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were crest r:.sualt its Wilkie% the last &detail% amount. Big TN ]ells 1 e a „ assnee ))one Lordship, without any fear of exaggsra. ton, teethe fullitOing atateskent will heat MC oat, that the situation of the troops in ltialsland is deplorable : and it revels the Is say, that nose of the medical atoistanee, (one soaff OtaelrOn nipit duce Moots* mates excepted), or soy eirdtle promised munforta, have yet arrived. 0i the cow trsay, our medical corps is daily diusiuisled, either from airiness, or fehiu the 'serenity b ending route of the tat staff, with sick men, tat Eisiltuttl. Some curse, from these causes are now left with ate assistant surgeon. t usenet:led to give your Lordship a must corseet account of these inelaucholy farts, as I lease only this day coin. pitted My inspectioa of the general suit re4:ineiltal at the several places mows& in the mai gie. • I therefore write with the fresh impression on my mind of the miiee able situation of the greater proportion of our mirk, am any fault of the medical gentlemen, fur I neuot do them the inSiitt of the most nuirgaried mortice' and exemplary Wen. lion, but owing to the uusvoidahle smut et areousuni dation comities in this centatry, and in our own resources. —.llficldlehorgh, from the size of its buildings, affords the best accommodation; but even in that for a. the sick are so ettiordeel, as iii he two ire one heel in several places, and have no eientlation of air y besides, from the homely adeniooion of had eases into the general hospital, the slighter o n us, though foe trout being in a Et slate, are necessarily sent to the regi mental hospitals to make room. Yon oast old to the se disadvantages,' the total wart of couvalescent weeds. where by relapses are often caused. at Veer, a large church (under other circumstances an elfgehle situatiou) contains about coo patients; the other places occupied as hurepitale iu this town, arc miserably smell, end exesseivey crowded. At Arinu) den, the arcommodatios for the numerous sick is wretched. But all this Mils far short of the truly deplor able situ:lamp in whit h the sick of the garrison of Flushing are placed I exposed iii many of the hospitals to all the in tl. enemy ot this non huksome etiolate, owtag to the damaged Stated the roofs, um er repaired since 'besiege. This is a lamentable picture t . but it is prover I should add, that every possible esertiou has been, and is still making, to improve our situation, especial at Flushing ; but the total iiiadcquary of our uncaps realms all our code:are:mu of amaperat Tel) trivial impormace. I have thought the actuation of the troops as aovrl and detrersing, end our ?stare prospects so discouraging, as piloted out by the uschosed letter floor Deputy Inspector 15urrowes, that I hoe judged it expedient to mud this 'their by lay Aid.de.Camp, Capt. Worsley, who, hat mg attended me through every lmswital, is folly rumbled to give ouch tid al Usual details, as year Lordship may require. I hare. See. (Sigurd) • EIRE CA)OTE. P.R..-Sinn the foregoing was written, I lean, that four sof re Medical officer* have arrived from England; but we hare :int lie. Aviting, Deputy Warden . of Hospitals, who died last sight; and the Inspector, Mr. Webb*, has jest oh. Wool my leave to letters home, on account of severe illness. E C. ("list iselosure, v.-famed to in No. a 1 Middleburg, Os September, 18(19 MY LOIIIO-.3 P laced as I emits the command of this Islar.ll, 7 thi n k myself called upon, by fiery feeling of public and "private duty, to lay before your Lordship my opinion of oar Inman to retain possession of it. My ideas spew this subject are abrader well known to yowr Lordship, hoeing mere than once declared them iu private esiammunerat ions hut nos now necessary that I should state them in Hue udicial torso, in jaatsicatiou of any future troests. lb len& of comet we have to watch and to elrfeuel (-or. rerrila r the too !lords Of the roCulnrcir We or lima falowal are by the enemy's possitimions)caseisiet to my mind re- Oldie less Mau Memo men to guard it effectually; ard we west take Into ruisideration the great facilities whirl. the enemy h is of aorretilding, unmolested, boats of all due. Is. given, though the canals of Lentisk, Hamad, Bruges, and Ghent, asorethasfrom every part of Holland. A fore. of 14,000 men has bre. appropriated for the de. 