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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. RTIMOCTiII, ♦rail. 4. Arrived the &indite's and Streit :toss I,oas a cruise; Sniffiest and Ant, from Guernsey, having under their convoy the Eclipse and Liimirtd transports ; also a French privateer, and the American brig .11exander, of Boston, both sent in by the Nedersa. The whole of this day it has nlown a violent gale of wind fmra the S. W. The American brig Aris tides, detained by the kly privateer, cut her cablis this afternoon, and ran into harbour ; a mer chant brig is on shore on South Sea Beach. DEAL, ♦PRIL. 4. Arrived His Majesty's brigs Farago and Bold ; the former from Plymouth, the latter from I'ort,- muu•h, with convoys, both of which are sailed for the liver. tome, NIARCH 30. The American schooner, Mohawk, freeman At kins. Master, laden with barrilla and fruit, ha. been forced into Kinsale by contrary winds. S:ie came lag from Tormroca, a small creek near Ali cant, and has consequently been placed nuder quarantine. She left Alicant on the sth instant. It was known at that port chat the squadron which had sailed from Carthagana had put into Majorca, and, it was added, that the gale of wind which drove them in had dWroasted several wall of the squadron. . . The Hibernia, all American vessoel, which bad 4rrived at Alicant, from 116 •tol, in ballast, to take in a cargo, had been seised by a French privateer ly ing at the former port, merely for having been vi sited on the passage out by en English cruiser, and immediately condemned. The Master of the Ili ivrtispius passenger on board the Mohawk. OA the 9th inst. the Master of the Mohawk spoke the Bulwark, of 74 guns, One of the squadron blacked , iag Cedis, under the comiasuid of Admiral Purvis. The Admiral had then with him thirteen line of battle ships. It was catnintinicated to the Mohawk from th e jpdleark, that a sleet of merchantinen, from England, bound up the Mediterranean, had arrny,l at Ciiloraltar under convoy of a frigate. Mohatek reports uothiNT of the r.uglish squas /irons at sea, although she to all likelihood had passed Sir R. Straelian. CIIILDERS SLOOP OP WAR. Thunday lad came into Leith harbour, to he repaired, Ilia ilviajedy's sloop Childers. after an engagement with a Duds b:•►g of war of very superior force. We are happy to lay before the publ►c a ropy of Capt. Dillon's statement tc? tie Admiralty, who have signified their high sop:Nibs tiou of his conduct, as well as that of all his of= teen and crew, bo• official letter, and conferred oil Lisa the rank of Post Captain. tint, Leith, I 6111.3Intth, IBM. have the lemnor tii acquaint you, that on dm Joh test. et Roo p. in. when standieg is for the coast of Norway, a pal was discovered in.sbucc, and, on seeing es, appeared to he seek:rig a poly fin safety. We instantly glum chase ' with ▪ fresh breeze fium the eastwards As we neared he r, she was biatcci emu-IKM the rocks, oat of one right, to take Naha, in the small part of Mob,. Immediately e mushier of been cane out to ht.. assistance, T steppe,e with the ins ',titian of removing bee e-irgo. I dispatched Mr. Wilson, acting master, accompauivd by Mr. hided, mate, with the cutter well mined, to being her out; the jolly best was also neat with Mr. M'Nicholl, tumor, apd Mr. Le Men purser, who vo!saterred hiss servion. This duty was perk:weed by Mr. Weiser, with the utmort gallantry ; whew mixing with Ides homes, they were deepened ie all dieietiess, "Paving him at