The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-09 00:00:00

-- -- NAT, L INTELLIGENCE. roe rtimoura, SLPT. 7. Yeeteeday noon, the Vigilant schooner arrived lose % seen the Hon. Admiral Sir Alexander Cods , de, whom she left on the nth ult. with 240 sail of eamehantmen, two days sail front 'fortola, under envoy of the Nfbisisy'sertirid (sag ship), Canada, Elephant, Agnmemn , m, and iflerf. The two latter ' were to convoy the fleet to England, after Admiral Cochrane had teen them so tar on their passage as was deemed necessary; the other ships would then return to their station. The dispatches which the leszilaat was sent forward with, were landed at Weymouth, last night, in the charge of an officer, the wind being easterly. Sailed the t.hiliers sloop, Captain Agassis, with a convoy far Newfoundland. A Nearnlitan Courier, with dispatches for the Neapolitaa Ambassador, came home in the Rare her,e. Captain James Irwin is appointed Agent of a di vision of ttanspotts at this port. It is supposed, that the dispatches received from Admiral Cochrane, _by the Vigilant, merely state the sailing of the homeward-bound convoy, for England. that drips might he dispatched to prated them up Channel, should it be deemed necessary. As Government were previously acquainted, that the convoy were on the roint of sailing, no doubt Admiral Louis had orders to look out for them, as well as to intercept Jerome Bonaparte's squadron. It may yet be a fortnight or three weeks before the convoy will arrive, the ships being so numerous. Arrived His Majesty's ships William, from the Eastward ; Tisiphone, and Sniquard, (rim the Westward; and Prospero bomb, with a convoy, from the Downs. Sailed His Majesty's ships Locust, on a cruize ; sad the Nereids, to the Eastward. His Majesty's ship Rattler has made a signal for sailing with the convoy for Newfoundland.—Wind 8. W. PLYMOUTH, MT. 6. Came in the Train., frigate, from a cruise ; Rosa ' he (is Dane), &uric, from Bordeaux for Rostock, detaii•ed by the indefarsedk privateer ; and the Do r• ihra Julimin, of Hambro', from Oporto, detained • by the Hero privateer. Sailed the Windsor Castle man of war, and the Issas at gun-brig, with a fleet of victuallers, for the Chsoael fleet. TALIMOUTII, MT. 4. Arrived the ifrind , or Cattle packet. Capt. Sutton, with • mail from New York and Halifax, in seven teen slays from the latter place ; and the .deekiesol packet. Capt. Schuyler, with a mail from Lisbon, in Moven days.—Wiatl S W. TARIMOUTN, stet. 7. • The Rote is Jove, Sneod, master, from Burnham to Brighton. with malt, u;:set on Thursday Lot in f the Cockle ; the crew are all saved. I • The dfdrenteeer, from the North, with coals, is - pot in wry leaky, and must unload to repair. DOVI:11. /CPT. 7. Sailed tee yesterday, Plante/h. of and tiot Sun derland, Spares (light), from Folkstone ; rlann Eli sabeth, of bniphansen, Raw, with wive and fruit. from Dover, for Tonningen ; Mudd end Anier, of ditto, Lyelesen, with brandy and tobacco, from Dover, for Hamburgh ; Mori 4,g Star, of and for BOK= Hopkins. with sundrier. 'm Amsterdam; ief•rai, ot Dover, Bnndge (light), for Sunderland. *ailed. yesterday, the Herialesn, of Dover, Giles, (light), fee outichnland. Caine in this day, Charlotte, of Rochester, Bam bridge. pith coals, front Newcastle, for Dover. DCCL, sIPT. 7. Last night. at nine o'clock, arrived in the Downs, C.. /*aura gurybrig, Lieut. Sinclair, from off Bou- Irene, and landed Mr. Shaw, the Messenger, with dispatches, immediately proceeded for London. Carne down from the River, the New Galen, I Hinc'cie, for Bns:on. Attired the Mated frigat', &man sloop of war, I lethal! and Spark!. r gun-brigs, from off the French coast, and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. 'nerviness, srPT. 7. Sailed from the Note this morning, the Spy sl op of war (without a convoy), for Tonningea.—W tad S.W. Cnnt:. •16. 30. Arrived His Majesty's ship Druid, Capt. Brooks, from a ct vise. S.ikd His Maj. sty's ship &alma, Capt. Mait land, lo a cruise.