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they displayed to have stormed the place, had I dreat-dtbat.itep adviseable.' 4 1 . - • • T.) Idipr-Gertetal Wauchope, the Hon Bilge. slier-General *UM% and Colorsrl O,wal who Lhaied with, and aceompariedene.j feel myself un ties greet ohliicationt, for their extrairits and assist. Slier in carv ing on the service ; and lam much in delst-d1 tol setiteirant-Colonel • tirgy,„atting as De puty i.u.m.General, and Cap.ain Gresro, acting as atiotry Qtuirter-filasteraGeneral, for the great at claims and seal shown by them intorwai ding and es cutnig the ditties of their aespefjive departments; au. 1 f ihk it but justice to CikttaM Pym, and to the offie-rs and oho) of the dettOinent of the R.lyal er. J r. vial sets with me,. to mention she very gait seal and alacrity Viicri racy displayed on eve: y tormisio.,, which I atrr.collredent Would have equally consp.cu ,us on the part of Captain Burg()) tie and the offi.:ers of the engineers, had cir cuirio.uscee permitted t .em to have acted. • "L o C Hallowell, and the officers and seamen of -.es /d.j. s:y's ship IVe, I CilistiOt sufficiently caress my acknowledgments for the assistance they aff.,rded me, and for tl.e readiness with which they stovd forward on all occasions. Captain Halley/41 march.d with me to the attack of the enemy's erntreirchraents. and to the very, gates of the city, and remained on shore until the place surrendered ; frota his adsoce and local knowledge, I deriver" wads useful information: Cdptaiu Withers, at the Royat Nest', agent of troupe' ts, is also entitled to -praise. fur, his atlivity In landing the troop., and for the orations he Alto greeds rued • for supplying them widr provisso s. lurid you ..erewith a return of the killed. wound ed. And missin i t, together vita reterns of prisoners maJe, ford of Use puolic stores of...stiff-rent descrip. boos fusiud in the s-reral bet [Tien au.) RidgaZ:neS. I have the honour to be, Sc.:. (Signed) A One, flaaj-Cen. To the etwit t1..11. Wdliate Windham, .c. ate. ..tc. p. S. The Apollo, with the nineteen missing trance:sits, came to alien r in Aboukir I),y, on the mono gof the V 0 b. And it J.Duckwottl.'s 5+14.1. Co;t sauteed lure nit the 2-4.1. lis but due to Lieutenant Hunter, and a small Echin nt of the Light Dragoons, aho were . rtl wit;inot tier horses or Ai mention di,: itial and spirit wilt) which they viildriteered their amities, and carried the scaling ladders, on Lne ai : .,ut a the Div'. ARTIt../.FS o' the CAMITULAIIiON for the Surrender of to , c.:oty oot Alelt.t , el -a. Saul Mananied 11.11.11 I.lfe , sll be 10111 . si yin Axmillency amen Bey, pr e lavver h.•e, sme4 Hag .tai.asuet..A.oro, a. d Sol 'oration, Citiettairt • While 8! var. e , :nu-inuled bt c •or A imuard, prra pear to „tact taw •..ti atm: b ID ilie pm a.bnt of tie . C...;11 Ile 4 .. in Otte, Laid sod Natal F.JrCes al .116 .t. N., 9 1 Eaceneuity Major tiewria, Fr„a a r, 'bed C,,.1411111 ti1,,00 14111..0 10110*Ilt,C..11dILIOUS, 1 All nitrate ...v., sr individual., 'vintner on land, or embarked, l ao . e., said foe ro.logoou at the iish•Aconx, the.: Imo unii roa, scull, as ...Was their bute•to 4.1 na y ~,:. 11. I ts....o.nut, hi. Excellency E.:ieit Hey, as well as Mar ins* .ss,a. seed Manama& *lll. a.. t. e ulnas! retiou. of the Government, a b g a .1 sue v e o• o: the re.oren, enungeng to tiorthil c/t•hr, iio. "own to. • of Turin', with the arms and bog gage •i .toenordtra a, b I are, are to coo.wroat themselive , as pi shun Vat, ;toot a::.111 DUI be engr.kett to take up arnougaitmt toe rt • to.h F.orces, or then Allies Load exchanged. 111 Toe belawging I. Government, and all public ~...