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ed.. •••#,lrmY. in - a very Old Regiment of Ara .change with one of Infantry, or a Captain on Establishment.--APply by letter (post paid) with to G. A. at Nnls's Coffe-house,Serle-street, LOCKIER'S CREDITORS. 'TTORS of THOMAS LOCKIER, Thames-.street, Merchant, and formerly Pug* East-Indianian, are particularly requested to . their respective Demands, together with the any) held by them, with the Interest calculated express to be payable with interest) up to the 19th the date of the Commission, to Messrs. Dennetts Arms-yard, Coleman-street, on or before instant, in order that their Depositions may previous to the Meeting for the choice of Assignee!. • 93d inst. at one o'clock at Guildhall, and by that inconvenience and confusion that too frequently prepared at Guildhall. ANNUITIES FOR LIVES. to be borrowed, by the United Pa- Mary-le-Bow, St. Pancras, Soper-lane, and iney-lane, London, for the Repairs of the Parish Mary-le-Bow, in Cheapside, a fbrther Suns of exceeding the Sum of 600 L upon Annuities for Lives, Lenders. No sum to be accepted less than willing to advance money for the purposes afore ` to send their proposals in writing, mentioning the wiling to advance, and the life or fives and terms they are willing to advance the sante, to Messrs. Ni -nleships, Solicitors for the sa'd Parishes, at their Of- Hall, Poultry, of whom further particulars may BRITISH COURAGE DISPLAYED! WILLIAM ROGERS's LETTER C:.ptain), to Captain SUTTON, at Falmouth. Carlisle Bay, October 4,1807. WTI very happy to inform you of our arrival at Bar lye passage, on the Ist day of October. 30. N. longitude 57. 30. we fell in with a French ; after two hours action she struck to the Wind had 13 killed and wounded ; the . privateer 57 kill- got a pro:cst for the ship's damages : all the iot away, the mizen ditto, mainmast and mizen the mizenmast and mainyard until I get to Anti : main and mizen channel is shot away, with her our sails arc very much damaged. a great fatigue for then four days, in having so iboard,and only having 11 of us to guard 56. schooner out of Guadaloupe, mouLts six long 6- long 24-pounder, 109 men ; when we boarded were covered with killed and wounded. tbe able to sail lot this week to come. The Prince sailed the day before we arrived. a ship that sails next week how we get on. KILLED. Bellman, Carpenter. iDuDgey, Seaman. ditto. WOUNDFD. • Isilatihew, Master, in the back. anus atcher,B: Seaman, dangerous, through the thigh. Trogonln, Sail-maker, through the leg. 't Thai= ' Seaman, dangerous, through the arm. Rogers, Selman, in the forehead. Bone, Seaman, through the arm. Trewillian, Seaman, leg and arm. alieU4 Q4sert, ditto, lest his finger at the wheel. IiVIIRvi% Roberts, Sean:an, dangerous through the breast, and Ott tig e t he bk. • , Seaman, slightly. I am, Sir, your obedient humble Servaqt, WM. ROGERS. ,s have occut led in the annals of Great Britain, in cottrue has been displayed than by the dew of his :ket, tha Windsor Castle, who, regardless of them their families, and bearing in their minds the ever-me expression of the immortal Nelson, " That England ex. ato do his duty," gallantly defended their vessel or 4 superior force, which, after a severe action of captured. _ at which such a signal display of British er.ergy and been made, cannot but excite the attention and libera. Public, especially when it is recollected that there is not, much it may be regretted) any adequate national provi. relatives of those who die, or for those who are woun defence of hisiklajesty's packets: this consideration has atLhadiridual to open a Subscription for WiLetest ling Captain of the Whtdsor Castle, and crew, and of those brave men who so nobly f.O in this ac. zsumed the Country v. ill truly appreciate the bravery and 'edness of the Crew of this ship, and stimulate others to - spirited example, by actively promoting and giving el lublcription, for which hooks are opened at Lloyd's and at Messrs. James Dixon, Young, and Dixon's, Fenejturch-street, London. • Subscriptions have been already received since the last Advertisement. London Ta- G.ll. L. se 1 1 - £.5 5 W. D. 1 1 i and Co. 5 .5 