Star. — London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

MININIIII or otherwife, front fruit or few, mired with any other ingre eli.nrs or materials whatfocver, commonly called Sweets. or Made Wines - •s 1 o Fur nosy Barrel of fuch Sweets or made Wines, of frith Menu fadture, which Mail be imported diroftly from Ire land into Great Britain. - r r o For every Gallon of Wort or With brewed or made for extradling Spirits in England for home confumption, from any Malt, Corn, 'Grain, or Tilts, or any mixture with the • fame 0 0 51 For every gallon of Cyder or Perry, or any other Walk or Liquor, . brewed or made as aforefald, from any fort or kind of Bridal materials, except fuch as are before•mentloned, or any mixture therewith for doodling (Pats for home covtumption o 5 For every gallon of Wort or Walk brewed or made as aforefald from mollaffes or fugar, or any mixture therewith for extending fpirits for home eonfumption o o 8 For every gallon of With brewed or made as aforefaid from Fo reign refuted Wines, or Foreign Cyder or Walk, prepared from any coher foreign materials, except Molaffes and Sugar, or any mixture therewith for extreang fpirita for home confumption o 0 For every 120 pllone of Walk which Sir William Bithop and Ar ea Blimp, and the furavors and turvivor of them, polrefful of the dittillery and premifes in which George Bithop, &ceded, carried on the minut.dture of Ataidftone Geneva, at Maidstone, in the county of Kent, on or before the sth July, 1804, from a weight of malt or other corn, including the bran thereof, and not exceeding t [albs. averdupois - ors 0 •`':;:'For every gallon of nab in the poffdfion of the Paid Sir William Bithop, and Angles Bilhop, or the Survivor, Sic. at any time when jo pllonrof any walk, fo in their poffeffion, taken and dittilled by the Officer of Excite, according to the direalons of an Aet of the 39th of his prefent Majefty, Mall be found to pro duce more than two ullon., and one-eight of a gallon of fpirits of ftrength of one in fix under hydrometer proof o o 6 For every gallon, wine mcafure, of the cubical content of each and every Rill, including the head and every part thereof of any horn, pipe, tube, or other apparato whatever, as high as the !team can 'fond, and until the top of the head lOU turn down worth, and form an angle of 45 degrees, which thall be tired for any of the purpores hereafter mentioned, that is to fey, For the making or diddling of I ow wines or (pinks for confump ' don in Scotland, from tiro, grain, malt, tilts, cyder or perry, or any liquor made from Brain; materials, or any mixture therewith, in any place in Scotland, except the Highland Dif via, particularly fpecified in the Ads In that cafe made, the annual rum of 34 0 0 For the making or diftilling of Low Wines, or Spirits, for con fumption in Scotland, from Molafea or Sugar, or any Mixture • therewith, in any part of Scotland, the annual turn of • - 335 0 0 For the making or diftilling Low Wines, So. for confumption in Scotland. from Foreign refuted Wines, or Foreign Cyder, or With prepared from Foreign Materials, except Molafes or Sugar. or any Mixture therewith in any part of Scotland, the annual turn of - - 380 0 o And for reaifyino, compounding or mixing in any place in Scot land, of any kinds of Spirit), or Strong Waters for cooti:optima there, the annual fan of - 54 0 0 For every Galion, Fa Mb Wine meagre. of fpirits of the Strength oft ro to over hydtornaer proof, and Co in proportion for any higher or lower degree of ftreagth which hall be made or dif nom , • ty part in Scotland, for confumption in Scotland, not exceednu the number of Gallons of Spirits limited and milder ed, mourning to the annual rates hereinafter mentioned, by or from each Mit to be paid over and abova the aforefaid Doty on the c‘mt-nt of be Still, and the hereinafter mentioned, by or • from each tux lo be paid over and above the aforefaid Duty on the moot of the 5111, and the berdiedter motioned Duty on the Worts, or Warn from which Inch Spirits may be, or may have been mode or &Wiled, the