Star. — London, England, 1803-08-04 00:00:00

■ T ~... uer, bad been pleated to ble, for the advice they next SeMons they will at. [sired this SelGons of Par. kntlemen coafider what he opinion of many, that For upon Englith ground s it decent, is.it Wein, is chment to the Monarchy, :odd remain during fuck able poft atAgned 4ini to articipate in the triumph, mutt endear him to his slay to be his tube ls.—r Mararch 1 But, if time his narrow view could age not imagine or antlei:iato, ter, in manner god detail. entry —and, I mould have e had felt all the fincerit, had a loyal fatisfaftion id detailing it to the Hordel as been a Colonel in the a. Hid brother is a Field in Chic& Three ' , onager sals, find you leave the tby to fight for that crown ar, as e eolonel of a Ree d of a Major General, his notwable Qentlemen con- Wane eulogium Upon the g the highalt raped for his . enstioa. risb) paid very luindfosise et, s ad was convinced his ihrc of defence expelted 'ew words, Is did Colonels Who fupported ibe sweaty Lfter this the Roes divided motion, 384140 P? Os. I. aturourr. Hortt. Robert Haddoks, Heat,. , basis LamFLeta reed Macaace, jobs Mardi ;Vilma Meta, Dila, Rapp'. Has. Fans( Pahang. Sir War. Hex. St pls, Ha. Se A. Gears Smith. Wm. (Merida) =Lard Meter; TWIN, ilreicriai. Sir R. fart. Nlbd . ltt. H. W. Wail. WI R. ii• a. 4 10. .-...-- 11, WEDNESDAT. Apo. s. Palliser ken Ow lilde Ovaries of ▪ Lisbrbaskt 118.0.4rdwad or gs rift af bile pelves , wide/ kw wor ow is lie Brad Pore sm. tbar sime ossildworiss ng cell; e mond" es soma et firm et die kink Oldie* less des pdvlliime wrap die ma* or evateetmos &de anamkesats be sow taboo km eau weresseardeidy - semi". littorsied dr Hsettkibeelldie Lee. oda Satire 212; Ike Cow. /deo the Heap. that he ba4 waling se bb dela on ti,rdiy bit, and test bie actordit s y. lesitintrin ad, Mil des kaiak Army teed dos aad peed. 1101 was read • beervl dial 04 0 ' ETON% DIftIICZ Was moved fot leave to brine win of invefting his *jelly folne parts of the lad As foe the Kingdom. The late bill, red his Majefty to fufpend its here the number of voluntary ree fourths of the number Of be liable by the Aft. It was e Bill to leave it at the pleafurs aid the execution of the 4a as unteir Corps,' at any time _he .adly, To piard parkas who ' ;y of changing their refidence, in of the ita.-3dly, To pre. • ng Po t Britain frosts —ftnly, To Prevent perform of their being neceftirily ab nr a Naked time, from being s. And la RIY, Co double tip! ligotied 011sers Itieltiotied to was given tq bring is the Bill. r accordingly brought it ppr it 'econd dmo, told ordered . 4 ko r. it meta far laaveal isiabedildit o= l ll i l e kedili dat ad . e t a isersdad se task • daseesae so ba et Is Orden ostestaka, sad tbv."o nod, abide reidand kik Ilmessi slip sir'' Loan um ewes._ rid a Gra and faxed dirk NM ormil* Lends@ alowed Ow leers sa Wise I• bee comesdlissire wed dee Cosa at oofas to SAM os o c adon ebe AR of [be ' l itailist. Lowe wee Om. mil two rood •it red lewd ion see med. test rbo Warabssiej 111 he ye' e sf ebe oriole Hoak e wed vas a- Report woe ordered to be fleshrog tr rakes en the Idth Nwriersikw Arla war loos were rood over, and weed ea ▪ he. a cesmenwess me Pdre Ceske mewed la be as Inersdies to tee Car br fuattus des demise of dee Pew hose airkeiros frost Sr Wra.lowri , thee Irkit bre . . mesdames was / pee dim* alb *S ate ites narrow. reftwerdkry Cwstss Mt addle Dew' ; paired, and adored se the Lade ' lak Duty carafes 111/Ased the *lke lei, sad road a third dam toratiftwa. use ths Tweak Pao Plet 11 des ▪ the 11111 the eleedes he Mk on A roltdata Dudes; order 0•4 111 5 lkired Tea la. tko &NO LONDON. tfIORSDAY. AUGUSt 1. PRICE OF STOCKS riffs DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK 3 per Can. Rachtscrl.s34 544 531-3 Fa Cm. Confab. 