E. S. oodhouse 5 5 Sir Isaac Pocock, Bart. 5 0 .5 5 Abel Moysey $ 5 5 J. Davis and Co. . S 5 0 Minet and Fector 10 10 5 0 Lord Rolle 10 10 5 5 Found 1 0 5 5 Robert Lucas 2 2 .5 5 Twyman and Co. 1 1 (Tax Office) 1 1 Swanzy, Eynon, and Co. 5 5 are the Names of the Crew of the Vs'inthor Castle forwarded by Captain Sutton, of Falmouth, upon the the vessel at that Port, to Mr. Dixon, of Fenchurch- Rodgers, Commander Mate A, Boatswain Jordan, Gunner Thompson, Cook Lawrence, able seaman Troth, ditto . • . Hayman, ditto "- Parkir, ditto ' 1 Martin, ditto• a Tonkin, ditto Smith, ditto • Thomas, ditto Trudgeon, ditto cherry, ordinary S , 2arr.an Hazel, ditto • KILLED. Bellman, Carpenter: left a widow and two young children. Dungey, Able Seaman: a widow and one young tills, ditto: father and mother very poor. Roberts, ditto: (died of his wounds) ditto ditto. WOUNDED. korphew, Master, in the back. Hatcher, Able Seaman, badly in the knee and arm, and probability will never be able to do duty as a seaman again: ife and child. l j 'regoning, badly in the leg. tomas, lost his arm, and left at the Hospital at Dominica in trolls state: bas a wife and five children. . Rogers, in the head. Boaze, its the arm. trevellion, in the thigh with two musk.% balls. Odgers, in the fing , r. • \MPS DMON feels himself Mkd upon, in behalf of the 9f the Windsor Castle Packet, to return b;s achnow to the Noblemen and Gentlemen for their generous sqb 7 arid to assure them every attention shall be paid to the td the money, and will forward, either by post or pub tisemcnt, the mode that shalt be fixtd on, as soon after the February next as possible; in the mean time, Subecrip be received as before! • A CAPTA goons, will Ezcl he Half-pay listablisl real name, addressed Lincoln's Inn Fields. LO 'THE.CREDI' late of Upper 1 ser of the - Arniston I send an Amount of t: Bills or Npferlaf any ofpon melt it express Doceniber last, the end Grooves, King's the 18th of January be prepared previous onilluttirday, the 29d means avoid' the inc attend their being pr • Al WAN'rED fishes of St. AU-Hallows, Honey anrch 'of St. Mai Money, hot exteedis to be mortised by the the mat of . 2001. All pers ons said are dewed to se gum they are twos which they are (hells and Nettleshii tee at Grocers' Hall be known. BRITI COPY of Mr. ' (Acting C. - -pt DtAlt am badoes, after 96 dal In latitude of 14. privateer, la Gurie ; sor Castle. We ha , ed and wounded. I have heen and main rigging, is she mast ;if I can ash tl gua, I will ; all the long 24-pounder: o We have had a many prisoners on 1 She is the crack sci ~uuders and one I lu, the decks wer We shall not be Ernest Packet sails . I will write by a Joseph Bellnu Thomas Duni S. Wills Mr• Mathew Thomas Hats Pd• Trogonirl John Thonam lolin Storni, WNW Boa: Olene Tee Swot Oise WNW Rob out tilM Capfge To Caft. Suttatill sw instances I which greater con Majesty's packet, *elves and their fa gonrable expressic pets every man I t WI attack ol two hours, bel' ° The period int courage has been thy of the Public, (however much i sion for the relati ded, in the defend induced a private Rontas, the sc ti for the Relatives Lion. It is presumed disinterestedness follow their spizi feet to this Subl Coffee-house, an No. 50, Fenchuri The following Si Master, New Lo 'ern North, Hoare, a J. and M. Wocid W. Davis G. H. Ward W. Drummond J. Crauford • W. Falkner Lord Carringtoz Geo. Kinlock Sayre, Each C The following a Packet, as for arrival of the street: William Rodger Henry Julian, II Roger HazeU, I Robert Jordan, George Thompi Richard Lawre Edward Troth, Thomas Hayna Thomas Parkir. Edward Martin William Tonki Joshua Smith, Joseph Thomas '1 homas Trudg William Cherr William Haze Joseph Bethnal Thomas Dung• Sinton Wills, d Wm. Roberts, Joseph Morph Thomas Hate in all probal has a wife s I ichael Treg John Thomas a dangerou • John Rogers, 'William Boas George Tree Samuel Odgc Mr. JAM mllant crew ledgements ti seriptions, as distribution advertiser lift day of Fe bons will be TAE EVENING STA.' Loy • THURSDAY, 'JANUARY M. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Console, money, 641 f—for January 641--Redoced 63i. Omni= prem,...Elebeci. Biala ss. pre. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6314. Imp. s per Cent. 10H 3 per Cent. Cons. 6sft Imp. Ann. 7 9-16ths 4 per c ent. Exch. Bill., lc 4i. pc peralt. Omni= si Long Ann. 111 I.46tbi English Tickets SDI. IN. India Bonds, par Is. di ,. Cons for ace. 6 41 A FLAG OF TRUCE. The. vessel that was in waiting at Dover to carry over the Austrian Messenger to Calais, sailed about 11 o'clock on Tuesday night with a Flag of -Truce ; and yesterday forenoon, about 10 o'clock, another Flag of Truce landed an Austrian Gentleman at Dover, charged with dispatches for Prince STAII REMBERGt with which he reached town between 11 and 12 o'clock last night. The Channel fleet sailed again from Torbay on Tuesday last, to resume its station off Brest. The Non-Importation Act took place in America on the 14th ultimo, under certain restrictions. A vessel bound for Bristol, last from a Spanish p-,rt, with a cargo of wool, has arrived at Penzance, the Captain of which states, that it was very gene rally believed there, that the Americans had declared war against England. A Leeward Island Mail arrived yesterday. This morning arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Princess Amelia packet ; she left Jamaica on the 23,1 of NoveTber. His Majesty's ship Chichester was to sail for Eng land on the '26th November. The fleet for Great Britain, &c. was appointed to sail op the 30th Novem• ber. Accounts from Barbadoes, of tie 27th November, announce the capture of the ships Elliot and Juro, from Demerara. They are stated to have been taken on the sth of November, after an action of nearly two hours with a French privateer schooner, La Jalouse. They have been carried into Guadaloupe.—His Ma jesty's ship Blonde has been very successful in the capture of several privateers. The Princess Mary packet, which is arrived at Fal mouth, left Tortola on the Sth ult. Some days pre vious to her departure, Admiral COCHRANE'S squadron was gone to cruize off the island of Santa Cruz, under the command of Captain WOOD, of the Arethusa.— The Admiral himself was gone to some of the Bri tish Islands, to make arrangements for an attack upon the Danish islands, expecting instructions to that ef fect. The flank companies at St. Kitt's were in rea diness to join the forces at Barbadoes. The Danish Islanders seem to have imbibed all the animosity of the mother-country against us, and were dis posed to resist to - the last• extremity. A short time before the packet sailed, two British frigates came to an anchor near Santa Cruz : the inhabitants imme diately flew to arms, and sheaved every disposition to contest our landing. The Danish force at Santa Cruz is not believed to be formidable ; but from the move ments which have lately taken place amongst the French, troops at Guadaloupe, there eras reason to apprehend that 'attempts would be made to throw in succours. An inconsiderable french force did embark, in November, on board some small ships at Guadaloupe, perhaps with the intention of succouring Santa Cruz ; if so, they changed the obect of their expedi tion, for they landed on the island of St. Bartholo mew, where they committed vast depredations, and pillaged the inhabitants of a considerable sum. They fired so well on this expedition, that the poor Swedes were apprehensive of another visit from them, or a fresh party. The French marauders took with them two schooners laden with spoils. Letters of the Ist ult. by the Princess Mary, from St. Thomas's, give a deplorable account of the state of that island, for want of provisions. The people were almost in a state of famine, and saw no prospect of relief, as the island was blockaded ; notwithstan ding, the Danish Governor had the temerity to refuse a supply of provisions, which our officers, prompted by humanity, had offered the enemy. The Queen Charlotte packet was expected to ssul with the next advices for England, and it is not probable that she may furnish us with the first account I of the attack on Santa Cruz, as it is now ascertained that Admiral CCXHRANE'S instructions for hostilities against that island were sent out by the November packet. Government, we understand, delayed them as long as possible, being willing