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From tfa LONDON G4Z,S7 TE, Jule 15, 1807. June 16, The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Jas. „youn g , Clerk, to tht, Church andl )- arisb of Eckford, i n '! ie presilrtery of Jedburgh, and County of Rox bv .1), vacant by-the death Of the Reverend William ?atop. , IF4r..office, y.ne i 6, 1817, 7th Garrison Battalion, Moor-Genertil- f ames- 1 13rwrirnonri,- from the 43.1 Ecot, to be Culonel,,vi.c.c Alajor-Geberal lya.x,tchopc,deceabed. • • • • ..- Cnoti,sions signed by :be Lord Lierseenant of a u "County of Kent. il%a/dersbass l'olunreers. _ . Lieutenant James White to be' Captain, vice' Boys resigned. Dareflene z, ibc?7: George Culater, Gedt. to be Ensign. hated as aboye. . , , • Gravesend Light .Infiplity Yolunwrs, John.Ditchbourii. jun. Cent. to be First Lieutenapt, vice ifeaumont; reSigned. Dated tune to, 180/1' • - , Cont•tiis.cicns srera 191 !be fArd Lieutenant 'oP \ Beticshi re. •• •• • Allititt. • • tit •%•.q • ••• Lieutenant George Guy to be Quarter-Masw. Dated March _19,1807. Ensign Edward Ne.whib t&biiiehiedlot. Dated warch.:l; 1807. Ensign• Antony Sanderson to be ditto. Dated April 15,4807ik Samuel John Bever,. Ceht. to be Ensign. Dated Febhiary 2S, -1807. Charles, Williams, Gent, to be ditto. -Dated March 7,1837 Rich. Clancky, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 19,18,7. iyewbuiy, tic. Polwrieer Infantry. CharterStocock•, , Gem. •to bi Ensign. • Dated Feb: 1408'07; li7no'sor Volunteer Infamv. Lieutenant John Seeker to be Captain. - Dated .March, 407. Enogn John Clarke to be Lieutenant. Dated March to • •• iBO7. . .. . . . Ma/chant Yeomanry Cavalry.. Cornet- John BAley to 'be Captain Commandant. Dated .6;1.11 4, arp. .JOhn Dyer, Gent. to be Licuteuant.. Dared as above. John lion], Gent. to be. Cornet.. 045 ed April 30, tgb7. . _ . .41,546unt and Inkhearm ratuntrer In, anhy. Ensi gn Rlch4rd,Skeiton to be Lieutenant. Dated April 30, 1807 Whse Horse Volunteer Infantry. I.fru4cnaAt Thunias.Gu'odel to be Captain. Dated April,3o, Lieutenant John Hill to be ditto. Dated as above. Ensign - .:1 - rart:s Bailey to be Lieutenant; Dated as above. Ensign "buffos Waite to be ditto. -Dated as above. En sign benj. Sn.ith to be ditto. Dated as above. tit Reading Volunteer Infant y. Lieutenant gobert Boyle Deane to be Captains 'Dated ltfay I, 11507. Ensio Jaines Stilton to be Lieutenant. Daied as abovi. Ensign lain Shackle to be ditto. Dated as above. cc.nynis.tims signed 4y the Lord . Lieutenaut of the CosiUtyof Flint. Royal Flintshire Militia. Second Lieutenant Kenric Eyton to be Captain, vice. Wills,' resigned. Dated tune tc, 1807. Graham Haniner, Gent. tuts{: Second Lieutenant, vice Eyton. Dated as above. goussnissi4ns in the ist Regiment of Aberdeen Volunteer Wan- try, signed 4 tn.. Lo , ,s , Lieutenant. En.sicn John ‘V like to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon; resigned. Dated ;5. 11107 . . . Swab Hants Volunteer Cavlity, Cornet CrOuch to be Lieutenani, vice Didttulph, deceased. Viited June i i, t 607. 4cutti,Stonehantl4ltenteer Infantry. John Si,tileir AVociy, Cent. to be Ensign, vi‘e Taylor, resign cd. Delp.td as above. Bourne Battalions . , John pink, Esq. to be ..aptain, vice k.yles, resigneg ; Dated (nue 12, +S o l. . rowittsib,s itgited 6 . y the Lerd Lieutenant 01 Ms Couny . •oj Ayr. 38111, or .I . yribioe Regiment 01 Militia, Ensign Jarn,s 1-..rk to be Lieutenant, vice Clark. Dated ' May :',o, IS 7. Geo. Coy, Gent, to be I:..tligit, vice Clark, imarloic4. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS, TheophiOrs Mcrae and Moses La Porte Meru., of Queen street. Cileapie, wdrehousernen, to surrender Tune- at one, July 7, at twelve, and z, at one, at Attornies„ -Messrs. Swain, .Stevens, and • l'Ciapli!s . , bid jewry. 1011 u g a le, of Bedminster. Somersetshire, viaualler, lune f p. 4425, and 'Lily 2 , at eleven, at tite White Lion, Bristol., ilJessrs; Leman, Bristol ;' or Mr-ssrs.. Edmunds and Sun,' E :camper Office. of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn - , .L'on . _ ROoett Corpey, of New Gravel-lane, London, :Tdcilesex, • siop seller, June ;o, Jo, and I uly z 3. at one, at Ctuldhall. Attorney. Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle -street, Falcon-.square. irnothy (;ood, art Kingston. upon- 1111;1, shoemaker, Tune 23, 26, and July 2S, at eleven, at the George Inn,' King ston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor : street, Loudon ; or :‘ri. Galland, Kingston-upon.'-lull. DIV ID L NDS. july 7. Willialn Pugh, of 13cl - wick-street, Soho, Middlesex, t:ikir,•at't::c►:c, • Sdortter E.ingsiand-road, Middlesex, vicluAler, at tell, gt July ravers an, lames Esdaile the younger, of Che.wskte, London, 54.. r-dealers,. at -trti, at Guild- July • john Perkins, of tie,tford, carpenter, at nye'. ye, 'at Guildhall,' Lat'.'don. . • . July , toseph swari„ot Cai stor e rincolnshire,mereer, at the house or • :Vic. Geoi - ,;e Silson, Spittal, Lincolnshire. I. Samuel Ram of IWancliestr.r, merchant, at Aret., at the Star Um, Ni.tik.hester.. tiiy 7. William Hibbe , t, Holinwood,Chadderton, Lanca slitre, victuatl,r, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Man - Thily 7 Michael Richold, of Bright helmstone, Sussex,wine • inerchsnt, At one, at Guildhall, London. jttty . lia,o Wentworth Deschamps, Bennet Stevenson rcter AV . faggart,.of Sudolk-lane, London, intri.nieits, at ton, at Guildhall, • lulu, I. a ntis Oliver,' of let tenham High- Cross, Mid lesex. gr,cer, at one, at Guildhall. July 7, Withim Peter . ‘Natson, of Selby, Yorkshire, mercer, a, law, at G uildha 11, Itrly zi. {elm 13 , ,w Lir, of Bishop'sAVearmouth, county of hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. • July t i. Pairie,•••of Brampton, Kent, butcher, at • twelve., :it Guiltla.tll, London. lu:y lohn• Turner, of Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, mtilister. at one, at GuiLihatl, Loudon. July 7. I ohanna of King!s-roadhelsca,Middlesex, ' pe,tter, at tut, at Guildhall. iel• ie. John Usher, late Of Great Kington, otherwise .Kyneton, %Vat wickshire, lutcher'and sulltster, at eleven, at tyii,:g ITatibitry,' Oxfordshire. 'July y A , • l liliaiti Brown . , of Holcott, Northamptonshire, wo...icoml:l and shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Peacock' Inn, Nbithampton: i tt ly 11. Benjamin Mountfort, of Walsall, Statibidshire, ter al,d grocer, at twdve, at the Ito) al Hotel, Temple tow, Biiminghain: - p4nTjFicdTE.S. Inly 7. Charles Thomas Skurry, late of f.lopl!s Coffee ' licoise, Londoo, but iiow of Kensington, Alichilesex, uuiler wrlteF. Alexander assaiip of Piccadilly, NI id ! ilesex, auaioneer. iono Wilson, of 4V r owick:c6uit, Middlesex, coal • Wolverhampton, S.tafflrdshire, butchcr. I . NI; RS HIPS' D15.,01,1 7 tD. • 413tt. 1 1 4ieteand Wm. 1-1411, of Canteihury, woolstapiers. , !Ponta, Geo. I.endall al.,' Charles tlesketti, of Liverpool, ccii.ipets. • • • • TraniAi Caley and William Haigh, jun. of Doncaster, wine- Ineichatit. • lohn 13etliwln and Joseph Bethwin, , of Greenwich, ' cheesemon?,e_rs 7 _ iose l lltinch litre and los. Baskett, of Sheffield, file-maker. pSeph,Slocornhe and Thom:as-Fir of Bristol, hat-manu f.A.W4Fs. ' ' • • . . parhara 'Dinning and Wm. Dowell Fry, of ,Wapping-wall, surgeon and 4puthe.:ary. Toh:i aria Erizabrth Sanson, of .Oldham, Lancaster, ilinf:rouuders. teph. Brice and Thus, 1 1 4,1illson, of Barnet, leather-cutters. Diorid'and 'Miran Gwyruo; of Frith-street, Soho, tailors. clil.ird and fi;seph . Lonsdale, of. Newton fiarns, Northum, terk.Ul(l. lariners: D. "OWYnlieUnirChristopher Perkins, of Swansea, tailors. IrtiM 1. S. • A R It t y a ID aterford.. 