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ni kre- Irerry izilr!rr ----.-~r---T • WE EXPIDITION. _mop— • 9113190 AM JULY 22. The second divi..inii of transports and turn of war, gun-limits, &c. from the Omens, sailed from thence this wonting at six o'clock ; they passed this place with a fair wind at west. The sight was grand ; there were about , 20 wen of war of the line. and of smaller vesselsaniltrenapo.tt upwards of 200 *bad; they had a hoe favourable breeze, and plenty Of it, so that little doubt way he wade of their pretty yell reaching their place of destination by day-liglit tins evening. A report was in tarculatioti lte , e till, afternoon, that intelligence nail brew received at Deal—that Frencti Nana.) , force hint %lotted the lslitid of Walchereit, and retreated to Antwerp: threatening to mu Relate the e.-Intry on the. arrival of our nrin.l - utf that place ; if so, our troo t )s will tend pro bably at FliPihtog, JULY 39. This morning we hare not heard any thing tither to rofor,e or art oside the rroort of ytitenlay; it was mentioned from aremingl• z . good authority, and us bring renewed at the Downs by 31 4 .114 or commu nication made from roue. vessel to Another, on bta fiats frotithe boons to ftniaintz. liVe hare t)e fore beard of vessels heini, sa Ji•t:.:Vd in that way. fur the pitrpooe of thus communicating. ivATERINC PLACES. FASHIONABLE. ABRIVALB. ll Thottitii : sir Thomas *al Lady Vayssonr; Mr. and Mrs. Smith ; rt. sad Nl:se (4.limin; Mr. and Mrs Jackson t :NI one ; Mr. Barlow; Mr. Palmer; Mr. Mrs aul Mr. F. odeliipu, a t e, sac. At i larroaute The BMW lion. the Earl ..f Darlington, Sir W M. Milner, Bort. M. P. Lord Newton, Su E. and Leslie, Sir Gru. Wombwell., H. S. and ton Mr. NYointsells, Mr. B.. Ric hmond, Colonel Scull, Major JAILII sou, Nllll.l Patentee, Rev. I. Ringsmo, Sir Joshua and Lady Mtredilh, Mr. Bruere, Mr. 'mason, Mr. Allan, the Hon. Mr and Mee Blatotere, !lon. P. Pier. epant, Lady earl two Moots RiaLitzur, KC. acv. At S‘voliewn : Sir Cho ries and tan Niles's Siouan. nr• Lisle, Mrs. !Ow lec, Miss Maud, Miss Johusoa, Mrs. mail two Misses Read, Mr. Flrtehrr, Mr. Stokes, Mr. Pearce, Rev. Mr. sad M.S. Williams, Mr R. %Willututs, Lord and .a.ly St. Jt4tu, ac. At Tcaliy Mr. T. Allen, Mr. Black, Mr Shore, Mm. soil Miss Lewis, M r s. li s miltoo, Miss Campbell, Hiss Soho-ran, Iles. E. Elms, Rey. Mr. Wahanis, Mr. Evans, MIAs Care, Mr. Flu risr, M-s. Carter, Mr. GeV/ilia, Mrs. and 141 , 1 1:1111/11:11111, M 4.4 Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Mears anti family, Mr Hartford niiil family, Hr. and Mrs. Starten, Mr. and Sirs. Arcostating, Mr. and Mrs. Parry, Mr. Wilson, ice ru.:. scaeoustourm, Ju Lit 27. Thi4 place is nine) fuller thati usual at this essay pert of the sea,on ; the Rooms opened oil Monday ae'unight, and emitinuc to be well atteuiletl,—.His Grace the Arcltbishnp of York - is expected here this "einug, an l will Wad to-morrow his primary vial. tatioa and conlirou+ ; 011, the Key. F. hirstr 4 hum. F. It. S. 8c:. preacww ou this occasion, and much is anticipated from his great and acknowledged shill 'rhe follosvitiz ore amongst the latent arrivals! he Right Wm. Lord end lady de Vi,ei and family ; Dooa7,er Lady Anil Slim Pilltin.turt, Colonel and Mrs. 'Mar shall and family. Ayr. Dimities, Wentworth, Dr. Beleonalse, Nlo , s Duff. Mr. :1114i tiro. Rt. Simpson and family, Mr. Mrs. and Slim Nlrtealf, Slum Browne, Captain Wharton. Colonel and Mrs. Tkurist.io and Mrs. cud 314,, Chultuley, 111i.m P. Cite.,, Mr. sad Mrs. Winnioe and family, Colonel and Mrs. (imam. sod family, Slr. amid Mrs. Parkin, Mr and Mrs. 