed that the tranf- ' ports which were expeaed in there from the Downs have received orders to make the bed of their way to Portfmouth to take in troops there. We hope that the tranfports which failed from Ramfgate on Mon day with Lord BLAYNRY'S Regiment, ire by this tone well on their way to Portfmouth. PINKOUni, SEPFEMBER :3. si The tranfports are expeBed to leave Stonehnufe Pool, for the Sound, this evening, and it is Paid, that the ROYAL Geoans, of I to guns, Vice Admiral Sir J. T. Ducasvotr it, is appointed to convoy them: it is alfo reported, that the 6:cl and 87th Regiments are to be again difembarked, and to remain here until further orders ; but the flatements are ft various and contradiElo►y, that it is very difficult to culled any thing like corral information." 4 • , THE EVENING STAR. THE ARMY. Major General Casa B ggggg ORD, whole little army has had fuels brilliant fuccefs in South America, is likewife one of the heroes of Egypt, and an officer if the firll rate talents we have. Much to the credit of the prefent Adminifiration, every one of the Con `, querors of Egypt is now employed, alma) all of them on aftive fervice. Lieutenant General Sir Iran Monet in Sicily; Sir Jona CRADDOC, Commander io Chief at Madras ; Sir DAVID BAIRD, Commander in Chief at the Cape of Good Hope ; Sir Eras Coon, Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief in the Mend of Jamaica ; the Earl of Cavan, commanding in the Ifle of ‘Vight ; Major General Hose, Deputy Quarter Mailer General; Major Ge neral B ono, commanding in South America ; and Major General Sir Joys STUART, in Calabria. Lord HurcnltlioN is likely to he employed; he was offered the chief command in the Well Indies Come time ago. The fchnol of the immortal ARIRCRO/4. all being thus widely fpread, we may expert a race of heroes, and the moA able officers in many ffitiant quarters of the Brian* Empire. . • To the great fatibfaitiun of the inhabitants of Win. chefler, their old favourites the Q2een's Regiment, have lately returned to them. At the fame time they parted with the 7th and Bth German Regiments with much regret. That very fine corps the lath Light Dragoon,, commanded by Colonel HAWKI.I., is on the march to Dorchelier. Sunday the 88th Regiment, under the command of Lieut. Colonel Dun., matched into ilighton, and drew up on the Steyne, where they received their Colonel, General Run, with three cheers. The ve- nerable General feemed ,to fluke his years away, as he approached his Regiment; he grafted his cane, and appeared to affirrne a firmer pace than he was wont ; as be palled along the ranks with the Colonel be minutely infpeaed every officer and ((tidier. He afterwards addreffed the Colonel and Officers in the moll waltz) and expreffive manner, retutnedthem his beft thanks for the uncommon fine order and appear ance of his Regiment—he declared that he never taw fo fine a corps; that this was the happiell day be bad expetienced for years. The Regiment halted on the Steyne for two hours, and the Band played feveral favourite Itifh airs with infinite tafte and execution, which awaited the Wren lion all the fafhionables. The Steyne was more than ccnimonly crowded. The Officers, after partaking of a cold collation with their Genetal, marched with the Regiment for Shoreham, on their route to Portimvnth. The veteran General appeared like Narroe, fur rounded by his Officers; on parting he followed them with his eyes, whila in view, and, on lofing fight of them, heaved a figh, which timed to fay,. , Wou!d to GOD I were fifty fummers younger, that I might accompany thole fine fellows on fervice, and (hate in the glory and laurels they will earn." The Oencial, who has jull completed his eighteenth lull? urn, being go years old, ditched tbe parmaller to pay, • on his account, reel. for vegetables and other comforts for the men, on embat king. We underfland alfo, that he ordered a band/nose piece of Plate to be made, which he purports profaning to the Officet.! Mcfs. LOSS of fbr KING GEORtTE P4CICBT, between PARA - GATE and DU8,...a. . Vire are under the painful meaty of commnnicat ing the ( !lowing melancholy particulars to the pub lic, and we would fain hnpe that the number of the unfortunate