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:'. , Wis. strews sirsinusils 41Dbtss TO TUZ ISIAIIiTANTII OF NORPOLI. - - _ Unwilling as a female must feel to übiri , ide her name on the pablic, 1 am nevertheless it iii coin;-' pedeti to such an a! , Pcsl• Since 114 sPileu,9lPsc At the Norwich Smisivies, paragrapns, containing . Ilse iuost atrocious talssisuuds against myself and have been limped in some of the London lit "spverA ; ais.l, within the last few weeks, an saanymoua hand-bill, repeating the bielfir ayersions, has beets cireolated at New gueltenham (where I at present wide), oast in the vicinity. There L :tare been assured by my kiud neigh. hours, they have reeeived at the house of Mr. Whichcoti Turner, at Old Bin kenhain, the author VF all iny injuries. To vindicate myself from these imputations, among those lbersteni who may take on interest in my late. but to w!:oiu 1 am Uuk now :1, and in justice to tny parents, my daughter, and my friends, 1 now suurnit to the public, the outline of life, chick, 111010 not without error, has passed, I tenst, without a crime. My father was not a Jew, nor did he reside at Vrankfort, at has been represented. He was edu tltted with* Prince. of the lionise of Denniark i was of a high and distinguished family., lived fur thirty years in New North-street, Heal Lion-Square, as a rich and respectable merchant; and I am pained beyond measure, that his honoured name should be called in spiestion. Mr. Charles Ilwrvey, the Re corder of Norwich, and Mr. Twiwing, both well known in this county, were acqnainted with my hro.. ther and this family, now on the Continent ; anal though I am a stranger to these gentlemen, I doubt not they will readily attest the truth of what I Have stated. cooked, Sir I'. 4 4evor told me recently, that Mr. Twining hail dined at his houe, and ac knowledged tee to lie the person I represented my- GeV. In the year 1791. I was placed by tr . ; father, daring Isi, absence, in a boarding-school at Faris, to complete the different branches of any educa tion. At the htaute of a Colonel Blackdcii, white I was occasionally allowed to suit. I had the inir fortune to meet with Colonel Sinclair, an officer in the Wyatt Army, who, Hearing the large property any falter possessed ia the Freoch luaus, tank ad vantage:of my inexperience, to persuade me to marry him, without consulting my relaiires. My f.ther so highly' disapproved of Colonel Sinelair's tmeral character, and was so greatly eamperiated at any undutiful behavionr. that it is with sorrow / own never %me afterwards quite reconciled to me, though he left i.e at his death, tau years ago, an equal share of his property. From the peimit of any marriage in the yea; 1791. which V/0.1 any IV"; entrance auto life. resided at Cola lent: with Caintiel Sinclair, or, during his iihselice wind the Ninny, at Bruxelles; and at sige not till after the fi rst unfortunate campaign. ethiflf caused his regiment to he disbanded, and which conic queistly deprived hint of his brad, that be ever ex pressed the least wish to separate from use. At that period, Colonel Sinclair because i 666 i 6 91,1111111111:1, at Brut:elle% a itki a lady of fortune and powerful eounexiorts in Scotland, with whom he thought, under the embarrassed state of his affairs, en alliance treuld be itchriseable. • Aly hither refus ing him all pecuniary assistalice (excepting a few preseuts to myself), and