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F I ARTICLES of CAPITUL now; as Al4-4o.Coasp, ( . ....no,kto Coto osbitie, . j..r Clinrira W.llisou ' Forces of Ills Kritannk tion against the Col,w, I Awl M. DeT,risity, Comp Chief of Senegal, awl .w powers from M. Levssannr, the surrender of slay. Id denti4l., on the other i Art. I 'I he gm., iron ...lien of war, awl shall r Allies, uutil regukirly , 'they shall much . aroma their arms at the wootest of their embark:tiros. The colony 66311 he Mucwity.l in the apace of treaty fuer ho u rs after the rsti4eation of the present capitulation. - - The Officers shall be permitted to carry their effects afoot • with Uselil. Art. 11. The 0f15....ers and Clerks belonging to the adoti- nistration, shall be permitted to reinthi one , month io the colour, for the purpose of regulAtioz limit Recounts ; they .ti nil !tare perinissiou to return to Fr.tucc, ur elsewhere, est °ibP'nttolitios nosy weer. 'VA Art. private property shall be lrespeete , l. .Art. IV. Nu inhsbiesitt of the island nor Euruerdii rrsitl laz mo ii, 46611 be outeetell oe Recount uf hu political Art. V. , Such French socitluusts as wish to rentaineshall bare pensimion to do so. Art. 10. All vLasels, Mimeo, magazines, I,i tteries, ord• ka; , .& miztores, and all oilier public property, shall be stirren -4.%... *vest in 'their present state. Art VII. All ret:istois a.id sets deposited in the EreSer's ' oilier, be sun elides-ed. • Art. Vli I. The posts of Euettalithir and Engli.b Island shall be given up ha the course of the tiny, anti, if possible, the garri.na shall also embark. Art. IX. The auxiliary company, colopneed of two Ml cers mud forty.olte men of colour shad have permiasiou to re sideat Senegal. and be einanilend so natives Signed at the lal.wid of Behegay, at the hoer °fakers a.m. of the tititJul), veep; JOlll4 HEDOLE. D 4 ,14 rel'. DIEA;ILIGN Y. • Ratifteil, E If COLV If BIN E, row ncoolior the bluintrun nt . Hu Britaiiiiic 11Injrt , ty. C. VI /4,IXWE.LL, Shine of Infantry, commanding His Britannic Alikielity's Laud F Tres. rue et ratifie par hi Command. en Cheri's: intrrinse, LEVA LLEN r. firsairal, July, IP, lIMQ. Return of verarls and goo laves rh.rp found the hue of fcoce iu air Irort ul liabague. ig Caunntoi.•re, or 3 to 4 1% r-poundrro, 6 wk-rn ,, P 4 PIN 4 on, potk.P.r• brig of 2 torlyo-pounder rounslos, 4 toilor-pcnnaikro. 9 there.posamirra; schooner Sqrsio, of 4 litiv c.pouoriera ; a. Wolper toarloot, of li four pot; odel lu lig Jon, of 2 tarivt..youud. ra; It ru ty. fon r.poun dcr ; :;111..laii, of . eighteen-poi' inky. CHAS. W. MAXVI.L.I., 3laj. Roy. At t. Corps. Admiralty-Wire, .iwi:wst 26, 180 g. A letter has liten received at this *Rice, from Captain C01111111.411C, Isle Commander of Ilia ille• jerty's ship Cie Solehay, addressed to the Ilwxwr ahle. Witham Wel' , sky Pule, said dated oat hoard, the Derwent soup, off Senegal, the 20th duly, 1,04, giving an accoant of the surrender of that vettle tnent to Hia Majet.ty'a arms. grime depredations hard% been (*:u'ni'ted on the trade in t h e: neigh bourhood of Senegal, *nail privatierwlitted out there, Captitiii Culurntinie.,snal Major Maxwell,: comma:Mitts the garrison at (writ, determined to make eft attack upon the place, mud proceeded aAatost it. on the stli July, with the Solehay, Der went sloop, and Trivet* gspi-v.eroel, and sortie rnerciivit and saial'er vessels, lasing on hoard a detachment of one Invoked and arty men from Gorey. The enemy at urtt appeared 'disposed to offer *Moe resi.tapicy, but