5.111 n Oninni" l _ _ The Bank have agreed to make the four neat Payments on °madam, and to be redeemed on the 19th of Deeembet. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock, tool Long Ann. Oft 3 Pcr C. Rtd• 331 541 53i I Imp. 3 per Cent. 5111 3 per C. ConL 5411 Imp. Ann. 91 4 per Cent. / Omniom 71 71 St 5 per Cent. ty Set 83} F.ngli& Tickets 17L so spa C.Ann.s7so7, 881 yi Conf. for acc. 53 /if Lait night the Ssoitsrsay at Wait introduced.* Bill for amending the Levy ea Ms Bill. Thoobjeß of it is to enable his Kg ssry to furpend the cum. tion of it at his difcretion. Yeßerday, about a quarter before one o'clock, his MAJESTY arrived at St. James's, from Kew, and held a Levee, which was attended by the CnAPICILLOIt of the EXCISE/SS/tit, the SECRETARIES of STATE, their Excellencies the Portugnefe, Imperial, Bavarian, Spanifh, Ruffian, and Prufflan Minillers, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : Dukes-.Roxburgh, Manion& and Norfolk. Martioltres-.4sitikury and Circello larb-e.Harringtoo. Chatham. Outlaw, Wearnoreland, Sand. *deb, Uxbtidic7Fortmo re, Romney, Caioden,Grolvenor, Win ehetiaVind Darnley. Viftwentss—Falmouth and Cafilereagb. Lords—sWhitwatk, C. Manners Harting. Stopford, (Mao. led, Sands. Bolton, W. Rotel. Hob art, Martham, Wallingham. mad Orandey. NrisioC. illaoM H. Neal, S. Watham. O. Pant, J. Dewberry, Freda**, E. Ksuodthull, F. Maly:tan, M. Fleming, S. Cot ter'', R. Gams, T. Metcalfe, W. Elford. W. Heatheote, T. *Wye, W. Dundee, W. Curds, and M. Blosam. OesteralsrWysrard, Word. Lellle, Daubs, and Phipps. Salooeb—Chefter, FJf.ed, Rokinfon, Stanley, Harries, Ma gill'', and Grevine. • Captaise—Legge, Elliott, &Leger, Boyde. and Simpfoo. Mars.—Villiers, P. Langmead. Merry, H oward, T. poet, Shute, P. Kenfingtoo, Baker, Wedeln, Bing, Thardefwell, Cod drington, Maids, Agab, Dundee, Egerton, Wilberforce, Cram, Fidler, Cameron, Farquhar, R. Thornton, Yenfittart, Kick, Adams, Hanna , M. Pitt, H. Broom, Bead, York, Tierney. W. Elliot, Brown, Pettywell, Mainers:in', Peppael, Choinsoo deky, Pocock, and Lakelles. The Portuguefe Ambafrador prefented to his Ma. JIISTY Barons CHARLES and LOUIS D'ARmiss. The following Addrefles were prefented to his MAJESTY : From Plymmth,by Sir W. Harms and P. LAHOMEAD Efq.; from Cansbridgehire, by Lord C. S. M * and te e Hon. Mr. Watts; from Ayielbetry, by Mr. Dosage; Middiefint, by the Merles of Leedom and Mr. BTITO; (anterbury, by Metro Beau and WATSON; Kent, by.the Earl of Rom oar sod Sir E. XNATE LLLLL ; Tcwkmory.by Medts. Coast d MAR TIN County of York, by Mr. Wit aaaaaa cc and Mr. LAO. cause; Maidftene, Kent, by Sir M B Winebener. by Sir R. OASION; Sara, by Mars. COOMLALL tad FOIJ.U.; Tbaford Norfolk).( by T. Caesar, Efq. The Levee was over about half after two o'clock; after which his MAJISTY held a Council, which was attended by the Earls of Werrstolaiamn and CHAT HAM. the Cnaacauma of the EZC actuaa, Vifcount ISTOTTORD i and Lord HODART. His blajerrY then gave private audiences to the CHANCELLOR of the iitcnanysa, the Earl of CPATVAIII and irifcount STorroas. His MAisrry left St. James's about half palt fire for sew. The Tea' define° of Canterbury are forming them. fibres into a rifreeepr. Workmen are arrived at Harwich for the pupae of smiling Barracks, which are to contain :100 men. - Thwacks are alfo to be ended at Tendring, Thorp, and all along the Ea: coon. A nightly patrols is now eilablifhed, with (entries, all along the =OIL from Walter to St. Ofyth. Temporary finds, in the