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LIST INDIES. FROM TU POMMY coVatail, OF Die. g, 1014111 AT CASTS.% 110,. 45. Maior-General the Hon. John Abercremby, hav ing arrived in the Hon. Company's extra ship North am/prim with a eoturnission as Commander-in. Chief of the Company's forces. and second in Connell at this Presidency: the Major-General has this day bete sworn in. and has taken his seat as second Member of Conacil accordingly. - - SOUSA?, NOT. 27. The Honourable MajorAlleneriil J. Abercrotahy is to take Iris seat as Presidrnt of the Military Baud, in, virtue of hie appointineut of Cora mender tie-Chief. Rio 7ti4esty's skip Is Chigoes', olt Item alOsa, Nov. IS, twig 1110SOISSASIS hen grog Oeuvre to segoolothm pas died. Neaps hushed sod took possoosiou of the poste loos sot port of Itss el Khios os the tsth fastest, see re. isiberbal this tion.+4l; ; the Mu*, bests and stores were all oak tie taws ressaelsel . • from 70 to so of these Mille!mills IT% ki I ed. sad Lao, ;west have fallen is the 1 is a List (Na. 1) of the gilled sad {rounded. sod ban to Ilanseat the loss or Capt. IDansey, of Ha Mojestys '6OlO reglearot, who was killed by a spear -new/ sentiments us the conduct of the %nor._ I boll %am to Fedor yen in the enclosed Copy (No. o) of Or ders w ooed os Ore rierrusiort, tad I request pr. mietrion to vecommead taptais Tacker, of the Marine Battalion, to Tsar notice, as a omit daserviag officer. I emisader the greatest obligations to C.pt. Wainwright, itroimesdiag the squares, for his able amastame and co operation is every seraiweaseat relating to the troop., par tiralarly for the rapid unsnap in which he enabled us to /tied. la 'which the gam were landed and sent forward, and the wdil atanotr is which the re.embarkation was effected Ode moraiag, sad toy acksowledgments wre particularly dose fur the moistures of the Royal Mariam of the Chiffon*. amt Cicalae frigates, muter the emaamad of Lieatensat Dewy, ..a most valuable reinforcement Copt. holey, mid the Gentlemen of his Suite, prtweeding ye a minsiett to the Corot of Persia, jollied the armaarmst off Masent, amid most handomsely irobtoteered their services on .altars with me, where they were pretest &grime the whole of mar operations. I tram it will be timid that the pirates at this port ham received a handsome eintetisenteut. 1 have the homier to he, Houooralee So, roar most obedient lineable arivarit, LIONEL SMITH, Lieut.-Col. _ Irk Hos. des Owosso, of B;OeleOi. - No. I. lgT4lllll OP TRY lIIILLI6II LYD 40VWDZD. Haw Cosapaufa Artilki, wounded 1 Manama sod fsee Lamar ski Nedeetyh 65th, I Capteht kIU.4, t Cmptets woreaded, Serjeend ditto, sad rook sad Ik. 111 , = emb regiment, attached to the 65ds, t Lies- Meant Marisa Battaliaa, waitadal r *port Total Ofierv. Tad waaa4e4..-* Oaten, ; Seriatim ..d 7 private*. * ewes 07 OPTICIIIII six En mg D Wenntplie. OW. Seib rvgiairet, Cape W. M. bsth regimes, Lap* D. OW/ ; sea tephavat. best. J. 2. Joao. at WARREN. Brip..3lapur. Pre. • }.COPT. - - - - ausiissouse t 1114 cit)% ship Cbasse, Roo u Nov. lip 'L g. S? &L ORDERS IT LIEUT. COL. SMITH. ►a.aafi%C 1. Wunwasost. Unstswasa:Col. &sit% !storm his sincere thank. Is NI the Vane ter their pliastry in the mart of kits el Khios* I the ssolassa sail seed anger in which they ghosted sliuskleir high is water awl charged the swesiy ia Wavy sand, was hisatital awl Iraq sohlirriike. The Cuubssurdiag 011iccr of the twee is