Star. — London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

.4 1 • FL,* another Swedish Governor hat arrived la Stra lsund, who has stopped every kind of trade in colonial Pro ducts, and ordered the confiscation of not only Ships, but also of carriage% and waggons in which it may be found, together with the horses. Priv rte letters yesterday received at Rimburgh f ro m Paris, confidently state that a second :hie of F r ench Douaniers is to be established, which will reach from the Elbe to the shores of the Baltic. liivate letters received from Paris state, that :he new EMPRESS is disliked by many persons at c „ 11 l for her pride.—She shews her resets ment to all persons in the least degree implicated in t uitappy catastrophe of Louis the Sixteenth. Several persons of distinction have for this reason been rem oved ( r im Court, and lost their employments. 'rite French General at Hamburgh, Melitor, is said to liavL exacted from that unhappy City another forced : malt , without security, of 2,000,000 of francs for his G•-vernment. He also wished to encamp, with his whole division of 13,000 erten, on the fronties s of Hol land, but the Senate proving their inability to procure the necessary wood for building huts, and houses Ibr t h e ( aeon, the plan was relinquished. Our Ch .ncery has published the following Royal patent, relative to the ordueing away of American ships from the ports of Hustun and Tonningen Tr, order to prevent all smuggling trade, to be I pprehended by the abuse of the North American trad, between the Island of Heligoland, occupied by :he enemy, and the neighbouring ports of Hnsum and Tonninge.n, his Majesty Ms been most graciously alcased to resolve, that from the time this order is published in the pits of Tonning and Husum, no s hips under the American flag shall be permitted to ester said ports and unload; but are to be ordered away. This supreme command is herewith made known for the observance of those it concerns." The following important arrangement, we under stand, has been made with the Plenipotentiary of th: Prince Regent of Portugal : Cotton goods (formerly prohibited) and an the manufactures of thit county► without exception, are to be admitted free of duty km tile kingdom of Portugal. Cotton wool from Portugal. and from the Portuguese depen dencies, h to be imported into Great Britain sr the suite duty of tI. per lb. in Portuguese as well as in British easels, from rite date of this treaty. The duties on British manufacture; imported into the Brazil , , whethrr by British or Portuguite subjects from the chat. of the treaty are to be 15 per cent. Fornaoly the duties to Britihh sub !Lets tare 24 per cent. and to the native Portuguese 15 per cent. it above. Ile excess of duty on the importation of wines from Porru gal ti C:tat Britain, it brought by Portuguese and not by 13ritiOi veskls; is to be continued atter the date of Nes-Treaty, anti ac a tempenution for this difference a small additional duty is to be impobed rn woollens only from this country imported into the Wilds in litibh shits. tiindt the PERSIA A NIBASSAtinn, accompanied by Sir Goat GestLev, arrived at Windsor, and had :in audience of his MAJEtTY. He was introduced by Co. onel Dess'aovoit. In the evening, 11 , s MAJEvrs . , Princesses Eilaaevrif, SoP/I/A, and CHARLOTTE of WM" walked on the terrace, till near nine o'clock. The PERSIA!: AMDASIAEOR and Sir Coke OUSELEY were inaiogst the company. The Royal Party were act:lmp:inject by Lady Comm', Mrs. DIIAX Cans mai, Wm Miss ()num, Count MUNSTER, Gene rat CARTIVRICIHT, FITZROY, and. Colonel TAT IMR. There was a ni.merous as<embly of very genteel com pany. The hands of the Royal Horse Guards (Bltrn) and Staff:lrd Militia played many martial and pleas ing tunes. His MAJESTY visited the Princess AMELIA at three o'clock, with whom he staid upwards of an hut. Her MAJESTY, and the Princesses AUGUSTA SOPHIA and tLIEAIIRTII, also paid her a visit, aad her tla.nsty and the Princess ALTGUsTA remained with ber during his MAJF.STY'S stay on the terrace. The Princess AMELIA continues better. On the 28th ult. the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr.WELLESLEY Pot E,arrivedatDublin from London. The report from