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GVM,•••, the L9_VDONGAZETIP.:, oa. 17, 1807., At the Court nt the Q Palace, the 14th .of • 0:-,toher, i8;)7, pre,ept, The K:ING'S Most Exec:ilea Majesty in Council. t-Irs Majeity having been pleased to appoint John Kali or Chatham, K. G. to he Go% eruor qaf the Island 01"..Tersey, hi, I,ordship this day took the Oaths ap pointed to be taken by the doverndr of that Island. By tho KING. A PROCLAMATtON, For Recalling awl Prohibiting Seamen from serving Foreign Princes and States. ,ceotma ,tt. W here it hath,been represented unto us, that great noinberg of Mariners and Seafaring, Men, our u.itural-horn Shhj(P..ds, have been enticed to enter ,o 0 •4 -the service of Foreign States, and are now ac aaily sett tug as ',veil. on,boardthp Ships of War bs:- longing to t said, l'oreign States, as on board the ,`.forcnant Vessels Jbeitniging to their Subje.el, not- Witlboan ling dur' i fernier , ' 'Proclamation: reLaltingt= them, contrary, to the allegiance which onr,Said Stibjeds owe unto it 4, and to the great servie , ,Prtheirliattro Country; we have thexefore thought it necessary:, tit the present moment ? ~ * hen Kingdo:n anit i enclingcred,-artd:wben tire, maritime rights,,,,on-whseAdis,power-apdigre.at hvss. do stains x depepd,"Rfb , dispotedlrnd called in o uestiOn, pLlbilgi,:,fir,.,ird'l,gth' the rhpice of our P, ivy Council, this our.4oyal• roclamation : • :iWelde. hereby sttialy. chug* • and , ooti unapt! All M titers .of Ships, Vilots, • Mariners, Shipwrights, an I other Seafaring Meo, being our natural-born Su'ijeetw, :wlm,tinty have been enticed •i ( ito!hq! pay or service of any Foreign State; °rick serve in/ any Porrign Ship or Vessel," ; 'tliaW they anct every of them do •(according,to thi.44, bounden dUty, and allegiance,' and in consideratidn . that their na tive Country bath' ifeeit dr:6l n tti N ii , : i3o,,,ice, with draw themselves, , :and.Sdeiart from, ..aiidotiit such Foreign Se t . % ice. , and do return bottle to their na tive,Couutryi .or 4iitifer ,on, soch"of our Ships of ,War as they may chance to fail ; in witli o ; either on flys! hi7,4-"seasror--in any ricers, waters, . Wefts, roads ; ppm" what3nc'ver ur..wbere 4stviirr,.. rr, , L,!! fAK: the. ,bater,eXecotton of the purpoSes 01110 ,our itoyalYtOgliaFlpf,tinn, we do authorize and ,cepomand C,aptitins, Masters, and others, rvonnanding 314 Vessels of War, to stop and make stay. of it,i,l,pd. l b‘gry such person or per (beiti.4 omr natorahAorit Subjects) as shall devour to traosport. or, ewe( themselves 'into the service of any Forejgo i ,SAsttp, .comrafy , e to,t he intent and commatid,ol4ifrt , / oot ProclainatiOn,, and to seizeiunonaatte i god 4ring away all sad) ptqionS ys .8,6004 , 414 ; who 4talhbejound ,to be •employed or servingiinAny ForeigtvMerchant‘Ship or Vessel as aforeslii:--bot we, do ,stribly enjoin all such our Cantlins i Masters,: aos; others, that they do permit tam togooo board stnh Ships and, Veiscls be longing to Sties at :amity with us, for the pur pose Ot so seizing, oppo, taking, -and bringing away such ,r2.rsons as aftiresaid, for whose, Llis,reet and orderly demeanor the said t'Aptains".cannot answer; aod:t hat they:do:take eiipecial care that no unneces sary vroleneo be done or Offered to the Vessel, or to the remainder, of the Crew, from out of which such .persons shall be taken : And in case of their receiving infOrmation of any such person or persons, being employed or serving on :rd of any Ship