Star. — London, England, 1803-07-08 00:00:00

N4Yr-OFFICE, 7.1 5, 1% 5 . THE PIaPICfP4L OFFICSRS and COMMIS SIONERS q NTS -11.1yEST11 NitYr, di Sway give Arneire, Iht;t op rhurfday the 2lft Mitaat, at One o'Clock, they will be =4 to treat wit„ fuch Perkins u may he wiring $a Contra tor fitidying Hi. IVlajefty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, Chat ham, Staceroek h end Plymouth. with CAST IRON BALLAST. A fore. gibe Tod, may &fiat at thit Tea*, ie received titer twolie o'eloe4 on the day of treaty, nor soy Retied. esokfi or forty, or so arid for him, ems& PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDIftGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JULY 7. The Royal Agent was given by Commiffion to the Clergy Rd dence Bill, Footc's Divorce Bill, and two private Bills. The !rifts Promiffory Note Bill, irifh Workmen Combination Bill, Southern Whale Fith.:ry Bia, and Ira Militia Pay Bill, were read a third time and palled. Lord MOIRA prefented a Petition agalaß the Woollen Mann fa aurera 13111.—1 t was ordered to lie on the table. Lord Hmtiowev took the oaths and his feat. _ _ ltigh Import and Export Duty Bill, Ina Army of Referee Bin, and Scnott h.ilida F unlike Bill, were brought up from the Commons, and read a fit Lime. Thelrifh Army of Referve BIL wan ordered to be printed; and the Banding order relative to the progrefa of Bills, were ordered to be taken into conSderatuan Co Saturday, for the purpoie of being Su/Fended in reference to this mcafum On the motion of the Duke of NOR/01K, the confideratian of the claim of Sir Cecil Hifshopp to the Baron; .r.f mic!.....--r.ltbat of Lady Mary Fitzgerald to the Barony of Rolf, was poßponeal to the nett fralea—AdJourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ...... The Royal Afton was given by Conunifilon in the Honk of Peers to the blew Clergy Refidenee BM, and to formai private Ads. The Poor Clergy Bill was committed, and ordered to be repor ted to-morrow. Mr. HAWKINS &tonne obtained leave to bring in a Bill for conitrudtbig a navigable canal from HMI William to Invalids, in terms of a retaliation of the Committee of Supply, granting ao,cooL for that pupae. The Simi Game Prefervatioe BM, and the lrib Treafury Bins BM, were frrerafty read a fecond time, and ordered to be com mitted to-morrow. The Poor Returns Bill, and the Friendly So cieties Relid Bill, were alto read a (sand tints, and ordered to be committed on Monday. Sir Lenience Du NOSS reported from the Committee on the Witerford Elesftion, that the Committee bad met in porftiance of the Speaker's order, and had continued their fittings till this day. The es kienor before the Committee was fo very voluminous, that &nail weeks mutt neeelfarily chpfe before It could be copred.— The Coyote' on both fides had contented to an adjournment for that pupate, and the protein report had been made to the Haute Seer leave to the Committee to adjourn to the asth of Auguft. After fame eonverfation, the reqtteft of the Committee was Wad O. .6k "slio Army of Referee Bill, the Militia Pay Bill, and the Eaft India Decks Bill, were feverally rrad a third time, and pelted. The dill of there Bills was pa&d arsr. cm. and Col. Vcreker eked to carry k to the Lards. The re it of the Brea Port BM was taken into confidential). After a Mort memerfatien between Mr. HKNPIKKON mid Mr. S AGISK, the onsondenento were agreed to, and the Biß was or &red to be misread. A melhge from the Lards Informed the Houk, that their Lord alas hod agreed nabs Sentbera Whale Fatly Bill, the Ida Satan Mem BM, the Militia Pay Bill,aod to the Bill preirendng to conibinatioes among edram in Ireland. Lord CAS. .n awned for an account of the profit and lots d the Raft India Commeny's dales in England, and the profits &ri ling from other dales, up to Mardi laft. Ordered. His Lora* then gave ootiemthat se Monday he timid move In Wee akin, In a *l, empowering the Eatt India Company to make allowassees to fetch Mips as hod failed for Mae Were his lbjety's Mange of the Bth of March laft. Rosorr Soiree mond an Addrets to hie Majefty, for espies of en Roams received by the of State for the Memo Depasemast. from &virtual jails in and Wales, of the milimers committed, and oldie maim and refulgent fads ono illittardertid. - The bills PAM& Pamillos Biß was mad a fecood tine, and or & 111 la be semitalhed aneurrow. • rho Agent Tares NM was resemnitini. Mr. Van st *old adiftlikaldr4 l6 s eh a soda the 818 in Ilhe blend Wilms within Me Mimi Morteity lhould have the rams as the OnilmoliMmem In Lembo and thee. '!la avert was nethed.aitilleMll wee ordered to be read e died Ism to strew. . . . . The Essisiser Jigle AM ems mimed to be teed a third time deommeteer Ms. VaIIaTIMIT Mee& up two B. Ohs Brft fee permit. meg, fler • timetebe liebei, the etpeneties of conk meg, Isar, ea/ pekoe alligesif. medAidaven atedibe fieseddor females Farmed w ee rhe Ismael sad weedemered wished =el Bode. TM& Bea were feverally reed a Bra time,'sed to be read a komed time to memoir v—He aifo moved for no esteem' Mehemet, melee et the mai of Great Britain, for the _ mese 01104 lbe jth ejelliff aes, and ihe etla of January 1303. • .4E4.1 Am sommet arse pedeempi - twee . tle Navy Om, of the kveral f Mame? emreAig IN the Tremfmrer MtheNavy towards the d fievery old talmetela Orda.d to luso the tabie.—Adjourmed• LONDON. FRIDAY. JULY I plum OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: ; pa Can. Cali& for apt. s...iteclund S 3 fi J4l. L4OB Al a& 161.-Oorairs 3 4j 4f 4 dlr. E OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 perC. Eat. SI SS _ Lon Aim is tprlS iftf per 0-sf. 53143 5343 Irillis prr Cata.Bl Apr Cart. 01.49. Rube* Bills, sa. 4a tiL 5 per Cent. Navy SA 344 Ottalum si 44 dd. s Ct. Ana tam SS S 9 Coraggs for 0pg.551-li 56 We are happy to announce, that the alarm excited by the heavy bankruptcies that have lately taken place fume in fame degree to have fubfided. Con fidence among Commercial Men gains ground in proportion, and Money begins to circulate more • freely. Commercial Men in diterent parts of the gauntry have bad recourfs to a meafure fimilar to that which the Merchants of London adopted when the run was made upon the Bank of England, in :793, and have advertifed that they will take ht payment the Notes iffued by certain Banks. The eonfegoeness have alto been fimilar. One Readers will rejoice to hear of another event which will (non have the effeft to give our merchants the command of that capital which has been locked op in Germany fince the French entered Hanover. Through the interference of Ruffia, the Elbe is to be again opened for the Mails to and from England. This meafure cannot have been produced by the refolution of our Cabinet to block up the Elbe, for a fufficient time has not paled fine that Rep was refolved upon to hays produced any Inch ace. It mull therefore have arifen from what we predilled would boner or later ba found to be the true intereil of the Northern Powers. The Continent cannot exitl, in say hate of comfort, without Britifh Mann. faltures ; and it could hardly be expetted the dif. fercat States Mould fubmit to every kind of priva• tion, merely to gratify the caprice of the has? Cousut., and • to fecond the efforts .of his enmity againft this country. The French will be obliged to allow Britifh com merce to be carried on under their very note. The Monitor., laft rummer, called the Englifh Newfpapers a Power" which mull be conquered. We may call Britilb commerce " a Power" which the French never can conquer, unlefs they fubdue England, and grub it up at the roots. It is a power which will make its way into every corner of the world, even into the Caear Cosatm'a drawing•room, in defiance of all the decrees, reitrißions, and prohibitions of malice, rage, and ignorance. The pretence that the rocks in Tonningen are dangerous, is too (hallow ; the French find they may as well (hut out the fun, and day light, as (hut out the commerce of this coun try ; and they had better fubmit to its over-ruling in fluence with a good grace, than expofe, to triumphant derifion, their impotent malice. The communication with the Continent mu ft loon be redeftablithed, though under particular forms and pretexts perhaps. Jamaica papers and letters were received in town yefterday. The Papers were up to the sift of May haclufive ; the letters were of a later date. Some of them Rate, that one of the leveret battles has lately taken place in St. Domingo, between the Blacks and the French troops, that had ever been fought in that Ifland, and that the French were nearly all cut to pieces. The Letters further Rate, that there is no doubt but the remaining French troops will take the earlieft opportunity to evacuate the Ifland. Almon all the Polifh troops have been killed. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JULY s.—Arrived the American khooner Alfred, Captain ELias GRANT, from Rich mond, with cSo barrels of flour for orders; the Ame r can brig Orion, Captain ALLAN, in 47 days from Alexandria, with wheat and flour for this port ; the lugger privateer Alert, of London, of t 8 guns, to get men; and the Cormorant cutter from a cruize.— Sailed the AUCLLAND packet, Captain Sctrumaa, with the mail for Lifbon ; and the EAGLI Revenue cutter, Captain ADAMS, on a erase.—A large (hip having French colours flying under the Englilb,pa&d this port to the eaftward about noon. P. S. By the !hip Carlburg, which arrived yeller day from Jamaica, we learn that (he (poke the (hip Convent, Roatarsow, for London from Jamaica, in long. $9. lat. 43. which lbip had been on (hone in the Ralph for above 3o hours, but by the afliftinece of the inhabitants, to whom they were obliged to give part of the cargo, they fortunately got off with very little damage.—Wind N. W. by W. TOILSLY, JULY 6.—Arrived here Taft evening his Majoiky's frigate Nemesis, Capt. Sossaavit.Le, laft from Portfmesetbi Ike is to have the Ration here to crnife between the Start and Portland. PLTICOOrr, Just 6.—Lati evening arrived in the Sound a very beautiful French National Ihip corvette, cAl'ed le Becchante, pierced for 22 guns, but has only v 8 long twel►e pounders mounted, commanded by Captain KISSEL, and having on board two hundred men : the was captured on the 25th ult. in lat. 47. N. long. at. W. by his Majefly's Chip ENDYWION, of 44 guns, Captain Noir. after a chace and running fight of ten hours, during which the had one Lieu tenant, one Midthipman, and four Seamen killed, and two Seamen wounded : the Frenchmen Rated that they had been ten weeks at fea, from Brett, and that they did not know of the war; but this account is net credited, as, from the appearance of the rail, the cannot have been three weeks at fea, and it is fuppofed that the was going abroad with difpatcbts: one fide of her has been newly caulked. and not fince painted ;—the other fide is recently painted, and her copper appears to have been newly put on :—the is about fix years old, is a very great length, and is Paid Ito be a very complete Ibip of her clafs.—Came in the Dutch Gallia Reyxende Zen, of Amfterdam, 'from Barcelona, bound to Amfterdam, laden with wine and brandy : the was captured by the Atreus- Cans, late French frigate, of 32 guns, which Chip had been previoutly taken by his Majefty's (hip Vic roar, of tto guns, Vice Admiral Lord Vircount Nsi.sor, oa her pallage to Gibraltar, and the is gone there with her. accompanied by many other prires, captured on the voyage: the A nauseant was from St. Domingo boiold to Brea, and had on board a great deal of money, with other valuable property t the was the AssIVICADI EngWb frigate, taken by the French in the laft war : the bad two French (hips in tow at her Rent when the captured the galliot.— Sailed the Vist.a de PARIS, of t to guns, to join the Channel Fleet.—Came in the CHAILWELL, of 2o guns, from Gnernfey ; and the EAGLE cutter, from acruize. PORTENOUTH, JULY 7.—lrrived le Bon Accord (French), from St. Domingo, for Bourdeaux, fent in by the A rosin frigate; Alligator. MONITOW, from Barbadoes ; and Aflive cutter, with a ficet from the Downs. SMasa►s's, Just , 7.—Arrived bis Majefty's Mips blowascu anJ la Sties from Chatham: the latter has gone to the Nore. The !tomuzus bag alto ar rived at the Nore. A very fine thip has come in here, (and gone to Standgate Creek, to perform quaran tine) prize to the DasMaa Coop, Captain DILATOIIs. The four galliots laden with rye, &c. which came is hen fume time ago, detained by the Ann, bare failed, nok being condemned as prizes. " Du&,. PLY 7.