rum of o 0 3 For every Gallon. Basta wine mestere. of aU.Worts or Walk or made In any put rpwe In Scotland, other than and except in toe Highland Mid& aforefaid, for extraaing Spirits for confumptio in Scotland, from any Malt, Coo, Grain, Tilts, C- der. er Perry, or other, Worts. Wait er Li quor nude or brewed from nay fort of Brkill materials, or any Mixture therewith - oo it Per every Gallon, Enid& Wine Mestere, of all Worts or Wadi brewed or mule In any part or pier , lo Scotland, for extradthu Spirits fur onhimption In Scotland. fr,n Madre* or Sugar, or any mixture therewith, or from Foray , refuted Wines, or Feo . nags Cyder, or With prepared from foreign Mate. this, ornery :Mature therewith - - o oft For every Gallas. Erie& wine medure. of the cubical cement or clianty of each and every Sill, including the head, iv d every part thereof, and of any horn, pipe, tube, or other apparatus therewith courted/ed. andcr whatever name or derromlnadon the fame may be called or known, as high as the Ream can *food, and anti the top of the head fans tam downwards and form an Ogle el 45 degrees, which hall be sated or employed in diftil ling and drawing of fpirits in the Highland &Mit aforefald, for onfumption in the laid Highland difirid oily, from the Barley, Beer, or Bigg of the growth of the food and rcfpec dye counties, parts el counties and places, within the fad High land Midas, the cubical content or capacity of fuch Dill not being kb than thirty, nor more than forty gallteli, the annual firm of • - 3 3 c For every Gallon, Foe& wine meaftve, goading forty gallons , of the rubies !content or capacity of each and every fuch wbkh that be fo ufed and employed by, or haft be in the pof halo of fuck boded perfon within the Highland diffsia aforefaid, the ftiglas not being more than three Oka over and above the LW forty ifiliiooll.the 10131131111121 of 415 0 For and upoo all Spirits, of the Strength of one to ten, over hy drometer proof. which hall be &tilled in Scotland for coo fumptica is Scotland, exceeding the fiversl and refpealve %modeles bereinefter mentioned, over and above all other du des whadoeva, the-korai Aims hereinafter mentioned (that is to fay)-- For every Gallon of tot Floplue Spirits diftilled from Malt Con or any Britifli Materiah, exceeding the annual rate of 1,025 gallons of the drength dorchid, for each gallon of the content of the lull, when the before mentioned annual dot of 541 I . Shall be pod for every gallon of Aida content In the of Scodatal.of exceeding the annual rate el Shy-two gallons of the Itnerigth aforefaid, fur each gallon of the coital of the Still, ' when the before-mention* aortal ditty of 3L p. hall be paid, for every Oho of fuchocatestin the Highland difiridt ulbrtt id, die rum of o a 6 For every gallon of firth ferries Spirits dittilled from Molars or Sugar, exceeding the annal rate of 44250 gallons, of the Itrength ' aforefald, for cads pies of the um/ant of the Sill, when the before-mentioned anneal duty of 3351 hall be paid, for every gallon of firth content, le any pan or place of Scotland, ebb Corn el o a et I And for every gallon of huh fogies fpirk, diftilled from other Foreign Materials than btat or Sugar, exceeding the an nod rate of 3,645 gallons of the ftreagth afordakl, for each gallon of the content of the MB, when the beforeoentioeed annual duty of 3110 L Safi be= every gallon of foli con tent, In any part or plate in , the fent of o s sot for every Ualon et Spirits &blast dike quantity of fpirits com puted at the ftremith of ow to tea over hydrometer proof, ' which hall be produced to the proper Moro Olson of Fa. I rife by any Diftiller In Scotland, and be .wally charged with I the beforomeetioned ditty of three-pesee far every plots, hill be found to fan dot of the quaadty which ought to have beat produced according to the before-mentioool an se: al rates, the fuse of - 0 is 3 SO every deficiency of Spirits, In every cafe when the Spirits ca traded by any diftther is Scotland, end produced to the proper direr of Excite, and dually charged with the duty of three-pool for every Galion, Sall fall then of the relpoithre proportions therein afteroendood (that is to fay).