perfons Paid to have petinted will turn out to have been exaggerated: LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER '5. " The Kim° GIORGI packet, of and from Park gate, far Dublin, was loft lalt night, near the Hoyle Bank—fhe had upwards of one hundred paffengers on board, all of whom, with the crew, are (aid to have perifbed, except 'bite or !bur. It is all much Feared that the Tippoo Saib, Savannah, was 101 l laR night, as a writing defic and part of a log book, with the words Tippoo Saib written on it, have been found this afternoon in the river Metfey ; but no further particulsrs have tranfpired." RAMSG4TIi, SEPT. 16. According to reports. our expeßations dike tranf ports and troops arriving to•day, will be difappointed. Orders arrived yeßerday for the tranfports in the Downs. to make the belt of their Way to Portfmouth, with thofe containing the 89th Regiment, to take troops in there, that no farther time might be loft. Part of the Royal Waggon Train and Baggage (ex cept four large diets taken away yetterday in four of their waggons), remain here for orders. A me. lancholy accident happened here laft night between eleven and twelve o'clock : George Hurft, by trade a journeyman flonemafon, having been drinking at the Bull and George, in High-11mi, to an immoderate excefs (three gallons of ale and a glafs of peppermint ) fell down an area Rain a few doors from the Bull and George, and pitched his head again(' a water-butt, in which fituatiun he was found dead this miming about fix o'clock. He was between so and 40 years of age, and brie a good charaaer ; fur thu fortnight paft - he had neglated his work, and given way to drinking, which has prematurely colt him his life be was a tingle man. MAKK.i.,ilvls. CORN-I RC HA NOE, SEPTEMBER 17. The fupplies of Wheat to-day are thou, with few further arrival, ; the prices in this trade, for prime :ampler, are fully fupported, and intericr have but fr-w purchafers—fine Barley is rather dearer—Malt hkewife—White Nos, this week, are ea. per quarter losser—and Rape Seed at lets price—of Oats but middling fupplies, and at (mall variation—Flour , is dearer ; fine American about or. per barrel, and little variation in other articles. • 01$IlAL cusassicir All °WWII t Wheat, 6ce 78• yes per v. Grey Peek 401 41 1 0 d Pier Ditto. 911 95/ Od Deana, 45a St. od Rye (Dew) 44 4 dileed Tick Ditto 311. 4 C. od 1 . 3 !rkit43 548 . Otte. t 3 .26.. p. • Man, 74 , Soo od Poland ditto 33.34+ 64 Wintie Peak, 6311 Toed Rape 4 eed, all. 301. PLICI•7 Fine Flout 7q, to 735. Seconds 60. to 70s per fad. This day the Rimer came to town; and when this Paper was pu , to Preis; a Cabinet Council was fitting, at which it is Paid that his Mararry's pleafore would he made known rcfpefling the new arrangements ne celfary in confequence of the death of Mi. Fur WM/MIMS &fellow—The Gazerr, of haft 'night contains a notice from the SPEAKIII of the fl , ufe of Commons. that the death of the Right Hon. Cil•IlLIS Jamas Fox having been certified to him in writing by two Members of the Houfe, he than due his warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make a writ for the eleaion of a Member, at the end of fourteen days after the publication of his notice. Earl Paacv arrived in town at nine o'clock yeller day morning from Alnwick Ca4*k; his arrival was announced by the ringing of St. Martin's bells. On Monday hal, the Prince of Wses, accompa nied by his Royal Brother the Duke of C LLLLL cr, was expefted to dine with the Right Hon. the Earl of DiRIT, at his Lordfhip's feat at Knowfley, in Lan cafhire. The Royal party are to fpend the prefent week with their Noble Guell. The Counters of palter is getting up fome dramatic reprefentations for the nes catinn, and preparations have been made to entertain at leall lizty_vilitants daily. On Monday lafl the Marquis of SALISBURY'S birth day was celebrated at his Lordfhip's fear at Hatfield. Earl and Counters COWPIR, Lord and Lady Mir.