Star. — London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

LOYAL r qii ONS, A NEW VOLLINIT.EIt CORPS. HIS MAJESTY having keen gratintil:v pleafed to ap ove and accept of the ol:'r of ALEXAN DEk. DA VISON, lay. of St. Jamts's Square. t.• mite a Corps of Voldoteer infantry, to be .‘ LOYAL I.IkITONS," the plan of wit.eli is to combine r cvm,:r.j with titi!i,y, Gentlemen, who hove not a - ready er.rolled t`..,tdV.l, ire informed, that the uniform eloath ing of the ab, , ve will r...t arnoorn to the fum of il. with • mod rate xi:, ivbieription towards defraying contingen cies, will be tie who,c exreticc to which :my member will oe This Cor r , net to ink conf lied to any parifh gentlemen, defirous of j..tining it, ar I..qu-ited to do lo as earl. as poffible without be lug deterred by having. perhaps, a fomewhat diftant renAeoce, as tor :raining w:.; be app , inted in different parts of the town. 1 is declxra:ion boot, is open for lignaturcs at the Office, No. 33, (~ r i the Noah Me, between Swallow-Itreet, and Air ltre,t,) whtre attendance will be given from ter o'clock in the marniog till eight at night, and where the uniform may be fcen. •„' Gcr.th.oten dllpoled to contribute towards the expense of the eftablifiment of this Corps, which holds out Co important an example to the country, are informed that a Bonk Is opened, and Subicriptions will be received for that purpofe, by Mr. Steektialt, jun. No. at. Piccadilly. By Order, HENRY HILL, Secretary, PATRIOTIC FUND. - - - Ll- - - oyd 1, Aaiun go, 1803. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT TEE of thv PATRIOTIC FUND,st LLose's Coffseaoare, TudJay the leth Auguft, 1833. fir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. hi the Chair:. Received a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Radfiock, erector * a Lift of Subfcriptions from the " Women of England," to the Patriotic Paid. Refolverl, Th tt the Thanks of the Committee be returned to the Right Hon. Lord itatiftork, for ids seal in promoting the In tcrelts of this Fund. ktermived, That o Book be opened at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee !souk, for receiving bubferiptions from the " Women of EngUnd," in Sums not exceeding Two Guineas eae►. The Committee have the fatisfaatol2 to inform the Public, that in addition to the Stock in the 3 per Cent. Confoli, handing in the names of the Truftees, and amounting to zo,mocl. the Sub ft:ripsaw in money amounts to 131,767 L 4s. pd and that from what Lis been recaved, the Committee of Treafury have purchafed 100,9001. 3 per Cent. Confols. 8e.600L iiser Cent. reduced. Adjourned to Tuefilay, 2 3 of Auguß, do 3. at ts o'clock pre- FRANCIS BARING Chairman. Letters for the Committee are deSred to be addreffed to Mr. WtLSVORD, &attary to the P..trimic Committee, Lloyd's Cof fee-houfe. Amount advatifol so,tool. 3 per Cent. Confoh. Calls - 139,7081. f.s. 9d. The Society of taft Abel Moyfey ss to 0 India Commanders sou 0 o Patrick Colquhoun 10 10 0 rladlor's The Friendly Society Commons - los o 0 of LicenfedViffival- John Cobb, ditto 26 5 o len, Proprietors of Three Young Ladies 3 3 o thehiontingAdrer- R. Hawes, to procure fifer - . - • zos o 0 flannel Walitcoats, W. R. Brown, Morn- Blankets or any ing Adcertifer Office s s other Comforts los o o William Moffat - tot o 0 J. • Raring, of Mount G. R. W.Hibbert tcs 0 0 Radford, Ezetcr too 0 o Hibberts, Fuhr, and Dr Jenny so o o Punier • - zog o o J. Nall and Sons 105 o o Jabal Phtt 5 s 0 Woresipful Society of Samuel Platt - . 5 5 o Apothecarks - tos o o Dunn, Hanrotts, and Omar and Hadford los o o Metadfc,Lincoles- Locos sod Spcibrers so 0 o lam - --5 o 0 0 law. Duvall - ss 10 o Henry Egel, of Ripley, Mr. Andrea, Green- per William Pett to 10 0 with - - - 12 xs o Mello,Pead,and Lan- kliaMfon Fleet-Erect 55 0 eater ;. - 105 0 0 as. pool's' - - 3 3 o Mn. Anne Jae Mrs Dungen -. 3 3 o Cholmtey - - at o • Rdifs Devito° - . - a a o Valliant Eddowits - se to 0 5 3 o Richard Rothardi 105 o • i ink. Ram a . 