Star. — London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

LONDON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER se. PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. Coufola, for money, pi 53.—for ate. 53. H. Reduced St} 52--Orari.ura yi Letters from fome refpedable merchants in Hol land Elate. that the propofition of the French Go vernment kr railing a loan in that country has totally failed cf fticeefs. An intereft of eight per cent. was offered, and every exertion was made to induce the monied part of the community to accept of the terms. The merchants continued obllinate in their refufal, and the meafure was at length abandoned. Difap pointed in this means of railing the fupplies neceffary for defraying the expence of the prefent vall prepa rations, the French agents were under the neceffity of having recourfe to other expedients. It was as• cordingly determined to levy contributions to an amount eqital to the fum to be railed by the propofed loan. The mode in which thefe contributions are to be railed is by a tax on property ; a meafure, the hint for which has probably been taken from the Minikes late Income Tax. The Tax as eftabliflied by the French Government will, however, have this advan tage, that it will be carried into efrea with the utmolt rapidity. It will be in vain for the unfortunate Dutch to murmur at there exactions, or to reprefent the im- probability of their fuftaining loch an accumulated load of taxation. Bow♦ PARTeII hoft of military col leEtors will loon fettle this bufinefs, and if the money is to be found in the country, it mutt foonbe folthcom ing. When we confider the repeated pillage to which Holland has been expofed fines its firft fubjugation by the French, one cannot help being aftonithed to find that means are ttill to be found to fatisfy French rapacity. We underftand that intelligence has been received from our cruisers off Oared, that an unufual bugle was olsferved on that part of the matt on Friday lag. Large bodies of troops were fern marching towards the Port, and, it was fuppofed, that an embarkation would very fpeedily take placer The number of 'ads at Offend is believed to be greater than at any other part on the cos& The plan of 'the Royal Review of the Volunteer Corps of the Metropolis has been altered; and it is now fettled that all the regiments eaftward of Temple Bar are to be reviewed by his Maims. in Hyde Park, on Wednefday next • and thofe of the Wei end of the town on the Fri day following. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES, the Dube es of Davoissiae, Lady H. Caws's'', Lord Duncan now, and the principal Officers of the Roe. hampton Volunteer Corps, of which the Earl of Bassi:motto it is Colonel, dined yefterday at the Earl of Bassoarrucli'S beautiful feat at Roehampton. On Sunday laft his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND and Staff attended divine fervice at the Briftol Cathedral, preparatory to his leaving the command of the Severn Diftrift. Dr. RANDOLPH delivered an energetic di(courfe from s Cor. c. x. v. it." I (peak as to wife men, judge ye what I fay." After fervice, his Royal Highnefs, attended by his Aid du Camps, General GAITH, and Colonel Bat L- Lts, proceeded to Qyeen's-fquare, where the Bed fordthire. Wiltfhire, and Rutlandfhire Militia, the Royal Briftol Light Horfe Volunteers, the Royal Briftol Volunteers, and train of Artillery, were drawn op. His Royal Highnefs walked along the front of the line, the bands of the Regiments playing " GOD Save the King," as he patted. Afterwards the Of- Scers of the different Regiments formed a circle round his Royal Highnefs, in the centre of the (quart, when Colonel &twit delivered a very handfome and energetic Addrefs, expreffire of the thanks of the Royal Briftol Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, and their acknowledgments to his Royal Highnefs for his great condefcenfion and marked attention towards them. His Royal Highnefs returned a fuitable re ply, and on Ms leaving the fquare, the fpetßators, whofe numbers were immenfe, joined the regiment in it general (bout of acclamation. General Gascoices arrived at Briftol on Sunday to fumed his Royal Highnefs in the Command of the Severn Diftri&. A few days fence a Deputation from the Innhol ders' Company went to the different Inns and Livery Stables in the city. to infect the provender, examine the meafures, &c. The number of defaulters was very htconfiderable. Two or three of