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~~ F . • 7 'et thing* teticiateti utterly iinpracticiAtle, such a tor.iaorts if inkeraifol, could - have led to su solid ailsasitxte ; and the retreat of the artily, which mart at NO early period have bstii inevitable, would have *teen expoard to winch liaised. ' 'The /lowest force (and that daily decreasing) that have brought min tine field, after provolisoc for thp•nevii potion of Walchereisandriuift h Ileveland, would . laive amounted t shoot 2.3,00 1, and ii,ol) cavalry. Your Lossisfiiii must at osier wee, r veir if the etiemay'a fon', hail hero Is li• - roues than reprevented, after she nevi-6.1'1y driasch minus to observe the Kamm , is of Ilergrti-op4 nod thesis, and seeming our eoinsionniaations, bow very inadequate a force most soave resisaisresl Ivor v•peration. nAintsa 1,0:n :intl I.lelkestslioeik, stud sill I NOMA Alltlvcri) ; whirl. luau, xl) tar (iota hrluiC 111 she state whirls had been reported, iii, f sesy correct accounts, represented to be to a com plete state of defence ; sod the rliellly ' s ti.•ett liroitOtt up mill placed in atcariti, under the n o n . of the lit. tel. lin .I,•r their C nstaneesisowever mortifying osa In are the pro•Aresa arrested of an snout, iron' . 1 ., _nn •1 conduct ast:l valour I had t very thing In tto te, I feel that toy duty left we too o lire colour than to close suy operation., here ; .1114.1 It still $11*•1113 foe a satiafaction tis use to think, that I not hero induced 1141 illy to comma the safely of sae army collided to mr, ur the ' , Toilworn of 111. a j-aty's iirma. It art nolint )))))) I sal rad , ' sou is. toe to tio.l that the I.lll4lllMinall of the Len teitant-licsierals of tlus oriuy, %%ham I t H il t lit It right to consult, r Mat of respcct to th •iii, 111.111 thdt I thong ht 14 4011111 mold he enterossirel on the eolieorre.l eitsinly to the asastitnefits I have *olionitteal to your Lordship. l am csoicertied to say, that the effect of the Wale, 41 this unhealthy period of the year, is felt most seriously, owl that the itutubtr 'don k• already is little doirt of 3. (1 )0 mess. It is site intent outs to withdraw gradually from the ativ.iticed petition in this islanst, and, s:whoa i n t o WHlelwien b url§ all ndditimutltorre ns may he vistermary to Inviter that important pulses-am', to embark the remainder of the troops, sisal to 40141 thesis in readiness to await His Majesty ' s Curlier commands which I shall intuit anxisisidy expect. I have the honour to be, Sit. (Signed) tTNa't. Admiral/v-(1/ire, .Se pl. 1, 'ROO. 'street of s L e iter treat Rent. 4.lnorsl Sir liirhanl John abscissa, .thas Jo the Hun. St Welle l dry Pair, ititeal on buy,. His Sllsism.'s Ship the St. .IJosisingn, Bile, le sr; th et &wrist, tent, I mire wia to sr,iu i•sit yon, for their Loril.hi v.' information, that the flat hoots of every desesiption of vessels brinu assembled, and every necessary ar rangement made on the isart of the iiityy, for land fug the army near Sant Riad, on the beach winds filial liven previously recoMmitered, and not heal ing from the Esd of rhailistin rtsspectmg his inten tions, 1 eimisminictited with his Lordship on the 04th instant, et.d nn the following day .t fouial 11:s Lordship had tint come tip a determination, on sse. el , llllr Of the iiiiewaswil 'foie.- of the carmy, and the gritty getting. sisitly, and that he hod sent for the General. to eihisnit. 