10 0 Lewis Jeanret 55 * W. Powder Hicks 3 30M. H. - - 3 5 0 Otte weeks pay of the J. and J. Eagle 10.1 • 0 Olken, and I days Mrs. Heigham, St. Ed pay of the Non-Com. nattad's Bury - S o 0 midiooed °Seem 4 Mrs. Millwood. ditto 5 0 e Privates of the South Robert °ricottas too o o i);;;;)4411;117,1;11 A. Gee, Seymour-ft. sa to o Coiattel 0 0 Sir Rt. Peel, Ban. 300 0 0 Owen Jones, Upper Lord Rolle - too 0 0 Thanserftscet $5 o 0 T a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the City of Norwich, held at the Guildhall, on Tuefday, the With of ROGER 'Eng. Sir ROGER KERRISON, Lieutenant of Divifioo, In the Chair, It woe refolved unattinaindly, That this Meeting do agree to form a Volunteer Regiment of Infantry, for the City or Norwich aid County of the fame City, to (rive under the Provifiona of the Amended Adt, for the Defence and Security of the Realm, to be rlitto beach to any part of Great Britain, for the defence , in cafe of &dual brawn ' er the appearance of an enemy, le bros. upon the Coat, and for the fupyreffion of any Rebellioe we Inforsofttion, wiling or ezifting during any belt !Grafton, vahasester Rah Regiment ball be fummoned by the Lord Liam- ' met of the County,orio confequenee of any genera !foal of siren. liefolue. That a Roil be immediately prepared fee Peeks, to Meer duir names conformable with the above Reteletion. Rebbed, Tha t thole °enflame who have already with a hts. &Mei seal offered their feywiem to Goveremeet, as a Rifle Corps, be reqeshod to mks with the Volunteers u a Flank Corer any. Relayed, 'that when a fullideot number of names be enrolled, tie Diy-Lieetementa be refloated to mantic the fame to the Loyd Lim, obthla his Majeltja approbation, ha order that the compafo ' ry daubs of the above Ad may be fulpended. 11116.484 That apnlicadoe be made to Government to provide Arms and Accoutrements, and to appoint an Adjutant and Noe- Chnewdllinned placers to diftipliare the Corp. linfaived, That a liberal tittbkription is highly neceffary for the offahlibileent of the Corps, and is molt sarneftly entreated from all thol e who will obtain fakty and pre from theft pub Spirited ezertioes„ and efpecblly frost our Fair Coentermenen, and thofe, who. from peculiar circumilaocea, are prevented from giving their perfonal bevies.. Relayed:llm the Bankers, in this City, be reveited to maims Sobbriptione &ebbed, That a Committee be appointed to carry the above Kankakee into (feet, end that the following Gamlen= do form loch Cesemittee Sir R. Taterffum Lt. of Dialon Hodfen Gamey, Efq. =Marie, Etta. Mayer M aita de Ham .Efq. Harvey, Efq. Recorder William Falter, jun Efq. William Pink, Rig. Steward Thomas Bach, bm. Efq. James Crowe, Eft Alderman Mr. Miles Welton 'Sober Partridge. Efq. dim Mr. John Steward Rohm Harvey, jun. TA. ditto Mr. TMmas Back Pandas, Efq. M. P. ditto Mr. join Taylor Greene Bakiry, Erg. ditto Mr. Robert Mari iiiupn Herring, F.(q. deco Mr. Jobe Walt o Herr , Efq. ditto Mr. Thomas Martineau William Black, Fht Sheriff Mr. J onathan Matcbett IW. Boum, Deputy Lieutenant Mr J ohn Pitchford, jam. Robert Piumptee, Ef,i. ditto Mr. 'lsamu Atwrot Timms Bialte.itio Efq. ape Mr. Ades Taylor. jos. Thos. Alleby IC crrifon,Efq. ditto Mr. Richard liensie Bacon Jobe Morphew, Efq Mr. Hicks biglfmnnd'fraffi.rd,Efq. Mr. Joteph !stanoard J. C. Hampy, Els. Mr. John Rosh Dr. Wright Mr. Samuel Stew F. Muir, Efq. Mr. J. W. Roltherds. -- - . Iterehed. Tbm Gentlemen be Invited to fern without pay. and an find an uniform; bat tbat gwouttiary alliance Stn lk! be glean se thsk yaw , "PI mirsim• Ilefotent, feat tbc Thanks of this Meeting be Own to Mr. Jo satban Madam, for his flatbed and patriotic offer to equip SU Ifolonteers at his own cagazer. Inds-pandas' of any Sulacription Sot general porporea. Nereited, I bat the Thanks of tidt Meeting be giant to Mr. • Ac:i rant of the Norwich Volunteers. for tic ear of isle forclera. in minuet and caasiGi.g tSc Regime t. Refolved. that a Copy of there VW:Anions be heated io all the plorwith Scirdimfortsaimod le the S+a a, sod Sun- ROGIR KERRISON, Chairman. Refute:. etwohnoully, That the Tbaulls of this Merin% be given to the worthr elsonnan. fur hi. cormliset in the Cant. Gutathr it. VA elookLay liwainig, Nine o'Clock . Scree Hundred and Tow &lea beet *tall t4cle Yalta% to kin to tie woes iLegtoaast. ' ; tC7 i ba in II "f : Ea La l' df V fel . i TI I is 4[ 7 ' b. . . i . 