'Maltby, Mr mid Mn. C Mr. siiii three 5i..,.. I.eietui, Mr. L. W. Hartley, Mrs D ivisou and family, M. Mundy, SI. P. Slr. amid Sirs F. Mundy' family, Mr. Mrs and ton Miss parents, Res. I Townsend, Mr. 11111/ Nrs Sut ton York), Mrs. Dimwit, Miss Rhodes, Mr. and Miss Ratner, Miss Atley, Mrs J • ekloo ' Mrs. Crtswirk, Mrs Huddleston, Mr Ellis, Mr. Elwick, Mrs. Beverley Hill, Miss Oirthans, Lady and MisaGoodricke, Sir Henry Guodr.ieke, Bad- Lady Jalmstone, Mrs. Daniel, 61-s !Morris. Mrs. Clapham, Dr. Walker (Leeds), Mrs. sod Miss Walker, Mrs Sannderson and family, Mr and Mrs Brooke, Si ra.atiti Miss Wintelocks, Bruwuluw, N18;or Conyers, Captain au, Captaia For mond, Lady L. Vane, Mr. Buckle, Mias Atty, Ace. Sec. 11114 1110f1111% (unday) shout eleven n clock, the third divibinii of the Expetli-ion, in the Dow got nuder weigh, with a fair wind at ; t.tore ammo/oil to be only three or four rail of the line with tlii3 divi iuu. if the weather is not too thick and hazy, they will nearly arrive at thvir testtn ation this evening, or got so far as to resell it early in the tnorineig. DEAL, JULY SO. Yesterday eveniiig the embargo W4l/ taken off the shippiag iii the iltownii, and several vessels sailed to the Northward. This morning, at ten o'clock, His Nlitjesty's s!iip 17ork, Captain Barton, with the stetted war. toms pl'rts, ate. compusang the lest 111'1141041 of L:ir Lx pedition, sailed with a strong wiud ,i'. S.W. Four o'clock, p. es.--Stratig %studs, sod squally, with rata. DOVER, JULY 30. A retreat was current here yesterday, that it cutter had aimed to the D0wu5..91411 sit account that r I ush tug serrendeted, with toe French ships in the Scheldt. without tinug a gum. It was not generally believed, because people generally couuected it with the h;sperlitiou which has Just Ailed, and there was 'lot lime for any part of it to have made inch pro gress. It ought, however, to be recollected, that there were previously eight British ships stationed off F Sushi's", which have Leto lately reinforced by three more f,oni the Dawn*. on the anival of noel ligeoce that the French ships had utile erretteiliv; to es cape. Those three ships, however, owiii4 to the late easterly winds, did not join u n til Lila. at which time the French ships that loud come dowel.. the over, eleven so number. to Flaning, went hack, again higher up the river. awl 'text esorestogymet ewe of there was to he s ee n. S o o n offtrr this pilots cause out to the assistaiice of uur alp, sad, with their help, small craft were Owed. with different cotouni, instead of buoys. or the direction of our dee% to etrer the har;:mir al Flushing ; which teent diortly after ten's place, without the least opposition. The Fir:la:Li mud their party had previously left the town. The Masan hired armed cutter was iminedderly dis patched home, with the above inte4ti puce ; hut, owing to contrary %shots, atid the vessel being foul, she had a tedious voyage. HARWICH, JULY'3O. Sailed, yesterday afternoon, the 'tack/and and Prince of Waled packets, for litraxelaatl ; Dima and Licabluy packets. to Clattemesnegit, and this day the Gbrektissii. sham of war,. with t convoy to the Elir.—The F.xpelition from this, port sailed estettlay. with a stun iireear firms the N,W. under convoy oldie Camilla sloop of war.—Wind DOWNS. SATURDAY KORNIS 41, FOUR 11. //2. The last signal gnu has been tired. The wind is as lavuuraide as it can Wow. Vitalcheren is the first point of attack, as well as Sclirait ti net l'here can now then he no (Littler of dieclossieg some of the at rangetuents. For the main attack of the Island of Walelierren, the leftwiug of the army, embarked it l'onsmoteth i is coiviidoireil 113 epotriateit. qui as the Wt . 4li S. : 11 CIA is 1111141141011 to be used, the possession of Ceds..4 t is indispensable its the Unit instance. :Mil SUUlia •h evr -laud afterward.. F.arl and Couistess Molitor+, Lord Descsx. Capt.. end Mr.. Benne, and Geiterul Iloseav STEWART, set off Isst week front Edinburgh. Sir Juno LOoTHER JoliNsToll6, Bart.; flummox, E..q. of [suds kirk ; J.Guv.3 Efel• Lady WtLcOR; Mrs. Dimity, and Mr. BOCHAR, of Kelly; Mr. Bt.sta,of Blair; and Mr. Folanvett, of Ayton ; arrived in that city about the mum. 