—Arrived and failed for the River the Caroline, HAY'S, from St. Kitt's. Arrived the Ise isorraLrra frigate from a cruise, and remains. Liovaa, Jove , 7.—The Ezprefs, Captain DELL, failed /aft tide for Calais, with foreign Mail ;—Mr. Touchard, R. Manchon, Mr. Revcdoni, Mr. Vanfo net, Mr. La Nante, Mr. Rivier, Mr. Olive, Mr. Ra• vet, Mr:Gottineaux, and Mr. Lavet ; a French Gen tleman of the name of Vochez, formerly Agent for fupplying the French prifoners in this country with cloathing, &c. was going in the above veffel, but was arrefted for debt juft as he was embarking ; the neu• tral veffel Drie Sifters, P. EMERY mailer, that lately arrived here from Calais with pallingers, is expeded to be condemned, as it is found that fhe has falfe pa pers. CA•THAM, JULY led the RUM of 6 4guns , for Long Reach. The Panic/es or ORANGN, Capt. CUNNINGHAM ; and the CRESCENT, Lord WILLIAM SI-swear, will be ready in a few days. The con tra& riggers are getting forward with the Cum Captain FIELDING; and the MAGICIIIIIII4 Captain M.Ktitztr. The Rommtr, Capt. }howl's, with the Astrnirarra and l'Arstassa frigates, are under going fithr repairs in the dock. The 13swositUZ being foural too bad to be fitted, the Sr. Aussies is ordered in her room.—Arrived the Nancy, of Aber deen, with Flores for the Yard. This day the Pay-clerks commenced paying the people of the Yard, up to Lady.day laft it is the fiat holiday the men have had for three months, hav ing worked every Sunday during the laft quarter. Ysessouver, Juci 7.—Palled the back of the Sands a man of war to the fouthward, and a gun brig.—Arrived. la POIIOIII4 Admiral THORNIO. aournes flag flip; alto a two-deeker, two gun•brigs, and the Acriva cutter, but no boats having come on Amore, cannot get their names in time for poft. Remain in the the Roads Pauscon frigate, Zest♦ bomb, and Samosa citter. Gar niece, JULY 5. —Arrived the Mary and Jane, Mom a, at Cork from Port Glafgow ; and the Cupid, Vic te am 4a, at Peterfbargh from hence. The Ann, THOMSON, arrived here lalL nigh t , tir o %oen Jamaica, after a pa ff age of 47 days : came gh this wind ward pa ff age in company with the Brun wick, Straw ; Elizabeth, Srevem son ; Princefs of Wiles, Gatos: ; Friendfhip, SMITH, for London; Flora, Basalt, for Briaol ; and was 24 hours in company with a French 74. from St. Domingo, (leering through the Corcos paffage ; law in lat. 36, long. 54, a French merchant (hip, (leering eaß.—Did not hear of the war, till off Plata. The Aurora, Born, arrived laft night from Quebec, after a pelage of gt days; paffed at the Cloch, the Eliza, Fatima, from Jamaica; and the St. Andrew, htEwew, from Barbados. • FROM LLOYIYs LIST. GIAVISZND, JOVE 7.—Pafed by tkelaphroena, Prise, from St. Domingo ; Grace, Prance, from Amoco; Eußatfa, ; and Vrow Prince Fredrick, —, from Norway; Charlotte. .—, from Stockholm; Ceres, Females • and Algal* Velbday, from Stettin; Vrow !Immo': Omm,Davidfon, from Memel; Predates, —; and Hope, Woolf, from Hambne.— Sailed tie Indaßry, Ingrallam, far New York; sad Hope, Mord dydt, for Rotterdam. Yellerday morning, about half pale nine o'clock, her Mai Isrr and the PRlNCassas left Kew for Lon• don, and on their way honoured Lady Waxes!' with a morning rift, at ha. haute in Kenfington Gore, and arrived at the Queen's Houle loon after eleven o'clock. The Duke a You arrived at the Qpiren's Houfe loon after, and paid his refpefts to his Royal Parent and Sifters. About half pale twelve her MAI ISTY and the Pam. cusses arrived at their apartments in St. James's Palace; they were followed by the Prineefs Clue- Lorre of Walls, attended by the Conntefsof Eto in ; in a few minutes after his MAJ [STY arrived in his tra velling carriage from Kew. When her MAIM'r was about to enter the Draw, ing Room, the found herfelf indifpofed with the head• ach, and the declined appearing, and her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES went and fpent the morning with Lady CHARLOTTE Fittest, at her apartments in St. James's. As His MA/RIVE was going to the Drawing Room through the Pretence Chamber, an