as every prim et educa tion, who has visited the ContinEnt, must harm that u &twee there is olatained with the ut most ease, and at little expense, without the necemity of cri " sality bring attached to either party. Colonel Siociair therefore availed himself of tin; power of a husband, in a catholic country, to compel me, under a threat of abutting me up fur life in a cosiveut, in agree tor;ia divorce, which renotios registered in the court, called the Gera.', at Bruxelles. Hy this register it will ap pear that I am not arete.ed pinny impropriety, and that the sole alleged cause of our disunion was fa oily tlisnatr. Soon after toy divorce, I returned tillitleiond, in the year 1794. and have never since left thus country. I was advised to resist the op preacon practised against one at Bruxelles, and to enter a snit against Colonel Sinclair, in 1./octane- Co oions, for adultery, and for a maintentnice_L i for the Lady ahoy alluded to had taken say usual and was living openly with Mtn, tat great -pleiattour, ie ;raftee.-street„ Fitzroy-square; while I, front the dissatisfaction of my family towards Ilse, was re duced In teach music to support myself and child. Could Col Sinclair hare proved that I had mita:ln ducted myself, or that our divorce had arisen from crime, he would have recriminated ; for, by so doing, my complaint would have !west disitaimed the Court, said he would have been freed from toy law expenses, which he has repeatedly been c - pelt. 4 to pay, sod for the nou.payment of the last demand, won', seven years ego, excommunirated au Quern square rhumb. Betwten two rod three yens ago, I accideatallv discorered that I needed not the interference of the law to disunite rue train Col. Sinclair, because he lied a wife alive at Anu- poht Royal, Nova Scotia, at the very tune he wall married to sne. Mr. Turner has seen the written doeum .nts in lay possession, nis.l knows the re. spe,•talality of the parties. who are rea•lC lit a n d time to west the attic fa s t. lie had furth e r en.. gt 4 e,l, iu whatever way my *bouillon probs. bly could he legal:y etrtcted, he would defray all aspvosesi ; and every thing to this intent was se far am+►ged. that it was only suspended till Mr. T. bail quitted the army. Monet four years ago I took the name of Suther land, eunsequence of property left to me, upon that c.inditiou, by a female relative. Iluriint me reiiidence upon the continent, I was kiln's, in families of the highest distinction ; ainesug other to-mass, to Louis the XVlllth, es u d lilon lie•er. h•. brother, whose court was kept at Co hlrats islet at Bruxelles to Lord Elgin, our Eng bee:i Winder, and Count Nlettertsich; the Austria's Atnha•aaeinr, who can be appewle& to lot the truth of naa e r tions, and for the propriety of my con . doer.* Since I have been in England, my residence . has been in London, (for these last four years in Portinan-street) where I ant received in a circle of • respectable friends, some of whom are nearly mlat. eel to families in this county. Whet Mr. Turner rirst induced tie to listen to his proposals of marriage, I head an inconar.vf 0001 per animal. and ten• establishment was seitable to my condition ; and the gentleman to whom I ►e. (erred Mr. Turner, and le he, was kind. enough to act in my behalf, was& Field-Officer of great falai- daratiais in sartice. and to whose lis t ter I luiriformerly , Issters much eudetired. I.,rein M. Turner's . acquaintance, I have not autiNiff4(ei4 Meet pecuniary less, hut have hero lowest condition of wretehedne , ,i, and hove ruish-r , role mental distress, more acute than lan L ;ftisge eau coneyy. from the emhttrraa.nrcata he .