of War .belonging to such Fo rei,i;i 'state, being a State at amity With us, we do Out norize and cominand,our Captains, Masters, and VG" , r 4 , coromand j eg.our, Ships of War, to require) of Captain_Or Commander of such Foreign Ship of War, that he 49 forthwith release and d:seharge. such person or persons, being our natural-born Sub , e , c.l or Silbj-4'l.i ,:•and ,if Atch release and disc!, be. reinsot, the') to tswismit ii)r,irai;itioit Uf Ruelt refusal to she Com. 1 c;iiiel of the Squadibn tinder iris Captain or Com . .. oat ioder theft se, ving ; which information_ the said Com n:mder iu Cliict i 3 hereby strialy , rected aut.l enjoined to•transinit, wilts the least pos sible d e l t y, to our Maiister residing at the sear of Goyerinnoot of that State to which the said Foreign Ship of War shall belong, or to our 1.40 rd High -Ad miral, or Lords Uouuni , ,,ii tiers of the Adiniraltylor the time befit;;, in order that w s !, being apprized of shell p.o eeiing, may forthwith direct the necessary stvps to be taken for obtaining redress from the Gpverutne,4 to which such ForeigO Ship of War shall belong, for the injury done to us by'the Un warranted detention of nor natural-burst Subieets• in the service ot a Foreign State: And, ,vheleas it has turther been represented unto us, that divers Mariners and Seafarthgfelt lt, our na tural born subjects, suave Leen induced to aci3ept let ters of ii:ittiraLzatiou, or certificates of. citiz,mhip, froth foreign States', and have been taught to believe that, ley` letters . or cvrtiticates they aredischarg cd trOni •!Lit do;yrof allegiance which, as our natt i t. t - ol horn subjects,. they owe to ti ; now, We do ',,,hi.:roby %cant ail such illitriners, seafaring tinni, and otiveN our natural born subjects, that no such let *"•ters of r4ouralization, of .04Wicates of citizethhip, do, or eao,, in any Intoner, divest our natural-burn subjets of the allegiance, or any degree alter the . duty, ';:;,11leh they owe to us their lawtel Su; ereign. But, in consideration of the et ror into Which such marnierr, and seafaring men as- aforesaid tiny have been led, we do hereby Publish' and declare our tree p.irdon to all such our Atojecis, %vim, tepentiog of toe dolo,i,ro under Witieti tfley have .a..,ed; shah Mt. nit diateiy ti t ,utl knawlkiice oftili!, our I.'iuyol Provia twltioy itc h thet t uiciveq troth For,iAt - t ierviee, :111 , 1 reuirh to their ailegiattae' to U 3 and .ae de. cl t t hrlf all Itteh who - sluttl L,aitinue in tile service bf - .Fai*ilrii!?.4iltes-, in an d cout oinpt. 'rktiP.T:Etilift: . lirtnltthi.ttioti, will i.c4t only incar ottrejird:diqilezNArc.., but Liable to be proceeded aPinstptinnsuch contempt,, 'oe pnieoei:lect Agaiasuitfectorclingiy atiu. beotby deei4p;., AtUU Ytdduy ittri tuast.tra of shjpii : ptfufs4l l l44 rbierg4 other %featuring, mell (btirlikour nimural-bafn subjects), hbatt bouagai, ifi ;op tigeigt ser4 eo. by , . the rligurinefi,. , R N , * liar. o bary Pow vrs, and car;:t.!:l iuto.Aavery, beralaimect by us as iidjucts,nl•'Greaalritain. And we do fUrther notify ) , Antall such our,Sub jeas as aforesaid, who have voluntarily entered, or shall enter, or volttntarily continue to'serve s on board of any Ship of War belonging to any Foreign.Stnte at enmity with us, are and will be guilty of High Treason : And we do by this our Royal.Proclarna-. tion declare, that they shall be punished with the utmost severity of the law. Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, the Sixteenth Day. of October, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seven, and in the Forty-seventh Year of our Reign. GOD Save the KING. .Commissiln in tbr Royal Flint !Ws, signed h_y tbe.Lar.(Liene tenant. teter Potter, Gent, to be First Lieutenant. Dated Sept as, tllO7. Comathsiont In the kyrshire•Militia, signed the Lori Linde r punt. Ensigniohn Filiifoiv,e to be Lieutenant =vice Andrew Cath cart, retnuved to the Line. Dated Sept. i 6, An dri-w IN . CamnbelP, - Gent. to be Ensign, vice .Fairfotve, proinoted. , : , Dated as above. atainittiont lived by tbe Lcrdlieutenant cf Aberdeenshire. itherdeen,hire Aination bleeMnteeet. Captain Alexander Forbes Irvine to t Ntaior, vice Watson, • rebii,ned. Dated Sept. 9 ,, 00 7 . .•, .4herdeePt Batta !toy e Pikeine Pt. ebdiles F yfe, Gent: to 'be Lieutenant. Dated Sept is, . 113e7. • - ri • Commissions 4;4d 6y the- heedAPteteneciet oPthe Cdt,ty . , ; Lincoln • Srantfurd Fotivater b?Acntry. Richard Twilit!, Gent. to be Ensign. Deed Sept. is, , • , "StUrhy ald Burgh Poluviii.r hfirufiy: %Val est, Esq. to be A1a,j0t1.... Dated, Sept. so. 18,7.. Edward Wright jenitings, Esq. to be Crptaiti. Dated as above, Robot Rainey, Gent. to be Lieutenant." D4teit as above. John rOwT4 Gent. to be . Dated as above. William Simpscia, Gent. it} Oe Quartet,Mas ter, DAted as abriVe. r , • • tivedoit PCll;l;tier bilantg. SVijliam Chambers, 'Gent. to be Li . euten:int, Dated Sept. L 867. SoUthworth z‘stiton, Gent. to he 1 414151 1 ....• )ate( t 4ePti aN, 98 47. ' C.000,114.4i4qt , 6 / 1 41 . Lord I,le#elant the Cou , l l Y . • WorcrA Cr. be Deputy Lie t itepihts Josiah` tkl• Dated •`, May t, HOustutiit i Esq. Da:eit, Sept: . 147.. Thomas 4eale•Gooper,„.E.sq. llited as above. . North. Igrcrite, Virimpoer William Ccogreve Russell, fisq. to.p, Majur, Dated Sept. 11, 1807. %Vtlllaut Aii:tei ton, Et.q. to be Capthiii: Dated as above. • Tf/ be. Lichtenants— , 'Thomas Green;.Gent. Dated: Sent l 9807. William Tisnrnin, Gent. Dated Sep *2, Rentaitun S:nith, Gent. Dated Sept: 13, sK3/2 — Ceolge Gabb, Gent. Dated Sept. 94,:9807.. ToAse. Ensigns Mut. Cruity , 'l'cll, . NlrcriSepe:4 -, It, 1807. William W.clittl..(o4. • D a . te4S qn— P . 2 ". 44 ' 7 " To bn Sutgccii..- John Parcr 'Nash, Gent. Date .r Sot. tit ' '' • ~. • Loyal Himeener 1 4 1 ,ntfer.. 1 givtlb3., • . 1- • j u j u) y 9 1031, (..;citt:.to be Lieutenant.. vaten.Seßt., 16, 12°7.. Ryeerf Gent.' ti be ditto.. 13.ited Sept: 17, 1 &, 7 „ EdiltUltd I letbert f Gent.. to be Ensign. DAted Sept.' 9807., John Coll .ingyveod, .Geuto,to be ditto, I.4ted Sept., Tai „r rrio„r . • Ugmed 41.. the Lard lileutorant ye Mints. 01 . ,111,1Dwiid Cunclighaitie tO 4 A Deputy 14(40m:int. thted Stift, 30, 4,7., • r;e• M & tit_ twat L.attasiy.. • Lieutenant Wilmot to be • Captain, vice the night ittm- W Mimi' Lord Button, tri igned. Dated .8, -tb9l, The (lon. Cornet Pr wlett to, be Eittuteuani, vice Wilinyt. Dated as ilsovo. . , Port:m:llrib dr, NO Edward Caller, Gent. to bi Sutond Lieutenant. D a ted O. 01 $, , 7 . ~, . , Port.instnab Bathilionofro!witeer George Fivrtry Mottley, Gent. to be Ensign , vice Tollesway, resieed; Dated Oct. 8, 1867. • •• PcrismOht.6 neitsallbtg Office Artillery. John Meredith, Esq. to be Captain, vice Wfflnor, resigned. Dated (Jct. 8, a .7. Att e :Deane, Zgc.lemteer Infavery.. Ciurles ilarwocxl, w be Luttitenatit, VI4:C Letroy, re signed. Dated Oct. 8, *BO7. • EKRATA In Tanner Gazettes. Chri.itcbapcb Battalion of 14..nntrer Arti For Second Lieutenant William Teams, read, Sco:m4 Lieu, tesiant William elms. Golort liana/lett l'olunien Infantry. Fur Guy Srci: , ..!, vent. to be Surgeon, read, (:„+y Shute, Gent. to 1),„ .