'owe. Wednesday last, the Earl and Countess of Lox- DaiitiallitY. sad Ladies Bet.tx.t. Alamos, Em il A, and OCTATIA STEW ART, their daughter., and sisters to Lord COTLEILEAGU, arrived at Dosagh adee. front Pottpattick. Major-Gineral Sonoma arrived iu Dublju, op, Tuesday eseowishre freanifvfvheat. Westio.-aday, SirJoun and Ludy Newrimv ar rived at their seat, Newpark, county of Waterford, from England. *che be.tottful Mrs. Fa—s is the most inde pendent Etcpinte in the circle of fashion. She is not he-ht./den to any our. The Duke of ilosvenola arrived at Chalon OD Tuesday last. Mr. Fsw.;6.rr commenced an engagement fur a few nights at the Eiliiihurgh Theatre, on Saturday last, in the put of 011apod, in Mr. Cotstax's co medy of The Poor (:enttleman. Mr. EReRT closes his engagement, this night, at the Liverpool Theatre, in the part of Jacob Cao-key, in the comedy of the Chapter of 'Pei dotty, for his own benvtit. l). Wednesday, Mr. M WIDEN performed the part of Old Dsrstove, and Nile•s4t4t rut that of Sophia, to the eoueetly of The Road to Ruin, at the Lune. rick Theatre, far Mr. MoNtieses benefit. We understand firms • gr.oll authority, that his Grace the Duke of flit owns to her made some very handsome compensation to Mr. TALBOT for his di,. appointment, which must luivelieeu great, as a Pa tent was made out, and oniy waited to betaken up and the fees paid. when Mr. dux es made his appeal *against it. His Grace, '4r also hear, is determined Mr. Joses shall keep the Theatre open the etilire year, not dee git just that the a niz.ats of such city as Distant, should have all itinaseineatii droned them for four !dug mouths cacti year.—l Dub. Even. Port.) Mr. EL/Aware !las sold hie bay colt, (foaled in 1807), he Re:riewbraticer. out of .Ircluluke'r dam. to Mr. Tao rr;:n; and, we are informed, that he hat refused 3090 a 4 itineas for Creeviina/ Yob. HICHARDSoN, GOODLUCK and Co. Jahit Coo. tractors for the present State Lottery. respectfully iv:go:tint the Public, that Tickets and Shares are ~n sale at their Offices. Curuhill and Charing- Cross, London, mill by their Agents in the prowls • rat towns, &C. The Scheme is entirely uew—.only Five 'thousand Nimilwrs--all to be drawn iu one day—four Tickets of each Number. The pur chaser of it single Ticket will gain a Prise of 30,00n1. as usual ; of two Tickets 40,001%; three Tickets ; or four Tickets of the 'mine Number asii,ounl.; end all other Prizes in the same propor tirin. should T b e h o e s c e yi who a y in their i p:i a rt p ial . 1 . 0 p i: r o t c t noter pre v entNm o b li e re is appoiut meta. Yesterday morning, MARY Moores. an elderly woman. decently attired. endeavoured to intrude htrietf into Windsor Palace. On being questi oned respecting her busiuess. it appeared she was deranged in her mind. She said she came to advise with the Kt Nli. on the necessity of making prime; that she had many things to communicate. aril, Among the rest, that she had brought her prp per.bne with her, (which she produced,) and, it being quite empty, she hoped His MAJESTY would till it. Several of the attendants present, recol lected having seen her there before; but, as she hecame very noisy and t blesoine, cud could tint :re prevailed upon to depart quietly, she was et iieh given in charge of SAYRIts, the police offi i.•r, who earnest her lwfore the doting Magistrate, hold lie being convinced of her insanity. ordered orw o . ( cure to be taken of her, until the business Jab! be further investigated. The enemy has i.ent r fuice to Cadsand„ •itud erected a mortar si.d fursmce battery *bow Bees. kegs ; with such a battery, and Floshimr, the Scheidt may be in a great measure ceinsnanded. On this presumptiou. a stron4 force is assigned to the 4ervure of Cadsand, for fear of auv check by the employment of a less force ; and which brigade, if necessary, will be supported by another. One brigade, of the brigades in the Scheldt, will perhaps land pear the Nolte. in care Ili.