1 therefore, on the morning of the ‘24th, write to his Lordship, and I soon of tea went on shore to the meeting of the I.ictitenaist. Criteria. of the army, taking will) me !tear-Admi ral Sir Itchard Irate. ; 1 (mind them d. colethe of opinion that no operation eoftht be lertaken oginted Antwerp, with easy Prospers of success, sit this advance-I %cassia Or the year, atrl 11)4.'111 - nay creasing iii strength. and our ow.. h ; and that as the taking .of Lillo rwl Lieflrenshotik would not in.iern nor 'daunting the ultimate ash ert oohs expedition, withmitollittrwerp being reduced, and the' country near these for tresses beitsz inn ttlateil ; it was also their devil d eititiot, that the aptly no jht met tMI ht*Ag a .t. tempt no 'them, t lord the most mo tel tidied roardrer,.rf& ed every usteol assistsinre In trainee these fortresses, and also as aid of e very other operation of the army. Loucetviiig the soh. feet ntthe itelilteottions the Generals ,w-fettly tnitit a ri, I withdrew with Sir Iticharil Keats's.— Tile toe euemy, which w, re above the town wt Antwerp nipmite naibls, hove cOhle 411.1 ore now ext It • end-ug the river racism of it,eevent two of the It 1.• lower 140.111.iti the reach Stowe Li: fs edt; rid four frijoles went in Lillo. An home'''. °nuttier of Initial gun-h: tats we on the tem4l; hrh nd them a ere-sr.-lit of state goo and mortar-Mi.:a. 'lie batsery between Lille and Fre derick llendrielt i• ;it has test antis. nu, t.,:ny loos &wen driven from that winch he was to n . Strutting on the Lh.el ..,h., with hiss, by the tile of our litstu6saud gun-vessels. itear-Aslusir a l Sir Alexistider Cochrane has trans milted to tfi.• /ion% 11'ir.i:Jon Wellesley Pole, a I. t. ter hove t:aptssiii Not, of 11w Majesty's ship the account of his hoeing, on the lath oh Joile 14/4,, eightlaid 1.. Frlieilk. a F.eflch frigate, pierced :or forty-tan WOW, but bowing (holy fool tt en of her main-deckers motion and 174 uts board. She hid left Goad is lotllw, 111 company will, another frigate, hound to fruiter with colonial produce. Ile, consort escaped tkrongli superior sailing, sifter a lose; choice, by Ills 31ajest . t's sloop Clierob. MILITARY raomono NS. Trar-Ofree. tier(. e, tsog. p - f h of Iroot.-4;inaotal the Lest Honourable Sir 11.1.145, K.R. to Ise Colonel in Coo' General Forbes Cltartipae.ii.. (rum me it Gal risom Ilitt s.:!:0:1,1.0 i•t ltatmlion. 11.4joir ()Powell S.r qi.euece, K It. feout iJ ‘‘',.t• I oai• Lime.. t I h. C01....el 4 7...orn•ti , Lint of t h e )1 ni. o eal it•e floq ttr.thir iYilhsra Stewart, to be C. 4. llomei•Cnin tta...l.:ut of else Lialtubiou. J Aret lodia 11,4 i awnt-.l.beitrene.lt•fieuerat Sir George grekool., K It feoils'sgilfirrri*ou Itatta 1011, t..) t 4 e 141.014.1, vier Mir Oren, Spetteer. nth (.errie•oi HatiAtion-11 rear firiferul George Earl of Dot ',Mont.. from Me Colour), vxt Sir (itur6c Pretvith lih n1..4,1.(404 rot 'John !),Apard. front the VetrOpi On; lali•sii, Ilu ..r, 5140 , 41 , G4'41441'il ..eirmaretet. lOrtermw Rattalion--!J•stecirtit(:enerd Cienrce &stool., 114.0.6 F4N, CM be Co!uael, vice Licett- erti ta rout-Geis PAAT P.,10111(Ps DIngOLVE.III. • Hurt.o and Soon& ilvnoa, yf itresist•coort, Mirk st,ter:, Aug s., foul. flokisenin cust..,, th...ypoogvr, and Ch a r!