The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-28 00:00:00

ipth Vonre, a from the 09th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, t ice De itice l tkt:e4iett.- • 3il Ditto, Thomas Mel - demo, Oent; to, ha Ensign, by p r - chase, vice Collier, who retires. 85th Ditto, 0 4 1teilly, Gout. to he Assistatzt-ur gron. • • ' 67tb . ,Ditto, Lient.ll - . Walher, from the .1.;?11 Foot, to be Capt. o( k , (Inaptly, without purchase, vice Cillitaf i rpriintotcd. 69th Ditto, to. b'e 'Cir. , t;ent. by purchase, 'vice fisher, ' I.retatited. 1 . 1, Gvtlt. without par-. chase s fieeltoy, promoted, • 71st Ditto, Jobn Fittlaston, ctia. to he. Ensign, by purchase, , vice Mackenzie, prootirted. 78th aitto Ue.t Itutchittqcn, froth the tstDra -' goon chards, to he Cuptiiiiknf. a Company, by Purchast., vleelll7ean, promoted. • 115413 Ditto, Lieut. llenry Fairfax t 4 be Captain of a Company, latigluitinsretiose. .1"o be Lieutenants, without porcliat.e, Ea+i,,gn fi. L Ensign If. J. Trent'', and Lieutenant Q. P. R.. ("odd, from the 7th Foot., vice rtirfa.x. To he En with,mt pi echase,' Gentlesuan Cadet 'l'. ()rot stiy, fro;Ti the 11.1101 , 11iiitary Collegei , to be Ensign, vice Gleig, Sir F. It..lien;Big'S. 'Vice French. 9 14 Oil UN Lieu t,taato canipliell. Lieut. Thoinat Bingo, froe the 140th Foot.. To oe Captains of Ctllllanies; with outpurehase.—Eitsign l‘lacclougall., • Ensign A.Comp= bell. Ensign Atlnd ltd]utatit George Scutt, to have the rank of Lieutenant.. To be. Likttenants, Without purchase.— Ensign J. Ensign P. Macfarlane, vice ,Campbell. 'rt, be Lieutenants; without purchase. to Id Ditto, Ens4.to LetviS Greaser, front the sth West India, lo he Ensign, vi,ithont purchase, vice Macdonald; Ikesteappointntent has not tinter! kith !Mtn, Ilreret, blentenant-Cssioncl Williatn,Cruice, from the 5.'2d Foot, to he CaptaiA of a Company, t ice Kinloch, who 'exchanges. William Taylor, Gent.: to he linsiga t with oet lintobastti rice Nloort, peothoted in the 60th Itegtineut. at, Weir hulks R.egiinetit, Itobert,lrvine, Gent, to be tinsigii, tV't t o!,az purehise, Vice' Greuier, appointed to the 934 Poot,;• • ' ' • 7th Ditto, Et,Oiga arid Adjutant Ci. Foskey to have the•rank Eti.ign G. Pinter to s he Lieutenant, vice deves ! sed.-- • Sohn Mackata, Gent. vice Hammers. ley,; Who resigni. John Foskey , Gent: vice Flintrr. 'To be Entsi‘,ns, without purchase. i " t CeViqn Rotiatent, .Lieutenant -- Richter, from the 3a tcylo.e lic7gireeat, to he Captain of a Company, without • porehaae, vice Loane, proMottil. Ditto, Lientenaitt W. Barney, from the Clrasseurs Britrin. &nines, to he Cvtaiit of &company, without purchase, vice Niaois, promoted. .A.friean Corps, Liesitenant C. M. ! , ,lecliati, from the Foot, to he Cuptain of a Company, Without purchase, appointed to the 74tli Foot.' James 'Maclean, Cr,ot, to he Ensign, vice Stanley. r,i'arrison Battalion, ----- iti e b Gent. to he Ensign, vice bitson, promoted in•the 37th em Ksrvnr.