The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-08-05 00:00:00

• . • • • sitoltlyz.v IslELLlotzfet• EDINSUILGH &WES ) . set*. • 110 T: DAY. The City's Purse, grgs. R h. 31,,rk Anthony • Mr. Garland's b. us. Jenny Yr. A. Hug's b nt Sophia r 3 143313 Antltuny noticed the seettud Lest. OXFORD RAGS. tuattrial, syncst I. The Gold Cap, value loop., the rest in specie, a Subserip tiriu of stip. rads, for four-scar olds, 7st. ;lb.; tire-year olds, ant. 71b. ; six-year olds, g►t. ; and aced, fist. 4th. Pow• (4l Subcribers.) Mr. b us. L'Huilc tie Wises, by Whiskey, a yrs old Mr. Rau boson's Fr. h. Grimaldi, need Mr Husuitl.sb,h.Cassia,6yrsold Sir S Sitwell's b. f. Gou,auder, t yrs. old Mr. i.llC4tl'S h. f. Guildford Nati, Iyr old I; to *Fain t Goosauder, 2to 1 agiost L'Huile de Venus. The Tow■ Plate of 301. w•as not run for, fur want of horses TIVNTINGDON RACES. TUZIP•Y, AVEC I. S•rcepstaken of Ten (knot's each. Thirteen Subscriber,. I ora Maki/ilk's Bustard Mr C. Browlic's Marquis. Lor.il Slanell's Brighton Lass Mr, J. Fletcher's ar c. by Canterbury........ Gen. Grosvenor's Bair Ellen fifty Poutid.v—Plate. Mr. C. Bi own's Marquis Sit J. Sitelle)'s Sock t dr AEU% r4DAY. The Ilinchiolkrouke Stakes--The rind year of a ftweepstakes each, tsp. R. fur J, 4, 5, Cr )n. .Id, awl aged Lona s Mt Cave Brown's b. b Dehills, 6 yrs. ail l Lord ILowt Iter's r h. g. 1 . elluvr Hammer, 6 yrs. old 2 Sir C:liiirles Bueliney's Overseer, 4y. oM .. 3 Gto. Gramma', g. f Fair Flits', 3 srs iil,l 4 Mr. J. Flctcher's R. c. b' Canterbury, 4 ) rs. old dr V.ily Founds for 4,5, and ii yr. olds, a nd aged horses, &c. . - .. . . The brat of three e•milv hrate. 131aihnry's Agnes., a )rs. old 1 I. Pr.:woes 1 rs Al , the Fan,' were coming in after the Su eepetskes, three etf them a svmg lamed, and t:eu Grosreimen telly, rair Elio , loins a; some :itti.• distinct hrhind, a boy, in attempting to 1111105 fin emirs.; .as thrown doirii, much bruiee.l by the fall. wag elastic,' oil septette,. ; %mitts an. Loiterer, en t ert ained of his I. cover!. 'Cie lonte anti his rider wcrr also brought to the . ground, and the foctiter appeared to be considerably Burt for a abort time after the arr. , i,tit. 'the tatter mitred about apparent iojary. WORCESTER RACU. The brae me w w Tneeday, a Sweepstakes, eleven Snit- Scribers, of kb galweaa c ieb, tees won, atter three well-con tested beats, by Lord ttsford's Vici+wri. Mr. (*magic's IDitch,l4 'Null the first, bitt tell in pulltng up, and wus drawn. A AI Rich fur 31,1. w.t. won by Capt. Lteowttea horse, br;:l life. i , wirice. rapt. rooene rode hi, o' boar . In the Awn, the find heat for the Platy f All Ages, ass Lord Xtautfoi art. Stultou ; the se cond, by a lily hy mkt - 4; and the ton attet flinch held /1111111•Ig n , by Staten. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARIOET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, lioq. -.-- , Sir C. LuraturV'S Fair Stun, Ni 71b. against Mr. nab -1"o-DescriPt. t half wile of It. C too, It. ft. lIOUGIITAN NCGTIKG. '("DAY. 111 , . Slsskr spear's 1144 - ot — retrr i DR. Majur 1 ,. 'out"). Juasper, Sat. Pt , . Two-year old course, sugs. WA HD TORII V. L.,d Jersey', Nob's. wt. 716. 'gaunt the !irk...4llst. laud's Volucrss, alb. Two-year old course, h It. THURSDAY. 1111ke of Ruthurrs Sialtslor, tot 716. *rains' Sic G. Weh rle''. Zaii/A, gist. 51b. Across tit eat, 200,11. ft. rxrenzo.v. Oa Friday last, Pat.;et L.