“ So!e„,botk of Irmirro. AOll, I . EJmai.lfiechord flie:rtfood Ihrul Kieeard &viler, of Co w thootiOSO. get PO, 11109. ' • -„ Pitlirick Gottlieb Beetles sail Jolt. reit Steitiberg, of Loottoo. J !Bur 3. , 1404. Itenry Williams and Juba Mayor, of London, merchants. Mtg.:ll, Joint Hairholey Thompson, John Mightleld, Jas. Smith Dm...a, sod Thus. Oiddeld Cooper, of IMamthaster and Li. 'crawl. Marti' .11. wig. Joint Ems.* Mill Tli.orias Willis, both of Saffron I'Valilroa, Essex, spirit d.- Biers Aug. : t i, 16'99. Richard Whims, of Runcorn, Clituer, and William Bay ley, of Hale, I:messier, stone-getters. Feb t, trio!). Joseph Ws levet rind John Noscrop, tooth of Bolton-cu- In-Moors, Lancaster, shoe-dealers. Sept. 9, tauti• BANAKUPTS. Thomas Saxelbve, of Derby, merchant, to surrender, flew. to, Oct 11, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, is Derby. A t moseys, Vsosn Mounts snot Jr.upp, Derby ; and Ur Jawua Lambert, Hatton-Barden, London %Valiant Sault, of Mouth Moultou•street, St. George's, Hu nover-square, Middlesex, callenderer, to surrender, Sept. 4.1, and net. Is, al were.., at Guildhall, London. At torsi v, Mr Ridlierdwil, Barthulomew.eluse, Loudon. Charles Hesishmir, late of Tower street, London, wine ineribsid, (but nor a remitter in the King's Bench), to sur render. Sept. iii, 43, and Oct. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, Limit**. Attorneys, Messrs. Berridge, Hattoivgardea. 11 idinin Phillips, of Wragley, Liacolu, slim' keeper, to anintioler, !serf. 15, 16, and Oct. la, at eleven, at the hull ' Inn, is Ilurmastle, Lincoln. Attorneys, Thomas Walker, Spdaliy, Lincolnshire; and Mr. Auasei, Sion 011rge-gardens, Aldermanbury, London. • John Swill, of Liverpool, Lancaster, ststioner, to surren der, Sept 15, 14, 41.41 OM. 14, at one, at the Star anti Garter Toren., to Paradise street, Liverpool Attonies, NI r Joseph Dawson, Vastle.vireet, Liverpool; sad Messrs. Sliepliard and Ail•ingt u. Bedford -riot, London. Robin Wat lea, of Devizes, W victualler. t o surrimiler, 44, 41, and Oct It, at eleven, at the Colt!, Ins, iu bevies. Atli/tiny, Mr. NVilliant Wnnightua Salmon, De- Jahn Kelt!, Shoreditch, Middlesex, rheesemonaer, to parrritrit r, Newt. its, 4.1, and Ott. 14, at eleveli, at Guildhall, Loisttur A t heavy, Mr. Wright, Dosegate.hill, LURIIOO. John M•rltiot, of Cruets's-end, Woolwich, Keat, wheel wright, It. warrrilder, Sept. 51.1, sn, and Oct. 14, at len, at Gothshal, [Asians. Ashtray's, Mr tVilliala LanZham, Nartlett Hatboro; and ii,. Charles H. Parker, Csreenwich, Kent. DIVIDENDS. Septesiiher Edward Bradley the ehkr, of Bromley, Mithlliver, baker, ..t eleven, at Guildhall, London. Septeiuber 2.1. Jul.., Brow•iug, of Oxford•street, sex. carpenter, at tarter, at Guildhall, Imodon. Ortohre to. Jun. ph Johnana and Juba Stathain, of To it 14... •: es. Mill., Son t limiiptoa, and Th as Johnson, of rde• street, landusbury, Middlesex, millers, at tea, at Guild. ball, &motor. September it. William Bell, of Bristol, lirien•draper, at loved, at the Bush Tavern, Corn. vt reel, Bristol. Septet dier 23. . 1 0h.. Baines, late of Ashford, Salop, farmer, at tin, at the White Hose Ism, Ludlow. September 2J. Mono Onto, .