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tude and %igour towards It eland, which he had itt,ft relalantly fe t the necelfity of tunprding, were hdopted by the Houle without fufficient information Being laid before them by his Majelly's Miniffers.— But he &fired to know, if The cut mun 7 cation made Ig a Mirage front the King, infotruing the Houle that a rebellion had broken out in Ireland, vris not of itfelt a fufficient document to warrant the Houle in founding the measure which it had wifely.adopted, e v en without the aid of another authentic docament which he had laid on the table of the H(,:tre before e ven be propoled the mealures allud2d to, namely, a Ploclamation figned :it Dublin, the fettle of incur re&ioti, by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and 10 Privy Counfellors, fluting that a retie lions infurrec• tion h.:, 1 broken out, and offering a reward for the' appreltenlion of tht murderers of Lord Kilwarden, Majelly"‘ Chief Jaliee of the King's Bench, who bad ftllen the Bra viaitn of that rebellion ? Would the Riglit Hon. Gentleman fay theft were not fuffi• cient document., betides thenotoiety of the faEl, Without taking as ha prupofed twenty-four hours to pull:: and deliberate whether he would content to adopt any manhunt of promptitude, or even give to Majelty the refp4.-Sful afforance that the Houle tl-anked him for his gracious communication, and would take it into fpeedy confideration ? He had, however, the huisfaElion to allure the Houle, that the promptitude with rshich the Imrerial Parliament had adopted that mcafure, was received by the loyal people of Ireland with moll lively gratitude, as a mark of vigilance and protecting attention, and was the means of infpirittg new vigour and confidence Into every loyal bofom. Many communications were received, all correlating to this effea ; and he would appeal to the Hon. Friend of the Right Honourable Gentleman (Sir V.% Elliott) if, in the many commu nications he had received from his fl-ends in Ireland on that fribjed, the conaluet of the Right Hon. Gen tleman upon that million was not feverely cen• fitted. It had been laid, that no amelioration had taken place with relpeCt to Ireland, fince the palling of the meature of Union; but he was convinced the 4 people of Ireland mull have adv.rntages, incredible within fo dual a period, confioLting the circumltances of that country hut two years hack. The benefits of that meafure mull necellatily be of gradual growth ; -but even within that period fence it was paired, the people of Ireland had received indeed a ukful leffon. Phey had ken their country thrive under the blef flogs of a Britilli Conititution, and a mild and happy Government; while they law that nation, whole fade liberty and chimerical happinefs they had been taught to admire, lurk at the feet of a tyrant, and groan ing under a military deffintifoir It was (ale that fume detail ought to be laid before the Houle. He mull antwer, than fuch a thing was not necellary. No fuels thing was done during the rebellion of 5798, al though feveral motions were made fur producing in formation. And during the years the Right Hon. Gentleman continued a Cabinet Minifter, he had uniformly refilled all motions for enquiry hues the alEtirs with which the Government was conneded.— In the cafe of the expeditien to QLciberon, in which the feelings of the whole nation were interefled, the Right Hon. Gentleman oFpoled a motion for an'eu• quit y. Upon every oecafion relating to circutteßances of public diluter, he conflantly refuted enquiry.— At no period lice the conchifion of the late Peace, had his Majetty's Minillert diffembled that there ex ilted a danger in the country, which would be fatal to the Peace itfelf, if it CV/2 not guarded againfl. On that account, a great .naval and military ellablifh merit was kept on font. The Right Hon. Gentleman then ant-red into a defence of the meafures of his Ministers, particularly thole lately adopted. acid defended them againli the charges of Mr. Wind ham. As to the quiettion now before the Houle. the lion. Gentleman who made it could not poffibly lop pole it could be alted upon. This motion was de layed till the left