lahrti r tn heard the mewl, le dela( which he was apposed by inieshitasim snits musketry, while others Surfed dews site upon our men front the top of the pie alpine, older which she lay secured; however, she was car ried wetboat any lam, to the astuaishmeut of an increasing writ It it ad, whu crowded tn;^ther on the surroundinghriglrt a. She is a ;Aleut (name untolown, her mew hewing deserted; moth only part ti her cargo, consistiug principally of oil lied Ash .Searetly had the galliot Isom in sight from under the rocks, she;, • layer hrig was oheerved coming out of Hit. geese. He bore 110110 no us with confidence, inificatiog • weasel of force, and apparently with the deeigoi ot . rneulK the prize. About six, hr got on oar weather-beam, and, judg'ric Col to he within the teach of our gnus, I sent a challenge, by firing • shot over hitn. He hauled his wiud close, and kept in shore. Finding he would nut juju us, I made: sail for the purpose of bringing him to setims, which sees rossureared at half gun-shut range, distant from the shore half • mile, passing each other no different tacks. When he received tour first lonadeide, be caught tire fin , ward, mailed we hero clued r at the niomeist, to profit uf his umfosidn, I have no doubt of the result Heitept so near the land, that lw was held from our mew, so that we could only be guided in our tire by the flash of his gees, and were also, from this circumstance, prereuted westhming him. We ewe_ towed eagaging him in this manner for three hours, hot found he had a decided advantage over na. The Dane wee amm of war, well-appoint ol 14 every respect, carrying king In apIIBLICTII, and wrininels had taken fresh 'moorage after • 0-* J o n,. heoadmilee, as if aware 01 our roferiurity to him in weight of metal, the tirildris bemire' only twelve posiuder earruinades : latterly, his gnus were so well directed, that every shut dal is. mischief, partlemlorly beloten wind and water. Itheerviag, that 'within , 'mold be done whilst he kept so near Iris min pool, from what r.ec he 'nicht at pleasure draw fresh supplies uf 111.41, I COUCCIIeiI the plea of sawing hiai out to ma, *hare the coolest would be more equal, by x is lag us ea *ppm Lustily of foreleg him to erase action, whirls he had hi therto'', repeatedly avoided. In usth►to effect this, I stood out ander easy sail. It was some time hetet, hr relished the idea of following us but on the end he did so. At eleven, he was about three nodes utt Mt land. I set the courses awl tacks, imenrtioz to weathrr him. As we approached, the wrist auto, Innately headed us, and foiled our attempt. I therefore pouwol ander his lee, sui close as it cook' he dour, without tolichiag, and poured roved and grape upon los desks, whisk 1 intaglio- did the Dane much dainag , e, fee we diat.actty be..rd the groans of the wuntriled ; his gam also del es materiel Injory, mutt of his shot taking us between w ...lead water ; and when on the point of tetiewrug the bat tle, it proved impossible. In the amaze time the eatery exited, and mode sail to legvin the shore, and we shortly after lust tight 14 him. I ere tourtihr d that our munition 'rued net siltsit Maur pormiug the ermine. We And "Ave feet water in the Isola, the magazine afloat, the lower masts wooraled, bowsprit and main-mot hulls. and the pumps is creasing ow os in such a way, a, to make do rbtful whe ther we should be able to prevent our vessel s.okrng under On. In this position we bole up to secure our twit«, v ith the oily