—Malos C.:l. Vigarettx, of the s)th Foot. Major V. • listawig, of the let Light Infantry Battalion King's GM' An Upon., Major D. Doslgiti,„ of the 41131 Foot. Major J. A. Hope, of the onth Foot. Major M. Mackenzie, of the list Foot. Major If. Worsley, of the .34th Foot. To be Lieutenant . .. Colonels in the Army. • Captain W. Langrebr, of the rid Battalion of the Line Kiw i s ~ kierstsan Legion. Capt. F. Campbell, of the 52d Font. Capt. S. Mitchell, of the 9Stk Foot. Captain'. ‘Vemyss, of the 50th Foot. C.opt. A. Heise, of the . el Battalion of Light. Latently King's German Legion. To be Majors in the Army. LlosetTairSrarr.—Assistrnrt.Surgeon John Short, from the 47th Pont, to be Regimental Surgeon far a particular Ser. rice.--J. K. Von Ever Gent. J. W. Brown, Gent. T.l;. 1 1 4`Cabe, Gent.. W. Gibney*, Gent, J. Miller, Gent. ' W.. Millinghans, Gent. 6. N. Cheek, Gent. G. Dunlop, Gent. C. 141'Neice, Gent. To he Hospital-Assi3tants for Gcner*l Service. The Line' Gertnen Lesion. ht Regiment of. Ligitt . Dragoans. Asiiistant-Surgeon Den roer, from the 2d Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Bemoan, who retires. let Battalion of Light Infantry, Lieutena.ut W. Baron Heim. bei3Cit to lie Optoin of a Company, vice Cropp, dead of his wounds. Ensign C. Kessler to be Lieutenant, vice Heim , brucli. __ _ _ . . TlAtatinn of Light' Infantry, T. W. Doring, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Keinisurg, pronuoted. Battaliou of the I.me LViliiaw Nap!, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rothman, promoted. 7th Ditto, Brackbaos, - 4t. to be Ensign, vice Schaelet, promoted in tito Ist, Foreip Veteran BUtallon. The Doke of Rrunstvich Qt3o rem ps.• eavOry--Troop-%"eriekint-MaJor --,bliesoblett, to be Cor net...vice Adomeit 4 who coigns. Cheoeturt, Rri.tatiolitie4.ol . 4Zgn 3. 3, Cintweneotrt• to be j„leuteictrit, without, purebne, vice Gazattr, waltiotoi irr U Greek Light 'forantry; ' 'John G. Bekvatarnr, Gent. to be v4ce Goltoencoart. tit Foreign. Veteran Battalion Thomas Finlayson, E 4. to koymaster. !)(Jive a Ordamice, Judy 04, 1813. )&.n e) iappers and Minera—,Thomas Manison Gent, to be tidb-Jetatenant. Commie/ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of • -Northitolhorl4.ld. Soutiulrti Regiment of Northumberland 1.0041 N1i 1 ;03. Sir Charlefi Loraine to be LientenAnt Colonel, 4 let re. dolm L. Loraile, El. to be Captain, vice De 1,1441, promoted. liimonire• Itirkett, Gent.- to be Lieutu. babi, me [Awes, resigned. • Jo'ho Swallow, Gent. to be Western Regiment. Thomas Smith, Gent. John 'Awes, Gent. Nicholas Lowes, tient. to he Lieutenants. Oro 4 , 74. 0.001., Ju l, 27, I Ili. Menthers returned to serve in the present Parliament, noros uir j e dh urg h, HaddioAton,' Am.—Captain the Han. Anthony Maitland, of the Royal Navy, in the room of Lieu tenent-lietteral the Hon. 'thews !Maitland, who has uc. elletl . the office of Governor of Malta. Bonaugh of. Oakbaniptol,.—Tile Right Hon. 'Phonies North Gros*, Lora tireVett of Ott kitigdokvi. of iteland, nANKiteITS. Janes rroeter, Yarns, Yortshire, merchant, to iltrrVtltitt ,t‘Ugllst 19, 20, and September 7, ut eleven, at thr Otioro and Dragon, Yana. Attcthiles, Mr. GeorgeMovton, Gray's- Inn, or Mr. Powell, StnkefileY. 