— it the Spirits ha which the deficiesey Shan birdikovered Shall have been made or diftilled from Mak. Cons, or Blida materials, or any Wormy therewith, and if any diltilkr In the Lowluads of Scotland, hell net produce to the proper dicer, at loft ele ven gallons Engl.. wine niedine of Spirits, of the itrength of me to is weer Hydrometer proof, for gory one hundred gal lens of Walk, prepared from the GM materials, and food in etc euttody of loth a diftMer, ce If any &Whir in the High land diesidt of Scotland, la not produce to the dhow, at loft, fix Cams of Spirits of the arena aforefaid, for ivory too Gallons of Wells. from Parfet. Seer. or Din. of the growth of the Highlands, or any Warm therewith, and food in the milady of leek diftiller, tor every Galion deficient the rani of 0 0 9 If the Spirits in which tbedeSciency ball be &hovered hall have been made or from Mohan or Sugar, or any mixture the oath, arid soy diltaar is any part or place in Scotland. lOU mot rodeo to the proper dicer. at leak usury-two pat ios of Spirts, of the itrooeth aforefald, sir every too Wises ▪ Walls. heat the (aid snetedala and bond in the ettlla'i al Ors 1111111kr, fit every Qu IPdelkisse • z tot 4 is 0 at ►a Ito ou. 'ad Yr me • of id Or if the Spirits in which the deficiency thail be slikovered have been dillifted from any other Foreign materials; or any other mixture therewith, and any Distiller, in any pan or place in Scotland, than not produce to the proper Officer, at leoft, twenty Gallons of Spirits of the ftrength aforefaid, for ever, hundred Gallons of Walli prepared from the Paid matrrial!, ' and found in the cuftody of fuch Diftiller, for cony Gallon deficient • • 0 1 4 For every Gallon, Engliffi wine mature, of Spirits of a Strength not exceeding that of one to ten over hydrometer proof, and lo in proportion for any higher degree of Strength made or diftill ed in England,aud imported or brought from thence into Scotland 0 1 0 For every Gallon of Math Spirits, of a ftrength not exceeding that of one to ten over hydrometer proof, manufadured in Scotland, and brought from thence to England 0 1 6i For every Gallon of all loch Spirits as laft aforefaid, of a greater ftrength than one to ten over hydrometer proof, and not ex ceeding Three per Centum over and above one to ten over hy drometer proof, two (billings and fixpence farthing; and alto a further duty, proportioned to the degree of ftrength bi which fuch Spirits than exceed the Paid Strength of one to ten over hydrometer proof a di and a Surchare. For every Gallon of Single Rum Spirits in Aqua Vita, of the produce of the dritifli Colonies or Plantations in America, imported into Great Britain - - o 3 5 For every Gallon of Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vitz above proof, of the produce of the Bridal Colonies or Plantations in America, imported Into Great Britain o 6 8 For every Galion of Single Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vita, imported by the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the Eaft Indies - - 0 3 9 For every Gallon of Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vita, above proof, imported by the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the Eaft Indies - 0 7 3 For every Ga lon u Single Brandy Spirits, Aqua Vita, or Strong Waxen of any fort or kind, other than fuch Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vita as aforefaid, imported into Great Britain, not being Iran Spirits imported dtredly from Ireland 0 4 at For every gallon of brandy !pit Its, aqua vita, or Strong Water., above proof, other than fuch Brandy, Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vita as aforefaid, imported into Great Britain, not trills (pinks imported diredlyffrom Ireland - o 8 14 The above duties to be paid for all Rum, Foreign Brandy, Spi rits or Aqua Vita, for which all the duties charged or chargeable thereon, !hall not have been paid on or before the 13th day