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- , flu direaion, prevented my detaching single corps to their relief, and it was neeepary that Cie whole army should move together. The field guns were first witbdrassn from Cie batteries ; all camels were laden with ammunition and indispensable stores ; the Larronecles and mortars kept up their fire on the town to the last moment that could be spared, and were then destroyed and buried ; all spare ammu nition and stores were set fire to and blown up. The picquets remained in their fleeches until the field train, the wounded. and the stores, were as sembles' in the plains, under the charge of the 78th and De Rolle's regiment, which formed a square round them. The brave 35th then retreated, fol lowed by the pitquets. The enemy, sallying from the town in all sitredions, surrounded our square; but the bold front wkich the 35th kept, under the command of Captain Riddle, and the flanking position of the light infantry battalion, under Ma jor O'Keefe, on the Heights of Aboumanduur, pre. • vented him from making any impression. Nothing could surpass the steadiness of the troops you had intrusted to my ct , muland The . 35th regiment fired by its wings and platoons retiring ; and the 78th, with its front rank kneelting, as during the movements of a field day. Under the direlion of Colonel Oswald, who regulated proceedings in the rear, I felt confident of the gond condua at the whole. About ten o'clock our little army advanced _ across the sandy plain, in aJireetion fOr the lai.e Edko. and the right of the Mullet position. We arrived there about one o'clock. under continual Ere, and after a sultry march ; our loss was not, how ever, considerable, the greater body of the enemy being kept at a distance by the fife of our artillery, from the flanks of the square. To my surprise not All of the Hamer detachment joined us on this march, nor c.)uld tiring be heard in that direCtion; our last accouat of their proceed ings left them warmly engaged near to the village of Ha:net, on the Ros•.ta ►ide. Failing to meet them on the shore of the Lake, it was necessary, in some measure, to retrace our steps, and to look for th►m nearer to El liamet. This could be effeeted by picking some sand hills, which were a mile on our left. Our march was accordingly directed towards them, the light infantry now leading the hunt of the square, advanced with aftivity, and the enemy who occupied them, dispersed in all diredions. From those h:11s which completely commanded a view of the plain and flame( position, the enemy were seen to be in possession of :he latter, and not any appearance of our detach:nent in Mt:forma. It was apparent they had either effefted a separate retreat to Edko, or been completely defeated; in either case it was advisable under ill circumstances, that the army should continue its original retreat ; this was resumed in the same good order as before ; the left being flar.::d by the Lake. the enemy ceased to pursue us. Our e.sualues during this retreat did not eiceed fury killed and wounded, and non* were captured. The loss of eat tartly was considerable,isnt we made DO prisoners. By sunset we arrived at the dept. Lieutenant Tilly, with his usual' activity, had, in consequence of my express to him in the morning, safely ern'Jarked all provisior.s and scorer, Having left our wounded and our twelve-pounder _ . . em board germs here, and refresaed the army, we advaiteed to halku, and