day of the &Mon, although he churl fay, that at an earlier period the produdion of the papers moved for would have been dangerous, A Right Hon. Gentleman profit:fed the apoonstment of a Standing council or Committee, during th e re eels. He could only fay in :Infarct to that. that it would be inconfillent with the rules of Pailiarnenr, and could not take place without legiflative audios i• ty. An Hon. Gentleman who (poke third in the de• Mate, talked of Commercial Spies being appointed in Ireland. The fait was, that no filch perfiaes ever were there, for Government would not (offer them to go to the place of their dellination. Mr. WINDHAM (poke in explanation. • Dr. Leweenca declared, he was highly pleated that the Hon. Gentleman lied brought forward the prefent motion, becauk he thought tt extremely ne celfary for Parliament to !hen i felt vigilant for the Way and welfare of Ireland. He then, in a very long tpeech. entered i a general cent - tire of his . Majefly's Minillers, whom he charged with tat-dine, and remiilliefs. He net jufliiied :he Gen:kitten who opp.iteJ them : and who, unlike the had not the art of shatwin , e, the people after them. They did not go stb tot consulting Stock brokers, Onwiam ler-o And Clothicr4, As the otLtis had June. Such a conduel as that was noworrhy of Statehnen. But above all things. the Oiy , ifition never 010 Ce tool: up arty topics for the put pole of maiong unpo pular. He cantended, :hat f -me informati .0 was neeefrary to (misty the Houle with regard to the :late of the people of Inland and conelud.al a long (peed* bre fui-porting the motion. The AT rnott4 Er G:IVF. It Al. laid he would not 1.,1- low has Learned Fri-zed through the wh..le of his klig (peed', in which he appeared to have Ivor littriming up the debates of die entire Scflon r.f Parliament.— He did not wills to call his :earned Friend to ruder for (peaking on tub;eas no way comic:tee! ..with the quellinn la:fore the Hook, becaule he knew the Le:tined Gentleman polTedisl a &Vet i you that fob. jeer, by which, if interrupted in his fpeech, I:: wr•ulsl prove that what he had beet. ri i iog was aaplic Ibls: to the queilimi ; and in d , tmt In a 'neater quantity of time would be confutned than if the Hon. Gentleman was fofFered to gn on with hi, fpecell. At to the meafure now before the Honk, the ',I T praflical mode of ;al-tying it into elk& would be to vote an Addrefe to his Majesty not to priimi k iir the Parlia ment fo r fume time longer, and tlrea the Houle would have an opts• rio it of difenCing the motion. Il e w. or t •,oppo'i the prelim motion at any Ter od of the Soon ; nor would he itillitirte an en a't• y at any time into the conkiraey itt Ireland, for that would be cutting up at once all fources of infer raatiou. itb regard to the conciliation that bad beta recommended, he de(rcd Gotleinen to tiai: caft whether, by endeaycnlring to cnnci eat:, they were not likely to alie:tite a great part of the loyal iiihjeets of Ireland. Lord Tit Otis denied that the Rebellion in Ireland could in any refpeet be conlidtred as a religious Re bellion, or as a Rebellion of the Cottage againft the Palace. If the attack lately made in Dublin by Re bels there, was made by furprife on the Government, Ministers deferved to he impeached for not being aware of, or not having known it : and if they litid known it, he would ask why the Rebels were alloncj even for an hour to be in arms ? Colonel CRAU rut]) was of opinion that the !look ought to continue fatting for a week longer, in order to go hint the propofed enquiry. If Lritidirn id been attacked in the manner Dublin had kien, Parli orient would undoubtedly continue to :it. Why not extend the fame vigilance and anxiety to the (late of Irel and That Nlinifiers were furprized, that they had a. tzid with fupinenefs and negledt with refpea to Ireland, was made abundantly evident. and indeed no attempt had been made to anfwer the laft, that were adduced in proof of that r:tniffnefs. The enquit y fhould at lean be gone into for the praelical advantage of (hew ing that the hills Government were not guilty of the rentiffnefs imputed to them : if in reality they are not liable to fuch a charge as to the queßion