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To sty& establisheseut, Wog wbolly ilestresasi—efithe ewtraitee .f the harbour is also blocked up, by !slaking of vessels tilled with heavy materiels, so as to vender the passage of.shipe of war itogracticOle. The destruction of the defeaces towards the sea, under the,directirip or cortaiii.Rudyerd, has also been completely‘eerried into efect, by dismantling the battenee, tnrewing down the parapet., and, iii every respect, extending the devastaitio suc h . works, us far astrOubl be in complished wt ut he za ribs* au association of the town; and, ' ,regard to th 6 mipornitst service of the mines, em .To t al as the means of destroying the piers and abutments of the tot. w gates which secured the basin, I am to acknowledge the skilful directions of Captains Squire and Fatishawe. acid the personal exertions of the other officers of the corps of Royal Engineers and Assistanellogineers, employed under them, as that imilertaking happily terminated in an explo ,sient that succeeded in displacing the very &imita tions throughout the whole work. I hare the ho- UOUr %be, &c. (Signed) R. Pt LK 1 N CV' N , Lientenant-Colonel Royal Engineers. aaat-General Doss, &c. tr. &c. Ahotirelty Ojii-e. Dee. 30, 1009. Copy of a Letter from Sk Richard John Sketch's, Bart. morE.ll. Rear-Admiral of the Red, tr. to John Wil”.in Craw. Esq. dated ow board His Hakiity's ship St. Do variaisn, fa the Deem, oath of Deoesber, 1809. it with great pkasuie I ioh'rm you of the wawa of Commodavc Owen, in the Clyde. a ho O r " Polite plessing intelligence of the divisions nyder hie tisitiniand. and that ander Capt. Mason bating medal from the East and West Scheldt, cud sire by this time at the mouth of the Themes, if out at the place of their respective destination ; I inslose the Coin modore's report of his proceedings. It io my duty to draw their Lordship.' attention to thettacetteat conduct of Commodore Owen, in the dischmege of the various and arduous duties he had to" perform ; and I beg, iii the most eaniest mans WO* _recommend to their Lordships' notice, the Salli• bowery. and perseverance of the Captains, 016cers, sad seamen, composing the flotilla under the Commodore's orders. The same good conduct lie" pervaded the Captains, Officers, and seamen of the 'flotilla ender Captain Masora, of the Fisgard; cad Theo I get that officer's report, I shall have =pleasure in introducing his merits to their hips' particular notice. I have the honour to (Signed) P.. J. STIL t e. His Majeeteksitip Clyde, olr the North lerelood. Dee. as, Joon. Sts—ln obedience to the direction of Rear-Ad miral Otway, I have the honour to lay before you the following detail of my proceedings iu carrying ism ezecutiou the olden to evacuate that part of the island of Walcheren, with the duties of which I had the bower to be charged. • Of our previous state or prepared, : you liar e bees asmasiated, and that all the store gnus, and atuumnition, not judged immediately necessary to nor defence, had been withdrawn and put on board, and every ilminzerneat made iu the beginning of Dena ber. I have likewise had the honour to report to ycu, that the enemy's anxiety to complete his work es Wideersdyke and South Amland, for the pur pose of clearing the Slott, and driving our 2dt-toted dinsione from the clicaliele which lead to it, had obliged me to commence a system of offensive ope rations, and the result thereof has likewise been submitted to you. • I bad further iuforined you of the necessity I ftlt (Cr shifting my pendant to the Cretan, that I might be bettor lllW4ttil to direct our movements. .otie aolilia held their forward statioos, when, in the satuaiwg. of the 63d, 1 received your tier, ac qoaisting meshes