übjuted use to • and I shall shortly wild a • herr:titre of all the circumstatices of our connec tits°, au ',ported by authenticated copies of his letter's, and other documents in my possessi•in ill .1 which will clearly shew, that DU port of my conduct af fords him the slightest pretence for his behaviour. Those who may be interested for either 0(0., will then have the surest means of jinbring between us. My ',resent statement is now before the publiconul retry Out will have the power of detersuiniini how far it is' ust and honourable to make the the sub ject of shoitymiosts hand-bills mid fietitiosu histories. Ltit'Y SUTIISRLAND. New Buekenbam, Sept. ts, niog. • t transcribe the following note from the original, among roany others in my possession, in proof of this sosertion " Erunelks. 1793.—L0rd Elgin present's his compliments to Mrs. Sinclair, and regrets ranch not to have bail it its his power to mower her note last night. If Mrs. S111(1311' wishes to convey any thing to Mademoiselle Metterinch, after Mrs. S. leaves Bragelies, Lord Elgin will be very happy to deliver it, and obey any direction Mrs. S. may be su good us to favour him with As fur bringing things from England, he is sorry to have no particular comveyance whatever: lie takes the liberty at nirotioniog, that Mademoiselle Metternich did, in conversation last night, any, that Mrs. Sinclair bad hero so obligitil as to toEiT to procure her some fans from Englaud, hat that she had declined givin4 Mrs. S. that trouble, hav ing tiler iit, conoinissitioed thetas sonic Iliac ago. Lord Elgin hogs a thousand pandoni for his frredom io repeating this conversation, bat hr einsreives from kn.)wolig well what etiminiasio..s are, that in cam Mrs S. bad in view the stud ios asty faits, this hint may out La, unacceptable to btu" FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty:. lice, %t13t....1 G. 1 flO9. Cupy of a tatrr from; Yiee Atiattrat Wteitbheti, Cumin:outer in • f :bier on the Coast of trolioti. to 11•• 800. WilliAut N el. te.ley Po;r. dated at Cody tb• bib . - SIR -1 1 minima Herewith, lor the information of the Lords Curninissumers of the Admiralty the ropy of a let tor that I ree•-iveti from Captain Worth, of IN 31.. j• 1.1 001 . stieno4 Ins having ruptured, on the tat inst. in latitude ,t 5. 0. N. *nil longitude 8 10 W. Le Jason, French la Lt ger Priva teer ; Hod I hate to acquaint you. that It Jason ar rived at tins port last evening. 1 have the honour tr be, itc. (Siert!) .lAN ea H . 1‘• HITSKED, Fier-Adinurad. netena, at sea, Sept. I t tang.. Sts—•l have the honour to t tomiluiiityou.i 4 10 bluji ' it sloop. under my vomit-Hid, captured this afternoon Le Jesuit French liigger privateer, (pierced for ten gun. and 44 oleo, trout &Inutile, 21 dad., not made a capture) after • Chace of 70 miilts; she threw' her guns ovelhourti except two. 111rxrepo re was fortunate, as she would huve inter cepted tile pocket, which 1 crossed during the cheep, and answered her private signals ; supposed her to have beets front Lisbon. 1 hare the honour to be, &c. J. A. WORTIL Vice•Adutiral %%Willett, &cite. Cork. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-n/'re, Sept. 16; isn9. Lleatirsant-General Sir J 4131441 Hear) Crain, K. 11. from the 22.1 foul, b. be Colnt:el nftbe 78th realm. at tif Fuel, vier Liens -General Mackenzie Fraser, deceased.. Ceeemissimi signed 1,!, the Lord Li.leteettet a I Inverriesbiltre 4th Regiment of laveramikinre Lucid Militia Lituteuust-Colunel Ranaid George %medullald to he heat.- ire Aleaandes filacdoushl, Aug 24, 1009. Csasariselea in the Oxfordshire Local Militia., slimed h r) the Lard I.ieeteeetet. East or (*entre' iimineent. William Hodges, Eeq. to be {lest : t'oluttet.-edated August lb. i SOO. EARATVIN in The Gatette of the 2,1 _ _ Foe Thomas Roberta, ufßotterCe Corr, ga the eutusty d Cortt, Eaq. to he a Baronet of the DeUed K iaploan, read Thor. Roberts, of Glaserobury, io the roams., of Ern., of Bra ila& town, im the cuuuty of Cork, mat of the tit) of curt, Bat PARTNERSHI Ps DISSOLVED. Thomas Buxton and Witham Sleddna, both of Prestos, na3 , hl,c• makers. Au^ 2el. I so 9. John Pontef.. and John Whet-tier, of Msoe-latio, Holborn, London, comp.:vs unt lig, and of Busliell-row, 014-street-rimal, Middle-am, bar k-itiakee a. June J 3, 110 , 9. William Barlow and James Alderman, of Wbitechapel, coach oaken. Dec. I , 1006. Robert Rede sod Joshua Green, of Beetles, thiffotk, atter or}s Sept. to 1609 Martha Arnold cad Hannah Greenwood, of Colutwook, Racks, halo-I.l'Bller.. liept .4, Thomas Berridge mid Charts Redden, of Ns. thampton, drapers. Sept. 11, isoil Turner and Christopher Moon, of Eases Wharf, Easex.street, Strand, Middlesex, coal-merchants. Sept. IS, 1109. . . . Anthony Keeling, Enoch Keeling, tool David Ogilvy, jun , of Turista% hia&rilsliin., !Vire s. Sept et, I sii9. Mimes liaelthonse and Many Oselhisupe, of Coventry, denkrs in glass. April 'l, isn9. Thema Kitchen and Thomas ?dumbed, of Heelevrlttishasr, York, millers. Feb. in, limn. Thomas Mind and Junejrla Dsy, of the Enid India Chain hers, Leadenhall-street. Ang r 9, twin. Rirhsi I . ..initiate and John Ilreirrw, of Merchant Tailors' Hall, landau, attorneys. Kept (1, 1.141. Francis Rudd, James Willyams rind John Gould, of Truro, Cornwall, bankers. March JI, Wm Grreniiow, Janne Alderinii, C. C. iteelwr sail Jain,* Hargraves, of Manchester, Lancaster, e•itinii.sitiuners Amidst 17, lint. BANKRUPTS. lie Matthew P.lossin koight, tirscerhoarelo. street, Lon de,. booker, to nuoier, September 43, art 7, end 2n, nt twelve, at Guildhall. .tourney., Messrs. Elbow out Daw son, %idle Hart-court, lornbardstreet. Sir Matthew Illtatem, Knight, Thomas Wilkinson, woo William illintarn, of Grarecharehmtrest. London, hook, r., to N o er ewler, September 03, Oclubrr 7 and is, at tw,•lve, at Guildhall. Attorney), Mr. Tilton, No. 5, Chathain-plate, Now liridee-street. London. Thom.. Smith the eider, and 'Thomas Smith the younger, of Wakeheld, York, linen-drapers, to merino:ler, October 7, lk, and .a, at eleven, al the New Conri• Dooms, eke& Lt. Attoriwia,Mr. Ilerbur), York, sad Mr. Richard Battyr, • Chawarry-laue, London. Edmund Hillyer, lalc of Mark• lane, London, pork hutcher, to soirresioloe, kepormber in, 21, awl Ociobou' an, at Otero, at ttriiklball Attorney, Mr Roy, Miming lane. John South, 01 Cardiff, Glamorgas, ironmoriger, to sur render, 4 ktober s, 3, WWI is, Si eleven, at the Bnalt Tavern, Briodol. Atterems, Mr. F.dwarol Strphens, Small Mare', Beillei. awl Mr. Samuel White Sweet, hiegs Bends walk, loner-Teniple, lmedmr. Joseph Gregory, late