them were furnmoned before the Court of Affiflants on Wednefday fe'nnight ; but as their offences appeared to proceed more from inadvertence than intentional fraud, they were dif sniffed with a fuitable admonition. We have authority to-contradiß a paragraph in a letter from Margate, copied inadvertently into the STAR of the t3th, from a Morning Paper, Rating that the Officers of the (hips Rationed off that place complained that the half of their crews confifted of Greenwich penfioners, old and unfit for fervice, —The veffels lying there are all completely manned, and particularly the MEL, the crew of which con lifts of aoo fine fpii iced fellows, all ready to meet the enemy, and to fecond the es,:rtinns of their vigilant and atßive Commander, Capt. Brito. Within theft few days, a great number of slims have applied for certificates at the Qyeen fquare Of fice, agreeable to the AR. Many of them have re Tided upwards of fifty years in this country ; they are from all parts of the Continent. Six Gentlemen of rank fignified their intention of being naturalized on the meeting of Parliament. Amongft them "was a Nobleman of the Bourbon Family. As the coati. near Holum, is found to he very dangerous and of difficult approach, a Correfpondeur fuggefts, that the port of Lyn, in a (mall iflard. ituated about (even German, or fmty.two miles, farther north, would be an eligible place f.r the reception of the rackets which convey the mail. to the Continen:. DBFANCZ OF 771 E COUNTRf.. MitliGATZ t OCT. 18...-Mr. PITT, accompanied by Sir SAMUEL ACHMUTT. the Col. Commandant of the troops in the ifle of Thane, met this day at the Town Hall, the Deputy Lieutenants of the Cinque Ports. The principal fubjed of confideration was the means of providing for the defence of the fevers' gates or pal (ages through the Cliffs in the ifle of Thanet, in which the barricadoes I before mentioned to you were. Up on this and feveral other topics a very long converfa tion took place ; each man fuggefting his opinion, but everyopinion bending to the decifion of Mr. Pi TT, who ailed as Chairman on the occafion. The refult of the deliberations was an arrangement to fomewhat the following elle& That all the gates, amount ing in the whole to twenty, in the Ifland (hould be 'hut up, with the exception of (even, which (hall re main open until the aftual alarm of the invafion,when they alfo (hall be flopped. The manner of flopping to be with a wooden barricadoe in front, and the opening behind that to be filled up with earth. At each of thole gates, including Broadflairs and Kingf- gate, ten men are, upon the firing of the beacon, to attend Thofe who are to go to fuch of the gates as are until then to remain open, are to be fupplieol with fpades, pick-axes and pikes ; thole at the other gates with pikes only. The pikes to be furnifhed by the Colonel Commandant of the difiria ; the other in firuments by the land-owners, for whofe accommo dation the 'even gates are to remain open. Each of the tat men to have a fuperintendant or foreman, and the whole to be chofen from among thole perfons who are not already engaged in the public lervice. Mr. Pirr recommended to feled them from the 3d and 4th clafs, under the General Defence Bill. Re turns are to be made to him immediately of the men to be appointed to this line of fervice. _ _ _ WAG;GONII.-25 waggons are to be provided for the occalional conveyance of the volunteers ; thirteen for thole of Margate, eight for Ramfgate, three for Broadflairs, and three for Saar. Such waggons to be at a quarter of an hour after the firing of the beacon at a fixed rendezvous in the neighbourhood of the different places mentioned. Each waggon to be pro vided with four horfes and two drivers, three days provifions for the drivers, one trufs of hay, and four buthels of oats for the horfes. Every waggon to be employed in this way is forthwith to have painted on the back an infcription fignifying the corps to which it is to be attached. This to be done in order to pre vent confufion on any fudden alarm, and alto to prate& fuch waggons from being impreffed for any other purpofe in the event of invalion. Still farther with that view, every waggon owner is to be furnifh ed with a certificate from the Colonel Commandant, upon fuch owner figning an engagement, which is to be done without delay, that he will have his waggons at the place of rendezvous on the alarm of invafion within the time already fpecified, under a certain pe nalty, and