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DAY NIGHT'S G,12617T. Jelg 14, 1810. Cdpies of two Itpe.s from ear.eduairal Druty. Comm:lathy itraeffief of hi 3 Majesty's ships and vessels in the List Indies, addressed to the 110. noursble Witham IVeliettivy Pule. late Secretary to the Admiralty% His Majerty's Nhip Rnssel, in Colombo an.tils, Jou. 7, Idly. Sta—Yon will be pleased to lay before the Right tttnourable the Ler:la Comns;ssioners of the Ad inrai.y, the eneto-.d copy of a letter which I have tee- iced from that most able and judicious officer CaptainWaturight, of His Maiegy's ship Chiffoime, soh, has for some time past had thedirection of the frigstes em;rloyed in the Persian Gulf, anal appears to hues effectually destroyed the neat of pirates Which has so long harassed the trade with im putrity.--4 have the honour to be, &c. Wan. O. B. DRURY. His Majesty's ship La Maniac, off R4ll al Minn's, Nov. IC, 11119. Stn—l have the bottonr to acquaint your Excel lency, that by the exertion of the troops and the squadron, under the respective command of Lieu tenant-Colonel SmiCs and myself, Ras al Kliyma, the principal town of the pirates who have an long forested the Persian Gulph. has been completely destroyed, together with all the vessels in the port, amounting to upwards of fifty. (about thirty of them very lerge Doges,) and of every species of naval snores. The ships arrived off the place in the arternoun of the II th instant, but in consequence of the shah losviree, of water were not able to approach the town within four miles, with the exception of the snit ill crotzers and two nf the transports ; these at— cborti from it as near as tao miles. Oa the same evening the Minerva. an En‘lish ship, pr4e to the pirates, was but within twice her length of the shore. _ _ On the folldwing day the town was cannonaded for three hours by the s:uall cruizers and goit.boats, cortriderahle erect; and a little before dav break on the 13th instant, a feint was made on the northern end of the place with two gun-boats, under the common:for Lieutenant Leslie,of the Cuff once, • and a detachment of native troops, and the M3lll attack commence 1 on the southern, about half an hoer ofterward., eonsi.tently with an arningvnient pt nie by the Lieottmaut.Colonel. The troops were . soon landed, and gallantly axecutiti4 the admirable plan of their Commander, had posteabion of Ras al )(hymns by ten o'clock, driving the enemy to the op. polite shore ; the gun-boats kept op e tire of grape *het ea the een-eifle es theaohliers itdvanoed. Before tour o'clock all the enemy's morels were in flames, • to with the naval Rtnre-houses in the too u. . I received the moAt effectual wwntance from Cap tain Gordon, of the Caroline, who was with one at the landing, and from the o%eers and men of his Majesty's shat,,; also from the respective Common. i.e.,: of the Ilcnocr.ble Company's eruizts* • •t - *ached to the armament, and their officers and men. The marines of the Chittonne and Caroline were disembei krd with the army. Ity the accompenYing return your Excellency will have pleasure in observing that the loss of ni.n on oar vide is trilling; that of the enemy has been • very severe, 1 have the satisfaction to say that the most pt-r -feet cordiality subsists between the army and um y, melt as promises to instire cosupletc success in ..I the stilyweluesit operations. ' The troops hetian to embark at day-light this ;nothing, :Ind notwithatanding the great want of ' Lows, were all oa board the tr•n•purts before itoatt.