• enemy meads any great force to 'tautland to repel the in vading army, by which means his retreat may he cut off, or the British troops may cuter the tom, with the rear of his detachment. I • For Waleheren—The two divisions of the army ensbarkad at fertsmouth. One brigade for the Easters demeastratiou or service. 011 C brigade for Cadeaad. One brigade for the Nulls. The asset open phone on Zou t land Bay is between the DeoJulep Daltrey. rod the village of Zoutland those+ here there as a two gesilxittery, besides one or two guns on thesand-hills. The rowing gun-boats precede the flat-lmats, and whenever they are within reach of grape trout the shore. they are then to open ; some drawin g MI to the right, and some to the left. muktag rerun for the flat-boat' , to push in, covering them et the seine time, till their own Held artillery is ready to move furcaid. Under the possibility of the wind being from S. S. W. to S. F. the whole of the Portsmouth di vision will he disembarked on a more northerly point, for with this wind the brach is in 'emend very sumiith, and the operation will Ive less diAeillt. Lord Chatham has decided to 411.4 :he Marquis ban-. Milt of Illiiiitly's division for Carl A I the Nolle; and Sir John Hope's th.1111. , a for Schoen, 1W Veer, and Don:burgh. late on aid kver 'elk '(V 1.041 Sir "w!".r!m . . . e i • •• . . . - ,...%-1,..,.-. --•- . ... ..A : 4 4 i , IK,, A t433g... . - • . 1 LAST -124 9 TELLMENM tY EXPRESS. _........., COURT OF Cif 4NCERT, Juts st. --- 11[117'18H PRES . .) OFFiCK, Four o'Clock. IMARTE v, Pieta.. The I.4an 0-testi:thug gave his firtal judo;, . We hare just received. l.y &retell., the followiug meat in this valise, which, our readers will recel- Report of the Proceedings on Land , Gagateit'e lect, is a chain. of el 1111 l itante, wirier an assuciatiop. Court-Slartiel, yesterday : .. - of !Akers, for the purpose of Secur;itg annuitant to Gladiator, Alentilay, July; tnembers of the age of 60 years, but which had The Court-Martial ou I.orri C.:tartibter ass-n., heel. dissolved, ou the ground of the inadequacy of again this morning. at Mix o'clock, pursuant the I Is to the paymerit of the annuities in fu- adjournment, when, after a ir.ost elorprent , tine. Hu Lorri*liip, adver iing to the cue decided well-written Defence., replete with arenmeot . try Lord 'lhriteow, observed, that the Report made soma] sense, had lie*a read by the J ucl 4e-Advu in that case stated, that the original Articles, on cate--s. which that Society was embodied, were founded on Mr. EDWARD F•inFAX was called cod swore. an ce retrieve% calcula tiou, and that,l4l such, tbe Socie- Q. were you employed sounding or sung.) ing, ty could nut prie-iiily lea on. The Nlembers. host- in Basque Roads and towards Air Rook', previous vier, bad, with great gruel bens-. egreed to snake to the nth of Atm; ?—A. Yea, and recorinutterucz siir`.l no advative as would pay oft - the arrears of the the position of the (1114.1111. LI ...Mlles then due, and they had further agreed, State the general serene! on which you so to reform !hair original Articles, as to render employed.--I was mostly e m ployed" on the . the Society effective in future. His Lordship said, Sand, and found that it extended full t if the parties here, would, in like manner, come to quarters of n mile to the Eastward and nerth some such urrungemerit among themselves, they from where laid dorm. 1 will state to the s w.inlil . be acting in the best and wisest manner ; all its laeiriues (rdinerilerei to the (.omet), U.S.) , i 0:1 the contrary, if lie 'should be obliged to act in 1 shallower water tines that laid down iii the Canine e . the matter, lie should refer it to the Master, to in- earl Neu/m/4 hare *is. quire awl report what may he the lied 40411111 to Q. Was the space for anclioneze for large ships 'Keep the S'eciety mire—if they should agree in much conlisiedits Au amiels?