4„ tine ., s a tt e .r, Triwity..upiare, merchant, July 111, at ten; Au gust 3, at one, and September 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Win, Mndiftord-Fourt,ieuehuroh street. talward Evans, Denbigh, ~innkeeper, August la, 11, at ele eco, 3114 Neptember 7 at live, at the, White Lion Inn, Chester. Attornie , :, Messri. 1 ) 1111pot and Stone, Hari. court, Temple i. or Mr. FilicliFt 4 Chester. . William -Iviikti welt!, 83lop, cheese-fAetor, August 19, 10, and Sept mober 7, .it eleven, at the: Guildhall Co ff ee-house, .- W ; Orpeuter. At taersies4 i A mts, W4tiosOti Ltickcis, War• ' t a r, tor NIT.. 44,0t9 Platt, Tantiold-Out#, T 419 plc. W *1.14 tkeher, 1.1 , 44in . g, N:i A r ilk , ,: t or i n , lnfitr: , h , Batt,. i,: :::: . 4., :" r 1014,4wiiir.plontbarlr, ilt el,:vlot t't t, S I V 4 1 1' rtai,Viwgin. Attor.ll4* SI 1 ' S P',""' ''t; .! le. wadi.; W11)(m, (1,-..wi1t6.44 t ' ; . "• - Tlkolttios W4r#l,:r, 11,4, 41 .,,,...M. ~. • ' . ' I'' - 4"1"" Sit ri 0 1 0/ tr 7 ,i4l I,* , Oil , 784 . 1:,,,,‘ f,',..," , 1% -34 tf a, 5.1. ( o ):Aaisiktintott,l,44o;.! i r oi.i- mt , t _ i 4 3 " A 4( "ICYo- S Winijst4 Y4o4.vd,klitrreitr4, kl gbieg,4l,terrar.,, 1 ltixt,o,i, F i n e r, drotiorr, Jul" , .ii . .,: August li )1)64 1:14t1;1.1,, , e 7, ~t tt 41 r! . . ' t (iitildttall, lotredato, :I,tturary, Mr. Dwaiter, Tintric3-1,14, itulborn. George Harper, Ortsforel-Milli, DonW , Aii, tobacconist, Ati- Apt A), 1, and September 7, at eleven, at the I':.i lei 111 n, W retx hairi, Dgniii.glishire. At tfnnif—,, Mr: Brown, St'l.Lx. 1:40, or Slessrt. iti.indierlo , Long„a -:ii Anshan, (+ray's-Itui. Jiatple Osborne, IJUor.eter,StatTord , lAlee, grocer, Augnst r,, 13, at eleven, and `Suptcniber 7, at twelve, at the King's . Mead lon, Derby. ilttOr ilisll',. M3' .1V * IMAM ,EatOn 111)tli. leY, I)trbyslait. or llesitrx. 13evridge,.ilatton-gorden. s t „ p b ru ft,,x,,,fituoing4oll, grocer, itti) .Ib, Allplit 7, and SCittonber 7, at, tkli, at Guildhall, London., Attornies, Mew.. rhilpott mid Shine, I- bre-court, Temple. 1 , 5 7 1;10441 WlVatr, !rite tif Slicertlesll, brewer, Jury NI, Allot lil, and Septonber 7, at eleven', at Guildhall, London. Attor ill.g, titslirii. Tetaptur and Glynes, Buttrstreet, East - Sal ii t lttierid. AAP' , Wray, Toltr , i-tton4e-yltil, n . cha t 1. , ' , lst / and Sntottbo-or 7, At cik ,, ,,,. k c , Iti •. •n). 1 0 1 7 , 1,9 mg., ii.lonwi,d, 11 - ,,tt i ci . i . ) ~:t . ,,i nitilhall, l i oudon. Attorney, len. DIVIMiNI)B. 7., T. ` iitlg4liixlt.iutt Netc.streter worawitstssithil— 'V. wp flerp, Vititter, ls. ittow , l4-I,iisitivy, Lincoln, t• 3 141 t t , C l llcbc3ttr, tilervi ta „ t „,„4-,,t y 41 , W. Wodson, tiro at Cambridgc , t,treqt, c it). g oo k, culliulorkAirtitver—A oe , vr, chettgr, clwit-optler—Aug. Hopkins. fit istul, irown° ll lo 3 ' 4 7 -4 "K• 17 ' T. 'hiowite 3. w uo-usetchtintts- - urregtcr, S:iyagl-garden*, , —Aug. 2u R c . 64 ,44 J, Att4, i l sl l . MinoriPs, stt, j, \rtie„1.1I111-, st rit et, , tit WatwkW(ite, 11,i , ',.....-idantlf.tctover---Aug. *P. Livitrpl ,,l l, raga. I'7. J. :Cie.:'ll•:tmc. Tflott;`,,frier 5 - f , )c4— Vag, at. cr-Atr-rt, t)x t'"4"ra3d, 17. w. ('.,take,(i. Cs 4 , 13ert•k 3vrslfurY, win.-10 , crehants—Aug - . 39. G..Al•Criudvilxof cuttirlcATEs to br granted o t),' before Aug. 17. A. Page, PaVonh:iin, brewer—Vs. 