of Leak, Lancaster, manganese dewier, to atuntatier„(leteber 9, to, sad fa, at two, at the Dog Tarcra, trceasgste, alailehester. Attorneys, Messrs Peonies awl Croswell, Man. k. nitre, sod Messrs. iuelkcs and Latagatill,Gray'easem, Lorolioa. Cites Edwards, of Louth, Lincoln, spirit-merchant, to ear. render, October 4,5, and 48, at ;teems, at tho Fleece law, Louth. Attorneys, Mr. John Louth, yd Messrs. Leigh and Mason New Bridge,dree., Warkbiani ' I.ondon. George Simaids, of Cupice•ruw, Clrkenwell, 3fiddiescie, baker, to surrender, September .33, Pli ekei u , in, and Octu bee ie , at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon Attorney, Mr. Thu. was Denuett, Philpot.lane, Falichureb street. Juba 'troupe, of Oxford-market, carcase butcher, to surrender, Septenilwr 23, at ten, , 24), and Octsker its, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tamer, Edward.street,Crivensliali.wmarr. William Williams, formerly of Ratlitione.pluce, Oxford. street, Midiliesex, but now or late of Tuks, Norfolk, car penter, to surrender, September 45 , ati, and October IS, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Junes Reilly, Stuffurskrow, fluetinghatu gate. hobert Harcourt Twycross, of Munk street, Hatboro, Miililk.ses, jeweller, to serrrailer, September 91, an, and October lid, at twelve, at Caddhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartktt's-buildings, Holborn. 1141lians Hinds and dames Jones, of Old Ford, !tliddlirsitx. dye's and shawl printers, to surrender, September and October 28, 41 twelve, at Guildhall, London. Xttorney, Mr. 'slims, New-court, Crinteheekfriars. DIVIDENDS:. October Is. Charles Datics of St. John-street, sTidilleacn, carpel:tor, at ten, at Guildhall, London Novenalwr 6. Thomas Ilawkitts, late of ilrislol, grocer, at eleven, at the flush Tavern Bristol. Octot.er . Benjamin Flesber, Livernol, dreggist, ut . eleven, at the George Inn, Dale•street, Liverpool. October!). Peter Holston, late of Cluoghton, Lancaster, cotton-spinner, nt eery*, at the Ned Lion Inn, PI (I.IOU. (ktober 9. Join Clerk asol Henry Hall, both now ur late of Market-Harborms4, Leicester, worsted sod carpet-maroi. lecturers, at the An g el tin, 31arket-Harberungb. October is. William Hobson, late of Huriicastle, Lincoln, malster at eleven at lb. BIM Inn , Hiornrastle. December:2. John henry R.''Lingua, late of llomrs-eourt, Walbrooh, I m.lu t, factor, at twelve, at Guildhall November us William Easton nod Robert rast.rot, jot,. of Breklrrabory, Lundell, warehousemen, at one, at Goad- ball November ill. Charles Hobbs, of Whiteelimpel.road, Mid- &meat, distiller, nt twelve ' at Guildhall, Condon. November ta. James Mllles and Charles Hobbs, of Mite ebaptl-ruad, Middlesex, distillers, at twelve, at Guilt hall, Lundiai. November ti. Jobs D•w, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ha berdasher, at elet,esi, at Gaildhan, London. November 13. Thomas Neale, of Saint Martin's-lime, Mid dlesex, dealer in apiritatets liquors, at ter, at Guildhall, Loudon. November ii. Williams Fly and Joie Fly, of Croydon, Sur rey, and . of Lone-acre, parish of Saint Martina in the Fields, Middlesex, bricklayers, at twelve, at Guildhall, . . . . . . • Loudon. November 2. John Carter late of Croabv-sqoare, but now of Biabommata-street, 1:ou.loo, uaerchaut, at dares, at . . . . GuiWWl. - Noveuitset 7. Lake Lane, of Itingselere, Hants, shop keeper, at twelve, at