-ty, sisal, b. goon up tai the Butult tutees, and t;conrois olirieashall be anointed on With sides to make air inventory. IV Al Ottoman vessels belonging to indiroolu•ls, awl all property 15.:;...4.ng private outneels of the Sublime Porte, which that. be found within shall be Such...et...ins a. •wh to remain in Me country shall have t n e Insert' t • do so, if their ...edited .4 timeshare shall make it safe ; and how who wish to depart, may carry with them their 1 ,,,,,p, ar g- ea , an d shall be fornienert vital passports Ice landing in an. P..it shall not lie blockaded • V There shah toe general emu Sty for all the inhabitants, her OLP stn ocitic be taken of tile cotclud they may have beta d-irng th di k... of the piece I. Tri re anal, be no senor' of the pw.perty of individuals, if thy shall net become eiimuies ol Gteat Britai s. Vll fee Kate id Boons shall be placed at night in the hen.. of the hirces of His eritannic Nl.ijesty, as well a. Foil I.l.etin and hurt Cagat ilie. Fro u tie Camp without the City of Aleitandr?s, the 20th 161...tch, Ibo 7. or the Rah of the mouth Maharen, or the rar 1222. (tigned) SEID hIAJIUUD NAIW EFFENDI HMG ‘tAiliatEs E.ATEP. StEG IBRAHIM BASA. ALEX. M. FRASER, Maj. Gen. corn. sisauding Ilse Britannic Majesty's Truoin BEN. lIALLtIW ELI., Captain of His Majesty's Ship Tigre. (True Copy.) • GEORGE kIREY, Azting as Secietary. *mum of Billed and Wounded tit the A:my in the Attack rif the 18th March, 111u7, under the Coussumsd of Major•Gii neral Fuser. let Bat. MAI flog..u.t ra:llc and file, killed; 1 subaltern, I ilmjeunt, 4 rank and Ale. wounded. Rag. da mo—t *natant surgeon, f rank and file, killed ; oak gad Mt, wouoded. Voluntem-3 rank and file, killed. ' Rweal Arti:lery-1 bombardier, 1 gunner, wounded. ietal-1 ~?leer, 0 rank and fit., ladled; I 44/4:4,, I seijcant, 11 rank and file, iroi.mtert. Name of Officer killed. AidouuteStargeen Cataneso. Name of Officer Lientetiont Cameron. Gy.tritGE AIREY, ACII,II,IE/en. Adj. General. (Sizes) :shim of the Chrtiooft of 1'i1..2..n.1ria, proviou4 to ita Stu. Node', the tilat Nt.h.ls, tBu7. S,l•liert of the Lose . 213 Gunrwts . . 44 &Nen a 44 Marion . 2OB Total Mil 240 .27 GEORGE AIREY. Ate Dep. Adj. Lieiieral [The List of Ordnance will appear in the neat Gamut.] Escaped of the above number, while the capitulation ea t end ng Told remaiosng itleeleeftrOffiee, May 9, 1807 Enrol" of a fwtt.•r from Vice Adm.,El Lord Collicrsoad, Commander in Chief of !lia Itla;e4y% Shape and V earl% in the Med terieneau, to William Ala•eden, Esq. dated OH baud i k Ocean, 01TCadis. the f7th April, itlo7. The Delight sk op joined O.•• night, having lest Alexandria on the zilch last, .., L. qught an ge ment of the surrender of that City :ilia its fortitsses to His Majesty's forces, by capitulation, ow theiTOth ult. A copy i,f Captain Hallowell': letter, relat ing the circumstances of this capture, I inclose, for rh: information of the Lords Commissioner of the Admiralty, in which their Lordships will find an example orgrost zeal Mid abilit; in condueling this enterprise, by dr. Cornmandisrs of the Sea and Load Forces, where they aftvj with ■ promptitude and judgment which preven.ed resisr.toce. Two frigates and .1 corvette were found in the Western Harbour, an..l surrendered by the capitulation. His Majesty'' , Shin Titre, off Mexstutria. March 34, Si it—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, in ohe.fience to your orders, addre,sA to the Senior Officer at Sicily , I sailed from Messina on the Grh i stain, with the troops under the commend of Ma jor Gennr,l Fraser, destined to take ppopession of Alexandi is _ _ On the 13th we reached the Arabs' Tewer. with fourteen sail of the coevoy. nineteen having parted on the night of the 7th ins