took up our formerposition about two in the morning. On the 22. i, the whole of the stores, which were at Edko, were safely embarked for the Caravansera, when the army marched for that post, Mod arrived in the afternoon without opposition. On the succeeding day the troops errthlrked for Aboukir's Wells rthe,Caravansera was blown up, under the d;rittlion of Captain Hallowell. No certain intelligence has reae..:t me re'peeing the late of the detachment under tau!. r...ne•Crlo ml ll• Lead. Genet al report confirms their defaat in the forenoon of the 21it, au staL s many of them to be prisoners. On this I wi:l make no com.uent. Every step which a sense of duty c...uld .li.State was taken in order to secure the pn.t of I larnet ; ani it will, I sincerely trust, appear to nu, that nonelbwhich prudence could suggest were c.rnitted, in ior.fer that a junction should be formed with the detachment. That our unfortunate comrades did their duty must not he doubted; that all was lost, save honour, when tLey sarrendered, min also not be doubted. In closing this letter I am hound to state, that I have been ably supported by time who were under my ,rdius. Cclonel Oswald. I owe every thing that a Commander can owe to his second in command. To Lictit: nant Tilly, for his exertions on the Lake, and to Captain Nicholle, for services at the Caravansera, our Army was indebted fur its unin terrupted supply. Wherever naval assistance has been required%, it has been given, under me able • euperimeridaace of Captain Hallowell, with a a •al sn peculiar to our naval operations.. In every de partment, and to each commanding Officer, our country is an mach obligation, for they exerted theinwlves to the utmolt. They all deserve that filter fortune should have attended their zealous end av :urs. :WM the honour to inclose a return of the wounded, and missing. since the 19th in '.art. .111: mi;sing imply tile detachment at ?Lomat abioe, none Wring mlisilg` !Mtn the main Army. I have the honour to be, Ike. ,iraw•rr s Brig. Gen. fu Ni.j•,. iltirturn of 101 w% titu , rndet, anti 11....ug of lb. Arm. en. in` agano , t 11;t14411iSa, hum lb. lin% to the 411: of Apri, inclu etc, ICO7. r mat and Al.'. killMl ; 1 Ca..tain, 3 I.ieuten nu, 10 eaws, 35 rulic and hie, 7 ti,rsc , , ..ou.,dtai; I L.eat,mata- Celonal. ‘4310/1. 10 Cop'3.n', 15 Lieuttna:i to, 4 Ensigns, 2 Staff, I'9 Se:Jaants, IS Utratraets, 733 rank aid tile, 26 }Vim.' missing - Nair's of Ulmer, wounded. I.:oht infantry littt.—Lieutenaat Arthur, of the Rng —l.iou•enonty o.llly mid thr.lut. 78th net.—Captain R. 11. Dick. ?Caries of Officers miising. in; .1 Artilleri—Lieutenatit 20th Light Dragoensa-Captain John Delaney; Assistant- Serene Wenn. Light Infantry latß—Captains Taff•h 3 B (of the 35th), and Reirseih (of De Rolle's Re ghasent ) ; Lieutenants Westerman of the 35th), end Reisilluit, (al De R•il'es Regiment). lit Reit. 15th Reg —Captains WM:utter sad Pik.; Lbes tenants %Wilkininn awl Walker. tit Path 78th R.5...