of Catholic Emancipation, he wilhed it to be agitated. The claims of the Catholics were founded in julliin! and tight ; and whenever that quellicrit was brought be fore the Houle, it Omni(' have his moll decided fop port. Not only, in his opinion, lhote..l the iticapaci• ties under which the Catholics dill laboured be re moved, but Vic) , thould aim be relieved from the burthen of fupporting the Protellant Clergy. Mr. Serjzant BEST laid, the doAtine jolt advanced by the Hon. Gentleman, was the molt dangerous he had ever heat& It went diienly to abolith the eccle• fistlical part of the Contlitittion. Were there not vall numbers r f perfiins in England who differed froth the ellahlifhed Church, and yet they all contri buted towards the fupport of the ellablithed Clergy ? He therefore wifhed that the dangerous ooinion juR advanced, fhould not go abroad without fume °bier vation. Mr. ALMWDER oppofed the motion. He Paid that a great part of the Catholics of Leland were ex tremely well affeCted to the Government. As a proof of which he referred Gentlemen to the loyal refolu I tions lately :atcred into by a large body of them in Dublin. He mull, however, acknowledge that there were great numbers of a very low defcription, who, fedoced by hopes of plunder, aaually looked forward to getting into their poffelfion many elates, which they fuppofed had in very remote periods belonged to their ancetlon. hut ~ f which they had been dept iv. He did not conld:•r the recent rebellion as origi nating from notions of religion ; but was certain it had been chiefly fomented by fccret agents from France, which held out hopes of plunder to the de luded multitude. Mr. Buresitirsom in reply, animadverted with cOnfiderabl: fescrity on the arguments adduced that evening by Lord Cafilcreay,h. and nit the whole of that Nobl:man's political conduft. He could not hut repeat, when he red:fled on the fy Ilem for Tome time adopted by him, " 0! but man, proud mats, Dreircil In a time Wet authority, Plays fuels huttulti: tricks before high Velem As make he Angels weep " He then cansaffed Lord CAtilcreagh's condis& in the different charadters which he alledged he had figured in a. the champion of kith independence, the Poet Laurent of Lord Camden's Adminittrat ion, the pane ' Kuril of Lull Cornwallis, and the apologi II for Lord Hardwicke. He denied that the pretent ditlrafted (late of Ireland was to be alit ibed to the claims of the Catholics. The rebellion of Ind originated with the ProteriAnts and Prethyterians. He ridiculed the affeuirm that the Catholics had any ferious intention of obtaining polliffion of the forfeited climes of their ance(lor►, and as a roof of the abfurdity of fuels a fuppofition, laid that Croce Catholics had been per. mitted to hold lands, they h.td purchafed property ot that defcription with as little fcritple as P , otellants. He concluded with I impreffing tin the Houle the n .celLty of.d!voting the mot! pa:molar attention to the removal of the grievances complained of in The epteftion was then put on Mr. Hutch:nina's mnti ,a, and negstived without a diviGon. Adjourned at oue o'clock. LONDON. FRIDAY, Al a Patties of WA Lisa Da ,vatysT isy.—Ftoll4.l at 'UNE& CU licss. (S YES : India stock 163 India Heads, is a as. ME Im. Kr 2 hsc p he 3 q. BI C. M. 5 as. }s.. die Oinisiant Sill/ dif. Eni 4l . ll•Lets s 7L as CoaL us. ssi sa PRICE OF $1'01.! Bank stock 139 140 3 par C. Nr.l. 54 if 3 per C Clini . .l2 33 f 33i 4 pu Creu. 64 3pa Cast. Navy 14 T 3 II ty:TC.,797.1111 Ana. i 6 a-sGota This afternnen, between two and three o'clock, 'he Klan, went in dale to the Hours of Peers and pro -I..goesltlvc Parliament with a (peed' from the throne. Tiic bionnefs of one of the snoft important Set:lions of the ',velem 'cl i p terminated lan night, when an in terefl ng debate tuok place on the eliding date of „lad ovd. The Dublin Mail of this morning brings nothing particularly Murrain. The mornins Paper, in which Colonel Dit.t.on's letter, copied into this paper on Wednefday NO, was publiflsed, has (ince offered a coerce/inn. Miring us for/rum to ,ead fivers:. We have no objecliAn ; for the alteration no way affects the remit Its we then of. ferc.kl—uer !hall we