„ . BoINKRUPTCY ItNIARGED. Willia►n Close antl Matthew close of Leeds, Yorkshire, ti)ers. from Uct. 17 to NaV. 7. at ClC:yeat, at Guildll4ll, BANKR UP7S. joint Kinnion the elder and john Kinnion the. younger, of Nicnotas.lane, London, brokers, Oct. 3t, at ten, Nov, 3i and z.:, at one, at Guildhall. ,Atturhivb s iowder, Lavie, anti Garth ,, Frederic:lei-place, Old le w iy. Emanuel Isaac Satnuels, ofPrescot-street,Gootimitit'f,-tields, Middlesex, merchant, Oct. 2o ' Nov. . 3, and 2S, at, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I). Howard, (ewry-street, Aldote. Githes Maclean Alexander Harper, of. Easingwold, York shire, rlax.•dresber, lthwv. to, .1, and 2.8, at ekven, at the New Inn, liasingwold. - Attornics, Mr: Hartley, !ten Lion-square, Ltnultnt r or Mr. llarniey, I Misk. jauteS„ Groat:her, of • Ply mouth- Dock, yieltt..iler, oa. at, at ten, Nov. 3, and 28, at one, at Guiltinali, London. At tome'', Mr. hovill, New lintige-st;eet. lames Lipptini, of Depttbril, Kent, cheesemonger, Ott. 2 4 , NOV. I, 4114. i 28, at twelve, Air htaugt-lali, ‘Varviick.stittare, Newware.si fee t. fosepli Hopkinson, 632 c: Hower, William Vickers lame s c,h itiardstin, lohn Miley, and Mammy Chistoph i er Mar_ ker, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw and edge•too-111anu.. latti.rers, Oct. 21, 21, and Nov. 28, at eleven, at the Ton. tine Inn, Sliedield. Attornies, Mr. lifakelo,k, court. Temple, London ; or Mr. Tattershall, sin:dicta. Thomas bettiord, Yorkshire, white. clottiiitr, Nov. 4,' at four, s, and 28 at eleven, at the, Comlnercisl Cur:Cc-house, litrwsbury;Yorkshirc. Actor. nits, Mr. ttylah, ffewsbury ; or Mr. Crossley. Holborn. court. Gray's-Inn, Loption. George ttralate, of Malicia, Yorkshire, Ship-carpenter,'Nov. 4, at tour; 5, and 2.8, in eleven, at the Commercial Cut. tee-house, t)e , .vsbury, Attornies, Mr.. Itylah, Dewsbury or Mr. 4,!r0.i1e,f. Dolborti.court, Gray's London. O • , Wen macuunagii, ui Aloany 't avert, St. ones's, West. minster, victri.,lier r Ock. 24, Nov. 3, and ati. at t welve, at (46011141 i. Attorney, Mr. Winter,' ,I'aper.huildinif,s, 'Potpie. • .‘ lames ASice* and WilliaM Wright;' of New Bridge-street; Lotalon, straw.lial.manufacturers, Oct. •tiii, 3tltt Nov. 28j at tc•i, Attorney, Mr.. Dulhorn. • Ge,ige tiawicer, StiOutl, tiloutestershire, clothier, Ott. 22, at true , 2.3 :44.1V. 14, at tieven, ai the Old Lodge Ann, 41intrliinioinpron Coi,,,con, 6loucestershlrc. Attorney', Mr. Nc!...vstiati, Stroud, t.sn,:estershire. Rees F.var:s, ot - Me,thyr Glamorganshire, ;hop. keeper. Oct. 19, 30, and Num. 28.4 CleVett, at the Vt . mute • Ran inn, ! Osistul. ;WC. lainss - , Cray's-Inn. ' '• - - contion; Llvett, iiristul, Pet iy itlll6.l*ft s of 11.011, ificrcttott, Nov. iz , (3; and 18, at ticvcri,' at Reeve's 110. cl, Attarittes, Meusrs. 1,. and T. Leman, bristul tof r. . t.dmuuct s, I MI, London. tlit,un Lewis. of Bond -street, Middlesex, woolleti-tirap4r, (let. No 4. 