satisfactions left us of having driven • man of a ar, of much se m-rim force, elf the field of action, which we kept during the spare of six Maim, in the very entrance of his own harbour. - 'film letter then prireeds to pronounce am culogiono upon the otliters mitt crew, and conclio les thus : " Not being ab:e to keep at era, from the suture of oar I.aks and wousded insane ' I could 11.4 pot iuto rxceutioa the m rrinain% part or yoar orderb—haver in consequence judged it •praper to retwn to dais anchorage with ley prise. " I ans, lee. W. H. DILLON. " Rear- Admiral raviron, Ate." Au.lexed to sbe letter is the following list of killed and wounded on board the elrilderp, in the action :-- Roberts, captain's clerk. Williams Jones, lAsetsnJin's runt*. Woowled.—Coprain 'Mon, badly in both logs; his nrns sod sli..ohlrr very coaissrd. Mr. Batters, taidship. moo, Mr. arker, Ini.hibipwa3, slightly. Cur lima! Allender, of marines, slightly. Mia HuWieg. um wan, barfly on the hind: lost ose finger. Dennis 8a04,, ameamao, badly. John Coastobte, Fiesta sosriae„ ali~Lt y. Juba George 'loestittl,, b •v, rightly. 1R EI .4 VD. LIM MUM. MUCK 19. of Thursday last came on to lie hied before the lion. Justice MAY sel and a respectable Jury, at Ennis, William Hammond, Esq. of this city, for the alleged minder of Wiliam Foley, Esq. of Shep perton, county Clare, in a duel fought at Six-Mile Bridge, oit Saturday, the Till Jan. last. Oil the part of the Crown, the following witnesses were examined—Eusign Tudor, of the Ualway Regi meat, Surgeon Thwuites, Air. Pat. Falvey, and iVP.llalion ; there were none adduced its the Prisoner, and, after a ionst impressive, feeling, and instructive charge front the learned Jutt.nt, the Jury retired, deli'vertistii:for a considerable time, and returned a verdict, at seven o'clock at night, of Manslaughter: the follow lig sentence was pro nountwtl yesterday, by his Lonl.hip," that the said 'llarainontl he confined 12 months in the county gaol, and iottrtierl u the hand." FROM LAST NIGHT S GAZETTE. AiliniraPPfraylire, April ;, IROS. Extraet of • letter turn Vice-Admiral Whitaheil, Ciani•nan• der in Chief of Hie Itlaiest)'s aliiiva and ve.lfels at roe c. to Hut Huu. W. W. Pide, dated on board Ili. Maj. aty's chip Trent, in Curk hartmur, lite of Mareh, 'sus. pleustli to acquiiiiit Hie Lords Cominissimiers of the Adui.ralty, that His Majesty's ship I)ryad arrived this day with a French privateer which she captured, us stated in Captain lettvr to me, a copy of whici I have the iiotioar to la ctose. Dryad, at sea, March OR, MS. SIR-1 hare great s.itisfactiou iu reporting to you the capture of the French brig privateer lieu noir, by HiA Majesty's ship under my coin:it:poi, iu lat. 47 N. and long. 11 W. She has ports for eighteen guns, but only mounts twe've 6-pourvlers, and two 13-pottutler asrronatles; sailed flow Lonr deaux on the loth i.ettatst, with a complement of ninety-live men. the half of which are Dnaes. Site is a new vesbel. and was on her first crui. e ; cop perm', sails very fast, and complete with provi sions and stores for three months. The cmly cap ture she has made is a Portuguese schooner bound to Cork, laden with salt. I am, &c. (Siox 4l )'` ADAM DRUMMOND. Wive-Admiral II Ititsbvd, Sce. at, &c. Curt. 311LITARY PRQMOTIONI. remirivtiontr airred by the rAtrl, .f the County 1 Mislallterx. To he Det.nty Lieutenants-1 hula= Stark, Fag --dated Aurtort lAlq. The tter. Geerre Fleury I:lame—el:in, Marcia 4, I NIA. James Read, Mal.