-1 have the honour to be, ie•-. J. WAINWRIGHIT. leis Excellency Rear•Adatiral Dram . Commander in Chief, ie. b. Madras. A Return of Men killed and woended on board of, and In the Data of the Ship% etnohryed in the attack of ht., al kilos, uu the t ilk 12th, sod oath November, Vao9. MS VA./EST.'S MIT LA EntirOSIVE _ - James Gaits, able Wimp. slightly Iroisuidacl Aleastader Huod, able teams, ditto we *liana-es Pm, C AIIO7.INT. James Bryant, osslir.ary seaman, severely woon4ed. NOW. COX, 1111 rat Call !Salt NOR RI OTOM . A Whew Wilt.", seaman, severei wouuded Win. Grialey, a:tii..er) slam, ditto. A CPORA . MA:mord Js'zal Zhao, Lasear, .nortany 'rounded. NAUTILUS. Francis Fer-arin, nrri;Tarysea - rn — an, severely wovodcJ Aralattaul). Fwua Topa; wounded. racyct. OF WALLS. _ _ Lasesr. lllk l when on scare tinder a tower calve Itte %owes lery ; decsol, heat, ditto, ditto ; Illr. J. Bri.ro, bo4llll*lliol. Sererrl) wounded, ditto t Alt san der /114.11, &gamt, 'Beaty wo. - ..•led. ditto. 4.110, 1 asottaLy inuti.lea, 5 severely ditto, 4 4: Veal Li too. (fsiestd) J. 'WAINWRIGHT, C.plals ef fli. Ma. jesty's amp Utiliser, sod scoter 4.t&mr. M l irste4 Chip Reuel, is padres Hoots, rearuary 4, Iv to. Fus•—rar the information of the Bight Hon. the Load., Comniis,io.iers of thy Ailionalty. 1 hetes ith traiesmit too further details of the proceedings of. the F.i4 Ire employed in the Persian Culrh. sercectirs atte,rling the exerti.ins of Captain John %rainier . ..O. tile senior officer, throughout this merr ., c. it, hat in; accomplished the destruction of en tin ler *0 dang.- Mee to the commerce carried on in th.it (porter. with a of men so trilling; redects on nem the highest credit, and serves et a further fir .of of his very great nierit and hare !he honour to be. ..c• (Si4ned) N %. 0. B. DaValr. Uis Il a jessys Ship to tl.iffatoor, Berke nand, Drcriolscr 7, Islo. Stt—•My leiter of the 11th of Nowt-other. a du• riitair of isbieli is esiel•iseif, will bare given %our, , Exreliency as recount of the proceeding. of the e:t* t 4 .N.l r , Rjele under my or.lers up to that date. (hi tlo• 17.11 the ves,els in tLe piratical port of fr.iuga, swot:alai twenty. nine of them large rt... err Lutist wahout any kiss on our sidr, the iahwtittants havin; •ihouiloucd the t0..0 on Cie ap• pro ten of the ships. 'll.e contemptible holds of the Jima une.s, caned Congo, Ilw:l4er, MAI: 0 in. and f I ' , terrain. were au* teconn44l.-.11. u.s •ritArls were there. 1 thin dispatched :hr crummy 'Foliate ant Nava- • Ti:. 1114.,,11ra1,te C.saupitat rru:Vrs —‘f arnin esWat.• Jookra I Aurora, I.fteteutat Crayrs N Allf 4WD. ‘V&I.LI4I t 141.1. r Of Mara. LI. wen .411•11 ; .." 0 /? 14 " 1 . .14 Liastearst :1411ttr. -.111a• ahr VAL taus to the etettve,4 of Xishint, to 'prevent the cape of the Luft pirates, while I entered the channel between that island sod the main at the we.trtn rid{ hut having gqt the ship I command 4-ground its endeavouring to work through it s , as I lon/ un pilot.actpaintel with the navigation, and as I found the cliatinel was too intricate to pass with out huoyin.; the shoals, which would have taken up too much time, 1 iteteriniuvd to proceed to Loft hr the cai•erii channel, leaving the cruiser Vest*, to guard the we•iteiti end of liishnt . . His Al Ship she Carolitie had been pre viously detached to Burl* Road with the heavy trAllSpOrtS. Oa the 2.tth alt. the Termite and Nautilus jeined ; and hiving procured roots at liishern, I proceeded up the channel in 'His Majesty's ship under my command. with the shies and vessels named in the