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Fr= the LOY DON L.' AZETIE, fly,ril 16,1805. Alril 1,5, 18os, 'A Dispatch, of which the following is 'a Copy, was this day received,*by an overland conveyance, st the Est India Home, from the Governor. and Council at Witribay lite Secret committee of the Honourable Court of Direc tors for the Airtirs of the tinitcd Cortiarq: of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies, London. PON. S; Rip T. In addition to the information communicated in our overland Dispatch, on the subject of the events of tha war with jeswora Row Holko, we take this occat,inn to report, thnt we have since been -advised of an attack made by a division of Holkar's Infantry and Artillery on the City of Delhi, on the Bth ult. Lieutenant. Colonel Burn, the Officer in ,command of the British Troops at that station, reporting that, during the whole of that :day the enemy continued a vary heavy can nonade; and that on the 9th they advanced and ettaed a four gun battery' very near to the South East Bastion of the City Wall, where their shot briel great , tifea. To check their progress in that quarter a sortie was determined on. The party em. played consisted of about 350 men, under the corn. rand of Lieutenant Rose, of which number fifty, 'with a' six-pounder, composed the Reserve, under Lieutenant Dicks )n. The whole are stated to have been speedily and well condoled to the enemy's battery, and to have soon got possession of their • guns, and spiked them ; the parry then returning under a heavy discharge ©f shot and grape. Lievt. Rose, who led the detachment, and the whole of the Officers, are reported . to - have executed that duty to the entire satistaelion of Lieutenant-Colonel Tlurn, who also mentions in favourable terms Captain Carnegie and Lieutenant Woodville, of Captain flarriott's Battalion, and Lieutenants Evans, Reathcote, and Locket, of the Zd Batta. lion i 4.11 t Rehiment, besides some others, whose names lie adverts. to as having been reported to the Commander in Chief in a former Dispatch, which has nut reached us. • x. On the t4th the Enemy attempted an assault oto the Town of Delhi, but were repulsed with con. biddable loss. The details of the assault had not been received' up to' the date of our latest advices from Calautta;bot in Dispatch from the Comma. icier io Chief to his Excellency the Governor. Ge. octal, he tutus 'aat'eds to the Spirit and gallantry elf the Troops at Delhi : " The meritorious con. dna of nor Troops, on both of the above-tnen. tinned occadons, relleas on their courage anti per. sieverance,,the highe . st."creclit. - My Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Auchterlooy, the Ading dent, speaks in the highest terms of the conduct of the Troops under, his orders. , .• I beg to assure your Excellency, that the arrangements mad: by that Officer outfit my warmest praise and approbation; on which I shall have the honour more fully to re. port hereafter." 3, Official advices had been received at Fort Wil liam, in a Letter from the C, =under in Chief, dated SAcrie, tike t6th of Otnobvr, staring that the Troop .of Jesw not Row 11J1kat had tr6de a Feel. pirate retreat on the morning of the isth, !tom their Osition near the Town of Delhi. 