3, and sti, at ten, att;uitdlutll. Am/hitt:a, ,W6tons, cra.notelt-strea. knit:a Putter, ul tti h ii‘,lourn, Middlesex, baker, 0A:24, 31, and Nov. 2.3,'at twelve, at atillaltall. ttotitesiVNif hioad-street, t..oldett. , biotite. joitn.Att,..tctrijson, 01 Soktuaset.strect,,roodulantOiettiti, Lon. don, nistheinatical.iotlament•truitC6 - N0ti. , 2;3, and 4, at ten,•oi UutidhAll. i. 4 I.llollloy, Mr, 'Falcon, litin.court, T 71. Lat4l)(lN Pripog by kccrlssp 1-1,4 k a Is. a No. 4 Martll4-cvurt, How.strret; e At thu SuN.CATIcit No. btraDd where ;him iisements, brdos DIPIDENDS. Nov. 14. Thomas sodden, of Maidstoae, Keat, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 7. lames Wain and -Thomas Agg, of Dasinghall. street, London, and of Caine, Wiltshire, clothiers, at eliven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 14. Frederick Griffiths, of Threadncedle.street, Lon. dou, apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. ta. Thomas Shepherd, of Rumford, Essex, nursery. .tnan * at twelve, at Guildhall. ". • Nov. ti.' James Fearnheart. of Manchester, alehouse-keeper, • at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Nlanchestcr. Nov. 14. Henry Martin, late of the Crescent, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. , 13. Henry. GearYi late of Warrington, Lancashire, linen and woollen.draper, at eleven, at the Dog Tivern, Manchester. Nov. 7. Thomas Barrett, of Kennington-Green, Surrey, -stock-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 26. Thomas Lawson, hate of Lancaster, grocer, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster. Nov. *4. George Philip Davies and Arthur Mackie, of Philpot.idtle v London,:collie-Merchants, at ten, at Guild. hall. Nov. 9. William Mellen, late of Hatherton, Cheshire, corn-dealer, at eleven, - at the Crown Inn, Nantwielt, Cheshire. CERTIFICATES. Nov. 7. lames Stoneham, sf Bris . tnl. tavern-keeper. William Wild. of Stockport, Cheshire, cotton.sptnner. Thomas Lewis,: of Bristol, merchant. . . _ Suttees, 4 Berwick.upon-Tweed, banker, Anbone Surrees, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, bankers. Ann Jones, of,Nw Bond street, Mid,lieseX, milliner. Leuri4flint: . of New Bond. street, Middlesex, milli:lei. P - IRTNERMIPS DIcq)LVED. I.l' • I)aiiicl Tobin and John Napier, of 'Lime-honse, ship.ehand- . Philip fames: Knight and Thomas Parke, of 94a%v1-mantitacturers o Theophiliti Hearsey, john Men:Urdu, 'and f,;eph rppOrn • , Leszant, of Lower Tnailies-street; ! Dorothy Palmer and E lizabeth Longford,. of .Rothernithe, liaberd.ishers. Elizabeth . I)e.nne and foseph Coxon,' of Monitiob,:in the . I ylit of Tinnier, farmers. • • ' • . • William Mart and lames Marr, of. Eashy,Yorkshire, folin . lloyes and John Carlill, of :Roll, Jugar.refiners: 1.100 Beale and Thomas Alexander Beale, of tiasinghaH streetokoareliouienten. • P, lathes SCott4 Aim Scott. arid, losel*P rAirct.of 1 1 4111cyclowli” Line, coivels. Peter Synioniand Soil;'of Plymoutli,nsarchants. Oahu Wiltis; , Of Chelsea, •and Robert Nlorecoek, of ' • lal hatnvnultstgrs. ; , , • Samuel Se,.nnAn and John, cgraui, pt the I sle ,of fanners.' and 'fohn Bishop, at Topsh'arn; , - builders. and John ,Covill, ,of Talb6t-court,'' G race. church-street, ttill'-dea le rs. . . Lit( Y ORA S i . • i: The 'stihjOin l ed' statement will be •real with inter-: Ther6'lohis to be no-Aidibt of the piratical intentions'of'the .reiti of the hticcianeerinsi- Schooner that SeiZed th&iptlik.thr. The principal.point itt tidebt . is the assistance given by the Patriot:. And as;,the Captain of the 'phificlerer contradiefed , himself:44'th respea to the information he had receivedleiative to, the ,011iello's having English' property on board, his evldenee , very exceptionable: with respect to ic ceiv'ing Men front Capt. Ktionat.- , At least, after so palpably contradi6ting testimorty , would riot be held of much weight in a Court of Justice.