Guidhall, Loudon. • °ember 13. James Napier Wafted, of flietahKhaus, wool len-draper, at eleven, at the Swau T• , Bull-street, liirruinsham. October 7. John youtnieliff and Muses Tuanirlif, late of Macclesfield, Chr.ter, button nod la istmanufaeturers, at eleven, at the Old Angel lila, Maec'esaeld. October 9. Thomas Tindall, late of Weymouth and dfcl come Reis, Dorset, grocer, at eleven, at the king's-Arms Ina Dorchester. October 13. George Eyler, of Portant, finithantron, mil ler, at twelve, at the Parade Coffee-Emote, Portsmouth October to. Samuel Beswielt sad Juba Grime, iota or late of Hulme,parish of Manchester, comasoit-brewer!, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Niauchester. October 10. Jam Grime, now or late of Wale, pariah of Manchester, common - b rewer, at eleven, at the Palace Nu, Manchester. • October lg. flayter kineh the younger, and James I inch, late of Farebain, Southampton, timber-mei chants, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Fireball' October 7. Joseph Croton, of Drury lane, Middlesex, li nen-draper, rat twelve, at Guildhall, London. October as. Joseph Johnson and John Statham, of Twiek ett's-Mills, Noi thanipton, and Thomas Johnson, of klydi - street, Bloomsbury,. Middlesex, millers, at ten, at Gelid. hall, Lot ,:on. October •14 Nichutes Humphreys, of Shoreditsh, Middle sex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Condos. October to. Thomas iVetherby, of Great It Thomas Apos tle, London, ironmonger, at twelve, at Guildhall, Condo. . itelober t 7 Thomas tt Illinois. of Caerphilly, Glamorgan, wool-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Angel Can, C - ardilf October 17. Henry Silverlork, late of Matadi, Soothing'''. ton, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bear lan, HOVA.II Ot - Mk"' 19. Thomas Filcock, of Iritelesielti, Chester, grocer, at ele►en, at the Moody's Arms, Maar-heater. CERTIFICATE-it—Octets' , R 7. John Clegg, of Watling-stret, London, wareboasciattet John Crocker, sow ate late of Gosport. Southampton, grocer. JIIRSeII Rinke., liforeesfer, hop-merchant. William Watts, of Bristol, ►vier. Andrew M'Cusloch, late of Upper Grosv.mor-street, Gro!we noraquare, Middlesex, nary n=eat. William Morrie, of NI miehrater, leather-seller. Elisabeth Canuinahaas, of Davies-street, parish of Saint George Hamarer-sqame Illithileaes, earlier. Geurge - LOckirood, oiHodriorsheld, York, woulko-draper. INSOLVENTS. Prisoners ia the KING'. BENCti PRISON, in the county Surrey. • MUT NOTIC►. Animals, Comae, formerly of Mile-end New Town, and late of Ilbarket.strret, St. James' s, both its the county of Mid dleainc, merchant; who was, on the 14th J.v of January, tOO% in the WWII' CIIIStOdy of the Sheriff of Nlidillesi s, Ullsi sloe, that time rev:bond to the euatottv of the Manlial of the Sities Bench Prison, by rirtoe of a writ of Habeas Corpse • John Day, formerly mod tote of Ostfurrl, stable-keeper. Theism William% hate of Upper Jobtoetrcet, 'iamb of St. Paucror e Attoroey at Law. 'SCOW; NOTICE. Edmond Toentoeted, late of !Hoiden-lane, Coeent-garilen, I.ilterty of Westasiuster, county of wine, spirit, anti cyder merchant. I, Thomas Williams, bate of Vppee John-street, in the parish of PlllOCllllt, iu the county of Middlesex, attorney at-law, not being charged in custody, on th• tel day of Fe bruary, is.