-Lientenant-C.cienel Pstrirk Medea; Cape C 41'1 C. Marta,; Lieutenants W. M. Joke 011 lie, Moen lirria, si;d Aroliiiceal CI. triads; Inoign Joshua Grogan ; A.stfitaat-Surgeo.l Alexander Leslie. IDe olle'. Reg ....Mai ,I C V. , grisang; Rtevet Nl.tiorMoller; Capt.O . Ryhtiler, Muh:er, B 0 wer, a.s3 Tusk.; Lwoutnalas 6.)uguelborr, Pre), IA LAltuto ; Pii , iins St :tt:r. Molter, and boone.nbLrg. (Sigued) JAMES SFE WART, Captain an,l Majw of IWO* Copy of ■ Letter front Ma ) or-General Fraser, to th• Right Honourlttle Wtil.ant \Cladhaw, Cud Airzandtia, May 6, 1607. Sta-1 have the honour to acquaint you, that Lieutenant Matheson, of my regiment, has this moment arrived here from Cairo, with a flag of truce, bringing various letters from the officers that were made prisoners at El Hemet. The only intelligence he brings is, that the Ma melukes have certainly made Pease with the Viceroy of Egypi. Lieutenant Matheson has been sent here with a view of being exchanged for tome Albanians that we thought it necessary to send away from this place. 1 have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) A. M. leases, Maj. Gem Total Room of Prisoners, taken ►y the Enemy, transmitted by Mitjur-Gener•l Frmor, the 20th of May, 1807. Alexandria, Mt, 2h. It'?. „ . 2 M 3 iora, R Cart; ins, 9 Lieutenants, 3 F.iirigris, 2 Arnsiant- Su germs, 25 Serjeants, b Drummers, 410 Rank and Fi:e. Uhicers, Primiiers of War-1. Captain Delancey, of the Oth Light Dragoons. 2. Assistant Surgeon Gibson, of ditto. 3. Lieutenant Dunn, of the Royal Artillery. 4 Captain 81'Allister, of the 35th Regiment. S. Captain Mackay, et the 24 Bait 78th Reg severely wounded. 6. Lieutenant larheson, of ditto. 7. Lieutenant ful'Gregor, of ditto. S Lieutenant Ga.;ic, of ditto 9. Lieutenant R,rie, of ditto. IJ. Mato , Vogelsang, of Dc Rolle': Regiment. 11. Bre, et. Ma , ,nr Molter, of ditto. 12. Captain Reinach, of ditto. 13. Ca ,4 .in R yhiner, of ditto. 14. Ca,taits Rattner, of ditto. 15 . Contain Tucksof ditto. 16. Lieutenant Kout•olnn, of di to 17. Lieutenant Gouguelherg, of ditto, severely wound ed. Ib. L.,,,ten.mt Frey, of ditto, severely wounded. Offil , M P.i4.1111.11, hut not at Cairo-1 Lieutenant Walker, of the 3rth Rectment. 2. Ensign Greg-iry, of the nth Re• g . m a n i, wounded. 3. A..irrant•Surge•m Leslie, of ditto 4 ca,,t a o, rtuhkr, Ridle's Regiment, severely wroinded 5 Ensign Mu ler. of ditto, sevete:y wounded. 6. Eia.igi stetter, of ditto, severe y wounrk•d. N. K. There are also Prisoners of War at Crirn, L'tiitena nt Tynmure, Lieutenant Love, and three piirater of th- Royal Mar.oes, who were err red away from the Caravans-re by the Bedouin %rab:i ClO4lllll Vincenzo Taherna, of the Guides; and Mr. Forbes, of the COMMIIILifaI Department. Copy of a letter from Sir Samuel Anehmoty to the Right Iln. namable William Windham, dated Mutate Vulc. , Aprtl 16, 1607, Sta--Since closing my letter of this morning's date, I have received - a dispatch from Lieutenant- Colonel Back, at Colonia, informing me that the enemy, a thousand strong, had made an attempt on his post, at one o'clock in the morning of the 23d instant. rhe attack c.linmenced on an advanced guard, and immediately after on the li. - .es. The troops on duty supio:ted the post, until the corps got under arms, w:.ich they dud with great alacrity, and instantly repelled the assailants, and pursued them to the village ref Real, about three mile+ from the town. At daylight no enemy was to be seen for many miles. We bad not amm killed in this affair. Major Trotter, commander of the light battalion, and Captain Willggress, of the artillery, with a corporal, are wounded,. lam sorry to add, that these valu able officrra,have suffered severely. Major Trot. ter is wounded in the body, and Captain Willgreis has the bane of his atm shattered. The enemy's loss is unknown. Eight killed and as many wound ed were !gluon the field. As Colonel Pack rep ru that his works are in a respedabiessate of defence, and as the reinforce ments woublxeach him immediately after the date of 114 letter, I am under no apprehension for the solday of his po►t.