the detachnitti. being tu,• , ether with one hundred and twenty sea tarn and rty marinas, the eiicrny'sforce,eonsistiog of one linutired and sixty regular., sod two handfed and forty militia r retreatcd ; and on the 13th a capi tulation was eilurd, by which the island of St. Louis, and its depetilielleiras were surrendered ti, the British force*, the garrison being conveyed to France as prisotiers of war, not to +rive against his Majesty or hit alhes, until regularly exchanged. The only to..t sustained by ter English un this townie*, has been that or coputi o rixeleriek Parker, of the Derwetit, Mr. Francis Atttrrhuvy Sealy, mid shipman olthat sloop, and ieia -rumen, drowaed in attrmpting to cross the bar of Senegal. Captain Coiumbiut speaks iu high terms of the emultict of the officers and men employed on the 043:1” ion. fu e , the 11th July, theSoleliny, in moving up ti.e viva r, got on shore and was wrecked, all her turn and part of the stores were is% ed., Cory of • latter from Jame, Gamier,, )fact. and K. W Canaan er-ta-Chief of Ills MakAty's Air. and erane!a in the Waste, 10 the Hofte4: :dile W. W. Pole, dated on tioatd tie Victory, of Nur,:Nn July, taaj. Sm-1 herewith inclose, for . tbe information of my Lords ComilesOotwrs of the Admiralty, it letter 1 have received from Captain Charles Dudley Pole!, of Ilis .l .llajesty's ship Princess Carolina, slated off Avpo, the 26th inst. acquainting Inc with his having directed an attack to be made by the boats of His Majesty's ships named in the uiargssio, tinder Isis orders, which were placed under the direction of Captain Forrest (who very boarlsoinely offered to command the enterprise) on a flotilla of four of the enemy's gun-boats, arid a brig m the iseighliourliood of Asp°, which was attendcti with the greatest hums; three of the gun-hosts, carrying two. long eighteen-pounders, and an armed brig under His Imperial Russia') Iklajesty's colours, inn. at; been cassturt4l. undaunted bravery displayed by Captain Forrest, the officers and ineu employed under Ins orders, is beyond all praise. .Trie goo-hoots hate been lately !atilt upon a new oonstruction, sod being extremely well adapted for the service in the Great Belt, I have directed them ro be sunrytd, sod I propose to. place them under the orders of Rear-Admiral Dixon, which I here will meet their Lordships' opprohation. Herewith I inclose Captain Forrest's letter, the retitrus of killed and wounded in the boats of lists Alsjesty 'is 'flips, and the lone sustained by the ene my', together with a l.nt of the armed vrFsel, cap tured in the above attack, which you will also be pleased to fay before their Lordship*. 1./saire the honour to be, (Signed) Jas. SAVMARFZ. Penmen Carishoa, Jul) eh, I staj, b-tim informed, that the rheumy hod at titio place .I;,nn-bnits to pt,,tect then coast. • Peace's Carolina, Mitnotaur,, Cerbsrus, Vrosattliket. u_r __ _ 'r'T4 whist is of the greatest consequence in their army, &c. in ail parts of Fitilan ig been reprciwnted to me by captain probability of, their being ilestro)ed, ing offered, in the most handsome man infant! the es pediti iiii i which I imine 'pied, mid Inatiug directed all the boos iestv's ships Princess Carolina, Minottnir, lid Prometheus, (in till seventeen), ariii test possible way, to put themselves nn imaud of Captain Forrest, and to assein rd the Prometheus, at six o'clock, yester- Aly t. ag, I have now the happiness to inform you of a successful attack lie matte last night, about half-past ten o'clock, on four