enter into any Luther difeudion on the fubjat, but content ourfelves with laying bc. fore our readers the following means from letters, received from Gibialtar by an Officer of rank in London, who bar very politely allowed us to make of.; of ahem. . GIBRALTAR. JUNE it. o We have been vexed for fume time by the Re vanche French Frigate, uf 40 guns. ulaich ha• been cruising without fear. and interrupting the naviga tion of t h e Cut. She data Got Lure (hewn herfell, Lut 1r 44; of tht Rr SANTA'S :L i; 7 g7Lt!, which 97, ' UllfOrttlllate!y ‘vretkcti ofit 3111 ult. P.m of the crew 11..! finet arrived hcre. Since t'phtt i:cident WC II:1:C On; Y a.l .1 t 1101.1)5 ui war here. " The inha t, itants as n!c:• rejoiced to ffe 1:;s I).:ke of IIrNI return I i,her , a• the peoide r:. ...\%ll , a Scotia tindoir%t edly were after his al.fence from tI r.. (.);1 his re turn, h..wever, I.c trill find the f.;:t7rifi,n t:1 it very difhcreot lituatiou Iron , that which he left it. We have had a great tICAI ft/ aria rioting there (rne days pad ; Di LLar. ' s have been vei7 un ruly. beating their Akijt.t ant, and threfhiog the Blr r:ick Guard. Sir TIIAJM AS TRIGG t: i• a v:uod deal alarmed about them, and is writing to get rid of then:. COl2ll-Y4RK ET I;,:iP iltrG 1h: hnts which and AI! ived !•:,d i:k file it t;:" , ie.•••ancec! ; Lit": 1..;;!:-...! a:tel,t;or. i;! y of l.),.11! 1,14 very fieely—th: Itc;;:. az :Lc 14:larfs is npic:i Fur wiicat.sts:...;;:.r..rgr. FT.rf 3E 3 . 6ii. 1 . 1 ;el. 2,4 .!2s. It;:•,32: - . 41. B 311%7. 22*. 241. cnr r 15 'r.62s. per cr.! Sur mice dint,. 26 . cd. j;s. 4;a. Matt, 56., 595. Cla2ry. gas. 86,. 091••,226. 265. 441. prr I..ft. I.lt ur, per lack, SCS !fa. Amorie-A, jlt. S q .. per bJrtr:. IN.!PCCI.. itLTUKN lICW.I 1 , /.1141110,, ,t;r.7. £I. Virlle4t, per LoAii, fern Isl. c,. to 7 1 5 1 . IC's. Barley, per Q.l.;iit,:r, from it. Gs. tr, li. As. O.its, pet (...tr-irter, hom 11. 61. to 11. X,. pe r Q iGi. to 21. *S. per Cr , ./11 21. CS. to 21. 2s. GIBRALTAP , JL'NE " De t.i.ns's regiment ate iu filch a tefratanry mu Mous (late, on account of not liAving got tht.ir die charge, that Sir 'I . IIOM As TN ICC E is going to difband them immediately, and application, firange 23 it wi'd appear, has annally been ri:,(11 to Gcnt:ral CASTA NUz commat,ding at the :;panilli line E, for rermi!iion to pars them through Spain—frurn vrii:.nce it is not dOeult to with where they v•ill next find their way to.—Not ten men iti the regiment would re•erlill. General Baetmtrr has been making We of all the power of his eloquence irehatenguing them, - but all in vain. " GIBRALTAR, JULY 3. Almoß the. whole ot . 11it..t.oN's men that hive beim colt to Algeliras, hay.:got paifes from General CAS wool. to go to 'Madrid, to obtain the French .Ambalraclor'slantlion tor their return to France. a Several of the regiments are rather fickly, chief ly with the fcurry, and a few fevers. The appear. ince of the garrifin is much altered, fume his Royal Highnefs the Duke of KESr lth it. ~ GIIIRALTAR, JULY at. " The Toth Regiment have hem Co richly of late, that they are taken off all duty or fatisne whatever On Monday lait, at the wet kly vifit of the Hufpital, they had 327 on their lick Lift." New writs were yetterday orJered for the County of Cambridge and die City of The high . Hon. CHARLES YORKE and the lt;glit CH AR LE, BRAGGS having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, previous to their new appointment:. The lit mer, it i fAid, as fuccelior to Lord PELHAM ; the latter as Secretary at War. Cznrral .larrtaisin is to be a Member of the Board of Controal, p:eliminary to his being tent out as Governor of L'oni6.ly. The Court of inquiry, which has been fitting fine the loth of hot month, to inveiti t :ate the les:nal al legations e‘itihited, concerning abufes Rated to have been conunitted in the Recruiting Department in Ireland, on I .Ve:inefday itti!hed the hearing of the evidence which Litutcliant General Jim /ISOM, Major Poott, and Major Rocuroar, were commanded to profecute againa tsl4or; JOHN BRADSHAW, who had raifed levies for his A V STY in Ireland ; and Major 7ueral F tweivr, who held the office of Infpator General of Recruits there. The Court takes time to decide. A Court of Common Council was held yeftcrday at Guildhall, at which the Loan hfavoa, ten Alder men, the Recorder, and a great many Commoners were prefent.