margin', and "rived oaf the town of Luft on the 2Gth at noon. Twenty-four hours having been ex peuded in fruitless negociation with the Chief. Mauls Hussum ; the Termite, Nautilus, and Fury ivere anchored off the town, sod the troops, pre ceded by the gun-boats. approached to the attack, which commenced at two o'clock in the afternoon of the 27th ult. The enemy mule no resistance until the troops came close to the very strong fort, and attempted to force the gate ; he then commenced a Gre, I am sorry tosay, most destructive, asynur Excellency will see by the accompanying return, added to that of Lieutenant-Colonel Smith, to the Government. The piratical vcs,els, eleven in number, three of them very large dusts, were in the wean time burnt by the seamen: and the gun-boats and the cruircr Fury. which being of light dr:111411i of water, laud been towel Within inusket-shot of ri,e fart, kept up • ruinous lire, which very much shattered it by sun set; the Sheik then consented to held nip the piece on the fulleiving day to the Eoi li..h s on the part of the hymen of Muscat, tope bier with all the proper ty io it belonging to I iis Highness's subjects; this was accordingly carrisil into effect,. the Sheik de parting after Lieutenant-Colonel Smith and my self had guaranteed his personal safety. The fort having been delivered in trust for the Imauni to Sheik Deaish, the head of the Bents main, a tribe of Arabs who have. always been firmly attached to His Highness, I sailed next morning in La Chiffonne, leaving the tilernington to bring on the cruizers and the transport to Burka, off which place 1 anchored this duo. The several officers and men employed with me, behaved so as to nitric may warmest approbation. The marines, under Lteuteilant Dritry, were landed with the troops; and Lieutenant Chichton. of the Chifforme, assisted with a party of seamen its drigi ing the liewitser close to the fort. 'The loss of the enemy has been very great; he ■ckuoµledged to upwards of fifty, independent of those who were killed in the towers adjacent to the fort, and driven over Precipices to the eastward thereof. I have. &c. (Signed) J. WAINWRIGHT, Captain, A return of men hetungitie In hie illajr.ty'A ship La ChiC. tonne, and to the Hur.oorable Compass cruasera !Noes• Wagon, Nau►tina, Tentate. sad Fury, who were kilted Or wounded at the attack of the pirat.cal port of Luft,tut fib November, :au.). - LA CRAIVOIII L. Juba Shay, pe,vate.nia. me killed ; Etivrard F3nr, pri•ate anrine. iiitto ; Mr. 31°Nasotliton, au.st...sitravem, slitsbtly wounded, Robert Raiford, able-malliall, danzeroavlY 'maid* ed Andrew Johnson, able sestum, ditto; Xavier L'Hcrunitr, ordicitoy seaman, ditto; Gilles, eorp.wal marines, ditto; li.tward s'onard, private marina, ditto, Jobs Wahia wa, oleic-seaman, severe!) outioaed, Thomas Kearay, able seaman, ditto ; Thomas Halt, Mgr sr %man, ditto ; James rinarter.ioaster's mate. shOtly ow:laded I.l‘a Vats statism, able retaken, dilly; Hlliiaat Emincino, ably seaman, dam; Thomas Ellis, landman, ditto; Witham Mcre.lith, private comma ditto; Samuel Wyuo, pivots marine, ditto; Jobs Carry, private marine, ditto NOar toavor. I. Mr. Hay, pal•lshipninn;sli.loArdlosioded ; Manuel Ferraro, able.se4inan, ditto ; Mahout .. .Al n, sepoy, ditto ; Sheik Rory Jhunity, srpoy, ditto; Laigae Meter Shouty, sepoy dine. TVlt't &TIE. Mr. Jamesll'ans Ga7, - tnii;sh7;siossi, slightly wocitilcil. X aUTILYII- - blr. Thomas Smith, boaisqrsia, slightly sounded. Platt. Rtnrntinig K !nog. sewn daagervirtly 'rounded; Cornoul R.. I, st poy, INtiost J. W AISWRIGHT, Ceptri or flit 1114jext)'s ship Chitimine. IEC• L ITION. e kilted, 7 dattgeroelly vrtreadul, 3 in:veres) ditto, 15 S141.:!)