'nee of %%Midterm, oat of which li,o u i, ere now sick sail an. illt for any duty.. I should nut rat white that number as outfi yield +Velum a s ee . t.aut amok, ai.4l need scarrety rem.. I. your Lordship, that nelson we has ea ferret rqnal to nu ct the enemy use the be tel,, soil ■fterwaidein the toil, our trome of the island will not bed long duration, when once lit his toe& pod his landins. Jonetlaiiii, from its great proximity to South tkvelaud, is the most eeposed to an attack, used should them-fine be watched with ardent' e)e. la its person state it tillers but trey means of defeat,. Two battalions are stationed there, bet we have we barracks or proper quarters foe that number of men, and sickness is much inure to he dreaded let that lslaad than in Waleberen. Blockhouses at certain distances is rear if the dyke opposite to South Ileveland appear to me the host surf of barrack and deicing. These would he tediosse and e apeman is building; we most, thereto's, leave th e m, out 6f our caknlation. of immediate dame,. Your Lord. Ship is aware, that, hi the erection of batteries, the:tunny will soon liorce our g.id- busts to quit the :Moo hemmer. Tare, in its pi went state, is a place of ao strength: The approaches of au en. my along the dykes on either dank are Completely cooled, awl their defences so extremely weak, as to slier but very slight remistame. Cousi.krablt expeenic tarn ronsequeatly he accuser, here, it bone an ampiwtsiit point, from its harbour, and eoatigaity to North Bevels:id and Schots-oh The Commanding °Meer of Engineers has further reported this lilac.. to be withia full ran:e of shut mid shells from the oouthern estrentitwo of North Bevelaud. "'lashing, without cammateo, ranged be comidenrl a for. treas. Its ge meal defeaces are week, and wilt require muds Shoe sort espouse to be put in a proper atate. The ships of war, auderstand, front the best authority, will nut he able to k eep the WA, or the surrouuding cbsuntle, daring tbe winter. They mast entire tutu nuthink *Dore they will cease to be of any use to out txtvtu.ll KOS- guy Walchreen, possessed liy as, must hinamory nei•zliboaring ite curio!, thrtefore Gieiit Britain would have, in • great measure, to teed its ialmuttaata, ad well as the army and i.avy un Omit station. Viewing 441 p s.ua of Watcheren in the light that I liars represented, &oil left, as I am, to retain it, I should emmeive myself highly cu‘shle, did I not submit to your tip my coot ictiuu of its piestut defective, and, I may ad.!, miteashle slate. After each an exposition, His Majest)'s \tinnier' will be the hest judges of the propriety or possibility of keeping the 1,10.n1. The tidy:unlin man indeed be great, that eau tem peasant the less of lin-saint irritate whirls the retentioe west eternised) invasion. I hat, the ho n ou r to be, Le . iSigad) EY It 1-: COOTE, Lieut.-Geo. Lieut.-Gan. the Earl irf Chatham. (Second indenture referred to in N.). 3 ) Slid•lleburg, 13th Sept lane. Sew--In obedietter to your orders, I have the honour to repent to you, my idriersations and opinions respe,:till,• the Meknes, now prevailing to tile army under your comicality!. In doing this, I weed ecarechy inform pent, that at all periods the climate of 7Aalatil has been peculiarly destioetier to ibis health of 2,1111.8. Remittent mil lai• remittent fever are the endemics rof this counter ; from them. the %intim; have at all times suaiered ninth, but strong... s, yrir:.rolnrly troops, In a much tinnier d• grew : with llntish soldiers, whether &ion pyretic,- city orcouattintion, or u( the preilispooing raisins, the • tire,' are winch MOTO general sad oggravatd J. To she* to what a degree this Is already the ease, 1 have only to