you intended to quit Flushing us thatikiy,, peoeided the wind would permit the skips.to pass the Duerloo. I imme• diately made preparation likewise to witlxlmer..... The beets astemisiad, sad embarked the rear.gosrd of the army, under the direction of the Honour able Copula Calogan; whilst the few remaining eons 6f Veers and Airmsyden Points were rendered useless, and every other article of stores eat taken off. • , In tbamesatioseaar sidesneed divisions fell back, aed thatomettat.their defensive station, but it was two ettlook before those duties were completed, sod them eies - WO chance of clearing any coosider shle part of. oar foree.froal the Veere Gat, before dark, whilst the.vriorl, which was very light, hung es Arm the weetwurd, as to lease me doubtful of your ~coedits with the Liao-et-battle ships; I thearforeordersd the Clyde ealy. whose dranght of water might embarrass us, to shift out to the Room. pet, whilst I seat an intelligent person to Flushing, for iatormatios airier movements. Celist* Pack frith whom it hes been ow pod fortune to aideparote) was good swesigh to otter the Town-Major et Ter Velem for this duty, Captain Clemons, of the 71.1 regiment, who returned to ' niP at live o'clock, with the information that every Viing war clear, eacept two frigates, and a two decked.ship, sod the stay of these seemed to be the edict of chalice alone, sod I concluded they would fellow in the miming. Capt. Clements bowl the towns of Middheburgh end Flushing oc cupied by burgher goads, end at four on the fol lowing mersiag, the gates of Veere were likewise given to the burghers. At day.light of the 94th, I bade the signal for our distant ships to move, bat the transports at the entrains of the (let did not succeed in getting out till dark. Capt. Davis's diriiws of the gen-boats, however, reacbed.the lbsompot, and were disarmed. It was whilst this movement was waking. and which was mach retarded by the baffling winds, I learnt armor arrival in the Repot ; and it was ur the the shift of wind and tide occasioned, that Plead me the honest to join me in the Cre tan. astfainction niy procoediags. Os the morning of the itsth, our goard.boats were readied, the Pallas got oat to the ftnontpot. and a movement of N► whole flotilla made; bat, sia it then cameos to blow, you ordered it to take a pinkies off the flirt Den Hash. FACOUragelt ti our retreat, tho enemy's %drowned .iivision of gait-boats moved i terwo rte t the Woken. dy k e Manuel to the station e occupied by m a r advance; bat oil oar aacherieg, returned aria to its former station. As, however, we had de- Mdedly given up Ter Veers., three row-boats, with Dutch troops, crowed over there from Campvere, and in tin course of the afternoon some @chars followed lilowiee with Dutch troops, noel by suntet the enemy had posted eentinels at Deo Mak. On the SlGtb, the wind got round to the N.E. and you (scrims every prospect of our getting out) bad sailed for Fetgleod, the wind however hacked again to the Wietward of North, and I ditr not think it e i g lji,to &eerie soy more of the gun-Mats, than the t heiZon of Acting Capt. Rich. All the merchant vessels had got clear of the Veere Gat. but one gun-boat was aground. I Seta Capt. Carteret with two cli;isions to cover her, and to protect the disarmed boats, which I ordered once more to anchor off Den Muck. The enemy's gun-hosts had in this while anchor ed in a line off Ter Veen., but again abandoned that position, and returned to Wolvessilv ke. The morning of the .2.7 th was as favourable as could be desired; the several convoys sailed soon after day-light, with a gentle; breeze at East ; the tea disarmed divisions of gnu-boats parted com pany, whilst the remainder were cll.:arming, which dune, the