4.. SiOce taking' possession ofChandore, Dhoorp, and Gfilna, the force era l l ,, yed in the Deckan, an. .ler the command of Lieutenant. Colonel Wallace, has been advancing towards the River Toole. — According to accounts from this °dicer, a patty of the l'eisliok„'s- 'stoops detached farm Gallia had obtained possession of the 'fawn of Nunderbar, and Of 'the greater , patt orthe Distriet, wirhoul meeting With any opposition. As soon as the PrishWit'S Officers should be in pusaessinn of the tract West 01 his position on th; RiVer Panja, and South of Tapt,ie, Lieutenattt-Colouel Wallace intended to move to Liorenair• I lolkar's' Retainers , in Candeish appear now to b: 'educed to two, or three ineonsi 'Oevable Chiefs, with but few followers. We have tie honour to be, &c. Ste• See. (Signed) ,UN. Du NCAN 0. NICHOLLS. L, COCK NN. • TIIOS ERE. Zotab4-Castle, NOVertibef i 6, 1804. Comooth.tlott sled by tbe ti Lieunant of thrWest Riding of th . 4 COUXit) , Qf York, City, and County ot' t be City of Ydrk• tit I- Vest York Regiment of Militia. Itelph Creylte the Younger, Esq. to be Major. ..Dated De ' caliber 3o„ 11;04. To be Captsins David Bosun, Esq. Dated Feb. at, 1205. loseph Mb a, vice Bradford., resigned. Dated April zollos. 'To be Lieutenants—lames ik,•lay, Gent.' Dated lanuary 24, .1805. Porialti Sinclair, Gent. Dated lan, Al, tilos. En sign James Parkinson Kite , Kenion. Dated Nitneh Peter Kneller. Dated March 9, tilos. Ensign Eti ver,itd Watterson. Dated INlarcli 2s, tXos. To bb Ensigns.- Edward Watterson, Gent. Dated Dec. 30, jelin Cauke, Cilia, pitted Jan. 6. dos. Charles tellian, Gum. Dated Jan, tl, William Dickenson, Dated Feb. s, 0305. George Bolton, Gent.. Dated I•cb. o, Egos. it.obert Gordon Thoinpson, Gent. Dated ;':Feb. It, • • West York Regiment of Militia. jerefmatt Turner, Gent. to lie Ensign. Dated fan. 16, ISas. 3d Avi.it )'ai,l cf 4 . , V)T7!"" Esti. to be Captain, Dated web. 2 j, 18 °5. Lieutenants lewitt, Gent. Dated lan. 2 ) yEIOS. Wtzt Wild, Gent, Dated lan. ay", gos. Quarter. Musw Bc:, j ainin Dated Feb. as, • ' frd toe Eilsi 41, Niobaln Davis,Gent. Dated Feb. As, iSos. " Ceorge Mackenzie, Upent. 'Dated Feb. 2,6, dies. • Rezimeria 4,/ Yorkibirt {Pea Riding .Yeomanry Covalry. 'cornet. Thotoos Sole to tie Lieutet:3nt, vice Manes, pro moted. Dated Qee. 4, 0304. 'Cliornas Gazgs, Cent, to COrriet, vice Sayle, promoted. Dated as above.. .Northern Regiment of Ditto. Comer Charles Itest to be I.l4llMaant,*vice Harvey, resigned. Dat4,:d Dec'. is, 1804, . • . Inkelieb.l I/oluntter I r, fantly. Quan..e—(vlaVal Cuuk4.. t c ; to t n4 i s n, v i ce T fv u us , I)ait:d Pec. B,'t o 4 :):ockeld Prolg,frer Covaity, ceurge Lloyd, Goat , to be Licimilailt, vice Penton, resigned Atted lanory 1305. Sl,s!ath. Ensign John Tt.ornas t 9 be I,i,utelont, vice Peiisbct, re Val - ed 14,n, 2i i TtioroJs ifurocv (,;i:itt., to be' Etolip, at 1"l wTiivtrias, pf onto I)3Nit Intl , • • , v;nr.v;ir lirpntry. obe Cuptaiivi—lono Speit:et Sta-.Alc,-pet Esq. Dated jam 4 0. zEos. I.ietocii4L, I.icliArri Wooltti. I)atet.l AS tt~ovc. LieUtCattra 1011 ti Dated .14 :t) )'lt Lieutenzutt Cbartt heen, rcsigoeki. I)ated 3s iiiao ye. IZobatti, vii Wou lfrol”alcd: Ezsigo lalllT Iviicklethwaite, :shove. Erisi-gn biAtutia3 La- Itb , -t C. To he Ensigns—john Watson, Cent-. vice Roberts, promoted:- Dated as above. James Wood, vitae Micklethwaite, pro, mated. Dated as above, To be Quarter-Master—Samuel Yates, Gent. vice Town, send, resigned. Dated Feb. r 4, igos. Upper Agbrigg Volunteer 1>?/aptly. T 6 be Captains—Lieutenant Joseph Arrnyta,:e, vice Fenton, resigrrd: Dated March 7, 1805. Lieutenant lames Ro berts, vice Dyson, resigned. Dated as ahove. To he Lieutenants - -- Ensign William Blackburn, vice Ro. berts, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign Robert Wrigley, vice Armyrage, promoted, Dated as above. Ensign Jo. seph Blackburn, vice lames Roberts, promoted. Dated its above. To be Ensigns—john Schofield, Cent. vice William Black hurtle, promoted. Dated as above. John Roberts, Gent. vice Joseph Blackburn, promoted. Dates as above. John Beck, Gent. Dated April 5, tsos. John Earnshaw, Gent. Dated as above. Robert juiker, Gera. vice Wrig. 11 1 Y, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the P'ke Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. 