'l" , vcrnoutil-place, Northu.mbqlauch . I'o nr, City Chant bets, .111shopszatit-,?,treet, jinen-er.!pv:-1). NiTiet .4., Li vtrpoi,l, rue t.ct10t..4. Granger, ton-crp - is,Stitale+li~iwpuft, Great i , 'ortiand- Atreet, (int 11-dia P4RINEttSiIt.PS DISSOLVErt.''-- J. E. Bneute t'. llttry-a'tre‘... 4 ;" St. .Tamer's, tailnrr,-...W. (Alert, J. Line:, J. 0; and T. Tot:thing, Arundel, '..tiltssitx, liatihers 7 -4i'. ltaui.wy o„.nd H3rrii, Little Tharoek.4tykef, proehiaa reha wiorron .inf: J. Gar. oef:t •irerpriol —J.. and E. Piet:for' chair- Aruitrontr, W. and Ultnv . .tt, Great. Qnetn , litreet, irotinionr'ers—W Jones a-A J. Dunir, Laton Warner, Wood-strceit, bosier.—ti. Street and J. No.id, Woolwich, cheesetnotigers. MAILS. knitlytni—.l Waterford. Du—i Cadiz, 2 GottentJurgb, 2 litligolawl. • • MICE , Tifis't,Av totitols(47,l( Itcd—Atiti...sl;4 5?I ()lunium...qii OIGT! wATEa LoNDoN nitri)GE to•Aimutow. Nl , ;rtling, 4.2 ittiagtei after 3. J I?,reiling, 523, ttpoutestftvr 3 ill 1 ff g ur ft mi V - 71 U N.' Atil,lolll4 Mer ILL FAt 3I 7 )1 ► 7,1,.11' ' LONDON, EDNES D,41", JULY Ni t 181 3. We have no' further arrivals from the - North - thii day ; but we have hail the pleasure of per u s lug 'several private letters brought by, dig :last mail—some of them from persons of distinetiou,, who have Items to the best sources Of ii4r mation, and all of them concur in express 7 ing ,a settled conviction that Austria will join the Allies, in the event of the renewal. of hostilities. Upon this latter event Opinion flucttiates considerably, but all that has conic to our knowledge is favourable to the belief, that no pacific 'settlement can possibly elicit out of the present situation of affairs. The Armistice 'seems to be regarded as a Mere breathing time from which the combatants 'severally.looked to - acquire proportionally greater vigour then their adver saries,; and thetone held in Prussia, Germany, and Jillesia, is even more decidedly of a hostile cha racter than the taunts and threats of BUONAPARTR. A report from Berlin, however, is ;rated to assert that the Armistice bits bean actually pieced out to the 12th of August. This We should have been disposed to believe, 'at corning from Berlin, a place hostile to the intelligence it trans. ; but the French Papers l,tely r e ceived make no mention of an event so agreeable to the wishes of their Ruler. latt. uncertainty must now be very shortly converted into certainty,, and it is :probable that the very next arrivals from Gotte n . ; burgh will not only furnish us with full inforitn- . tion respecting the important matters on the turfs when the last packet left that port, but also: co, able us to decide the grand ntiestion-hether further negociation, or another immOiat, appeal to arms has been determined upon. It is said that a new creation of PeOrs is about to take place, among whom, the pu‘lie will re. juice to hear, the heroes who have so 4bly second ed the views of Marshal WEbLINCiTOZI on the Pe.. ninsuhi, and distinguished -themselves hy. , their conduct and courage at the glorious battle of Vit. toria—we 111,C(1 not name Sir TIIONMS GaRllOl and Sir flowtAtin IT n.L,are - tobe ranked. The