% with any debt or debts, sum or stints ultimo.", exceeding is Ilse whole *the sant of inmoi. do brrelay g:ve this public notice, that 1 intend to take the benefit of as Art passed in the 4911 year of His prevent Majesty's reizu, Minuted," Au Act fur the whet of certain luvolvent Debt ors, in England." And I tiolterrby give notice, that a true anal perfect schelitle, rinitainiag s discovery of nif my evil slid personal estate, hereafter tube swum to, is now ready to be delivered to any Creditor applying fur the saws to the Keeper or Gaoler, or his Dapatyle she said prisms. Pi isouers as His Majesty's Gaul of the Castle of YORK. FIRST NOTICII. John Wildun, late of Kebwiek-Mill, near Think, last of Burrowby, pariah of Leaks, North Riding of Yorkshire. On Towalay kit, at a Meeting of the Common Council for the Borough of Tewkesbury, held at the Tolvry, the Right lion. G 1301161: COVENTILY, Earl of Coventry, was unanimously elected High Steward of the Borough of Tewkesbury, in the room d his late venerable and highly respected Faber.' And at the same time, the Noble Earl was notniiiatud a 'principal Burgess of the said Thorough. H. W. NAOMI, E-q. was also unani mously nominated a principal Borges*, in the room of the late esteemed S. TaUEMAN, Esq. T. VCR- Nox, and J. Ki mammas. Esqrs. were ssomitnit.4l Bailiffs; end T. CnOPIIR, M. PROCTS:II, T. Dow osswa.i.,and 11. Foists. E4qrs. were nominated Justices of the Peace fur this year ensuing. , IVAYIL Ili!rkalbtA.Ct PonTstrotrti. st PT. 73. Arritred the Chanticleer, its gnu., litre; Lir 1.1.,t. ward ; the Sterira. 39, Ceptaiii Bops, troort the 'Dawns, with a fleet ttlider cnutot ; the Heroine, 44 Capt. C:hrs.ti3e, frees the Down.; +.t.4 Alpiten cutter trout a emit...-. Sailed the Thames frigate. Bon. 'Ca pt. IValde. grave, to attend the Royal Family at Weymouth;' the CAristies P 11. 7 4, Cant. Sir .1. YorCe ; islid Worspile. 74, Captain flux lea, (acting). to ti.ett Nation off Cherbaurgh. PORTSJIIIOUTH, SEPT Arrived His Dlujtvit, ) 's ilups t'cntavr, Ealiars, AlarMurosigh. Hardy. and COpIPUe. with w kir g .• :4.4 01 tritiomerts I .uin the liusos ; awl the /;‘,. rateu, (rum lishfax. Null dispatches. S tied the Uttif,4 frigate, for I'l mouth ; store-ship, with a dt et fur the DOW ToitPA irrr. 14. Arrived thir morning, and sordid the. afterno on for Falmouth, the Humber Amp ui xr ; the Pereseut sloop, nu a ertr.e ; laud itt• (Lord Visconti' Courteus)'sysei,i; for ....Wind S. Dr AL. •• I r r. Last night Rear-Admiral Ktats isms, it la dm Dussiss, in the Soperti, 74 gnus. Arrives' also, 1 . .. et ni A .it and this marina* the Ganges, Jetplre, Vene. retie, l'omel;frri, Agincourt, Valiant, iiannotuth, lierigerno, raid Thalia, from off t. iu.hi l ,, ; mid several transports with troops on hoard. Vestsrday and early this mondia l ; the %rhos's. of the outward-bound smiled to the westward, with the sod at east. • Lonl Chatham larulrd 'here, from Ilis 111ijesty's ship Vostrable, this day, and will procted fur Lomita'. Sevyrid transport* I?ave sailed fos.J3pplierti. this day.—Wind N.E. DEAL. SFPT. 16. Sailed the Marlborough, Valiaut, Gauger, Lirr and Mirror. for Pui hououtio ; and the Poteerfal, for SLeeroesr.