gnu-boats; three of which he has captured, sod a new brig laden with provisions : the gun-boats had on board in all, 137 men, liesides ig:ltu•the brig. They are very min plete, and well found, which I intend seudiag to you by the Miiintaur. Inclosed, I have the.honour to transmit Captain Forrest's letter nn this subject, wherein he speaks in the highest terms of the spirited conduct of all the officers and men employed na this OCCI4tIOII. Were it possible for me to .ay any thing which could add to the meritorious conduct of so gallant and good an officer as Captain Forrest, I should most willingly do it ; but I trust the success of this bril liant action will do snore justice to the intrepidity of every officer and man employed ON this service, than any language I can possibly use. I also beg to unclose for your information, a list of killed sad wninded. • • 1 havolhe honour to be, &c. Cut. DUDLEY PATER. Sir Janes gaaniaraz, Dart. Vice-Adwird of tde•tiar, Ic:. His Ihkirs4's sloop Traniailleve, 4spa Roads, t 6, 1509. Sts 7 -1 am happy ti 'anoint pm, that the endea vours he boats of the moo& fin, which you' difl ate lllAlRnotor to place under my coeusuand, for the purpose of capta:ing •r destroying the frionn ;;vu-host force, or convoys, in the iveighlsoffrhood, hare been crowned with the mast elqUilletesnecess. Three gun-vessels of large dimensions, of a new construction, being captured, after a sinigiiinary contest, together with a new slimed brig, with sol diers ou board, laden with provisions, destined fUr Abr.' Our loss is severe ind:ecl, as might be expected jrwin the native of the knee, anti the extreme ob stinacy with which the enemy defended their charge' the crew crime gun-lent, No. being to a man killed or dangerously wounded, as you will see by the returns. I cannot hod words to expreps to you the zeal and intrepidity exhibited urkitt this oecitsi 001 by all, nail the nianifeat superiority of our seamen when it came to the cutlass. I must leave the eircu.nstance itsclf to amok the eulogy of the following offiot es employed under my command, viz :—.larnes Ilaidtford, Viral Lieut• of the Printalis Crndinr ; Pete, First Lieutenant, and Third Lieutenant, of the Cytherea ; Go wen Forster, First Lieutenant, and Thomas Finite- Aore, acting Lieutenant, of thk , Prometheus ; as more adequate to their merits than any thing I eau pay in their racoon. I cannot too much sithuire the conduct of M r. Charles Chambers, Surgeon of the Protnetheus, who very handtannely aerannpailied the expedition, with a view, should he mope, to be profen t .iouully meld. I Pincerely lenient, with the country, the uudertuentioued gall:tat and moat va luable officer.:— • ' '''"' iol.n .1 - MlNC:illation, killed Lit-nt. Wiilior, of f 4, Royal Marines, ditto; George Fiery, Midsta.pmau, ...va I d. ▪ moe.le•ns—.3.2 Atbew Vat Imatewsio, mortally wounded; Thomas llasul?.e, Cm's, ed Priueem Caruhni— 'aloes Camagton, Mister's Mate, 1 immt the bulimic to &e. (Sigaetl) Titus. FORREST, Capt. Captain Charles Motley Pater, Princess Carotins, senior °Seer of flu alsjeuy's ships and vessels, at Asps harbour. Relatifs of officers am.) meat beloneine to Ills Majesty's ships Priori ss Carolina, Mi.lotaiir, sod Prometheus, Lilted soul sounded iu en ■ttnrk made by the busts of those ships, ou the eiteitiy's flotilla, tot the eveuiog of the WO July, itte9 Princess Cluolins--3 killed, t wounded. uuncled. recherna.