first to leave no means untried to conciliate the Danish Government. • Mr. CLIvE, who lately came from Vienna on parole, takes his passage, with his wife and two children, in the same ,esseT with the Count de MIEN. The Campion armed cutter arrived on Monday at Portsmouth from Buenos Ayres ; she left the River Plata on the 25th September, having on board the British hostages, Captains STA,NROPE, CARROLL, and HAMILTON, and upwards of 200 soldiers, principally belonging to the 71st Regiment. The Campion touched at St. Helena on the 11th of November, and left 30 soldiers belonging to the corps in that Island. She sailed from St. Helena on the 17th of November, at which time the Agincourt, of 64 guns, Capt. HILL, I was waiting at that Island, for convoy. The Cain ' pion came as a cartel s and had on board Lieutenant. THOMAS, of the Navy, agent tin- traLsports. • ' • THE COURT.). ..;~. . Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their Msnorrizs arrived at the Queen's Palace, from Win dsor, in their travelling carriage , escortedby a party of Light Horse . —.the Pen;Claes followed in two other carriages. Soon after one o'clock, the Princesses ELIZABETH and Soma, went to St. James's Palace, and honoured Lady CHAILOTTZ FINCH, at her apartments, with a morning visit ; their Royal Highnesses were soon after followed by their Royal Sisters, the Princesses M* andlikuntA ; they all remained with their re spected Governess till about three o'clock, when they returned to the Queen's Palace. Soon after two o'clock, his MAnsTy held a private levee at the Queen's Palace,. which was numerously attended. There were present — The Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the three Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chamberlain, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Alderman Shaw, the Recorder of London, the Duke of Montrose, the Earls of Fife and Uxbridge, Viscount Hawar den, Lords Somerville, Heathfield, and 1... Gower, Sirs I: and T. Shairp, Generals Sir J. Moore, Villettes, Paget, Lumley, Frazer, and Oakes ; Colonels Kempt, Clinton, and Nichols ; the Rev. Mr. Digby; Messrs. Stewart, Phillips, Smith, Garliie, Her bert and Fawkner. The following had the honour of being presented to his MAJESTY : Sir !Ames Innes Kraotpon his marriage, by the Earl of Fire. Lord Lxvzson GOWER, upon his return froro his Embassy to the Court of Petersburgh. Messrs. Piz:Lt.:es and SMITH ' the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, upon their tlection to their Office, by Mr. Alderman SLAW. Major General PAGET, upon his promotion and return from Sicily, by the Earl of UILDRIDGE. Lieutenant General Sir J anti Mooax, upon his return from Sicily. The Rev. Mr. DIGBY, upon his being appointed one of the Canons of Windsor, by Lord SOMERVILLE. Mr. STEWART, upon his return from his being Secretary to the Embassy at Petersburgh. Lieutenant General VzttETTEs, upon his being appointed to the command of the 64th Regiment, and to be Lieutenant Governor of the Island of Jamaica, and Commander of the Forces, with the rank of General in the Island. Mr. GARLICEL, upon his return as his Majesty's Envoy from the Courts of Copenhagen and Prussia. Brigadier General LUMLEY, upon his return from South America. Sir STEPREN SHAME, upon his return from being his Majesty's Consul at Petersburgh. Major General M‘Ktts tit FRAZER, upon his return from the Mediterranean. Colonel Kr.strT, of the 81st Regiment, upon his being appoint ed Quarter Master General to his Majesty's Forces in North America. Colonel HENRY CLIN - rox, upon his return from Sicily. Lieutenant Colonel Nic no Ls, of the Royal York Rangers, upim his promotion and return from Buenos Ayres. Viscount HAwsaDLN, upon his succeeding to that title. Major General oABr.s l upon his return from Sicily. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Cabinet Mini sters, Lord LEVESON GOWER and Mr- Gsnuatz, and held a Privy Council, at which the Recorder of Lon don attended, and made his report of the following convicts capitally convicted at the last Old Bailey Sessions : J. Almond, for forgery. . M. Brady, for stealing goods, value 121. 