aged woman, of a very refpeaable appearance. Ml on her knees, and prefented a petition to His MAJlery : the proves to be the mother of Mr. Grant, who is tinder fentence of death for (hooting at Mr. Township, at his own door, in St. James's Place, and who was ordered for execution on the Recorder making his Report in Council on Wednefday. There were prefent at the Drawing Room, His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CA 14 BRIDOR, the Arch bifhop of Chsreasuar. the Archbifhop of Dustin the Billsops of Sr. Asa's,, CH ICIIISTIR, and Ro: CNISTRR, the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at War, the Judge Martial. their Excellencies the Spa. nifb, Pruflian, Ruffian, Portugnefe, Dani(h, and Ins. phial Ambaffadors, and a number of Nobility and Gentry. On account of Lord HARROWRY, (late Mr. DUD. LST Ry De ), being at the Levee on Wednefday, after the prefentations to his MAJ s STY had taken place, his Loidlhip was prefented in the Clofet, on his coming to his Title. The following were among the other prefentationt: Lady Harem/by, on her coming to her tide. Irk Priam& Caortaryid, by :he Counters of Stahranabeng. Cased Cobers,by Earl Chatham Laid Akheepe, by Ms father Earl Spenger. His Emelleney General Waleariterlf, by Mr. De Oybiegpalm. Le Comte W Zt-Cansoyild, hy the Impend Ambers:lm Lennemosimel igan, by Alderman Newahans, no biome. soctiai to that rank him Major in the Leedom Mina. Cdptida Maws, by Sir Home Popham. Mr. Mink by the Msrqui. of Douglas. Mr. Smarm Smith, uo his sppointment to be Envoy at Wk. umbers. &Alia isoltinfoo, of tie ColdArama Ragiment of Gouda, as his promotion. After tbe Drawing Room his Maysery held a Privy Conseil, which tit but a short time, after which his Maytsry gave a private audience to Lord Hawaissuar, Earl Hatarucros, and Sir Cusa‘as Maltose, Judge Martial, who said a number= pen before his MAJOTT refpeaing a Court s About half pall four o'closlt *ear Mayssvass the Paige was, and the Dube d Casilusbea, 144 di Paws fat Lew, to dials. "• ' " ' CORAWARA'ET, LURK-L . /JIVE, yui.r s. There has been a very great dulnefs in the Cor Trade for mofl Articles, Oats and Beans excepted. which have gone off at a trifling advance.—Wheat is evidently looking down, and Flour is hardly fule able—the (lock is getting coafiderable.—Malt is no. minal, in confequence of the new duty having taken place.—Good Barley is unvAried, bat inferior qua lities are dull. Peas and every other Grain as pze Currency. Wkest,342.6oL perpiatter Rolfe Beans, 335. 331. Fine ditto, 611. 63a. Tick Beans, 301. 312. FilleDantdedthor SO. S6s. dos. Hog Peas, 331.355. 365. Rye, 345. 3fo. Boilers, 460.503. • Wier, su. Carraway Seed sos gas. per crt. Supsaise ditto, nye. 6d. Coriander, att. los. Malt, nominal Canary, pos. 764. Oats, ssa. abs. de. Floor, per feel, 473.'50n 535. IMSPECTOILS RITVRII PROM UX111L4DC1,301.7 7. Wheat, per Load, from 131. os. to 161. tos. Barley, per Quarter, from it 6s. to 11. Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 4s. to 11. sos. Beans, per tarter, from IL 13$. to ii. t 7s. Peafe, per Quarter, from 11. sBs. to al. os. CHALCOGRAPHIC SOCIErr. It mull be highly gratifying to the lovers of the Fine Arts, to thofe who know their powerful fill'. ence on the public mind, to be informed that a So. clay of Engravers has been formed under the imme diate Patronage of his Royal Highnefs the Panics of Watts. To alleviate the misfortunes and miferies refacing from ficknefs aid the decays of nature, it the immediate object of the Inititutiunt and we have no doubt but the funds arifing from the fubfcriptions of Artills, aided by the fupport which it merits, and will no doubt obtain, not only from the lovers f the Arts, but from thofe who entertain liberal and en larged views of the true interefts of their country. will prove equal to the fupport of thofe who, is fpite of their exertions, may need fuch aid. To the public this inflitution promifes the mat fora advantages—advantages impoffible to be cons. snanded by any other means. Talent, energy, and power, with the peculiar acquirements and excel. leacies of each artift in each line, united and concert. trated