(Upper Sand Martin's-lane, Luogmere, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, ut leo, at Guild hall, London. fietneirilicr /J James Wrigley, of Pitt-street, Illackfrides% road. surrey, Isat.inaurfaeterer, at tselee, at Guildhall, September Mi. Patrick Morgan and Arthur Strother, Lite of the Crescent, so the Minions, London, merelsauts, at ten, at Guildhall, London September 49. Ilo)re Mashill, of Recedes, Suffolk, ophoh stem., at one, at the Aiiis's Head Inn, Irkeeles. November tr. Millions Ikainay, wf Reel-street. London, jeweller, at twain., at Giri:Jhall, 1.0 I.IOU. September Wllll,Oll 11n..115, of C.n-liPle, Cumberland, grocer, at eleven, at the Cai lisle November 14. Geurn ' e Bonituu, late of Charing•ernos, Middlesex, but ersiaof Prickler's-hill, East Barnet, Hert ford, farrier, at ',maim, at Guddrall, London. September tn. Eaall Jo ea, of Morton, Denbigh, dealer and thapinan, al art..., al the Sportsman tuts, Castle street, Carnet v..ts October 3. Benjamin Rad+ ley, of Whiteehapel, sex, grocer, al,Tree.., at (ittil4to4ll, London. November 13 Julio Yew Griffith, of Nurthampton• t( reser, City road, Midilleses, stuck-broker, at eleven, at Guild b:ol, I ondon. scptrmh. r lti. Charles St nary, of New street, parish of Satan Catlitui Al wharitsger, at ten, at Guild hall, I.cioriou. NovirooMr Is John Paragon and Jame,. Gardiner, of Cle meal's I I. !Etritstreet. LoololoDo atolor Lam Surre,, l.a, inrichanta, at elevca, at Guildbal•, Novreodoe it. Williini Lawson, of esitit Cathartae'r-street Maish.'s A, barna •lialter, at tea, at Guildhall, Louden. Norein't.r It. Be•ijainin, taine•strati-sonare, Loodoo, it, et our, at Goolothotll, Loudon. N ',umbe r j a IVilliam Peter Watson, of Selby, York, Ilirrittr, at use, al liuildhall, London. Novembers lko noi Moffatt, of G 'swell-street, parish of Sawn Lake, tN I street, UAdlesex, blue manufacturer, at eleveu, at Go Stuart, Lettlovi. November 4. Thum... loloofiott and bun Bump, of Cowart'. elite!, porisk of 'isi it Luke, ilt.l.sheet, Sltaldteree, blue asiaiirturent, as eleven, at Guil.' hall, Se;oc.nacr at. Elia tbetb Sinks, of Dilford, Deem,. miller, at elver'y as the Bosh fasten, Coeu.street, Bristol. Gereamber iii. George Sl.rltby, of Size.lane, London, mer *haat, at lea, nt 1:atIollt ell, Loadon. thfemsdier 16. iltoy, of Site.larte, Linden, user chain, at tea, at Is,, 1111411, Loudon. Decein wr Stir Thum is Vlalety mot lte , rote Matety, of Site. la it, Looiloa, inereli.vits, at tell, at Goildlialt, London. oi:totter us. Wilton l'aShcrer and Thomas Joboion, of Hyd...str. et, Moo na'pory, MAJ.eses, factors, at eleven, al tivolioltaol, Lou.loo September do. Jerealials Ap:llehy, of Chatham, Keut, '0 draper, at Sr o, at Goolollutlll, 61 1:not. Septem'o-r 2.1. Jam liabartion, of LyJJ, Kent, linen draper, at ten, at Ortob:r Wollvuot Brain, ttf Autiono.strerl, parish of St. Ana, Westin sts)er, platieouaker, al t eclve, at Lomb.,, ' Seitt:nulmte tn. Frederick Head, late of Bury Saint Ed introo's,SulFoik, ha'cier, at eleven, at the Angel-lon, Bury Saint !Amend a Otto - .•r . homes Topp, of Manchester, rAton•utanu , titular, at shr.r, at the Taveru, beat. ite., Mast. elseati r. I Not,,ohrt is. M owe Azar, late of Aurtin Friars, bid now of Cdr Chain ten. Lotidu.i, ahtio.ant are, at eleven, at Gaildhali, London.. Ortoher i. 