—The Court unanimoufly voted the film of 25001. as a fuhfcription by this Court to the Fund at Lloyd's Coffee•houfei now railing for the relief or reward of thole who may Infer in the pie. fent contell. or merit dillinaion by firecefsful or fig nal exertions againft the enemy.—The Court alfo unanimoufly voted the freedom of the City to be pre rented to Dr. J►nx re, in a gold box, of the value of one hundred guineas. as a token of their !core of his fkill and perfeveranee in bringing into general ufe the inoculation for the cow pock. The Royal Allent not having been given to the In. come Bill, the Commiffioners, for carrying the lime iutn execution, were of courre or•t named. Wedneldav, in confeqttence of ,m order from the Lords of the Admiralty, Captain )tans, of the Macttricsay„ went cao board l'Epervier corvette, at Poitimouth, to examine if B AA TS, the Commander of her, was on board qr not. He firutiniaed eve' y man, and could gain no fatiscadory information relpthing him. Captain Jea•ts was ac. companied by a Lieutenant of the MACNIFICINT s who is acquainted with pigmies's pet fon. L'Eper• vier has a great quantity of his baggage on board, and a great many animals and natural curlofi tics belonging to him. Cite. %Nestor, Ertl. the only (leaser(' prefent at the IA Arent races, with a committee of the jockey club cholas by hinvelf, have decided the difputed point, that Sir C. BUNIVRY is entitled to the plate, three race horfes being cowed for it. We yetierday briefly Itated the melancholy rata• flrophe of the Lady of Sir Floc it Mox go; of Fowlis the following are the particulars:—On the 3d infant the Lady of Sir Hucti Mows°, of Fotvlis, went to her ufual place, in the bay of Cranial ty, to ba-he, tak• ing three of her fervant maids along with her ; and, as was always her pr ('lice, a f:.vant sv:.s placed at a coal:table thilance to prevent ar,, , perfon from paff big that way while the was bathing. Mr. PIN IILATt I, a merchant, coming near %Octr tic fervant was placed,svgs alarmed by loud cies and fhtielc , , and infilled rb:t going forward to Ice whit was the hut the fervant pro vented him, layiag he had orders to flop any Felton going that way, and that the crie. were only ocrarioned b, his Lady and the maids ii thing. Mr. F. however, not being fatisfied with thi-, petrified in Ids determination, and inflantly get ting into a boat. made for the place, which he had no fonner reached, than he faw the four bodies float ing nn the water. He foon got them into the boat, and made for the Ihore. One of the fervants resived alien in the boat. Medical alliance was immedi ztely procured for the Lady and the other two ler yams, bat though every effort was made to recover them, all proved ineffeOnal. It is fuppored that fame of them had gone beyond their depth, and the others, in attempting to cave them, !hared %lick fate. But no pofitive information has yet been obtained from the maid who forni:m It'7"::LLIGLNCE. "rLe !;•li , )w;ng Slnnps Lave ben orc'er into C,a mitiiuu Detttl,,rd ge, . Cep'. Woo: =7,173C: WI! IV. • - C:'l N. I to;:nr - -- BAC:4 1%1 N. Ct. •—•-• N. 4 II .1 Y. The CR' s:_liNT fi ;gate, of 4.2 gt:os, cornroarldot: by Lord S riJAK T, is 'lrTired in the EVIZI • ber. Six pin hrig are like‘i if:: daily e:peet.2d, I,Jr the defence t:rz rfrer and coal!. Sir SIDN r S:IITH ret , lrred IQ Hofdy Bay. having cloicly watched the er...rny's ports, where no movement has taken place. GKEFNOCK, At n. 9.—On Sunday arrived in our his Isfajelly's floop NCllExcw, of s 6 gum:, Captain HAwts, from Plymouth. On the agili tilt. t 4. leagues Weil of Scilly, the well in with a French filitadt on, of three (hips of the line and two ft igate , , itcering to the Eaaward, which the pallid through and nithout being chafed, though reconnoitteted by one of the Itigates ; and the fame night Captain li•wt s tacked and again paired them, and wtnt off Brett, and on the tII of this month, apprifsd Admi. ral Con NWII ILI% of the titcumflance, and then pro ceeded hint r. PLYMOUTH, A UCUST 10.