of Junc,lBo3. For and upon all Tea fold after the r ath day of June. 1803, by the United Company of Merchants trading to the Eaft Indies, for every tool. of the grofs produce thereof 45 0 • For every barrel confifting of 36 gallons beer mature, of Ira Beer, Ale or Muni, imported Into Great Britain directly from Ireland o 4 1 i For every gallon,Englidi wine meafure of Spirits. Aqua Vitz or Strong Waters, which dull be diftilkd or made in Ireland and imported into Great Britain, of a Strength not ex. seeding rto to, hydrometer proof 0 3 • 2 Foe all fuch Spirits above the ftrength of rto to over hydrometer proof a Duty In proportion to the laft mentioned Duty, and for and upon Inch of the faid Spirits as Shall be (sweetened or com pounded, a like Duty computed upon the highcft degree of ftrength at which loth Spirits can be made. DRAWBACKS. For every barrel of Strong Bea, brewed or made in Great Bri tain above t6s. the barrel, exclufive of duty,uot being Twopenny Ale, mentioned in the 7th Article of the Treaty of Union with Scotland, exported to Foreign parts u Merchandise, the fum Of - 0 4 It For every Ton of Foreign Wine which mail be exported to foreign parts, from or out of the entered Stock of any dealer or feller of fah wine, the whole of the laid Duties. For all Tea. for or in refped whereof the Datylliall have been paid, and which Burn be duly exported to any place as merchandise, to which a Drawback of the Duty of Tea is DOW allowed, the whole of the laid duty. That the duties now payable on every piece of Vellum or parch ment, or awn or niece of paper, npon'which any receipt, difeharge or acquittann, given for or upon the payment et money, mall be cogrcffcdooritten or printed, do cede and t. r ermine. That !:revery piece of vellum or paz ease it, or meet or piece of paper, upon which any receipt, difclarge or acquittance given for or upon the payment of money a^ , untiug to al. and not amount • ing to 10'. Shall be engroffed, written or printed in Great Britain, there hail be charged a duty of ad.; and where the fame mall amount to s A. and not am, of to aoL du re thall be charged a du ty of 4d.; and where the lame INN am uneu a& and not amount to 3oL there Sail be charged a duty of it; and where the lame mall amount to soL and not mown to tort there hail be charg ed a duty of is.; and where the haze than amount to zooL 'and not amount to soot there hail be charged a duty of as.; and where the fame hall amount to ID* end not amount to soot. Mere !ball be charged a duty of 35.; and where the Cane hall amount to sooL or upwards, there hall be charged a duty of ge. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE es. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Red. 57f56+H+—.Cont, for opt. 51. Onnguni 2+ 3i If 3i datcoust. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 pa Can. Rai. 37.14,1 Imp. 3 per Cent. New 4 per Cent. 7343 T Excbeq. Bilk to to 35.. dIL 5 per Ct. l lAnn. thut Ontonem per H dIL 5 per C. Ann. 1797 1 924 9 214 Conked; for 0p.593 53159 Laft night we received Paris journals to the z ith inftant, inclulive. They are chiefly filled with th e debates in the Briti(h Parliament. The following are the only articles worth tranfcribing: Pasts, JuNx to.—The corvette the Naturalifte, forming one of the veffels fent out under Capt. Bay. tow, has arrived at Havre, from the We of France, after a paffage of ninety-fix days.—The meafure of an embargo in all the French pons has been extended to Genoa, where it was carried into execution on the ssth of May.—The City of Lyons ha: offered to the State a fhip of the line, which will bear the fame name.—Letters from l'Orient Rate, that :privateer of Saint Malo has captured a prize, and carried it into Paimpol. A letter from Genoa, dated May a 6, fays—u The Englifh frigate Juwo has been for tome days i■ fight of our port, in order to inform the Englifh !hips not to enter it. Yefterday the Captain fent in his boat with difpatches, and to land two Englifh paflengers who left Malta ab3ut twelve days ago. A courier arrived here on the 23d from Paris, with difpatches addreffed to M. &wellrt. In the evening of the fame day an extraordinary meeting of the Senate was held, and the fitting continued till midnight. Letters from Egypt announce that a great number of the inhabitants of Medina, Mecca, and the neighbour. hood, have retired to that province with their riches to efcape the rapacity of the rebel Aanot..Wscsaa. A 14 ST/IMAM / Jules s.