-rime and 7' , ,ons. 111.0-4 were executed at tVeressier, purinaist to dna- st Welters at the list assizes fur that rowdy. They suit ictl for having rob. bed sad ill-treated M-. etfirles Sastre, om the highway he. twesu Broinsgrovr, I.ltkes sad Nuirthf.t Id tu.opitse. Three nnf..,unstc mess weir of Ireland, sod writ.: attelokll, aft. r their COMilinamti..u. ud the time of lbw vsecuttuo, by a guru:to C.lthatic Priest Brady made the 101MA:in: confession !-14. was 2, years of age, a weaver by trarl:, soil horn in the town to Imutli, comity of Louth, Ireland bait been in the army four year and a half, and bad 1Z 11 f .ona vat ioas t•efooteitt, Tbs fallowing are the rohbertes he acknowledzed to have committed it I anidon, io •eommine with one Brogan (where he first became acipiaiiited with him), lie stole twit watches from their lodgings, then we iit to Bristol, and en. listed into a regiment these; Afterwards went to Bury Ml. Erliamid's ' and became acquainted with two other Aiwa etatts; they bought pistols and ammunition, to order that they might go on the highway. which they did, and stopped two footmen, from is ham they took tat. in not. A They did nothing more till they arrived at IVarwiek, soon after which they robbed a man on 01 , Silalford road, of him watch, hat, some copper and silver hinucy ; a week after this latter rob bery, COCT Iteat 00 the Ilirturazhain-road, awl stopped two hoes: melt, but one of them having a spirited horse, escaped, When DC0:1111 shot at him they then. pallid the other op' his'hurve, sod robbed him of two guineas, ninth was all he had ; a inward of :.to, gainers was oliered next day for the imerehassio• of the person who actually fired the shot They neat stale a sheep; after whir h there of the gang de• aert.al, and attempted to rob a mans 1115•11' W. , lverbanapion, but Le escaped, although nomad, aaaiuit air COnbt'la msr his assoriates, tired at him. The next night they robbed a banker's clerk of 11folverlistupton, of sal. and a silver watch. The :aid rultbery they eammuitted was (list for which tbcy antlered. . _ _ We extract the following siogular Epitaph from a recent !key and interesting Juurual of a Voyage down 'lf. \I ye There resided At Chepstow, H ratan of the name of Dowistrin, who inrarried 0 ifiu ! rli:cr of the Rev. Mr. Cutsr. tither-in fra was, when alive, the constrain sithject of his ri dont ; and. anon hid decease, he wrote the fulluw in; lines, which ante's, on his tooth in the church yard: " Item lit at nit.! du p%otrst o Our At within another: The chest of WOSI4I was very frmod %V ko 11.11. IP/ of the other !" Mr. F. BUCKLE. in pliiilll 4 np Saiagbar, after the race, M Lewes, ou Satttrda% rats agaum a tarringc, and was ronsidera:it) hurt. The Liffey, Ft%ut.mr, Oulu L0m1..0 to Malta, is takea 6f u privateer fro:a Marie,lll:v. PUFF ►XTtAUROIN AKY FROM A MN fob I 'Cr! U. PA- F 64.- 6 8001 *IA the ilm eusetons,mptioa or honk, and its dependencies, that one I.,ndou bookseller, Sir RICUAID i'HI f. 1.1 P%. hits (wised NY runny sheets of piper to he printed upon, within the Last ten gate, sw, laid side by side, would extend twice round the world." N.B. The suite estimate ( I., e s tint include the simple Knight's letter to riewspaiit. fl, AM OM: Or Mzl, CLA Ea 7 coterie. THE FINE AIM, Thursday the ,catluldu.g and awning were re , moved from the steno erected in Russell-sqoare, iis honour of the late Duke of Bedford. ?deny friends of the Duke and lovers or sculpture attend ed : the effect produced on the spectators was a lively admiration of the performance, mingled with emotions of regret for the loss of a Nobleman who delighted in promoting the good of his country.