usable to pant-- ellitrias ifs ustrits of hiniviikals. All ware actuated with this Ism ardaw w psaish the feroeinsa inscribes who hare ass - SOW swell assasisplimi criwities, and Washed the Jlll'olol rßat k is disiisetly doe to Carols Tucker, of the ipsenable Conspaty's Menus Battalion, (.NO kod import sue ditties imposed spas las out illas ova lino of service) SO settee wt% the most grateful aotsowledgisents the tan.. Rasa of that 0411017 in cuss resod of the field pieces and haw. NMI, which wen wool with the most masterly effect. The Causaiandiag Ofieer rename that the Odious is smoMmed of corps sad dit.minartits will comma nirsie to the ems his entire sistiidartion Is their misdeal of yrsterday ; sod they will oat loos • summit hi giving the strietest at liestioo to the state of their arms and appointments, and to !rim tiaras he ennatani stadiums foe the farther elevation of S ditties Is this gamier. ( 111 Pda) M. WARREN, Brig,Majur. His ship La Chiffoese, %twat, Nov. t , Imo; Honotteoitt.s Sta—We beg leave to ',citify to your Honour in Conned the procreilings of the ar mament under our milers, up to this day. Early in the morning of the 13th of September. the Houoarrblr Company's bomb-ketch Stromlo*lu, foundered; by winch melancholy accident two offi "errs and 14 men perished. The result of el Cour t of Ingeiry on this unfortunate occurrence Ism been forwarded to the Superintendant of 'Marine, for the information or Govrrookrot. On the of October, in lat. 20.'29. N. long. 6W. "04. E. the Hon. Company's cruise.., maned iu the margins, were detached partly to Mweat,and part ly to rape Mucks*, fur the purpusie of completing their waiter. and directions were twist to Captain Gorton, of Hi. Majesty's ship the Caro/hoe. to jou. the arineinent off the Bombereck tiro k, with all the force be could collect ; as well as all the boats belonging In the hairrn, fa the purpose of lauding troops; and pilot. for the several Atop,. °tithe 20th of October, being 50 lesgoes castisar4 of Muscat ; cram an Arab ship the un e leasaist iiite'digeoce was gained that the Cdtroline Wag lint in that port live day. before, neither had any of the cruiser' lwrei seen on the Arabia route from thence. It itieretore became absolutely necessary that the original plan of proceeding against the pirates &mold be de parted from. and that we should proceed to Muscat for inforriation. We were sircitetheticti in that de termination from the great reduction of water on board the tclul'il , ortS front the defeetiveness of many 4 the casks. and hecinse their command- Ore had tut complied with orders to procure water at Bombay. for their respective shire rompisoies, proportionate to the quantity whirh hail bent put wit littofif fur the trumps. Accordingly the trans. porta anchored at Muscat on the mdil turtant, the detached cruisers arrivirs4 only at the sum'. tittle. His Nlajesty's ship the Caroline joined Flom Burks. t et• days after. and we found tied Captain Illoolou had seat the remote cruis.:r to Bombay so refit: mud that, on application from the ftesi • dent a• flus,nre, he bad ordered the Uestat to pro ceed off the Enplinites, and eraser.% two or ship— or thp ousts front theist, ' awl from bu•liire, to %li.