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R P HOUSE OF PEERS, TUESDAY, JULY 2. Some farther proceedings were had in the Committee of Privileges relative to the Ch;ires of several .ot the Royal Dukes. to vote as Peers of Iraland at the Eledien of Peers for that Country. The Royal. Asssnt Was given by Commission to the Irish. Civil List Bill, the Land lax Redemption Consolidation Bill, the Woollen Clothiers' Penal ty_ Sat; pension Bill, the Coasting Trade Regplation Bill, Mr, Pitt's Indemnity, Bill, some / other Public Bills, ;tr.!! five Private Bills. 'Die Commissioners ware the Lo SD CIL% NCE 1.1,01 t, Lord WatsmenAm, and Lord EtAt-araortotieu. - Mr, AI.F x A NDf t the Earl of EvsTom, and several other Monibt , ..rs of the limise of Commons, brought up the Flowth li-icoour Bill, the Militia Olfieers' Bill, Laid some Private ;. which were read a first time, and the Citiversity Ad. vow son Bill returned, agreed to. The B,eoe,“ec.il. ttte 2,500,0001. andthc r i soa,oool. Exche.. r Bills Bills, the Isle of Man, and the Custan-house Fee were lead a second time arid eoinmitted tor to-morrow. r. Aakm was heard as Cotaisel on behalf of the Peti• against the st.- Pancras Poor hill, andqvii, P Lottrit t• • the Bill ; after whiclilhe question was put for the third Earl of So vent,e, the Bishop Of S• T. As A A H, Laid II c,l 0: , e , The,.1 the Bill being read a 3d time, • ~ , ing for ; . Bill was suppi , rted .• by a the buke of M• ON 1' • . lon ay.: Meizion that the word now read part of Coe • , Nyt.ethitents, ;, itl;6ority 12. ;,,,; •,50 rcaut a Ity,t time and pa libttet. c moved the commitment of the Trust 11. , .•., A, N C L t 4. 41 , z pproved of the principle of the it to he p,istponed till next Session, jil older - . the thorough consideration of theSubjed: ' I • ;zees pCtaistiiti in hiS Motion, on the ground of exist :d for some Legislative;provisien re • . !Iv! of rust Monies, and, was supported is f It y. n, ttonsc tit on the question for committing the Bill, C•interits .Not contents - S 10:,jority • • "- '11 , .. rep:mining Bills on the Table were forwarcieti in their t: :t,VZ stages, aunt the house adjourned till to-marrow. 110USF OF ,C0„11,11ONS, ,TvLy2. On the .7•Totio:i of .:vlr. Wi(euAn, a new I.Vvit. WaS ordetcd for t'),', i,kroluch. of New: Ro.;:z, in Ireland, in the room of 'GI A R T01.7.11N1L A Esq. Whp had 3ceePte , f , the cake of l,s(±enter of .Munst6r. In pttr.iriloce" of a front EI. it Lord§tliPfs, the Si , AAft tf,il ;.ti.t.enstcri the I.IH t . Lords, and on his return intbrmed • ',ns that he had heard the lia , ,ml Astnt to the Irish Civil thk., ~! 'niptinu the Irish In - iport • • 'ion Bill, the Coasting • ',..4.nins Bill, \•VoOP. , A.hinufil6iurers' Penah;• the I'oor Clerp Bill. Mr. , bro...lght up the Report of the G)1111fIt' . 1.71 ; TW.vtileian Ci!lle6tion ;;the agreed to, ana the Bill wa or. (.1 , ,•:%!kl to 1,. a third time to-morrow. A • -1 the Lords acquainted the ifouse,, their hit a-rced to the Stipendiary ..I , ±s' ....ntendrnent3, to whieh d...!jted •• ,, tottturr , •, , the. lionme. S: : Ob.,' third reading of the •t . • , :i•rip:4l:satii . .:ll Bill. Alr: cV,P.EVEY, , ! itA VT, IN/Tr. Wa.rr,Rvo4cPt.,. H• • : their sentirnentit in ;' • : ;. :11 - 441.1.1A:1, dt4ePilt'd it. „ , Il .~ 'I 4Z 12 11)".• • l t'thira j ,• ; • i.,r-iposed by .7.,tr, , ''•••"; in a Bill intic:vrnify-- • ; the e l sv of f,orkt !, • ~ le) ',',ql;ell' they inight 4 by therm I r I, ." t7 , ...v. , he t 13111• 1 1 • •A' 001 f.l • i.t.ettie)it that it be : to what extant. the inzletn -1.',1i. „• , , ~n,l - , ,.2,,h.