—A.Tbespeiceit mot 1 telrestiog such a plate, they would do well ;if they confined; I hare not sounded myself; 1 ail' could not agree 011 1114444 then he should be uldiged to die Court slow I rose ertarued the spar-eta to direct the 'Limner to 'moire and reliant how he confined, and likewise the teeatton ; the whale mold distribute the fitiiiii of the Society equitably they occupy in length of bust is there gem* , airmag thole ;eititied to theta. mile; this report 1.41 given by die H. IC , Mr. RlcitAltDs said, lie trusted thist,efter hoeing Lord Gambier; the enemy'. fleetolwr last time , the edectutriee of knowing his Lordship's seine- tormenter& were about :winds and by wee,. by cone reente, they would inert with a spirit of concilia- pilau, from the citadel in Aix felaud. Iron, and 1101 41111! his I.rirdslii, further trouble. Q. Is the isitei,zatinti of Aix roads diffir Ills Lnreleitip was te...i,eri to express his hope . large ships. as far as yen kanwl-e-A. Very cut ih-y would do so, as Irceng t!:e beet meek for them- Q. What is the vire and fall *tette ride ?+ selves, and not compel hi a to make a decree; tee should suppose fiutii eighteen to taraty test, tlfat would be the wised mode of settling the., lug eltiweatedoirldeiin prOve this fact. • business. Q. Do. you k.nuree of Lord Cochrane's inaking Ex-parte . the coyest nits of the RUMOR nag any report _to me -of the positinn of the entemy'r ne•anee. ectifecie. • • fleet, preViune to the 1114 of April, in consorpllett TYs nits 0 1 40011/.1 presented 011 the part ref the 'Fe( hie liiiiiii i r• ctimmitred them)—A. Most Gus crows, comp! ' ' F of the Rev. Withers Cent- ..rialialy liele,ehey were placed nearly north east. siert, for ruiermaliiit in his eltiftleter Of 1....t0r of _ r .l.t. m restsie ww. by roisterers. to the seat of the g rammar-school, and praying his remind) front i i rlitlegiosidkeeday before the enact. that situation. Tire pfo etition raided the rtalahilt l' f..0,11,y0re know, preview' troths. !gib of 1 of the ourporatiois, by statute, in the tieseef fed- "firmly neefiorage idiscut the Boyart Shoal, pelf ward VI. by which testy were bound to form me- • 'Pettier Shall, for liii , of battle alii.is, witheat tides acid ordinances fur the government of this,-range of the enemy's whist ?—A. !did not, :tor have school, under the sanction of the Bishop of' Bath , A acquired kitowtedge of it since. awl Wells ; b u t wluch had never yet beery done. .Q. What distaote was the Britian fleet In the per 1799, Mr. Cousins had been elected ' that oft le enemy. when•st Its first anchorage master, upon a vacancy, at the salary of sot. ii-year. ;'Basque Road,'—.l. The Cededuoils, from the c In the yeur 1907, upon complaii4 made of istiecoos 144 of Isle fr Aix, was 4111.11111'e 11.900 Yolds , duet in Mr. Cousins, the Governors proceeded to 6 nauticul miler, by arlmeasureineut of expel hint tram his offire : bat upon his preseiniug which I took fur the ptirpose. a petition, tin. Court was pleased to redore hies. Q. Where were you on the morning of the The present petition stated the enatiouance at the of April ?—A. On board the 4ra. aline misconduct, cud wai veriried by allidarita, Q. Where was OW Lyr. at that tome?