whole squadron *rev a-weigh by half-past one, and fairly in the Stone-deep by sunset. I there net Capt. Mason, in the Finger& with his squadron, and learnt that all was clear from Flush fhe wind and weather have been so favourable and tine, there is no doubt all will reads Sheerness in safety, I should hope, to-day. In closing this detail, I feel it is my duty to re mark to you the great good will that has been mani fested by all and every one I have commanded. Of the bravery and "pints of the guu-beats you were well aware ; their cheerful submission to the deprivatious their pecali er service rendered neces sary. makes them still mare estimable. The merits of Captain Carteret, in the general command of thispert of our force, I have, i snipe particular instance*. had eccasioa to report to you. In every instance 1 have known, his conduct has been good alike. The several divisions were under Captains Aber dour awl Davies, Acting Captain Pick. and the Ile nounible Captain Dawson; the latter of whom I charged with a division. in consequence of Captain Lowe having beau removed by 'Lear-Admiral (It way to the command of the Sabrina. In the tlonourable Captaiu Cadogan, of the Pal las; I found a most Jealous second and supporter; and front Captain Jauverin. whom you charged with the duties (tithe port. From every other Captain, from every officer. and from every man. 1 have, in their re.pective stations, had a prompt obedience and co-operation, anxious always to outruif tny wishes for the service. In short, Sir.l cannot speak too strongly to yon is their praise. The peculiar circumstances we were placed in, obliged ate to leasethe management of my own ship wholly to Liantesnint Strong. and in se doiog have given him an opportnnity to confirm the good opi nion' had lensed of him in the course of seven years' service with me. The duties of the guard fell heavy on our boats. The men of every ship vied with.each other in the cheerful and effectual discharge of this harassing but needful : duty. Sir. 1 beg most earnestly to recommend them to yotir countenance, and have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. W. C. It. Owes, Commodore. Rear-Admiral Sir It. J. Strackan, Sart. amid Extract uf a tetur from Capt. Nicholas Tomlinson, to 1. W. Ctoker, Eaq, dated Dee. irr, 1.09. I beg leave to acquaint you. that the veserls un der my orders, laden with tine-ship storee, lately eninprwirer part of the expedition to the Scheldt, are all arrived at the bore, except that in which I was embarked, she having been wrecked on the 18th inst.; hut I was eualoled to make room for, and save ell the valuable part of her cargo, by throwing over board the beeins (bakers` faggots dipped in tar) from the other ships, which 1 hope will meet their LorJaiips a pprobation. Copy of a letter ham Captain Cramer, eomwisedise His Mairst's ship the Diana, addressed to !tear. a d.uir.ll 01- way, and traussitted by Sear-Admiral fir Rickard Jobe Strarhan • to Joke Wilma Craw. Eaq. His Majesty's dip Dims, at Berselsa, ed Der. mg. SlR—i hare the honour to inform you, that hwr ing gained information that the enemy were disem barking guns at Odenskirk, and thinking it was practicable to cut them off, 1 sent away the boats of His Majesty's ship, under the command of Lieu tenant Daniel Miller, accompauied by Lieutenant Sparrow, Messrs. Robertson, Knocker, King, and bliearttey, midshipmen, who, in the most gallant newsier. landed and beat off the French guard, un. der a very heavy fire of rowel and grape shot, and hronglit away three vessels that were eecured to the snore by hemmers, laden with battery tram and field pieces. together with wood to form a platform. Lieutenant Miller, drat of this ship. an old and mentor officer, who has often distinguished himself in cutting out .1 iffeeent vessels, speaks highly of the gallantry and assistance he received from Lietitehant .perms.. the young gentlemen. and the boats' ert„ps and I ass h.ippy to inform you, that this service has been performed without any person beiug hurt. I have the honour to he. &c. (Signed) J. Ceases, Capt. To Williams Albans, Otway. Eng. Rese-Arlamiral of the White. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-0 1 14v, Deateher 30, nog. loyal liegimeot of Hone Goordo—Tborma notterbselt, Gest. to be Corset, by pssellase, vies Mormek, promoted, Jobs George Bteomrse, Gest. to be dittos, y porebsie vies Jebb, prostate& liegiarrot of Foot—Liestesost-Geneesd Sir Joke El.- art, K. B. alma C., from the 74th Foot, to be colonel. vies I.eilh, apriated to the eonsotatol of the 3.1 trout. 74th ditto-4fiagor : Geoeral Hosmoorable Alexander Mope, . . frees sib writ folio Ilegieoest, to be Colossi, sits ii, lobo Stuart, appoints/ So tbe ossoessi of the soils Foot. Stit West Lodi& liecimast—Liesteseet•Gesseol Jobs Des. pant, from the Oat Garrison Sottattoo, to be Colonel, vice Hope, appended to the costumed of the 74th foot. York Light lid:wiry Volooteent—Bripober-Gettoral ander tlernpliell, t;cn the yeth fost, - te be Culeeel, wee Myer-Geserel Honda, deceased. Garrido Bliilaile•Mllier W. G. Davy, from the both test, to be Licutcaaat-Colooel, rice I ovrktt,appoiuted to the iet►ft u gel Vcterut Battalion. letb Dotal Vetere* Itattaliae-.Lsstreast.Ceiss.el Hstary lowelett,freta the 711 t Garin Battalion, to be Limits ease.C.oiesel. RR l'N CT. Wain It. H. Bradford,. oftir; ;itb . Foot, tole Liesleatuat- Celset belle Army. CaPt l6ll 'rule Ante, of the late Kurd Irish Artillery, to be Melee to tter Arley. CopesioJelta haeleell„, Otis late lial)al Itiela Artillery, I. Is idle. BANKRtIPTGITA 'ENLARGED. Anti of St. James'. street. IlidtFesex milli ner. from Jan. .2, to Feb. VI, at ten, at Guildhall, Thomas Farley, of SW:crams, Kent boat hui.dcr, tido' Jaa to Feb. 214, at tea, at Guildhall, Joint Mitchell, late of Northowram, Yolk, but Dew tyf Fleet-market, London, briek.saaker, from Dee. .16, to Feb. 13, at ten, nt Guildhall, Lumina. gANKRITTS. John Lindsay, of Neacastlempou-Tyne, eheeseastmger, to suarider, Jan. t, 16, awl Feb. ao, at eleven, at the Shake speme Tavern, NtMcwitle-stpou-Tyne. Attorneys, Messrs. Bell and Broderick, How lane, rhea-ride, London; and Mr. Franeis Seymour, Neiscastle-upowTyne. William Awls, of Charlotte-street, Wbiteeliapel, tallow. chaudler, to bureesidet, Jan. G, at one, 9.1, at ten, and Feb. to, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench-walk, Temple . Rollwrt Wright, %William Matron', and Charles Wright, late of V% atlisestreet, Loudon, warelioubeinen, to surreisokr, Jan. t 6, and Feb to, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Harrison, Cratewstl, Stroud. William Thortitini J ohn Thoram, of New Malton, York, rualintirliants, to sorrendei, Jan. 11, ut three, 11, and Feb. in, nt eleven, at the San Inn, New ,11alton. At torneys, Me. Lambert, Gray's.inu.square, Landau , and Mr. Walker, Kew Mahon. !behind 6uuptory late ai Merfleet, Holdeiness, York, base-ds to mirremli r, Jaw 17, IS, &Oa FOP. to, at eleven, at the Geoi Kingstoampon- Hull Attar- Meiorrs. Picard and Itroadley, ; and Messrs Far- Ina and Roberts, tins,*s•iira!! bort,low• Willi uu Henry Truutbeek, ut the Minarics, London, vic tualler' to ion( sider, J.ll. e, 9, Mid Fclr. ill, at ten, a t Guildhall.Guildall. Attorneys, Messrs. Hall and Drake, Salters'-ball, Cauitomstret•t Samuel I)ats 4nn, of Firbileford, Oketued Fitertin, Dorset, jobber is bolloeka, to overcoat..., Jam. rs, ti, marl l'cb. at tea, at the Steam