— Wind W. - - - FROM LLOYD'S ].IST. • A 0111•1.1), At Liveepned—oh• Fovoncte, Ca.ee—n; Nreeet, gem,. rier; kire.beth, Chafes; and the Interny, Steele, from the Is At Aye...the Purer, Stee's, from Quebec At Grartaemouth—the faTeuritc,)Sroer, from Quebec. t. rne emit—the Garland. Genf. n, hunt New Providence; sad the A et-•m•, Lame. In , rn Janre , ra At - tennsfreee—the Clement,., Fraser, Gnus j.m a irs, In lb* Vieue Rivet—the Mary, Reid; and the Thetis, liso.iwon, (root the Baltic. At Itrermur 4 4—tbe Mercury, Green, Crnrn London. Al New Ps uvidence—the Patent, Branch, (rota London. By the exertions of Mr. WALLOP BR• SAXON, of' Bath, and of other spirited gentlemen in the county artmetin be resides, a chain of Lite Boats has been extended from the Bay of Drogheda along the coast of the county of Louth, to the Bay of Dun dalk; and to give the system efficacy, we have great pleasure in hearing, that HAIRY BRA Sailors. Esq. brother to Capt. LAtd SEPT BR APAZON, has been appointed, with a suitable salary, to regulate and superintend them. A letter received in Salisbury, from on board a frigate which was off the tout of Calabria during the late confliel, states that the French General who was made prisoner was second in command, and that he was so severely wounded, as to be oblrged to undergo the ampirt ition of one of his arms. A tradesman in the Borough, who some months ago was,robbed of 501. by two men of genteel dress and. appearance. and from wham he received a pro mise, that his money, with interest, shcnld be re turned to him within sia month', received on Thnrs day last an ..intmyrnous le:ter, containing a SRL Bank note, and a polite acknowleCgmect of tl.cir lasting g,ratitede for the loan. 'this was accom panic' by a present of game. At the same time it MAI V'tiliesitit, that 11 . C:..llCr should bring the wri ter. in his way, he would not notice dacm. L' lb.._ r, IMMBURGII, Ster. 4. The Association for Defence of the Frith of Forth, and of the country in general, at its last meeting, on Monday, the let curt. well pleased to find the opinion formed of the Sea Fencibles, on thy first institution of that useful body in this distri9. fully justified and confirmed by the alacrity and zeal with which they volunteered their services on board the Text..? ship of war, to enable her to pro ceed to sea in pursuit of three French frigates cruis ing to the northward, to intercept our Greenland and Davis's Straits whalers, unanimously voted (out of the small remaining fund) the sum of 50 guineas, to be placed in the hands of Captain D Milne, their Commander, and distributed among them in the name of the Association. The readiness shown by the Sea Fencibles of the. Frith of Forth to quit their homes, and to suspend their peaceable arid profitable employments, and to risk their lives for the interests and honour of their country, becomes do ubly praiseworiby, from the consideration that, on their being inrolled as fen cihles, the duty they undertook to perform was expressly limited to the Frith ; but, in a few hours after, receiving an intimation that their services, without restriaion as to the length of time, or dis tance of cruise, would be acceptable, upwards of ;300 able seamen, with several shipwrights, Etc. made their appearance as volunteers on board the Tezel—and more were pressing forward to join, when they were prevented by meeting 90 hands re tursine nn shore, by orders of the Captain. as being more than were really wanted. We are happy to find. that the city of Edinburgh, yesterday, also voted 50 guineas to the Sea Fenci bles of the Ft ith of Forth, in testimony and appro bation of their zeal on the same occasion. DUBLIN, SEPT. 4. -.....