the waggons are to be allowed is. cd.per mile for fuels dißance as they may travel. The dn- Vera are alto to be chofen from forme of the chilies k not yet employed in the public fervice. All other waggons not engaged for this purpofe, are with the horfes and draught cattle, &c. to be held in readinefs to be removed at the order of the Colonel-Command ant, but no provifions to be removed unlefs by fpe direition. Thole waggons to be employed in carrying away fird the families of the perfons to whom they belong, and next the women, children, the aged, and infirm. On this refolution being read, Sir SA. NUIL ACHNOTY obferved, and Mr. Parr expreffed his with that it Gould be made public, that after the firing of the beacon, no vehicle of any kind, not en gaged in the public fervice, would be allowed to pals out of or return to the Ifle of Thanet by any other road than that of Saar, and they lhall be obliged to turn off the Canterbury road at Updreet, whence they may proceed to Fevertham, &c. On the fug gettion of Mr. PITT, it was refolved that if any of the waggons engaged for the Volunteers be appro priated to any other purpofe, in confequence of a bribe to the owners, the latter, as well as the perfons bribing, shall be fubjed to a fevers penalty. As all the places of rendezvous for the affemblage of the waggons are thofe parts moll contiguous to the great Sandwich road, it teems probable that the def cent of the enemy is expefted to take place on the Suffix Coat, or that part of Kent adjacent to it. Such appeared to be the opinion of Mr. PITT, from the manner in which he (poke of conveying the troops a certain diflance, and from the quantity of provifions to be given to the drivers of the waggons, which was ordered, on his fuggettion, although one of the Deputy Lieutenants originally propofed only one day's provifion. Several farmers mentioned that they wifhed to em ml oy their own drivers for loch waggons as they ight give for this fervice, and that they were now in the Volunteers. Then, obferved Mr. PITT. "it will be necetrary for you to fetal other drivers." Mr. PITT remarked that it was expeded the wag gons would march at leaft at the rate of three miles and a half an hour. &de waggon carrying as men and arms, &c. COUNTY OF LANCASTFIL—The following is an ex tra& of a Proclamation which has bcen publifhed at Liverpool—" His Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM FRED/111M having fignified his commands, through the Lord Lieutenant of this County, to the Lieute nants of Diftrills, to fix upon places of affembly in each hundred or difirift, for the waggons, carts and draught harks, to be brought to, on the firft alarm of an enemy, and there wait for orders ; and alfo for all proprietors of live Rock, to difperfe their cattk on the appearance of an enemy, and to drive them from the mall towards the hills of Yorkfhire ; but you are to take notice, at.d you are hereby enjoined, not to remove your ftid live flock or cattle, upon any falfe alarm or unfounded report of invafion, nor uotil further orders to that drat (hall be received, either from his laid Royal Higlinefs, as Commander of this Difiriff, or from the laid Lord Lieutenant of this County, Ecc." Ht t.t GARRISOI4.—We have confiderable fatisfae tiln in being able to lay befnre the public, at this ed. fig, the following particulars of the means of defence which have been prepared by the attention of Go. vernment for the prole lion of this town and neigh. bourhond, the adjoining coalts, he. acc. By reference to manqfcripts belonging to the gar. rifon, and a comparVon thereof with the prefent firength of this important fortrefs, we fird that the quantities c` mum Anitios and octlnacre awes 40111 ita the citadel are greater than at any period during the whole of the lift century. There are in the maga zines fome millions of ball cartridges for the fervice of (mall arms (befides Go rounds per man which have already been delivered to the troops of the line.? — Above Soon Rand of arms have been furnifhed with in the courfe of the IA two months, to the Supple mentary Militia and Volunteer Corps within the EAR and Weft Riding of the Yorkthire Diflriet ; and feve ral thoufands more in Rote, held in perfe& readinel', to be delivered in fuch quantities as future occurren ces may render neceffary. Great numbers of pikes may be daily expetied to arrive, for the ufe of volun teer corps, and the levy or rasp. In addition to the above, we have to notice a