•t11e;:0r not the Bill NslaS N. F., $' t , .6111'..1:!..t tC trout civil as ‘vell'lL , ? , All.. i( rraite.N..n reueio:l, th., , ,t the Bill ‘votklel eer 14iteky ',kteelt .I.,e.t'soils 'against ct'itninal prosecu tjor,i ~,. then orderLd •lko be read a secori4 Clete , ',ark to oe prented. tt..;l :some accounts, relative to 1 :111(1 obtained leave tohring in a :4'4;11 ) I'er,S6:l3 1:1)rti the Pen - '- tieki they i,'„td by 'tail-ill-ging the (I.onr:tlith , ... , I,ol\l It '„t.oot. A Pt'titinil frilln Mr. Gre. .•'•,ettle•t• iit Nitlf(kr,l I Levet), a g ainst • the S ft; a fc,,v; ; 11 . 011.1 tr, t, . 4,01 th e 'laid, • ,‘• "Ar,)tio , ,t of the d h ot .H.,, • ,t t , 13;11 ; . , :ct to. *. k if ~t it()SE, went t of the lic•pttrt - of the "t , th lio - LoHrt 1 1 ., • t , 're introclur,- t ' k • a t third titne , -,eventte 3ttrlscliatoil • , ,y n , took jritn • to the 111`.h ; , • t anti the It 1, 't , Aliwycrline L it s rell the Pvi ;' • • cojisidcratiott . !i i l i O.LQ tnoittlks. ,•• • the 'further t H' iritrilittefi on the titi3 day tii()lttit• -,...ottsidertettou of aft)lin Paving ittq were, totrc,titiceil, on he,tweeti Mr. VAN- %1i i ; s i , i ~_1- ~:. i 1," , i the k~,~ which a si ;~i; ~, ' ,roccr_i 1;111 .... ~ On the Mo 13111 w, f~ y w w . , ~ ~'. .1 to, and the ~f . .. tej . ^:"rarrOV:. tic IYlAlilLly . . a :y..tter and op: • . ; ) !.1, Pit'llii){4"' _ WE this day lay before our lida4ers sionle.Thttraas • from the Barbadaes Papers received yesterday.— They add rude to the' details which we published yesterday; but upon such • a mbjea every thing is interesting.. Wimp we first heard of the arrival ( i i' the Combined Fleets' in the West Indies, we ex. , pressed our. opinion ,that they would not be able ' to con‘mence any offensive operations, as the Troops would probably ,be, in t sickly state, from ,being cooped up so leng on , bmird Ships of War ' The intoilignee received yesterday confirms 'our opinion, for it N now certain that the Enmity's Fleet remain ed at Mattinic() as late as the nest of May, and pro-t bably some drays longer. ' We haVe very little,doubt but they confidently expeaed to lied the Rochefort Squadron at 'nightie(); and if their expeaations had , been realized, an attempt would; .in all probability, have been made upon Jamaica . as s oon as po sh iblo ; brit deprived of the assistanue „of so cotisiderahle d' forep, they will pot, we are convinced, attdopt so hopeless an enterprie. Disappointed in this, which. We presume was the main objet}; of the Expedition, it only remains for them either to attack some of our less: iniportant PesseSsions or to land the whale of the Land Forces at St. Domingo. We stated some • days ago our reaSba ;for thinking that the recovery Of that valuable. :Island was an objea which Boic,t. i 1 , .‘ me had • very much at heart, and the proceedings . „f the ,Aciellef4t Squadron tend very strongly to confirm our opinion; for after waiting near a mon th ' in Ole lopes of bting joined by the corr i i ) lne c l Squa. dron, Admiral- MISSIE63I sailed to St. Domingo, and landed' a considerable part cl the Land Forces there. We shall not be surprikd to hear that the Conibined Svadron had followed ,their example,. and having plundered one or two of our small Istmids; that they bad proceeded to St. DoMingo, landed all the Troops, and then endeavottred to etfeec their escape to Europe. But whatever be their i p i l: i e l y t is ~ ,54 . .i % 1 1e b e e ti f t r ent st i; a t te t a lae by m t ( i i l s t t t . a s r a i t i i , n o e f i h ,o e r p:s N - Ta t ! oN.. It is the opinion of the, first Naval authorities, that his - I,(trciship would reach Barbadoes on the ath or (Rh of Jame, and jf it be true that the Enemy. ',, reinained in Port as late as the 25th May, which is positively states in some . accounts„ . they would no t 'have above 10 or 11 days 'for the ' execution of r whatever plans they may have in contemplation. 