--. NEW BANK OF IRELAND. Yesterday, his Grace the Duke of Bedford and several of the Nobility, were invited, by the Go vernor and Comp any of the Bank of Ireland, to view the model of the new Bank in College-green, which is *Just finished, and represents, upon a scale of three eighths of an inch to a fOat, what it is intended that building .half be when finished. The Governor, Deputy Governor, and Board of Dire'actors, received and COTtiueled his Grace and suite through the seve ral parts of the building, at which his Grace seemed highly pleated. The Magistracy of the City of Dublin are particu larly directed to the detetlion of a species of outrage, at once unmanly and mischievous, by which the streets are recently infested. The apprehension of some of the ruffians concerned woul.i, we have no doubt, soon pot a period to the °Neff of complaint. We shall proceed to Lay before them an account which was transmitted to our Office yesterday even. ing: OnTuesday evening, between t!.e hours of eight and nir.e o'sidck, a lady and her sister, while walk ing from Grafton-street to College-green, were, by some unknown villains, sprinkled with oil of vitriol to such a degree, that not only their upper gar ments, hut their under ones also were instanta neously burnt. Very fortunately its effects were soon discovered, so as to prevent farther mischief. Sue. picion rears very strongly ea two persons who were noticed following them very closely. This species of courage hair not been renewed for nearly four years. No candidates for transportation havinm made their appearance in the same way since th e . apprentice of a certain Apothecary of this city was 1111 transported for the same offence—a praCtice which was, at that period, very common. The Commander of tire Forces, the Earl of Har rington, who recently arrived in this city, evinces a splendour, in retinue and appointments, highly ho nourable to that illustrious charallev. To the ma• nufaaures of this countrf his Lordship means to give a preference ; and Mr. Gibson, of Dawson street, a respe4lable citizen, we understand, is ap pointed sadler to that nobleman. (Extra& et • Litter from Culegain, dated August SO ) An unfortunate incident occurred yesterday eve ning, near Portrush : A large brig, in ballast, sailing from that port, off the Skerries, (a number of rocks about three nails from that shore), was becalmed ; the tide running rapidly down the channel, soon drove her upon one of these roe ks, where she im mediately bilged. In this precarious and deplorable situation she remained but a short period, the rolling billows launched her once more into the deep, when she instantly went down, to appear no more.— Every person on board WAS saved, except the Cap tain, John Fierce, from Peterhead, who was killed by a stroke of the boom. lam informed, from good authority, that the greater part of the brig was his i own property, be has sailed to and from this town fur several years past, and was always much esteem ed by the merchants for his honesty and sobriety. On the 16th ult. the ship f.i!y, from Jamaica, Iladen with sugar, rum, coffee, cotton , &c. was wrecked on the island of lnis Boffin, county of Do negal. We are happy to say the crew are saved ; 1 but the greater part of the cargo is damaged. Last week, the right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Exttsa licensed the Reverend FesozeiCe :Aortas Ls Caine., to the perpetual cure of Pen zance, on the nomination of the Mayor and Corpora tion of that town. void by the resignation of the Rev. CLOIIGE Colevoron. In the Get man Papers received by the last Mail, there is a letter from Messina, which contains the following paragraph : Among the British troops which arrived in Sicily, there was a regiment of Scotch mountaineers, 1500 men strong. They are a fine set of men, brawny and well built the greater part have blue eyes and fair hair. The peculiar dis:inOion of their national dress renders them real sans culottes. Those who know the sanguine tem perament of the fair sex in Sicily, will easily con ceive what sort of an im,sression such a corps as this was likely to produce among them. In fa& matters got at last to such a state, that the Archbishop con sidered it necessary to apply to General Stuart, and to request that he would order his li'sld Afgenteinrers to put on some acklisional clothing. lie was laco nically answered, " that this possibly might he done it the Archbishop thought he could make the Oicilian Ladies themselves dress with more regard to c'-co rum." The Highlanders were, however, soon after embarked for Calabria, tfa the great consolation of the Reverend Prelate SPORTING INTELLTGENCS. RICHMOND MEETING. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S. (lie Maiden Plate, of ,el. for three and four yr oldr. 'Pro vide lea*. No Race. WEDNESDAY. Sweepstakes, of 2041 each, for three yrs old felts, 80. fillies, lst. I gib. Once mood the Course (4 Subscribers.) Mr Baillia's c. c. Streamer, by Star, out of Gratitude's dam 1 I.urd Vaasa'lltain's b f Minstrel . • No bett.ug. Wan easy. CAME DAY. The Gold Cup, a Subscription of lugs. each, by nine Sub ra.ribers, for it:l ages. Four miles. • Mr. Raillies ch c. Streamer, by Star, yrs old, ti 4 5 1 b. Sii W. Gerard's br. h. Young Chariot, b its old, Bst filb. 2 Mr. W. friutchitissn's br. c. buyer, 4 !rs old, 7st. 101 b. 3 5 tot on Streamer; when they had only a distance to run, high odds on Yuan Chariot, Streamer being two lougths be. hind, and his rider vshippitig.—Young Chariot atopt in the last half distance. THURSDAY, Fifty Pounds fw all agei. Four-voile beau. Mr W. /Wiliam's b. e. Bounce, by Traveller, 4 v,.. old, 7st. I'2lh. 3 3 1 1 . . Mr. W. Ilutchinson's br. colt, Dielapper, 4 yrs W. 84. 1 2 2 2 ° Mr 11orton's b. c. Young Bustard,3 yrs old, fist. .21 3 3 Vlb.. __ CHESTERFIELD MEETING. WtOMZSDAY, AVG. 27. The Gold Cop, by 12 Sobseribers of bgs. each, for all ages. Four miles. Mr. Mason's gr. c.Trafolgar, by dam by Argos ter, 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b. . 1 Mr. Sitwell's br c. Taurus, 3 yrs old, 6.t. lllb. 2 'Mr. Birch's ch. I. Lavinia, 4 yrs old, 7st 41b. . s Evers betting on Taurus. Fifty Pounds for all ageo Two-mile hers. Mr. Juhuston's br. c. Sir Andrew, by Ilemblutonian, 4rs old, tilt 71b. I I Mr Eirhy's h f Laura, 4 !mold, 111,t. Gib. 2 2 Sir W. Hun'take's eh t Gallium, 4rs o'd, S. 31b. S S Mr. Masou's gr. e. Trafalgar, 4 yrs old, Ult. 121 b. 4 dr 6 to 4 on I rotator. T ISCRSDAY• Fifty Pounds, for all ages. Four-mile heats. Mr. Kirby's bl. Laura, ho Traveller, 4 yrs old, 7st. Ilb. 1 1 Mr. Johnson's br. c. Sir Andrew, 4 yrs old, Tat. 121 b. 2 2 Mr. Stsim's gr. c. Trafalgar, 4 yrs old, Fin. . 4 Mr. Glos.oliii b. f. Laik, i yrs old, sat. 131 b. . J 4 Six to 4 on Laura. The Sweepstakes, of lOgs, each, did not MI. 8A11.4.11A ISLANDS. liy the Carlene], Gordon, arrived in the Clyde from New Providence, we Dave received Tke Royal Gazelle sod lilharea "Meerliter till the 2tnh of July, from which the following are extra& : NAISAV, JULY . 22. " Arrived, on Saturday, His Majesty's ship Thor. (ere//r, having under convoy the transports Alio", Elizabeth, and R:chard, with a detachment of the 99th Regiment, under the command of Major Henry E. Darling. The fallowing are the names of the Officers of the 99th Regiment :—Major Dintag ; Captains Fitzgerald, King, Elwood, and Francis; Lieute nants Darling, Lidwel, and Armstrong ; Ensigns Conway, Lawrence, Nowland, and Farmer; As sistant Surgeon Dann." JULY 25. " About a fortnit since, some of the Islanders on F.IUMa, passing Water Key, were much terrified at an alarming and warlike bustle that prevailed on shore, and made the best of their war to Ex uma, where they reported, that the French and Spa nish Standards were planted, and fifty men drawn up in battle array, to repel every one who apposed them. Immediately on this alarm, two gentlemen from Exuma, on the 10th instant, set sail in a small vessel for Water Key, to ascertain the truth of this report; where they arrived about two o'clock nest morning, and on approaching the shore they discovered, that the Standards of our enemies were neither more nor less than an old shirt fixed on a pole, and that the fifty warriors were three poor American sailors who had been there for almost four months, having been east away on the 17th of March, in a vessel called the Ohre Brakch, Jones, from