The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

z.~-=~ ER . IA E. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF pi!:ERS, SATURDAY, MAUCH 1 'fin4 Ilduse met at ten o'clock in . the morning. The Mutiny Bill; the Sugar_Drawback Bill, the "Wfaina Salt Bili, and the Paddington Canal Bill, were r. ad a third time and passed. The Irish Licence Bill was read a second time and committed for Monday. Adjourned till Monday. From the LONDON GAZETTE,March 21, 1807• ;Var.:Office, Marcb.2t, /86'7. ist Regiment of Dragoon Guarcis, john Nelthorpe, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,. vice Johnson, who resigns. ;d Ditto, Cornet W.' T. Maysori to be Lieutenant, by pur- •-•- chase, vice Bue.kmaster, who retires'. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons. • Cornet Andrew Creagh to. be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wood, who retires. 33th Ditto, 'Lieutenant Joseph Doherty to be Captain of a • Troop, by purchase, vice Isurid, who retires. Cornet Francis Lewis O'Beirne, from the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu-. tenant, by purchase, vice Hall,:protnoted in the 71st Foot. 16th Ditto, Withim Hay, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Persse, promoted. ist Ditto, Captain T. W. Brotherton, froth the 6th Foot, to be Captain' of a Troop, vice Smyth,: who exchanges. td Regiment Foot, Ensign and Adjutant Patrick Carney to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Chat les Borlase to be 1.ien:I.:1114o, vice • Saunderson, deceased. homas Cockburn Ross, Gera. to be Ensign, vice Borlase. ' 4th Ditto, Ensign W. TWy s sdeii to be Lieutenant, by pur chase,- vice Word, promoted. John Kenneth Nlackenzie, to be EnEi,,n, vice Twy,sden. tJlarke, Gent. to be Ensign, without ?Ur krowne, promoted. Caplahi Edward Smyih, from the xist Light 1):agoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brotherton,• nsigh George kennings, • from the .;33d I. cut, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, lames Clark. son, Cont. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Purcell, .ippomtinent has not taken place. 7t.:1 Dktto, Lieutenant William .Nledows Ilainmerten, iron tt , e sstlt toot, to be Lieutenant, without puraabe, v stFoue, placed on . Halt-pay Of the 96th t oot., Lieutenant Philip nom the 69th FoOt, to be Lieutclnalit, vice Hovenden, placed:on Halt-pay ui the Y.-5111 L r i; Captain lames Short to be Major, by pur chase., t 5..,! Newman, promoted. • - 23d - IWN.lahon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, tvi:ll,tit purchase, vice 1-fall, promoted. • .26t0 Ensign lames Dunn to be Lieutenant, withotit ,purcn.,,e, vice Zobell, promoted. Ensign 'Fho. Murrayl' to oe Litaitetiant, without purchase. Frederick Campbell • -Heat to be Ensign, vice Dunn. Robert Itobctibun, Cc:lt...l' r , et, Ensign, vice Murray, 5,:.111 Dim), Lcnvis "1 eissier, from the Goth Foot, v.i.e. thy, Liu cr4chip:gcs. 1:11- sigo joun "11:44D.:s hatiow to Le LteuteiTani,"without vlee prow,ted tll LhR.- jlll - Foot. Ucerge kumlcs ,(;eut. to ire hi:3q - ,n, vie:at M`Cartliy, 14, Vice %\ Vutt,pp:noted: Cal;;oio 1. 1. '1 erre‘yest to be Viaj. , r, by pur.' chase, Dociswortii, Captain Nicholas 1)e jersey, troln the 3111 'VelvronAlattalion, to be Lap.: fain of a Company, vice Adams, .removed to the Ist Royal Veteran Itattailon. Gem. to Eaistgb, LV►IIIUUt purchase, vice I✓ilsuh, promoted in tiie. 56th . i . Foot. soth Oil to, i.teutQrlattt 1. 