Dieppe, that an embarga has been imposed in the French ports, is not credited. The Pais Papers to the date of Friday_last, do not men tion such an event, and a GentletWan %hrs. left Paris u that day, says, that nothing of the sort had been promulgated, or vas expected. It a" Pik TA •/ , s. ii'' Letters from TeneritTe of the sth ult. mention the ttrival of dispatches front the Reg ency at Cadiz, tanouncing the appointment of the Luke del FAMIUg, to the uffice of Viceroy and Captain-General of the "Fortunate Islands," which are immediately to be Plated in the best possible state of defence. Two re-. /lams of the Vine, four men of war, and four gun heats, were d cx pecic.l from Spain. In future all tortsures fr..rn South America are, for their better security, to be deposited in these islands, and from thence transmitted to Spain, according as the public 'nrvice rtay require pecuniary supplies. The LevzitzT slur p of war has brought over Mr. rorrtil.die British Midster, ft mil Stockholm ; and his Withdrawing is attributed to the influence of the French Xmbas , ad , r resident in that City, who is supposed to have avaiA himself of the mistake in the instructions of Sir JA!'4l:5 :IAVYAItvZ, to persuade the Swedish Go vernment that a tied a atiin of war must be the na. twat consequence of the conduct of the British fleet. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Mr.. CEO!IGE THOLIAS to make a survey along the Coast, is the GLEANER, a vessel fitted fur this service under the direction of their Hydrographer, in the room of Mr. CuAPMA%, deceased ; a measure of the gre.rtest utility, and which will considerably facilitate the stfety of our navigation coastways. Mr. G:oNe is appointed builder at Milford Have n, in the room of Monsieur BARRALLILR, removed fr am that situation.. Mr. JONES, Assistant to the Mil ster Shipwright. at Sheerness, is appointed Timber !..4as ter, at Chatham, in the room of Mr. STONE ; an; d Mr. 'YARD is appointed to Sheerness, instead of Mr. joNEs. THE AR-MY. Tax LOCAL Mmiria.-411 cage of invasion his Ma- JasrY may order the Local Militia to be itiUtiediately embodied and maraca to any pail of the Kingdom, for the prevention and repelling of such invasion, and may keep and continue such Local Militia so embo. died for any period his Maiarry may think prOper. not exsseding six months after the enemy shall have been prevented or repelled and driven froM the coast. His MAJESTY hit been pleased to order that the General Court Martial which lately sat at Coventry, shall revise its proceedings, as well as enter again into a further investigation. The Court is therefore to re assemble on Thursday first. This morning twenty deserters were escorted, under a strong detachment of the 14th Light Horse ) to the Savoy, from Coventry. Last week a private, belonging to the Warwickshire Regiment of Local Militia, was convicted in the pe nalty of £2O, for having deserted the said Regiment of Militia whilst embodied ; and notheing able to pay the same, was sentedced to six months imprisonment in the House of Correction at Warwick. INSTILLATION OF LORD GR.ENFILLE. OXFORD, JULY 1. The City of Oxford makes a very novel appearance upon the occasion of the Installation. Almost every article of wearing apparel is announced with the In stallation attached to it. There are numerous grouper of dress-makers, spring staymakers, milliners. and hairdressers, from London. The prices demanded for the hire of houses, lodgings, and beds only, exceed belief; some have resisted the exot bitant demands, and have taken apartments out of the city. A bed-room and sitting.room are let for twenty guineas. The general /nice asked for a bed is a gui nea a night, or five guineas during the time, from this day ; there are offices opened at the libraries and other places, for the letting and lodgings.