1 n cs L 1 I 4 t N . 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Laws polt paid duly attended to. LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST so. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK 3 P Cent. Reduced, 5415 r 54 per Cent. Coda, 54 f Osmium 6 I 4 011 C. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock Lit Long Ann. 16 3 Per C. Red. 3454 53 154 Imp. 3 per Cent. is 3 per C COll E s t Excheq. Bills, u. a 3a. dIL 4 per Cent. 69 6, f Omniurn 74871 M. 5 per Cent. 83 Englith Tickets 171. 31. 51w C•I Donau, Atiourr 16.-5 per Cent. (Augult Is) 884 Cowrie of Eubange--Duirlin ou Lonc:en (Auguß 15) 164 a t 7 The intelligence fiat given in this Paper and per filled in, though contradieted by almoil all our co tempnraries, is now very generally credited, even by thofe who were molt sceptical. Ruda is certainly with this country, and the fquadron of twelve fail of the line which lately failed from the Ruffian ports, will aOually winter in our harbours. The nezeifary orders for providing provifions, and every accrimmo• dation for this force, have been iffued by Govern ment, and the (hips are expelted in about fix weeks at the lateft, from the prefent period. Captain arra IN sroa s, an officer in the Ruffian fervice, is to have a command in this fleet. Ile is not however brother to Lord Ktira as has been Rated, but be is our countryman, and has been long in his prefent employ. Letters from this officer (late that he had for fome time been apprehentive that he would be obliged to quit the fervice, as he never would fight againft his country, but that he was now happily freed from all embarraflment on this point, as had received orders to proceed with the fleet for an Englifh harbour. We can now affert, that it will not be long before we furnith the enemy with fome other topic to talk about, than their mighty preparations to invade us. Sir HON! POP 11•1.4 has been appointed to the chief command of a ferret expedition, and had yefterday a long interview with the Admiralty Board on the bufinefs. To inquire into the nature of the enter prize, or to Rate any particulars refpetting it, even if we knew them, would be improper. Our Readers will recolleCt, that this able and aelive Officer was employed by Government in the late war to fuperintend the embarkation of the Ruffian troops defined to co-operate with the Britifh forces again(' Holland, and that he afterwards had the command of the 'weals which carried a Britifh force from the EaR Indies up the Red Sea, to affiß in driving die French from Egypt. Some gun-boats have been ordered to be immedi ately completed with men, and the neceffary provi fions and Cores at Sheernefs, and to proceed to the Downs with all poffible difpatch. The Eaft India Company have made a mon patriotic offer, which has been accepted by Govern ment. They are to furnilh fie thips completely man. ned for the fervice of the Rate. This day we received Paris journals to the 16th inftant inclufive, from which we have made feveral estrads. Among others our readers will find one from Brunets, confirming the ftatement given in this Paper lalt Monday of the fears entertained at Flu& ing of a vifit from our tars. We (ball not here re peat the particulars,but only ()Verve that the prefent like many other inftances which might be mentioned fhould ferve as acaution to certain Journalifts not to be batty in contradifting ftatements given in the Srmt. • The French Journals are principally occupied with matters of internal arrangement, no, way interefting to an Englith reader, and with Brings of invective and abufe againft the higheß charaders in this coun try. Among others, Mr. To ERN EY is honoured with a nitch in the Monitesar, and is given as the author of a pitiful anecdote, on which confiderable pains have been employed, but with no better effect than to ren der it fo completely contemptible, that we cannot even repeat it. A letter from the Bauks of the Mayne gives Come particulars refpeding the operations of the French in the kingdom of Naples, from which it appears they have not yet taken poffeffion of the capital. The French have convened the drubbing their gun boats got at Boulogne, shout a fortnight ago, into a vidury. They boall of having repulfed our veffels! PARIS, A U G UST 15.