-7 wirunded. Prunirelheini-4 killed, iv.itiniled. Total—ln killed, 5l wounded. Niigata of offierra Ford 1.11,11 killiitland mounded. I'RINCESS illett—Gordon Carl inKtcni, It s,Salepatan ; Thomas At .44,11at y 111C•111,111 ; ; Joh* Prim, laselosa•v—lVountl• rd—t e , rle (.rug, able seasons', arverrly ; Daniel Laverty, 011:11,:,n ditto; Joaepla Lbirtrs, la - orate of MA- I ilk!, JIM/. .101 NOTArrt. kilted—John James I.kitterisot ; Williim 1L akin., Second Livnteivent of Royal Mariam ; Chart,. Lavits, Quarts ' , sassier ; It dolt Watt., able vraman, died of his wounds the with of July ; 1% intent %Vint:sins (3), ahlr seaman, died of his trimisils the .-Ritb of linty ; Charles Wit too, nvitioary seaman, died of bar woninis the entb Jae; John Parker, private of clarinet, riii.ll of hia • ttttt the .6th July ; t. It, pilia, pi,v..te of MAI 8010 it Juin - iron, private of ininioes ; Edward Freeman, private of Marines; Joseph Frtblin, private of marines ; Jobs, Sternum, private of marines. 11'ivinded--Gleorge Welty, Midshipman, slightly; Thomas 1 1 1illie,!llhlithipasaa, ditto; Julio thalmei a, Midshipman, ditto; Willtdo Nweley , Qua:ler-Meter, damp rowdy ; R. Brown, able Remain, slightly ; Jove ph Sheldon, aide si 411.111, greenly; Jam-. Marshall, ordinary seaman, ditto ; - Stephen HIII, ordinary seaman, ditto; Tons Hastings, ordinary seamen, ditto; James Cook, ordinary sestisao, *lightly; Rickard Riley, ordinary seaman, ditto ; Thomas Niel, ordinary seatatio, ditto; lie hulas Cody, hotelman, severely; James Scott, lendmait, shins; Henry Vernop, boy, ditto; John Liar, arrival'. of marines, slightly; Lud wig nehoster,irrivete of maroon, 'evenly; James Haven, private marims, Retort Illn‘wn, private of nia• nova, doll; •Eths, private of marines, ditto ; James Flint, private of ntarince, riittn; William Bangliani, private of Marines, do; Henry Walters, private of naartoes, ditto; John private of mariaes, tilitbay ; Tlanado Mahone), private of 'Norio, it, ditto; W Iti.ra Arrow @shill, private of marine., &it. CERBER US. _ . Woon,lo-I—Wdlinen S:ot by, i r aipisisaof the famotop, loot to arm: N.,11..niel firtu.rt, tiuurttr-Nlaytt-r '• dhow I>s irtr%, captain of the tnut..•tAp, Rlytittly ; Joh n Holmes, aide , Imo. td.;E. 5 , 317.1111, bliv,l,ll) ; Alexatukr of cotoit.cs, dates; Dattd Vadeutior, itri• • vale of oxi,rialts, ditto_ _ _ PROM IE.TR FOR. Tltontae N utultle, selokiii'S Cleric; Jtoteplt Cry, yeaarto nr ptort.er-ruetre, died on tie Mole Jaly ; Jam, 011;er, oultuery 114:4114aia Jtiols Aabourtit, ita:e of notrities Mttruded--Captutio Tltemwo Former, atizhtly ; Lieutenant Garrett Fortiter, ditto; Mr. Matthew Vemy, bootswetto, 14 ►ugly ; Peter Moekr%, (monist of the trosiutor, ditto ; • Ro!trrt Thrusst 11, yr at t. ; loom . r, 41114; ettpotin of tht 1114111.tvp, Atll, Sterrn. J, trt tstaater,tlitto; Jaw 6 'As:64•ll, ato:t tratat4a, 41.4.1.; Wal 71 ' - • -1 liva Lonithin, ordinary seaman, severely ; Peter Brown, ordinary seaman, ditto; Julio Frasier, Oreinary ditto; Thomas Nlntuaiy, ordinary seaman, slightly; Jo seph Keating, °Minas,' seaman, ditto ; Nicholas Lines, or dinary ar amen, ditto; Juhn Maim, 180.1m:ill, ditto. Return of Kith :a and I oundril un linarii the Enemy's oes sel,,captured the dstli July, tsu9. Cnii.vcasel, i lilted, do %monde& Gun•butit, N 0.61-3 15 wuUtiticti. . . - - - Guis-kout, No. rite—i killed, 19 wounded. Armed brig—s wounded. • Total la kilted; 30 wounded. - (si g ned, w. roßrir.sr, Captain. List of Vessels captured by the boats of Ilia %luicsi,•s Ones Priucess (7arolium, Minotaur, Cei haus, and (meet lice., on the night id the 45111 July, Isup. No. I :, transport brie,', of 2:1 men, Nicholas Cruiff, master, bound to Abo, laden with provisions. Nu. (ii, gait-boat, of 2 eiyhtecii.pnwiders, and 4 t men. 63, iren.huat„iirm gnus, and to men. No. tie, pin-boat, of ,t guns, and 44 wen. N.B. The gun-boats taken by the boats of the above ships at Frederickslium. (Signed) C. D. PA FEB. Atloniralty-Ogice, Aug. '26. 