— (Balt. A merictin.) CAPT. kti.ovEß , s STATEMENT. . I'ARTICVI..IR4 - of Tot:' DETEStION QV TIM Eirtr 0711140, ti ;SIM O Loy MASTEIt, CURSAPEAItu IIAY, Is? A FRL'NCH iintVATLO(.a. The above,Ship sailed from Liverpool on the 2oth : June with a cargo of dry goods, bouod to Baltimore. Aug. the 17th, being 46 days out, took a Pilot off the Capes of 'Virginia, the wind Wog light and 'contrary for several days, did not, make moth way. On the 22d, it blowinOresh from the Net thward,,the : Pilot thought best tit anchor no he month of the Patuxent —that eveniug seeing,a Schooner come down and anchor close by, supposing her from Baltimore, sent lily Mate. on :board to eotpore for a newspaper, -who informed ,him that he had not : one, ativtAko there were ne OrriOals for several..days.' The Schooner Three Sisters lying•close by, he -went on board, and ‘.vas informed by Captain, Ittctt,. t hat in his opinion •he was not from Baltimore,;bitt yas a Smuggler. Alitut eight o'clock an °dicer boarded me from r the French:Ship Patriot, lying in the Patuxent.— .Afer colOiring thenws from Europe, what British Vessels were off the Capes, lietetpe:Astd some neu papers, nod departed politely. About twci...o'clock in the atterneon of the 2.ad hut. wader stood LIR ; shortly after I perceived the Schooner Three Sisters and the Privateer standing up also — r ot nine o'clock, wind and tide being a - -head, the Piiot brought the Ship 'to anchor at SlPrp's "hiring the night', as I have \since beet) intermed by the watch on 'deck, the Privateer worked around es, and at one time was alongside,. %vireo beiog asked what he wanted, sheered Off and made no reply, but came to' anchor under the Ship's stern. • • 'At day-light next morning, while. the crew were employed at getting up 'the anchor,„l.heard a On deck, and on my going up, was informed by the 'Mare and .Pilot Aitat the .Privateer had fired several lollets at us. I immediately took'.my tru mpet and hailed torn, to knew what he wanted ; I told the Pilot to continue Waving . the anchor, when he iturned iately worked to wilidward,learing I should run him down as , he afterwards said—haying ,brought his Vessel .within pistol-shut, all his men'tired two rounds each, while I was engaged hailing him ; they.roust have taken good aim, as • sev=eral of the balls lodged very near, and one passed, through the Mate's hat,—; While my 'men , Were employed- lowering the =boat he kept lip it continual cry, 1 ‘ haste, haste, or I'll fireagain.' 0n my.:tro . ing along-sid,• t asked if he was a Pi rate? he tied, not, and wklivd to know it' a n y saying's ateno.:Pirate, but a one' was killed:; French Privateer from Guadaloupe thendemand ed and examined my papers, and declared my Ship • a good prize for . having British manufataored goods on board': my boat was immediately tilled •with Men, armed with guns, pistols, swords, knives„-, C. sb e ht t: n ut a ivo l i a tt. and'demanding myi .keys; proceekle on board fin; i crew below, Ship, leuving:me behind,! He then prderecl, 06 p t l 4 l: oo i t ti oei ta ) o tie , , c , sro l ul t d he re P c i tte they then com :ft o o rt •e it y r . e a t t i ri t it o le li a7trn b n n it l sik 'P e e , ri i i n ; .the cabin, no' m d Lki e n n i C io agreat excess proyisiontk porter, acc,, .. • mit* to go' fon the (:!.) Ahem elesten, , having my orenoon was per si n u . p P p b 6 BB se e d " l i l d e li i:i ' t 4 e n nxl - e in ito go nlanndbe.erl ,below, L't°ll j) l e il . l re ' ;which