- e•••• By this arranspernriii the armament has been ut.fotr•luately deprived of the 14 "nice% or a vary use ful ter-rl, and of twenty-two atttilerVM`n ho were mishark.el on board her, being the whole of the de tachment of that corps. except co , hr. • Mutitiostuo. Atirees Nauto'ot., Arte. fart'. On thellth iAstaut, in'eompany with Mr. Evince, the rthident, we had • dinfereuee with the linsuni, whereat his Highness wade general professions of good will ,inti cordiality ; but we fear we mina not recituu upon receiving fio.o bi a uuy C6s•Zlitlal as sistance tower is destrupug the pirates, except trankees an pilots. He, in fact, Wil% very much averse to the arma ment attacks... Rur ul lihitua, on the presump tion that the force we had could be insufficieut fur the purpose. lie raid that none but small vessels could ap proach the town, and that nut le.» than ten thou sand turn should assail it by laud; because the pirates would be assisted by the Bedouin Arabs, to the number of twenty thousand men. This opi nion, although given with appareut sincerity, your Honour iu Council will halteve will nut alter our resolution to attack the port, unless insurinomit ableobstacles should prevent it. . . . The great difficulty of procuring water has de valued the ships iu port till this time, but we have every hope that ou to-morrow we aliell b e o w e t o put to vea, accompanied by twenty tankers, in exe cution of our orders. We herr the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble werv.ita, J. WAINWRIGHT, Captain of His Majesty's ship La Cl.iifunne. LIONEL SMITH, Lient.-Culuncl. 1 1 8 the Honourable !dna'halt Damao, &c. EXTRACT Of A LETTER, DATED RIJo VI. KIIIMA, _ 15TH NoVEMUCR, 1809. " I stn happy to inforiu yon that we arrived here safe on the I Ito inst. The Minerva was then ob served to be lying iii much farmer thou we could appiosch; but on our .atichuring she got tinder weigh, and ran on the beach, when the people front the shore were . inieweali:itely sent to rein Circe her ; which at this time made us think we had uo co teinptible enemy to cope with. She was flanked by • town full of men with matchlocks, and 0 Witt pounder; however, alter receiving 4 , 1 three broadsides from the Prism. Wales and sent in to the attack. the Arabs deserted lit r, and in the course of so hour from the time the boats left the fleet, this unfortunate vessel was in !lames, and complebly destroyed by mullet. It is, however, to be revelled. that the Prince of Wales, in performing this essential puree ut geld service, got aground and received the enemy's lire till ten p. wt. when she got tiff with the Ins, of two humors and her forr.au,st slightly wounded. " The next day was passe.' in nuking arrange ' masts to lend the troops, and throwing a few pilot awl shells into the town from the guts-(roots, the enemy returned the tire with great coolness but very little effect. " On the 13th, at daybreak, the attack com menced by the marine !mutation at one roil of the town to attract the fire nf the enemy. whilst Colonel Smith, with the EllffipCalld, huideti at the other ; very impart die was kept up from trenches slung the beach, but soon as the troops got footing, tie rue. tin, flew in all directions before than into the et rung parts of the town, where they were completely con cealed front us, and tired their memo. try bum the houses, which considerably retarded the progiess tit OUT men. " I shall not go on detailing what occurred on this moot fortunate tivy, Oierelore yon must be se. tisfied to hear that the enemy were driven into the country. all their guns spiked. and the Union Jack flying in the town by noon ; about seventy doves (large and small) destroyed by tire, their magazisirs blown up and every injury completed by four p. m. this was all done with thetas' of one Captain of tt e 65th, and three or four men wounded, the troops found considerable plunder in the town, and great gaantities of dates and coffee were left there Prow the laudable anxiety Col. Smith felt to get his men embarked off the burning shore after the great point was settled. " The troops are now all embarked, and we expect to sail to-day fur Kishme, where there is another nest of pirates. The miserable inhabitants of this place are now collected on the beach deploring their situation. mud hurting jhrir dead, winch we suppose to amount to 130 or" , 100 tn,n. .48 . Th• SuPau 'wide he; e•eapa oil the only hors in the Otter. Nevenil charm, quiutrattiw, awl huoh.e. have been fooild, with pour tionwou4l%. mime in them. Mo.. Ivol sided for litiatire smut rl.ysheforit our arrival heie. " It is supposed by the Military Gentlemen that there is an European here who less instructed the inhabitants to throw nit batteries. and dig trenches, us they are all done in our stile." By private letters from the expedition viler the naud of Lieut.-Colour) Smith. we learn unit several privates of the drtsclemeut•, both native sti.d European, lead eerie (intuitive in secorio t t toor.olei able some of moory during the ralecreltio,t of tier town of Rus ul l%hints, one soldier of 1-11% NI ,je.ty's tisth rev. is sold to have round 1.400 gold hors. New. f o.n F.ookrort, of the id May, inform. u•, that, on tor , ivth Maul, thr burgh of larerkbleo, lit the eimety of Eri.llol. V 141,1 1111110.14 elliirely due.d to 110 1 41.... til4l,y people pe.e.brd. Tv.. j r ,. dr i ll bodge, have 1.r.0 f.mund among tie ruin.. A gre4t number or nib stouss". %Tr still .lore than 330 Moodie. are reJoeed to the mo.t frightful misery. On Friday se'unight, one of the wsi e .gores eon eryiesig t i e Newel to reed veverol women wed chel- Arco bel•eiwey melee tithe DrAgonie guard.. between Nortimelereon met ILirien4ll.ll, pas uolortunatelc overturned to goi,st dowel the steep hell Crl.ll. Fifillr of elle women and one or own or 111.1 children were much torneseel, but noise feteilly hurt. (toe of the women, who haul tweet elelsterert only is tort night, hail her collar hone broken : leer infant wine lent loitered. The 111111CrPr4 Were 11110 , 11 ilu a eh.soi. to I).irlingtoes, where vur4iewl essertasiee sad Weer ally 14'veit them. On Seteel.ey se' 'gist a fire ;stoke out at a cottage and field-Iveirl burn, and lent-imusts, hele.n;ing to ju i ce NIOSELRY, E! , (1. of Tuttle. in Noe folk, wine it were entirely eomitrued, together with II eleivest;ey of seeds, • fine hall, (mar tart-hone., ant implements. ' ChM fi'e was occeniemeol by k from the ehomeey Celle. ? • •e la etch of the le.srue; th e t„„iiiir, who n•s••', • i it the cotta A ... tank one of the hens* , to r 41.• non the t dhoti. for :noe.toseee, hoyieeg pre %lowly turner' the either f. sir horse. out of 111.- vb.hle, but tor.vetteleg to fusten the tetale!.