4 laux-3 Gottenburgh, • ' • ~4 Witte/lode " 1' "tics STI-CKS TiUS DAY AT ft Wf.j.V O ' CLOCK. Consols - 646. - - THE SUY. -iSOLEM QUIS lIICEAE IALSIJM AUDEA T LON D 0 'WEDNESDAY, JUNG 17, 1807. . THE Advocates of the late Ministry are endeavour ing to throw the blame of the Egyptian Expedition upon the Commanders, who are accused, in very un equivOetli terms,'of having a&ed either without Orders, or in opposition to their orders: We do not pretend to be acquainted with the instruaions under which our Naval and Military Commanders in the Mediterra nean have afted, but we - cannot believe that. they would have undertaken the Expedition against Alex andria without orders from home. Mi!iLiry errors may have been committed alter the landing of our troops in Egypt, but 'for the Expedition itself we cannot - consider the • Commanders as responsible without the most decisive evidence. There can . „ be no doubt. that this subject' will undergo an ample investigation. We had in the Mediterranean . ad army :of above 20,000 men ;—we had an undis puted naval superiority ; and what •have we ac complished ? Turkey has been thrown into the arms of France—our Navy has been disgraced by the • fruitless attempt upon Constantinople—and the glory we acquired in Egypt, both for valour and good faith, lust by the ill-concerted attack upon Alexandria. ALTHOUGH the Opponents' of the present Admi nistration affea to treat 'the,Expedition which is about to sail from this Country with great Contempt, it ,appears that our. Enemies contemplate it with very different sensations. It "is evident that very serious apprehensions are entertained in Holland 'of an Invasion from this Country. All the Dutch Troops that were in Hamburgh and Hanoverhave been Ordered back to Holland with all possible ex pedition. We have strong reason to believe that the German Legion, which consists of about 17,000. men, will sail immediately, and they will be speedily followed by the British Troops. As the Opposition Writers are incessantly at work 'to bring odium upon the . present Ministers, upon the ground of imputed jobs and prOfuseness in the expenditure of • public money, in tiro:: to provide for their dependents, we are requested,' y a Corres pondent, to ask the late. Ministers the following qoestions,: Whether the, late Postmaster-General in Ireland received 1,6001. a-year compenaticui for giving up the first CDmmissioncrship of / Excise, and whether his brother was made a Commhsioner of Revenue in consequence of the vacancy left by 'the former ? Whether four additional Com missioners of Revenue, at 1,0001. a-year each, were appointed, besides the filling up a place from which Mr. LONGFOLD was dismissed, because Co lonel LONGFIELD, his father, Member for Cork, voted - against the men-then in office ? and whether the place in question was not given to a Gentle man of the Roman Catholic persuasion? Whe-. ther the late Administration divided all th e offieel of • •Colledors in the Country, and instead of uniting, as before, the Customs and Excise, two Colledors were not appointed, at high salaries and compensations ?. Whether the late Administration increased the ,sala ries of two Commissioners of Customs from i 0001. to 12001. each, and did the same by two Commis sioners of Excise ? Whether, in the Treasury, they increased the salary of the Principal Secretary 5001. a-year, and that of the Clerk of the Minutes 4001. a year—this being an addition tot 0001, a year, and 45001. a-year, their former salaries ? Whether the late Ad ministration added 2001. a year to two Commission ers of Accounts ? Whether, though the Adminis tration antecedent to the last had ordered, from the Auditor-General's Office, certain copies of public accounts to ,be made out, by way of Duplicate, to remain in the Office in London, for which trouble payment was made to the Under Clerks, the fate Administration did not give the Deputy Auditor Ge neral 10001. for this duty, which had before been. re fused ? Whether, though upon the old Establianent of the Tellership in Ireland, the Teller was all Owed a certain salary, and also a considerable sum annually for Clerks, a small portion of which, it is said, they received, an additional sum has not been given to, the Teller of 5.).5p1. for more Clerks, notwithstand ing that the Revenues are paid into the Rank, ac cording to the regulation introduced Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princesses At:- GUST/k J SOPHIA, and ikiriELlA, attended by Count MUNSTER, Generals SPENCER and GARTH,- and Colonel TAYLOR; the Hon ; Miss RaEttrroN, in the Royal 