whole number created, we understand, will not exceed eight, It appears that Government are on the eve undertating some very great and important Ex pedition. Tim utmost aetility contimies to prevail in all tie navel and military departments of the Btate, Vusterday all the ships in the river ci,pa ble of serving' at trAttsporiti Avert token ; and tlic freight (Non of 31411 not et)ppVred very, .opnwitierkthly advanced lay ilvtp.94ol4itt4B,i, Ave retl/4;1:L say, soilverstit demand. As is 0404; on such oc casions, numerous conjectores are afloat, into which it would Lit hecolue, this Paper toeiitcr cannot forbeilr, however, from poticing one oftinese net:illations, as a proof of the absurdity i ato' which it is possible for the Ikeentit poliiieirins t o 1; 4 betrayed. The trail is gravely sopisoseil to be, " that sir Enwattn Pr r LLEw, in consequence of the present saltation of the island of Nalta,'being lons in " incapith...te of drawing Ilk proris , from thence for.the supply of his fleet before Toulon, and being in great want of necemsarics, has written an urgent letter to the Admiralty, which that, o4casionetl the engage:mint of these ships to courey ;pro. visions to Port Mahon, from whence the British fleet on the Niediterrisiwatt station is to he for the present sup- Anti co, Heaven help this Wl5OlOlll wise head r Later thnn be forced into the adteissies that :Xi are .giUlLy- et a:etivity and exertion, he is reduced to the proliaNe bypothc : l,4, that all the VCsiCli that ear 'be` taken up hi thc Thinnes, and oth:r departments of England, arc be employ , what:?:, why, risuei lcrrcatis , for the` great worL, of victualling afew men of waroff`ronion, which other folkS,' not su sapient, bight suppose could. be less ostentatiously, though more conve-. niently. effectei.4 byy-a dozen of old store ships front •Coek. A M►til from the Mediierranean arrived yester day morning, by which M►►►isters have received Dispatches fron►. Lord WILLIAM 11ENTINCK, but they do nut contain a sin* article of intelligence. The AXalca . Mail will br;,delivered to . -day. The letters had not left the Post-Offiee when %re were compelled to go to press, They cannot, howevt:r, bring any important intelligence. . • We yesterday im ag i ne d we : 'hue) given given very ' satisfactory ailiwer to the clamour raised about . the ears of 'Ministers, tor not having published in the 'Gazette an account of somellisaster at Fort `George; all about which, it would seem, the Op position : are much more anxious to team; than 'about the subsequent brilliant achievement at Burlington, the consequence of which was to sink into insignificance the circumstances at tending any , preceding operation. We are really at`a loss to knoW what these Gentlemen want. If it is a' history of every movement duriig the whole war in Canada, it will occur to every Man, that it would . he inconvenient to publish this body of information in an Extraor dinary Ga iette. For ourselves, we are perfectly well sa tisfied that the official paper conveys to us all the intelligence which is necessary to enable us to know the state of things at the latest period, and if Ministers have either, not