'John L,bban, late of Great Wi'd•street, Lin• colh'• Imo Fields, todlesea, coach.plotc touchier, at to elee, al Guildhall, LAu idon. CF.RI I FICAT —ri—SrPTr curt 23. Ric' aril Pint sayer, late of I:ewe e,..art, the .noney•meriven. r. W... is 111.1111111411. one, *frr late of Wooalfsted, Essex, ape• th Wilita.gi Pearson. of (/'.ll Painalierr, Durham, grocer. firm it Elliot, of tisspin .shans, Man, eloilliev. Dement, of WI, terl.mpri, Mmldineit, brasier. Job's Si..rk, 01 Si SA•lofled Church yard, Borough of South. wa.k,Sorrey, hop.fictor Ede am Clewer imolai, of the pars.b of Claimer, IVorcestrr, 40.11er. Jost p!, llurslne, of IV dleend , No. tligonherlmoll, owner Matthews, fornier4 of thasin,:.toke, Swath:kat/qua, gr , ,eer Joh • Noes', of 11111.laUe, Tuuley-ativel, South's:irk, Surrey, ghterin 411 1.-st I so, of (Seurge.atreet, Uanorer•sqoare, :.., pictere•derkr. INA4)I.VENT. Pih.cnier in the 31A ItSliA LSEA Prison, in the County of %111 Yell. rifts? hoTtiri. •Siehited Perna, fonererty of Leerishotar, in the touchy of ofterwag.ls renutog as the nest of the (;reyburogid. Clarem-straat, in the Bosusiol. of South.. ask, its the nonsty of Surrey, and lie resident at the Star and Garter, isms. aireet Waihninater, is the comity of Alsidicsa, LANCASTER ASSIZES. RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL. William Carter and ci:ard Rik!, were indicted, oil tile prosecution of the Atturirey- General, for riotously slid tumultuously asseintiling, with divers otlierl i mrsous, to Liverpool, cud deinulisliiiig several houses, egainst the peace. Mr. CLAIM, in the absence of the Attorney- General, lapelled the case. lie stated that these indictments were of the utmost importnime, and the cases before the Court deserved the 111021 i arri ous consideration, especially while the impress service was carrying out to the town of Liverpool. On the evening of the _oth of Joile, the riots had got to such an Manning pitch, iii several ;mite of the town, at the bailie tune, that the ("I n c,r were erimpletely overpowi impress-si Ivies, he contended very forcibly, most h e supportril ; and pwrtteul irly at this time, whets our very existence depended on our naval strength. tic relined the mirth-tiler* of the riots to be in Bird -street, St raiiil sheet. and Cooper's-row, all at the same tines, iiiid several hundreds of pounds damages were dime to the houses they attacked. He concluded with ob serving, that the people of Liverpool must be taught that the impress-service must not be in sulted. Mr. Atipinall, who was the Mayor of Liverpool at the time, described the riots as follows:—!'hat, ou the evening of the gOth of June. on receiving in formation of the riots in dith.rent parts of the town, lie went to quell them, if possible. He !bond se veral hundred p. pions as-einbled in Bird -street, about half past eight o'clock, opposite to u tendez vous-hotsee fur the impress -service. When he first got into the street, It was completely filled with, rioters, slid he, with much difficulty, made his way elong. lie was attended by two constables, one oil each aisle of hint. lie seized two of the - notere, who were in the act of breaking windows, and he delivered them into the custody of the constables. He remained alone envi( the rioters ; and then, having no assistance with him, he endeavoured to pacify them, but he could not prevail upon !hem to desist from destroying the house. He addressed them repeatedly, and told them that he had the Riot Act in, his pocket, and if they did not retire, he should be under the necessity of reading it, and calhug in the assistance of the military. It was then about half past tell o'clock; they did not at troll to any thing he said, but the mob appeared to be increasing to