2.1, or Eastern Regiment Volunteer Inl.7ntry. Second Lieutenant Thomas Reece to be Hirst Lieutenant, vice W. Bruce Knight, resigned. Dated March 2 6 , 1 805. Thomas Thomas, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as above. Glamorgan Riflemen. Captain the Honourable William Booth Grey to be Major, vice Termer, resigned. Dated April r, 1805. To be Captains—First Lieutenant SVilliain Lewis, vice Wil liams, resigned, Dated as above. Second Lieutenant john William Barton, vice Grey, promoted. Dated as above. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant John Jenkins, vice Evans, resigned. Dated) as above. Second Lieute nant John Jenkins, vice Williams, resigned. Dated as above. Second Lientenant Samuel Waterman, vice Lewis, promoted. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenant—Aaron Blandford, Gent. vice J. Jenkins, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding ne the County of -York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull. • Militia. The Hon. Wm. Howard to be Captain, vice Schonswar, re signed. Dated (an. 3, r3o;. Daniel Samuel Maude, Esq. to be Captain, Dated March 53. dos. Yorkshire IJ4III Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Knowsley, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sykes, resigned. Dated Jan. 4, 1804. • To be Lieutenants—John Kirby, Gent. vice Knowsley, pro moted. Dated fan. 4, 1804. George Sampson, Gent. vice Davye, resigned. Dated April 5, iBO4. George Brown, Gent, vice Taylor, resigned. Dated June 6, 1804. To be Cornet--john Swailes, Gent. vice Kirby, promoted Dated as above. To be Surgeon—Thomas Davye, Gent. Ooze and Dertuent Volunteer Wantry. George Hartley, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated November 1 9, 1804. Middle and .touthldernest Volunteer Infanety. Thomas Bell, Esq. to be Captain. Dated December IS, 1804. John Turner, Gent, to be Lieutenant. /dated as above. Thomas Barnaby, juu. Gent. to be ditto, Dated ap above. Burlington Volunteer Light Infantry and Arti!ley. George Dawson, Gent. ,to be First Lieutenant. 'Dated lan. 3, aos. Christopher Spark, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as, above. Cornmissions in the Cranbrook Volunteers, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Second Lieutenant Thomas Still Hunt to be First Lieute. nant, vice Greenall, resigned. Dated April 4,1805. Richard Winch, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hunt. Dated as above. Commhsions in the Derilis, or 4th Battalion of Carmarthen shire Volunteer Infantry, signed fy the Pic, Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Lieutenant Nathaniel Rowlands to be Captain, vice Btishel, appointed Adjutant. Dated April 5, dos. Ensign - Lewis to De Lieutenant, vice Howells, resigned. Dated as above. Commission: in the Nottingham Militia, signed.hy the Lord Lieutenant. James Dyson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 19, 145. Ri..:hard Huileaden, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Frederick Uciiry Manrell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 27, Isas. lames Bate, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated' its abovet Ferrer Massey Beron, Gent, to be ditto. Dated April 9, 1145. Conunietions in the Loyal Carlisle Volunteers, signed by the Lard Lieutenant, Dated Sett. 12, 1110 4. Captain Edward Joseph Birkett to be Lieitenant-Colonel- Commandant, vise Thoinlinson, appointed I nspeolor .of Volunteers. Captain Joseph Hodgson to be Major, vice Halton, resigned. To be Captains—Lieutenant John Connell, vice Mounsey, resigned. Lieutenant Robert,Wilson, vice Kennedy, re signed. Lieutenant William M'Williams, vice Hodgson, promoted. Lieutenant Thomas Mounsey, vice Birkett, promoted. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Henry Ilebson, vice Stoddard, resigned. Ensign Francis Stoddard, vice Connell, pro moted. Ensign Rowland Cowper, vice Wrison, promot ed. Ensign Donald, vice M'William.s, promoted. Ensin john Waldie, vice M m Ounsey, prooted. • To be e nsigns--Robert Fanner, Gent. vice Hebson, pro moted. Thomas Bennett, Gent. vice Stoddarr, promot ed. John Ralph. Gent. vice Cowper, , promoted. John Henderson, Gent. vice Donald, promoted. Thu. Huh sen, Gent. vice Waldie, promoted. L'onintistione • signed by the Vire-Lieutenant of the County of Staffurci. 2\iewcastle , under-Lyne Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Al(ecander Daniel to be Captain, vice Edensor, resigned. Dated Much i t iBos. Ensign Samuel Timms to be Lieutenant, vice Daniel, promoted. Dated as above. Batton Yeowanty Cavalry. Cornet Edward Hickman to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March r, iSe5. ' lames Smith, Gent, to be Cornet, vice promoted. baud as above, Leek Volunteer Infantry. Captain Edward Po‘eys to be Major, vice Badnall, resigned. bated March 1, iSos • Manley' and Shelton Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Christepher VVltitehead to be Captain, vice Ho!. t E i n te s h it a lse , o pr p on b io C te a d r.. michael to be Lieutenant, . lies, resigned. Dated Feb. 6, v i ic S e os. w Dated as above, George Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. William Packer, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. William Mender s Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Litehifeld Volunteer Infantry. Lieuteriant.Coloriel lames Susannah Fatten to be Colonel. Dated limitary A 6, 1805. Lortgimt Volunteer Infantry. Ensign William Stainer to be Lieutenant. Dated March g, 1805. • - Staford Po!wow folitiry. Robert Turnock, Gcnt. to ba Ensign, Pitted 061.33. 1804 Ea RATA in the Gazette of a3il of March, ths. For s3a Regiment of Foot—Ensign Jenkins to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Tomlin, intimated in the Roal Regiment of Malta. Theophilus Gent. to beEnsign, vice Williams, who resigns, read, 52d btegi. inept of Foot, Ensign Jenkins to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice 'fornlin, promoted in the Royal Regi ment of Multi. Theephilus.Giilard, Gent. to be Eusign, vice Williams who resigns. ,For sad Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Edward Hughes to be C.optain of a Coritpany. with Out purchase, vice Mansell, promoted, read, 5341 Regiment of FOCA, Lieutenant -Edward Hughes to be Caplitill. of a Company, without purchase, vice Mansell, promoted. For 69th Regiment of FocA—Lieutenant —i—Kagenack, troth' tha Royal Regituent'of Malta, to be Lieutenant, without petchase, vice Hall, promutedin the 7 ist ,Foot, read, both Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant -- Kegenack,_ from the 1 Regiment of Malta, to be Lieutenant, without pur- Pf as; victrHall, promoted in the 7rst Foot. RAN? I.UPTC'IRS ENLARGED. John Parson-6 larncs Gardiner, of Clement's-lane, Lour - bard street,` London, and of Saville«place, Lambeth, hop-tricrchants and cojartners, from April 20 to May 7, at ten, at Guildhall.' loin' Rust, of Great Waltham, EtigCX, miller, from April 7 ,, to May I I, at ten. at Guildhall, London. B/1N.4.7,1.14 3 1;.5. , • t• William Clifton, of Kytter's-court, Ci!nboume.street, St, Ann - , 1441tilestx, vittualei, to tturniiqr Apri • 1 L 0 N 1) 0 N, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1205. A