received officialdispatches relative, to,preceding events, or if, having received them, they do not deem them .of sufficient import- once to call for insertion, in a Document of this kind, we can . see no' cause for any impeachment of t heir candour or insinuation that they wished to con eeal matters, which, even,to the cavillers' who ae:- cuse' them, it is notorious they could not keep from the public eye 'twenty-four hours ! SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE RELIEF OF OUR NORTH AMERICAN . COLONISTS. We took occuSion, at the commencement of this Fund, Warmly to recommend it to the public re gard eis iieciaiady worthy (e'en atnittthe honour able number of patriotic cold benevolent institti. , bons Whmb - at.presentadOrn thir,itotitAileilitoro of the' liberal dOtt»tenaOce and sapitott or the Country. 'We rejoice to see by the dubs'cripti ons adrerti,ed, that considerable pprigress. has been mmle in this work`ofinStice andanere y , and that many , public b o d, cs an d respected individuals, have come forward in a way which ,dcmomtrates that their hearts were in unison . with our earnest recommendation. It gives us pleasure to add, that these feelings are 'not.'eourincd to, Cleat Uri tain, but, as appears from the follorrins extOet from the Quebec sWay 4411 equal force the bosoms of our Transatlantic Brethren : 7 -- " The inhabitants of Terrehonnehave followed the noble example of Quebec and Monttea; in raising a subscription for the relief of the gallant Militia of Upper, Canada. We have frelnentlf inserteil in 'oni' coin:inns many honottruble'testi:!in nioi of the zeal and loyalty of this portion vif the Province, and in communicating the present sub stription, graced with the itumes of. the Pair, ‘ve canuot retrain from expressing a hope that the:: henetolent example may be followed in many other parislieS." Reptirt. says, that there will ,spec dilv be alson bleti a licneral Court-Mai , ial, which wW tit, not Chelwa, but itrSprtin, because the taking hurtle so many witnesses would hurtlthetvrvice.—nutv. Monday •the Pitit , rer. Ituor.wr dined wit;l the Earl of DESALVT. Yemteyday 144 itt/yal (liner( with the turl of Ltvuurpot, and a ntimerotis and iiktinguislied party, ilis Royal highness the Doke if EY r bakt y4s tvrday ,a 3 i!lterview trial Lord at the Admiralty, A private Jetfer sfaf..4, that the (;;ivernment- intend to confer or) I.4orti Ire title of ettyNct VITTort:, Letters were ye , stertil t v itht:..ined from lim-4194 AYtes t' the 2341 t from Pv eu -0 PLubct!ate {Ute fIN to the f 1. , 11..ia t , ,I t fieeins,that the Court 01 Rio J neire h t desisted from all imeoerenee the aWairs of the Cover:ll;lcm Of Lit Plata, when!, however, tiOt3.ii4 of purtleOlai itiii)ortailee had occurred. ,• 'The letters'froin Corunrkt'inform w. that order , . l'hart liven received az Oporto, directing the re moVal, of the Connaisseriat front that city to s•t. Andero, which orders were On the point of bein`; carried into execution. This, though not ► event of monitmt in itself, may perhaps be con :t -ticted us preparatory to such, us the vicinity of the Commissariat to the scene of action must greatly facilitate the operations of our - \Ye learn front C . :haat:no, that Government are going to send all the Protsian subjects, among dittr prisoners of war, to K lirtiS:sinn port in the 'tattle. Mr. GIESE, the Poissialt Vice - C9nsul has been down on board the prison ships, and made the Selection. 