--dated March 14141 I Robert Ray, ELI --dated Merril el, 3110 d. Ite)al tatters tteginaeat of Middlesex t la. it:Mph Yuorl i , E. to be Captain—dated February 29, Irrff James Sotrh, Gent. toile Lieutenant—lard as abor Tbgewri Bt:auekik, Gnat. to be ditto-- " tled k 10, 1411118. Westiiihniter Regieseot of Middlesex Militia. !weep Bridges, Eel. to he l'eptain--dated Mereh sa, IBod. St. Anasew's and ISt. I;eorre's Vohinter's. To he Csptsins--laeutenant tt Wiese Pkillips, eke lieneelt, :Ifarch lit, 1804. Lieutenant John t urt weight, vice Weinerizlit, resigned--ilated se shore. Lieu tenant Jahn Singletue Taylor, rice Walker, resigned-- dated se abort.. T. be ide uresdnb , --.Eusign Henry Jinxs , vies Fraser, re signed—doted Mardi 12, 101112. brotsitu Rob.rt Scot, vsee Ward, d:reased—Allated is above. Easigo lames Fos vie., Wisbetn, rerigused--dated March 13, 1141 w. Svottiel noires %Vmlat, Gent. •ier prosn.sed— dated as above. Wilkins tieorte Russ, Gent. vice Cart. *ersght, prontsded—dated as aborts. Juba ikustiu, Gent. rice Gordon, deceased--dated as above. Loyal IlritirAt Artificers. To be Carttrine—Lieitleasta --- tii. J. ilnaning, tier Given, re signed--dated Ntaveb ta t ma. T. J. Pukinson 4 .ice Waters, resigeed-41ated en above. Thotau Leonard, Esq. vice Ginies, resigned—dated u alwer. (*hark. Attire, Esq. rm.! A'btom, resumed—Jai-A my above. Gt,orgn South, Lag, wire Rurtom, resigacti--dated above. To lie Lienteriaatit-41eone Toyfor, Geist. vkv. promoted—A*lo as above. Sohn Tliossin,M, (NUJ ',if= Addeo, prosootril--datt.l as shave. Richard Curt, (;eut. vire Leuaard, prmaated--loted as above. Thomas Ba les, Gent. vier Poole, resigarii....dased as ahovc. • _ - Illomusbury rind lung "(Court Asweistion. Lieutenant Clarks Walker to be Captain, vice Ricamend, rcaisuca--dateil Alarrh 15, taus. St. George's Volunteers. James Reid, (lent. to be Ensign, vice Juhustone, proutote4— dated February Iti, tens. Duke of Cumberland's Sharpshooters. Thomas Reece, F.cy, to be Caplant--dated February tt.s, 18118. Ce,inainion in the Petabrekralititilraitia, Replied by the I,oeil Lientenewt:' CAorge Ruch, Fog. to b0.1. 1 47 --- ;;;liioutesaatt—dated March 15, laos. • Triitchall, April 5, isnot. The Kin . has late pleated to grape into the Reverend Frederick ttlotehtvz, Nl•uler or Arta, the plater sad th s oity of a PrebeAtitry of the Colleriate Church of M. Peter, IVeet tatuater, soot by the death of Ahtetor Samuel Sakti. surrender, April tl, 14, sea May 17, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre, artiste. Attorneys, Mr. Wersisetartii, S‘apleltra, London; and Mr. Lowry, Carlitle. .• Soinuel Redfern, of Stockport, Chester, euttnet-spinner, to surrradcr, April 9, Iti , and May 17, at eleven ' at the Do awl Partridge lon, Stockport. Attorneys, Mr. Harrop, Sincloport ; and Mr. Edge, lunerTesuple, London. Coacher, of Birmingham, toy-onakrr, to sateendor i , April 14, it), and May 17, at eleven, at the 1:ell Inn, ktr:stol street, Bartaltighaut. dttorue)E, 11cws. Kinderluy, Lung, and liter, Gre)'s lun, Loudon; and 3lessre. Smith au Ar nuld, NirrningLani. of Stoetport, Chester, victualler, to tuirreudrr, April 15 , ..0), and May 17, sit four, at the Cantle Intl, Stile , . port. t iiirnryis Mr. John Ilitibirky, Stock! iart ; a• - .d Mr. E.isuitude, quer-ski:et W Pleat, 1.1 I - coltio lon, leo;dtiu. Samuel iVright„ late of Leeds, vicioaller, to surrender, April 21, at six, .!2, and 17, at eleven, at the 11 toile Swau Inn Markel-place, 1.1...c1A. Attoraeis, Mr. I'. 