'Pit. last Dispatches received from Jamaica arc datz , d the I tilt i' ;at that time the Governo• and Admiral DA Gnu had been appriaxi by the Mcrcitry of the destination of the Conibi.r - Aci Fleet. ' Admiral aficr extvoying the J:itiiiili:4 Fieet thrOti , :: l l the s', t.. rip (.;E:e4 to return to .!, - -,;q;ca, , o ton Canal Coal Bill went, through is Comthittee, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Colonel STANLEY presented a Petition from Mr. Chalmer, of Liverpool, corn-merchant, against the Corn Laws which was ordered to lie Pit the Table._ The Leith Harbour Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. BALDWIN brought up the Report of the Com mittee on the Members of Parliament's Bankrupt Privilege Bill, and the Amendments were agreed to, A new Clause was introduced by Mr. Serjeant BEST which, after being opposed by Sir W. &Fop), and defended by Alderman PRINSEP, Was-adopted, and the Bill was ordered to he read a third time to-mor row. Mr. Serjeant BEST, adverting to the notice of hii Motion on the Eleventh Report of the Commission ers of Naval Inquiry, which stood for Thurs4ay, declared his intention of deferring it until the neat Session of Parliament. _ _ The Consolidated Fund Bill went through a Corn. mittee, and the' Report was ordered • to be received to-morrow. • Linghatri's Divorce Bill was read a third time and passed: The Report of the Committee on gardner's Di vorce Bill was brought up byMr. 114.1.pwrw, agreed to; 'and the: }3ill ordered Nbe read third tipe .an Thuncl ay. On the-Motion of Sir Join; FREDERICK, the Re. port of the Committee on the Lambeth Water Works Bill vas faketi into firther consideration, agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be engrossed. Mr. AI.E'qNDER. obtained leave to britt in a Bill for Regvilating the Colle4tion of DtitiO3 on Hearths, Carriages, Servants, &C. in Ireland s alSo a Bill for Regulating the Colleaion of Duties on Spirittu)ns Liqudrs, &t: . irY Irelv,nd; also a Rill for Regnlating the Colle6tion of Duties on k'aper, - &c. in Ireland.— Mr. ALExmintut then brought in Bills to the above cited; whieh were react a first time, and ordered tq be read a seam' to,rnorroW.' _ . i'l)(; 'su ,, ar I.)r'awhack . pill was read a second time, ordered 'to be corntniftwi to-morrow 5 as Were a1,,0 the GlAsi Duty Bid, th(! Hop DUty Bill, the I.iinen Drai,Vback Ell!, the llkh Nltlitary Survey Bill, and the Irish Loan Aniendinent Bill. *. ' Mr. Arxxhis DER brought up the Reports of the (2,lirimittees on the Spanish Red Wine Dat . Y. and the' Straw, Hat Rill ; which were agreed to, and the Bilis' ordered to be read a third'time - to-morrow. Cormnisiioner3 'of Accounts' Bill was read it third time and passed. Mr. , Ju, , tiOe Fox's Bill was read a second time;and ordered to be corntniu;dlo,7morrow.,-7Adiourne4.. MAILS. A R e ry r n Ht GA4teubtruh, r t 'Waterford. DuzHr t 1 titbttrblt, z Cutrenburgh; t Liqbon; r Waterford. NMI; OF S ' TOCKS 11115 DAY A r TWZI.VE O'CLOCK. Cons. - 59 §6o t Red. Ann. sgli Uranium - 4 E SUN, 304.104 QUIS FALsUM ? LoATD.O N, WEDNESDAY, JIY.I.Y 3, 1005. LArr night we received Paris Paper 3 to the, alt. and Dutch Joornals to the !.:7th. The incorporation of the Genoese Territory with France has been cOmpleted. BONAPARTE was ex.