-:lour, the „•,;„,„1., T . ' mut ,' 111 ...OW, dureeez his asses:lee. Ariel torrut. FRENCH IILINUF.4CTURES. CAMISR4Y, MAY 1. Twenty years ago, there were inaiiiitactured as Cis...bray, mod in the circultifi rence ul the grade of whit II that 1/1:11:e is the centre, about 40,000 piece* of cutubru•., whirls at 100 fr. gives IA value luminary of two willows. The other kind.' of industry were of little eons , titsence in that eity, which was' einelly composed of ecclesiastics, and ruuud which the im mense tuisjor:ty of landholders were iimuo 'main. The tutulity of bissinets .carte 1111101111ted to three mil lions. At present. there are fabricated at least 30,000 pieces of cambric, of the valise of Olive millions. The spin 44 ll g and manufacture of cotton etc nearly to the same amount. The , commerce is grain exceeds crie The manufacture of soap may be valued at two millions. The relining of salt, 1,590,000 fr. The entrepot of coal, the bleaching of linen, the trade in o I, and in grant proper tin snaking it, amounts at least to 1,500,000 fr. The s e obiretA, auitrd, pretiesit u total of business to the value of 1'1,000,000, that 14 to -ay, the quad ruple, ut leau, or wind done twenty yeuri, ago. This extraordinary increase of p•ospenty began Hine or tell years ago, with the return of order laud security.—(Argas.) SPORT/NN MTELLIGENCR. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING %tEETING, 11116. wrmi EA,' A V, At AY Q 3. IA Lowthrem .Agoorsolt. beat Mr. Itutrortles Fancy. fist. First Ira."( Ab. 31.15 g.. •I to 1 en Agnes Sweepstakes of snaps, each. T. M. M. IA C. H. Caveatltalia Aliddlelltorpe, ;st ; ; ;11). M tl'ltestley's Sonlwato, alb IA Sul.volt's Ihisi.tr,l, log 911, •sto '2 newt li , l , llrtlturpc—, to 4 Ape SUllb/^./D-3 to asst Bustard. A Cold Cop, seine longs. he Subscribers of Ines each; ten Ilisliseribers or no r.tce; tht ~ verplos to he rod the wi ll liti in specie ; to la run fur 19 hones of all 144... Across the Fiat. Major Wheallea's Sir Petrone!, a yrs old, est t.21b..... Sir S. Sitwell's Goose:miler, 5 yrs old, n't et, 2 L4l I.os/titer's Mmes, yra old, elst. tilt 3 Ld Idtwther's Cerherns, aged, sett. Sir W. W. 114i111‘111 Preslr, ti yes old, est. 4!h. Mr. Shakespeare's Knave of Clubs, S yrs old, Sit. 311 s. Mr. Boost's dedicatee', 3 yrs old, sot. sib. Mr. Clove's Zaides 4 yrs old 7sl. glb. The Judge could ;dace but 3-4 paid. ti to 4 apt Sir Petnawl. IA Jersey's Nicholas, est. 7th. beat 14 c. Somerset's Woodeur, est. tilb. II M atigs. to I on-hichultit. 14 Jerry's Robin, est.• . i olb. beet Gen G roevenoe ' s S pe ll , 7st. lab. Tao yr Ai Course, soup:. to to I on Robin. La C. Soniesset's Wi4i,11.14, get. 616. bet* Gen. Grosveuer's Itautagoisi, tint. sib. Two.yr old Course. dup. 6 to 4 on Windsor. 14 F. Hentiork's Bransbk, bent Nit. Payue's Bnlntsb, net. 71b. each. R. M. 4U411. 6 to S on Bramble. The Jockey Club Plate of Sop. to he run for by korsee the propels! of Members of the Jockey Club, ♦. yr old. cur 'n Jog 7at. dlb. ; 3,yr olds Sst.3lb. ; 6.yr olds sat. 916 ; and aged sat. t i lb. B C. IA Groincaor'4 ►. in. Met torn, aged %Ir. Vansiitart's eb. h. Burleigh, yrs old Sir F. Standish 's hr. h Et wordy, s yni old . Sir F. Evelyn's ch. c. Reading. 4 yea old. Mr. Shakraprar's b c. Nandi, 4-yrs Lowtlers`r b. g. Itylas, 6 yrs Gen. Gruovenoe's b. f Cloysrio, 4-yrs LAI Foley 's lw. e. Spania,d, 4-yrs dr The Judge could place but 3. to I apt Meteors—even Genius uu Burleigh-4 to I agst Guartly. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TU-MOR ken. al.. N. %Will Bendy, Brew.comnamon, Middlesex, sonitntaker lo John 8011, Adant.ttreet, Adelphi, auctioneer . 3 lu Thomas Waller, Canterbury-place, Lambeth, tallow. chandler - - a I William Kermit's, late of Chi-she:it, Hertfordshire, de:mlm•r and campaign - - - 3 14 John Stevens mud &lean) linker, Whitcomule.street, • - brewers - - 3 10 harlot& 1 -. 