respoest boor Illteotierl to the aecomp•oyisig sock fettles tot the haul t4et-1.. Yon will there perm-ire the lameatable fart, •that alreaoly more than half the army ender your Contusatud rot ui 11010. tat ; add, from the emmerows soidstimas daily, noo':, baostr:y, asrellinc the sick tat, at a time whore Ilor wrath., ap pear' so favourahie ha health, add the sickly season to Itttle advanced, yo•oi si ill he enabled to Goon a juolpartit, as well myself, of 'allot we bate to halt forionrd to, nor need I *tap lo you, whoa have so lately visited all the Hospitals to Mi. island, the doestraawieg embarraosumenta pre experienee boos Oillems and Orderlies daily hallow ill, and the int priaaltiAM,' of pewewrios adequate seconismolatiou and at tendees* tar the aassarows wk. The wrettiod state of the \meetly to be deplored, more rnprt ally at Flush . an C.Albs , illetare of the Isle bomb irdment, the olthap that eau Ite pne.trt 4as bth6pat•la awl • aea•otatka m.ii‘t be tier;w4l Inas lthe u :atm r, t1v.0,111 totapuutUity tSes i, in Column of Aiscleatget but this, I an. sorry to ass, ft , ollllll en explestalion te qLh ur to one hopes; nearly Hut hundred of those marked discharged, big obis , ate cases seat to England, as afford ing the only chnuee us recovery; and many of the others Still laboaritig under disease, but removed to coavakscent barrtoks, fer the purpose of making room in hospital, for mere seceut and aggt4Tateel cases; so that but few bare beets actually discharged toe duty; and with those there:is bet too mut h re,tie,ii to apprehend relapses, ou exposure to the Weal sicissitadea attending the duties of a soldier in this climate. Coder such eitcuiustauces, I sun of opinion, that we hart bat little mownds to calculate on the efficiesey in this climate, for the next silt mouths, of those who bare la boured under serious attacks of the pervading disease; pro bably slot less them two-thirds of the army may heroine in eflbellee for that period ; during which we have to expect a great mortality, art onl y from the effects of remittent and intrimittent (ever, but Irons other diseases, which stay be expected to supernal*, and which will probably be mini- • cularly fatal to theme already so much reduced. • A great amay of the easels which have already occurred, have, lam sorry to say, run into typhus fever the disposi tion to this disease is readily to be accountelfor, 'toil was , probably mars particularly to he expected amongst those who so lately laboured tinder it on their return from Cutiosua. HO have now, therefore, the effects of comagiow, in ad dition to climate, to cooked with ; and I should ill discharge in, duties to the Service, or my Country, if 1 concealed the serious apprehensions I entertain from their effects; not ugly on the present, but possibly future teficisteecy of the army. From the knowledge which you possess of the abilities and experience of Mr. Grant, Deputy Inspeetur of Hospitals, it a dl, I sin sure, be satisfactory to you, as it has been to me, to know that be coincides in the sentiments which I have taken the liberty of submitting to you. I have now only to apologise far the hasty manner in which the pressure of my duties has compelled use to inoke this coeutuunication. 1 base the bouonr to l.n Er. F. BI It ftv•W ER, Deputy limpector of Hospitals, end oculist Medical Officer. To Lieut.-Gen. Sir Eyre Comte, he. (Third inclosure referred to in No. a.) werk I y rwt urn of sick and• wounded belonging to the British Arun, serving under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coote, K.B. in General and Regimental Hos pitals in the island of Waleheren, from both to ilith Sep tember, i sou, both days inclusive. In (:rntral Hospitals 7 1;9 In Regimental U. 6,t75 Ter Virr 334 Embarked this day at run Ram . kins 75 Total 7,553 F EURROWS, Derv., inspector of Hospital.. (Fourth I nrineare referred la is Ku. 3 ) Daily State of the 6ltk in tbe *land Wslehrn-n, I9th ' Rept. .n 9. 016eera, 914 ' • Si rjeants, 266; Drummers, Ila ; Rank sad Ale, 9,113. ittagiaki, t Serjeants, 96 rack and tilt dead. 3.