—The FIRST CONSUL this day received the Conftituted Authorities at the Pained the Thuillc ies. 3. CH. Aflronomer of Leip6e, has received from the Government the title of Fratt4l Cititeo.—Five per Cents, sa fr. 6o e. For .a Vendemiaire, year r, p fr. 69 e. DOULOGIII, AUGUST 9.--Admiral Bevis Rates. that on the 7th in the morning. an F.nglids brig and a cutter anchored before the port, at a very great &dance from the batteries ; on the Sth they Were joined by a great number of other vcUcls, among which was a large bemb•ve(fel, which threw bombs at a great difiance ; they fell 500 toifes from us. The dillance being too great, the Admiral gave orders to fome gun boats to go out and attack them, but they were prevented by the ebb•tide. In the mean time the enemy at the diftance of 350 toifes from the piles ereaed for the conflruaion of a fort, began to fire to prevent the continuation of the v.-ark ; but when they few the gun boats ready to attack them, tl.ey hove up their anchors, and betook theinfelvel to flight; our flotilla purfued them two leagues and a half: an Englifla brig fuftained confiderable damage. The RaDllIDOt galliot of the King of England, mounting 14 carronades, twenty-two pounders, and 6o men; and the Caroline brig mounting 6 guns, ' have been taken by a French frigate.—Menitear. &mutts, Auousr 13.—We are informed from the frontiers of Holland, that a great buflle prevails among the French and Batavian troops, which are proceeding to different delliaations near the coatis, to occupy camps. Thole defined for Zealand, em bark fuccavely 'at Willemaadt and Berg op-Zoom. Some corps of BatavlAn infantry have filed off alfo through that city from the camp of Gorfel, on their way to the environs of Tergoes, on the banks of the Scheldt, where they will occupy a (mall camp. Se veral Dutch battalicns are on their march for the fame defination. It is in the ifle of Walcberen in particular, that the moll vigorous difpolitions of de fence are making. General MowNIT has caufed Soo fruit trees, which were before excepted from this meafure, to be cut down to the diflance of 300 toifes around Flailing. The total demolition of the houfes fituated on the fame fpace, are to be finifhed by the t sth or zoth inf. The value of them has been efi mated, and will be reimburfed to the Proprietors.— Preparations for a keret expedition, which the Bri tifh Government are making in the ports of Margate and Yarmouth, have given rife to thefe means of de fence. New batteries and intrenchments are to be conarnaed to extend the exterior fortifications of the place. The other Wands of Zealand are alfo put ting in a good Date of defence, and particularly that of Goree, which by its fituation is of great importance. The number of the Englifh veffels on the coaft daily inereafes ; thcl lately captured fe veral fifhiog beats belonging to the ifle of Walcheren. All the neceffary preparations are making at Na mur, Liege, and Maefiricht, for conaruaing, with as much expedition as poffible, the flat bottomed boats, voted by the Departments of the Sambre and Meufe, l'Ourthe, and the Lower Meufe feveral will be confruaed alto on the Rhine. Means will be purfued that thefe labours (hall be in a confi derable Rate of advancement in the autumn—a pe• riod at which thee countries will (Lill enjoy the ad vantage of poffeffing the Cat's. Comsat. ; who, after vifiting the Departments on the left bank of the Rhine, will come to Bruffels and Ghent, where, ac cording to every appearance, he will flay fome time. The works ordered here for repairing the ports of Antwerp and ()fend, as well as for a baron in the Polder, capable of containing a fleet of (hips of war, will alto, it is laid, be in aBivity about the fame time. BANISOFTHIMAYNS, AUGUST 10.