heavy squall and thick weatf•er. With to small a propertinn or the army, the General did not rink it pendent to shew the trensperts, until he had received some information of the enemy's levee. I thereinee stood in with the Tigre on the teth. haviug Major-General Fraser on board. (leaving the convoy in the offieg) hop. ing to ascertain turn M.tinr Mind. the British Rio sidenr, and Mr. Briggs, the Vice• Consul, (whom we expetted to find in the Wizard brig, which had been previously detached infective them on beerd,) the strensh and disposition of the garrison and in. habitants of the place. On the evening of the same day, having received most satisfetenry accounts from Major Misset and Mr. Brigs, of the friendly disposition of the inhabitants towards me and the little proved there was of meeting any opposition on our landing, the transposes were celled in. and we ell anchored off the Western Harbour. A sum mans teas immediately sent. deen.tnding posses-inn ofiee Sustresses, and promisii g protekti.ri to the persons and private pr petty of everytindividual ; but, contrary t) cut expeAations, the ()Seers who hid, been sent with the summons, returned the menial after, with the declaration from the Go. tremor, that he would defend the place to the last exit eneity • As our intentions were now known to the enemy, every delay on our part would have afforded them an °ppm tunny of strengthening their positien. The General, therefore, determined on lauding imme. •hately with the force be had with tii.rt, and on the veiling c f the 17th; kritw.-en six and seven hundred troops, wish fie field pieces, and fitty.six seamen under Lieutenant Boxer, were put on shore, near the Ravine from L , ke Mercier, to the sea, without op. Pobitiett s hot Item the heavy surf whic!. got op dollop the eight, it was late in the afternoon of the tetiereiog Jay, before the remainder could be got on were. A. soon as the whale were culletled and formed, they moved forivard and attacked the ene my's advanced works. which were carried with lite tie loss. And as we bad been informed that a number of Athenians were eepeeted from Rosetta' and Cairo, to minim.* the garrison, the at tnyeeik up a teeitionete the Eastward ut Alexandria, r cat pying t! e cut en the canal, by which all cororniini eati it was cut off between Alexandria and Resins. On the 19th, the Apollo. and remainder .1 1 th e convoy, appeared in tee offing. and have g she proceeded with all the transpersato Atbekir BA!. where they began on the 20th so land flair troops, (tee Castle of Aboukir having hem; prs•i nusly occupied by us previous to their anchoring.) The appearance of such a reinfottement induced the Governor to offer terms of capitulation.' similar to those which we at first proposed ; which were ac cepted on the 10th, in the :afternoon. and possession taken of the heights of Cafferillie and Cresin, at sues o'clock on the morning of the '2lst. As the General did me the honour to express a wish that I should remain on shore from the time of our first disembarkation, I left the Tigre in charge of Mr Fowell. First Licnteirant, and so him and Leptaie Withers (principal agent for the teen sports,) arid all the Officers and men of the Tigre and transports,. I feel much ince eel for their ex-t. tions, which was a most arduous servicl, from the great distance they bad o row, and th heavy surf they had to encounter on the beach As tee lieeetal stireeled all the nine,. nts of the army in person, it does not become me to enter into any farther details ; I shall only observe. that the utmost harmony pretailed during the whole of our eperations. I have the honour to inclose eon a copy of the are titles of capittilatfone,which have put