001:0•0, Ilatkney•roael, 31i.ImIleacx, builder - j in Mrs:miler Scott a n d Thomas Punta, :ate of St. iJorv•.lXi., 1.01011.01, nwrellittlt . . 3 19 Theonitmlut Itipp.mmi, Hannon, Devotedmire, confec tioner - - 3 1 Janes Dongworth, Grace street, Commando) rood, owl Thonms 4 Al.lll I', Stepney, Middles,x, builacr. - 3 I Thomas Ind, Made hall, Edgewrare-ruail, Middlesex, mhoplcteprr - • J 12 - Thonfin Cronin/inn, I de of l'harlton.strect, Mary.lo- Howse, pAi.arr - n 14 - Josrph Vondau, South-tiers!, Vt . r.t.s.pmare, Lambeth, virtuaher - - it 12 Thomas trlawor.l Musk Reit, Rod Lion•sirtet, Ifni horn, 911. nt-toutit t.i . - . 3 10 - - John If adenoma'', I.:111.11 . 9 Conduit atm ect, SI iddlctem. tea-dealt r --- 3 I - haste U s e, (..;ra's v;0.1 . 00 . v o . ltia 1141 - ~ 1 14 - John Ittptist AO.lO, K•ntisatiot s , drutrl:st - a 19 Edmund Cooper, Hendon, Moldlete t , c' pewee - I 1 kichat.lSionooo,Gro.ol Bo IT-:dte, - , I. lon, fuer. hnat it 1 Whit,.,, W00.1w01 , 1, r,.,•.. reef, carpenter • - tt iv isii 'sou Grildile, Cti trout•phice, Sauey, de,ilem and raininan - . • .1 , h. fliascr,f, (:neat Nary -la 110ane %rm.?, , :romer - Willi , mmi Commia 4, lieurge• air , em, I oxtail surest, loth r Georg,. Klumll, Currtilry-strovt, 1:silor . . John Sort tint, Ohl land oh,. t, t.01,.r - Th ;,., tt,,,,h, , ite.ms to , Illt , tartklitre, fanner . lot •u• Tooke and Au;ustas Todd, Shand, u Inc wet chants I li 2 14 i II I 1 I I I I I I le DIVIDF:NI)4. Henry Hell, (I.atirr 13nr, 1..m1.0r5, Wl , lhott:rrome . 1, (I....stre Potter, 141 ,ra .ic • . 11.11Kr.lalhrr -1: kerb gill M.lrtin , 111111.04.11V01 0,111, 11.1111it( o i o , INIAM•11, 11 1 4 JIOIIII 1).111‘e, (.111 .1 JesIIVI-loirrel. fici1t..,..1•.0.r. Jll.l. - • di. ..'x, .1•111 II,CI . l2 %% 111. am 11at r ,'..1 Ile nre Sou! hinirr, tkuotark-strect, Ilitel lie. htthwav, ...,r,l , rrti”, se - - 11 F. 111C11. ktlIC. E.%l‘t Si,, ... Surrey, baker 12 . . Tb..so I. J .0. me “m 1 11...twn 1; retie' oi.k %Voles', Ilse, .irret, Sou/Il+4. li, %Is' ic), airJ of CLickester, Soy. try,linesdr.ip re 1 Pi..l E•hrlrd Foul, now or Lite of Mole:A mewl, W•-e t , lourkreeniuoi - • 1- %%oltione Tette, Isla of Sherrera•st eel, Gulden-equmre 1 11 Jim"' 'Tubb tool JAM!. Fleury Alexander & ott, Klue .o ruml, PterOle.., nurser) soya - - 12 holm Ite:1 er,..., (1-ril Iltri.l..er, Eg.rre. et:pouter - I o Wiliwoi Fol., Chrerygartiess street, Borrnoodatl, tiouber-oarrybaut - - FICAT W.ll;Fini Cox, of leicosier, J,143 Taucw, of Gromeoolf.spoiro, T IPTINP BIT. of Rio suirsgase atre.•t WA" ha:• 1640 , 1..rati deer T4owaa thoo.sol, of Tirezpnol, m•'rrinnt. i)11 k rAii.rta left Lou.' up ou 'T ian. to Nl,riaix. NAVAL lATELLIGEAcE: inrititmoi-rm • . v Arrived the Reermit sloop fru s m ilvii i h r Not aAer pnu yn K, o u 4 r. ,; I: Joey. 74 gts.m. lur Plymouth ; wilh the iialtlaz xud Qm:lot, 4 Ulnil% ; I . ble„ of war s tut a. cruise; La Lahr, kr . %Vital N.E. siA y Arrived three eitettst-seat yrs, et d coptiirei 4y the /... , pttituse hi •tt, ; atuuthes eliase•nghree, p ize to the the Frei... lo'riy ritptureti i n the beim, r ; mid Pickle peistoo.er, trout r cruise, Aim) arrived, the .lid trioispoit, from Portsruout au ,l ( tend*. from C teL. will, pr.,.sed wee, T I eue,ck 'me up fi)oi the Snood to Wit, the Pr:thulium and to the riistited with the trade of trao.potto titans Gibntitar, lialb and Calliz.