1 , :. C. NP Canty, from the 3ot li - Foot, to b Lieutenant, vice Tet,ster, who exchAoges. 53d Dim., Major-f...;eiteral the joiutt Abetcomby to be. Coimiet, vice Utturol - Cro4ix, _ sth Ditto, Ittisislt johti 13ntfer, trt.ht the 54th Foot, to be Viet/Noma; without phr,..has;:, vi...e I...):etriLlis.-.11, who 1C- Illtb. t:tsigli W altrAtit T:lorgocd, from the !Stir F o u t, to . _ be ditto, Kitson, deceased. • ' 58tli Ditto, Lieutenant peter Dudgeon to be Captain of a comp.my, without pit:chase. Ensign GL-orge Niitcuell to be IxeittLai , i.z, Ensil;n David Morrison to be ditto. IViiitain 1-I.l;r , son, C ciii. to tie i tisihii , vice - Newman, taent: to be ditto, vice _tvlurri. t z7.ilit to, johti Nl:l,:dl9:tid to be :\Lijr)r, by pur chas:; vuc i,runwen. who ictues. 69th Vitt.), Geory4 e.k nods, from tlalf-pay ef the Sstit hict, to oe I.teuteh:Mt, lay }ur n femovca to the . • . • 74th Ditto, .41sbiitenit.gurgenn Colquhouo Grant, from the ' atb 1,•04, to vice Andrews, (Wixas,...-.1. a 79th Ditto, Carinkhael, Gent. to be Edisq,n, by 'war ' citaso, ei,e Alum Catnen,n, prozn6tvct. • 83d Ditto, Brock, t;,!ur. to be Ensign, without pur - chase, vice 1,710.ing,,, procriutvti in the .Ictit foot. :11 (,Lo! Vim Browii, front Half-pay of the ! a r c Livcrvi,ol Ti) tie C.iptaiiiut`4 Company, • 901i1 I.ll.;lllJot,epti I.u.La.;•Cox to be .LieutPnant, vice ittmsiey, , ictuuvc.l to 7EII Gilbert C.:pur), Oeitt. to be hnsigi i, vice Cu ? . - Sad Vitt°, 1. Rosz., G Lot to be Ensign, vice Ross, whose Ai", intnieni' is not to take place. 95th I.)iito. t4alter D. licitcll, Gent. to be Second Lieu tennt, wrnout purchase, vice kiatnerton, poinoted in 9t)ra Captain Peter Duni:2s,, from the Sth Garrison 1talt::!1,1:, to be Captain otia Company, without purchase, who •Tesii.;iis. tiosphal-Nlate AkAal,der ASsistatit-•:,urgeon, vice reniuvi:d to the I<i,yLi Cor - ,p,5.. Gent. to. be Ensign, without pu;c-r,,e, VILC tt.alte, • VA WC;At ite6hoejlt, Champagne Reyno ld to be. ii.r, qiiiiout purchase. • Roy.Al Coi•ps, Atisistanr-Surgeon Robert Anderson, • fioni tlie 2. ik R' , .;•4l to be Sur l ;eun, vice AiLad, Assistant-604;,(1- Thomas Dougl.4s, from the Sgut, t otit,• to be ixstt , iiiirSurgeorl. Garrise., oatiallUli, Qu4rier-M,istert iJrnes Horton. from • the 6th I , ooi, .0 o nsign , vice•l<o6oins, prornotcci in the 6th sth Ditto, ienichant Thomas Forrest Fisher, from the 7th -foot, t.) t.:;:praut or 3 Company, vice Dennis, appeinterl to to,: y9in 6th Diu.), I,,eort..uant Carncross Nesbitt, front Ilalt-pay 96tti Llcutenant. hmiga John Robbins, from. trio Za v .7i1,016 iLittaDon, to be • 7t4 sley, twin the Both Foot, to 1.1. I?c i.. 41 Veteran Battalion, Captain Wm. Adams, from the 34th Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Woodgate, Taece.ased. Nertneill Matit:nutter Regiment, Henry Moore, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hough, was) resigns. The King's German Legion. 211 Light Dragoons, Baron bsiurlt to Cotattt, vice l'iteale, deceased. Sci 13altalion of the Line, b. L. Muller, Gent. to be Ensign, v.ce Isenbart, promoted. ms:moßitNoust. The Appointment rat Lieut. Charles Tennison Walworth, from the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant in Watteville's Regi ment, as stated in the Gazette of the 14th inst. bas not taken place. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the ad Decerhber, and 71 - 11 Fe- ..... , lam; . y. Bth Garrison Battalion, for jonn Colthurst, Gent. to be En sign, read, Nictmlas C..lthurst, Gent. to be Ensign. i.st Regiment of Foot, Fur Win. 131osse Armstrong, Gent: to be Ensign, react, Phu Armstrong, Grp:. to be Ensign. Commissiceis in 11.:t Leicester Volunteer Infantry, signed 1,37 the I.cr4 L ieutenant. Daed March 4, 18.7. • .• Vientenant SamuelC to be C apta in; vice Bankart, re. signed. Liekdenant lames Watson to be Captain, vice All - iopp, resigned. Ensign Were. Forrester to be Lieutenant, vice Coltman, promoted. Ensign w nt. Stiltzer to be ditto, vice Tompspn, resigned, Ensign ISaae Barnes io be ditto, Vice Watson, promoted. Ensign Robert Parr to be ditto, vita Ltalby, resigned. BANKIW.PiI CY ENLARGED. William. Coombe, late of Queen-kreet; Cheap,4de, London, wareliouseinai, trout Mari: 31 to 'April 14„at teu , at Guildhall. _ L.. - 13.4NKRUPTCY SUPISRSEDED„ William Grepnn, of Manchester, innkeepet. . , 13/IA , KRUPTS. james Freeman, late of St. Mary Magdalen, - Bermondsey, Sufic), vie,ualtet, to surtelider MdTgAt.\o4, April 7, .`anti, r T fay 2, at tt - o, at C;utltiliall, Lottdon.' Witham M.rtlitier, ot Wiyetilioe, Essex, giltstcr, 'Atarch Nay at , ele‘ell, \ at the crptillllllll, Cu!- chester. .. 6 ‘ttorniti, Mr. Surj•thies,• Colchester I or Mr. • Lowten, Temple, London. Willliam Smith, DI ‘Voiverhampton, Staffordshire, hutchef, April rE., at five, 17, and' May 2, at eleven, at the jetiting ham Arms, SnillnalL Salop, Attorney, Mr. Corse:, %Vol verhampton. ' • William Hancoek, of Sheffield,, Yorkshire. tallow-chandler, March 30,31, and Maya, at eleven, at the Hotel Inn, Snet field..Artorrites Mr. Chambre, Temple-lane, London or Mr. Watson, Sheffield. ,Thomas Susham, late of Creak, Norfolk, hawker and pedlar, March 24, 3t, and May 2, at twelve. at Guildlialt, Lon don: Attorney, Mr. Falcon, Elm-court, 'Temple. • Robert Rawlinson, late of-Kingston-upon- Hull, merchant.. April 1, a, and May 2, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, MesSrs:.Rosser and Son, Bartlett's•buildings, Holborn, London ; or Mr.• Oickonson, Kingston-upon-Hull. Isabella Watkins, Frances M'Clure, and Lucy Hincks man, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, milliners and co-partners, March ail, April. 4, at twelve , anti May 2, at one, at-uildhall. Attorney,'Mr. Hogarth, Staple's- Inn. DIVIDENDS. April 23. George Bagnet, of Leeds, Yorkshire, soap.boller, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds, April 14. Thomas Harding, of Bolton, Lancashire, linen- 4 • • • draper, at ten, at the Bap Inn, Bolton. April-,t;. John Simmons, Makin Simmons, and William Sinunons, of Liverpool, merchants and co-partners, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. May ty. Arna Foreman, of Chatham, Kent, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 24. Colin Moorhouse,nf John-street, Adelphi, Middle. sex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. Charles Frederick Schmoll, of jewin-street, Cripplegate, Londo merchant, at twelve, at , Guildliall. March 24. Richard Hamer, of Saville-row, Burlington-Gar dens, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. Benjamin John Lench, of the Curtain-road, St. Leonard, Shoo:ditch, Middlesex, horsc-dealer, at eleven, at -Guildhall. April it. William Beatson and john Beatson, of St. Mary. at-hill, London,' nychants and to.paitners, at ten, at Cuildilall. April '4. leSeph Roundel!, late of Skipton, Yorkshire, gro: cer, at eleven, at the Black Horse, Skiptoti., April . 