manner era butted camp, are ordered between Lewes and Brighton, for the reception of 000 men and goo holes, in addition to the barracks at the above places. The Dues of Norrii trust erpence during this war, will be confiderably more than any of his Majerries fubjeas, as he means to cloath and pay too* men, rai led among his own tenantry for the pmteßion of the country. We hope to hear the Duke of NtAFOLR ' and all our other Noblemen will follow the laudable example. Earl FITZWILLIAM has railed two Troops of Yeo manry Cavalry, in the city and neighbourhood of Peterborough, to be under his Lordfhip's. command; and has alfo placed the turn of pool. againft his name at the head of the fubfcription for the purpofe of ellablifhing the corps. The Duke of Kear is to command the Ealing Vo lunteers, of the difcipline of which Lord Mouot noteis has taken the charge. The corps will confift ' of tOOO men. A meeting of the inhabitants of Burton upon- Trent, was held on Monday fe'nnight, when a fub fcription of near wool. was entered into, for the purpofe of suiting a Volunteer Corps to ferve in any part of Great Britain in cafe of *Rua invaGon and upwards of 200 men were enrolled. The order for the march of troops to Ireland has been countermanded. This is fulficient to Phew that, as far as refpeOs the opinion of Miniflers, day are fa tisfied of the tranquility of that country. Letters from Cork of the 27th gate, that no at tempt had been made to dillurb the South of Ireland. The account of the events in Dublin, of the aid, had been received at Cork, and bad excited univerfal in dignation ogaioa the Rebels. ?ARUN ASSOCIATIONS.As the want of Ground to eremite in fetus& to be a general complaint, it may ma be improper to obferve, that there are a few acres now lying wane, at the back of Charlotte meet. Blackfriars-road, capable of containing 2,000 men at a time ; the Patriotic Lied of the Manor would no doubt grant the rife of it gratis, for foch a laudable porpok. The expense of paling would be but trivial. at being chiefly fenced by houfes. Csry Busturss.—An efpecial Court of Common Council was funtmosed yellerday (at a few hours notice, which was numerougy attended, confidering the sort time the fummonfes were delivered) to con. rider of applying to the Honk of Commons for leave to bring in a Bill to extend more fully the City's powers of an Aft paged this Seffions for the Defence and Security of there Realms, which was unanimonfly agreed to, and the City's Re tatives were &- fired to move for leave in the of Commons to bring in a Bill accordingly, and the Court bloke gp at three o'clock. 131.11L.Th; yta.r 30, he Privy Council, at which the Lord Lieutenant prefides, his been fitting ever fince the breaking out of the iiiturreaion on Saturday night lat. The following General Orders were iffued on the 28th, (tom the Adjutant General's Office : • - The Commander of the Forces has it In command front his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, to exprets to the Regular Farces, Militia, and Yeomanry, compofing the garrifon of Dublin. his Excellency's warmeit apf obatlon of the seal, alacrity, and fplrit which they difplayed in fuppreffing the rebellious infurratiun which trautifefted itfelf in the city on the evening of the s3d MR. The Royal Scotch Pulliam and the Liberty Rangers, who were chiefly employed, will be pleated to receive his Excellency's particular thanks. •••FJIr Excellency has directed the Commander of the Fotces,at " the fame time to obferve, to the Oaken In command of regiments of the line and Militia, and Yeomanry Corps, t;:a the nature of the duties which they may (till be called on to