15s. in a dwelling- house. Jane Mosenau, for stealing goods, value 131. in a dwelling house. Mary Crooks, alias Viney, for stealing goods and money in dwelling-house. Margaret Norton, for a like offence. M. Tuhoy, for a like offence. Elizabeth Tippett, for uttering counterfeit money, and having before been convicted as a common utterer. When J. Almond was ordered to be executed on Wednesday next. The others were respited during the King's pleasure. The Court did not break up till near half past six. Yesterday a number of the female Nobility, an persons of distinction, paid their respects to her M - JE.STY and the Paincaszs, at the Queen's Palace. Yesterday the Princess SorniA of Gloucester dined with her MAJ ES TY and the PRINCFSSES. Yesterday the Lord Chamberlain sent a number tickets of admission for spectators, at the ensuing ce lebra:ion of her MAJESTY'S Birth-elay, to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES. Yesterday the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the. Exchequer gave a Cabinet dinner, at his official house in Downing street. The following were the Members present :—The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke POP TLAND, Earl CAMDEN, Lords HAWKESBUHY, MUJ GRAVE and BATHURST, and Mr. CANNING. Sunday evening, was married, by special licence, at the house of Henry Merrick Ho. rt, Esq. York place, the Right Hon. Lord KEITH, K. B. &c. to Miss TIIRALE, eldest daughter of the late HEERT TIIIIALE, Esq. The Earl of ILCIIESTER will become of age on the 21st of next month, when he will bestow' the hand his fair sister LadyLOUISA EMMA STRANGEWAYS, his friend Lord HENRY ParrY. Preparatiqns, on most splendid scale, are making on the happy casion. Loris the XVIIIth went through the Edgware Road on Sunday morning last, in his carriage and six, on his way to the Marquis of BucaniditAsi s, Stowe, and changed horses at Bayswater, where relay of eleven horses was in waiting. The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND, and a large party of Nobility and Gentry, are now at Farnham , the seat of the Earl of Farnham, in the County Cavan : their Graces left Castle Coole, the magni ficent seat of the Earl of BELMORE, in the County of Fermanagh, on Wednesday last. We have already mentioned the death of Lord ALEXANDER GORDON, second son of the Duke of Gor now. The deceased only entered into his twenty-third year in November last. His disorder was internal. On Thursday night the fatal change took place on Friday night he died, attended by his mother Duchess of GORDON, his sister the Duchess of 11 roan, and the Marquis of HUNTLEY, his . Lordshii. brother. The Duchess of BEDFORD is on her return to. Woburn Abbey. The . greater part of the luggage belonging to Marquis of Douol4s, has arrived in England. the vessel which brought it home was on its passage, she was boarded by a French privateer. The ship' papers ? &c.. were overhauled; but the captors content ed themselves with taking the carriage and two valt able paintings belonging to his Lordship, susd suffer. ed the vessel to proceed on ilex voyage, . • . NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. • 'W I TORBAY, JANUARY 12. Thi s morning sailed his Majesty's ships Royal dd,A St. George, Dreadnought, Tennant, Temerak ak tune, and the Pomone and Amethyst frigat at . ts Net cruize. bard PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 13. 114 Arrived his Majesty's ships Undaunted and „ to from the Downs. The fleets for the E asti ,... Mediterranean, and Falmouth, still remain. vr td ßaTh DOVER, JAN. 13. sod dal The vessel that has been waiting since la st day to take over a Messenger to Calais , salt sus eleven o'clock last night for that port, with a • . 