—l have the honour to be, &c.. (Signed) S. Aucitisurv, Brag. Gen. commanding. , ddiniraii-o . ffics, Jaly IS, 1507. Fitt-set rif a Lett!..r from Vice-Admiral Lord Co':lnewo...l, C.:unmanlier i.r Chief - of Ht. Majetti's Ships and Vei.el. to the ktediterrativaii, to Wshiadi 1 1 / 4 1 ir.den, Esq. dated beard the Ocean, ill Cad , a, M.. 1 24, 11107. 1 inclose the copy of A lett , r from Captain Raitt, Comnimider of His Maj , - , ,ty's sloop the Scout, giv ing an account of the boats of that sloop and the Morgiana having b ,arded and captured, a!ter a smart resistance. one of the enemy's gun vessels in the Streights, on the 21st. inst. I cannot sufficiently praise the agility of the Com manders of the three brigs, (the Scour, Morgiana, and Redwing), which have been employed en scour ing the Gut of the enemy, within this fortnight past they have taken and destroyed eighteen of the ensmes vessels, among which are two of the pu re:sal. His M. qtr ' s sloop Seot:t at Sea, MY LORD, May 22, tBO7. Yesterday evening perceiving some vessels corn ing round Cape Trafalgar, with an intention. as I supposed. to pass under cover of the night. I deter mood on sending the boats in-shore, to endesvout to cut them off ; I therefore ordered the Morgirtna, which joined me a little before, to send her boats, in conju3etton with the cotter and j )11y-boat of the Scout. The boats being manned with volunteers from the brigs. the two boats of the Morgiana, under the direaion of Lieutenant Sutherland, and those of the Scout under the direaion of Lieutenant liattersby, with orders to keep toge th er as much as possible ler mutual support —l hare the pleasure to acquaint your Lordship, that about ten o'clock they came up with and carried, under a heavy fire, the San Fran, cisco Settaro, alias La Determinada, Spanish priva teer, carrying nee long e;ghteen-pnander in the born, two carriage guns, with swivels and small arms, manned with twenty-nine men, from Cadiz that day, bound to Algeciras; she is a large vessel, about thier months old, and, in my opinion, well calculated for the gun-boat service at Gibraltar. I have to Lament. in performing this service, the loss of one man killed, and one slightly wounded, belonging to the Scout; although the loss is Rtes . :, yet. when I consider the great advantage the enemy had over the boats, from the very great clearness of the night, it appears small. The conduit of Lieutenants Sutherland and Ba 7 tersby, the inferior officers and seamen. deserves my warmest thanks frt their steady and determined bravery I to pass encomiums on particular indivi duals would be doing injustice to the whole. I have the houour to be, ate. (Signed) Was. RAITT. To the R Lig Hon. Lad Coitingwontl. Mmes Mackford,Ciplain Fore -top, kilted. rARTNI usmrs rtssotx 3As Nemo' Low and Hem, Smith, ut bnuo.liel, But. sunh.harn. hutti Wl:takers. June 4, lel7. .)..tn Watson and L'asid Watt, of Theobeld's.reod, Red Lion :quire, in the county of Middlesex, esocta JIIII[ Joseph Thom ts Lockscr and Thomas S tone, of the e•ty Bristol, h rid 31,i,r 30, ISO George Sii.l , ll .rid 3 Ares Niatio., of St John's...gone, el.. f lg e ma e h, Middle.ex, .pannios, Julie 21, I°o7 Catheriu.. Kirkby and klargaret Barwick, of Putney, Surtcy, lathes June,., 1807. .IiNNKRUPECILS ENLARGE!). F.lwini 'smelt, of Mailtrt. , treef. in the cru.nfy of malt ter, mealma if, 'viewer, dealer and chal.inaii, July t I toA uguat 11, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. • _ _ .1.1 , n Brucliner,ol South Molten -.tract, in the is ri h ui Saint G.:urge. Hanover bq la are, in th, liberty lif We, ...i,tct, in the COUllif of Midillearx, 'acie.