pied not, and returned my I:eys, saYltig tic was sorry : he could not prevent his -men-destroying my cabin stores, and assured . nse - person on board should 'lose anything; looking under my• pillow for: nay: watch, I perceived it was taken, And having deinand ed it, he ordered one of his men to restore it. I then - , 'opened my chest, where I had a consieerable sum of money, when he told me he examined that himself, and nothing would be missing, which was the case. I was then abruptly ordered on board the Schooner. - . he -declaring the Ship a good and lawful prize, • and said he would take her. to Guadalimpe. On my re questing permisAion to remain on board, he said, I : should nor, but that all , hands, excepting myself, should, and. that he should take care to prote& his prize. 411 ten Went on board .the Privateer, where I WAS detaine4 trittil l 'eight:O'Clock next morning; the-Ship being 'at anchor all 'itiett 'olf - the , Patoniad, the wind' a-head, :and'seeing - no'plOstteet whatever of •getting' her out btfore, he might be .. ftteeed, he 'said lie w:ls very orry 'he had Otaiitici'ti-0 so long, but'be ing positively irifortnitnif inythMt English goods' oa bcktrd, to diStVret if '0 fic'Oititle.' On d.!- rtian4litg his antliority; -- he Said h*iift 4 oi6ld ao bP Captaiti Ricci, whiChlie afterwardi deni!ed;'say4 • it.was' (in board 'the French Stiip' Prai,4dt fig . -heard and ,th r it he Haw nest the spapers-Ife tb'e Otliter," tOtO hd'irtled me he' saki ; haft Tie fracrbeen supplied with fifteen men , by`iliW'Cornmander — hr said Ship, being . iibort of band's+ whidltir 'believe be - corrett,'its one', Of the ;hen toldithelktife and 1 1 1 : lot . thafbe theofAcer who biiirded me from the-S, hip. Alter apc4ogising s foi fi ring on. me, .1 saying lie could not preWnr his men, lest they would,,nsg violeuce on :tritl•otiter Officers, he ii+opbed to liberate the Ship, provided Atonic!' give Oertificaie 'deOlaring he did 'mat I:lltit der or a6l ism ritioperly l i hicit•l refused ; , but titiding • I had no other alternative, - was obliged to;Coinply;.; tie further FIARDEN, a passenger on board, to cettify . to3tlie troll thereof; this 13einr'S' acconiplighed,lhirdelivered up my ptipers, and per-2 mitteel me-14 Firoceed, , after being.detained fourteen , . ' lionN -Ind-The Stiip carried horn Sharp's island to Point Look-Out. - . ~, :'! :.: ~ . ,• .: _ Russim .Gcottn. -i N. 1k The nedninit -published in the Ileder'ivi Criiitette 0111 m - tidal evening,- is vei-y iucorrea. -.1 , ''. On Friday..N9.l%l9ses, of Whitechapel, fell from thei-rooi of'the Barking stage. and broke his thigh ; a lady in the coach vas so atretled by . the accident, that she wait taken in labour, and delivered / ot h'boy, before ihe.could be removed front titre:image.. There is now tiving in the parish or Mettingbarni near Bungny;.ti poor widow woman, of 'the name of Prudence . Keable; whoin Atagn3t Wit Wits I.os'yeats of • .. (3: tuber divitno ) are now paying at England'.. great Bank,, the door of whicit.is direaly oppo l # J. WAR .St4te r tery (Mice, Corandj a .• where it is c px0 , 044 FOrtune will ti,,trihnte her largese i lavorsinAaj.pttery,whiCh hegins Drawint next 1 umitty,,, rtatpflxl 6ratid Prize of .10,0001. J. W. vcotk,l,thiti4 . liitusslf.,retnisi in his attention to the Puilic,,A,i,„4s4c,. m tint to recommend their itntnedi atOy.lAyhvg-p4ApariO.theit..,r,eceip;s, in order.tlint the next dividend they receive pay be increased its the additional sum ?±.