—Sailed his %jelly's ("hip Tit v tint er.t, of 7 4 gnus, Capt. BLDFOR 0, to join the Channel fleet ; the litovit, of 15 giros, w::11 a iarge fleet, under he, convoy, to the eaftward I among w:11:11 ate f;veral Weit Inciiamen, retaken Ihips and prizes, for Lund ,n ; the Paof Nix, of 36 guns, on a cruize; and the Pat NCE s,, of 26 guns, to the weflward. Letters from Jerky Rate, that two large Sr. Do. tuingu men, of tons each, very valuta le, had Been fent in there by two Guernfey privateers.— Came in three Weft IndianiLti which had run it from Jamaica. A convoy of 76 fail, under care of a line of bank (hip and two frigate., failei from Jamaica about four weeks fence: a part had feparated in a violent gale of wind.—Sailed with difpatches for Admiral Cossawat.t.ts, off Breft, the 'Waimea, of 03 guns, C a pt a i n f ames ; an d t h e ENDYMION, of 44. guns, Captain C. Pacer, on a cruife to the Weltward.—Came in three of the milling Jamaica (hips, for London, which parted company in a gale of wind with tome others, who failed at the fame time: one of them has painted on her llern, Mary of London.—Sailed la Agent, of 14 guns, Captain DIGIT, on a eruize ; the is com• purely fitted for lea. The AUTUMN, of 16 guns. Captain Jacesow, which arrived from the coati of France, brings nothing particular new or intereßing. There fermi to be a great deal of aaivity along the coati among the gunboats.--Came in a French brig from St. Domingo, taken by la Pinzts, of 44 guns, . who was in fight of and chafing nine fail of the above defctiption.—The Prize Mailer lays, that from here to Cape Fin' flr ri e, the Channel and fea•coalt of France, ' Spain, and Portugal,f.varm with Britiffr privateers of all fires, forts, and deferiptions.—Paffed np nine fail of (hips from Jamaica, after a fine pafFage of fix weeks. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST It.—Arrived the Alert French privateer, prize to the AMELIA frigate. and Veionii, (French) prize to the Ewer-miss frigate. Sailed the RivoLurroartmas of 44 guns, Captain Loci, on a cruize tURTALUS, of 36 Inns, Hots. ICapt. BLACKWOOD, to lie its guaraiip at Lymingron; • STARLING gun•velfel, Lieut. GUYnti, on a cruise; and the Mst.Laarroz fchooner, Lieut. STUCK, wits 5i fail of veffils under convoy for the Downs.—W eo g out of harbour the Tamer, of 54 guns. Capt. Non. way ; the is fitted for an hofpital (sip for the No r th Sea station.—Arrived the LIBERTY, of i 6 guns, Li:ut. Cori aril EY, from Jerfcy. SH . Aoo. t L—His Majeßy's fhip Anat. mita has had her foremaft taken out to be replaced by a new one, it being RsivAed by lightning off the coati of France, fo as to render it quite tildes. Admiral Lord KR:TH has this day /milled his flag en hoard his Majetly's (hip MONARCH, which (hip will fail in a few days. We are particularly happy in Rating, that Admiral ROWLSY. who fucceeds Lord rt., is an Officer under whom we erpeß to feelno bappinefs than under his Lordfhip. YARMOUTH, AUCUST fl.--Yeßerday P. M. arriv ed the MAGICI FN *4S (Ilbate , Of 32 guns, from Chat ham. Sailed the Box ER gun brig. This d..y failed the Mac t cis% z frigate, cn a cr oize on the coca of H -Band. Art ived the Fs/tit ma gun lit ig, and re. mains in the limadc with the Gecy HE ID, Rear Ad• miral THORN notouc u. On Tirefday fail a flip was launched at 'Prows, near Norwich, w ith all her rig. ging, and upwards of 20C perfons on board of differ ent kees: as loon as (he was launched, a great num ber of people got up the flootids, and dive being nai ballall the overfct, by which unfortunate aceideut ver al perfons 101 l their lives. FROM LLOYD% LIST. DIAL. Auc. ti —Arrived, and for the Eire?, the Due , from Jainaka. Wind r. W Durkin:o 1,I„, dept, Alt kin, from Jamalea, parted with the homeward -bow d Ja maica tlcrt on the itft July, in a vrry high ask of wind off the N'eltern Mai& many of the fleet 'MC difraated With uthcr confidcrable dam..pc. Ga•rrirxn, Au°. tr.—Pared II the Arna, Payaton, ant Vation, 'I imoti.v, from Waterford —Sailed the Admiral Rogat, fur the F.Ol I:Wiee; Fair American, Flown?, tot v;rl aR Friendthip. Irgrahon, for Bolton; Timmer, Jenkins, for Cork; Eleanor, Stow, fn Quantity ; acg Vrow Cebariz a , J a ne rot Eattgen.