perform, particular ly requires that the ftrideft difdpline &ill be obferved by the men under their command; and defiers, that on all «callous the moll pofitive orders may be given for the fecurity of the property and perform of individuals againft plunder and outrage, u far as dr ermftances may permit ; and that every effort amid be ufed to prevent any ad of (entity or violence being committed, beyond what the faith'ul difeharge of their military duty gull render in difpenfible." Bryan O'Rourke, a rebel who was wounded on Sa turday night lad, was yellerday committed to the New Gaol. This mifcreant, who, we fuppofe, was a chief among the rebels, was not long fince whipped through this city for receiving Ilolen wines. Rourke was ap prehended in his bed, by Lieutenant MAGRATN, and and others of the Stephen's-green cavalry. The Hon. Mifs Wosr a, daughter to the late and much lamented Lord Kt swastoam, we are happy to hear, is much recovered. Tt is feid that a Special Commifflon will be made out, for the trial of a number of chore perfom who are now in confinement. We underfland that the whole of the plan for in. furredion, of which the affair of Saturday night was the commencement, has been developed. A general levy of ten men from every parith in Ireland had been agreed upon by the rebels ; thefe were to form a body of 38,000 men, who were to make their way tottob• lin, as priva•ely as po%ble in fmall bodies, where they were to be fupplied with arms, and then to rife ea M.o.—Htsvitu has happily defeated the bloody defigns of thofe infidels, and no doubt its vengeance wilt pnrfiie the contrivers of the horrid plot.—Fres mae's yoursal. The Committee for the management of the Grand Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, have already purchafed eighty thoufand pounds three per Cents. on account of that highly meritorious inflitution. Yellerday_a Court of Directors was held at the Eaft India Houle, when the capture of the Cu LiAll D'S Georg was officially announced by two of her Offi • Moll of the prifoners were put on board the Young Nicholas, which is arrived off Penzance. Capt. J. Roosts took final leave of the Court, previous to his being difpatehed for Ceylon, Madras, and Bengal. In giving our account of one of the debates in the Hoof: of Commons on the Ley, es Mats Bill, the a Weaken remarks on Mr. Wintimase's expreffion, that if France prevailed in this cornea. England would experience the fate of Carthage, as follows No; Mr. Wisszonass, not we will chaftife about one bun died oligarchical families, whore in fluence and coulee's ever Tway the Government itfelf, and which are re fpnnfible for all the blood which bas been flied in Europe for fosse years pat. We will give the Eng lifls to enjoy a the ihfhte g et / milky, adotakyl a per maw dames, evbialhall Aare She 'vele 4' Erre" the eiviresesiers of the two •..erhir, ad the letreveleast sjelm imam Asekell By letters from St. Lucia, of the 25th June, we learn that 800 troops were then re-embarked fur the purpofe of attacking Tobago, which it was expelled would be a more eafy conquell than St. Lricia. The flrength of the French at St. Lucia was about 650 men. They had about fourteen killed, and 40 or 50 wounded. Among the latter was General Noouss's brother, a Chef de Brigade. The regiments taktu are the 82d demi.brigade, WV of the 127th demi brigade, and a corps of artillery. The other half of the 127th demi-brigade were intercepted by our cruizers,andcarried into Barbadoes a few daysbefore. Spain has hitherto kept, and, it is laid, is deter mined to maintain, the bidet neutrality ; mean. while large quantities of fpecie are daily arriving. Oa the Both May arrived at Cadiz, the Rufina frigite, with 4.286,800 dollars, and &deices were re ceived of the following 1— Dollars. The Cabor felled from Lisa nth Js` oda 1,700,000 !acne Heralds. deb . 