—Dispatris from Lieutenant-General Sir Ere Coote to V 6401114 Cast lenripli, dated alidiUcherg, Ina Sept. leAp. Middleburg, gOSeptemberosun Ma' Lose—lt is with deep emieerii that 1 61111 m)self called upon, sosbortly after ily letter of the ride Instant, again to address suer Ler chip upon the mine seeetiag sub ject, the Meknes* of V r troops. The alarming progress hourly made by this fatal disease, is suds, that lilt should continue is the same proportion for three "vas leafier. (sod is every prohability that it will) oar possession of this island 1T..4111 become very micro. rims.. Oar thief ilspendeoee viii then be upon the navy, and that, dories the wilder nimiths, will be extreutely uu rtain. The Eneli , l3 newepapers rill inform !Le enemy of oar perilous %dilation, exclusive of the ii.tii•n-tion winch sic catliot prevent him from daily receiving boon this Island, clicely surrounded as it 1. by his possessimie, and Sited with his partisans ; under these cirrunodasicia, it is scarcely to he supposed that he will lose so tmourable au opportunity of •ttacki.ie Waltlicrea. Fur your Lordship's information, I inclose the Mem of the *irk fur the last three days, from which you will pee. ems, the frightful increase which has taken place between the 17th and esd instant, the death. I am sorry to add, are becoming daily .asre rionereus. The y3d Regiment has suffered an much, that I have linind it necessary - to send it home. The tith and the sot are se extremely sickly, that they have been struck of the list of duty. The 77th, Bath. soil some other corps, have almost waived at the same ileffiricnt state ; and the tuclused Copy of a letter fruits 6rimalicr-Gener4l Mont ream, will give yea a Melaneholy acrouat of the garrison of flashing. At the representation of the principal raeilical °Slicers, I Uwe determined un sending 2,000 seek, lielunvog to regi mens ia the island, to Liighuid; thei are at present totally litairoble .4 duty, and must remain so for mouths to come. It M therefore nowt de,irable that they return bane, • rillke they will base a rhanee of rer..veroix ; and their re moval will afford tu, better accuminoaLtion foe the aielt that remain. I tenet your Lordship will approve of this measore, which, in tart, is nue of neemsity, not of choice, a. in sonic regiments we have at airily a amfEeitssey of latently incii to art as order lies it. their hospitals. s. No medical assistaine (two hospital mates excepted) has remind um since my last, in the mean while tire number of oar medical ollicora rs deceeasing by itakeess. 7io comforts or wine far the sick hove arrived, the consequence of which is, that we already begin to he in meat distress for port wine, although I have ordered the Cumaiimary.Gt-nes al to boy up, at an exoebitaat prier, all that be could procure. lam fur ther concerned to state, that we shall he .Omni ia want of Mile, an Gentle of smell indispensable aiLerasity in the pre va , liag disorder ; if it he the inteation to retain Walchrrrn , I would strongly recommend the reinforcements should br rent front England at the latter red of October, Or beginning of November, when the troops will NM Ise so habit to feel the dills of the endemic disease ridge island. I have. &e. &c. (Sigurd) EYRE COATE. Pit 1 beg leave to transmit the inclosed copy of Intel ligence restive.' this day from South Ileveland (First toelgnore referred to in No. 11 E C. i I hoortiels i. wen rs seg. where, In *try best bail& ID causer runt awes impel DAILY ITATI OP PDS SICK IN TOP ISLAND 01 WAL- C IMRE!. • 2 IPI Sept. 1.69--Oirer. :i7—scrieauts a du--Drilimisers Ltti--Raak and' File it,tii4 3114—Druniturr.,134, —Rnt• ok anJ F,k, 8.;99. V IS—Serjeautig,3 4 l2—Druiurtiers, 190 —So• uk awl tile, 9,1)46. (Sigac4) THOS. WA LSH, Lt .Cul. D.A G. (famed heloseve referred to be No. i• ) .2.?4 Sept. twig. . . . I j its to the s►rvice and to tIll)1404 as command ing this tu►lreas, it is ley Arty In represent to you that the isicreasing sickness prevailing in this garrison, renders the moiety of the plate vrry• Joubtfol. 