1 man from London. This morning, at ten o', an Austrian Gentleman, charged with dila* lira ~ ? landed here from a flag of truce from Calais, a n d „e To mediately set off for London. The French ves * l which he came sailed from Calais at eleven 0 ' Pipe last night : the Master of her says that two brigs were sent into that port yesterday ; as{ brig Joseph and Edward, Captain SsurHerr, d ,vs for this port, with Stone from Guernsey ; and • - brig, were carried in there on the sth instant. former brig was taken close into this town as she , lying-to for a pilot, to bring her into the hark e Passed by yesterday the hoy Metta Christin a , rain twin Srit.L, from St. Michael's hound to 11., A very large fleet of outward-bound ships ~ C by here yesterday afternoon, for the Westward, , French luggers were observed a little before dalk • night, lurking about to pick up with the vessels of the convoy ; one of the large brig sloops was • -to off here, and information was carried on board tint by some of our boatmen, that the privateers were , e far off ; she immediately made sail after them, a d s • doubt, preserved several of our merchantmen f ga • falling into the enemy's hands.—Wind moderate. DEAL, JANUARY 13. Sailed the Clyde, Commodore Own, on a . • e off Boulogne ; Kangaroo sloop, off Havre; Tb L. gun-brig, off Calais ; Furious gun-brig, off VA I ing ; Wrangler gun-brig, for Sheerness. The Jane privateer, Captain HAYrox, has -. s ' and brought into the Downs the American dap Oak, from Virginia. • Remain in the Downs—Princeas of Orange, They, Or pine, Mutine, Oberon, Earnest, Bold and Pleasant Hi, ' Ld sloop,—Wind N. W. and moderate. a- k Lg GRAVESEND, JAN. 13. Passed by the Helena, HA RELY, from Priem Commerce, NORMAN, from Newfoundland; and Daniel and Fredericks METRE, from * kg- Sailed the Draper, M'CoNsesz.. fee Baas; iad ' iv Tyne pacixte• Unman, lar_Dsiblin. 11:1 a a GREENOCK, JAN. It. Arrivect here last night, the Diana, Lrox, - Newfoundland, after a passage of 17 days ; left , ing ing for this port the Anna Maria, ELurs; a • on WDOUGAL ; and Hannah, DUGGAN. The %is _ ng of this port,. was loading for Liverpobl. Tlse Cie hate, for disport, sailed with the Diana, le ix• same day. Ayriyed here on Friday monst, • Navigator, Bowatu, from Charleston, in may • / id days. Left loading, the Union, RUTTAL, for [A- port. Captain BOIVDIO4 spoke, a few .' ays ago, ' thirty miles to, the westward of Cape Clear, a " Led from Newfoundland bound to Liverpool, with sails blown to pieces, and intended to put he ,' ce of first port she could make ; as it was blowing ... EN could not hear her name, but thinks.the Captain GoFF. Arrived on Thursday, the Lord the Mew., from Newfoundland, in twenty-two use The convoy for Great Britain was to sail ers cember. of DUBLIN, JANUARY 7. • UL- Monday morning his Majesty's •ships Poi- • • Rear Admiral Mucky, and Africa, Captain • toe, TUN ; the Protecor, Daphne, Fly, Alphas and ing Fish gun-brigs, with the vessels and u` c • from Monte Video, sailed for London and ' 4 " His Majesty's ship mesis, Czrain Sous with the convoy ? also sailed for the mouth. I of on The Lydia, Capt. mreriu, was to sail bd. the Kitt's on the Bth of Decembet. oc- The Expedition, Sevin, teum Peterhead London, was taken on she ggd of November, '"` carried into Embden. and at The Peggy, Itteg, from &go for Liver 4k re a on the Isle of Man. The John and Ann, Wat.tioss, from " arge for Barbadoes, is put into,Virginia in distress. lam, The Frederica, Nattsox, from St. Übe's, his ty of taken, retaken, and is arrived at Hull. 'gni' The Retrieve ' Taylor, from Riga for ll' unty capttired, and ca rried into the Texel. The Globe, Wood, from Liverpool for Gal' Lord lost on the island of Isla. LsOß- third Lieutenant HERVEY is promoted to the sok 3nal Commander, and to the command of the and sloop of war. T tie Aaarreo.—At Dartmouth, the Kingmore, Mann ; AO' BED- riston ; and the Pickle, Skinner, from N & p h Bothers, Bente • Alicia, Etheridge; General h'P' S the List° r, Walker, from Newfoundland--In num Roads, from Quebec—At Cromarty, Drubs'', 5 . 1 "'"_.„.., Quebec —At Liverpool, Scipio, Allen ; Winchester, D the t e h h e ar •Royal on; Edz e artl, from xander, ton ? Leb u e l cl a S van usan nah; gi do . As Intent, Steward, from Newfoundland—At Wate 6 04 ~_: ;sage, shire; -.--, from Newfoundland; and. the Mount NI" s hire s from Boston—At Jersey, Friendship, Bond, from C/o, At Cork, Phillips, Williams, from Baltimore—At Win rite f it- Ann, --!—; and the Minerva, Kenn, from L iv " . vaiu- Lucia, Poplar, --. from Newfoundland —At St. IlUtts Miler. tor, Quelsh, from London-1x St. Vincent's, Y 0811 6,,,.. .....-- v grom Landon—AA Antigua, Hansiltuo,'lg""