'Pliton, rode in Windsor Oreat Park; and returned at twelve o'clock. . . Her INIAASTY, Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, tonis an, airing in fler MAJESTY'S Sociable, ill'lhe Great Park, and returned by Cranbourli, Szc: 'at oa,e o'clock. Apartments arp ?reparill its Kensington `Palace, fqr the occasional "Te4p;:fiti of the Prini . ess of WALE(4. f H A Cout.cil o. MAJEsTY'S` Ministers was held yesterdAy, at the Secretary of State's Office for Fo reign Affairs, in gowning street, on the accounts brought yesterday by the Bus= Mail. Yesterday the Duke of Your( held a public day: at his eptfice, in the Horse Guards, which was very numerously attended. Among those His Royal Highness gave audiences to were the Duke of ATHOL, the Marquis of HUNTLEY, Lord PAGET, and a number of distinguished . 'military charafters. It was past seven o'clock before they had all obtained interviews with His Royal Highness. The Pursers' of the outward-bound East India -Fleet are at Portsmouth, with the dispatches ; they will sail immediately, with the two Regiments on board, when the if arley and Royal George come round from the Downs. MR. BYNG . S DlNNER.—Thefriends of Mr. BvNr...; had a Dinner on Monday, at the Mermaid, Hack ney, in order to celebrate his return for the County Of Middlesex. The Chair was taken by Col. TUFF NELL, After. the cloth Was removed, the KING and the rest of the Royal Family were toasted in soccession. Mr. GIEBOtis then sung God Save the King, which wAs accompanied by a military band, and in the chorui of which the company joined. The Chairman then arose t - o propose the health of Mr. BYNG, and the Whig interest of the County of Middlesex. He bestowed high encomiums . on the public princi ples and political consistency of Mr. BYNG, and proceeded to common-place 'declamation against the present Administration. When Mr. 1317:w, in returning thanks to the company, followed the same track. The Chairman then gave—'f The Health of the Independent - Freeholders who voted ~fOr Mr. BYNG," and • " "Mr. BYNG's Com mittee:men." The latter toast called up the Chair mar. of the Tower Hamlet Committee, whose ha rangue ,was not more novel =or brilliant, than the speeches which preceded, and who finally adverted to Sir C. BAINES, and poorly alluded to the worthy Baronet's connection with the East London Water Works. Other toasts of a similar kind followed, and, the ,company separated at, an early hour., Mr. WILBERFORCE was proceeding to 'execute the grateful task of making his particular aeknow , ledgtnents to those Friends to whose aeitive and liberal services, during the late laborious and --ex ,pensive Contest, he is more 'peculiarly indebted ; but such is the-immense number. of 'even:his more zealous friend's—so difficult woufd it be for him, in any 'adequate manner, to return,. his thanks' to all ; and such the obvious danger of giving offence by omitting any—not, to Mention that the . speedily all- proaching , Meeting of ParliaMent -Imes him no leisure for such . an occupation—that, after much consideration and consultation, he 'finds hiMsell re-. luatantly compelled to abandon his design. 'He therefore; adopt this ti - iode of making his grateful acknowledgments to his numerous and widely -dispersed friends, whu_he. Owls _will give him credit for feeling a far livelier sense of their kindness than his pen could have expressed.. CITY BustNESS—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Cotirt of Aldermen at Guildhall, which was nume rously attended. SAMUEL BIRCH, Esq. was swign A idertnan of the Ward of Candlewick, in the room of Mr. HANKEY, lately deceased.—The Court, on'exa- Mining the returns of the Meaiv..eighers, ordered the price of Bread to be continued as last week, viz. 1 l i d. 'the Quattern Loat.—A Dividend of 21 per Cent. to the Orphans and other Creditors of the City, doe th e sth of July next, was ordered to commence payment the 14th of the same month.—The Co;.trts of Con servancy for Sorrey and Middlesex, ••evhich were to have been held to-morrow, were put off till Tuesday next.