us in pt sseeion of the fortresses and harbour ; susattieg to off ot my congratulations on its being accomplished with so little loss. In the 0:d or Western Port we have taken two Turkish frigates and a corvette, all mirunting brass guns ; one carrying twenty-eight eighteen-pounders on her main deck, six eighteen-pounJ c4tron..tes, four Long ,rane•prieeders on her quarter-drck, and two nine pounders on the forecastle ; the other twenty-es twelve-pounders on the ntarindeck, and eight six-pounders on the quarter deck. The cur viest' fourteen iiiistranders and two eighteen-pound ers. long guns. le I have the honour to be, & c. (Signed) " BEN. HALLoweLs.." Vico.Admiral Sir J. Ducliwotth, K. B. Cpp of • Letter from Vic,t-Adosital the Right Hoe. bard Col.nproott. Comsiander in Chief of Hi. Maiitaties l 4 and Vessel, is the Mi-diterianeaiii, to Mihail. Marsden, 1 , 4 dated um board lin Majesty's slag) tkeais, o Cada, Maid) SI, ISO?. Si■—l transmit to you. for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the c•py of a letter from Captain Raitt, of His Ms. jesty's sloop the Scout, giving as account of his having, on the 27th instant. driven on shore, on the Coast of Spain, where she *as destroyed, ode of the largest of the enemy's privateers which infest the Streights of Gibraltar. Captain Raitt has since been informed the priva teer was named the Admiral of Tariff -4 command ed by Sebastian Bora lta, mounting two twenty.four pousders, and two eighteen-pounders, long guns, and six twelve-pounder carron.tdos, with one hun dred men. I have the honour to be. &c. P Cotttuownoo- Hia Maiesq't sloop Scout, at Sea, March SO, 1107 MY Loan—l beg leave to inlorm your Lordship,. that, on the 27th instant, at half past eleven a. as. I observed a Spani.h felucca provateer to .windward, with top-sail yards and top-ga11.4.4 yards across At half-past twelve, observed him to anchor tinder Cape Plata ; made all sail to windward in chase ; • Se• Majoc•Gencral Fraser's dispeoch. p., but. owing to light variable winds, and tl.e tide set ting to the .Wen.watel. was nut able vs g:t. within gunshot of him- telore five p re. Ac that time he had his vessel mooted with springs on his coulee, and a stream anchor on shore. that kept hint ead on ; he had two hang twen.y-four-pnenders i • how, which went over and river us as use were work ing in shore. Ac - half-past five opened nut fin: on him; and in ten minutes forced him to cut his cables, and tun on shore. I min'. that sonae of our shot must have stuck Win between wind and water, as he was not two Minutes on :shale before she was full of water, and WI on her broadside ; that time our grape snot was going over loin She was one of the arrest privateers on the sr ttinn ; I am informed m meted ten guns, two long twenty four pounders, and two 14OR sea peundeis, and as twelve pounder ra•ror.aden said en have betwixt ninety And ore lotni'red men on hr Afd, of wnich he must have lost a great number, as the sett was high no the beacn, which prevented me from sendite , my boats in to cut away his masts, which was the only thong that could be done, as the sea was going half-mast up on laniard of him ; they brought a heavy gun down on shore to lieu on us, but I am happy to inform your Lordship did us no damage ; I have nn person hurt on bu.ivd. On the 28t1), I stood into .he bay, to see what was become of him ; found him a coneilete wreck, with his mizen mast over :he s . de. I have the honour to be, &c. ('.igred) \V. ItAITT. To the Right lion f..rn Co'lingwood, Com mander in Chief, tlct.. arc. Copy of smother Lett , r from Vicc-A4rnind Laid Csitingwwwl to ‘l.3fAe.i, dated e• hma.d t Oman, of Cad's, Ayr- a. 184,7. Sts—l inrln,e to you a letter from