25. Francis Gilding, of Aldersgate-street, London, ca binet-maker, At twelve,„at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. April rr, Stephen Hambidge, now or late of Fetter-lane, Lon don, clothier. Horn Giles, of Canterbury, Kent, grazier. john Stride, of Emsworth, county of Southampton, grocer. Thomas Edwards, of lliick's:foot-lane, U pm-Thames. street' London, cotton-manufacturer. , Henry 1.5 e, of HOlywell-streer, Shoreditch, Middlesex, sil- vciarlith.. David - Holloway, of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, inn holder. . . . .. . . . . • • " FARTNERSIIII'S bIS iol-VZO. - _ J.'Meredith and A. Meredith, Bristol, merchants. 1. Greenwood, Ingleton, york, and I. Powker o Thompsbn• Fold,'Westmorland, carriers. • • W. Jackson and ). ftclpti, Carlisle, carriers. - ".• • C. Hewitt and %V. !ones, Hardshaw, Lancashire. M. Morgan, C. 11. Watker, and 1. Cole, Mishit, stone=ware manufaauters: • • • j. Onions'and Son, Broseley, T. Itighy • Billingsley, and 1. Bishton, Kilsal I, Salop, iron -masters.,. 1. Hebditch and Odell, Whi tecross-street, cheesemongers. H. Baines, H. Mercer - , and K. NI Aglkai I, Liverpool. T. ICipl and raiwn, N-ewcasek.upon-litie, merchants. 1. Held and T. Alessenger, ,Kingston, : Surrey, coal-rntr- • • , C. c l.3 l" o i r l it s am and C. N. Foy, George-street, 131ackfriar's-road, . . ~... cheesemangers. , . 1. Pacey, . Worcester, and T. Roberts, Nottingham, lace nfatiutoaurerg: C. S. Pearson, C. N. Pollard, and r—S:nee, Shad Thames and Bond-street, glivis-inanufatturers.. j. H. Pownall and 1. l'ercival, Manchester, calico-priftters. j. Dale and j. Dale, Cymbal, Oxford-streer, and New Build- ' street. MAILS. AR RIV FD-2 13ublin. t Waterford. Dv z---2 C:ottenburgli, Lisbon, t. Waterford. Fitter.: OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols 624/ Onanium - - 3 pr. THE SU N. 1101.1A4 QUIS nIC RL FALSIIM AUOE4T, L 0 Iti D A; MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1.807. As the public must look with much anxiety u p on every thing that relates to the intended change of Administration, we think it proper •to lay .before them all the circumstances that have occurred rela tive to this important event. The Duke of Poivr ' LAND is to be at.the head of the ReW Administra tion. It is not'determined whether Lord Mrt.vittx will actually assume any ostensible post. ,He has, it seems, already declined accepting his former situa tion at the Admiralty. ' He breakfasted with the Duke of P ORTLAN P on Friday morning. Among other persons who have been mentioned as likely to take part in- the New Arrangement, are, the Earls of WESTMORLAND and CAMDEN, Vis count CASTLEREAGII, the Lords HAwxEsEtutY, REDESDALE, and ELDON ; Messrs. LONG, PERctvAL,' and CANNING ; all of whOm attended the meetings at Burlington House. t,ord MELVILLE dined with the Duke of PORTLAND on the same day With, the rest of the Noblemen and Gentlemen above-men tioned, and also the Earl OfCHATtim, who came tO‘ town an purpose. The Earl of HARDTICKE and . Lord ELDON were at Windsor on Saturday, and had a long interview with His MAJESTY. Yes-' terday Lord HAWXESBITRY was at Windsor,. and had also an interview with His MAJES TY. It is not expected that the arrangement for the . new Ministry will be completed before Wednesday next, when HIS MAJESTY is expeCted in Town to give it the sanetion of his approbation. A variety of reports are in circulation on this inte resting. business., and. ahnost every Public Journal has disposed of the Offices of Gov.enfment in . a man- . . ner different from its competitOrs. The following, from .what we at , present learn, appears be the 'most probable arrangement, as far as the, matte,, has proceeded, or at leastteen mentioned in those quar ters that are likely'to be best informed : - Duke of FOR TLA ZfrJ . , First Lord of the Treasury. Mr. CANNING, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord HAwx ESTILRY, Foreign Secretary. Lord CA STLEA EACH, War Secretary. • Lord ELnoN, Chancellor. 