— The upper pact of Mr. ADANts's house, the uphol sterer's, in High•street, has been taken for the GREN VILLE Family, for sleeping and sitting rooms, but -they will board at the star Inn, or some of the Col leges. Yesterday was the market day, and it was plenti fully supplied with provisiaus, but although there was an ahundince, every thing was advanced nearly do 'Me ; butter, which was sold yesterday se'nnight at six een.pence a pound, was ) esterday advanced to 2s. Po nstrati of decreasing hi price, are advanced froni.l . .l. a peck to 2s. Ducks tell for half a guinea a coopie. In addition to the attractions of the Installation, there are to be grand musical performances, under the direction of Dr. Cttorcii, the Professor of Music to the University. At the head of the vocal Perfor intrS are Madame CATALANI, Messrs. l3ttanam, and B ARTLEMAN. SAVNDERS has. announced the opening of an Am- hasbeen superannuated, on account Of ill health. Mr. phathcatre for horsemanship. Pour° an exhibition of R. SHANNON has been promoted to the rank of Lieu -1.1 elephant and some wild beasts. Assemblies will tenant in his Majesty's Na vy. Captain R. WILLIAMs be bel.l every evening. I is appointed, from the Ruse, to the DICTATOR ; Capt. The Theatre has undergone considerable repairs ,M. B. Blum , i is posted-and appointed to the RUBY ; and alterations, and has been newly beautified for i Lieutenant H. Wale, from the Ataiox, is promoted die decision. ! to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the The Marquis and Marchioness of ELY arrived ' CALYPSO. Mr. C. RICH if promoted to the rank of here yesterday, between two and three o'clock, in I Lieutenant, and goes out as Flag Lieutenant to Rear their travelling carriage, but remained only a short ; Admiral BoeLes. Captain I...UNN is appointed to the' , rime ; they proceeded to 'the - seat of Sir HENRY ! A NT&L ' o p s $ Lieutenant Durros to the GLADIATOR; DAsttwooD, the father of the Marchioness, a few, Lieutenant LAWCAY to the SALVADOR DEL MUNDo ; miles from hence, where they will remain during t he ! and Lieutenant GEORGE BOSUN to the APOLLO. Vice- Installation, and till after the Oxford Races, which; Admiral Sir EDWARD Pitusw, it is confidently as tonna, on the Tuesday after. I 1 rimed, is to relieve Sir RICHARD STRACILAN, in his L"rd Giteevit.e, accompanied by the Marquis of i command, and it is also believed that Sir RICHARD Bucetaanast and Earl Team; arc expected to ar. will be second in command. rive here to-morrow evening. The Marchioness of, Sir &army!. BENTHAM. architect and engineer of RocxlNottata and the female branches of the Gaits-, the Royal Dock yards, left this place on Saturday.— , vu.z.a family, are nGt expected till Tuesday morning. i The Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty ' s Navy , a e JULY 2. I expected here this week, to inspect the Dock Yard The lodging specidators have been foiled ; they ' and Ordinary at this port. Captain PARKER of the' demanded terms so extravagant, that considerable , MINBLAUS' is suddenly called to London , in coate demurs took place ; and apartments, for which 40 and i quenee of the illness of his grand father, Sir PETER d'so were required, ate now to be let for 10 or £l5. ; pAusra. The University is filling fast. Among the runner- DEAL, JULY e. otts parties of the Nobility are those of the Duke of Wind S. W. Arrived ibis afternoon and sailed Sosseascr, the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, Lord Sege- . for the river, the Elizabeth and Sarah, brigs, from OCR, Lord TEMPLE, Sir SIDNEY SMITH, Mr. ELLIOT, , • St. Domingo L the ROYALIST sloop of war, with a &C. &C. Lord GREIVILLK arrived about nine. He came ! fleet of transports under convoy from Portsmouth, in privately; but his entrdoce was announced by the . which have sailed for the river. Sailed the Clark bells. He drove to the Vice-Chancellor's, who has son, Scaife, for the Brazils. conducted every thing with great attention and pro - i • SHEERNESS, JULY s. priety. Dr. TATIfAles pamphlet occupies the public con- I Sailed his Majesty ' s ship AT TACK, with a fleet for Heli oland.—Wind S.W. vcrsation here. I'he Doctor wishes to recal tit : u , _ lk g VZSZI ID forms of ancient times ; but he forgets that while po - th e hia nah. Sailed Jute 2.—Arrived 1. 2 Rosalie, Samno l d , from A, the Spurt" Fume% for Gibraltar ; Mo. litical reformers are endeavouring to introduce the sus, Berton, for Surinam; Charles, Murton, for Curacoa; and gltaious times dour Conetitution, his system would Ni.oy, Calder, fur Lisbon. restore the era of illiberality. His weekly :need ngs • AItI2IVAI.9. 