numbers, and were snore violent is' Oen conduct. He left them, and believed they were impressed with the idea that he was gone fur the military, and it had the desired effect, as they dispersed. Edward Preston, a police officer of Liverpool. said, that oil the above night he sew a great .... &o ber of people assembled in Bird -street, and among them he observed the Prisoner, William Carter. He mid his brother officer, Parkinson, went miring hem, and desired them to disperse, as, if they did oat. it might be of serious consequences to them. lie saw the Prisoner, Carter, at that tone, and told him to depart, but he took no notice of the admu ninon. The Witness finding he could do no good among the mob, determined on leaving the spot ; and. as he was going away, the Prisoner, Carter, kicked him Ott the thick part of his thigh, upon which the ‘Vititess seized him by the collar, but the Prisoner gave him such a violent blow on the mouth, as tilled his month full of blood. and Parkinson, the other officer, persuaded him to let the Plisoner go, as he thought they could not do any good, the mob being so tionierour. The fol loweig morning, hr met the Priimiser, Carter, and took him nits custody. The part that lie particu larly observed the Prisoner taking, was shouting, and making a great noise. -. Timothy Parkinson, a constable of Liverpool, said, he went into Bird -street, at the time of the riots, in coint.iny with the lee 4 witness; he w.ivr both the Prisoners there; it was about nine o'clock ; when he went first in among the mob. ha saw the Primmer, Cirter, very active, amid talking with the people about him ; the witness desired him to with draw repeatedly, he appearing to hive more to say than any of the others ; he saw him strike the Offi cer, Preston, in the mouth, at the tune he hid hold of lion by the collar ; die witness mind Preston muds their e.cy►te from the molt by running away ; they, however, weut g the mob .rgiiii, but entered Bird-street at the other eis.l ; lie then saw the Pri soner, Riley, at the rendezvous-house, kept by • niao of the oam►e of Hyde, 11011 SUM 1111.-y open the window-shutters, forted one of thein off, and throw it into the itreet, the other he also took off, mud throve it against the window-frame; the frame void gliewof which had bream inurh broken before. The Jury found them both Guilty. Camelia. Common was indicted for • similar of fence. 11 illirm Herring. • police officer, of Liverpool, raid, oil the lined of the toth of jUlle, at the time of the not., h.- went to Cooper's-row, about ten o'eloek, it ehieli time there WES a very great mob, ne.kiiig a great wise, throwing stones and brick bats in a rendezvous-house. He observed the pri. inner atno.ig them, and raw him with a stone or haul substance in ins hand, which he threw at the window of the r•ndezvour-horse, the windows or which were nearly d lislied before.; but he threw the stone at the triunes ; and he took hint into rm. toily directly alter he bud thrown the stone. The witness said, he iimiev.tood that the rinse of th.. riots, was that one oldie press-gangs had impressed • soldier helmiging to the 4tith regiment of light dragoons. The *woe the prisoner threw, lie heard fall in the house. The Jury follow' him Guilty. Attutrio Sihem*. a Portuguese sailor, was f•tioirl gentry, and Patrick Burn. was acquitted of I similar offence. PILINIKET.