• sip, iiialccr, fri.iii July 2'.) to Auguat 27, at tan, 4 Guildhall, Lunduit. BANKKurrs. James Johnson, of Liverpuol,;;;he coun•e a Lancl.ter, pawn-broker, ®our•merchant, shopkeeper, rkaler d chap man, to surremler, Augul 23, 26, a ..d 29, at tw. Re, et the Glebe 'resew, Julot-street, Liverpool. Attort,el, 4, M. IL,. snn, Cattle.Fkreet, Liverpool; and Mr. AtknaaGn, Cianc,ry lane, London. Tnom.is Tucker, of Newtnn-Abbott, in the county of innholder, vintner, dealer and chaprnan, to con n.ilei, AnguAt 2,4, and 29, at elev,n, at the Glu'ae Tavern, nl the city of Exeter. . thanes., Mr Anotce, Inner-Tea l pi e , i I.ntl duo ; and Mr. Warren, Exeter. C l / 4 11.11 Hasid and Ch.nle. Belington, of Essontl, within I..lvesey, In the county of L.acaster, calico-punters, doah•ry and ehapmen, to surrender, ♦uluvt 5, at hv:, ti acd 0, at eleven, at the house of John Hall, the New Inn, 1U k'nun, ur the county ,of Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Wil.on, AI, sneer, Harton•Garden, London; and E. and J. L.ai , rws. lull, Lancashire. Julia Turns., of Salford, in the county paNtile of Lan cast-T. rope-maker deals havnisn, to suarendar, 3, 4, and 29, at thine, at the Roy.d OA Inn. its Manchc.ter. Attoruess, Keatsley sad C.irdwell, Maitchcite. ; and . Mr Philip Hurd, Temple, London. ictcnnan Birch, of Creating St. Pater, in the county of Sid. folk, buteter, deafer and chapman, to sum:nth-f t Join at her, and August 1 and 29, at eletell, at the Buck'. Head, in Thw..ite, Sutrolk. Attorney., Thomas %Vasil', of l'se, in the sa.d county ; aid Messrs. Audit and Foot, Cook'a-eouit, Line, In's Intl, Loi,Jun. An.l.•r.un, of Gueechuni►sttoet, in the city of LON. sloe, r-lialiger, pander, and gloa.er, dealer and , to surrender, July 25, at une, .%ug , ist 11, at urn, ant t one, at 'G.61011811. Attorneys , Mtsms. and I"..vs, Se , leant's Inn, Fleet..treet. • Thomas kl;,:hrliarr, of St. Martin's-le-Grand, within the liberty of Westminster, shoe-maker, to surrender, July 25, August S and 29, at twelve, at Gadhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Briggs, Holborn court, Gray's Inn. Thorriar Vickars Itrushfielet, nt Braking, in the county of Essex, limier, joblwr, dealer and chapntan , to surrender, July iat, 28, at one, and August 29, at ten, at Guildhall, Loud m. Amman, Mr. Cutting, Barth-Ws Bitildisgs Holborn, Lon don ; and Mr. Sterry, Rumford, Essex. DIVIDENDS. August 29. Eters, N e wton, ling-street, In the eft, of Lando:), wholesale linen-draper, warehousemen, deiler and eliapntan, at twelve, at Gu:ldhall, Loudon. Ango:t 18. &ilea. XI-orison, of Runcorn, in the rawly of Chester ' brewer, dater and chairman. at Mu, at Guild hall, Lendon. • August 111 Joseph Stevens and John Carttar, of Bread street, Crimpside, its the city of London, warehouseman, dealers and chapmen, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ovest 111 John Caritas, of Rf(l4 treet. Cheaps;de, in the Sty of London, war.diousemaa, dealer and enapinaii, at et•ven, at Guildhall. rlingust Id. Joseph Stevens, of Road-street, Chearside, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, at eh. :en, at