—The LORD MAYOR will hold a Court of Com mon Council to-tporrow, for the greater dispatch of Business, and to receive ,various Reports trom the several Committees of the Corporation. Yesterday se'nnight, a find hOrse, belonging to Mr. FISHER, an eminent fariner, near Cheltenham, was struck dead by lightning, which anted with such violence that his fore foot penetrated some depth into the earth. • There is too much reason to fear that the report of the loss of the Blenheim Man of War is too true. A letter from an Officer on board the Harrier Sloop of War, at the Cape of Good Hope, received in Salisbury, intimates, that both the Blenheim and Java have perished. The following account is ext ra ct e d from this interesting letter, dated Table Bay„, March 13: , " On the lst of February, off Alanritins, in long. 64. 1 i. lat. 20. 21. we experienced most dreadful weather, which I fear has proved fatal to the Blen heim • and Java. Early in the morninc , of the Ist, it came . on to blow fresh, and ° in creased to a hard gale. About 4 o'clock in the after noon we lost sight of .the Blenheim and Javq, which were not more than a mile from us. The night was, dreadful beyond description. It blew a perfect hurricane, with a most tremendous sea.— We shipped a great quantity of water.; every sea broke direally over the vessel, and she rolled so much, that it. was with great difficulty the people could stand on the deck. If we attempted to spew 'an inch of sail, it was blown from the yard. " One poor fellow was blown over in the after noon; we saw him at intervals a long way astern, struggling with the waves. During the night the ports were stove in, and washed away, and ° uteat . quantities of water ran below. A little beforeday light, a sea struck her, and immediately after ano ther, which laid her dead in the water. • She had broached to, and was going down a-head. She rc mainedYvater-logged for some minutes, and had she been struck a third time, she must haye g<inP. " We threw overboard four guns and some Stores, which lightened her. During the 'time she was water-logged: the water increased in the xvell, in the space of three seconds, from 12 to. 32 inches., ,We had continued bad weather afterwards, but arrived here on the (28th of February,.and were much dii appointed in not finding either the 41 0 14ti w or Java; and as they have not since been heard of, whilst other vessels that were in the gale have arrived, there is now no hope of their safety. " The .4lenliOni was in a very decayed state, 4nd much lumbered with ,slores•J the .1,4 q badly manned, and extremely crank. ..Thee Wpre b,e,- tween seven and eight hundred souls on board the I)lenheim, s ,s,yith many,passengez:s.. Most of the Mid shipmen were young men of the first families in England, aid some very worthy fellows, who would at' a future time have done hQuour tp theft ~;~~L::ztry,~ NASVAL NEWS. Fiom the LONDON GAZETTE, Yrtne 16, tgo7. APniralty-Office, June 16, 1807. Copy ?fa Letter from Captain Winthrop, of Xlis Ma jesty's. Ship Sybille, to In. Marsden. Esq. duted at Spitheud, June 12, 007. SIR, , • Inclosed you will receive, f o r information my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a Co py of my Letter to Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K,. B: of this day's date. I. • I am, Sir, &c.' ROBERT WINTHROP. His illajestys Ship Sybille, Spithead,l Sia, June 12, 1 807. I have the honour to inform you, that on the 3d' of May last, in Latitude 33 Deg. .50 Min. N. and . Longitude 20 Deg. W. after a long chace, his :Ma jesty's Ship Sybille. under' my conimand, ,captured.- the French Schooner L'Oiseau, Letter of Marque,: mounting four long six-pounders, 14 clan", from. 13ouriteauk, 'bound to .Cayenne. • Shehad i 'maA capture, the Perseverance, •tarber Master, 4clip, Saint Michael's, bound to London: • I have the honour to be, fico. (Signed) ji,. WINTHROP. To Compv)%lore Sir S. Hoock:K. R. I ) ;.Y:eoura, ..Ttrats I*.--,Arrived the 4lcmere Frigate from Portsmouth; and the Anne, Captain SWA ZFIN, from Guernsey, with wheat. , PORTS24OV7I4, JUNE 16.