—The people in feveral cities of this Republic are juft now employed in figning an Addrefs to Government, is which they defcrihe in the liveliet colours the calamities and diallers with which a new war will be attended, efter,a peace of fo Ikon duration. It would have been better, fay they, that the eats of war bad coatineed. as the lift means which renntiped to the cation have been colleted. and employed to revive as ter as pollble the toasty ajmufl annihilated. The addrefs conclude, by ex preFing an ardent defuse that our government will neglect no legal means, accompanied with the necer f.try facritices that may feem likely to avert the fatal confequences of war, and to preferve the bleffing's of peace to the Republic. It is much to be willed that the dente of the nation, fo arongly expreffed, may prevent the total min of our country. The Mini(ler yeflerday admitted that he was guilty of a miltake as to the tax on wins. He repeatedly lived it at 51. a ripe. It is to be 201. a ton, or tol a pipe. He alfo adverted to a further alteration in the duty on tea, which he was led to adopt by com munications he had yeflerday had with perfons expe. rienced in the trade. The augmentation contained in the budget was equal to the exitting duties, and would make the duty on i fine tea, go per cent. oa coarfc 30. By layik an additional duty of 45 per cent. on all kinds of tea, the whole duty on fine tea will remain at go, but that on coarfe tea will be Go pc r cent. NAVTIC,IL IN 7lt LiGe.vcff. Do ta , JuNr 14. Half pail fix p. m.—News is jull received here by a boat, that a (harp aaion has been fought between Boulogne and Calais, between a French brig and a fchooner; and the two (loops of war on this Ration: the French brig and fehooner both taken; the failurs on our heights can fee them (landing for England. Should they come into our roads, will fend further particulars in my next. All the Englilh at Calais are marched to Valenciennes. Max, Juws 4.—This morning Admiral MoN TACiO■ hoifted his flag on board the RAISONABLE man of war; and Admiral THOU:BOROUGH (truck his flag on board the GILYICHID man of war, and fet out for London.—Sailed the Eall Indiamen, and the tea of the outward bound under convoy, to the wellward. Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, JUNI 13.—The Danifh brig Induflrea, Captain Patna, which arrived here yefterday from Carthagena, has on board three large cafes, laid to contain very valuable articles, which were taken on board at Civita Vecchia, in Italy, and the veffel chartered to land them at Rochfort; they are direCted to Box AAAAA I, the Chief Conful, to be depofited in the Mufenm of Arts and Sciences ; the veffel is now under quarantine, therefore no further inveftigation can take place, until the is liberated ; but it is ge nerally believed, that their contents are compofed of a valuable colleEtion of curiofities, whether for the purpofe they are direlted, or otherwife, time muft thew; the brig has noother cargo.—Captain Wet zza, of the Royal Navy, and Mr. Jona Rome sow, late Mste of the Venus, of Briftol, left Bourdeanz on the 31ft ult. in an American vefel, and were taken out of her by the Stains frigate at Sea; the latter came in as Prize Maller of the French (hip Achille, which arrived here yellerday : at the time he failed from Bourdeauz a new 3a gun frigate, full of ftores, was ready to fail for the Ifle of France; the Breese and Bellona, two large (hip privateers, were fitting for the ERR Indies, to cruise in thofe Seas, and will foon be ready to fail.