11. Granger, fxeds ; rad Mr. George Edmunds, I:Ado:quer Of Sew of Pk.s, Lineoln's Ins, Loudon. William Ord tool J °aleph Eubank, late of Ho,kwearmon ah- Shore, I 'nrhatiii, itvretrs awl drapers, to surrender, April , 29, in, sod ]lay 17, at titres, at the Bridge lun, Hishupwear muuth, lOurhatu. Attorneys, Mr. Collin, Bishops eartuoutll; and Messes. Swans, Steveus, and .11e.pka, (lid Jewry, London. Janie% Creen Caslake, Isle a 11 bite- horseottreet, Stepney, Middlesex, but nu. ■ prisoner in the Kiug's Benda, (41111%- ebaudlc r, to surrender, April 11, at ten, 19, at eleven, and May 17, at I.lllf, ■t (isilJhall, London. Attorney, Mr. !Ingham, Minn-street, Whiterhapel. Jobs Stile, of Suuthasuptua-street, Camberwell, Surrey, inatlgeniut,tal itaitrurneut maker, to suruuder, April 16, sad May 17, at to•elre, at Guildhall, Loudon: Attorney, Mr. Sununu, Gulieu-symue. DIVIDENDS. April :C. J.bn Amber Authcr, of Crest St Icaurzhec brakes, at dive's, at Lusk- 6411. April 30. F.du ftni f:agletwo, late of Chassid*. Loados. emote, at tact..., at - May tit Jcuo • niwirii the younger, late of Climitime-street, ht. Mary-lA-1i tttttt e, Sliddlesec, carpenter, at Que. ut London. Joy 7. Frain-a Scurry, of Kent Road, Southwark, in the imisty of Sum y, coal-drake, at cheep, at GriiklhuH, Loudon. April e!). William Wright the elder, of Welleloseisnuare, Middles x, ("al-merchant, et caw, at t • oihlkall, London. April tilt. 1 . : Munn Wright the elder, 1741bain Wright the yormeer, and Jubu Maude Wright, of itelklose-squars, Middlesex, coal-merchants, at nue, at Guildhall, Los. doe. May 7. Robert ialutain, of leuanionger.laus, Lund's, li ueu.factoe, at tea, ut Guildhall. April 30. IVilliasu Kennett, of Saow-Lill„ Loudon, baker, at teu, at Guildhall. Aril 3tl. William Inty, of l'itehlichtstreet, Mary- la .boaae, . .. . - 31 idaratex, tailor ut eleven, at Gay 4411, Luutiou. May 3. !Willis felthg, DI Seto.% Hukicrness, lurk, genres, at *intro, at t h e Coosa-tier le., Kinvituta-upon-Hail. Maya. Haut., %Trek*, at do Eiligirov-road, Mary-la-bunne, 511,:dletult, carrkr, at twelve, at Guildhall, I .oratlon. Ally 3. sr.! 51,u0u &ring, of Ilelleloae.sqour.., M Atilt - sex, taliou.chandlt t at rative, at Caihaiali, I..ontlu;. Aprit lii. IVillian, P. of Leatleuktll-htteet, London, at twelve, at Coddhall. Slay 7. Charles James, of Cat...lion-street, Laudon, rildeon .. inailufatturrr, at teal, at Guildhall. May 7. Rdwsad Wane: , the youtiv r, of Little New-street, Shin:-lane, Loudon, himp-monufacturer, at one, at .lreil au. Edward Wahrerlykt, armor, Oxford, butcher, at eleven, at the Whi'e liar* lee, Aylesbury, Bucks Anti' u. John l'oanon, of Althea., Laormter, and Thomas flivelice, of Blackburn. hi the said coriaty, cora-desk' a, at eleven, at the OtllVie. Head, Blackburn. hinr e. f iehrytd flUd , hate of Rotherham. York, licitor merchant, at give at the Red Lirm Rutin rtima. April 26. Jammu!' ,ipp!eby, of Chatham, knit, luau draper, at tweive, at Guildhall, London. May t. Jolla, Stuipisou, of Artilkcy Meant, Bettamulocy, Sur rey, taltow•chandler, at twelve, at Loudon. May ii. Jeremiah Collier, of Pdelicombe, Gloucester, clothier, at twelve, at the Kiss's Aiwa law, in Stroh!, Glzauctster. April siti. Rickard Enoek, of Oxford street, lfiddkaes„ tall. r, at floe, nt hpril in. Arthur Harrie, of Birmiii;liato, factor, at twelve, at Coe Royal Itotel , iu Tug:dr-row, Birmingham. May to. Themes %Vied, lute of Oxford Market, Marria liouue, Mallisex, tallow-chandler, at tuu, at Guildhall, CERTIri CATES ....trait. 