— The statue is colossal ; the attitude well chosen, graceful and manly; the folds of drapery ure'am ple, yet sufficiently detailed. llis Grace reposes one arm un a plough, the left hand holds the gifts of Ceres, cohlormisig with the general plan of a monument intended to mark the Duke's patriotic fondness for agricultural pursuits. Spring, Sumpter, e I 'dawn and. Hinter, personified iu the endearing semblance of children, play round•the feet of the statute, whose apparent magnitude seems aug mented by the contrast. The pedestal, in embel lishments and size, is well adapted to the purposes of illustration and strength : to the four corners are attached bulls' heads, in very high relief, the cavity immediately beneath the upper moulding is adorned witlcherds of cattle in recumbent postures; on the curved sides are rural subjects in basso re firm ; the tirst represents the prepanttion for the ploughman's dinner, the husbssidmais's wife, on her knees, atteolls the culinary department; a yosith, sounding u horn, two rustles, and a train of oxen at rest, finish the groupe.—The second composition is snide up of reapers and gleaners variously employed ; the young women in the centre is delineated with the comeliness sod grave of a village favourite. These enrichments, the four Seasons, anti the statue of the Duke, are all cost in bronze, and so very successfully, that, with the palish of high finishing, they preserve the spirit of an original model. l'he massy material of the pedestal is Scotch granite, and, together with the superstructure, mea sures, from the level ground to the summit of the nuniumeni, 27 feet. The principal figure is nine fret high. FI?ENCH FIC the frauds awl arctic:es practised by the French Goverieinent to abuse the public mind, it hus ranteel to be inserted in its Gazette, the Moni teur of the 10th last, an article purporting to be a copy of the Speech at the clone of the Ilut Session of Parfigment, bat which is in fact a cross e 't1(10111, forged unit mininfactured for the purpose of imposing upon the French na tion. The original genuine Speech runs thus : ". My Lords and f:ctittcuieri, " Tin atrocious and unparalleled act of violence and trea chery, by which the Rule, of France attempted to surprise and to enslave the Spaniel, Nation, while it has excited in Spaiii a determined and anconnnerable resistance against the usurpation mid tyranny of the French Goverlinient, has, at the same time, awakened in other nations of Europe a deter 'ablation to mat, by • new effort, the continued and in creasing microarliments en their safety and independence. " Although the uncertaiaty of all human events, and the vicissitudes attendant upon war, forbid too confident an ex pectation of • satisfactory mane to the present •isttpCfe against common , ny of Euepr, His Majesty cointnands ■s to congratulate you upon the splendid and important success winch has recently crowned the arms of the Emperor of Ausitie, tinder the able and lilliiitleeished continct of his Im perial Highness the Archduke Charles. To the effo r ts of Europe for its n - .r ta deliverance, Ills Majesty has directed us to assure you, that he is determined to continue his most strenuous assist:owe and support, convineed that yon will a g ,ec with him iu consideriug every exerting fur the re-seta. blishnieut of the independence and security of other nations, as era less conducive to the true intermits, thau it is herounag the character and tiouour ofCreat Hi-tient." The French fulmicatinn runs thus:— " My Lords and Gentlainen--The uncertaii.ty of all kugnan events, and the, vu•isattudes attendant opon war, do not albs us to cherish toe confident a hope ui 'emelt the present