134 e of P. c stoN o, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. lion. RO:IEKT Du N o:As, President of the Board cf cOrt t;out, and to be a rrivy Lord R EDES oA Li resumes his situafon of Lord Chr.n :.A!or of Ireland. F A R,o ., !CAe aila Mr. VOR E, it is said, have "de cliaed tiAltiag ally part in the•new arrangements. •_ A Report is in circulation that accounts have been :receiVed of a fresh Insurredion having broken ont - among the Native . Troops in the Car.: natio. The report is; we beheve, founded upon private Letters. Neither the Court of Directors nor Goveruin4t have received any Acid Dispatches upon the subjea. It is not in our power to give :a 'positive contradi6tion to this account; but we arc hap py to have.it in our power to mention a circumstance which induces us strongly to ,doubt the truth of it. Government have received Dispatches from General, MAITLAND, at Ceylon, dated the s.,)tst September' last, which are parfeetly silent upon the subject. If any such unfortunate event as that alluded to had occurred, it must have been known almost imme diately in Ceylon : We think therefore there is strong reason to hope that the Report is what without foundation. Government received last night Dispatches from the Cape of Good Hope, dated the 23d of Decciit* ber, but they do not contain 'intelligence of part ance. SEVERAL letters from Plymouth state ; that a re port was in circulation there, that a Squadron of three Sail of the Line and a Frigate had escaped from Brest Harbour through the Passage du Raz. No accounts have reached the Admiralty upon the sub jeCT, there is therefore probably no foundation for the report. The Sarah Christiana, whose arrival we noticed on Satteday, sailed from Bengal 12th 'September, and the following Ships were at Madras when she sailed from thence, 16th Oetober, Pitt, Euiope, Streatham, and Sir william Pulteney. The following, Ships had left Madras for Trince ; mal6e, Ph.cxmz.r, Calcutta, Preston, Tigris, Ann, Comet, Glory, Union, cud Northampton. The Sarah Christiana.- left the Georgians and Margaret Packet at the Cape of Good' Hope. , with the Matilda Country Ship, ar- , rived at the ,Cape the 22d of Derenthei.. The Skelton Castle parted company from those Ships the toth of that month / in S. lat. 33,. 18. W. long. 11, 1178 understand that the crew of the Dutch Fri. mite lately wrscked On Sanda Island has surrendered to the VolumJer Force that was sent against them ; hut the,Seotchßipers, Which we received this morn mg, are silent upon the subject. Government, it is said, have received dispatches , - from Adiniral BERKELEY, which shew that the French Ilderis determined to wreak his vengeance against the interests of this country in every possible way that malice - can devise. Some vessels have been intercepted by that Admiral, which appeared under American colours, but were full of French Emissaries, and addressed to the Negroes and Mu-, lattoes:of our West India Islands, exhorting th.qm to rebellion. The chief part of these Emissaries are Flee Blacks and