lust, SherLoral:, Dorset. Attueue),,Me. acme, Sherburne, Dueact. DIVIDENDS. Jan. e. Jobs Jacket's, of Great Yarwonth, Norfoni, che mist, at one, at Guddhall, London. Jan. 14. Hobart Rrustaltea.l, of Mei Holborn, .31tddleses, haberdasher, at twelre.al Guildhall, I.oo.laii. Feb. ou. Lort;elius Charlton, late of Cat Fat %cies, Kent, yeoman ' at ten, at Guildhall, 1.1104011. Jan 26. Lawrence Cotton, of Fenchurch•strect, I.on 'merchant, at twelve, it Guildhall. Jan 6. Mules Stokes Dudley, of Greteccburch-street, Lost. don, merchant, at one, at Guakikell. Jan. 30, Johu Taylurod Brows's-lane, Christchtwelt, Spi tsl-fielda, Middlesex, baker, at twelve, at GutWindt, Lon don. Feb. 3. John Brinell. af' Gen Malone-squire, &dot Mary, itlaitechapel, Middlutes, builder, at leeks, at la oddball, London. Jan no. JohtsOgden, late of Oldham, Lancaster, hatter, at oae, at the Aniel Lio, to Oldham. tte. WalGar Keut, of Upper ltameltatreet, lienuoud sey, Surrey, tainer, et 'lima ' at GniWhen, Loadon. Jaa. tn. IMMO Akock Raw, of Grucechurcb•straot, Lou ghs% bosicr, at Guildhall, Landau. Jan. ti. Julia Shaw, of ISewrete-street, London, Ines-dra per, at one, at Gaildhall. Feb. s. William Ogilvy, tie younger, and John Chalmers, of Jeffrey's-squara, Lusaka., aserchasits, mime, at Gadd. ball. Jaa. Joseph Dodds, of Ahleragat4!..street, Loeb*, said smith, at tea, M ha. 30. William Crisp, of Coekspar-street, Cbarint.eross, Westminster, perfumer, at tea at G'Mean, Lumley. Jan. ie. Joseph Haines Brasd oa ish, of blsouingheass, War . with, &curt, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, it the Square. Birmingham. Jan. 27. Janus ateethant, sR TRikwnrtia, Lancaster, vas- aufartarer, at rte.'s, at the Palace lila, in 31arrehester. has. 22. Francis HaHata, of Aohbora, Derby, atereer, at ek- • - yen, st the Green Man, in Ashbora. - Jan. oti. William Bradshaw a Sheffield, York, grocer, at tea, at the G.;:uroe lin, Market place, Sheffield Jan os. Janice Howaid and John Howard, both of %rate'', Lancaster, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Hare and , . . . Mounds Ilia. in Bury. Jan. tn. Richard Hudintan, of Fultstose, Kest, engine. amber, at twelve, at GniWhall. Luedon. Jai. 23. William Hayes, of Kilburn, Middlesex. lorich. maker. at ten ' at Guildliall, London. Jan. n. Ealitar ' d Aith,ne Davidson, of Pieweastle.upOes. • Tyue, grocer, at ekocu, at the ihaleapear Tavern, la Newcastk•apoo Ty us. Jaw 93. James 1116, Late ef Ilulase.place, Manchester, eutanton-Mower, at eleven, at the Palace lou, so 31au ckester. CERTIFICATES..J • x en. William Dirks, of !rows golwood, Somerset, clothier. Joke Lepi.lB, of Kighley, York, grocer. Alexamder Fenton, of Liverpool. turrchent. Thomas Karma, of BiiMopwereuuot►, Dodson', ship- . - . builder. Willies, Clapham, of teaelapt, rie v ferny, and et Bishop*. gate.street, Loudest, wise-merebalit. Juke Carter, of Clapham, Sarre'', taimua. MEETINGS OF CREOITORi. .ST GIALIDII.III.I.. • To- W. u. is ANN Lust-heater, St./attires street; atatitioer - 3 io Furbois Ityistes, late of Cheopeidt, silk-woicer - 3 t* TbsourrEarley,tilieeroess,4mpst•boilder - .3 Su Wtlltius Toolosin Uhteroisobstry, nowerarrieeuer .• j I 1 Salem Morgue, did Gil) Clestsub.zris, 11110ney-fierivriter 31 1 William Jorkes, tote of Guittlford.otreet, Blacktriane - rook eurn-iirshe - - s 11 John *sowings, late of Deounark-euart, Covest-gor- -d, dale; . - - - - - - a 11 Juno Mockler, llVliitccrusa street, butcher - I n Edmireil Richard Cu 'Thule), Frovlane, leliagton,, lint nimufacturer - - - 2 I George Smallwood, Ducch.street, Barbican, hems. foamier . . - • A DIVIDER DS. Samuel Ibbelson, I.ediate-Itill..llk-inereer . 10 Haigh Muareollrmusiimiter.linse, merchant . . 1 George I.kaphus It iddiestmpber, Whiteeltapel, ka bardaalier - - . 