—re. chargiog Mr. Cousins with neglectiug she duties of were working out from Isle d'Ais towards hi, office, atterisling to fortstuf and eueureetisig she feet. play-ground. intended for thelieye. into a farra-yard. Q. Were the enemy's ships that were , by which the school was deterrwated, awl the si- lying so close together, that the yards of sumo)u was bream.. it in-re lino-cure. them were locked tOgether Nws.l. I-think .. in Hoover to this re tree, ire affidavit of Mr. Q. Had any ships gone in on the morning Citueitis retorted the chorge of neglect upon the' 13th of *pre, te lime k the eiteiiiy - s shit Governor,. by their no• i!N•ping the school-house what time war it possible for Om to return; in repair, denied the cuerge* of neglect, farming. They could tint hare *fated their tit uatioo la, tail. and expres,ed bie readiness to iletruct the the water would have shoaled so much, that scholars, but node such were sent ,for that par- would {gave grounded. peat. Ile Q. Had you an opportnitity of oliserving The Loon CllANCAtt.oft observed, the Goiter. strength of the Current of the tide in the liereeur nor. were twimmoic at the wan t ; cod. By the the Isle D'Asx ?—A. No. statute of Ed aeril VI. the Governors were bound Q. Was it such, as far as you did observe to make rules and reds...booms for the government would limit of it fast-eadiug ship werkirig of the whoop, witli the apprubetiou of the Bishop a. and beating out against the flood, as the wi Bath and Welts : yet it appeared 'lnstead not yet en . the ,13th of 'April fr--. 1. By report, I ._. beer. date. It easel ten use to elect a scheolviester imagine that ern ship or matter could, by s i,,,t till such reeialetioris were nittO ; sod if that was , I have heard frogs Pilots, and the narrowness of the not dont:lie roost 41.1 it himself. ' This Coen was C,liiinnel. bound tr. sin thtt, in the tone of George 111. which ' Q. If theme* part et the fleet had gone into the ought to have Isere. done is, the time of Edward VI. read pf Art, when the looperfeese m-de the first that is, to see that such rates mid regulations were. eignal in the morning, must it hare reinstated with - mail., "I„et ilaSs p e tion n stand o.er until next in three-quarters of -• mile of these • Laceries, Mich:l,l4one term. mai let the regocatioris - he in, trio the. ebb triZirt the afternoon ?—A. reel • the Iflel4ll little adapted ; cad thee- the rturt.teili, N nlight 'hive Idt . 1 . ;) , the Wayi, hit thew they have ',wise ride wk., eby to judge,- nhositeetee last ab4l474llter•lmitirc • worseisitei.ityle. the inisster conform. linueelleo them. 411 'beamed/ft r ' .. Wert yen to the Priait of Vs:, stir, the rii time, I shall -make it toy heisine 4 to , constoitreirlisea..tieil elLitpergere - placeil fee the porpo .e of al tatLitig with the Ashen. on the -irlitierf. w . . . , ~:- thr eneney,:-.--4. I leas :err. it.ttaiAlt:acr. TmiiitATlts:' • - • - h,f. Von 1)1010 *lid . than tlir.•e of the erinoty's bleettle th..4.:OLll•tte• • • Oi t tlellelleP#lti a line, were you afterwards to ail si- Sir S (MULL ROMILLY, on feefte“:"(ille•PleileV; "toe l tireeethat enahliel pm to tell they were not wear iff, swplied to ewe Court; •Id ttri7ty atta . tlart Ai.: t wil l sitislie?...i.A. Ne. ; It was poor that 1 ie,t ie - Lordship led carut-twarty . diretruiliat ou tine r a,b...l l h emn „ wa i t e r . sidiject, as it was felt nereseary 'that something .Q. Can Joe at ell dotermine hove_ far they were shunt?' its do o m ? ' Thera lwal.lawarw piece acting . iistiotlier I—A. I . ammod th , ak not a elbp's length mill great .teree.l". but a inch haiLbeen occeslonetle f rom rec h'mhi r , t h o .- 1 1,, e .... iuspriated, and a considerable dlleitillt.lee in the Q. Were cots on lei ird the r , i/erienin when the F./crisps of the theatre had been suCered upon suds fleet a 44 St . I.lll K it.l 11,11:1144 f---.i. I was o.i board 0111.10.10101. the Lyra. Mr. lIART, t4e the Defelleillet, elteeleed. this Q. Mere psis on board :lie Caledonia alien they . was a very auteivioits inerertion--the fact being, that Weighed ?