1 beg hit remark, t►at, in the brigade 1 enasenand, in the last a hones there is an increase of 7.1 sick t►e sick of the brh:a.le sow amounts to the grand total of 1,364. The 77th ri alumni lest a Caplan' last 'eight, and a salialtero of that corps was barie4 yesterday. I am, S.c. (Signed) 11. NIONTREaI Olt, Brig •ties. P.5..-GAltllllloll DICK RIPORT. .S 4 rjeants, ; tirtmoment, 3 rank mod tik e 4,J;9. 1 . -4ent . rei pot', tr. mett this maks tiz,l.t al.ut Cook ' 171: oWt. putal wevyf the the, coati VIM II Over 111414. ;0 1 741 1 then %be instil, WTI! to.isil tree ?el y bora] the Sighi low A letter from the Cove of Cork. dated Jimusry The Emerald, MAici.sno, Phtroix, Capt. Mu Dor., lleksta, Capt. Wonrw, ■ud ✓alnwse, Capt. Mows, sailed from Coy:. on a cruise. The Horn, with transports under her convoy, having troops on board for Lisbon, sailed olvo for their destination. The Resolute gnu-hiig, Lieut. II %lh sts. has the signal flying for convoy to the east ward, and will proceed the moutrut the wind ie favourable.' by Chi Ta Moon a, SheEsou' low, eat w. dinteti hot Moon Blat S.E. dance Macias by 110t11 Ile and by a.. abundant! The the do , Mond desk, trense peared ►eief extreme, and p loses, hougill lag r LIGES to otlf-deetructxiu. . _ NATAL INITLLIGEN rug M.ARILIII:CN. • FA LISOUTII, da11,,30. CORN-EXCHANGE, Tr• a. Tire Market this day has ettosideiahl e sappily, f‘v The Rereartf,viettieller, Na *9 4 was *tot 111 here son saki in gement somewhat tosser, excepti sg 1ii, ' ....7: irteDilrlYe:tyh'saavhinipg been pic w i lt e llon u t p a so iD u s l 4s o e n ßa bo l a beard. Y e arly pane at p 4 1 " t a: elet., to quotation; Irerquarte r ; tte ' • Barley sto rh e earl 50r ve.......•-• FORT MOUT/Ii FES. 1. ' lion Skov ise , t i li t e e r dc e c a l l e e t lai n -, its s p i f i rc l e 'l l ics andF ° l "1:'". 4 Put back. the Ante:lop*, Of 60 guns, Captain l r " t a rt roo m ! tbe I it. h it saMIII NPLeode with the Hun. Henry Wetlesley on I CURRENT PRICE 1W GRAIN. .7....--•-• - •• - board, utid suite, bound fur Cadiz, on account of wh o a t ti on - 132 , rf o . Aram, (old) •.o. A n foul winds. Fine ditto lo4s. 1,n;.. Tick Beam:old) . so. : n - 375. 1 4 4 :4. 11 0 3 1 p Pol o n a n toe ds . d . i . t . t0 .......,..f . to AN .... , a 1, gm TI IS P Arrived the Niebe frigate, Captain bring, with Rye ?MR he 500.000 dollars on board, from Jamaica. • Barley •• • 4 51 1hito Pets I .. ....An ." : .. 7 4 :::: R4l)l,7lB:eSi•cd F10ur. .......;.. .. . . ........................... OTHEL Sailed the Traria*, of 1 gnus. rake of T PLYMOOTH, JAL 91 . (boilers) iiWWI% Mr Came Ik., _ ens, - Came in, the General Perignom, atiJ the Dugan P 40a. 465. Seconds. ' si. ti , Cooke; ro mi m a x.; Mrs. Trash., French priwuteers, lately captured. The UXIIIIIIei . Afters . latter ship has taken, and sent for France, the fol- Cani-laspectnes Natarm-Terasnsw, p ea i lowing merchantmen :-lionseeuture. 10, Proei- Wheat, ,per load IN.-s. be itol.-,. ........ ~ ~,,....1. -.oh to --I. --s. warm to ed he t -.. ox rom Th d - ea a. e sloophFFls* b t T LC : :a' . r. ili g a t i e l gsgA Ti etrC d Pr l i eohi Doter,i. b , , u. eßri Situation In au s c t l'ae . . s4l nupeu.°lti:aeni L oudon , il to r r. ehln:eAd I SL A NDS gimri p rivat ee r,T. i Btrifu .b , taderhi t irhh t. . r f rreoN t oe. i not r :tn . g e t n i wcp - o lG e pieoG:no ,f t A tFnTiFa k ufaij . . anel i. efl l're a le 5 1id . 0. , 514 ; .. 11 r . h' Izt ai.al o er T o M. a n. enS. l .Enifbritiird. side,: i t delf : .1 1. :1 1, 111 l ehli s Et h. St h t8t.41 recaptured e. 1 1 ,1 IP° s latfrl.3l ,e tSBl i i . t e lf, Do wns . nt ht t p l i . i r o v i : Ri:. e . s e l E :i.emftee a . id t i i ea t red o r it e j .. i i '4lini' p7 n l ' I:1 ii i l 'lit t. : eini. that It hb:tll,:k'oeal'e: S. ccllrked.,rn:. Suited rn.i..captured : tr 'the'.lk. ' 1. o:1. Ile " . . i )ot . uafh.:t.. India g. i h: l hitheu ‘ ::. . 11 . a . ' ci lir , dik b }fae fi l s c 7 , . I t. ) 1 . 