10 CERTIFICATES. Thomas Watson, of Oxford-ms cei, Middlesex, hern-Draper Wen. Ilellfeni, of Nottiti‘hatit, Jobe &Milli, of Nottimiltana. Was: Barker, late of 'Cltespside, London, but sow of Umiak Nowt, warelsoaseasan. Gooey Newcomb, mow err late of Baths, jeweller. Nark elesamme, of Craved-street, Strand, Middleset, tailor. lobo Goodwin, sif Shetfietd, York, cm rater. Christopher Sharpe, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, merchant. On Friday. the gardener einployed in Berkrl•p square, found, in digging the borders of the gulden, within the railing of the square. a deal boa, which contained a new-born child ; it was taken to Mount street bout-houses Within these few days, two respectable looking young women, accompanied by a person in a foci man's dress; have impo , ed upon several tia.lts people in the vicinity of the metropolis. by pur chasing pods from thcm, with fictitious provincial bank notes, dated Rellericay. A pistol was lately fired off, in the evening, at Mr. Swine, the (Arty in'm of Itchlev parish. in Hert fordshire, the hal; of which passed within a foot of him, as he was reading, and lodged in the wainsent of the room. A reward has been offered for the discovery of the offender. List Saturday oenitight, afeteale servant of Mr. T€ toes, senior, at l'ottage-phsee,Gravesend, took the fatal resolution of ',mooning herself, by taking a qaantity of arsenic, which she matured snider the pretence of d .st,,,yiog rats. Every extreme was made to counteract the effect's of the poison, 'hut without effect; and she continued in great agney till the Monday followi.,g, when she expired. She was piegnaid. NAVAL INituric lam POSUII *V TIC /£C. tol, Arrived from the Eastward .the es gotta ; ikro, 74 gems; and 44e/go vleti i , . am. Aso, with a coasting oonvoy., the Bhus.vitnn ; war, Curtain Beaufort; amongst winch ore d i . Recovery, Royal Briton, Uremia, Swain, k1,„, 04 and Ann, Mary, Hope, llarlotte, and t'houtpi.m, The Camden and iirwiston. outward-bound!, FAA India skips, also came from the River, its the soot's convoy. The Hope, t• guns, Captain Pram., is arsishi from Lisbon, General Donn and gni te this morning 1ar.:14 from the Cow, 74 guns. C..ptain ltichsrdson, which ship brought him Goat Flushing. The outward-bound IVedt India c onvoy, ;cat Capt. line.ett, of the 'Denmark 74 ;:tins; and O w Mediterranean convoy, under the .'aite, Capt. P. Campbell, are still detained by vomit—, winds ; from the appearance of the weather, were homed from them to he under weigh at early hour this roorninc. PLVIIIIOIIIII-0011C, T9:C. 2sz Yesterday, arrived the Seine, 44, Capt. ACt., , ,„ from a cruise; Arethusa, 3ri, 'Capt. Mess Portsmouth; and Cusrack sloop of war, (4'14. 1).~ by, last from Centime. Te-day, arrived the Milford, 74, Capt. B. at u ,„, from off Rochefort; ;gag:card, 74, Cliptdin (;1 % . ; ,. from Portswouth ; and the Casar, 74. 1.1,,,a S.iiled the Aretheiss, for the Coast of `ir ii.. Ve,terirloy a Court Alartial was held on Imr-d the Sdleador del 31rintio, ear Arch. carpenter of I.a . Milo?, Cape. Malentiti, for di enness, particularly at one time, when on that,. The charge* being proved, fie was sentenced to ie dismissed Ilia Alajesty's service. oast., err. Put back the Veneviss booth, with the roomy of transports that imbed the bock of tlie 6414$ yesterday. DOVFIII, Dr:C. •?!1.. The wind haring come round to the S. W. sol hlowing strong, the Ileet, which passed here from the Downs and Ragusgate, ow ki'cdisesdasy awd yes terday, have returned again to-days The Royali rt gun-brig, last night retook. of tits place, a ',my line brig, coal-loasied, belonging u Sunderland, called the Agied. Copt. 41ic has been brought in to-day All the people, e m - ei g one man, who is a feteigner, are gone to 