'Would produce intrigues, end would throw all power At Liverpon e l, j l a ' n oung i T r on, from It , yti ; Tom Barry, Smith. , iiont G uadaionFe I Tri " into the hands of a small oligarchy. The present Enter system of meetings called for a specific purpose corn- krabella, Nlar.hall; Nl.in , heltir Packet, Coffin; tl'ainLli;ol7:lirt:nni Antigua—lrish,-owl-r; Hero, Ilrnard ; Enter. prize, .-- ; . mend a numerous anal impartial attendances and are sae Gent re W,e,hington, —, from New-i ork---Eliza, Cran- the result of expierience. i dell, from Philadelphia ; Louisiana,--- -, from New Orleans; 1 (Mien, ---, from Amelia Wands; Nancy, Chance, and Revs' ..—..—• i intim, Terry, from the Savannah ; Hope , Hull , and Albert, i A most extraordinary accident lately occurred in A i B ro oks, from Portland; Daniel, —, and Hope, Watts, from mine in Cornwall. A Caller and son were employed - • Farti; Levant, Fisher, from Virginia; mar s y a , Stoke,, N fron 36- in blowing un rocks with gunpowder ; they had Ixtred vanna y h ; Sully ially 'llb and 'Af totrt nn,Glover es f t ro on m ; Boat ; Orion, Fri e a hole in a large rock, filled it with powder, and :, rom li g a w n from limowbusets; and the Acasto, Ilariosi, from New. owing to a spark communicating to the powder,it went off while they were tamping the powder, burst the rock . At Bristol, Rohn, Efford, from Ne ti w o fo rs u w rid ei l l an f d ; m Hz i r o cules, into plates, some of which struck and instantly killed 1 Skinner, from Malta; elr d and s Co er rnmerce . . 'Flunswick. fro ' m Sr. Kitt's ; m 0 dyer, the father ; while the butring iron (a round piece : from fet . R i. e , , ta River, o . Eliza, a n Billitrighurst, from Antigua; Harmony, of iron of about 22 inches m length, and one inch in g'ovrerson 3 and Betsey, Barry, from Grenada; Duncan, Meg. dirtmeter) was driven into the young man's tMehea (4 , dows, antiCerei, White, from the Canaries; and Robert, OW ctvo or three inches.--On the people coming to him, suers, from St. Übe's. •;,e was f oun d standing erect against the side of the • At % f V n a n ter v fo i r r d, n U ia. nited States, Hull, a nd C om m odore Pak, * tve, with both hands at the bar of iron a tt em p tin g to At Dublin lain it out, but he c o ul d not ; in th n a at state he was lfiariner, Carr, from Barb adoes ; Endeavour, Do. ltlson, and Wilson, Fuller, from f St i . v Croi . x a. it wr ilt a ti tt w . n, A --- runden , TV l incent's; brought up to the surface, which was many fathoms from London; Eet d sey, Dogger Witi t 4 r from and Fame, from the place where the accident happened. Two 1 a f 'Flrrn A to n n ugu fr a o ; m ln Opo us rt tn u ., • men then attempted to draw the bar out, but eon.- It Newry, Mars, Roche, from Madeira; Mary Ann, Fisher, not ; in this mean time a surgeon was sent for, o bli ge d to open the back part of the and toe Catherine, ."--", from New-Yera. and he was At Barbadoes, the Perseus stoop of war, Corey; , Portsmou nd th r , from Sardinia ; skull, and to draw that long piece of iron throlh voi , z n a la f! l e:a ite en the i ttv. c h o f M ay; ertir; and Fttielyie Y iurton, from the head. Althouo the piing man underwent t is London. At Grirodsv, Penile, ilor by, from Dltvies' Streights. excruciating torture, he survived upwards of a hours . Of Dover, Ceies, Eldridge, from New York; Howard, Maw. in a sensible but sieeculeu htate . ' WOO, from ia= ; and flora, fs•unuar, from Charleston. SPORT/NG lifrifiLidika; iisauti* R tea.% it/Nit 19. PRIDAY. . Sweepstakes of 25gs. each. Red Post, In. Le. Fahnouth's speculatioo, eyes. oil, a ise. Mr fr. vanniao's the f3ntshrt Pap-, Syr; old, Oss. MC it Lord C. H. loatersrt's Wisid•ar, eyr•. abi, I Ist paid 40is. to Sir 1. C. Hawkines f by Hannibal, out of Martha, syn. old, est. 71'0. New Mile Jigs.. C. It S omerset's tkoipioe . lOst. tit LOIS lOga. M Lied Lowther's Detnagagite. est. ?lb. iris. old. New Mile, in Sags. Sweepstakes of I.sgs. each; .5 ft; with sOgs. attled by the Club. Heats rather mbre than a mile, starting at the S-m;le Post. . Mr. Whitmore's PloutibOy, sue, I Isl. Ilb. 4 I Mr. Farquharson's 41losesides, mrrs. old, 10,011 b. 3 3 It Sir H. Uppineett's Hysoess. Syn. old, Wm. lab. 1 Mr. Hallett's Jewess, aged. £ Ist. • s ar. Mr. Treenail's', she teoblin Pejo, ist. Mb. beat Ste 1.10- pencutei Brows Bwis,lost. It'd Post.lo, Mgt. SATURDAY. Mr. BOuvorle's Wood Dim s% Met. be Mr. Oafs Mom. tahlivin, lest. 91b. Ty* nules, 100 gs. Mr. Callers Moustaineer, test. 41b. Teo. R. from Mr. Par. jul.srswes Sibiersides, est. 71b. nine miles, !OPEL b. ft. A H indict') Plate of A'SCI. Heats, the New Mile. Mr. Bueverie's Diseouot, syrs. old, 10u. Roth. r S 4 1 Mr. Gculdud's bl)miphina,6yrs. old, lost. 10lb. s . 