straggle terminate in a fortunate issue ; for we have to struggle against as enemy of an ether cesior, with whole .ere, se ging proaper,, 0.11 erlfo, 1711.1 incredible 'bject. nt. - VP fail of SIN.Vat. His Maje►ty, bounce, coulentwels as to as sure you, that he is determined to continue to assist, and to support to the utmost of his power, the efforts made by cluntria, convinced that dun will agree witlf him, that every measure whirl) tends to the re-establisliment of her pendenee, are VW teed coadactve to thy true iutercets of Great Britain than they are htrotuing her character and her bosoai." ------- ft will be uninediatcly perceived, on a comparison of these two extracts, that the French Government has not only omitted an entire paragraph relative to the atineiou. conduct of Bonaparte, but that it has perverted :mother to the praise of the Usurper. COURT MARTML. NEWGA' GENERAL. ORDER!. POIRSE-GU ARON Jl•tir 25, I PIV9. At a nenrral Court-Martial bald at Portsmouth, on the lath April, i ion, mid roninsucil, by. ailjoianinsents, to the with of the same month, Capt. Stanza i•rockett Chamber. tapir, of the West Essex Regiment of Militia, was arraigned upon the followin4 charge, viz.— " That on or about the leo, day of Alarrb loot, Captain einamlierlavue, being than at the tintilie ineusworon, at Has ler Barracks, did assert, that he would not believe Colonel Duckett, if a Bible was put into bit bands, an d he was to smear ; and that he looked sips)* him to Iw that sort of fellow that he would ant believe him, by God Almighty, if he too k a soleinn oath on the Bible, or worths to that effect t sad oat to admit, the TO day of the said month of !Starch, that he, ('apt Chemberlayite, did also, at the ow sti tulde at the said ftariowks, assert, that Liantemoit•t I)nr+,r It w na the gi raisin courtier and the damnedest poltroon in awl, of winds to that etiete i a conduct and Lrliawinar orno,I:oloto and ofibecoming the character of mt Hfierr anJ a tientleman,Bl4tl highly prejudicial to good order and w ider, discipline " •the Court Caind the ”risoner Criiitt i of the charge evhi• hued agatort hint, (with the exception of that part ..1111.11 purports that hr ivied the word Fellow" an speaking of I.ieut -Colottel flurkrtt, which was not found to base been proved r nod adjudged him to be flt•nrio,dfrumr Majesty's 11 -, A ks,ez. His Majesty has been please.: to confirm the sentence of the (burl, anal the Consmandet-in•Chief dutch', that the charge exhibited aeninst onlirelayne, together with the sent rn ee of the Court, .n.l Ills Majesty's confirms cos thereof, shill he read at the bead of every Regirneut, and entered in the Ilrderly Books. By the Commander in. Chief Command, HARRY C.U.YERT, Adjutant General. A , zrnt lemuil of the name oflioirtior wry, Thurs day, held to hail at Union Ilall, to take his trial for violently stroking Mr. Dlions. jos. the Engineer on the heed, so as to calm a compression on the brain, in a dispute upon the subject of the pro irtled 14,101 ntli - hright.'• it was at first objected to adm►t him to bail, the life of r. 1.),)ou bring c o n sidered in danger; but the eviihniee of 911111 e eminent professional tirntlemmo not establishing this fact, bad was ordered to be taken. MARIcErg. CORN-EXCHANGE, Ato. 4. Tlteire are some fresh arrivals of Wheat this day, but the supplies os hand short, and eater thereof nadidsin our last currency. New Rye rutin r dearer. Barley and Malt lake. *ate, for prime sarstilea, and in .butt supple. Pesa arid Beuns. of the two kind continue to vary but tittle. There sir . I arrivals of foreign Oats, with wine few from the North country, and those of first quality are named sonic what dearer. Flour on terra, of the late advance, and title Asko icau as our bat. . • t:I'ItRENT PUCE OF GRAIN. Wheat Fine ditto 1055. Tick Beatsl 445. ..;os. lid Rye 46a. 531. Oata 431 244. 