Mulattoes, who are prOvided with Papers, to make them appear as Americans. There is great reason to apprehend that some of these etl gines of mischief haire found, their way into Jamaica, and other dependencies of this country. it is said that the Spaniards are under such a degrading state of vassalage to France, as to have been induced to enter into this vile . and mischievous design, which will require the utmost viilanceand aUivity on the part of Government, in order to prevent •the most dreadful events which otherwise may attend a measure fraught with so much evil. Yesterday morning his INEJESTY, Princesses Au , GUSTA, MARY, SOPHIA and AMELIA, Ladies SUD- L4y, G. .111uAnAY, &c. went to St. Geor g e's pel, and heard a sermon, by. Dr. FIALLA.mfrom thei H sth chap. of Romans, terse Dispatches were yesterday received at the Adtni. ralty from Sir SAmuEL Hc.)oa - ; they are dated from oil board the Centaur, off Madeira, the latter end of February, and do not, as we understand, contain any thingimportant. On Saturday the following persons, dined with Lord GRENVILLE at his house in DOwning-street : his Royal Highness the bultj of GLOUCESTER, the Earl and Countess of CAnNAkvoN; Earl and Countess of DARNLEY, Earl and Countess HARDWICKE, Lord PRIMROSE, Baron NICOLA', M. A.LOPEUS, the Right Hon. T. GnEsviLLE,'&e. Yesterday Lord and Lady GRENVILLE, Lord and Lady MORPETH, Earl TEMPLE, 'Lord GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER, the Right Hon. T. GRENVILLE, Mr. FAGEL, Mr t WYNVE, &c. dined with the Mar quis OCSTAFFORD, at his housein Cleveland-square. In consequence of Lord GRENVILLE'S motion, the Lord President of the, Court of Se , sion in Scotland, the Lord% JUSTICE CLERK. and GLENLEE have ar xlved in town to attend the. House of Lord* upon the Scotch Judicature Bill. THE OPERA.—The King's Theatre was cro*deil at a very early, hour on Saturday last at Il Ritorn9 sli S'e;.se. A dispute took place in the Pit between: two Gentlemen lovri 4aat, for which they entered in to a manual contest. The matter closed with an *exchange of cards, which will perhaps terminate iv more serious manner. NAVAL NEWS. .PLY(YTOUTH, MARCH 21.—Arrived this (110:1:11; , , - ; tht..:.la6kdary Schooner, of i 0 guns, late in Hi' :Mr jcs:y'sService ; she sailed hence with Vice-Admit-ill SirJ, T. DUCKWORTH, for the Mediterranean, hot separated in a gale of wind, and was captured by tl.e Enemy, and afterwards fitted (AI by them as a Cruizer, and was fallen in with and captuired by the Minerva and Amazon Frigates. Accounts are received that the Alexander Priva teer, of this Pon, mounting i o guns, has foundered at sea, and all the Crew perished. Sailed the Sea Horse• Frigate for the Mediterrai cal 'with Dispatches. Kent, of 74 guns, is come into Harbour to refit, -Arrived the Monarch, of 74 guns from the Chan nel Fleet. PQRTSbrOtITIT, MARCH 22.—Arrived yesterday the Halcyon . Sloop, Capt. PEMtSE, from the Medi tert:Thean. ' Sailed yesterday the Mercury Frigate, and the Speedy Sloop, with a .convoy far Nesmfoundland, Quebec, and Bermuda ; and elm Devasffttiarz Bomb for the Downs. To-day sailed the Topaze Frigate and William Store-ship for the Westward ; also the Lord Duncan, ritarmy, for St. Domingo; Cale donia, Bo k ko, for the West Indies, with two or three other Sail. Th e „Sgfeguard Gun-vessel has detained the rap pnburgh Galliot Fredriks Senior, from :Warrens, s:vith . Salt, for a market. hundred thousand of the dollars brought from Vera Cruz by the Resistance Frigate, have been put board the • EleCira Sloop, Capt. TRoLtozz, for the Mediterranean. The . Sea Horse Frigate, Capt. STUART, is to take as many as she convenient ly can, for the same service. These Ships take the • Mediterranean Convoy. „ . FALMOUTH, MARCH i'o.