St. Tho mas's to the Havannah, with salt. Their situation was truly pitiable, as they had not saved an article from the wreck, but a box of candles, this, nith an old knife, was all their moveables ; and wilks, severs years apples, prickly pears, and candles, constituted the whole of their subsistence, during that time; the crew originally consisted of six, but on the Ist of May, the Captain and two men had gone off on a kind of raft, which they had constructed, and have not since been heard of. These three men were put on board a small vessel, with plenty of provisions, and the next day they arrived at Lyme. 4 , Died, on Thursday, the 17th inst. Mr. Powell, surgeon of His Majesty's brig Port Mahon. We some days since mentioned, with much concern, the death of Mr. lionrade Coakley, who fell in a duel with that Gentleman, and we announce with re. Bret, the decease of Doctor Powell, which was oc casioned by the wounds received in that unfortunate rencountet. It has never fallen to cur lot to re. cord, and indeed in a much more extended circle, it bath seldom occurred to notice, an affair terminating so fatally, and involving in its distressing conse quences, the happiness of numerous sad esteemed relatives and connexions." Lord DaaustoTou'a celebrated horse Pavilion, is nor drawing by Cmatott, who painted the pic wee of the greyhound Sserrbed. Captain BA ic LA y, the great pedestrian, has just had drawn, by that artist, his famous fighting dng, which formerly was the property of the unfortunate Lord Ca st et /ono. A curious circumstance occurred on Saturday evening, in one of the booths at Bartholomew Fair : —A female speCtator was very ruddy kardkd by a person in the garb of a sailor ; she screamed hit. terly, and appealed to the audience; the man was taken into custody, hut, on the parties being carried to the Pied Pewit. Cou►t, it appeared that the per son assaulted was a Lady of some fashion at the West-end of the town, who went to see the frolics of the fair in disguise, with her waiting woman ; and just as the culprit was about to be committed, when a black patch which he wore over his left eye was taken off, the Lady at - Willy recognised her husband in disguise. The scene that followed was highly interesting ; the Lady and Gentleman s' ook hands—a coach was called, and the parties drov home, seemingly determined to forgive And forget e pun - ,THE MARKETS. C')RR , EXCHANGE4 Seta'. S. This day the w hvat a,rtvaia are (..4(it6e.aate, and tu u ;rids* is dull in sales, at a ristluetian of tiouut 36. pet quader , K niples,and "inns nn that or ttruiwxy quality —Hut st.o.t pima ul Marley, awe lasts aiterea.e pric e ; Pes little ;As rattan. litaua, of bath kinds, are rather lower, Oats are in large bupp,ie*, with several cargoes of I this artiete %oats" cheape.,,eKeeptitis prime samples. dull an tales, et die current pries*. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 701. 84s. Means 44( 54.. Fine Ses Od. l'ek Hearts 37. 4i. Rye Cgs 435. 1;,1 Oats ....24s 26r. 5i,. Barley 405. 4.5 s 6.1. 34 ,d • M a tt . 725. Od Rape Seed new..51(1. tidi (4, White Peas 68:. 75; 0!, Fine now Abs. 7n, 04 , tarry ras 40s. 445. Ott Seera , cl; . 60; 65, td. HETI/VI OF WrIIKA Including only from the 115th a agreeably ti s. d. 94 Quarters at 94 24 at 9J 22G at 89 23 St BS 87 ---- at 87 99 ----. at 66 241 ----- at 85 121 ---- at P 4 114 ---- at 83 575 ---. at 82 87 ---- at 81 614 --- at SO 177 --- at 79 210 ..--.. at 78 And ISO Qui Total, 5,491 Quarters 8•. bid. Ligiter t .1' IN hi %RE L4Nf , at Aug. to We s3ih of August, to the Act. 1. d 339 —.. at '7 54 at 76 50 at ", 343 at ?i 6 246 ---- at 74 237 at 72 008 ---- at 70 399 at 64 91 --. at Ca 20 at 66 96 a t GS 9 at 64 470 at 54 goo at St aartets at 30a. a.