'rite French garrison at Pa4nplowa is estimated at between 3 and 4,000 men, awi is commanded by General CA,r,Por, who had issued orders for the removal of all ticit inhabit:ut- as had not pro. vitiout for three titonthi. NAVAL . . . 1 it has been gcner,tilv stated, ti;ai WAria..!,: -. had is:oted ordi-r3 for the 111 " 1 " d ' e ' the Atnericanptais, from Rhode Island to the . ~,,„ , . . ver Itlisisipin ; this statement is tint orrett,,, Jolt is's Proclamation lo'r the Bloc/ ale of tlaf.ii rican ports is dated Bermuda, 26111 of Mill' , ' appeared in the .liftuila Gazete ef m 64 "hid' Gazctte has been received in tliii coo' The blockade is confined to Nov' York, Co - ton, Port.toyal, Savannah, and the Piro• sil ) Pi.. The Proclamation was,i3sued b.y Sir t i ''' IVA': itt.. , i, by direction of the Lords Cpuua,i'll • of the Admiralty. • - PLYM 1 - OUTII, JULY 26.—Arrived the i'l ... eb l l rga ti f e l e e. 't h ' r n a- C e rb l etr ' l l ell ' a gl i , g t t eo : l 7 ,ni :e lit N: ls C i .as t :S t il t S ai ll :e io ar , l ur C i v i l l l; ! ..i li tl y t :t i l . .l l° ::r ci l of l l r l t :se Capt. '. i h i c l l t i ' i i) n si lf , I t y s i n c t l N y l , ; (: , : : ; : i P i , : l 3l l; : f : ; ll i :„ r iiEi . f i S n " c 4cr on:p any . vvitl o t ( 1.1: 1 ./ 1115 ; t :t u r fl t r i t i o tri et i t r ;i g ::tt.e#:".1 • ::inicul:i; ; '1 th: T ß il l e a c ck he ß si o li e r k e s il a il f i c t s i v i days Siace,, till sil'"':l adcto°t:lyi(ltisl.lljoils,(slreiprriaovibutlitell.:s4.. damage, ,-' which Qi)ii44tilleT t 3":: 1 DE ' L, J U L Y 2i Arri v ed and sailed , , ,iIA river . the schooner Nassua, from A,esir ; IQ? : ~4, for off Flushing. A N, tl, POSTS MOUTIf , JULY 27 .--Arrived Ili s .' l i i, ) 4,' l ship Vulture, from Guernsay, and the , ‘lj i . i l sloopiS p a tl z. : o fl.„under:l. war, . J l . 9V:iiii.al with quarantine. Suited Y S t a t. ; ) 1 e n :l ° / I'‘ b l : a 1)t /3';:i; ' ship Dexterous, with a convoy tor the DoaP G. Woomto usE l'SaAiltlendoT t,n:iernaj'a:..cseiltlidieclirtditigliefir..°rl)(°l:llll.'ilbs3'Sigi;ll'if''l4')lr'''' for London ; she was taken yOWd'''Y' in ' 1 . 1( 0 , Scilly , by the Am erican privateerla-gas, * 7i, taken the Salamanca, Row, front I'o ol lc ' , i foundland, and burnt be;.. The tirgits i sCrij ii ,) within four hours s ail of the lqinii, WO tia l i ttr'•°'' taken disp a tches to France - Ili' v i , Government. k ' • . ILawiczu, Amy 2.7.—Arrived, the. std assengers only, tri o . ..,, start packet, wit h p burgh . ; she saile d on S611(1113,, the 1 utli 6°' " aad on Alonday passe d a convoy f t sail, bound. for England; _ , AOVIEII. 'ATTER, . BAKE Y.Y.;rlf.'"--4110,,, '' ,S efteaparCaptai ft --1.4-V14407-ttir Li IreA - late I-tt, ..,. from' Gott enburgh, busing I:antied .11.4"5, r ,i ciinper, two f l a ys 110,j‘ She ie sui.ipi ,") .; , gee t:.noi , beater of iliwltelles ,of coviewle . T. ) ,:atne bY i' cr ' l Allied Army ; a 'Messenger 3.