1 1 4 1 J tLf i, t c " , dta:: . .. man .tetnh s. u s i:' O C' o rei I. e u t' bs y : hhk uc i'd a . ya.'i reached r. i l 'a a Pl.4l° I ° C a ' a) : 4Pt u r . 4. t r od ' l l ' .., '1 . $1 4 s c n i l t Last. i! ; , 6 9B rct e a ti,. -41,: li s r d . La i i .s'k . 1 . 1: - . l. : l. r Y4i v., .. i k 'L a h . t. . lll . ... MaPea i f s t acAlltre s :" : lll , ll:t . o zi r . .. 'its.Rl , 4sl4:l 4 u am s: r hi c ile°B o : : ..C'AE rig t 6: 6 •4 33. 4 ll u iti t il t d i l itC4SC e liN 6 TllF Y l : T4 l 3a : t i. . ll ,: e: ar l aA bi n e. .l . l l ll ° ,..lie v l o o LA, t er t il e:: :: : LTW: : t i l airr:'l. .. t t . t nr s•vs o : :i. . :l.l.. ... e . . :4.3llb . s ir ßi:l . lllll : :". 7 l 4.4 l 4 :6l9 , . l . . 4 E:i . R . s r iat.:1air574 4 ,4 4. ' : ' . 1 0. 41 1 ,4 , 40 .,.: 4.. t::Milt. . : I. : r ii , 'lll.l. Pe s tl I , 1 4 :S' 11 , IT. t. i t : .r . . :Ht v. . 1 Plat es E D"l. ,i. . t i t i tirA o , eE. . al .i eli p , i i o'eifcitiej:TEro:n'iruttor Chan 1 1 i ' d few d o. b. 9. rough he Mr dlowsoap sire Sheswt's late, .boat ft.S.E . of the ahmr tor leagues; This 4y ma , rt•t I:ad Out a short euppt, of d.der, s t ,were extensive. These Id.ads appeared well wuo . kj, very kinds of Cattle . Heif and 3'.•at are choope. Iheu ..r Mt low, and caanul be seen nbuve six ur sevca league. in the clear- i report. Mutton suit Purk support last prier , and tle. o,i (planet C e■t weather Gum the oast-head : they tic in a N,W . surd SE. I iugcurral was not over awhile . ' l'l.e sales in its Hv.'w 14 f'.iap. Alit, direction. were.ones but dull. tiny, Straw, no.l(.lever, hart .'mp,,.4 1111 Itn•,o. Hope l,laad , S.F•.aide in tat . 4. 49. S . Inng. by S.. and in price sauce Moods, . Intaik•.t. tie annex as a:-s.O Msa Ua', M Moon 176 . Su. as . and by chro . 177• oa a;. E, stateaneul of the prier . slid ,samiwrs . 7he \eau Bleney. tale, tat U. 34• S, lung. by Suu sod Moos 174.40. 0. To sink the Offal per atone ref ell,. Rte,red with E. by chro . 174. as. vi SE. ,xtcnding shout I.W. by W . and ttref ...... p. nJ. In s.• ad. 1 Howl wf Cattk , thn d . sr~ eee,h„g till 1 S.E. by E. long and low, and, like the foregoing, alms- Msltuu...4s. 4d to 6.. rwl K-asn dame. of came-nut-trees. 4m PAyll.lll Dwnda, Irk , seen the same eveni lit. o. o • N. •cal as i l.. 7a . G.L I Sheep ayes by San and Mow 173.54 . au. and by chro . 174. eg so. E• 1 a m p „ a. oil. w us. oil. 1 Pigs sounded at 7 p w• so gronotl at so firs . abort a mile, Ilull'i Isle, tat 1 • o. o. N. long, by tiro sod Moon t7a. ad. .nit by chro. 17x. it. as. 'fbks Wsaud is lung and low, old 5traw.....•.. ii. nw. nil. to sl. los. w. t.lst l t S A abundantly s.pplied with cocoa-nwt•trets, which were s`lrvev .. • ..al. na, ml. to 71. Ina ed 1.11 IGnn,, fhe arse day , soil before this island wan sink from Isa.N ( iA'rh a p LEADENHALL hIAYLEI ' k. :,,dowel.. , tlw deck , sew anuth , r right ahead , steering N.W. by : t. ; V (Sy IM Carr .) M a t onir 1 stood on to within tour mike i.fit; hove - te, andsounded - I f as. 5.1. to as. 04 . I teat as . nl. to 7 JF\Vl'. .I no ground at eo fathoms. At 3p w. had sights for chrouo- Mutton 4.. ud. tU :.e. al, Park S . ad. tau y. meter, when the nearest shore , bring nearly the Cent ,, of this part of the island, h re N. by W. jay. .heat foci 11.4 W tIIDI.S. Vrgay,Sltw mile.; the western extreme being the S.W. point, N. ag Best Heifer. and Steen (par brdiwwg Is. teat. l 0 4s at n'[" by 3 eigld mden, and the eastern extrea:e, or S.G. pniel, N• S 1 E. stone 9s. Mil. to 3.. ud. M.,lmtCalf its. r 1 I'SATS e 4 Middling. as td. toes. lid. thorns I4a r4.t• lote + a, t% about In mile ,, from which heuingr 1 pfaee the bale of i%K• AR 011 miry se e 170 53. 18 nod chrommeter 174. 11.11. 