200400 ;AM MIAs expeined toren tie so& a,y00,000 omit= to btl dam Aar - - s ,yeopott Aurora to follow . - 1,700,000 Mitb trein Vera Cias daily espedted 4,500p00 Total - 111.136403 • The latter end of May arrive cl the (hips Min°, Pre • (citation, Fri:lC& of Wales. and Con Rase. from Van Crus, with dollars, amounting together to 083,684, yet, notwithitaiding this fupply. the Bntiti mer chants, whoa property was fequettered left war, and to whom it was to be reamed by the Treaty of Peace. though their claims have been long (ince admitted by the junto de Repritalias, have never been able to re cover a fines dollar, whereby tome retpatable mer chants have been ruined. It may be liberal, and poffibly wife policy, to (offer the Spaniards to remain at peace till they have . got home all their creatures, to fupply their needy neigh. boon ; but it may be doubted whether it is not ex tending this policy a great deal too far, to allow them to put off, by frivolous ciente., the payment of nearly half a million Reding, acknowledged to be due to the merchants of Great Britain, and to berets Engli(h veffels trading to the ports of Spain with endlefs and expenfive lawfuits, founded on the moil trifling. if not altogether groundlefs. pretexts—yet fuch is the tyAern at preterit in full force in Spain. Portugal, which for tome time paR has been in a Rate of trepidation and fear, has at lan received tome relief from the affarances of the French Go- vernment. The latter has given a promife of recog nising the Neutrality of the former during , the war, provided the contents to pay to France money to the amount of a million Reding. General Lasses has been tiling tome mean expedients to obtain a cattle for the immediate march of 30.cc0 French troops in to Portugal, and who are now hovering over its fron tiers. We are thus relieved. for a tir..e at lea*, from the devouring jaws of our infetiabie mallets, now the tyrants of the Continent of Europe. N,IUTICIIL INTELLIOENCE. It is raid a veffel forte time ago carried into Ja maica, news, that the difpute with France was en tirely fettled, in conferpreuce of which our merchant. men failed in tingle (hips without convoy, and five Weft Indiamen have been captured by the enemy. The HAZARD, of IC guns, 90tain NEVE, report. ed in fome of the daily Papers re have been captured, was fate laft Saturday in the Channel, with the In diamen ; letters of that date have been received from Captain Nays. The Comma, of 40 guns, arrived on Sunday in Leith Itc ads, with Flores. Another frigate of fame force, is ezpeeed alto with ftores. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST z.—Came in the ESIDYMIOII, ' Captain PAGET, from a cruife ; the Union, of Lon don, Captain W. METCALF, from Wilmington in America, laden with tar for this port; the ALalov, of Bolton, Captain HELLMAN, from Baton in Ante rica, laden with flour for this port ; and the HIND revenue veffel, from Weymouth, with part of the , crew of his Majelly's (hip AIG LF, who had been at. tending the affizes at Dorcliefter, on a trial. Came to, between the Ifland and the Main, l'Ardor French frigate, of 36, but mofily in the hold, and thirty men, with money and flores, from Martinique to l'Oriert, and two beautiful French brigs from St. Domingo, very valuable, with dollars, and cargoes of Agar, coffee, cotton, and Indigo, as prizes to the EHDYMIOII, of 44 guns, Hon. Captain PAGET. By very authen tic and late accounts from France, it appears, there are new at St. Maloes and other ports 400 flat boats, of large dimenfions, dellined for the invafion of this country : each rows 36 oars, are very light, very fpacious to hold troops, and of an city draught of water. The foldiery are mad for the attempt for the fake and hopes of plunder ; but the inhabitants of France deprecate the idea of fuch an attempt. A very large French (hip privateer, of so guni, has an. chored in Cawfand-Ray, but the particulars we have not heard, as it blows (bong at fouth. POLTAMOUTH e AUOUST 3.