—lt does not appear, that any other privateers are at that Port, and but very few other isetfels, but the Merchants were then anzioufly looking 'for the arrival of a large fleet from their Foreign Plantations, no doubt many of them are among the number of prizes brought in here ; no Englifh veffel of any fort had been carried intez.Bourdeaux when the American veffel left it.—A Dutch galliot is now coming into the Sound, but too late to get particu lars.—Sailed on a cruise, the Boatiscsa, of 38 guns, Captain MAITLAND; NAM ISIS, OflB,CApilirl SONYA. watts ; and the Szaouts, of 18, Captain Boa's. — Orders are come down to liberate the Mailers, Mates, and crews of the detained Ba.tavian Sips, and let them take a change of linen and cloaths ; they are free to go home when thaypleafe. The icemen moftly enter' on board men of war or privateers.—The hatches of the Batavian flaipi are (cacti down, and papers fealed up till their fate is afccrtained.—Land• ed from the NAM Isis, of 3a guns, Captain P.Sor za vi tut, in Mill-bay, s6o French prifonars from the Fleet, and were immediately marched into Mill- Prifon.—Yefterday Admiral Sir J. CoLrovs, K. B. hos fted his flag at the main, asCommander in Chief of his Majefty's (hips and veffels at this port. Several of the homeward•bound St. Domingo flips captured and Ifent in here, have on board (mall framed portraits of BottaratTa and Madame BONA►ARTE, General Mo. emu, and other French charatiers, fent out to St.Do mingo and the French iflands for Pale ; but it appears by the returned portraits, that BONAPARTI'S piaure fcarcely fold at all, Madame B— f o ld a li t tl e more brifkly, but the portrait of General Motvau was purchafed every where with greet avidity.—Came in from Smyrna, an Engli(h brig, under quarantine. About fizteen days fine the was fpoke with in the Straits of Gibraltar by a French line of battle flip and frigate, full of troops, for the Welt Indies, from Toulon : they did not know any thing of the war, more than the loaner of the Englith brig, who was perfealy ignorant of the circumftance, till his arrival in this port. The letter of marque the Lord Nelfon. of this poet, of to guns, Captain Ca ou ra. was fpn ke with all well lad Tudday, 6o leagues W. S. W. of the Lizard. Poarsosouem, Jugs 4.—Arriveli the Cutout's frigate. frost Loag Reach i aad Loa& logger, witb tpirits : had be taken by a Fvzt.:ll retaken by the ie.,' c t %.• !SEM, of so g• ;:l SI _ - SAUMIAItEZ'S at jert-r%l guns, Captain Los •n, far r.7.lt.U:it; all:1 TER ILL, of 15 guns, 1.404.4()R4. 09 --Went out of h4rbnr al: P.!ulmix. of Captain B‘Kriz; e:llSFA , tf.:ASl',nr3.lgti Captain BOYLE ; the "r:aits• Thu u;r.vArti tons regificr, Captain Vs",LL,‘PI GuL3r, bi Riga] brought tu al Spiih.ad, being fhort The Isis, of p Baas, Wirt Admiral G will be paid ta-rnr,rrow, and on Thurfday fail fur Ncwfuutillan,l. TilC LAPWING, of Captain Si:ENE, is ordered awn the caftwari himfelf under t!,- command of Admiral G. and the FALCON BOOp of war, CO 054 M &mu FY, ly ing at SpitheaJ, is to make a part of the Newfound land fquadrott, which, with the AttaostaandCam it Le, will make five (hips of war on that nation this feafon. The ROYAL. SOVEREIGN, OF IL.O guns, Capt. CURS.T, has been prevented thefe three days from going oat of the harbour, by too leant a wind. YARMOUT.I. JUNE this morning the AMARANTOE fii:;ate, Captain BOYS, and a cutter, as convoy to• the lindfon Day (hips. Remain in the Roads, the A stETIIYST frigate; BOLD and MARINER gun boats; and two cutters.—The Henritta Eliza, ERNEST BLOC, from Riga, with cheat, bound to Liffinn, has put into this port leaky.—Detained and fent in by the CLYDE frigate, the Zelufl, Jet: Vass BRICC a MAAS Styr*, with fah ; and the De Eliza beth, F. Bevis, n•ith fah, and fah &h.—Two Dutch doggers are now in the offing. Wind S. E: sir LAMES' SR, of so :1 thz. Ps- a cruize. 