—Arrived the Star Slop of War, from a cruize, and the Venus, CHEFWvIAIi, from Gottenburgb, with deals for Guernsey, The iflem.* Frigate is appointed convoy for Cork, - and tbelncoqstant for Guernsey. Sailed . the Illutine Gun-brig, Capt. STEWART, with a convoy for the Downs. Came into the Harbokufthe Osprey Sloop of War, Ca'pt. C;.mcn, ' Went out of Harbour the Dragon, of 74 guns, Capt.. H. NI. SCOTT. ...:: _ PEAL, `JUNE N.-,Sailed the Venus Frigate, for Sheerness. , ived.t.he.Desperate Gun-brig, from a cruize. ..Carne clown the Africaine Frigate, from Sheer. Mess; and the Industry, KIRBY, for Quebec, from the River, and remain in the Downs, with the Princess of.. Orange, 4lfrecl, apd Trusty Men of War; Fury a tad .13:vplosion Bombs ; Dispatch Sloop of War; . Speculator Lugger; Turbulent, Indignant, and several other Gun-brigs ; Harmony ; _Diligence. East India Pilot Vessel ; and several op; ward-bound Vessels, &c. Put back the Surinam, fiv:;D:n,, for Surinam. SHEERNESS, JUNE 1 5.--Arrived the Lynx Sloop of War, Capt. MARSHALL, from Leith. Jun —Went out of Harbour to the Great Nore the Majestic, of 74 guns, Capt. FiAtvr. The Cherub. Sloop of War is appointed for the Trade to the Baltic. . . Sailed the Escort Gun-brig, Lieut.•SMi2K, with several Merchant Vessels under Convoy for, Ton-.. ninen. CORK, JUNE 10.—The Brig LAdvely Ridsty arrived at Cove this morning.—Sailed from Barbadoes the 18th of April last, for Tortola, under Convoy or Hit, Majesty's Ship Velius,Capt. MATSON, with 11 Sail of Merchantmen in company ; left Tortola on the 28th of April, with upwards of 200 Sail of Mer chantthen,upder Convoy of the Venus, Osprey, aqd Abundrince Store-,ship ; parted the Fleet in a gale o wind and thick weather the 24th of M:iy, in lat. 44. long. 38. On the next-day saw but 4 sail of the Con. voy W i t h th e Abundance, who remained In charge of them ; parted from her yesterday morning. The Captain of the AbUndance behaved with great kind ness he had in c harge. Th e Vnion, LANG, f N the e Marshland,. Copa4n, are in the Vieet, - bound to this Harbour. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MOINiEY. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Amethyst, tor the Capture of the Ebenezer, .on the 30th fuly, 18os, and the Juno, on the tst August, 1805,. on the f9th inst. at Plymouth ; and for three months at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. To the Officers •and Company • of - - His • Alajesty's - Stip Champion, and of the /tired .Armed. Cutters Lord Nelson and Francis, and GUn-brig Cracker:, for the Ca . gture of the Charlotte Christina, On the i6th April, tBo, on the 19111 i , !st. at Flo, 1 ( ,;, Clement's-Inn ; and at the same_ place every Tuesday and I.4riday tor three months. :In the Officers and Conti. antes of His Majesty's Ships London, and Ainaion, - for Cfrpfure Or the trench Sin m Marengo and Belie Poule, uu the istit of March-,' ttic6, on their OtrivaLin Port ;"and aftemard at - No. 18, Clement's ' Ihn every Tuesday al.d Friday for three months. " To the Officers and" Company of Hit Majesty's. Ship Scot- pion, ter the Capture of the Mast Stiips lotto, General Von' Blucher, Vrow riermoni,a, A. P. hrower, and Yrow tklar, gAr.tta, on the Bth 'Lily ; 'lBO4, rttt tha [9th instant, on board to ScOrpirm, at Plymnoth ; and afterivaids" at No. 19,' Clement's-inn, every Tuesday and Friday for three years. the Officers and Companies of His Nlajesty's Ship Scorpion, and hired Armed Cutl:.:r 1..,,rd Nelson, for tile Crowe of the Ignatius, ni the ad A ngusr, 1804, on board the Scorpion, at Plymoith, on the 19th insr. alid at No. tS; Clement's Inn, every.l'uesday atter rot three years. Letters were yesterday received from Sir RICHARD STRACHAWS Squadron off Rochefort, dated the Bth instant. It COLISiSIS of six Sail of the Line, which arc all vieluailed and stored for fi►e months. T 141" enemy's Ships in the harbour of Rochc:ort consist of six Sail of \the Line, including 111: Calcutta. Ihe French Admiral, it was unnersiood, bad received orders to put to, sea the tno►riei,t iie coulcj elude t4e. vigilance of the British Squadron,