—Arrived the Neptune, from Havannah for Bourdeaux, with fugal. Nancy, from Charlefton, for Rochelle, with fugar ; and Superior, of New Orleans, for Amiterdato ; all taken and brought in by the Anna Maria Privateer, of Carport. YARRIONTN, Ago. 3.—Arrived the Mary, WAR. Rea, from ChriNana ; Hannah, MARSHALL ; Su. fannab, Masts; and Favourite, PRATT, from Lon. don. Saired the DIANA packet to Harwich ; Robert and Mary, SIVINARD, to the North; Charlotte, Cor ns, to London; and Lydia, Monosson, to Hull. Arrived De Rofe, J. M. DIRRRII. from Greenitad i bound to Gluckaadt, fent in by the North Sea cruis ers; Embden picket, Burmeaer, from London, with bale goods, bound to Stettin, tent in by his Majcay's fhip B . Arrived the Alma& gun-brig from a cruife ; and remains with the Siam; (loop. PIIIIZANCI, AUGUST 3.--Laft night the Guerin. &lop of war, Captain Bass, returned to her former ftation.—No captures fine my laft. LIST OF •Z{/ILS CAPTORS) ST LA 110111:11 MOAT& •OULY MMUS., OF 32 GUNS, )VT ONLY 23 MOU T 111). t. Ado*M. Boum, of Lisa, from the Waft lodise. for frodon,— Thia idlli was Or* taker by a French hive% rashes by two Lawlor ms belesplig am Liverpool. male by la Mode. sad aim Mabee by a privateer. which pot kw it* hilly. but Iwo failed far lialwateb. Mem joule um, a Galway. fres Madeira, for Oalway.—They Lit retried leer, sod the fee bsr on are. j. Maria, Aaraoa. of Loader, from parka. for Lareasao.-Seat to From, If oat ressira. 4. Oars, Isar ,of Overaky.frosa St. Cow, far liarthee'. Retaken by tho Tatar loner !d ourer, d Gemodep, 4 / 144j pot iota Salford how thews proceeded to kr owes poet. 5. Primo, Scow, of ILaseria. from Oresaii for Irodassit to Prawn. if sot rasher. • I 4. Inderch Mary Death prise to tbe L. =her febtrow privater. af Liverpool. maw by is Bide. 7.. Mi. i, Cv r,,f Lowly% kr lertedua. kr LIMINM4•IIt to note. if sot mesa. S. Hoary. Passe of Llverpoalo how faridea. far The Harr bad the Jurist MA as beard r lOW s U : sl = aid ft Capt. FLT INS did DU bow of Ors war am alleasolid apt "windy Oak the MA; bet wairellihodied the Ira farm► able oppertersity of labia it. irbieb lie eltessally =brawl p. Plirt. A ter Roar. of Learn. tram lb, loath am. far LaMar. will two band, Wad—Seat to Frame. V oat Imam to. Crisadirrove. Aroaasos, of Lollies. from the Ref bilks ((eaten lily), for Leaks. wilt a very rdpabiocrp.—Cpwil ass arson Is kept ea bawd; le are the fallowing Lair, par. feasaret—Mm. Moaarw, hico - Capt. Churn, Mrs. Caw Sr midi their chides sod Orres. sad Kw sad Capt. Pm, of the ltosal Nadas latawry. TM LaSM, ice. are well; bat what tie tie liserisa of Mee.hro aver ell Were difignotbia Is. Ow the was to days Wire Adhered of a Ire chid. but which has for died: tho Lady is as wall as =kW be Os of Limped. Own OL There. Or Liverposh—liallaft. ferried mod bout. la. Tare Mirbors.COroirr. of LsiM.siasarofmsreosea a rube: had a& four bricks sod lbw for oho Ira The above is hated to be a coerce - BR of la Blonde's captures, and the ordetz.in which they were taken. A LIST 0/ TNOSS *swim OW BOARD LA ILOWDB MOBS CAPT. MIDMIBOII MID 1.1118611011&l. Mr. Tom CMcfMate oleic