1. The S.E. side PRICE OF LLATHEI.. of the idand ,Alends nearly east and west, about six • Bien, so to 26Iba. ea ch - glut to ini for off the S.W. point, agency beach ruses to about a l i7ife l ,:, ' , ~,,,._ .seta . gut I . got perhaps, more, with a heavy surf on it, although the sea was I, Ditto, s ' ) „ o s ""' k ''• very alb. Over it, the hind extending sonic distance to the northward, with s sleep bight, seemed to form a large 111 "` i ," 1" ; H h id u le. bay on the west side. Saw ail immense masher of nausea on fine the beach, and several canoes hauled sp. It appeared orw Prop llides 35 t o Ditto 4; to Solis, -17 d to ia%d coatimed chain of eueoa•nitt trees, or topes • and as we nn along shore, at . shout three or four miles el ' istani"e, saw Puhhe (.11•J skint 3,, l• 4011• . sza to 4:4 •y will be over the nearest hind, corm-nut-trees also, thi•riefore sup. Ditto so In ,ollis . 344 to 4il at smith . poise this island of much larger extent than any we bate set Ditto 70 hi non a 3id to .1,1 3$ od . c . 3 . 0 se son Small Seals (Greenland) Wen. hard is G. Booliam's Isle, S.E. point, lit 5. 43. IS. N. long. by Large ditto tons to 1.144 per &ern son and min 149. 56. JO. E and by thrum. 16). 46. lg. E. Tan ne d Nurse Hides - 19‘d to aid .i . r :', li ii i :; . * : A very extensive island, or groupe of islands, joined to- • ctial, MARE ET, Fes. a a , es ' P '''• gether with lOw sand hawks, which I suppose are dal s • fsh la • p r ies, lame HI! Saips. . !pa m • , high water-we could plainly discern (running alnog shore at sfii Newt ... t i n c o o . s i ........, se ,. ei t t e sas. M. t letter, about four miles distance) the sea on the N.E. side, sod be- yond that again land, appareutly, and no doubt joining to COURSE OF EXCHANGE, - Ins oar, Frs. it. the above, sod forming on the N.E. aide • very deep bay, like Amsterdam.... 31 4 9 11, Oporto a horsesiuw, as the water appeered very smooth. It Wake I ktto at Sight.. 30 7 • Rio Janeiro 7l the I over the his ssoil.basiks • and indeed the whole of the &E. I a ottur d not... . 9li a 11. M a lt a ' Ss Iv* Draw! site was me euntioned ;art Over one of these sandbanks • Newburgh.... SS 6 4411. 111ihredter came • very handsome-baits small came, with four men in it, I Al ton , ...... .. us 7 s tu . D o wn,. 5l e *Mom who being determined to gain the ship, se shorteued sail pariah day'adate 19 6 Curk for, they staid alongside, bartering dried Ash, small neat Ditto mats, fee. fur about ea hoar ' when we made sail. They D„„y e ,,,, e were stoat well made men, an d appareutly friendly, baring Madrid ' no arms of any description with them, and rams elf to • Di tto great distance, although blowing fresh. From the S.E. p a i,,.,.„ 114 du G; point of the island, • very low sandy poiut, with scarcely • Di tto tree or bosh on it, (steads to the Eastward and Northward, , By h„a si tr New D ou bl oo ns .. u 0 • 14.ste .., 1 44 9 4 3 0 i11 e j air pap e o :L t z . . co 9 Pe rt a i r r. r o i x. .. ........ in : 90 • ' 0:9, 6 k e r r i : 37 % . .... two or three miles, with • heavy surf breaking on it: it is Leghorn very dangerous, as, in thick weather, • Whip might be in the Dean, s 6i 'Silver i n n en , „,, n ° • 1,1•4 „ r bleaker* before seeing land. Vance ~. Si New Leah (earl' ) u" " The body of Elmore's Isles in sight from the mast•head • Na o s . is Aglo on t h e B e au( Hoilmi eh, dish' , the western one bearing N.E. about seven leagues, and t h. Lam s as 4 per Cent. e imlent • eastern NE.by E -two small round isles, moderately high. _ - the firs Sights for Aro. at same time , lay which I place them as fol. A c e .; Au ,. e , m .. w0 ,4„. 10:k g,, b ,, up the lawn b.- :al L2l, low I... The welters isle, lat. deduced front noon e. 46. SO. i ..- 1 " . 4 - 1" - h• 1 v ii 2.1 all kw r. Hi. the time of seeing them, 7..53. 4/1. N. long. by sun amid fore s-oogishe' 22 . mpA ire. ail Howe, in lla who e ta die Biwa!, moon, brought on by chro. Ids. 41. 57. E. and by dins itie. shot from a window, he Capt. HAWKLIt.. who • ,1.,,. e . , , 11. a). E. The eastern one in lat. deduced as before mad 7. there, Unwell. Conlinc , i to • 54.11.-.165. 45.45.163. 35- 97. E. The southern extrenie of Pateratin's Isle in sight from the his room what mala , , 11, Hu desk,SAW . IcyW. Moot three leagues, and the Westm w ex. the circumstance more remarkable is, that it 113, ' • Irvine W. AS. shoat live leagues. This island, or, as It ap. ..11v 'no - peered, a groom of islands, had a very fertile appearance, being one mobilised chain atoms's-mut-inn. It lies about these Pened b in ird a s t i o n u a nti la w so h n er : amt t.is th ra a re t a to fr i ir il u l i th o n f r,. .. * i ~ , i l p . ,:tA i l l i, a W.N.W. and E.S.E. low, and will wooded; at. of southern ...