--Thio lady unlerwent s second examination on the cbarze of forgery, on Fnday, at 11aribriiiiiigh-street ; but by the order of Mr. Nara. the Ma.pstrate, it was conducted so private ly, that not an individual was permitted to enter the mom. We are enabled, howeier, to state, that un adilitinnul evidence was brought forward in this instance, and Mrs. P. was spin liberated, en bail being given for her appearance. A letter, dated Heligoland, August 27 : --,••• A few days since ten or eleven vessels were taken to the river Jabde by the revenue officers. . N4rAL INTL LLIG E 11.17. POUT/NW tITH. PMPT. 1. Sailed the Xiubc frigate, with it few ships fur the West holies.-.-Wind E. • SEPT. 2,, Arrived His Majesty's ships Winer, Cormorant, awl lies ;her, with several I I soips from Clue It illt-Amethyst, for Ply mouth, with a con voy ; Rattler, for Newfoundlaud ; Ills Majekt.'s ship Hawk, with a etolvoy for Africa ; 'LA I-la Moje-ay's ship Richmond, :or Cuwe-, ful, of pro. 0011e1S,•V I Ild S. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, AUG. 30. Arrived thr. Britannia, from Lisbon', lauded dim patches sit Falmoutis ; 111141 the Steallute. with tort. SOT from Falmouth. Sailed the tussock. with a Niesseuger for Lisbon; and the Lyra, with dispatches. Attn. 31. Went down halo Cawsiiiiil Bay, the ,iJoifrea, r/ 74 guns; the York, 74. with 650 were. it was rmug up Usitintaze. Sailed the „Swollute, with convoy to the Faistwartli and the Wenzel r•choo:lei, wu.l Pfyropts-is fat Falmouth. Deal., SEPT. I. Arrived the !lardy gumbrig, with upwards Of 90 sail of trast•:e.rt.i, with the whole of she cavalry MI board from Flushing. The Unicorn frigate has this day sailed for the Sore. Arrived from the river the Woodland Cattle, Fireman, for Oporto. Several ships a..ivrd from the westward, this morning, iiiid brought up off the South Foreland, supposed to Ive West Indio men. They will (-our into the arwiis torxt &mod. Three p. In.-111mm. 30 sail of trarisoonv from the eastward, arc now coining round the South Sand Head, for the Downs.—W mil N.B. rillySit. SEPT. 1. Sailed the American brig Bratty, of irlarble. head, with a cargo of sugar and cuff e. to joist convoy at the Nore for tiottenburgli; and the (ha corn, of Ouver, Fleckliglit. for Sunderland. A sloop of war pasted here to-d.iy. with a schooner wider Fretich colours ; she is a merchant vessel, sod, we understand, was captured opine time back. A cutter is come iii under rapenhorg colour., with a cargo of wheat, from ()Arm( direct, to a merchant of this place ; she appeals to have been a pleasure veowl, sod is of very small burden. A number of transports. said to be near the whole of those scot to Floshilig with horses, are going roiled the South Sand Head into the Dooms. It appears those horses have not been lauded, bring, from this situation of the islands, quite tarries., except a few for the accommodation of the offic•r-. HARWICH. SEPT. 1. Yesterday afternoon, sailed the Lady Frah tee t otekd, Capt. Rutter, with the mail soil statidry pa-etigers, for the island of Walrberen. 'file Lcripar , l Custom-bowie cutter, of this port. Capt. Smith. al.o sailed for the same place, twin,/ em ploved nailer the Admiral commanding thi•re. The Alert, Capt. Brown, arrived yesterday stir. noon, frosts Waldieren, with Col. Ramsay and ail. other officer. From the latter we learn that many of our officers and soldiers are very anwell, sisal morns have died of fevers, hi-might on by the dampness and fivkleness of the weather. CORE. AVG. The lvt Regiment of Dragoons, u fine end ef fective corm, loss embarked st Cove, av we und,r stood, to join their gsllstio fellow-sulthers to Soap, under Sir Arthur Wellesley. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. •111111111.1), - In the Downs—The Coquette. stoop of war. with • &et from the Downs; Juliana, tt■dfort; Qncrn , Trillloo : sai.s, Keay; Aid, --, and M•iri, Frioeis, front Quebec; Chap hate, Panel son, frum the Braila ; and Mount Vernon, /rum Virginia. At Falnaouth—s-t he New Society..--., frum Gibraltar; and the Mars, Hen. e. from 3faitn. At Liverpool—Valentine, Rooker, from New-York ; Mer maid, Dw)er, from New foitiolhool ; United States. 1.0111:411061, (rout Charleston; and Franklin, fif roiu New Orkano. At New•Yeek-..The Wm. Jecminp, --, from Haoi, seized Ai Coft—The Perooritr. Rawson, from New lock. At fi'llien'ts.—The C..mmcree, Rand, from Portinonth; Liverpool Hrn., Girin„ from Liverpool: Commerce, lu L sa. fros Gael mey ; Arm, Kenyon, (nn l'htlaiielplo ; Corporal Trim. --, from Chnii.stoo At !lochs—tbe Itel,nom Castle, --, from Liv , rpool MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, .ion irw m. V. Samuel Thomas Covtiissi, Btab..pealestnet, Loodou, glover • 3 11 Ge.rcde Wyelicrley Laudbrek, Old Redden', Bishops mite, broker - 3 I Jolla Ellis, Ratbhune-place, Middlesex, butcher t OIVIDEN 1)S. John Rrenkspear, Onford-strert, *Mermaid' I I Jobs Sinus, Lombard street, London, banker - CERTIFICATES. Jobs Edney, late of f !ugh HolbJrn, Middlesex, cheese monirr. John Loogeigg, late of Noble-street, London, Malachi:Wrr our( komieman. John Turn.... of S anemtrr, ropmmaker. Simnel Rirhard Kittml, late of Hull, Norfolk, printer. Henry Iluddeu, of Little Chapel-street, Westminster, ear pcnter. Thom** 11•14., of Holborn. NI iddleatm, glover. John 14.111411, of Rnuesgme, l*ciit, shopkeeper. Peter Smith, of Liverpool, viet uslier James fhwdon, of Westbury•upon-Trim, Gloucester, oar elmoit Jame* Monti, of Manchester, rotion-manufirturor. Mary ghersoinl, of Onneaslre, York, jr* eller. Dimd ruk ill.. of 1.111111.1111611111. MIMI. !I..Vll•Cifir.r BAA 1.. —Le.' nu m RQR\T—HuIMIy at 1111. Pa ...a Oakes. _ —.. ..:. BIRTH fla Monday last, at Wells the lady of Capt. R. W. °tray, of His Majesty's ship Ajar, tea daughter. MARRIAGE:. ON Sundae sennight, at New Alresfurd, Mr. White, Da man, in Miss Smith. DEATHS. 0,, Thararlsy, the oath nit. at his seat at Corahermers Abbey, in Cheshire, Sir Robert Salosbney Cotton, Bart. ninny years Representative in Parliament fur the county of Chester. He is vied in hit title and estates by blown, Majur General Cotton, noir oat service in Spain. (It the g" th u l t- died st Furey, Rear Admiral Rase, Age a most painful itloe.a , lately &resident attitude*. - - WA'ERR AT LONDON THIN OAT- Hornet; is el; att.; 9l Afteeteroe Geis. 'Arc 0 LONDON t • —•-1 1 ; init., by C. SMITH, No. r, Ctement's tun, ;act trehlishovl at the r knee, Nu. Is , Burk of At. Cirloo" .l * (:hercia, %trvorl, 17 J WHITK, or lime place --Orders, .t.e. for lira repc , , vent lu the Office, (reel paid), sill be dot) atlantic/ to. 7? • •11,...... Ti. ; ••• JI% : In V wry, ihmew Sir I'. 11 r. l 1 0 . to oil or. A Wee PY •1 CWlllt Pc Mr I Lon. 'l'• yr er Al, I Lu pi Off;: Itt the by 5 hod Cu 8 ) . Ay