—%l iuti W. DEAL, 31,11 , •13. Arrived the Zephyr sloop of War, frunt it cruise. Sailed the turtirtia *111(1 /idirou, oil r erUl4e, • the following tstert.huti hot% lor , William, for Cihr.litor ; firm,, tut Nu b ~,,,, 1 1 Frederick, fur Rao Itheirtt; A ngara, Domingo; J UNO . a nd ma. fur Lisbon, saNii,„4, tor the . South tiro..; Doke gt illoueruse, Ltd Ilaywood, for the West (netts. FROM LLOVUS LIST. OR 1 VE4TNII, MAJ . I . 3.—Arrivill the Hem p Birder : Jeutittot, 11.0111 Lie ; Dlaietr, M iiPtx ; tete, Gduun u l., from Opwio ; T,rulir , CI. gg, Atm, suns, Jolt% Huwel, from Ttorft.lk; Hope, Pt Silty, crow eltel`s; tool the Recovery ; Alexander, from ;AO,. Sstiletl the Hililmert, Wilson, fur Aueatun ; tied tile lipatiiik Patriot, Elliott. _ THE DUTCH Fi.txr. From A nt.teetlittn, ouster elate of the Gth i ,t; we hott,r anta le of intelligence Hi, maymy iiaciu g relotleed 'hut hi. may uhull vomits( of un effective f.tri c, of 75 line, on I 700 -looi Nod has tlistrt.io ett them i n t, three d„.,,, 0ut. •;._ I That At:anima in Ilrivneisletys, antler the rniurrattil Ada'nal 1)e V. :tiler, anti which not sots of lltr talonwe 00., ibr Chel twin. o f ~t o gime, It nat./Wm/sal li.qn It : Itto al lltillaudia, 90, Brigadier Wollellprre (clean. Orsewmartie; tic IrrilW (regale, Lt. enlontl Ve Man ; the I.4ua h;; ate, Cul. Ott wens ; tic .1 11 same, Major Polders ; tic ls it, &eat ..talu t iel V 3, Haat. Q. Thst Etat ioard is the Tear), ander the eurtunamt Re, r .Ad in i ra l 1. waters, and ef 'int tog of the t:onami (CC A 1111•41.611. tttt t of nu Rites, rotamatoded by Colonel F.lk • Admiral Zoutraan, on, Volnael Comp ; the firth vd, aid. I 31eleille t•an Carabee; the J o hn Li e wilt, 6.. Gerhrand ; the Daage.baalt. 6., eglunel Tac.t. and Venue (rupee, 1.4. at .(:uluwel Catabier. :s. Mat 15iii,A off the capital, under the caultasad e( ges r . Admiral Verdni.ren, amid whirls consists of the Prism k. y C r Au Brigadier Mostiuelier, the Comme i re o f Rutt,ca d-, •oloolt I Hon Sireaime-- oriukiog ■ total of of hoe and six frigates ' exclusive of the brigs, sloops, and g i boats attached to the three eguadrtms. ‘' His M4jrsty hos given orders to his Admit; to 'mike every exertion to hare this fleet in rc, pirte rearliufts fur service by the eonno,oceinent Jul)." VIEWER, f. MARS. At a General Court Martial held at Feet lealandil, is the colony irfSurieani, on Die 15th of August, tem, sad cowmen! by adjournments to the lath September followiag, Robert Wilier Alesausier, Deputy Commissary-Genera', ow arraigned tipou the undermentioned charges, via. Ist For wientficerlike and unmanly covidoc-, on the tit day of July, tout), iu coming op is a clandestine Igigller behind Captain Frrderic lowborn, of the 3a balloting of lie Goth ragimneut, Military Secretary, and Acting-Major uf &ignite, iu the public streets of Paramaribo, in the eukey of Surinam, soil sinprovvikedly amid uncupertedly striking him with a lowsc•whip gill For hairier, On the gist July, Igo% posted op at a public Liver., in Paramaribo, in the colony of Surinam, s most libellous, false, and malicious paper, ands his own we entree, tei.dilg to injure the character of Captain liathurs, oficr having bcris overtaken in his flight by that Officer, of whom hr be:iiird his life, which Inc ( Capt. lathers ca.