Guildhall. August IV. Thomas Normington, of Saffron Walden, in the county of Esser, innkeeper, dealer and chaptu4n, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 11. Samuel Hobbs. late of Bath, in the manly of Soirierset, 'Nicer, dealer, and chapinan, at ten, at Guild hal:, London. August 18. William Henry Pullen of Dartmouth, In the county of Decnn, spicitdealei, dealer and chapmait, at eleven, at Guildhall, London- • Autin 11 John Fletcher Curtis, of the Miseries, in the city of London, linen-draper, dealer and chaproau, at ten, at Guildhall. August H. William Element, of New Road, St. George's In the East, in the county of Middlesex, cooper, dealer and chaptnaii, at 'what taluildhell, London. August 59. John Potts Halbert, of the town and county of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne„ merchant, dealer and el.apman, at one, at Guildhall , London. Seetember I. Alice Halbert and Georg' Halbert, of New teas uponeTyne ' draper, at reeler', at Guildhall, August 8. GeorrePritter, of Charing woo, in the eounty of Middlesex, habenlAshet, dealer and chapinan, at twelve, at Gtiildhall, London. August 10'. II •my !linden, n( Thornbury, in the county of Gloticeatei, baron-facto-, dealer and chepntan, at eleven, et the hush Tavern, in Com.street, in the city of August 86. Jonas YAWN Of Cleckheatern, in the parish of Birstal;, in the county of York, shopkeeper, dotter and chaprnaii, at eleven, et the Nags Head ltin, tit Cleckheatini. IRIS!! lA'SURRI MON RILL AISTR es:1" Of TNT N , 1.l NoW at FONG Pelf IA Meet IN.. l .:Ftlt/CT::JN.i.. AND la LV T. let: lot. Visit eke sea. tee 'rue a, N LIC PeALE, IN letkl.ANp, who re, Lied and atsil , Identse•tettel( u 1t seut !ni tut sts‘V. , .‘tux -es on per...l who diall 4•.• 11111:11 110113, INlttla•Ut Moog c mottled si'y shalll y t.ei am., t•itmg tunes, UT. , qt. Lnu J tiqiCrb Z but 10rt •-,.A11101 , 11/0" •uirh defem• if toed deetli• J principals an. trisd, 4440 eeeee lAt. f A. 3 111, 1111 t tried ....PO t AAt Of • -1, ; , olPco•ht 01 10410 f unae 0.. A h „ A. all 1,4 0 , ••• .00,0 3 / , 1111.1, and 0,111 be iiield.rei or .!• k.- 0 : to to ce 00,p 1.1,13, riball be admin.('., et idi uri -.!'xiitimiiti.4l of a rune.. xeciare.l mot es r, 11111/.41 a ors t, bt Cull, 31 utiter: f 3 want- g , t , ate, te e stia:l be irtio!e,cil or :441 nod, ;4; „ego',-tut ev i ,iefler n. exert otni, :.3 d Jury arci : 01111 NO tee, etitati ye of ea c h pc-..40.—'11.1 some• may red .trai.g r, , aorl examine 111r:,1 on oath -..Two Justice, C. of Pedife to .vOl3lllOOl a ti,wicial Sesiion, who ,1;41: pset n ....... •ml • can , . Jui.tices 4,, xuininoned 1113 , *jellify I.y meminia! to Isu d th.• county is datur!ial, or in dauger of 'wing so -.Leh! L. tenant anaCouticil may proclaim such count!, or pan to be m a gate of ild•ui batter, of be ti in+ tit , tl to CI, of the Peace, who ore to g ,„- Thr,co, pr. .c , o-n,rl !I: C•3:1110.00,1 I • AO. 11 ;00., dily on winch inh a m isiius -.: all oc e•nonal t.l r 1,,, •,. the, h , use:.—Pte. to I‘•ti.,or .; 1 ,11 c• to o nna% Court.,.-.4.4,-d I iii.denant ni ad e ni Kite .e Sir). alit to ptesld r at SpeciJl Se s;..u, ~ e h Serwa,it or 4:a,el to preside I ,1 S,a4'oos u, rave all le.nweet as Cunt of Oyer and T-r01,c.