- tistte.....Tutal 27. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVFD. Mirk ITR:F.I.4tr: thrltsrd W3lllll2l;:autlJuhn lluxhes Vfa!Mate, of StstfurJ, putters. Dttetut.r 1.4. D. Cope and EC:. Roves, Det.e.steeet, Groseenor wrote, OA Miners, June 24, tem. Jouepli Towle nal William Died& Clothe, Sorosigii, formes, Jane ao. litesies Mania and Benjamin Harper. of Charles street, Ml.klleora-fliernt al, coach-vial:ins. J 7, I 3 l a. Wil;ime Marsh ay.! Charles %mil', ui Cultou•mills, lard, millers. Jane nn,Sil to. hoosas Whitaker, of anehrster, L,:easter, wire-irorkr r ; i.:141e/S Walley, of the sane place, fustian ulauufactn:er. s, 'As. Joke 111thisir cul M' Nay, of Liveriool, Lancaster, jniwers. /satin, into. John Scutt led # 1 auks Lreer, of Bohoo-le•Sluart, Lancaa- Vv. tsilois. Fells. Ihlo. Pownall and Josfpli firer:tun, of Manchester. Lancaster, weavers. Jay 7, !VW. Gnome Chapin in and Juba Adarethealle, of Soler% North Ruling, York, sehoolinuters. June .1.3. IS fu. :dike Weathers sail Thomas Toy, Betifoi.lioreet, dines, victualler:. July 1., iv tJ. Willies flog:in and Juke Giltess, of Wansisrchain, War wick, (schwa mad patteis.tye.mikeis. July 11, a tivyrit k and Usury Jackson, of Lewilcultall street, Lend.., statiwolera. July n 4, Jllllll. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James TLorailicr, of Culle r Laocasw, C 3114 tuner. 410 BANKRUPTS. _. ....... __ . . _. Nephew Roitioart, us' naffnta %Valdese, Esstx, carpenter. to surleador, Judy da,.Arg. at, and •::., at t•e;re, at Guild ban, Lea& .. Attorneys, Mean. Mates and IVeattislaw, War wict-atrect, GJlden•sqoare. Evan Morcaso, of Nenursdce, parisit of 3168014ygoys, !Unnamed', abopkee?er • to anereralee, July Jo, at, sad Aug. IS, at cloven, at tin. tilde tient Ina, Bread *tree', Bri-tul. .Itioratla, Blasted DaJiel and So, s, Bristol; and Messrs. Pcsesun sad Is., Pony load, Temple, I.ou•Ion infin Mauro, of Ludgate-bill, London.. aw:ttalter. to site %, Jelly Ili. Aug. 4, wad iS, at tut Ire. at Gui 1.9.11. ar)III, Mesa* Bell 4.1 amettick. Rua lute, nseana.J.t. I.ata Bowles, lima a thot en , and G n ome Wyndham, A 'ea Sams, Wits, 1a.....rr5, to surreader, Avg. a, O. and 1116 at eons, at the Itititc Hart 1611, New Sarnia. Atha, • fiatioartb'e C oapaut's creasers, Mot Von labiltr, Nalt.:ds, Ca. ) , trahop.ift, Mary. tiers, STr. Hubinz, Salisbury tad Mr. Millet% Erma, Tensplc•laue, Loudon. lVtllism Hulett", Thomas Ogdeo and George {Wyndham, of Pew Sarum, {Wilts uuJ Jaunes Barrow, of Shaftesbury, Dorset, bankers, to surrender, Aug. R. 9, and r., al eleven, at the White Hart Inn, iiesr S.irnua. Atturstrys, Mr. Bed ding, Salisbury ; dud Mr. Msllett, Mtdi;le *faitatitst-lause, Lawton. John Turuer, of Swefftri;, tluffolk, mei el•aut, to aurren deri July 27. awl Aug. CI, at four, ut the Kiuee Head, pariah of St. Peter of Mum:ruff, Norwich. Attorneys., Messrs. Simpauti it 141 Racklium, horuii.b ; rub Jlcasrr 11stotlasa, Sum, and .Ilulussay, Chaucery.laur, Loudon. Ezekiel Egerton, of Itm-41's lone, Holloway, Nlidslleare„ Turkey merchant. taaurreadcr, July 17, ea, and August ed, at twelve, at Guildhall, Luudou. Attorney, Mr. Mill ward, S.se-laue, London. Holognos "us, and Jai. Christiaan Es , cra, or New.court, C. utcheJ•r, Onv, Loudon, mercbauta, d , aseremlee, Jul) ;, Std. and Auzug in, at oue, at Guildbsll. Altar/seri, Messrs. biomes, Le Ulaac, and Shane, TaJor•atmt, Blatk friat s. 1 hums Blakey and