- ron.ly granted, arid icft bins unbent ou the goer in the Woe of an iiiliabi ant of Parninarilio, into which he had roo t ra• nwiliately after g Capt. limbers, sad that wirer drawing lii. rUi k ram his defence. l'pria which eliaram the Cowl came to the fulleiringde cit too • " The Court having maturely weighed and considered the .eiblence given no vopport of the charges, so well es whit die Pi Miner adduced an bw defence, together with aU the or. cuinstani es relative thereto, was of opinion, with respect to each charge, AS follows The Come tumid tb' Prisoner, Deputy CononissnreG. newel Robert tValter dicsaisder, twit yof pert of the t i n t char4e, vie unodficerlike conduct, on the slut July. tars, in striking Captain Iniihurn with a liorne.whip. Pot the Come ae4e a tad the Prisoner of the ngsaisi lig pastor the re t t hero. " The Conti found the Prisoner rt:;lti of that part of tie second charge, is. post iite up, at a public tavern, in Pus's*. rihu, no the colony of SIIII . IIIIMI, 1 paper, under his osn lit:• nature, teoiling to injure the c haracter of C a p ta i n lathers. I Hut the reniaisiint pail ash... seconds:hare? aot bens( rt ,, e. the l'ourt did mut tind him guilty of that part of the chai re " In I.....iniii:cration 1/f the wbote mutter, the Come ailjointca I t h e .alit Deputy Cuiumorsary-General, Robert Walter A'am. 1 :op-ter, to he 411. r-ruled from tank and pay for the spare of sti I mouths, ethic!, *entente His Majesty has been piessial to -'1 , 1' , ' , " - r sad confirm And in consideratio• of the Prisoner's mfr s operate couditet before the Court, his disrespectful tom. mlshications wth tortiteaant•Colossel Sir Joh. Werelbw, hi , i .4eq+iee oils usitni upon Gus/Iroise Bentinck, his impulatio e i of pre; j oilire and partiality npuu the coadnet of I.iert-ii o3t ' 11 ''' ,1 ' , .. I Si , tiecirr Rock ,, Oh, and the breaking of 1,- an,. , , l Of oasatisfsetorily acrousteil fur by himself, snit oik, tally "s* nitanicaten lay Sir /;gorge Seekonk, both in a kite; to the I Judge Adscreate•Generst, and in Gement Orders 'Aviv' nos 1 NI ar.sniqiie, ileiteribiar the Prisoner as absent without t .ii., • toil a deserter ; and from a doe regard to the avast 6 i' ( liiin•atsiutiir satiorshastiun sad istilatery diseiplise, s.• -, ,- i "ie v '''. 6 ingt ,l hY the conduct of the Prisoner, Hit 31..,..:f has he , n pitswol tit coulider it to be eondocire to the r 4• . lit interest, 'but the Prisoner, Robert Walter Aleasaii,r, shall lie 41,..1,..'eti fo pm his eituatiou of Depety Coutse.“..,• Cacaos! in lilt Allaiisi)'s Der, Ire. RIR, R. b'.', the LW) of tLe Rev. R. Craiby, of outnet-yard, Ida douchorr. DEATH. On Timm 'itni2kt, at Leicester ' in the prism 111 Ittr Jit jnts. *Oa a Mr. WII4II, Sur r.; , 1 11°11041y sties r, Ltriaruu. • H1.“1 WATER, Tills DAV, AT LUNDON HIM llornii z, I win. aftcr 7. I &vain, 31 min. 'Act . I ()NOON It% r. , 11T11, No. I. Clortent • publitb.ol .st thr 4ribr.., No (Lick of St. Chorlll. Stroud, by J. HUFF:. of cow pbter.- 1 tr I ' vcr, Paul to the °Mc., +pool-rwil . ."" Jo!) .tot *deft to. SOCIETY NA TuE and DATE% TUESDAI io tlw Gres is Woad. "Nivel a w a Weiler ; dome by ea Ger mews! NG prne M.-.'b amat wib Lobe Id Sad sylarrm eiltsAtt dig i s A ' A Ism *Wed t sonny c _ llB •Ries. neva ; g l en, 'wipes Ain airy of tile ode Pre m i e Arthur, N o Paernviter. • • !. • F diem Ulllll OO,l it,-- N, on W ~YIA; honour leW n. PILL 4td, HE Alta, above ..,di nil 3 EXT. Anbernipii inesa; dt bwi Arm to tip; t4a, Reg 3 TUC CON Ilih Tbe Fiftl s ,. 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