1809. • A letter has been received by the te.. %Vint= Wellesley Cole, front Capt. Cottrell, of ilia Ma jesty's ship the Nijadea, dated in Kihitsin Bay, the Gth of June last, giving an account of the rapture or destruction of twenty-two or twenty-tliree•ves.els in the river Kole, by the boats of the above ship. Under the directions of Lieutenants Wells and Smith. A furl, under which those vessels were an chored, was taken possession of, and the guns brought away, or thrown into the river. _____ ~.--"...,-.„--„,—,...-. _ „,....,,.....—. "••••••••••pmem . ' ..` '... t' -• , .. . ~ EA of CAPITULATION, between Mr. life .. : trade. vi Z il es Aid-de-Camp, nod youswasing frill yowel frog. : ' ' i we k i ri,we Co 'umbrae, commanding the Napat, "seitlAa.• ~ •er ^• ,rtes %\ .11mou Maxtrtll, coistrWelir , 4lo" lusiet .4... *nay... ll l l l of II is Irtritaimic Ilmitely, etnlftyetl,iteet Eatterli- . - r . . • inv . nest the Col Aly a Seore,sl,qoll4l4 ttnevart ; ~ ht . * * hilts! ..,, /4•:,r,g11y, Commissat, of NI aratar, 'AJ:w.tirtratto :.1 , titnif coins' f Brous'., and NI. Out ern, nicrebtaat., p osir4rir.g. 4., 1; 1 I diet ' leer . from 31. lxvilsonsir, m Coounahr . .. • _far , • si • vutla r of Ili4z. 161404 of St. Le* , on il.e other part. rus, ass 'I he *sr, ison shall be cotweyrtL.tolr ' e 4 i „. in the be tar, awl shall not serve agateat tireit liii ' .."*" tier the coswi it regularly eachatiged. • q tall much out with the honour , of war, anti lay , i bk °II board r...... sr tun trto,....rt ..i their ettolserkdlion. The `""Y eirrilliiit MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Oilke, .4rpvit iG, 18119. BREVET. hlaior-tlvarral Lord 111 Maui Bentiurk, to he.r.feotenftnt- General in the Anuy serving ander Mir Arthur Wilh•sley. STAFF. To he Assistant-Commissaries of Shirrs, Provisious, and Forage to the Forces—Edward Pine Coffin, (Vein.; 11. 111'llonnell,(;rot. exausrissbuts is the Oxfor.lphire !Aral Militia, :igen/ by the herrlerctut. Southern It%iiiieut. Philip 7110M31 Wykhain, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel--. dated July .5, 19119. John Flute, Jun., Esq to he ITajor-4ited as above. Nurthent Regiment. The Ithnourable Thermos Parker tn he Lieu tcuant-Cokinel Coll3lllllla4fUli--datell May 17, 111111). iVentera 11 vir rovitt. Benjiusio /1011uway,,Esq In he 3lujor--dated July 19, Iva). DANKRUPT4trrs ENLARG ER. Juba Collyer, late of Bolton, lautraslute, cottu:t-nonnufhc (arm irons Aug. 0, to Sept. ID, at tv,J, at the Bush hal t Deaus i pte, Mauch, tier. Joseph I,toty, l'pper Qtere-eireet, Rotheoh;tlese, aod Greeoload4loce,Surroy, arniabs frae•Aag. 49, to Sept. a, :a teu, at Gaildtua, Lon.too. BANKRUPTS. llirhard Johns, the youngrr, bf TI'SYS, Cornwall, eking.). • ler, l 0 surrendel, Sept. Is, 1 , ;!