1 9 II Mr. Buslis Lillian, Syr% old, .'alb. 4 4 1 9 Mr C.diey's M•wnaigeer, sad , t lac. dgsts Mr. picots York, arra. old; 11st. - 11 a dr. Mr. Bouverie's Maxim reel. tlOgs. from Mr. WhltMors'e Glassblower. I.d. Loirber's Dentaingue rec. ft. frorn . lll-. Wb•atley'a Rade. Mr. liuoverit's Discount, lOst. ter. *Or. (ruin Sir J. Hs kin.' fby Hannibal, ear. 71b. Red Post, :ogs. Sactrill:', Prospero. 11At 71b. brat Sir J. Hawkins's f. by Hannibal, art. 71b. Rita! Poo, in, 50g.. Bittenn.—Ta.day there was no Clurt of ALlermen. The Lotus MAYoo, after inspecting the returns, or. dered present prices to continue. We understand that criminal informations have been filed by the ATTORNEY Gm:um., ex ojfido. fot :ihels, against Mr. WAIIJ IM VN aniMr. Mau.rr.— Clie libellous matter charged consists ()fez's:wart-Ora - their speeches, at the I.tte Middlesex Meeting,.:v Hackney. Yesterday James Connell was charged at the Man. sion-honse, with forging a character, in order to ob. t a place as porter to Mr. Butcher, a grocer in Skinner-street. Mr. B. stated; that the prisoner pro.. .iuced a written character, purporting to be the hand writing of Mr. Wiffen, a grocer. From its appear ance he inspected it ; and, upon applying to that gentleman, was told it was a forgery; that the pri soner had lived with him as a porter, but he had discharged him on suspicion of dishonesty, arid had given him no character. Mr. Wiffen confirmed this statement. The prisoner, in his defence, acknowledged -writing the false character, having been long out of place. He said there was a parcel missinff t which his master had stopped Its. for, and he thought it was dose with. The Lord Mayer told him he should convict hits in re2o penalty, aceoidirig to the Act of Parliament, which - not being able to pay, hi was committed to the Compter for three months. Yesterday Anthony Hinton was charged at Guild hall. with entering the apartment of Eliz. Hann, during her absence on Friday, breaking open a box, and stealing thereout two IS Bank -notes, with some cash and wearing apparel. The prosecntrix. on her return. found the dour broken open, and the property gone. She yesterday applied to several pawnbrokers, and at length discovered where part of the property was pledged ; and, by the description givei of die - prisoner, he was apprehended. On searching him, some silver was found in his pocket, amongst which, was a shilling with a particular mark on it. which the pawnbroker stated w:ts one be had given him for the articles pledged. It turning out, however. that the robbery was committed in Drury-lane, the par ' ties were ordered to Bow street. HORRID MURDER.—Sunday sennight, about mid n;?slit, a number of ruffians, went to the house of Tim. C Mins, at Balligamn, a village about a mile from B .11anamointra, and fi ve from Waterford. On de. m Anding admittance, Collins opened the door, and was i .s:antly shot through the heart —the villains then fired at his two brothers, then in bed, both of whoat they w funded, one it is feared mortal.y, the otherit is h sped will recover. They then set fire to the caain, a ter locking the door. The two brothers suc. ceedel in effecting their escape, but, dreadful to relate, a fine young woman perished in the flames. The unfortunate family were all asleep oo the arrival of the murderers, and from the darkness and confusion attending the surprize, the survivors can furnish no clue to a discovery of the perpetrators. Collins some titre since received notice to quit his farm—and Ili nen-compliance, it is supposed, has occasioned the _ horrible catastrophe. HURRICANZ ON SUNDAY Evaxinc:—A east num. her of accidents happened in different parts of the metropolis, on Sunday evening, occasioned