1W:9.9. The Frenchmen attempted to escape iu their lust, but were pursued and taken. rout:Tett. str. n Yesterday the hull of the Defensier gnn-briz, wreekcd at Cock point, on the 13th intent, als put up to sale, awl fetched exactly 2-30. %aloe of all her copper fastenings included. The ve, , rl was not five years old, and cost, originally, it is said, 60001. The purchaser is a tanner. €IIIITX Of CORR, PTC. Arrived the Autumn, of gouthamptoo, Tucker. Ni whouil Land, with fish ; Ruben, of and from Cr..,niwt Wark, go‘‘.ls, for Jimmied ; Mersey, of sad from Liverpool, J num, dii,,., fur ditto. Sailed, the Fartese„ of Wericiartads„ 114.1 era, 1.0e4 , 41, atomic, &c. ; (7“weneere, eigamsueth, Adam, 1..m.1,,a, provisiaaa—wi.4 N . 1 %. nve. 24. _ _ Arrived tlw Ilero, d mid from Greenock, tooth, (tarter, Haab''. ; Clyde, of Greenbelt, Cook Glawmor, rum, &e Four So n,, of nod from New Unlit Mk*, C 1141 1 ,11.111, Sailed the. Union , of Culligan. Darien, Plyntmetb, pro- V6i.1411 Tamer r ditto, oatmeal, ; Assn, of Ilaryport, Pattieon, Liverpool. wheat; Brilliant, of Greenock Kerr, Greenock, mahogany. DEC ZS Arriveri the lult,TrOn; Campbell: and inue, Alex/ureter, d end from GrernaK k, wtrk goods, both for Jamaica Sailed the Isabella, of Greenork, Little, With obakertnsi :Norman of INnittnica, AVntlit, with 'agar. ; 144- thera, oiLooden, Costa, With prewisives ; all fir Lodes. On Saturday, as a number of workmen ser• puttiii4 oats into a granary belnniting,to the Alta Inn, Si Clement's, the 11 *or fell in, and pricipi... tilted the grain on four of the mail-coach horses in the stable below ; three of them were with d culty got out uninjured ; the other, a tine h• s , worth eighty guineas, was 'mothered. It ea, a fortunate circumstance, that the parson who li the horses in charge, had only just left them. i.f.er feeding them ; he had the key in his Irani, I .ckii.g the il..er, a hen the floor fell in. PRICE OF STOCKS, SA ECKOAT I per Cult Reduced • per Cent •••••!';! I Nike Needs Z 2 14 !WO. Exchairer 3.11 s F.eel,sh Lottery Ticket 5........... attl. Psi. Sauk f..e Cassels res 7":!: T. DISIII, NtocV.BrAci. 4, ClWlshilt, and 9, Choi (•,•14. HIRTII Oa Tuesday 1.4. tltc Lady of Edward Murton, E-. 41 Oxfiwkstortt. of a sou. Ou the 29th alt a. Southwick, Hants, the lady ut C.pt Manaus, of a sea. DEATHS. Oa Reitman last, at her briosie in Peritonea ill., after an nem of three ems, Mrs. IVetherall, aged Jo. to the god regret of in eshrusite sad mast respectable circle ampiaot love. Af Surat. is Is.lia, in the prime it life, on the 5..11, ~1 May last, Capt. Healy Young, of His Majesty's 1711. 1. c ht Dragoon.. serond sou of the late Bishop of Chudret. 'f let gallant Other, thstinguisbed lenurelf at the sine of Sec lista palms+, Assay., and Venom, teeming, while seri. 0.1 1 . the 19th Lt;ht Dragouus, at the (alter pi.kce, at Ilse 4e.4.1...! his regiment, for must useeitorioas cuadnel, the *hauls .n Cal. Gillespie. le 1 son, he returned la this eoresitr!, ..th his regiment. after es shammy of II years ; preferring, los ever, an active estimation, he exchanged in the lith Dratooto. thee no their was whither lam peormiled to them, and the day of his reaching quarters was sria. d ferer, which, after 17 days, terminated as existents , loow. able to Ids memory. The mildhry desert, am! entiein, of this jawly-regretted arldsm, will be tiered bi ilium also base soled • int lam is Ihi arduous sees ices is which he 1.. been enaged. pidity of marts a s barmier must be romidered country in the lime uflia profession, mud await! by the rano% al awns of its ornamenta Insprao sentiments, the highest import was paid to I Ilia whale garrison of Surat haoiy atteuded hi HIGH ATM/. 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