report is in circulation, but we have no authority to confirm it, that Lord SIDMOUTU is tO succeed Lord HARD W ICKB as Lord Lieute_ nant of Ireland. It is believed that Lord FlAwKss. BURY will be appointed First Lord of the M. miralty. THN Gazette of yesterday contains some further favourable accounts from India. By a Dispatch, dated from Bombay, Nov. z 6, we learn, that a division of HoocAtt's Infantry and Artillery, on the Sth of Otober, made an attack urn the City of Delhi, which they cannonaded for some time. At length, however, Lieut. Col. Breast, the Officer commanding the British Troops at that atalion, determined on a sortie. The parry employed for this purpose consisted of about 350 men, under the command of Lieut. Ron, who very gallantly drove the Enemy from their guns, which they spiked. On the roh, as a last effort, the Enemy attempted an assault on the Town of Delhi, but were repulsed with considerable loss ; in consequence of which the Troops of HOLKAR, on the morning of the rsth, made a precipitate retreat. The British Force employed in the Deckan under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel WALLACH, after taking possession of Chandore, Dhoorp and Galna, had advanced towards the River Taptie, and intended soon to march further on to Borenair."'"' HOLILAR'S Retainers in Candeish were 'reduced to two or three inconsiderable Chiefs, with lout few followers. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY left Windsor for Town; and in the afternoon, after visiting the PRINCESS of WALES at Blackheath, returned to Windsor. Yesterday PaiNctss AMELIA anti the DoKr. of KIIIT on horseback, and PRINCESS SOPHIA in .1 carriage, took an airing in Windsor Grcat Park. Hatt MAJIRTY and the PItIbfcIISIIRS, in a car. riage and four, visited the DUTCHEIII 01 1 7 011 F. at ()attends. Yesterday, at four o'clock, Earl WESTMORLAND transacted business at Lord Mulgrave's THE APPROACNINO INSTALLATIoN. The rickets Lisped by the Earl of DARTMOUTH for the Knights were forwarded to them yeiterday,, They are larger than an Invitation Card. in an OM, IsarmA by the Motto of the Order, on a garter blue ground, appears St. George mounted in the aft of killing the Dragon, and untier is written or the Installation in the Choir of St. George's Chapel, Withor. April 23, siio , s. (Signed) "F. CH ANIL N ENS, Stewards." "T. BENI , l ELL, The Ticket bas an it a Seal representing a Knight fectivink hi Sw°!‘i tY leis hlntiod !rxeei f N IT 4 L E S. •'_ Pei" thi LONDON CMZETT2, "VIA, f ~ Admiraity.o.ffice, April l6, 1805. Coly of a letter from the Right Honourable Lori Gardner, Admiral of the Blue, &e. to Willie's Marsden, Erg. dated on board the 1;0014, of Ushant, to, 1805.• • I herewith Transmit to you, for their L ott P. information, Copy of a Letter, dated the sth alit. T mu, from Captain Prowse, of the Sirius (addressed to the Honourable AL:ruiral Cornwallis), which I received this morning, enclosing a Letter of thli same date, which he had received fr om LieOtenant, James Rose, of the Growler Gun.brig (Cop which is also enclosed), giving a n ac of Of r fi ll having captured two of the Enemy's Gun.brillt tween the Ben du Raz and the Penmatks. I have the Honour to be, G ARDI 4II ' liirlliterst'sm3hariich.%is r;.0,04-05.1it SIR, pe Enclosed is a Letter from Lieutenant Role, e l s e manding His Majesty's Gun.brig Growlarti I L A c l w l l a ao v ir i st n ph g yc l ea toos p e t u i r n e d withwo t y; p n in G a tr k . , b ; oa:s n , e, ofg brass nine. poun der, her;0111' bein t :s e o n bad p a vessel, I did not think pounder, two small carronsdest *c* be ntdhet:dhaesrstn:oly, bar, ordered ail I am, *c. W. 110 4- Hinsuraile Cormtuallit • . 4 al p .