-1 and (iaoe hiund out of of a nrttq aver cint•in Immo, In he b.ottOtt before 14.1 Ntrat:i and IN. • 1111Iged, .end it nut out I,n 'Awful °reit-isms, deemed idle and ,nay enter fi1013,0. at her. io, and p in it.oone..l and d:sool,sly tAkol ,olett idie a.ed dis orderly -.Peraons toed rr us AO before Sp , eial Sionons, nut to be liga:o treed ~„y before any oth jorwtitimrt pt•ta., l ,s ~„. rl ,. .tttA idle and disorderly. Persons found house. after certain time, deemed idle ant i.„ . .out hawking pis!..ers, deemed id:e ' Persons tuniu!tuuuly asiemblA, deemed ei-edirr S;iecial 5i...v.:3 net to b• reu.urrl ha l'sn Lie .tec. GJurt 11/ay order par,ons ad" iid;red to he ir.ma i be reintoseil ninon.' out or comity —t;'onien -Mt seditiona p.pers, ritetn,rl 4.11 e a, 4 il,aorrie Iv, A: A I . h. iradresu . it, &c. 1,1.1!. cell 0,0,1 dt, arms we avrh:!at Praelitai iit f are, ulte arms , Sc, to a p'lce of slfitty, re . :sitits a , t 11,33ief, ixint b, extend te. Iteguiet Or MIIIIIA 10 A. "'dun' C:74. 15 , .. \ I.s t.t , atoi iiiir.werit Coo ti-a Al C urt trAy exec etc tl.a itcl wittiot Count:us of C tici, or 1.1 10. 0, e.v.ept and Magistrre• of I.:_vttities,Nr. t, my :oolitic, at ierz,..--Lx L'ltte,Tl3llt may ref:, ;e —..rand Julies may present-tor expenses inctureil et:et:tit:on of tie Att. CER fIFICAI CS—Auotar 8. Anthony Collinl,lateW,M;l47-end:;o7d, Lit - the county of Middle4ex, ship-owns, meirchaot, des:at and chat:man. 'ernes tioffard, late of Shepherd street, Ozford-strtet, in the county ,of Nlid , leicx, coal merchant. John Atkint , n, of Randed, in the pahsh of Guirtdey, in the c4onity of Yore groc , r, 'miler and cha:onan W.ntw"rth Deschamps, of Suffolk-lane, London, merchant, dealer, mod cha;ishan. Robert Twill:tin, of Liveryoul, in the county mf Lancaster, cabinet maker, dealer a n d chaputm. N 4 AL I A,l IPOWIROOUTit. Jury 17. Arrived the Hardy gun brig, from a crime, and the &chorea. from Oporto. Sailed die Them a, of 74 guns, to join the Chan nel Fleet ; also, the Thunder bomb, f o r the D owns , and the Dike e Yeri cutter, for Cork. The Sybil!: frigate has the signal lying for going out of harbour. A great quantity of dollars was shipped this morning frees the Dock-yard, en board the Ulysses, of 44 guns, at Spithead, which is to take them to the West Indies.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, JULY 16. Came in 611 Anna frigate from Jamaica ; and Hound from Torbay. FALMOUTH, JUNE 15. Sailed the L,.►! Hsai►t Packet. Capt. Hamilton, with Mails for Halifax mid' New York ; Mativertter Packet. Capt . . Davis. with Mails for Itariadoes and Jesuits ; sod the Photons Visaed Packet, Capt. Kidd, for laiikiew.—Wind N.W. • . neat,•3ur.rl7. Arrived His 'Majesty's ships limitqr, Niwth, Canticle". Levens, and Gabwaik, from Portsuseuth. sad -remain is the Drafts with the ships as' pet last.—Wind IL W. seven sot? 'l7, The vessels which Wee been detained god sent in ben ender Danish cabers. have this morning re voked notice that they m proceed on their voyage shwa which the colons bare bemire/ oe Wan! all the Danish vessels. Letters have tees received here free Copen hagen. which de act eves Mention the ebuttlas of the &turd. SPORTIAG INTLLLIGENCE. PRESTON R kCES CONTINVED. Wd.OI4Z4DAY, JULY 15. Fifty Pounit given by the Right Host. the t. of of Delhi, M 3yr 7st 21b. and 4yr olds, ls,t. bi tfij..,atie ho,as. M , If t c.c. Haronleu. 4 yrs old 5 I Sir II by 11,r Peter, 4 yrs old 1 5 II Lnn441..10. ch. c. Sultan, 3 yr: old 2 4 IS Mr. %11 Lb: b. c. Centurion . . 3 Y de Mr Hams% b c. 3 yrs 01,1, Hambletonian . 