—A I ass. any .1 untie in the receipts arose from the Q. At what hour dill die fleet vreh,,h to se griduel cuusequesice of what was termed ruunirig a protich the Isle of Aix P—A. About Mil: or t.., piece. o'clock : and cause again to anchor about half All Sir SAMOS& %IMMIX soprarteel his assertion, hour afterwards. by producing therecripts of the, (boar for the first Q. After anchoring again, what was the distance - ei g h .of the piece,. be -Inch tote last fruin the fort - the ' D' - ' pit ~ the piece,. by lc night of the Caledonia . on __ Isle is Aix imiounted to lii JI., recreant:: those of some former A. Cross bearings gave it about three miles tad ni;t es s ; whereas, on the west night. when the piece half, from thence to three miles. w.is .amended. the reeript obis only I 131. ; said so, ,Ir. Swims called. on three other Medics, so like internee. Q. Where were you in the forenoon of the h The Loitto CRANIA, Lima asked, whether the par- of April last?—A. I was on board the Caleduia. ties couli loot agree 4111D41141111•1g the matter of refer- State how the wind woe on that day, end the cure to the Mutter? time of high water.—From day-light in the Sir SANUSI. ROIIIII.IN declared the readiness of morning, till twelve o'clock, N. N. West, bout ten bus client to go liefure the Master for that purpose.. totwelve N. N, W. and N. N. F. from twelve to Mr. HART said, the difficulty f e lt by his client three in the afternoon, from N. N. E. to N. N. W. was that of going before the Master withont a de- th e wutd sa ryi ng „ errs brat made by the 'Court. If Mr. Colman Q. Could any of the enemy's ships, ell the htth conld get tile betiorlit of such a decree, es he eon- of April, before they ran op the Charente, have tideutly expected from the justice of the Court, annoved. and reached any of the ships that might he , would he then ready to go 'tame the Master. hare been sent in to attack them ?—A. The For. The Lotto Cstaeceit.ult . sigittlied hi.. iutention drement and Caisaeil both last afloat; the (s'asse'd • of sending it to the Master, to draw such a deed as about a third of it mile di.uut from the Isle of Aix, should hare been executed at the date of the et- and close on the edge of the hank that extends - 4 titles between the parties. would base the from the Isle d'Aix, to the N. W; Point of the Pe difficulty of calling into titrestatel the merits of the les St•oel, the Fon droop, I dinky clew, to t h at bank matetgement. lic said ha would shale ha ort;er on and. I suppose, about 'brae ea:ihrs ilmstit from t . • Wednesday next. lay with their Harr; expressed his hope, that this would t si . ti " es m A rd en : k t i h n ie rr t tr " e_pe. e sa di g e e r . l and wou:d have fired • he satisfactory to his chest. and was deshisal to Ili• with complete effect vu any slops that mt fora tbet:ourt td title 110-saurrow naming. approach. • , . , . .4. • Four o'Cleek. the followitii rd GAwettttt's ny, July 31. 11 , bier d pursuant to • elo.iient end aryiletent and e Jutl 4 c.Advo- t 1 d and prom. or sur.i.)irif, , ,, . 1004% previous reconnotteriug • ! . .4 tick you were 'Ai • .d . on the Lni , g tj . del full thre.; end iAlrt tt.ca. to tit, Ciourt let), and much 1111 Cie citarte t • for large ships ne apticeit mat h elf; I will state tl spore is much the whole , spec • tee quarters 01* air Leila to the I:iit tune re. py weal. by COM' ads eliCfii nit for ••• I. Very tooth so. 11l title twenty feet, the fact. • making of the eitOriay's nl ennserotenee Mho, tor- y north mat s and brit of my re. • k. he tech of April, Sheol, near the i , withrist the did not, nor hate itisn fleet from et anchorage at from the cite- .yuo yitedz., near 'want 1.1 angle*, • ning of the I Ith rime?—h.. They kis sowarda the .• tat were agrouod tt Yards of two of think not. le morning of the leui~ '' s ships, at to return?—A. • * r illUettfU before witch, that they of 04w-ring the r. in the liirrouur • 41 dial observe it, as p working over it, , as the wind was report, I should f a t. i 1 1 t t t T T 7 ,