John Blakey, of Liverpool, Lancas ter, merchants, to surieioler,Jul) 26, ./7, sod August , Z 5, at elevea, at the (Hobe Tavern, Liverpool. Atlas ne)s, thifills ■nd •Hiude, Fe•nwirk-street, Liverpool ; and Mr. SViodle, Jobn•street, fledfont row, London. Luke: Brigs,. of I...anoluis.ruarl, Jt ticurger.fields, Currey, 'burnt tker, nod of Collimu.giren, Midd:esax, soap manu facturer, to surrender, July it, si, and August is, at ten, at Guildhall, London. .4tturneys, Messrs. Pitches and lampoon, Swillii's.lane, London. William Watson the Elder, and iVilliant Watson the Younger, of ‘Vorenlioure, bud of Alowiek, Nurthuniberland, corefacturs to surrender, Anzust in, t, and ZS, nt eleven, at the Blue Hell Inn, Reltiird, Nortimmirelaud. Attorneys, Mr. Juba Lambert, Alawick ; sad Mr. Flexuey, Chancery lane, London. John Newcombe, of Exeter, victualler, to surrender, July Is, August it and as, at two, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Mesa's. %Villiniss and Lhirke, Princes-street, Redfurd-row, London; and Mr. William itorring, Exeter William Warwick, of lied Lien.stmet, Cierkensell, Mid dlesex, jeweller, to surrender, July i 7, iii, wail August :3, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. licurge At- Castie.street, Falconmimere. tVilliain Rouser Richard Newcomb, and. J o h n SISIM ft, of Cannon-Erect, Londrts, silk bat-miturfactitters, to stir. Semler, July 17, 3t, andAnitisltiS, at tcn, it Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swaim, New Ba s in g ball.strcet Burbidge, of Cannua.strert, London, umbrella manneacturcr, to suircader, July 17, 24, and August is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attu.veyo, Messrs. Chapman and titerrus, St. Nliliircd's.court, Poultry. Gabrirl Gregory White, of Bridle-lane, Islinzturi, Middle. dcx, and uf l'aricton, Kent, mutifamor, to surrender, July i; and 4t, and August Is, at ten, at Gail !ball, Loudo n . At torneys, Messrs. Keeney sad Spurr, Bishoprzate.street wittiiu. Edward Jukes, We of Comport, Southampton, merchant, to surrender, July 17, Q 4, and August es, at t,n, at 6 , .+1 t han, Laulaa. Anomie', Mr. Doswell, St. Michael's-ally, Corahitl. Richard Le;_, lase of Curowc!rs.tiehls„ St. Ccorz► in the East, Mid.lltoea, dealer in coals, now a prisoner in Navigate, to isarren,tev, Jutiy al, at nue, Attest 4 and 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, trelkloae-agnate, 101341cU. Beniawns Benjamin, late of Chatham, Kent, toe row a prisoner in Nis NI ajoaty's pri.ma of the King's Bauch, cls' and ellinamsu to serrtotier, July 17, at. and Au s ubt at tea, at Gustiball, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Horard sod AiwaSams, Jewry-auto:, Aldgette. Jaa Peters, or Portsamotb, Hants, merchant, to snrreuder, July 54, and August 4, and g 5, at our, at Gualasall, Lou. dun. Attorneys Messrs. Auueslcy and Beam et, Angel court, 'finosmortou-strm t : _ _ _ VIVI DEN DS. Almost 4. William Bantry and 'sane Rill , of the Strand, .11.d.lkstex, hatters, at trelve, at Guildhall, London. hetti>l g John Gould, Lae of Hnrriagton, Worcester, paper utanuf.telnrer, at eleven, at slot Hop-role Inn, 11'oirrottst. Aunu.l t. William Bedford and Samuel Sumner, of roster_ lane, Laudon, wholes.ste liana-drapers, at twelve, at Gail& hoar August 4. Joseph Dimsdalr, of Kingston-upon-Hull, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lamina. Aunt F..ttoo, of Eli:about, Kent, tailor, at t. n, at Guildhall, 1.011ti , 111. Adana 7. John West, of Sumer's.plaro, Ea.', St. Pancras, Mot Ilises, plsisterrr, at eleven, at Ga. 4111211, London. R.itsert Fattoridsr, s.f Pm.iz . ms war the Kent Rued, Surrey, tonber-sneichaut, et one, at Guild hall. Au ,act It. Denis 31.thosy, Tottenhsm-Couremnail, Mid vieto.iller, at siesta s , of Guildhall, Loadoo. CCIITIFICATES.