‘ His Majest,y's Goiff•irig Grose/fro • SIR, Permatis, Marth 25!•/_,,Sto beg leave to inform you, that this tOur between eleven and twelve, as - I was stil‘ingea• 'shore, between the Passage du Rsa and marks, I übserved fifteen bitit Of the Boat s f og boats standing in shore ; I made sail in 0 90 ° L . or headmost, but not finding it plailicableloool off, I bore up and made sail lot the low s the y proved to be No. 4 43, with IS ment,'" 4 ,7,T t ittot any more. preutitiEletiofpaierdncin;:itikhoesiarvelftmeavienaltilet fos, IMO • • I have Os Haricot to bet Pc' OOP • of t heroj div a a w anchored capturingu: succeeded men nde under n n capturing two His M Ship Sirius. , fro of a Letter-from Rear-Admiral itassai liam Ship the 4s herewith r e : gi: C r e l'in a l 7 p Eg il l a r h bf i yileiloaxiaut crated i t w a e l: i:l e ri il l i t : ::: 14;c 0 h4er f '11:1 ;: $4 ,; . o ba ; $1'1 : 1111 il' e if‘ the E closed tter n info ust a L P r , L o t e i v rn e n n g c e t d,bsstiee ela e e A :triktsa o r b in f l e i e T d i ci s u S a ha vi ng , nhtipi q u a nt ity d u s 7 r ren l d i P ic '2g e nilY i g to wsi3 o l o. l3( c i i ° onneur, Captain Antoine 'Nude. I have the Honour to be, k'• 1 1 1 g o e already ceding e n m : ce S n t d i gg al :HRisyll'ef":"PLetyota:lscirS,lacjig f P/ I r i ST ;411 17:141:1 schooner, apprisetio,lief, cl P lo r t : tc ) h v i e n: o e ,f the t h e c i a r pt L i l e r° o 7 2 : l l. l - i o n t o c t (7),,..11,0ner, under National Colours, on the !J u l e i ,„ ae ng cuy ; w s a h s e c t i t i a a d se ci d u o i n t quitted D he enelsfulyneglinoonftnini e p n ro p v o ed sse co fisi b o on toilfebklyotnhliis!lrP'fboi::, laag.oP T l:s'nay'ua o cca i dsnlo: : :bi t iahlfli : siepi r csSili s dila:V : daleniltVrseyeiaib' besides tents, Szc f . ° l : ar t the t". British tev3 nnctogwotmeoot fiel d . c hrA e Phuhr i iycn i i I s Sc e tPcialernz s °' ‘l c s-Pvi a :di s :ti • ft he ec 11: s c rt r: : ::°'8:°1:11:1117:1:1111:8111111i 14:111 on board oI have the Honour to be Ikc. • , . r . 0. 1. nT. A (Signed) pip CA it t -.. 1. R a ssell, jilf; We, Vic . de'. Admiral) OP:, April ,6, ig°r # J I P a" . Cosy gig oN V:4 4 l:t r et a h r e o r oa k l e h it _ l e: ea f d r i ons 1,.;j1::::::: : ::, i sjof If 'Wm. Mar dear, Elf. dated on hard t b ' tole e u a n f i c c r l h o ' s e c a .m . Adamant, transmitting one fret' Col''' lr l . D'Al cfr t Inflexible, respeeting the ilaptutO ,t 0X . French Privateer , on the t atli inst. sod °le er g' ' 'he 13 " Brig ary , of Lynn. I rived hetc this ' morning. rtrisSl,ll.! I am, Sec. T. M. i' S. , ~ IP Silt, Adamant at fed IfPrii 'WI ,f .4 1) P Pr tacivoi of In co nsequence of information ,s. O r, 0 Enemy's Lugger Privateer being . to 1 :1 4 couoc t o .the Inflexible and Adamant, 1 dtreatu 3 0 1 11° - b tt hh e e s e htseaoeindroeudLruitngogheioiripfuenstsnaomf; odmueLetwitAcinsigoce r vi t c li a h gea l y lc ovvi t i ,ci:iiii , iiii : 1;5 : ceive by Captain Bl} e .ley's L.Ftir l) ' -- dit ° l'rj' .cbßaattatireu.rAewdde"mmtil.aireyaibß:ruiagsbiell:e4aalsregyo, tocjiteiti:ogpnet°h.,:snelst,oco,o`.ir' GEoRG,,,,E Bo' /friadiiit Boats of His the il p f l hi e sa a vil s pleasure to th e stic:l4.l4:si'llSnicricholiujirttot :::: : 1 ; 1 1 's,:ithh:itslN:C.l3::: ' 'Majesty's Ship I 00011 se a toO_ r chaPPtltittighSsra:tviLi afterh a ve le t i aFcrielanscek of übgcg; l'filivi,ishiffegier.Cllll:l:ruirti small carriage guns, and smaii arms, Pi tn i f , umr/ander, ha viag . tbirty.two ular ' f sina Pio he had put o n b oaj d an Enoia, SchoonCethcSio named so on she Bth instant. ti re, Tiitict:lsisttbUefeineafrgtliti;:re:.:te7te'sd:el:r°4l:lo3l'no-ch dj' d ° l' 8 11 C sails remarkably well, .11 1 t 1 1 ' 49 st fr . map to our Trade. 