by the hurricane. Mr. and Mrs. Lemaire, the King's Arms Chop-house, in Mary.la.bonne-street, were walking down Rupert-street, about a quarter past nine o'clock. when a brick parapet at the top of the house of Mr. Aubery, a liquor merchant, was blown down, and it fell on the head of Mrs. Lemaire. She was taken into the house of Mr. Aubery in a lifeless state, and in a moment was covered with Wood from various frac. tures about the head. Surgical aid was obtained, arid Mrs. L. was conveyed home in a chair. A con. sultation of Surgeons took place yesterday, and the sufferer is understood to be in a very dangerous state. She remained totally insensible yesterday, and the fractures on the side of the head are very d.ep. Another accident happened in Piccadilly, to Miss Byfell, daughter of Mr. Byfell, in Park-street, by th e falling cl a stack cf chimnies. The young Lady WAS Walking with her mother and brother when the accident betel her, and although walking arm in arm, neither of the others received any injury ; but Miss Byfell was so much bi uised that she expired on being conveyed home. A light vehicle, in the stage coach trim, was blown off the wheels, at the top of Slo.ine-street. about half past eight o'clock, whilst the owner was driving on the box, accompanied by anodur Gentleman, and ' two servants in the dickey. One of tFe servants h !d his arm broke by the tall, and the Gentleman who WAS driving, whom we understood to be Mr. Sourby, was much bruised. • A fruit woman was killed on the spot in Duke. street, Oxford-street, by the falling of A c.i.nuitty-p t. #ITJL JYY LLA2WCZ PI.TIfOUTII, Wilt 1. Sar ItOggliT CALDICR hoisted his flag last niy!ht on board the SALVADOR DgL MUNDO.—Sailed L Sgl• g frig4re, Captain MIURA, for Itocherort. After the longest interval of dry weather ever re membered in this part of the kingdom, we were this morning favoured with some heavy an:l refreshing showers; they were accompanied, hriwever, by a se vere storm of thunder and lightning. th'e wheat crops throughout this district promise an abundant crop ; and it were impossible for them to look better than they do at present. The gardens have rather suffered, through the long prevalence of the dry wea ther; but the hay crops, on the whole, are tolerably abundant in this ileighYourhood. SOU rimme CON, JUNE 30. A few days since, arrived here, the Lillian Lass, a trader, direct from Oporto, with a cargo of 200 pipes of wine, which were all larded, and stored in this Town. COWES, JUNE So. Arrived here the American ship Wondrope Sims, Capt. Jones, from Philadelphia, with a cargo of Sugar, Coffee, Indigo, and Cotton, for ord:rs ; also th e English ship Flora, of Lynn, B. NVihnn, blaster, from Lisbon with Salt, pot in to repair, having re ceived damage in making the Bay of Biscay. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2. Arrived the ANT schooner from Guernsey. The PonT MAHON has sent' in, as a prize, a Spanish brig laden with iron. The Faw It sloop is ordered hitt, the harbour to be docked and completed for Channel service. The VENUS - takes cut Mr. bloitarka, the American Ambassador, who is expected here every hour. Captain PETER PUGET has been appointed a Com missioner of his Majesty's Navy, to reside at Madras, in the room of Captain HENRY INsiaN, deceased.— Lieutenant W. HUTCHINSON has been appointed to command the Patriot, Emms, and Shade schuyts, which have been employed for some time under the immediate oiders of Sir R. STRACHAN, for the pro. tection of the trade in the rivers Elbe, Weser, and Ems. Captain D. Ramsey, lately employed in the Sea Fencible service at Leith, is appointed to regulate the impress service at Leith, vice Captain JAMMINASII, who is appointed to the SALVADOR DEL MUNDO, at Plymouth. Captain J. M Lawn (lately in the Sea Fencibles at Pool) has been appointed Commissioner of the Navy at Antigua, in the room of Captain CHARLES WHITE, deceased. Captain DONALD Mc- LEOD (late of the ANTELOPE) has been appointed to regulate the Impress Service at Liverpool, vice Cap. tarn B. CARTE% Captain J. V'. MAURICE to coat, mand the IMPERIEUSE, at Plymouth. JOHN BRYAN, Esq. Chief Clerk in the Victualling Department for Pursers' and Transport? Accounts, _ _