—AuGure Cooperthwaite, of Ohl Fish Meerg, toodon, irrnerr. Retrial illortio, of Millbrook, palish of 31akcr, Cornwall, surgeon. Samuel Donna, of Fistilleford, parish of Oke(urd Fillpsine, Dames, intshre in Lra.o les s Edward Young, of NpAlilinF, Liaeolii, liquor userehant. Tigniuss Amor, of bilertiry, Middlesex, builder. Hubert Niggle., of Isiesremb„ Middlesex, ealico-prtutcr. MEETINGS OF CiEDITtIRS AT GUILDHALL, TO-NIORRUM. M. A. Richard Davies, Roae • oitateway, Rtamell-street, Ber mondsey, leather-dresser - 3 14 Winn,* Sparka,Castle.wirert, Leicester.Sehls, currier s 10 J nu t s Criteltley, Nottioeham. draper - 3 12 James Oakley, late of St. Johis•Arcel, West Smith field, bedstead-maker . . 3 10 John Simpson and %Valiant Groydna Encomia, Old 'Change, Lond a , Colors - - 3 10 Smelt\ W dliam Allicn,Costerbnry square, Southwark, merchant - - 3 In award Hewitt, late of Stoke Newington, Ilidlksex, carmmtcr - - - a I 1 limns Godwin, Quern -street, Cheopehle, merchant o IS Thomas Gall:ell, Bruton-street, Beekrle)•sepui re , li remitraper - 2 I* ['imam Eccles, .ate of Cri•pin.street, Sritalfiehls, draper - - - I II Th.onas Ashton, Portsca„ Southampton, linen. draper -. 9 I E.l•ear.l Mandy, I.yrIfIIMIX" and Wideumbe, Somerset. since, dealer aim charisma - - I I I Treat ri:k Abell, Ingram court, Fenchiatlosa r eet, weft taint - C 1 11 ulslt - .1 A idrid;re, late of Nwthwaetb,Gloucestesshire, G.:miner Thomas Chandler and Tbelllall NtWllOl9, Notice Fat. gate, 31tdilkm it, grocers - ' - di II t 1 11112110 C.lrs, Itliacon-laor ' !modem. b ro ke r - I 11 John Bachelor and Jon:ph Petrie, Laek.ball-place, More), carpenter, - - I II DIVIDENDS. David Mum, Battliffe highway, Middlesex, linen draper - ti %%Minus Dixon and Helsel Dixon, Rotheibithe, limo. lier-userelsaistw I John Thomas Chowlea, late of Emelt lane, C0111111:1, Loudon, painter - - 10 Isaac Walker, jun. Fish-street Lill, lincrerhaper - 1i William 113/999, WkltE/MlOll-street, WICIIIIIIIer . to Jamrs Potts, White Bear-yard, Back-hill, cabinet inaker - - 10 Jeirard John Howard, Lower Eaton-stree', Pimlico, 31iitillesel, surgeon . I John William Stserromml, Nowitate-alreet, cheese suouger - . II CERTIFICATES. Joarph Cation, of St James - s pace, St. Jamea'o-stres t, M id- Olesem tailor. bunt Medley. of Newcastle-upon-Ty ne , woolloo•draper. Mary Leach, of Preat o o, Lulea:ter , earthentsraie dealer. Adam Krum, of Coitus-eon & t, Dr.:ad-street. Loudon, suer closet. William Ilneesie, late of Demerara, hat sow of St. Pant's, Coreat-garsleo, Middlesex, ak.rei6B•li. Edwartl Scott, of Cicadas street, Cutest garde., Nli,tillt tea, shomtunker. 1 Witi , aas Gough, of t:ranleminie-mtrei. Westoliaatei . 4.4. du-se x , ni,r, Cr. A' /CIL 1A7:41210E roarsmoorsk, Arrived the Rapid, 18 Koos, Cipt. A the West Indies ; tiie Delight, 18 gunk. with dispatches fri.ia She is put ander gnaw:Autism ; Maj or passenger oti board her. Arrived Lieut. Garland., hawing r un aground. The Nahrists, IS Imes cePt. Till in specie fur our array id Pisriagid. r t.irmotrut-Duci Came hi the Mantel sloop of oar Went out of harbour, the Plink, having a thorough repai-. Caine up llsiuoare L.t evening, ming°, 74 guns. to relit. Sailed the Dreadnought, 98 guns, Sotheby. to relieve Admiral Stow Rochefort ; and Pheasant sloop, to Sailed the Princess Elisabeth pattk /.mil Hobart packet. fur Oldie packet. tor G Ilhaltur ; sod 'Amassed Jausrica.