—Arrived the American Ship Highland Mary, Capt. FRAZER, of Fredericks, _burg-h, ,47 days from Norfolk ; left in the ChesaL peak His Majesty's Ships Bellone, Triumph, and Mermaid, watching two French Line-of-battle Ships and one, Frigate of 44 guns ; a French Frigate was also lying at Philadelphia. Also arrived His Majes ty's Wig Insolent, frolic Plymouth. Sailed His Majesty's Schooner Pickle, of 8 guns, having tinder her convoy the Bush and Dragon Vic tuallers, and the IVimro Cotter, to joist the Chan nel sleet; also. the West India Ship Fortune, for Cork, to join Convoy for the West It is thirty-seven dayS since the Siiip Highland Mary irlade the Western Islands, having experience 4 nothing but stronz, northerly gales of wind. PAZSUICIRS PEA Hi4l-11-AND MA/4.x —Capt. Hamilton of the Army, and Capt. Claridge of the Navy. Cowls, M.Aacit £2.—Arrived the Ramburgh Ship Leopold the Second, It. .4 3 . KROHN, from Bil• boa, with wool. Sailed the Nymph, H4ll/tINIToN ) . and the Hope„, MitnELsoN, for London, with iron. - On Friday last the Swan Revenue Cutter, Capt, PE ants, of 14 guns, belonging to this Port, was taken off Switnagc by three lirench Luggers ; part of the crew eseapad in the Cutter's boats, and are arrived here. SHEERNESS, MAncit 2 1 .—Camedoim from pink stakes and anchored at the Nore, the Minotaur ) , of 74 guns, Capt. MANSFIELD. Sailed the Leveret Sloop of War, Vaterms and Muzntless Prams. for the Downs. MARCH the' Bustler Guti,brig for the Downs. The Ringdoye SloOp of War, and the Linnet Gun, 'brig are fitting for .sea with all possible dispatch.. DEAL, MARCII q2.—Sailgd from the Downs last night the Fury Bomb, with the Lord Hawkestury, Castle, 'Surrey, and Witlpo4e-Eitst-incliarnen, and a large Fleet of Transports, Coasters and Colliers, under.convoy, for Portsmouth Rellette and Skylari Sloops of War on a Cruize. Remain in the Downs the Trusty, Isis, Princess of Orange, and the Namur Men of War ; Ciyd: Vestal, and Sotebay Frigates ; Rail!eur and Challenger Sloops &f war; Adive Cu:ter ; • Harmony Zebra and Explosion Pornbs Vittualler, and several Gun-brigs. The Fame East•lnctainan was captured on the 24th 'Of September last, •by the PieVinontese French Frigate, of 46" guns on her passage from Bomir, , to Bengal. Thel'ame supported a severe contest lc; . some time against the very superior force o f t h e board atell'erncrYeW,A su t r l r e e ri n g d t e l re i d C ; ap t t h a e in y JwAelslreEStoa taken his on ?T the Frigate, and were afterwards put on board an .Arab Ship, with the exception of the Surgeon and Boatswain. • Killed in the ARion—Peter Patten. lnunded- W. 1. W eare, Chief Officer; C. Thomas Mid shipmiln ;W. .Merchant, Thompson, T. serjeant, and A. Armstead, Seamen,—all The Cossack Frig;ft,„ at Qhatham, kto be fitted for iaupOiate service, as is the Vittbry, of t to (!uns. The - A c itleicy is to sail with the Newfoqudlaud Convoy in a few days from. Portsmouth. The - „Pigmy. arig, of la guns, was wrecked neat Oe s cmck of the. Light, off the entrance of itovbefOrt arbour on the night of the 2d.. inst.. during a tre mendous gale of wind. She went to pieces, but Lieut. HIGOINSON, his officers and crew, were saved, and are prisoners in