- lout lir, the Countefs Dowager Splacsa, and about ninety other difiinguifhed perfons, were prefent. Yefierday another Committee of the Privy Council met at the Board f Trade, upon the fobjedt of open iug a trade with Buenos Ayres, which was attended by the Lotto CHANCILLOR, Earl SPeNCIII t Lot& GRENVILLI, H. PETTY, AUCKLAND, and Howlett, Meffis. WINDHAM and WICKHAM. the ATToRNBY GPHiltAl., and the Kuso's Anvocav s. Mr. IDLE, Mr. Battitow,and Captain WYNIPIAM, attended the Committee. Sir 110M1 POPHAM has fent home one million of dollars from Buenos Ayres, and has communicated his opinion that he will be able to fend two millions more. Of courfe the prizes of the captors will be confiderable. The defctiption of the country, which we have teen in letters from feveral Officers, is ex tremely flattering. Sir Hosts has fent for reinforce. ments ; the arrival of which, it is undernood, he will wait before he attempts to attack Monte Viden,which, however, is at prefent clofely blockaded by his dron. An unhappy Maniac made his appearance yeller. day at the front gate of the Royal Exchange; ha was mounted on a chair, from which he harangued the multitude, and delivered hand bills in behalf of his preteoilon. to reprefent the City of Weßminiler in Parliament, in the room of C JAMES Fox. On his being hurtled by the mob, he fell from his eminence, and broke feveral panes of glaf, in the windows of the Lottery Office of Meths. Haagen, Ilvana and Co. He was afterwards taken to the Manflop Houle, where he gave up his printed hand bills, and laid he came from Croydon; to which place he was advifed immediately to return, and give tip all pretentions to Meat in Parliament. He diet; I quietly fit out on bis journey. • NAFIICAL ELLIGENCL MAII.II THIS DAY. All. DOC. I 1 (l).>tterlburgh z z Hamburgh PENZANCP, SPPTEMBER 14 Ddilb Waserford •la. DOS o s O / The Matter of a Imaei, arrived here this Morning, reports that he taw a frigate off the Land's End, with another in tow, dirmaded. V . TORBAY, SEPTEMBER is. Laft evening (after poll) arrived, and failed again this morning, the (hips Skelton Calle, Captain VAUGHAN. and the Union, Captain MACKINTOSH, from London, left from Partfmouth ; alfo the Mar garetta packet, with about twenty fail of veffels, names unknown, under convoy of his Majefty's brig SAFIG WIRD, boimd to Plymouth. Wind N. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ts. Came in the Gr.azzcis, of yo guns, from the Downs; LADY WARREN. of 54, guns, from a cruize; alto the Sufannah, Captain Roasou ; and the Ranger, Captain H from Riga, with Naval floret fort the Dock Yard. Arrived the Danifh (hip Elizabeth Louifa, Captain Sitio°, from Leghorn, to Ccpen hagen, with bale goods, detained by the Indefatigable privateer : arrived an the BRIAR. of r 8 guns, from Ireland. Sailed the Ta 'sum a, of 38 guns, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 16. Arrived his Majetly's (hips Rs BIM and Hsaarv, from a cruize. Sailed the Aar fehooner, for Ply. month, and STAR /100 p of war, (or the Downs. Wind W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER a. A Boat, belonging to this place, after having put a pilot on bond of a !hip under fail off here, was. towing aftern of her, and unfortunately got cut in two by the thip, miffing flays and :tinning Taft aftern —there were three people in the boat, who lived themfelves with tome difficulty by getting up the (hip's flern.—Came in the fchonner Dolphin, of and from London, Capt. CHURCH, bound to Faro, baying been obliged to cut from an anchor and cable in Margate Roads yefterday morning, during the heavy gale of wind from the N.N.E. Sailed this afternoon the fhip john, Captain L a, of and for Charlef-s • ton from London, with a carp of bale goods.—ln the Roads, the CALYPSO and Kira (loops, TIGRESS and Tuasinswr gun brigs, and a large fleet of Coatlers, bound to the Eattward. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER is. Arrived his Majelly's 'hips I t sacur.s and Two. assn, with the CsaTINSL gun brig. Sailed his Na. i-ity's Drips ARDENT and A►l&&&&& NI iSswraussa 16.