“ 01 The transports, with tl ' te, Itlst , 73 ' 1 ' 51111' . • tit; Ciltegoti.;, and 256 lleiriments were in t* bad not arri:cd at l's'ingo Sound o' llo ' l4 ' • ts... ' , l • . .4,bniraity-leliee, July '527, 1 5 ~ ot Co.. Admiral Lord K 0161183 traniinitted to Jolinl6l tis c ,,yo; EN . a letter tv! , ich Ills Lordt;hip bad f :C4iVCA' V , o ,AI Sii T1.0r...,as Stainci, ;)f hit Majesti:'s .sltip Orio' j ' o/ licj aceatmt of his lifilAilS, tit tide Si ia4taut, c 3 P t ? '' . ;, * , z ! iki'r.i, dulls, the Americo sehoomir letter of nor•l'''. ~,,,,,*1 of 2 awns and IS men, front Cltnylvstqn, boo , ' n ' .1(f t aytt L AR " bailding seViltal j:lll,AvilSO tied on Java ; the dirnetision4 are a 3 Feet. ...„ LAogtb of the ... .... .. . .... • • • 14 . • • . ........ --• ------ • ....... ~..... These frigates,' Depth ... . .. -. ....... . ...... . ... - . • • ' ~. -TNI%, i4SO. . ,t. ) ,P heavy American frlgatei, m'ill "'''' ln i ,,ell''' %Odell will :11 ,. / n ' ffir' t '' ' 'o. ''' '' '' ilia dratt sent to Plyniontli Yald i'; 'l' it i ,; ,. 1 . returned es so(m,as copied, h . "! wi 's, i( ': . 1 thst it %vitt be sent to tbe re,o..ColOir, :' 'I( ft-1 ic i frii.:vitels are"not eNvected i,, be wit! serviceahle sh r b ips. e.y fi r ,: tl , I . ,specitic purpose of running down ; 11c ' . can frigates . . "le -lehille , 74, t",aptein ttoi :• I `.' :'—• from. INIAlis on the Ist ot- July, tit' i' '' . l b - 7 . r i i )A n l g atiii irj l ! the le .E s a k i i , ii l e t ten 7 o 4 ):l• Ci e t r i : t. Il.,. !!::: 5:41714,. in tittillibelili44, h4i.l 1)ct..1,, Retried some 'difference.; in a s:lti•..:Cr-L't ' ~ ,( ; ,..4 e i t ; i t e ; :, i t i ( i .l il o a S - : s s i g u It o i t: \ r y ~ ,! ( 1 : : :. '1 , , I i t: ‘ 1 ,i t ii i , 1 , , ,. . 1; /; , 1 , t ( 1.0 , , .. ; loilowicg was ilia di..po•iiti(Al of Os' :slediterr(tnentt) oit Ow 2",;til ili:. ‘i.:•• raledit'ni:i v , !liberstia, 1 14 )':t 1 i :t'.' l '' ' (1( 4-,iti, ia ince to 1' .t •L, Vaion, -,,, ~, ~ limi-eit4e, Al.,,,uhir, Nt,...ii!rare, S. i ,, 1 , u ' i', es ,I ' L. 10, , ia 'goal .1, 11th, t.. 1 (1 i . :.! (leilua; Milford, 7..'ientell.hra*, t'-:i AttriAtic ; •Maita, b'iuve, 311(1 In, :,'. • blicgii, at Palerum; Uatlati tit ('ii : - ~- . . i 1. , .. 11,1,4t;little 11111.1 Aigie,ar.:(l.(l ~, , , ,n - i.• ::.'l, ` l .. off Naplue,—The Iteitiviag, 141',...;., :no, :4 1 ' ''; ';, oo ~ 11. i IC', are tat their wxy ittwie, tatriti4 to ,, " . ; t l. :l7oiP . ' `4, tiOrt. The Vt 4 011t4iti: Ills Levu r.,4.! yrurt ''' ',.., , l iAgt..l 1..• s e The Steam lioitt arrivTil :It Thal lln t ',., 1 / 4 :rior v iii her way to * Yarmouth ; from e(enee , ft ,r+,- 1 , 1 She is to he employed upon the (I:1 0.00%004'0 purpose She steins well tidaptell : s al e i,„, ,„ 0;4) seven nines an hour in suwcith %lid - ~ te l(i Other sails or oar i. ~ p 1 1 sibi. ( A On \l'etinestlAy i. Crinit.7ttatici. it , j ,„, (t 6 , ---- -- FIyTTON, S-oltswitio of t i t ' it ,pilli.,ii peat ed drunk enti::'. , . 'IIIC (20t111‘I'Cre:,,,i-to '''e attar - ,r, ivere pr 41 v":d , awl iy",j:ltlifed i1j.:0,,,,rt missed his situtiti ;a tis '..:):its n't: in, inl fore the mast.