-;0091. a year by the purchae omn Ticket, 0r..,,t001, a year by a half Share, 5001. a year by a qudrier Share,' 2501. a year by an eighth Share, and f 251.12 year. by a sixteenth Share. Froth the very great detpand aheidY, he prepnies disap pointment may be the lot of those„who delay their purchase an y frlnger.., Trait: Schemes gratis, and Prim, Meal I immediately tilt) , are dra , O, kora thii, lowest Prize to the Grand Pri7e of 40,m)01; Stitt' Nr.113, I l l , : ICE ob' SATU [rut puOlitated, br v 41.14106 441410 Sca ers nt South Mititan.strert, Cresvennt-sgtutte; lot the Paper„ / etios for +4e Editor, &CA * (1)ost-Paidl _ mtiEt be tressed. • OR AVI.IF.NO, ocronzal6. Pitsced by—the Argo; Poden.`from Netv !lOuth C4rcr.ies; Union. Nliibourne. trom W exford ; Anna Maria; ilurtoti. from Srockhkihn ; Gatltrr, Bristow, and itrAto, On, tons COpelo.4Avu. Sai fed --the Cambria, Peare, flit the Cape of Good } lope; :mti Simon. Taylor, tor Sorioum. I it( in. On Monlay last, at Calitley, tiro Doncaster, the Nfri. Childers, of a Son. MARRIED. (fin Sttnslay tlte fish inst. at St. Mary's, Newington, Oen. , W a l w or t h . . s Etc of the I.ung . Ronin, „ Custom-Mu/ s; e, to Miss of A Itn-ri-ph i c i Lady, at Galway, A. P. Martin, Est. of'CaFtc.tlifJ, ci ur i o tt e Burke. tiittlOtter cu lames lltirke, Esq. A f,.!.v days ago, I.4:iitenairt Gcurge Lockwood of the or,operary Militia, to M a Miss Alm Willoa„ youngest danghter of c 4l ,t 4 in Willoa, of Charlote-street, Dublin. on Saturday last, at . St. James's Church, Robert Gihson• Est. of Upper Tooting,. to Miss of Pall.M3ll. 'the same shay, at Camber Well Church, Edward Gibbon, Fog.. of Fridtv-street, to Miss Blackwell, of PeAliam Aye. tin the f7th inst. by special licence, George latilkivir , Esq. of the Inland Department of Ifis Majesty's Post-Otlice. to Miss Steers; of St. Nlary Milt: A few days since, at St. John's. Southwark, Mr. Robert White, Nliller, of Littlehourn, Kent, to 14iss lane Wr itig ht " On Tuesday, at Wansfoid, near Stamford, Mr. E. Kirl)Y. of Itarro*den, to Miss lane Sharpe, of Wanstoril. It is re mailable that in that considerable Parish this is the first wedding solemnized in the church for nearly six.years. • DIED. On Satnrday lagt, in Manchester-buildings, Westminster Bridge, Thomas lic.irne, Eig. aged $4. Yesterday Morning. at S4ll-litli, the Hon. Master Bligh , second son of the Earl and Countess of Parolee. Lately, at Leighton-Ilan, Langaqhire, the Lady of N. C'• Rockwood; Esti. of Coldti.on-Hail, Comity of Sullidk. sorntay se'nnight,. Mrs. Jones, wife of Mr. love , o' the Oak farm. near Shrew bare. A:feiv days ago, in Wt.) rk hotise, Peter Danks. age; t 104 ye.;rs : hiss faculties were not greatly itt:Nited till with° al,`tort time of hizideittli, Lately. at. Wells, in Soinersvaitire, Mr. %Valiant V..ast• , ney, juii. of a dreliee. . On the t I tit *lost, aged 37, Mrs. Clint, wife of Mr. Clint,. Engraver, , On Monday mornin,liast, Mrs. Grossett, wife of Sr: ll4 s v Crossett, Esq. of Rodne y -Mae..., Ctittriti. , .ITOCAS OA Y. naak Stnk, - . Inftix Stock, Navy 5 pc! I:erst. g 6 I I India Bonds, 5 per Cent. f 797 , i;).clietltinr Hills. ss. Is. -- Pr• I rAt $ per Cent. Onmluili, 4 per cent. 'II "9 ,• per Cent. Pealreli, 1 per Cent. Rea. 6t ) i ! ? titiperiai 3 pa Cent. 3 per ..:elit. Con, 6z ' i Ditto Ann. Bank I. Ann. rI 7;l6ths i Ct.n. tor Nay. Cr. 6 i Ditto Short Ants. " , _..... HiGil WAThivWCAM.II)OI , I PRID'; t: TO -Ne t "' . ROW. Morning; a min. ifter 4." f Afterpooit, miti. arts.f 1