36 guns, tins, Hon. Lls of Soo bound to : of hands. sniiirar• th: will 28 guns, rd, to put :Amerce ; DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the FOUDROYANT, NORTHUMBERLAND, AVDA. ALEXANDER, SUCCESS, IA BONNE and the EL COIL so brig, for the capture of the French (hip of war lc Gcnereux, a difli ibution will be made at Barnard's Inn, cm Thurfclay, the 3oth The NAIAD, for the capture cf Ls Chcri, will be paid on Tburfday the 23d FROM LLOYD's LIST. GIAVZSZNII, JUNK 14 ...Jared by the Coromandel, &Ming, from China; (nod Hope, Bakker; Yo•lng aDd Vrow Margaret*, fr o m Embden; Tucker,--, from —; ane- Mel; 'label*, Hare; WiWaken, —; Enterprise, Dawl'on ; Joke a nd Robert, —; and' the Sufanab, Robfai; from Memel; Friendfhip, Jones; Polar, Moore; and Fenwirk, Maiden, from Chriftlans.—Salled the IVlatviana, Carr, for Africa; Perreveramor; Hayes, for Barbadms; Britannia, for Jamaica; Marfa —, for Dublin; Anna,Payater, for Waterford; Beekf, Hun; for Cork; Race Hork for Newry; Sybille, Lewis, tor Riga; Good Intent, and Meet,—. foe Peeriburgis. The Kum has been pleated to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the following Gentlemen, and their heirs male, viz. Ricmiao BROOKE Do CAVILS. 13100ILE of Great itt the County of Northampton, and of Abed.): and Mro , io the County of Cork, Efq . The Right Hon. Joan firawarr, of Adweree, In the Cosset of Tyrooe. The Rev. Jamas Seaonoe ' . Clerk, M.A. of Tynan, to the County of Armagh, and of Thornhill, in the Couoty of Dtdrlin. The Hamburgh Merchants had a meeting yeaer. clay. The communication with the 'Continent will be kept up through a Danifh port. We troderfland all palfports for France were flop ped yeßerday. Many French who were upon their return home, are confequently obliged to remain in this country. Yellerclay morning the Royal Carnarvon frtlitis marched into Lev:ahem, on their route to Canterbur y. where they were met by Vifcount By LLLLL v. the Lord Lieutenant of the county, who expreffed bim felf highly pleated with their foldier-like appearance. and gave twenty guineas to the men, and five guineas to their wives. The Fsvaorrton, of 44 guns, will be paid off to. morrow at Chatham. The crew have volunteered theirfervices on board the Ea, prt an a s and MONARCIf. The Yos a, of 64 guns. was ordered into commit- Son yeßerday, at Woolwich, and Captain MiTiORD apcotnted to the command cf her. The COLOSSUS, of 74 guns, Captain G. MARTIN'. has received orders to proceed from Woolwich to the Note, as espeditionfly as poffible. The HALDER frigate is to be Rationed off the river Humber, for the protedlion of thaaserthant veLfels at that place. Such pilots as are bell acquainted with the cealL. from Dunkirk to the Teel, are fent in loch !hips as cruise on that Ration. _ The Admiral Rainer, Lay ; the Ann and Amelia. Galloway; the Shair Berangoye, Bruno ' from Ben gal for London, were parted with by the Cecilia. Thomai, arrived from Bengal, Eve dais before the arrived at St Helena. _ _ _ The Hope, De Waal. from Surinam, infected in the ER of the syth of May by millake to be detained at Cowes. arrived in the River the Bth inR. The Oughton. Stewart, of Glafgow. was drove on (bore at Cfiarleßown the tsth of May, but is expel, ed to be got with little damage. The new Theatre Royal. Liverpool, was opened on Monday Zak to a numerous and genteel audience. , who telitfied moR warmly their approbation of its magnificent appearance. Sournwatia Esscroom.—The Rate of the poll at its daft yetlerday, was thus reported on the board at the Huftings :—For Mr. TIRRNIT ; Ls )8 t Sir Tao was TURTON. 1468; majority yo. &it in the C(.111- mime Room of Sir Tmostas Tun von the following numbers were exhibited: For Sir Tumuli TURTON. 1587 t Mr. T 1 1566; majority 21 —This dd. ference utiles from the worthy Baronet's Committee ;aiding upon a number of votes which the High Bailiff difputcs, being thole tenant► whole taxes dre paid by the landlord. Sir Totowas was yellerday again dray' a is triumph through the principal AMC!! of the Borough by the populace. Coari•Mattarr,Maaa-Laar, Jose ry.—The prices of Grain, at our Market, tontinue to-day the fame as on Monday LI, without any satiatioe.• Assigs of Ballati.—Yeßerday the Loss Maros on infpeding the Meal Weighers' reports, ordered the price of &cad to be continued the Came as lad week. vie. oil. the Q2anctit Lvaf of Wheaten, and Sid, H 01114144.