de tachment of the Royal Artillery, commanded by Captain MATTHaws, and Rationed in the garrifon ; in confißs of about too artillery-men, with zo rank and file of the Royal Anglefey Fuziliers as additional gunners; and the following is an enumeration of the prefent park of artillery, a confiderable augmentation of which arrived a few days ago :—Six medium twelve-pounder brats guns : fix heavy fix pounder ditto ; two 51 inch howitzers, with a double propor tionof ammunition: thirty-two ammunition waggons ; twelve ammunition carts, and forges : two baggage waggons for camp equipage, &c. ready loaded to at tend an immediate fummons ; about one hundred and thirty holies, with feventy gunner drivers. Fifty-four pieces of ordnance, of eighteen, nine, and three• pounder calibre, guard the commanding points of the ramparts overlooking the Humber ; and fourteen brats mortars, with powder and (hells, are kept ready for ufe, either within or without the garrifon, as emergency may require. Arrived here on Friday Tall, film the Tower of London and Woolwich Warren, the Fricnd(hip Hoop, Tttostes FEATHERSTONE mailer, laden with further large fupplies of ammunition for (mall arms, and moo Rand of arms and accoutrements for the volun teers. In the courfe of laR week, great quantities of intrenching tools a':o arrived at the garrifon, for the ufe of the military, to be employed in this difirifl, thould the enemy have the temerity to make an at tempt at the execution of his infolent threats. The troops of the line at prefent in Hull and Be verley confiß of four regiments, amounting to about Atooo men : they are, the zd Well York, the Dur ham and Cumberland, and the Warwickfhire Supple mentary Regiments of Militia, the &A divifion of the latter of - which, under the command of Lieute nant-Colonel SICIMITH, arrived hem on Friday the lath init. and the fecond divifion on Saturday, from Doncafler—the whole of which force, together with the artillery, have exprefs oiders to hold themfelves in readinefe to march, at a moment's notice, to any part of the coaß. A battery is now ere&ing at Paul Point, in Hol dernefs, and two others on the oppnfite fhore in Lin colnthire, for the proteaion of the Humber, and the annoyance of the enemy, on which cannon will be mounted in the cootie of a very fhort time. Thefe batteries are of a circular or half-moon formation, with travelling platforms ; and are In cintßrated as to a& upon flopping within their reads, in any poll- Lion or fituation to which 'ads may be changed. We learn that three fignal-houfes are to be imme. diately erected on the HOldernefs coaft ; one each at Dinslington and• Hornfey, and another on Flambo• rough Head. The Beet from the Baltic. under convoy of the Hoven Boop. which paired Yarmouth a few days ftnce. is arrived in the River. The Gat.oo Hoop of war, with a convoy from Leith. confifling of upwards of too fail, arrived at Elfineur on the 2d inflant. A letter from an officer on board the Awratova, dated the Bth inflant, off the coati of Holland, affords an additional inflance of the enterprise of Sir Samar SMITH, and refolute intrepidity of Britifh tailors.— The letter Rates, that immediately after the late at• tack upon Schelling, as the Amrstora and Ruse were &etching, during the night, along the Dutch coati to the weftwaid, a flotilla of fourteen fail of flat-bottomed boats was feen dole in with Kykdown, at a very fhort dißance from the mouth of the Texel, fkulking along (bore, with the view of reaching the naval depots in the Maefe or Scheldt. An attack' being immediately refolved upon, the Aavatora and Rosy Rood as far in as their draught of water would with fafety admit, in order to cover the at tempt. Their defign, however, being difcovered, the Dutch tailors ran the whole of their flotilla on the beach. and gave the alarm to a regiment of French foldiers Rationed in that quarter, who in- Randy commenced a heavy fire upon the boats of our veffels, which were by this time approaching the fhore. A few broadfides from the Roar and Au vatops loon filenced the enemy's fire, and our fca men completed the fervice on which they were fent without any further interruption, and without the lots of a man, having carried off one fchuyt, and deflrcyed thirteen. The fchuyt which has been taken, is Rated to be of a very light draught of wa• ter, and it is Sir SIDNILY SMITH'S intention to have her immediately fitted with three 24-pound carmnades. Extralt of a Letter dated on board tke IMMOITA. LIT'S frigate, Downs, Monday, OR, 17.