Captain Sec etimbe. of His Majesty's slop clue Glatton , jrd-rnv. ing me, test the boats of that ship. under the orders of Licureastit Watson, had au,cked and captured a Ti.rkish ship t.t ten gun , I}i ig in the Pert of Sigri. lam sorry to add, Litutiniant %Vetoers and four marine:were kill:Ain ntract,ard nine men wounded; • list of tlien I Indus**, and ans, Sir, &c. ice. the. (S.gned) Cho incwoon. lin Silajcsty%SlipGliaton. ~ ft . sth blarcli, 101. St a—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, from infnemuion I had of talned of one of the an. anal Turkish ships from Alisantilria, bound to Con stuntinople, heir& at an -anchor in the Port of Sipti, li felt it my duty to 37 ustutio it the Ist instant, the boats of His Majesty's shot Giattop, under the orders of Lieutenant kldwaid W*tson, for the pur pose of surprising and capuirtng her, covered by H's Majesty's brig L'ffivelathelle, in'whicb I have the satishiglion to infoirp you whey rely cOnt e succeed ed, and have, this nvenlng, *Ought her to an an chorage off Penedos. On this oecasi.o. 1 am sorry to add, the service has to lament the Ira of Lieutenant Watson, wha commanded the boarding party, together with that of one ionje.nt, one corporal. and two private ma rines, killed; and four seamen and five marines, wounded. Fo•t y stir fuller information I have, to state, she proves to be a veg,t! um: s had formerly bees a French C.AiVeltfg of eighteen guns, ten of which Jive mounted. The enndua of Lieutenant Skinner, of His Ma. jesty's or.g L'llirordelle. as aliso that of Liente. nants Tsu.hon •nd Sandwith, of the Royal 17111flOti o and nt the semen and marines composing this de tachment, Vas been such as to mere!' he highest commrndation. 4 hive the hor nor to he. &c 'biomes Sacceatm Vice-Adati:al Sir J. T. Du kworth, K H. &c Sc. ac Itevam or Offi Ale, Sea site, urd 14.1ar;.te. kilfrd and wn.tr i :.•4 in the service u: editing out a 'Eurkt.in Chip ifa tUx Pe,V Sigri. Edward Watson, lieateuanr, WJlrrn Wrgiot, slejeent of Jahn eurpo-rr of mum -d, CII.UIe• Whole, pro•ate of 01.1 , 1.4 ed, John Norwood, p oy.te of .aa.imr , kits! I j Wit Hamilton, seaman, William Williams, (i) stamen, ll;aut Leigh, .eaman, Wi liaw Jat k on, reammt, Roiliest Sea e, k orliatu of In pigl . f, !MAC 110Ibi.ost, pri•atal of ma nog, J.o.tosi U private of ma nee, .1.. h !frown, oriv..te of uu fines, Ch away Kittle, private of marines, wounded. lidad awl 9 wounded...l4. THOMAS SECCUM#E. Captain Fln Majesty's ship Clanton, Mateo S, IMO. C.' of • (Ate r from C1,1t41.1 WEinli, of His Mr:tsty's ship tn.. Lmete, to W die O Illavatru. LA. ; dated ti, two Tll., the 24t • AOl , l, Id 7. tits —He pleased to inform my Lords Commis sinners of the Admiralty, tat. having received in. formatien of a small Spoils's privateer plundering Dane ta the Borlingv, i direttr.d Lieutenant tie mii,gs, of Or Richmond gun-tuig, to preeeed od apd endeavour to oak- And destroy her. And I have much pleasure in inclnsing a Coy of Lieu tenant Heiriiiigs's Letter to me .1 the 20th iastant, informing me of his having done .0; and much credit is dos to 11;s Sub. Lieutenant, Mr. Bush, for his gallant coiteufl in efTening it, against a sope riority et force oi.posed to, and ready to remise, L have sent eleven of the prisoners on hoard the Fortune., to be sent tit England by the first conveyance; the other, being badly wounded, remains on board this s! , op. I have the honour to be, dec. (Sigurd) GEORGE hi.Krst.ev. 11., Majesty's Brie Richmond, April 20, 15117. Sm.