1.• 13A Y° C ro m rz k r e . fillosr.str Shiport,, l Er d a l y d ni . a b m a:p:t t a . ..in of 11 . 1 . ii‘ . i, , , :,, S I * Nimble schooner, of Aboutiee. lArism Air, of Lytin • ' --.' . - ,-- .--- '4. amt 2.5, at ten, at Atten•nits, ray's- Inn- place. Hibbc•rt,.. witli:n the Township of Chachlrrtun, Lancashin2,'vld.aale.,r, Aptil 29, 30, Jral :`,l - ty 2s, it tio.c.2, at t,n2. Mute Bear Inn, Manches ter. Attorney,, Mr. Henry Barlow, of Oldham, Lanca— , snire. _ . _ Thi - itnas Chambers, of Dowahani-Market, Norfolk, vic tualler to surr:nder April 19, 21, and May zB, at eleven, at tho Bell Inn; Ely, Cambridgeshire. Attornies, Mr. William Marshall, Ely ; or Mr. Zechariah Cave, Hol born -court, Gray's-Inn, London. William 'Wild, of Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher, to surrender April 29, 30, and lune 4, at eleven, at tho Punch Bowl, Nottingham. A ttornics,' Mr. Henry Piercy, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Mac , gougall and Hunter. Lin coin's-Inn, London. _ _ _ George Ainsworth, of Warrington, Lancashire, and John Stephens, of Liverpool, wire.drawers and co-partners ' to surrender May, 6, ao, and 28, at eleven, at the Globe Ta vern, john-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Rowlin son, Liverpool ; or Mr. Illackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London: Matthew Hobson and Robert Story, of Bishop' Wearmouth, Durham, drapers end copartners, to surrender April 26, 27, and May 28, at eleven, at the George inn, Sunderland near the sea. Attornies, Mr. George • Parker, Bishop WeArwouth ; or Messrs. Atcheson and Morgan, Austin frietS, London. DIVIDENDS. une IL Griffith Williams, late of Tooley-street, South wa►k, Surrey, cheeseinonger, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. une is. Mary Robbins and Catharine Robbins, of Birming ham, shopkeepers and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. une tt. John Townsend, of the Stone's-End, Southwark, Surrey, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 24. George Lay laneltobarts, now or late of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. May 7. John Stanley, of fleet-market, London, brandy merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 21. Thomas White, of the Borough of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall. May S. Nicholas Ayres, of , Liverpool, dealer in earthen ware, at eleven, at the Roebuck ltin, Novcastle-under- Lyme. May so. john Stain, late of Lubenham, LeiCestershire, far mer, at ten, at the Angel, Market Harborough, Leicester shire. May ii. George Cummins, of the Griffin public-house, yillier's 7 street, Strand, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. June rs. Francis Clarke, of Rotherhithe-street, Bother lithe, Surrey, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. I une is. Alexander Osbaldestun, of Brutoh-street, Mid dlesex, worsted-man, at . ten, at Guildhall. June as. Edmund Hammond, late of Castle-street, Long acre, Middlesex, brewer, at one, at Guildhall. May 25. 'l'horna3 Smith Williams, of Mincing-lane, London, ship-broker, at ten, at Guildha ll. May at. Henry Jackson, of Mincing-lane, London, mer chant, at one, at Guildhall. May 2 5 . john Gordon Cripps, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suf folk, grocer and tea-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 13. Abraham Liugharn, late of St. john, Brdwardine, Worcestershire, glove-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Worcester. MM LS. Dui--t Hamburgh, t Gottinburgh, z Dublin, 3 Waterford PRICE OF STOCKS TIM PAY AT TwaLYY. O'CLOCK. COMO'S . 57 °anum THE SUN. SOLEM QUI3 DICILRE, FAL11.1,4 AllUgA ?