„ and Oct. 7, at the Red Lion In,,,'l'ruro,Conwall. Atti.rneys, Mr. lieunallark, Tram, Cornwall; and Messrs. Sandy. and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-street, London. JO6ll Hsidmirm, the elder, late of Coleman-street, London, hat now of Rorkliff, Cumberland, uterchnOt, to surrender, Sept. as, a 9, nod (hi. 7, at eleven, at the house of Thomas Jarksolf innkeeper, in Itockliff. Attar's( ys, MI sias and Welke, Spital.sonarr, Loudon; and Mr. IVilliatu Hodg son, Carlisle. Jaimm Winter and John Winter, of /tore- lane, Brixton causeway, Snerry, builders, to surrender, Sept a, 9, and Oct. 7, al twelve, al titillahall, 14•11,1611. Attonte?a, Mcsisia. Saunders is eid Judie-in, Clifford's. I nu. illiaro linau, late of Leeds, York, eloth.roerchatit, to surrender, S. pt. a, 9, and Oct. 7, at eleven, at Ow Talbot ton, in Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Sutton, Leeds , and Mr. Ro binson, Lams-street, Strand, Condom. Charles Harvey, of Monmouth, ironmonger, to surrender, Sept. s, 6, and Oct 7, tit nine, at the King's Head Inn, in filtinusoutii. Attorneys, Mr. Bombe, Monmouth ; and !Visas. Mayo and Berkeley, Gray's-I no. tquare, London. Robert Cutlis, nf {Via-rest. r, lim er, to nut render, Sept. It, la, and Oct. 7, at eleven, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol. At torn eys, Mr. James, t ;ray's-Inn-square, London and Mr Juba Cornish, Prime,* Coward of firggli stone St. Peter, Wilts, and W JAS BI rewer, of turcombe, in the same county, clothiers, to surrender; Sept. 5,81 nix, u, sa tea, and Ot'.t. 7, at six, ut the Antelupe Ins, in New Sarnia. Attorneys., Ales.m. Blake and Wilde, Fassemstreat, Strand, Lout's', and Mr. Atney, Close, Salisbury. John Olio, of Ratithonc-place, M iddlintem, hatcher, to oar eebdee, Sept. 5, at elevea, 16, at twelve, and Oct. 7, of elc• vet% at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Ste. Orchard, Hatton garden. John Smurfit, of Bell-wharf, Shadwell, Middlesex, spirit merchant, to surrender, Sept. 9, 19, sail (let. 7, at twelve, at (;ull4lsall, I.uudan. Attorney, Mr. Setree, SC Mary st.ie Jstaseph Deacon, of Baker-Wert, Purtsunn.square, tildle• sex, confectioner, to surender, Sept. n, at leis, 'i, and :let. 7, at twelve, nt Attorneys, Mews tiliep hard and Adlingtuu, Redfurstrow. 'HYMEN DS. Sept sr3. William tarlantl, late of Sliepton Mallet. SZ4•3/11. aetsloire, inukulder, at eine., at the George Inn, Simpton Mullet. Sept. 23. Joseph Pippet, of Chewsloke, Sonata setkliire, co- Woman), at eleven, at thelieorge Ina, in Sheldon Mallet, Svmserselsbira. OM. 114. Henry Nicholson, lute of Pridge-street, IYeslrsin ster, but now of lllShopsote.stri el, Lundini, silk-wererr, at eleven, at Guildhall. Oct. as John Brook. , Knight, of Caammile-street, London, cords sitar, at eleven, t Landon. Nov. 14 53111611 I iti).l.!, of (Io..Ill1"1•MeN/I, Middlesex, chandler, it twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov is ltabert Itoiiiiisioi, of Manchester, cotton twist and 'weft dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Sept. tn. Aim ('hurl , of New Bond-street, Middlesex, milliner, at lactic, at Loudon. Sept. in Nathaniel dohs Wyorholf.levreastle-npon-Tyne, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lundy°. Nu/I. of Hare...l-rim, Rear Hart. • fard.hritge, Hants, coach-milker, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. lii. John Illerliett avid Charles Mayo, of Loudon, warehousemen, at eleven, at Guildhall. Oct. 7. 