in Engle productions, mutt give them a degree of excellence which could never be obtained from tn fulated talents, however fplendid, and mull increafe is proportion the commercial interells of the country. The inftitution had its lift anniverfary dinner os Wednefday, at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand. It was aumeroufly and refpeaably attended, and the afternoon was (pent amidft that facial enjoyment which antes from a mutual interchange of fentimentit enlivened by genius, and poliflted and correeed by tattle. Great harmony prevailed during the whole evening, and the company feparated hitghly gratified with the refult of their meeting, and animated by the hope of that fuceefs to which, by their laudable ex. ertions, they are fo well entitled. The following is a lift of the Officers and Com mittee for the prefent year _ _ _ Abets BAILTOLOUI, R. A. Eastiver to the Vag, ?radial Pismo Wttuaos Tessin, £l4. liatiorka Lamm to ate gown, Vice-Proadcot. Masa Erarroak A-LA•Tit a rgrir* A la Ratataocs Erg, WAIIIZN, Jamas Paste's. Efq. ow° Aims T We. Rot. PAsTracrat Maaoows, T.os as MOOLAND, Efq. liras tyre'', Ll* A.K.A. Naval Emmet totlhe Rh* 11011 All MILTON ' Efq, Honorary Secretary. Wtaron L VONT, Efq. 2 Auditors. 101111 SANLAGAII, Efq. 3 OILIP Hartaaqsear Laasse.of tlat PAIAIIe Temple, Hoporar7 Calfskin Metottoo. A Bill was Fefented to the Houfe of COMMOIIs at, by Mr.VAuIIITTAILT, and read a Brit time, for allowing the bonding and warehoufing of Portngol Wines, for a time to be limited , Yederday morning a Board of General Officers was held at the Duke of YORK'S office, Whitehill, at the exprefs defire of his Royal Highnefs, far the purpofe of taking into confidcration fame new Re. gulationsrefpeking the Difitibution of Prize Money. The judge Martial attended, and a number of Mili tary Officers of dißinkion. His Majeßy has figned a warrant, ordaining a lei, ter to be paired, under the Seal appointed by the Treaty of Union to be kept and made ufe of as place of the Greyt Seal of Scotland, giving, granting, and difpofing tato Sir Tunica. Limit:m.oas, Baronet, a captain of the Royal Navy, the euflody and keeping of the Palace of Linlithgow, kc. and alto the cuf tody and keeping of the Cagle of Blaciawfs, Ate. vies DoooLas. Duke of Hamilton, deceafed. There Offices were forfeited to the Crown AOIIO tits. by Hereditary Coallable and Keeper ANIS LIVINGSTON', the then Earl of Linlithgow sod Cs• lendar, and they have been granted to Sir Tnostas Llvnsosroaa in conlequence of his being the Earl's Heir Male and Reprefentative. The Brigade of Militia, encamped at Cyakimtik, under the command of Major-General Tateeetne, at prefent coatis of the Derby, and three Battalions of the Middlefex. An infpeaion has taken place of the fortiAcations at Chatham by Major-General Ross, of the Board of Ordnance ; and an e a imate made of the funs :st eel:try to put them in a proper Rate of defence, it is thought to amount to upwards of soo,oool.—On Wednefday about 300 of the Staff and Guardia cum menced their operations on them, by order of Lieu . . General DUNDCS, who fet offimmediately for B r ig- - ton, in order to be prefent at the formation of a Can p at *that place.—The sad Regiment of Foot have lett Riding.Rreet Barracks, sod are encamped at &home. Cline, between Folkeßone and Hythe. A Recruiting Part of the t4th Dragoons can e into Dover on Wedne lday with a number of Recruit . 'rimy fay these never was a time known when ma edified with more alacrity. We have notieedfosue very patriotic offenmade to Government by Carriers of dillinguilhed reputation. is aiding. to a great extent of means, Government with conveyances. We have authority to add the name of Mr. Hams, of the Cattle and Falcon Inn, Aldarfgatalreet, who has tendered his ferricea to the Hon*: Board of Ordnance in the like manner. A few days ago a French lugger privateer sp. peered off Burlington Bay, and gave chafe to one f out traders. We hope means will inlandy be ackl t ad Air the proteßiou of that part of the eosin. Oct. misers intlead of lying in Yarmouth Roads, nue t io be ordered token in the track of our main tradc. . .