—Arrived his Majelly's Stip Tr xi , t.. Sailed his Misiggy's fai p pisworin. Wind N. E. blows heat. DUBLIN. SEPTEMBER 13. The brig Nancy and Mary, Hotaasts mailer , laden with hoops, arrived at Cove on Tuefifay. On Sunday lift, at five in the evening, flte fell in with a French privateer, having in company two brig- and a hark, which the had captured. She 114;led the Nancy aid Mary. and Er quired what new• from England ? and upon bring replied to—that being long at lea the had none, the privateer bure awri She imrnedi. ately after captured a (Wed' brig in light of the Nancy and Mary. &illy bore at the time S. and by E. 45 miles. The Nancy and Mary made all poffible fail from In difigreeable a neighb• ur. The !hip Montgomery, of &Wa(t, T. WATCROFT mailer, was loft off Grenada on the =ilk of June creA faired, She was bound front penaarara to FROM LLOYD'S LIST. , Sr,, i6.—Palied by the Leviathan, *iron, from Grenada: Decherd of Northumberland, Denham, tr•.nt 4 t).ziebec ; Catharine, Graham, Iran Jane, Mufzraee, aid the Friends. Smith, iron Per, eb Duncan, and Flaxtnn, `lnt% from Archangel t abl Atha, Portjeut ; Hawbe. Nodfott, and the Thomas, Mansield, tram N. ray.,e V,ow Anna, Bouaa. from Bremen; Edward, Chadian Tv. Brother,, Nefwald, 'and the MIK Johnfon, from Elßrocc, ew, Pinte; Three Brother,, Falconburg ; Vrow (jalSna, at , Charlotte Hendricks. Di', and the Vrow Hip beab, C 4,1,010, fron t Hamburgh.--Salkd the Johanna, Janfon for Bremen; Ellabe. Rama. and the Anna Johanna, fur SIVFD At Port month, the Two E6aaheth-, D•ger. from Cork—At Falmouth. Hurdle —, trom Fader. Neptune, Lr 4, trum Oporto—At Bnftol, Inoullmous. Kenmore, from Op4rlo—At Hull,lfabeila. Hogland; and Dido, —, from An.. angel—At Cork, Harmony. 1-aele, from Quebec; MI wtha, —, from Newfoundland - At % , aterford. IVlatty, Huteltinfon, from Peterfhurgh—At Lond,oderry, Selina. Irom Feted—. burgh.—At Hondaraa, the In.quoia, —, from I ortola—At St. Helen's, Venue, Gordon ; anu Greenwich, Lowe, fr,ru the South deas• • PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE f SEPT. t 6. •Dati OFFICF, 1 , 1471111111 R 16, 18c6. copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Dural. Commander iu Chief of hie MaJetWe Ships and V erels at Jamaica. to William Madden, Efq. dated at Port Royal. waft 3, 1806 Slr —1 traohnit herewith, for the hef , !madam ef the Lords Com milllemere of the Admiralty, copies or two letters 1 have re. fti vec. ~ . .0 I.icioenan, comnianding his JlSakßy's trig .Morte Fortunes, acquainting me of hi. having captured a French privateer ieboooer, and driven on more and deltroyed a Spiels awned 'choosier, with a knit of marque. lam &c (Signed). I. It. 1:041C1Ink HI. Maley% brig Marne Fortuna, aE ',kat, May z 6. Sir—i beg leave to inform you, that his Majetty's brig under my command, alter a Chace of two hours, captured the French privateer le Luni, mounting two carriage guns, with a complement of toity•leven men, out bur days from the city of St. Domingo, without making any caviares. I have the honour to be, &e. (Sign,;!) j. RORIE. His MaJefty's Brig Monte Porton et, -4r Mend Mona. June 8. Sit-1 have the honour to aiquaint you, Li , Ma jelly's brig under my command drove on fh..re, on the sd instant, between the Wand of Saona and Cape w Enganna, the Jpanilb letter of Marque fchooner I'Ainiable Jenette, mounting two fix pounders, with a complement of twenty men: it being imYiffible to get her. (4, I fent the boats to dearoy her, under the command of Sub Lieutenant Kamera', which (cr. vice he accomplifhed much to my fatisfaaion. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) j; Koala. Dlrf ralattrioN OF PRI ZT-MONEY. The Scorpion, Jane, and Grain, win be mid for the Capra rptured May 3, z ye% on the 27th inflant ; the Scorpion at Mefl'a. tither., Great Yarmouth; the Jane, at Mr. Maude s, London; and the Griffin at Aleffre. Toulndos, ditto. - The 'Fruity and Arladne, for the Fiore de Litbon, captured Sept 13, t oa, will i c paid to-morrow at No. 0.6, Hlgh.ftrect, Portfmoutls. at the Caine place Mondays and Thurfdaya.' . The 1 oirc for the V enneme and Elizabeth, captured Aug. CZ and is, tBot, will be paid at the fame time and place. The Hope, for the 'iliepherdefs and Pollution, captured sad and Sift July, aloe, will he paid at the fame time and place.' The hired seed Mercator. for the Frau Elizabeth, captured Gdlober si, tgos, will he paid on Friday next. at No £3, Great George Brew, Weaned:ler, where the 'yeshiva be. A diftribbdon of !raga f or the Jenne Curate, captured 19th . June. 1803. by .ii Majclty's Quip James, will be snide at the tune ties and place II