1,11,0111 Neel, of Chiswell•street, Middlesex, •ietual. ler, at demo, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. tii. David Junes, of Commerce. row, Christ Minh, surrey, baker. at eleven,. at Guildhall, Londet. Oct. 17. Robert Swain?. of Halifax, York, John Swalue, of Skit coat, Halifax, Edward Swami , of Condor, Hannah Swavoe, of Ilalifax, Joseph Sesame, of Halifax, and 11, - my itarnshottion, of Bradford, Vatic, merchants,. at tea, at tire N kite Swan, in Halifax. Sept. 19. William PesintriA, of noswarpe, Whitby, York, rope-mater, at eleven, at the GC1.11 1 ;I: fun, in Kingston upon-Hull. Nov. N. William Whitehead, late of Shall Hall, in Saddle worth, York, woullemmauntactivier, at one, at the Head, is Mirisley, Ashton-under-Line, I ameashire. Sept. lb. Walter 'Turnbull, of Osfoid•striet, Middlesex, at tell, at Guildl•al, London. Oct Ili. Samuel Braddock, of 3111t1 lestield, Cheshire, inn. keepar, at eleven, at the hall's Hind Ina, iu Macclesfield. CEICTIFICATE.s--s., to. John march, late of Stratford, Essex, Thomas l'aty, of Lime-street, London, merchant. John Dent, of Slwlinn, Stadfordabir e , none veo never. Robert Swaiue, of Geed,, Yorkshire, wool ;tarter. John "Tde, late of Lon;htuu, Ruckiaglimodole, turner. Ja res Robertson. of I.ydd, New, aver. John Persons and Wiliam Dauer', both ut lane, 11 a. tainater, hair • upv, t IV'Arill. INTE LLIQENCE. kALItoUTII, AUGUST 23. Wert this dry, the !oitiel.vt, for Jamaica ; Duke of Kea ditto, Lveotord hiaiiits ; iriesr e ,fid,l ditto, Americo ; lJuke of !tent ditto, Coiliz ; Princes.; Efi:alsetls ditto, 1.14i, m i ; Wottaingliam ditto, Lisbon; Prince Adolphus ditto, Biota, ; eatiaret ditto, 114editerriiiieati.—Wtod S.W. to W.N.W. TOR AV M AUGUST 23. Sailed the .1/erntaid with the fleet tin Quebec. lIAKWICII. AUG. 23. This morning 30f) sail ni shipping passed tins place Irons the Bunn: fur the River. SHEERNESS, AUG. Q. Sailed the Gamic/ sloop of war, with a nett for Gottenburg. The Nnyader frigate is arrived, and a fleet passed by for the River.—Wind S.W. DEAL, AUG. 25. Arrived in the Downs lad night, the Nolurrela and Reeenge: and this day, the Eagle, Hero, andl Illitstriuns, all from off Flushing, with sick arid wounded inen, arid a great many prisoners. The Micas and Centaur have sailed to the Eastward ; arid the I/Wear* has sailed on a cruise. The outward-bound remain.—Wind S.W. 4P0R77N0 INTI,'LLIGNNCE. YORK AUGUIT MEETING. THURSDAY, AVOrST R 4. The Produce Stakes of lu n gs each, h ft. for three-years 0141 COHS,EISi jib , fillies, tilit..—Thase gut by untried Stalltun., Ake. to he allowed 316 —Two isiles.—(2l Subscribers ) Ld F l own iltiata's b. r. ‘Thitenuse, by Dun Quixote, out of Cecilia, allowed 3111 1 Sir SY M. Sykes'. b c Sir Petronelt, by Sir li,ter 'resale w LA Miltou's is. e. Cervautes, by thin Quixote, out of Evelina Hr Peirse's C Lisette, by Hauibletoniatt, out of Lou stunt's, nil, wed alls of Hatnitton's b c. Lancaster, by Beningbrougli or Shuttle, allowed Alb Mr. Clifton's b. f. ledladinida, by Sir Peter Tamale, out of Fanny Mr. Ileneles h. (. Teazle Dena, by Sir Peter Teazle, oat of Hitropipe G to a sgst. Cert . :titles-4 and t ngst.. auy udici —A very floc race. Fifty Pentads given Ivy the City if York, added to one-third of a Sulrecription Purse, by tu Subscribrni of acme each, for six year ulJs, ast. tall.. ; and aged Insure*, Sue. , Four notes. Mr Prime's b. on Rosette, by Boningbronals, y r old walked erer. MEETINGS OF CKF.DITtiItS AT CUILDIIALI., To-Null now. N. N. William Steelman, Brani,ell'a-buildings, Rose wort, Soho, cabinet-maker - a to Joseph Lines, I:ppes Clueen-street, Rotherhithe, aid Greenlanddock, Surrey, smith - 3 10 Fianinel Tbontas Coulson and Jolla King Corder, Lyan• Regis, Norfolk, reedsmeu - 10 Henry George Plaskett, Iltiggina-lane, Bread-street hill, !Amami, •ictualler Andrew M•Ctillork, late of Upper Gros Gnervenor.srmare, nary-agent Thomas Neale, St. Nlartin's-laue, dealer in spirituous liquor John Gray, Newcastle-opna.l yet., aserchent ‘Villiaiii Johnson, late of ffertfuril, coal-mereliai Canterbury-square, Southwark, Surrey, corn-fart,,,- 9 101 Richard Horatcy, now 'a late of Lliier-street, Spite!. fields, dealer - 2 10 • DIVIDENDS. Charles IJelaliorle, Esher, Surrey ; and Haymarket, !Middlesex, distiller - 11 Richard mered;th, (Ixfard•strcr t, linen-draper to Capper, 1101borii.lrill, lateri-draptr - IA David llbiturniab, HruLeinsurst, Hampshire, shop keeper - . - . 