—Agreeable to your order of the 12th, I to -t no time in proceeding off the Burlings ; but the wind blowing bard, with a heavy sea from the northward, I did not reach them before the 16th. I continued to beat to the northward. towards C tpe hlaudir, tilt the 19th, when. seeing a lugger with Spanish colours flying. at anchor in a hula bay, (not laid down in any of my charts,) about sit leagues to the northward of ter ache, I immediately began pro lumina, for de. sir oying her ; and having ordered' the Gig and Jolly Boat to be got ready as won as it was dark. I sent them away, and, about ten o'clock. the boats retutned with the Liner Mr. Bush, my Sub• Lieutenant, and Ebenezer Lyons, my Boatsvrain't- Mate, who commanded the boats, in:ormrd me that the vessel was perfe&ly prepared, and that she dis• discharged four large Enos at them as soon as she perceived thy were within her reach. .by which, I am sorry to say, three of our men were wounded, one, I tear, dangerously. I mug beg leave tn recommend the forbearance of the officers anii men on this occasion ; who, not. witt:stauding the Leary pus that time opposed to them, Carrie t her sword In hand. She had thirty. sir men Ori bo.trJ , all of whom jumper! overboard, or were s•thet wise ctsposcd of, except twelve, to:irk are made prisoners. cline of theist are badly 'Noun-kat. . Sin robe, In be the Galt's? of V four f ray-pounclers, aitd tha y-s 'men ; h a , t ir , it Coe cruising on this station tv • olltiiitiis. *0,4 ir,nodntr, vessel that has cinttmll6ll an marl itered a •i ons oo the trade of Logratol, tll as Her Captain is a pnsoner, aftl.spaag wooircd, fac,:to ding to yore ord ers I tl-Iti.:s,Ch ae , 013 . as I possibly could after prwesii.sn. I have the h m oot t.. 4 1 ' ike,, t "4. S. Muscats. asorge st•ltilocr, rat. C..10..in sus. hleir I.lv. Li , ' of Aden wuuoded m the 8.,401 elf the 1141estra tier, fiieh,r.l II wreck, hat, tt i riell in 'tl•e We i WeS.ll l. I.q, Tol II • wwtooded *et obibuifle, with holt; R •b.- , tCe , . Oightly ,n the thigh wile b., I; Peter, u• slightly.hatii,ded in the feet enit sword John 11,, , , seaman, Mile,. ifrmes—i-r•-nw4i e IvAr4L IN/ iaLIGANCE. ----..--- eartsliotrn. !i f % v Arrived the inert cutcuctß , trona Gu.ruze' Wind S. ittIOUTM. MAY C, Arrived His Majesty's ship t'e, . v i,h 04 , vessels under cnneoy from Peiptmooth. boated re she Mediu.; ninean. Kati Fur' from the reraia„ e der of leer conv.l in titicc weather. • DEAL , 9 , Arrived and sailed for.tha River,i6e rwees. Too. limo*. from St. Michatq's ; and the ,44x6,4 r 'from the S.roth Seas and Ireland —Wind s.W. MEETIldit OF CREDITORS AT ,:l.tU,,CyfaLL , ' • T.OINORNOW. M. w Jnaaph Ilihhur,,lit. Swlthint.ianc, i.ond an no 2 it Chaim Media), ftult-an `tondo;:, Fleut4tree, Wi„ don, macluma4or • e-•r :It . Charles Thou e Miura , late of 1.10y.F. cer,!..h. ~.. London, bet uow ...f Re.o ingtoo, Maddlotev, u• 1.-.. writer • .2* . . . . W illiam Watta.thvtle.lane, Eamthwark„ Surrey,lea thtr...;ee“er . • II . . William Puerto, Chatham, Kunt, putter and Illtitish wine merchant I It Wads Apr, fantail Aetrio•fi...w,but new it City Clam- I . As, I. ognra,er u chart . I fl . . William Cianstma, licury4ine, Mid d les w, currier sad ' teatlmosellar . . 111 . . FIVIDENDS. Pohlad Ch .nd'er, Slin-c4,,,1i, Loud* cheeopoih e r It Waimea Johassam, E - gewate-road, 1144.41amexotollzr. . . t,pakir II Jana v itlontelh, late ui Grezechumh..treet, Londan, drown . . . 'Le and Bark. •, Wallingbormyß, Northamptonshire, common ca rivr . . . 11 . . Dared a 'oraie, late of Ttor agmortnn4treet, Landon, ratt ail, t . . II . . Franc, Thom, Dunne, late of London, hatilvilemat, and of Vialthasait..w, Furs, broker . . . II • 'CERTIFICATES. Join Percival, of New I,4l4.an.atrect, in the city at Lo' i ~ merchant, dealer arte ch....men. Johr. Wow a, of Liverpool, in chic :may of Lancaster, ttra, r, &vier sha chartists. .WI Ili.ap Lei l ie, ..I Liyerprol, in the county Of Lancer", ttelle-tilluoU and urittaleta • Jobe* 14 , r, ut ans el el •yo,b, wygliatt.r.,,otr, knier ori • laspitian. ' . . . Womon Kaamlle. of Refund, in the sweaty of Gilout..a:••, .1 0 111t1 clnt.,octoi,rlca',‘ and chapouin. Gee Pritchria, lair of ht. Pawl. Chum, y art, Lon?.err,4l.l - dealer ma ch il'itvitti Rube t 'legacy, of Chnved...w.e . ..,, mar PIIISSI. 