—" On Thurfday, being off Boulogne, we bad a com plete view of the flotilla ; they faluted us with fix (hells ; one went over us, and the fecond fell Itnrt ; the remainder were badly direeted, as they burft Eaft and Well of Its nearly half a mile. We could dillinaly count 86 gun-boats, and perceive an immenfe hurry and balk on Gore, and in the harbour. The camps on the hills make a very formidable appearance ; and from their extent, we foppofe met contain 30,600 men at leafl. Their fecurny, however, would be of ver7 Mort duration, were it not for their batteries, which are not only numerous, but placed in every direction that can bear on an affailable point, and proteA the (hipping. " During our vilits to the French erallt, we very fre quently perceive the foldiery on the Gores employed in Fathering mufels, or fitting ; and have not been a little entertained with their mancenvres as our (hip approached the land. When they imagine we can reach them with our guns, they take to their heels, and either pop down behind the land hills, or fly into the country. Along the French coo* the inhabitants kern to have deferred their dwellings, efpecielly thnfe &timed near the fee. Their (cars at nniteceffaly,, as we arm whit them." NAUTICAL ryrELLICEIV CE. MAILS THIS A. DUE. Dublin o t I H trtlburgh 0 a Waterford I I I blew York, Sce. I 0 IAY.-I,Vind S. W. I _ ♦u. DUI. Pt.vmourti, Oc r. tB.—Came in a very fine French (hip privateer, called the Adventure, of Bourdeaux, of 18 guns. and iso men, Capt. GASCORT, taken by his Majcily's (flip AcAsr4, of 4o guns, Capt. WOOD. The ACASTA has alto retaken the St. Mary's Planter, of Liverpool, Capt. JoNss ; and the Royal Edward, of London, Capt. MUIRHEAD, but neither of them are yet arrived: they were both taken by the Adven• titre; as was alto the Rover, of Briftol; all from Ja. maica. Sailed to join the Channel fleet his Majelly's (hips the CULLODFU, of 74 guns. Capt. DACRESI and ARDENT, Of 64 guns, Capt. WINTHROP. Came in the PRINCE of WALES, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral CALDER, from the Channel fleet. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. t9.—Arrived the LIVIATHAN man of war from Jamaica; VENUS and DIANA fri. gates from a mire. Sailed the Et/KU/ICS frigate to the Weftward. DEAL, OCT. 18.—Arrived the VULTURE hoop r! war with a fleet under convoy from the Weftward, which are filed for the River. Sailed the MILPROOK fchooncr, with difpatches frr the fleet off (Mend.— Came down from Sheernefs, the Fuer bomb and CONFLICT gun valet and remain.--Wind N. by W. Herne, Ocr. i9.—Two fixty•fours and a frigate are now at the Nefs, waiting, as we are informed, fur tome light !hips of war and bomb.veffels that are to accompany them to Boulogne. An attack, it is underflood here, will be made on the flotilla in that harbour, when the fquadron deftined for the enter prize forms a junEtion, and which is eapeded daily. —The batteries that protect the harbour of Bou logne are truly formidable, and the bombardiers (as an American paffenger lately told us) Cc leded for this particular duty. A day feldom paffes, without our receiving Tome accounts from the oppofite coals, generally brought by our cutters that peep into Boulogne ; and they reprefent the bor. tile flotilla, now at anchor in that harbour, as ex tremely numerous and ready for fea. If our expedi• tion fucceed (of which the boor' "ads now at Dnn genefs will not fuffer any perfon to exprefs a doubt) the Broke mull be fatal to the French plan of inva ding this country inunttlittitly. The lots of fuch a confiderable number of armed veffels as now ride in the harbour of Boulogne, would take at loft twenty month; to repair. Indeed the probability is, the mit fortune would be irreparable to the enemy. - An Englith frigate that doubled the South Fore land this morning, fuddenly dirtited her courfe to- wards Calais. She was teen off the Scale's Cliff (Blancnefs) about one P. M. ckife in with the land. _ The Thetas, --k, of Laaeaaer, has fast into Liverpool, the St. Auguiline, Saga, 010111 Buenos Ayres to Hambarib. Th e c a dotee, ----% keen the Rio de la Phca to Lontioo.bas been taken, retaken, and feet into Jeffry. Aaastanc...lll the Downs, tba Idarre e f e. ordle; Jane, Hank: Douro, Marlowe; Water, Cloak; Rood; Throe &o thers. Nitbeds; Primate Royal, Coward; Falk*, Cook and Thames. Todd, from Oports..-ollt liarwida, Patriot, Hall, Rena Riga.—At Cowes, Made, Norman, ham Dakinwar.