—Letters om Confantinople f ate, that the revolt of the Atnauts in Egypt is entirely appeared, as well as the revolt in Arabia. The plague makes great ravages; at Suez it has carried off a great many perfons belonging to Engin flips arrived there from Bombay. The King of Sweden and the Duke of Mecklen bourg•have ratified the Convention concluded by their Envoys, in regard to the ceflion of the town of Witmer, and the Bailliwicks of l'rel and Neukloflet, ceded by the Court of Stockholm to that of Meek lenbourg-Schwerin, for the (um of 1,1c0,000 rix dollars. BANKS OF Tilt MATAS, AUtIVST 10.—The army of obfervation in the fouthern parts of Italy under the command of General St. Cr., is daily receiving reinforcements. We learn that the troops of thearmy of Italy which (tallith them, are replaced by an equal number from other corps, which fucceffively arrive from the fouthern departments of France, and from Piedmont. The army of obfervation occupies at prefent, all that part of the Kingdom of Naples, which extends from the frontiers of the Rates of the Church, to Otranto and Tarento. The other half of the kingdom of Naples will not be occupied, unlefi circumftances fhould render fuch a meafure acceffary. The Neapolitan ports in the Mediterranean are ffill blockaded by the Englifh, but they have not yet oc cupied Sicily, as has been tome time reported. A part of the French divillons, polled between Mantas and Verona, have received orders from General MURAT, the Commander in Chief, to trots the Adige, and to proceed by Ferrara and Ancona to the Neapolitan territories; only about twelve thou• land French troops will remain in the environs of Mantua and along the Außrian frontiers. The camps intended to be efiablilhed there will not be formed. This determination is afcribed to the lag difpatches from Citizen CNAMFAGNY, the French Ambaltidor at Vienna. We are awed that after a very long conference with Count Coal arum, the Miniaer of Foreign Affairs, the latter allured him in the molt formal manner, that the Court of Vienna would not fend any more reinforcements to Italy ; and that it will obferve, as it has hitherto done, the ftrittell neutrality between France and England. Hastaosou, AUGUST y.—England has refaced to accede to the demand of the neutral powns, the objta of which was, to raife the blockade Elbe. It affigned necelEty as a reafon for this refufal. The refiraints to which commerce and navigation are fnbjeaed by the prefent circumllances, render the canal of Hoglein of great utility. It is by the Eider and this canal, that the merchant 'hips of England and of the North of Germany, communicate with the interior of the country. They go from Tonningen to liamburgh in 24 hours. Ha Nov sa,Auo. 4.—Our army is in the molt fatis, faaory fituation. Different French detachments have come to receive the 4000 horfes of the Hanoverian army : they are fent off• every day—thefe horfes are very beautiful. We have few difeafes, and few lick. Our depots have rejoined us. We have fent to Francs thirty pair of colours taken from the French armies under the conupand of Mullah RICHEI.tav, D'ET. as as, and other Generals, in the lalt Hanoverian war. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. N. W. *KR. DIM ARIL. His Dublin z i I Hamburgh o • Waterford Psozamcs, AUGUST 17.—Arrived this morning the Pruffian galliot de Vrow Cornelia Frederica, of Nordon, from Amfterdam, Capt. Ccoas Scoots, now bound to Briftol, with hides, &c. &c. Britifh property: put in here wind bound. Arrived alto the Sifters, of and for Sandwich, Hams Mailer, from Bade; and Lively, liooos, from Bridport ; both with oats. Sailed the Providence, for Milford. FALMOUTH, AUG. 17.—Arrivid the Vas TROUP man of war, Captain C. NORWAY, from Plymouth. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST c9.- - Arrived the Pers. art. Hoop of war from the eaftward, Dias, AUGUST 19.—Sailed PArateassa frigate and Aeons; gun•veffel, on a cruise.—Arrived the Abund4uce fore flip, with a convoy from the well ward.-Came down the Rosin's , man of war, from Sheernefs, and remains with the {hips as per lA.