7 saga, a the county of tjlcithesix, Pate -a a and en.... &a* old rhaproam George Hawked, rum or laic of Lonoßeot, in oho parklt it G•ca. Caufm.l, in :h., county .a Duvet, taii.ler. Ca...u. - ! F rt..• rer,• of great ii,..e:i bt t eet, liiimaisiairla eitla u. • sit, d.•aler and Chapman. Wills", Y. 4 a, of Nfai.enisie , ,, Rothe a..tonlT Of Lan.a,:e", yictua . l..r. 11.-alet ma/ chapinao. Thomas Pageant. Ki 4, ;see of w«et c , we ., in t h e 1,44 Wirt". is Moaning of tionthercp . mos, linen-drapilled... and a:4.m.y'. PRICE of slums 4,9I(9ATUKOAY. BAIA vo, l 3 1 .4 Curt. 114611114...• tit 5 per Comet Can.& • - 4 p.r Coot b peg Cent Navy .... 1,14 10..1.10141 l7l 11.16 001.6 um Exchequer E144.1i AtterTiiihn• C••I• ..•....•...• .•• ....... iti.h qns,.hs . .• • • ••••• • • • . • • ticuck- • No. 4.Corshill, mod 9. COURSE OF •EA Amsterdam .... ,8 8 2 U. Ditto at hteht 36 Ftuitc•Jam ll 9 2 U . Hamourgii 94 2;U. Al10111 l Paris 1 day's date 24 10 Ditto ./4 14 2 U. liordeaul Vl,ritt t -- . :, paper. Ontlo ' Sdi effe.A. P...1, , rr.,.. . ... --... hikwer. Dat , As effect bib ,a... .3 Legh .rn 40 Grew .4S u. MANGE, MAT •. VrsllCe • 59 sic* 11. N.. ptes , n 43 /pUT , O ...... u IA in Cork l. RV+ LION Ibrttalr i;nlrl In Coin sad Ban per La. New poolek;eie.. • New Do/Inu , a 1 Over in New Logi. ex6l %Kis of I. • Rank on 14okenir al per Cent. writ. I.aa• earine, of a ten, Lefty Catherine Forreettr, at !Si wider'. rwu•e, the Duchess of ItotianJ, in Sackailitlio" Piccadilly. • MARRIAGES. Toes Lay, Ciptain John Croft, of the Royal Navy, IC .46 liuckwo.th, d turner of tt,e late Tholll3l Ru4;koottJa, t:l4 Fonsburraquare at annoy Charh, CoAt, by the Rev. Rea. Mgr John Waring. Bsy. Letat•mant of Hi* Msittal .4 2341 r. Dragoons, to Mk , neaman, 4de:l daugt.ter N Stage air 6 him, of Ramlon, F.ati. On Thus ;v 11.1 a, by the Rey T. E. Rorr-, itt'4l. of Laekro , l, F.lwu. F. 1114, Esti or I:lancet's hal, S.) it. MM., to Mary Aim, daognter of Henry fl.ynaan, Id p. Qat"' equate. DFATHS. On the 29th off March, 1806, .41 hnar.l Ins Meje4l . ** l ' Rd lorenic, Mr John Henry Rodur.ltnn, wend iota Of NA tete John Ruchard...n. Keg nf Up , .rr Wintpule street. At Beth, at hos brig age mike tinge, a..e+l tl4, Mr Th... Mann, grornie.m of the Lie Mr. Vern.n, an eeninent Lego' elk' in the Pnultr?, HIGH WATER. lilts DAY. AT L VC)'►N Mnllr•F• Mue5....23 nun.after..4 Even— 43 nun .n•r .• 4 • I.IJNOUN :-.—Prortd by U. pAvit)s.m.. ,, . 0. 101 Court, eugilltreet, Imbie iL4 4 4 Officr, No. IC it ,c 6. of At. Clement% Clturelt, Stralbdol nt he 7, New tiottun Ttre, t, L,lll :to (Mere ' &c. 6.4 raver, sent to the Office (mir Ise duly ettitues4 to. 4 : 4 '1 ' A( . ; b^ RE 'ben oil Af el ‘61.4), fASti sex In the , 4 ;Jilet 3J lo whsch Tmitft Ussslisi 111% &i-4 for 1 VC II VW ar•rd, pat the much •hqle Fh T CLE, sdt be full Tleketa iv { end Day M igi GF 4 - 11 . LO; N4.1N1 tt.e 'Adry I linty 4 ;.‘l4. Tti Crick.% sdt h„,d lc ``HE OEN ornuit in yeu•eof Gtlr (y 'gut thl kat, ' nt c.(l •r I.:,ew b • "'d,r t rater '‘. the ' .tamo , •i~, :~.. ",., 3 V'ew 4:1 S_• ..` 4: 4 , , 111•1\ h. n„ sko P •1 r, T ~>>. TIN .:Ista 4n2 by Mr Sir and I. T i t 54 ; Mr. )etrmy Clack,t, Mi II GI Endo lutArt lii 19 W I,l.Arin .1) 6r ; uC", Ff and 'l. 5 ..e:r," I%.6vte. Ti ;Eel e. tuan g •~ tb Rove MAR Laid 11 , 11.11. A Hm.G H• C X .g Lek 4 r.LR, J W , l C 4