—Average 741. than last Return. PRICE 4.1 F HOPS. • s•os. POC WITS. Kent 41 10s to 51 16, Kest .41 les to 6: .... Sow • .41 101 to 51 101 Susses 41 104 to SI its Essex 4l Ills to SI lOs Fan.hans... SI —.to 61 Old Duty, 164,0001. Th •re L tve born about 9oe Hundred Pockets of New flops at Kaket tho Week, t.te quality of which was very floe Pr tint pickings PRICES OF HAY AND STILAW. st sastaa's Has. „St Is a St Os Od Str.st.. 11 Ms a 21 Os Od • ***** . lily New 011 Ili a 01 4t Clnyar 41 10a a 51 111 fkra. .II 141 a 11 lia SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Sir,. S. stuk to: tgal—per Stone 01 alb . Reef. 41 •! to 5. 24 1 Veal .. 44 SI to 5. Si Matt.ll... 4s 4.1 to ~ 04 1 P•ok .. 4a 04 to its 01 Lade. bill. 114 . W i.. 0.1. INIAO Or C TTTTT Tell 114 T• Beasts, abast I, l loo—Sheep and Lambs, 16,510. Newt:Are AND LEADENIIALL MARIUTTS. 14y the Catsase. Reef is 4.1 to 4. 4EI Vwl.,. 43 OA to 53 44 Mutton 11. 114 us 4 . IA I Post .......5+ OA to ds Lamb 4s. It to ss. 4d. RAW HIDES Rest Heifers and Steers, For stuns, tia. 04 to 3s. •d. Middling, 26. B‘ l l. to is 164. Ordinary 2s. 4 , 1. to 21. W. Market Calf. tic W. sack. Ete.i.li Hotta Shoop Skint , .. Os. Od. se 3. W. Lamb 5,01.1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, so to 361 b. east ..... a ...... 224 to *44 Ditto, 60 to 851 b. one 261 to tdd likrehardi Reeks 214 to 224 Dreaming Hides... 184 to 19; Fine C math Hides 2C4 to 21; Crop Hides for cutting 214 to 25i Flat Ordinary lB4 to 19; Calf Sk.ns, 90 to 4018. prat Doom. Mkt to 40d Ditto, 50 to 7011 m.. 56,1 to .11dt 11. Ditto, 70 to 804 .314 to 98d I Small Seals (Greenland) - 331 to 40d im Large ditto tON to 160) per deo Tanned Hone Hides 2.'i to 3',t per hell COAL. MANIC ET, Sat. S. Ships at Market. Sold. Price. 54 „Neocaido 4 „Sunderland 1 39. Od a 454 Od 1 ..C.diturs 1 401 PRICE OF STOCKS, ILSIERDAY• 3 per Cent. Consols yen Cent. Navy .. if Imperal Annuities O. um India Bonds . ls. Us. die. Exchequer Bills .. English En Tickets... Cisibuig for 63 itli: T. 111611, Stuck-broker, No. 4, Consliiil,and 9, Clowinew,rnet. BIRTHS Au Sunday se'nnicht, at Vln .kburgh, the wife cif One Raw dare, of threesome. who, with the outlier, are likely td da well. The huewitt meld twel . ‘e years in His Maje.ty's nary, wa• dislaarged in consequence of a hurt. At Edintoirgh, on the tat inst. the Lady of Admiral Dust ding.tun was safely di:Leered of a son. MARRIAGES. Lately, at Stortrton, ut IViltsliire, by the flon. ant Rey. Canon Digby, the Rey. William Partridg-, to Mo. 161.104 a Faugoi At !.eon-1 House, Scotland, on Tiha:lay last, the !fors lbert QJiatt , sliest soil of thy Right HOU. I. Minto, •• Maiy arydone, ,ogliter of ratr..k Brydnaes ES.I. Vn Wetnewity la , t, at Tunbridge, rho Ru J. T. VS ilgrew, Fellow of Trinity College, CafnS..dge, to Miss Seeenes„ re.dett slaughter or WAllana Seoones, Esii •f the .ao., r f piewo... On Tueolay last, by the Rey. R. Carr, Captain Keir.e!!, of the Royal Navy, to Mitt AJlatn, of 11.4.-.to:t. Monday so'imigh. at Barberton, Dr. Blllettll, of Tot. nes, to Mitt Lure Barnes, eldest Laughter of the Reyeread Archdeacon Barnes. DEATHS. At Jersey, on the 97th ult. in the 9 ith year of hi; age, ‘ti't possessing his fatuities in a very eminent decree," Lem;i!ier-, Esq. of Rortl, who fur may years 11(14 the ...tree of Chief Magistrate of that island. 03 Friday, Aug. 29, at the Countess Dowager of Erroll's, in CLioan-stroet, Ediiihureh, Ltiv Frances Hay, seventh daughter of the late James Earl or Evan. Lately, at Plymnota , the son aliJ heir of Captain Pee rick Lewis Mait°aml, of l.a Loire. 48, who has on to ma'. • resent occasions shewn his enterprising seirit, in 5 , 1" 4 and destroying SOTIC the largest slips of war ittel out enemy. Oil M 01344! sennigfit, the :sth nit. abet a tong illn his 47th •ear, Mr. John 0-ego v. 4112 , 11 ream; the aisle. worthy. as :sdiepen lent E4itor of The Jour! al. 111 0 1 H WATER, THIS D , ll, AT 1. 'NOON RRII ) G . ' - ; Morts• •.. i mm. after 1I I Evan.... 29 ram after 11. LONDON !—Pri,a,ed by G No. 17, Iluk.'• Court, 800-street, Idovent•tienien, pu .I.sh.tt a t tee Office, No 13, Rack of St. Clemv , t's entuck, Ssrmad. w. 1 COCK, of No. 7, Now IS-altonouseet, Long Atte ; ()okra, te. for th .Paper, teat to the Offic• trst - Pal& alit be 4017 gtteodonl )k„