—W l ud S. E. DCA! Remain His Majr*ty'o ships, mail bound, as per lasi.—Wind FRONT LLOYD'S LIST. Gn•ValeND, JCar 13.—Arrised the Sir ton, Dell, from Janiiiira ' • Prince Grove r , S eater , ratter ; and the Mary and Francis, Atkioarin, tr Sailed the Southeek, Gthha t fur Gibraltar fur Baltimore and the Factor, Com..hey, The Pelson( ,ttg frigate, just arrived made a present to GllVerlllllPllt by India Company. She ishniit ortut4, nr the Euryalas, and by the same sails well. The Ferr;erse frigate, Capt. Sin:ol off at P.rt*mouth on Thursday: t turned over to Cie Ilannibal, Cept. liamadryad, frigate, Sir Thomas Hashadryad, it is believed, it gaing (food Hope. A mevere storm was experienced at the nth ult. when an imineust gnaw rent ice fell in piecel, many cf . ‘. inches long. tau inches broad, au thick. Sr%eral persons wore woin.d. one plantations cf cotton and corn ' sides poultry and cattle killed. Jatetar. the veataeo, aocnrding Boston, inserted in a New York 1,1 the 6th oh. at Weitham. State of The public culiosity had been an straw with respect to him, that he was numbers, and found so maple a pros. , generosity,' as to be relieved from •" labouring for his subsistence. Major WOOO, of the 14th Betfn. landed et Portsmouth kern Gibraltar , since, in bad heath. Atl the officers of , meat have had a relapfe of the Walchereo since they have been at Gibialtar. and 14th regiments are toremove to We have received The Mary of . she B.h of June. It emitaists the p irti, Duke of O'rlessaa' reception in Hest port of Spain where he landed,' terms:— " For the trs tune since the ir.farn. at Bayonne, a town of Spain has arrived tor{h. a Prince of the August Horne Tarragona has received him with e thusitnua ; coatinual viva, and hi. lions of luyaliy, such as would nature by the presences:if &relation of Feriins, heard every where, An immense populn to behold the i.lostrious Prince, loath blessings, end uttering the m at ' for his welfare. Tarragona conArat havisig hail the happiness, and its inl regretting his too short stay turmoil themselves only in the hopes that thy wend, and the province of Catalonia i Al soon derive the greatest advantage with which this worthy offspring of reigns is animated for our cause. officers, and soldiers, who contend wit. Ito your inclinations (for it is ~our cause litho were born to obey the laws milt timate Government, delimit a vile Min is to transform the brave int. executioners, into passive too's of rattily. French soldiers, who, list. voice of a generous nation, of a to its God, faithful to its KIII4I to its promises, might be inclinek under the standard of the odor nand Vll.—you have now near thy error:sent, in the person of the Doh( protector, ■ friend, and a father. yi time first to join us in this hoaourabli ten now and depend doubly on ui Bourbon who, with the help of Ged once, will raise the fallen fortunes - will revive }our ancient virtue, and of chivalry in war, and amenity is caused pie to be beloved retry where monster by whom you see govern* , the object's:4a too-well-deserved d• those times mice more revive; and celestial reward of our joint efforts, our sacred tein:iles, to our fatoilim, ties, and to all Europe." Pluct OF STOCKS ON ISA' a per Cast Reslearsi pr OWL Cisesals • par s par Cent. Nary Loos Alsolusiss °mass India Boob Exchequer Mb Lotter, Titbit, Gavel& fit .... ..... T. 8188. Sloe 4. Grata. awl% A k. days ass. at Newca;ili,ihs. 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