—. Wind N, by E. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 19.—Yellerday morning arrived in the Roads, the Baltic fleet, under convoy of the LlNtcoax, and l'Assatarras, frigates; the Datauseca armed. fhip, MALLARD, gnn•brig, and two cutters ; the whole conning of about 400 The Ca a y SPORT :lad Astir ars'. 6igates,partedwith the (hips bound to Liverpool, about eight days ago. The Lady of Sir Jnui BORLAIR w.Rair,GUS Am haffador, is on board the Fanny of London, which is expefled to fail in the afternoon ; the whole of the fleet brought to here, and great many men have been procured. Alfo arrived fix Dutch fehurs, fent in by the North Sea Fleet, one of them is laden with tea. Sailed the Hart privateer, on a cruise; remain in the Roads, (hips as per WI: with the an. rivals of this day, although we are threatened with an invafion from Bosavarrt, our Town (overflows with company, for the bathing feaftm. The following are the names of the prises fent in yellerday by la Sorts's, and not Banst.ova, Vire Gcbroeders, J. C. 4.iud, from Hainlough, hound to Bsab• den, with tea; Your Sitters, ht. Herman, from ditto, bound to i•rn with nil and tea; Jooge Jan, J. D. Toe,. from ditto, bound t• with hide. ; June Rolfe, R. C. Grote, from ditto, bowls/ to Asafterdam, with timber and hair ; Vrow Swantser, L. Jar" crom ditto, bound to ditto, with wainkot; and Vrow Sawn* M. H. Mimes, from Papcoburgh to Hunbwib, with turG The follo.ving (hips arrived here yefterday, being part of the convoy front the Baltic, via.— Neefont, Ca!her, from Rip ; Beide, Darnell ; and Memel, Browne, from Memel, with timber; Pe:reverence, MartMAcee Mamie, with timber and plank; Mars Ann, PeftaL, from lidp, with lump and feed; and Futuna, Lee, from Memel, with tiqsber. Lail night arrived here the Sckyoutsc !loop divan —Sailed this morning early, the Baltic fleet, under convoy of the Us 'COILS and l'Assacir Twe frig/ta, Ditaosac armed !hip, Maccaan gun brig, and two cutters...qv:The number of men preffed yekerday. amounted to upwards of 200. Fivc of the Baltic Slips remain here, owing to their want of men to proceed.—Remain in the Roads the Gscreniso, Rear-Admiral THoawnottouon ; Soy mast- Sloop; BoLn gun-brig; and Humua cutter.—Arrived aao tiler Dutch fchuyt. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Gum ttttt .Au o. Ig.—..Pared by He Start, Forret. from fri Lucia; Sir Sidney Smith, Partridge, from Oaftpoly; Frioadiher liarofrat ; Stad flaky, from Mood; Youoi lke., 1 " 1 . from Stoekbohn; UM( Sea, gotim; Two lirothen, Samiaat lismanuell, Loring ;Brefefiko,...; Crows p r o m e...—; Main, Wetterwood ; Smbia Catbarim, —; Sophia Matt. from Norway; Wilbeimiaa, from Amfterdam; Pomona. Brims ; North Star, Wight; Atm, Barr; Hassasel. ••• • i Thee Brothas Ow, from Stettio...Ssiled tie Samoa, (Iq. man, for Waterford ; Amaia, Martin, far Donnie"; t Dorothea. Brune, for Moore; Idagbeiton, for ft. lkshaissanr's; Vrovr Elisabeth, for Embdca ; Harbor, Larimpan sag PhoeLe, Carpenter, for DAN N. Amity se--01, Pertbad. the Mercury. So" trete the cot of Sr io—la Yemen! Reeds. ?anal. Stephsekei Mow* --; John, Collars; Uremia. Warren; Traveller. him: Yee% Hnry. Viekermart ; Cepiii. Say, Naas& Malden ; Fenny. hiaberly ; Bird. Prink. Haereeh. Relliwick; Swift. atepeofee ; Orrherp , sad ethane. Stehhho. frog It. Petrrfbargh.-.At Whitby. Hobe. llsoderkk, from nip: M. —; Albino. Hetchiefee ; sad Retrieve. Chaser. heat Pderf• burgh.—M Lynn, Sob- s* Ikews. tram Wino. and Pato. al asik, bum WyboaL-Qat Carb.Mary, Brom from carload lipada. Lientenent•Rosinson is appointed to the joist& ferric. at Exeter ; Lieutenant Janes Ross is sp pointed to the command of the NErrons tender, to be employed on the frill Ration ; Mr. G 00001149 i$ appointed purfer of the Tnas.ta. and Mr. Mess/ is Arpointcd purfer of the Mattis, at Deptford ; Nu IfII•PMAN is appointed pnrfer of the Aca CAPTUIIII IT ear FaINCII.-.-11341 JOACIIIIIII boat of Gibraltar. mounting one fourpounder and keen men, laden with tobacco and cotton Ruffs, taken by the La re srIO armed brig, Capt. Baaants. and ca:• tied so Malaga. f