-..At Saud. ampton, James, Jams, froakOperea...,At Unspoilt, Pdercy,lidome timbre, from TA RIM; au i Perfamersaca, bisodfley, (join the Baltantaii—At Dublin, Liamball,Lewingten; end Janina, Dinar, from Losoka.—At Copenhagen, Johansen, Flak, from St. Croix, Ac Trinidad, Ford, Hackney; mod Nympb.--• from Mies... , At New Providence, Plato, Hardy, from London —At Gibraltar, Union, O'Neik from Liverpool.-At &Ron, Jane, from liverpeol..At leitimare, Harriet, Holbrook; and Bakineore. Hawk from Liverpool.-.At Pidledelphia, Piro, Collett, from Landon; join aad Agee, Whitt:dies ; amigo, Brea:ikon; and the Camilla, Huber, from Liverpool. Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 26th of Augua to the tolh of September : The American brig Celia. Slifka. Bowen, to days front Barce. lona, with !tares for Malaga. captured by the Marrepeen car vette Merboba, and rempaired by the Americas Mists Pbiladei. plik. Tbe Enka brig &kw. Sl. Pordwdloo days from Pores and Malta, with currants, far 1.0011011. The Ball& brig Xetrudes. Thos. Candy, po days hoot Smyrna std with moon and valania, for Leaden. The S. Ferris. 34 days from Malta, with a r li for bef f.= The &OM brig ile, Ja. Hamilton, 511 days heat Boat and Maks, with currants and cream of tartar, for Lomas. Tbe bestial num, Vie. Scaronr, di days from Palermo. with WWI. for • The Saadi& brig Henihelden, Co. Ragman, 34 drys from Malta. with balialt, tor Laudon. The Etiglia lip Norma, P. Mello, Oa days from /Meant, with basil, hr Gibraltar. The American hip Roper, in. Haled, fix days from Mime. with fah aml broody. for Salem. Ile American brig Symp. Jobe p. Preeffml. 3 0 d i a .o from Leghorn, with otl, rap, and paper, for Dacia dagger Hammy, M. H. Woh, p day; fro a . with Oates, dee, sad wood, far Gibraltar. The &eta hip Tasks. Ake. Marched. 34 days hem Malta. wadi whoa, for Lemke. Ile Emilia Sip Rambier Jelin Isaith.34 days keen Malta. with ditto, for London. The Eaglia alp Surprise. Wm. Cliree._34 days from Make , with bard& sad wine, for Grossock. The Engiiih hip Brilliant, M. Gibbs. 34 days from Malta, with bar rills. for Cork. The Engila brig Mitre. John Romani. 34 dell from Malta, with oil, rap. sad Mae, for Landes. The Eaglia brig Alexander, Wm. Caratoodie. 34 days from Malts. with ireP phur, for Liverpool. The Raga \ brig Speedwell, Pam Flaky, r a ; ii lar from Malta. with fandry merchandise. hr Leaden. The brig Eagle, John Colons. 34 days from Maks. with bar ley, for Ciarakar. The Emilia brig Allikaam, Osage Coward. 34 days from Malta, with hanack. oil, and hipberi for Linda., 'l'be Mak brig Pallas, Wm. Dddey, 34 days Worn Maim with and rags. for Lawton. The Fuel& Mg airbus A. truhaarre‘ 3e days from Malta, with oil. far Lamina Tits brig Elisabeth, Was. Rowan. 34 days from Mika, with Upham', far Lards°. The Enna brig Howe, Jabs bladder, 34 days from Malta. with &akar and barrilla, far Lodes. The EDINA bet Jobe. Thos. Watfon,34 days front Melta.with wine. for Fsham.h. The Enghlsr i g4: . N. De Jerky, 34 days trial , ou Mahe , with broody, far . The Este& big Lord Nd. fon, Am. Was, 34 days from with fundry machastlisa. for Laotian. The toe& brig Ceres. Frauds Cobb. 34 der flt all Malta, with alpha, far Leedom The Foglia brig SPeedetioat 14kb. Joao, 34 days from Maltaorith ballaft, for Gibraltar. The Elva k brig Salsanke. John Wetly, 34 days from Maks. with hemp and gum, for Landes. The Beella brig Mary, Wm. F a " ratter. 34 days from Malts, with alphas. and Willa, for &raft. The ilagiM brig Aide, Wm. Crannet, 34 days front Malta. with. oil and fiunack for Bred The F.nglia brig WIl ant, Rabat Hafelwood, 34 tit keen Malta, with merchandise, for 10110d0 6 The 2 nate: brig Brkamda, Vilifon Nixon, 34 days from Malta, with head, for Gibraltar. The &ea brig jenny / Tr ie r. 34 days hem Malta, with folplar„ for Liaise. The brig Whet'. T. Other. 34 days from Malta, with toady en. and wool. for Partings& The lngia brig Decide of ftardrel% Ora Sinclair, 34 der :ha ft. Main, bendb. Ike Fsheows. The Foglia poser. Die of Kam. P. aorkaa.34 der hlgi' Malt ta, wish wins, rice, and addiantrare. for Ofteraker. The Enka gip .Sil k, W. Breed, eg der bum and M:WM comm. Silk, mohair, Ike. for Lamas. alTlClsamilli Wood'k land "kit. W. "MN. 94 days from larva sada gat ilk, and co —on. for The alp J ul ` -.----_ IPorty. 43 daw bow Smyrna. with dims aid aged. erfl- 001 " he American brig Naive. Wm. Arimans.dgbt Orate ftlillowr with brandy sad WI, fur 9lewbart9 rifle k 77