—Wind S.W. DOI' ER. SE I.T. 15. Early this mnyning.the wind hating mine tumid to the eastward, a part of the fleet of trdns?oits. having horses un board, Wm Flushing. pawn.l here from the Downs. with a number of other vessel•, several of which were Americans, coasteis. iu ell,npwards of Itte sail ; and this afternoon two seventy-font-gnu ships have brought up in the roads, and are Luang the oth rifle corps, a gnat many of which are conveyed to the hospitals. The 54d - are olso marched in from Droll, where the• were pat on shore. The Earl of Chatham, we aro told, was oleo landed there this morning. Yeiterday. three of the homeward bound W i .t India fleet pawed here, the whole of which is said w contoiLl ef gear two hundred mil, and that several of them have received ronlicleraide damage on their pu.sage home, having bad to snronoter vo,ne very s►vere weather. In cowwtpience of the - very great success of the enemy' s privateers, we are 'donne.' that near SO wore hare lately been tilted nut at C ilai.. roolougue. acc. 'avail. are now almost constantly eying tu in form us of Ilseir being out. _ Y tawtro, MP?. 15. Arrived this morning the Beeepiusles, Sas Threw:a, and Trowspetue; also five sail of Imo snorts, with troops from FluNhiag; and the Lark Pscket, Capt. Dell, with it mill and passengers fron t Illeligoland. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRavnllto, SUPT. 15.—..der.ved the Newland, Rue kurge, from Oporto; Polly, Here, from Philadrlpbbi; our, trona N.J.4 Scotia; Dolphi., Wie!ctiAp, trams Gottrol..r : mid Mennipg, Manning, from Cbarkstei S.tited e Nept sue, Brooke, fur Gibraltar sod the rreen44., l'eutoo, fee Middleburg. .~RRIIt~~ At 1 - erects—the Nancy, It.iouo7l, and Mori, Kitchen, M, 310gaiture; putoich, 'Cagier sad Stag, Curator ; from Ca.los; CiireC iAt 11% Prod', 'Cagier, Malts, plpi ni ng e , ---, (gum Pagliavi. Squirrel, Forest, from Gibraltar; Clivesna. (mai ; s.d Putinai, %loud, (sum -- AtA.ieerpoul—ithe Mercury, Sinclair, wnd Ismuurite. 011182e 1 / 2 *on Martinique; Britsuriia, tamslull, front (a nima; Alchemic., Slap, *ma Amelia Island; and Alp garet, ht.lierzw, from Azare. At Gibraltar die Disulutl., Omit, from Rio immire. is thee Clydr.--the Charlotte, Drysisk, from Nee &law wick. The rxrAornd. rupt. railed front Quebec on the 10th ult. with SO Mil nudrr convoy, which were disponwei in a Fleury ple b ow the ali.t ult. sud t•t. isstuut, iu long. - 21 RETINGS OF CR IMITORS AT'GCII.IIIIALI., • To-woonow. N. N. &Ammon Beek, Bury-st,ect, St. Mary-Ate. LJnidoe, jest Iler . . 2 If • • • • Julio Shaw, Wapping-wall, Vlitlclleoct. provisios-mer. chant . . S 10 . . . Charles Levick, High-street, Slindwell, straw-bat Nos. oafbet urer . 3 to . . Juha Altoopp, Wintheolcr. Ihmpshlre, oilk.witover 313 JAM. Norio:in. Strou.l, knit. iruumiuu;:r . . 2 to Julio Sol :i.tit, Beil..looi, Snortwell, spirit-merchant I /4 James !imager, tililitse-street, Cl.elwa, NI iddltryx, _ __ Bracer . . I t. Jolla WWI, Queen-greet, CLespaide, Lundon, iead- merchant . 2 11 DIVIDEND. Robert Mullein, Swills Mobutu street, Hanover square, teal-tarrchant CEII.TI MATES. Joseph Hankie, of Holloway, Middlesex, builder. Jum. ph Dodds, of Alderseate.atreet, Loudon, s..ldraaitll. James °wk., of Dunls7, Suffolk, shopkerpec. Charles Wilke, of iHrnsiaghani, statioser. PRICE ()V STOCKS ON sAitaiwty per rent ram.% esiit I pet few Lacy lodia Buds 9/11 19 99 press, Exchequer Pills ........ ••••.• .• 6 is pees. Imltcry ..... *O. 171. b.tult hr T Rl9ll, Stuck -broker. 4. Curolsill, and g, Cbariaccromn. ~~ --.-,- DEATH. (In SAttirdny hit, at Lyonnais*, Mr. Arne* a. ea NI wow day his wife dewtrted lir itte. WATER Al' LA)NDON *RIDGE 71110 PAY. 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