3,11 Barley... ....... 375. 435. iii. VI.. 395. lad Malt. 73s. sos. Putatoe ditto to 4(4 od. White least 100.. P. sor Seed 4Ol gos. • (Inoilera)ine Flour liVs• OSS. Grey Peas.— 4111. sits, Socettikl 7os. sus. UN BRIINIE. Coro-Inspet toes ikturo.--THuuso aY. Act:. 3. Wheat, per load. 231. —s. to 2gl.—s. Barley, per quarter t2s. to 44s —.l. Oats 365. --rl. b.) 4 —d. • luaus 55a. —d. to Os. Old --s. —4. to --d. Peas ftos to 36.. —A I.or ZVI. •141/1. Kent, 41. 011. I'l 61. o. Kent, 31. 154. to 31. 104 11011114.1, 31. 1114. to 41. 10w. 5104.134. 31. Idx. 1.. I. 44 Foot, 4l . os. to 61. on. Foraltam,7l. to 81. t.n Piti(:tB OE NAY AND STRAW, YESTERDAY. 41%44 'tr.'s. wartacm4 Hay, 41. I to. to 61 ion. n4l. Hay 61. T. 10 71. 74, Straw, 11. Igs. to :11. as. od. New, el. es. to Clover, 71. 78. to al. its. Straw, it tas. to 11. tie. S!H IT II I'l Kt. D MA ItK ET, Acta. 4. litim iny's market had hut an inconsiderable supply of digerent kinds ore:title. :%luttuit iiiid Pork Me de.1147 thnii ear Ins, renurt. siert, Veal, and Lamb, sold zit lest prices, and the trade in general was nut over kin:. The sales in the Ilan •maiket were trifling. Straw fetched a better price than Sluuday's market. Hay stud Clover continue lii .. one as per hest. Vie LIIIIIPX an &mutate statement of the pricey and numbers. To sink the Offal per atone of nlb. Href......45. 4d. to sa. ad. Head of Cattle, thus day : Mutton...4c 1.01 to M. 4.1 hMita Lamb.... 50. oil to 60. od. Sheep and I...nubs_ 6,711..) Veld, is. OA. tii6s. MI. Calves ..... t ., Pork :.a. ott. lia 6s. J. Pig, ll,o AND I.I:ADENHALL (By the Careadia.) Bea 24 ed. to as. ed. Veal a. id. to 6.. ed Mutton 4s 4d. to 51. 4d. I Pork be. 4d. to tis. 8.1 lAsitt ee. set. to 34.114. _ _ 14i1:1•ETS. PRICE 01.` TALLOW. St. James'i Market ;is 11111 ' "fuernTallow sits eat —6 0 CJare Market %%litrehave) Market 5s Id White ditto .. 911 od uos a a per ut. of slb. ----. Soap ditto .... !lift oil oos a Msrd Melting Stuff 7ls 0.1 —s 0 Average.... Sr 11,1 Ditto Tough 416• oe. —s V Graves .... Good Dregs Yellow Soup, ins—Mutt I a ItsConl, 116 s Price of Candles, per doses. las (id—Muukh, 15. ts 4 • • • COAL MARK ET—Auc. 4. Ships et Matitet. Shilmisohl. Price. la ..!Scwcassk - . 4 ..hunardand IRISH HARP SOCIETY. The last meeting of this benevolent and patriotic institution, at the Theatre, in Capel-street, was crowded to a great degree. A long hoe of car riages attracted the notice of the passers by, and Irian beauty and grace never appeared more en chanting than in thus honouring the Harp, and i• contribotiog to raise it out of its present debase ment cud obscurity, General Vallenery, the long tried and unshaken friend of Ireland, her antirpti ties, and venerable customs, honoured the Theatre by hii preseisee : Mr. Trotter, the friend of the ilhistrions and unrivalled Fox, Mr. O'Neil, of Clt pelixed, Mr. Lidiard, Mr. T. Connolly, Mr. 'Tho mas Lefton', (a distinguished amateur,) the nephew of slr. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, and inane re spectable musical gentlemen, stood near the harp er, unity. His airs were heard with attention and feeling. The beautiful words of the most charm ing of modern poets, Moore, were reversed ; it was 110 luliger— .. The Harp that once through Tsra's halls " The soul of lIIIIPIC shed, " Now s ou r os male cm Tani. walls, " •s if that soul ware era." But the plaintive tones of the Irish harp sweetly resounded, tilling with intiaite pleasure all present; and also imparting that pleasing satisfoctiou, which springs from witires , ing the restoratiou to health in a beloved ohjeet. 