4 3 dt Mr Carr' grey c.tt, MLA. 4 in old . . dr Sale 04,, the (Ti,,,l t: d 1 Cup, value Mtgs. given oy the Gentleuica of Pfe.ton, addei to a Sub.cii;.l,on of 111 ts. each, for all ag.s; three year alai, Est 411. tour.vetr ot.ts, 8,.t. Sat-year oidt, 101 b. aix-year told,, ant _led, bo. 121 h. Sl• es to be allowed 2113.-.4tawini.e btais. Mr Pt:r.c's b. f 12 , mette, 4 yrs obi . Mr Ilnownatt's h, m. J oepliitta, 6 yes .111 . • - Mr. C. Smith's ht. tn. Ifehe, 6 yrs old . . . Mr. flankes'a gr. e. Atlas, 4 yts old . . 4 • Sir I'. U. 1 le•ketit's b. e. by Star, S yva old . s These iticcs are wry well attended, above 4100 gentlemen dine at the ordinary every day. 114EiTI4GS 01; -- (.7RF:DtitIRS GUILDHALL MOW ll' WW . J./graph Oneida, Maidrinne, Kent, van-merchant . 9 1a Thomas Rove, ClleiMlSr•ltd, ERNeit, linen draper 9 id Edward Sr.den, Itl.ttiret rtrect, klerti:o4, cualtsier . Jl3 Fisruott NUMMI, Sh@ppylAtd. Nr11:11)114a, doalar and cliapasan . 1 IS DIVIDENDS. _ _ ...... Samuel 14 , 1 chin, Kierla..4-road, Middleerc, trictuaret• 10 SstnuA Ferr...tel Waidaagton, York street, South. wars:, tiuney, banker .. 11 1 hop-iperchaolt . lp Walkout Pretty .no.), Urcst 'fower•stroln, London, _ cooper . . . John Colville, late of Cheapaido, London, linen draper . . . . Fr.i.ss.ck grey, lave of Stanhope-644w, Caro-marine, gul.',:zaltli . 6171.441 11..mi1t.0, atii David Halibuetoo, Wield. aura, Mnitesex, I.nrn .fraper• eEK I'll* Iii:ATES. Jelin 'Nibl-qt, of Ru - w - M714 - ge, - ;;;;he — P;rist of Rodhorough, is lire musty of .;1117Ctlitef, OffIltf, dealer &Id cuffpni,n. J"‘e , . ) . Kell, of Fleur-de lr. •treet, S,ntebells, in the euv..:7 of NI altlleaot, anal, manufacturer, dealer and chata,an. William &eon. of Itmeroue Brook in the Mao of To fifteen, and county of Lastmser, shopkeeper, dealer aril tlasienan PRICE UF S rOCI 3 ye; Cern: Red3ced 3 par („0111. C 011114116 I/11111111M Consul* fur Ac,:uu , st r IFI 4. Co SATURDAY. "613 6111 6 Sil St.wk-limker, aid 9, Ch •titypctow. CLJUitsE tit , LI , Amstardam ›6 2 2 U Ihtto at Sight 33 6 Rotterdam it 6 V U. Harnburgh 34 7 till. Alatma 34 A P. 64 1 day'slata VI 6 13itto .. 24 10 2 U. Borditatta Madrid... — In paper. Ditto 3a4 effect. Palatine • • in paper. Ditto 33 e 133. Bllboa 174 Legh •rn 30 . . MANGE, .luse 17., Venice VA DIM C. Naples 42 Lisbon ell Opnvo ...41 Dublin Cork lei OW L LION • Portugal Gold iu Coin _ _ Guise . 49 1 and Bars per Os New DOIIbIOCIUS • • Near Mllars - 5 Silver in Bus. •• • •'• L-uis each -- Agin of the Bank an Hur On site Nob blatant, et Ormsby, in Lincolnshire, ..1 bat fa her. C. B. 114suogironi, lioq. larly of C. Mu , 4y. Bog. of a daughter. On Tuesday rooming, Lb, 14th, the lady of M. B. Low, req. of Burwell-park, near Louth, of a son. • M IRRIAGE. Thursday, at Welthsassoor ' by Use Rev. Win. Sparrw, Arthur Hew Heldsworth, Vol M for Dartmouth, to Catn rine Henrietta Lotairmnke, only daughter of the late Jahn 'Eabiabruoks, Esq. DEATHS. Op liriday, the 17th inst. Mrs. limited' Shard, at Ws bans ha James sunlit, Bocbingbateogate. At Easton, near Cin.ham rite. Hooper, EA- by vh c " . demise the Newel Wk ae beloogase to the Master ateil Brothers aid Slitea .it St. John's Hospital i the Blue Alm of Beth, bertenne henesrable. 1111`11 WATER: - THIS - DAT, AT LJNLION.BRIntri. Metro— .$4 mite. arum .2 1 1ven....+9 min. of • • LONteuNt . --.li;intar . tr - ITBAVTDiON. • r nut. B larvae. Covent-pedalo. and published A :.• Nu IS, Bask of St. Clement% Choult. SL s el. • IiTUCIC, of No. 7, new "altos wept, 1..”11- 4 . 0 e O ti;4 l , tot dna tapir, was tia the ;,. 4 r` l, iag misi,44ol se. -- - - MI U IN r