•• its, A e lbed hoo_ t ia a i ese d a k b b e e t ro t r i r t t hi b . e w . t w o n te u r i ta b , s c_ o_Le e :. l ( . I_l l 4h_ t i extreme, from noon oh•erration, it. SS. roi. N. long. by era y . rvaima aaiaa or ye , a,,,,,, msx • J. td r 1, and moon, Wetted on by chro. 156. Jo. 45. F.. by ehro. 166. Holiday at the Public 0ff5ert ........ _, !'rt l.sl se. ao. E. •••••••••_v•..-vra......•••••• - •---- c•e of i o N.B. Tin whole of the islands we have sees, to the mirth. . MARA. !AGES. Lie , . ward of the line, I take to be • part of the New Carolinas; .On Monday Winded, at Weston char+, stsff ,, rds- , . • ''-eaelt nti Coe Sr as the situations I give them are nese Others laid down in h y the lion sa d gt e ,,, G eer , ar i dgcnian, William 11 '. 1 'r . ",* Ihr P Arrewsinith's charts, hut which arc no t th e eesec-the dif- 5110tMerer EMI of landrnaston, in Slur Ipshe e, Lir:dem , : ferener in latitude aud longitude being tau, great to admit ofSaldr. •• No 4 it. The obvert 'M o os, lam confid a nt , an • tolerably cermet, unto daughter of the Right Hos. Lard Bradford. •s'aid. ti I- 116 dim were Iss.en of the sun sod Aidgbarnnt on 4.1 " Lately, in Georgetiormare, Eilintiorg's, Ovid Sradr 7 Colonel of the Salop Militia, to the ttoo. 31i.4 liaidgedvu , aAan,,,, e retrial sides of the ninon, in sight of gm pan, l'inion Farrel- Buchanan, Esq. of Blantyre Park, to Anne, poly dri:a a t a i runts e beset, and Alamagan, which plate tiny pan its nearly the same of the deceased Colonel Charles Williantsaa, of tV , it • t in tout/Rude as Arrowsmith's charts ; mid the chronometer be- Cottage, Devonshoe. -___ r .m. it ine only 4. 11. westward of the lunar', and also only 4.2 to e the westward of the longitude of the eastern rxtrcsue of the Ar t : io n too Tb s o o "ida t iZ' yo t t i ngrot ß" 'J Geor . ow i l li g t e u i rf ilin rl7.6s 9'' ti 2i. 5 ,011222 It ' 1' oiiiii- h Greed Lima, &nordista to Horshorgh. I also supp•se that Esq. NP. of Tedworth, in Hants. , ~ sf li e , at there is a continuation of the islands south of Slulgrare'a on Th n , ei t eys t h e ist h h o t, a t South Xilvisell`i ''''' n 4 P. .r! Isles (with mistral' of small thstauCes) said Bligh's hits and H „ so H o l mes , Rm. Mum Leicester Militia, o d4seti ~.. the Feejen. On Thin . ..day ,e'nni:-ht, the ice in the river Tyne of &path Edwards. . eh tts.l broke up with a tremendous crmh, and did some DEATH. ‘,....,, isil ni, rl e ar ß ia, ev e . li W ltst di dla ti tg li tallu lings olft ' he llag ße tw v. glear Su lt r a M C a ls " a u," l/ 47 t .,'It':'•-•; :::•:.: " 1. damage among the shipping. Four Dutch and A few dap Ma, at Mitabelutulmf_ltt la•J i • * tL 4 .. l ,: 6.: .Ily 7, three T armouth weasels broke away from their moor- 1 "" . G ' anen l ith oi r C i. t . ot uk thi t a ‘L d il m r ; A te k r : ( 7ll,c or itee 'I. , h• ( ersl aims, Coati y ini . , ~ I. •3.: , e, ings and received injury in masts, bowsprits. &c. A genteel young woman. order twenty years or t i sa n es e r and of the Rev. halm 1.1 ... c. , rec V,14 . ie tg age. who belonged to a very respectable millinery iseiway:o( Limerick, . .......„...:-:--„:..- ~,tuest S. F. T. C. V. albs Rm. Thowias tur tm u a l • lo . !..... r, y . ,:*(::;, mi.' m y r Immo iu St. James's, was found drowned in the -- - - . • . 4. 1 4 .... ~...r . , 1.!.. )N sv-Prilattst by C. EMIT N. • . c , ~.,... Ist, It- Paddington Canal on Sunday last. A Jury deli- i t il a im pabaislind st tbis No. is, Rea 0 r N. ...' - .„,,,. 1, I• ~ a- erred n verdict of insanity; and • disappointment a nti: l, , sly est % by 1. WKATIL of eye" , P-; . ., ... I A s h 11., ie in her allertious was supposul to have led the de- s o. r e , ' Ai, p ipers les t lib, °Kee, (post-, 1 ./. ceased to self-destruction. dilly si 'emit I to.