'flue founders of the Irish Hurp Society, in fulfilling the ditties of doing justice to - merit in the shade, and of conciliating the jarring minds of society, by reviving the iiatiolial music, eaninit fail to la supported in their honourable ca reer, and some future hard, emulating, perhaps sur pris,ing, Carulan, miry rerund their exertions, when their names are fading into oblivion, and their hearts no longer vibrate for the good of a beloved country.—(Duldin hmeniag Pail.) • lira cii cuter letter from the Adjutant-General to all the oltintevr and Yeomanry corps iu the kingdom, it appears that the usual inspection dur ing the months of July and August is dispeusi d with n Medicine is an well maculated, or has better succeeded iu giving relief in intrtren.te. bad cases of Serophula, thud SPILSIBURV'S PATENT ANTlacoa sourtc DOOM A trial wit+ prove tins, and con- vine.. even the tender anxiety of parents, when the glands become hist swelled awl diseased, or the usual symptoms of seraplitilous eulargrruent of the stowedh in children tekis filar e. In eruptive cast's of Scurvy. Gout, Itheninatenn. and Nervous Irri tation of the Stomach, from bilious affections, its superiority has long been acknonleilgerl. The ge nuine Medicine has the words, " HT THE KIN is's PATENT," expressed on the bottle, lull of diner tion, and ()inside wrapper, anal the King's duty is printed in black Mk. Sold at the Hispeusury, 13, Soho-square, Loudon, in small hottles of Sr. Gd. double bottles los. and larger 11. 'JR.—Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant 'modem, Ns. An unfortunate Irishman nausea 0' Flagkerty, who was desperately wounded in au affray with souse of his countrymen wt the night of last Solidity se'nnight, in Chick-lane, died of his wounds is, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on Tuesday night. A Corouer'e Inquest as. held on the body, on Wed- Bewley evening, at St. Ilartholosacw's Hospital, which, idler sitting iu arliberation until one yester day morritiig, brought in n verdict a 114/fiti Manley, :against three pegtona, two of whom are in custody. .. AfArAL INTPLLz6Ei.E. • • , • • . CUM 3. Arrived the Set lidos a DU dd' sci (' ii l a tru.st. Vr . Ind S.W. Irstitsinfu e A yore+ I:, A rrived the Spanish xebec St. Anomie, Arii Arno, el days' frosu Gibraltar, fur Guernsey ; and the altreph, Foi•ster; from ditto, for ordain. Sailcd tbe Dumber, for the Dt;wit, aith convoy Tervarheed packet, Western, for Cd.raltar, and Sic:ily ; Maitekswer, Davies, tor the Leesta n i Islands; I)ake of Mantr,kie, Ittnett, for Cadiz.; Illarlborougl, Bull : and Prioress Charlotte, Kerr, for Lis'oon, with Mail..—Wind N.W. ELlritoUTil-Do(:R, AUGRisr Yesterday arrived the Virago gun-brig, Lien benison Peitmeo, having in tow a ship, water-paged, called the Reliance, which she picked up in the Western Ocean, without a mast, howsiwit, or rods der, or any thing living on board. She itp!ie;trs ie burden upwards of 500 tons, and being Isd..n with the valuable article of masts, die was IA this means kept afloat. lice sides are covered with Mummies, and she appears altogether so ue.ither la-iten, that she might be supposed to be iu the water 1.2 months. The Virago fell in with her Live weeks ego, since 's l at time she has been tow ing into port. A bottle was found- bar pump, containing x