Macho Copula joltiness. of dot Alen. Cirri& to motor, ado Ikon Mails. • Mr. Gloss, Mau of the Minka. Mr. Solo m cs. , Moos of the Maria NM Mr. F Mate of the MKS. The following circumftance ought to fens as a caution to mitten of veffels who may hereafter anchor in any open road, to take perfons with them in their boats (whets they have occafion to go on &ere) as are capable of rowing or !leering the Lune ►ack to their refpeftive !kips. The maser of a veal lying at anchor in Guavas Lake. landed near Penzance. after which he ordered his two boys (one about nine. and the other about is years of age) to return with the boat. which they attempted to perform under fail. but not being able to manage her, they were drifted by the wind and tide dear three sine% and on the verge ofa range of rocks, where. in ell probability. they would loon have! tavilled, had apt dm WIN honk boat Mae is shot Album NAVAL APPOINT:IIE2I7I'S. Captains—La C srr, Commander, to the STU RX SON HiNt• Ho run at.to the lama:ruse; pun TealPle tn the Sr.A twin's; Sir Wat.BoL to the CHILD[II3 Sinop; G : r HLATIMCOrr, to the Sul MAN I ; and Cambium to the 'farrow. Lieutenants—alcm A an WILL tAnts, to the FEAR L ess brig l'A atoms, to the H eCATE ;aftll J . PRILI ,to t►e cloaca. Rev.--Mr.DZATTRT isappointed Chaplain to the Fac LLLLL ; C. BORNE, to the GA NCI'S ; R. Thou %I, to the NoatruMaaa. LA No; and D. HARRIS, to the UTRECHT'. Mr. DAITA D, Forman to the Bricklayers at Sbeernefs, la ap pointed Matter Bl:CMayer it that Yard: FROM LLOYD': LIST. MAL, Auc. 3.—. Sailed the Altman (trop of vrrr to the Weft. ward.—The Sulphur, bomb, has f, to into the Downs the Spill& lugger, Del Carmen, front Bilboa—Wind S. W. GRAVIVENU, —Paired by the Marquis of Welkley, Dover Callle, Sampfon anti Anna, kl'artilaw, from India; Court. land, Thompfon, from South Georgia ; Swinger, MFarlane; Ed. gar, Engliat ; Perrie, Paty ; Henry Addintan, Lary; and Carl bury, Dullin, from Jamaica; 'Pippo° Saib, flan, from Charlet too ; Sir William Lufhington, Ithckbur", from Grenada; As gotta, Rol's, and Patriot, Strannock, front Antigua ; St. Andrew, —, and Polly, Hancock, from Charante; Fadtor, Downy. from Demarara ; Leviathan, Bryce. from Trinidad; Henry. leeks, from Virginia; Crefcent, Perry, from St. Kitt's; Catharina, Ni. cholfon, from River Plata; Anna Longa, Lloyd; Co',faz Baum; Vrow Elizabeth, Vrow Conitantia,.—; Refolutle, Droadc, Joht.fon ; Vrow Maria, —, and Ncw PaCtor, —, (all prizes, from Surinam, and Leeral other prizes the Daphne, Maleclm, for Say ,rinaht Nam . , LAN, for 2 , 1,w York, rod the Cecilia, —, fur Pcteriburgh. 11, Eaßridge, C.recnlandman, is arrived at Dundee. a fall mip r at.,' to, molt valuable cargo of oil that ever came to Dundee. The Zelina and Carolina, from Martinique. is captured. and fent into Miiford, by the Drake privateer, of Dover. The °alike, Clark, from Lontloo, for Malta, is taken and cartfed Into Cartbagena. The Henrietta, of L'Orient, from the file of France, taken by the John Bull privateer, of Liverpool, and arrived at Cork. Aitaivco—ln the Downs, Pbamis, Douglas, from J,unial; William and Emma, Haslewood, front Mogadore; Leviathan. Bryce from Trinidad; Tippoo Sal ., Flagg, from Charleiton g Courtjand, Thruapfon, from the South Seas; Catharine, Lane, from Cork ; and Maria Carolina, Holing, from China for &orb def.