26. Samuel Walker, Lead•, York, m•Jtster. Hort-Eptia, ova of late of MarsJeit, Ahnoodbary, Turk, inu-kee i or Joseph ti i.kmruu, Jeremiah Riley Wilkinson, and Joseph Chas IPiu w tb, vow or late of Gildersualu at.ret, Vint, oleo chaos. James tVikle, now or late of Dale, Saddleworth, Tod, clothier. Alesailikr Newly, of Thornhanglostrecs, Detlftwd-sgssate, Middies-x, pa oder awl glazier. Francis Hall, of Jermsn-street, St. Jautea's, Westminster, Mie.dleres, eordwaiorr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTFAUAY. S per Ceut. Cuts 64 1:I 5 per Creit. Sil y India Burkls ls to. dm Ettlisquer Bills as. 61. 4s. 41. pre44. Eiiklisb Impery Tickets lit WI. /wits fur uptoiii/ " Cow & foe 64 T. BISH, Stork Broker, 4, Corulaill, and 9, (liming -Cress MANGE, APRIL S. Lisbon 6.8 Oporto Ihsblin ....... Cock OIL 1.11.1.) , I. Po►twpll:uti in V.os mud Hers 1. a. d prr rs. lloubiuone New Dollass Silver in Bare Nrs, Loo a ,r4rh) U Alio am Ow &IA of I.lollood, pee tut. TART,: ERSIII PS DISSOLVED. Samuel Shaw Jun. Hodson, Mauna K. Yates, 'Afary Taws, kulu:rt siLley, of dfaueirater and Rs&ltfir, Lau CliXter,.ralico-prittlers June in, 1107. , tViliianiAntscoo, George Ihhotion, and Robert Fox, of Sinr 4 S,l.l, York, ;Torre , . Dee. ii, ixo7. J.:hst Healey, Joan Tonikioana, and Richard Totakiaaan, of I..verpool, tobacco-manufacturers. March tx, I ti+Jr, 11'1.1 Speneir and Wahiawa Grave, of Skiptoa, lurk, Irannatoirts. March 23, Imo& James Herrington owl Slatihrer Gillum, of Manchester, At. , 1111117, veterinary-aorgeoro. January 1, 1.1114. Hugh %V.icstaff and Juha Barton, of 31anchrster, Loa c• rater, spindly-makers. March 31, 111011. 11 •ur) Gaakell atil Henry Peet, of lYigran, Lao otter, Iron rtin.v.vve. March 99, loop._ John Keely and Thotaa. Faller Heard, of Long-sere, Mid direct, tailor?. Ape.l 1, I Sus. Srholas Birch, Maurice De Jongh, and John De Joogh, of Liverpool, I.a . F,hruary 17, 1808. !t, holes Birch and Maurice De hough, of 'Manchester, Lau- Feb. 17, 1 t ool. Richard Tusoo ' of Howlett, and Rowlatoi Duckett, of Fuson. dea lers and elsapnweu. 11 arth tro, 1 nos. '1 Gomm Hall and Henry Hall, of &thou-lc-Moors, Lin eman.: e orpers. March 49, 181104. Jore.pb P.'ahneley, of Yoteßank, Lancaster, Henry Town send, sodJanies Green, di Over-Duren, Lancaster, cotton aPiwotro• 14t.,3 t into. Margaret Atpler.on William Johnston, sod Janet Juba stun, of l:pper Tha mes-steal, Lsirwbn, eual-inerchaista. April I, IRos. 'Muni tVotrall awl James %recruit, of Salford, 1-aue tater, kt-ts. .11ereinkr VS, 1107. (Itlto Rulute 'tad Mho I)talaan, at Landsead, tame 314- &Aida, Lallfl,tti , whltsters. ktril I, In , .n . J.lll Tts•ditt and Julan Warear, Piewrattle-upanaTyao t cabinet-slake:v. Mnrrlt 210, I:4o. 114 s:KItIrVITY SITERSEDIF.D. George Ras tow; of Mawrinater, mere►aut. BAN KRU PTS L'uut. of Whltc‘oreu, tovoito ukanuf.tcturer, to A meterdant Ditto et Sight COVAME OF EX( • 35 7 2 V. 34 11 itotterdenic. C. 11 Y s U. 34 IS sir Altous 34 7 U Nris t)itto 110Ut11. an% 11 Cache . M %Aria 13 - 408.1 . I A Own Ndapho. ... 4 effective e 1 etfeetve . 4,i4 • .• ♦2 ( ;Mail Vtlikft n 411.1v.r.r. 541:u. turf. BIRTHS. Ca Thomtay et Byfickl, in Nurthamptotolire, the Ledv of the Rev. Richard IS ilium St a k e , o f a nos. .. • . On in Harle y -alrret , Saturday the Lady of Steph en liorntos, Lag an nun. tln snon.any, tiw .281 hod. at Blackheath, We wife of Mr. of a sun. MARRIAGE 4. An the 9.24 tilt at Adder:wry churl-h. by the Ile. 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