ineinorailituni, in pencil mark, of her being fallen in with, on the t 24111 May, by a British frigate, olio took out of her six men sad an officer, and left her on the wide ocean. She is a Damsh. built ship, supposed, to be sent to Quebec as a traissport in the English service, and loaded with masts for a fisreign market, computed to lie worth 30,0001. About six weeks since the Cadmium. Clio% Wyrr.,:t, fed in with the some vessel, out of which she took some s l ants: but haviag dispatches on booed, reluctantly rotated her. The l'irogo's Offi cers sod crew were reduced to bhu. t mks/slice, from the length of nine she laid her in tow. She i 4 brought up atougsithi the dock-yard, and, its wpm' as e n s a wyer reto ens limn the Adinitafty. it is thought she will be isnioaded in the mast-pond. Last eve • g the brarietinii and fa:!ey cutter sailed to the Eastward; and the Co,inins !loop to Dartmouth, to brii: 4 round the new sloop Par lately launched there ; also the Eadeorosr, w,tli a convoy Ind' S‘Aintsea.. Arrived the Precoyasrs and. Woolwich store-sh;pe from Portsmouth. oast, atitdirr This morning, His Majesty's bra; Rinaldo staid with 15 sail of cavalry transports to tile Eastward, to join the Expedition. The whole of this tidy it has blown very hard from W.S.W. The Derizrosu gun-brig has made the signal fur outs oy to ihe Westward.—Remain in the Downs. Ills rrlit,:)%i ships Chinon, Malcom, and Dexterous. .twit Plea *anthill and /index transports : also tie Mentor, Brine, Caledonia, Dixon, and a great many other outward bound ships. In consequence of the prevalence of strong S.W. winds, we cannot expect, at this quarter, day intel ligence from the Expedition. Four o'clock, p. es.—Struig gales, and squally weather.—Wind W.S.W. DOVER, AUGUST 3. It is reported here that our troops have take., the Island of Scliowen. CREENOCR, JULY 31. The Royal Charlotte, Morris, arrived here yes terday, from Grenada; sailed thence c7tb June; left the Egauton, Cilkinscin, to stil in three or four days alter, for the Clyde. The Hope, Hen derson ; and Sm.:umiak, Niecol, suilrd Am the 26th, to join convoy at Tortola. On the Juth spoke them and the Hopewell, Grossard, front Tobago, going into Tortola, where the dlor,„:•are:. IhPLyinotit. from Tobago, and the lice ale:, Kogers,•from St. Vincent's, had arrived, gpoke 'on the let July His Majesty's brig Sappho, w h o in formed itten, that the Pomona, Rowe, was to sail o u the Ist iirf July, ftntll St. Thomas, fur the Clyde. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAS:SE!D, AVOUST i.--Arrived the George, Mite, Rom Gibraltar; Frederick, Briego, ftvim Nen.,4"olk ; Jaw, Ritchie, from Tetutriffe ; Vigilant, The), from Greenland ; Unity, Gardner; Favourite., Forster; and Mtirt, Beech, Runs Oporto; Larkin, Cortes; and Vrnus, Tour, from Jamaica; and Betsey, Patterson, from Unthee.—Sailed the %Vaiimead, Moreton, fur Rarbndors ; Desdemona, Sheplut fur Virginia ; Trafalgar, kern, be Martinique ; Annabelin, Abercrombie, for 'Foliagn; Unren Charlotte, Andrews, for the Cape of Good Hope; Arethass, Greig, for Lisbon; Packet, DUI kwurt h ; and Pelham, Bunter, for Cadia , and Ileitaun, fur Gibraltar. A RI% I V ED In Stanolvte Creek—the Daphne, Mitchell ; Moo., Blown ; ; Cosiainghein, —; John aid Thomas, Nicholson; Bailie, Camel ; Falcon, Weston sad Fame, Lusk, hum the Mediterranean At Plyitmoth—the Franeklyn,Jayen ; and Catharine, from Gibraltar. At Falmottlb--the)ubn, Parish, from Buenos Ayres. PRICE OF STOCIiS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cert. 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