—At Portfmouth, Mary, Crick, from Grenada; Alliance. Drilla:, from Honduras ; and Hs, Skinner, from New Yort i At C 0111.2, Poltroon, Jackfoll, from Quulelton ; and Robert. Wi fon, from Virginia—At Briltol, Lewis, Orr, from Balton $ Warren Coops, from Virginia • Suceefs, from Oporeos and Sally, Mattocks, from New York—At Live-pool, Mars. Rogers from New York; lames, Chandler. from New °dem: Gypky , M•Targatt, from Liilion; Seven Sifters, Child, from South Carolina • and Alligator, Davis, feint Greenland—At Cork, Lady Shaw St ewart, Parry, from Montferrat $ and ClljOntle. Moly:mix, from Philadelphia—At Waterford, William, Hall, from Trinidad—At Jerky, Ptince, —, front Grenada, tared; and Abraham Jobannefs, prize to the Ceres pi Oporto, General Prefcott, Bland, from Liverpool—At= Daekingfield, Hall; Channel Rots, Mitigator sad r Simkins, front Londoo—At Grenada,Belling.Farsin,fram Lams. des—At Jamaica. Elniftaa Parket. Robinfon, Isent Lantiwo.. At Africa. Rio Nom, Appleby, * from Londians..At Cana. Sem Waterfoini-.At btirppkwa. nom James, from Londas..-At Aria, liklaunk tn. Hes auras—,At Falmouth, Larrd, Saw, from Bidlaildpils , ..-At Clyde, EgUnten, !imam, from New Yorb...lla Pam. Indian Chief, Spick, from lleagaa.—At Honduras, lir" drain, from IlditoL The following intelligence has bath received at Hull :—.Captain Limes., of the Crefeent, of North Shields, from Memel toWaterford (Ireland), reports, that on the Bth ult. he patted through a Beet of Dutch ,domrs : he counted feventy fail, under convoy of tietoigs,, who hoißed Pru San colours. Capt. R. I put into Stroannefs the following day, and informed g Lieutenant, who commanded there, of the circuits. r i 'fiance, who immediately lent off an ex pp Ids . Admiralty. It is raid they had F es tree,* board, as it was too late to go at the cry." ---' • ' - . . . . . I • , 6 Admiral Sir CIIMILIIS Po&i • • - . " Ol yellerday in the Committee on the t by many found obfereations. His sag claufe, taking from the Captains, ' the power of chatlging their Agent, mom lb . . as to induce Sir WILLIAM SCOTT SO withdraw it.—. One material regulation is made in this Bill. namely, that of obliging Agents to pay once a week fuck prizes as are in a courfe of one payment, ia(tcad of once a month, as now in practice. • • , A letter from Rotterdam, dated July 26, Rates as follows :—" On Saturday and Sunday lad feveral male arrived in Bridle. with cargoes of Colonial. . produce, tobacco, &c. clearing in from limbdea mother neutral ports, which were all Sopped by a hem% veld, and on each of them a French guard bothaen put, to prevent any part of their cargoes eggs hobs landed, or difpofed of, by the confignees.' • Wit fitherday received New- York papers to the .. egtlt of Jane, brought by the Iris. Captain Semite , who left New York on the sit of July. The pates: gen by her arc— '.ogr. eact hem tun, and children •, leth said haDa Td7kirsbet agrildr, Mr. Wonder, Mr. Newbsd. MA °thy % , The following article is taken flew the Nne feral atakiertsler, of the agth of June t—" On the refit or fine, arrived at W - datisztem the fchooner City, liven days-fromr.Freiamis. She brit) ksiss4l. • ce,.that the ity%tiotiary affairs of St. ' remain in awfol ancenstinty. The sf:the whole country. 'crept shoot two NOW the principal (capon. No troops of cosh: - queue bad arrived, and of the few that were feat oat, two regiments had deferted to the enemy, who have tic-quires:l fedi arength, and arc (itch defperato' modes of attack. that not eves the ellofen tun of •Boaaraara will Rand before them. in the field of idiot). In this dreadful Striation, the alma* es- • handed inbabitaats are the ealy potation of the country. Many attempts Whets aide to Teta,* Tortuga. hot, after tome fsvere Me, and moth odthed, the Whites wen to leave it is pacifies of the Brigands. y to a law order of the FIRST Cu,. we, Gel). ItOell/lIIISAIS and kite will hereafter sefirie at the Cape." 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