10 - 10 - 10 t 14 Robert Bugle, sen. Robert Duriw, jnn. and William bruit, Luva.tane mercluala II Withaus Heslop, Illaca.utre, naaa'a-tnercee - 14 Chit I'ICAT Isaac 'Mearelin, late ofCheapaide, I.un.:un, perfumer. ‘V,lmm of Great Dibtaft laur, Landon, aqua and Grandy mrrebant. Willham Wake, of Spital-square, London, silit-onanufae- liner. Nathaniel John Winch, of Newcastle-upon• Tyne, merel.sut. John Du as, late uOrStockpol Chester, moor ! , •wilVelitr Joshua Smith, tate ..11:vesitsm, 'Worcester, innholder. Thomas Turner, of Birnstunklustat, Wurwirk, bin !um- maker. Peter Mau t tamest, of St. Jitturtiveirret, attunes, ware houseman. Altraham Joseph Serpa, of nury-street, Loudon. mercbattt. Ruben C.ls tour, of Caesium-street, Loportion, woreitouseutam. — ()C104 OX PKtCI tW!. 3 per Cent. Redueed....... Gal 3 per Cent. t:unimela .. . tini 4 pet Celt „............ P4il . i pet Cent. Navy — • • 9 11 i 9 Lou; Annuities ........ ..... ...Set 13.16Siss Onnutatn lodia Stuck .. ............. ....... is6s 7 India Bowl*. . ft all pegs. ENrhretner Bina Enttrry Cutsavie fur ..... ............. ........ tis T. NISH, Rieck-brisker, 4, Cambia., wed 9, Charing, roes. The wife of a juurnrvman • whrelwrighl, oa,ne,l I furleton, ail industrious yoaust niaa, but kr low einrituittam•ea, war %eete,day morning ltroo4ht to bed of three bur, all Ilk,-Iv to do well. She resider uppn•ite Upper Geurge-atret I, Edg ware road. thi Friday sennight, at Ealing, the Hos. Mrs. Spaces l'erecval, of a still-tioru tt All.111,1f: Gl._ _ On Satneday, rl 41..Goorce's, Ilanmter4wiaare, John Priace, li.q. of SOUtilN ark, to Mica Hail, only daughter of Esq. Halkinddreet, Groseruor-place. ths Saturasy, 'noon= Earl. of hlouceiter•plahr, to Nita O'Collaglsan, daughter sod ('n-fteirvar of tlo .tte Edmattd O'CullAglotn, of Kilgore!, r . ~,, of Clare. On OW 15th ot.d. Owen Daly, of Woodland in the count) of Weattneath, Cali to the amiable %has Anna, Spaa ❑er, youngest acnelater Joarpb Sri-inner, of Bally- 314e f..gan, iu tit. warty of Tipp* rary, Lay. DhATHS. _ At Cuwhriilige, un flat lJtk roar. the flan. !Wm Nichol, ilaushter of the I.lle Brio, Lard Vraetiont Avhlwouh, uf the kingiloni of Ireland , +mil wife ef tbe Rev. Jobe Ntrhul, of Glainursaarliire. 'll . lie Lady Of Admiral Sir B. E. Stanhope, Bart. late of Bath. Lately, aged sit, Mc* Reston, in St John's Madder-mar ket, Nornich : She wits a native of Wales, and ciininionly called the Feeeneaass, froth the circumstance of her conceal ing herself one evening is the wainscoting of a lodge room, where she harm that sscret ; t►e knowledge of which, thou sands a lier are have in vain attempted to arrive at. It is Kalil she was a very eio %slat. 014 wiretap, as the secret died with her. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS OAT. Horsier/ 44 spin. alter a I Afters**. to win. after • T~ LONDON :—Pitnted in C. SMITH, No I, Clement's Inn, atql published Rt. thr OS/1k Nu 1:6. Bork of St. Clement's ( Lomb, Sound, by .1 WHITE, .f *sate place...--Oedors, tot tlas raper, tint t 4 UAW Oat., 4 04 M - Pa"l‘r 1 "." slt!, Atttode d to. _~ ommr Wr (•o. ri