- pdied at Genoa on the 16th nr 17th 'ult. [iadi tion to the incorporatiou of Genoa, we are told that Lucca has applied to the pew KING of ITALY for a Prince of his Hortse, and a new Constitution. The French Laws are also to be introduced at Parma and' Piacenza. The States of the Church and Naples will, we suppose, soon likewise be melted dowit in the new Italian crucible, and indeed it is already re ported that Rome is to be made the Capital of the Kingdom of Italy. Fifteen thousand Conscripts have been Ordered* the French Government to hold themselves in readi.; ness to march within a month,'" It is. also 'stated, 'that the Army of Reserve, which is assembling be tween Ostend and Calais, i; to be commanded by prince LOWS ()SA.PARTF, An F.mbargo is stated to have been laid upon ail the Shipping in the Dutch Ports. The Paris Papers boast of the number of Frpneh Troops at present in Italy, as if it was expeEted some employment would be found for them. Orders have been issued tw the Austrian Government to re pair the Sluices and Fortifications of Venice Wkh 311 i)ossible expedition. Four Frigat:2s have been'also Ordered to be built in that Port. A Gottethirgh Mail arrival this morning, by which we have the two following articles of intelli. ligcnce : P4TERSBUItGII, JUNE g.--leis Excellency Ge neral NO'VOZILTZOFF and Suite left this City on the 24 instantoo proceed to Paris pn his new missian. STocvmoot., Jura O.—The Camp in Schonen will break up to day, when the KING, , QUEEN, and family, will repair to Halsinburg, where they will remain for some time. It is with much concern we state, that an nation has recently taken place respecting ,His MAJESTY'S 6VS, and that it is the opinion of the professional Gentlemen who have had The honour of being consulted, that a caturact evidently appears in One eye, am'. that strong indications of au apr)4o - disorder of the same kind are visible in the other. Hifi MAJESTY, we understand, signified that he had always dreaded blindness as one of the greatest personal calamities that could befall him,, but he trusted, that he should submit to it with proper resignation, as well as to whatever might be imaged necessary, for his relief. His IVl*Jr.sry was advised not to expose himself to much fatigne ; but he declared that, for the gratification of his family, he would perform part, at least, of his intended ex cursion during the summer. It has been confidently said, that the Q . cntlaman who has been principally consulted on this Melancholy occasion has recom mended the operation of extraction. It should be observed, however, that the late Mr. Pori', one of the first practical Surgeons that perhaps ever ex isted in this or any other Country, after fully ba lancing all the advantages and disadvantages attend, ing extraction and depression, 'commonly called couching, was decidedly in favour of the latter, There cannot be a doubt, however, that, in a mat ter pf this importance, nothing will be attempted but after the fullest and most mature consider-4. tion. • Yeitorday tnorning'His MAJESTY, the Micas of KEST, CUMBARLAND, and CAMBRIDC Pam" criers knot 3TA and AMELIA, were on horseback in Windsor Great Park: HEEL MAJESTY and Pamcmsas ELIZ and MAay,iin a landau and four, and Pa IN SOPHIA in a phaeton and pair, took an airing by Englefield Green. On Tuesday afternOonth PitiNe of 'WALE s arrived at Windsor at tour o'clock, and returned to London at seven o'clock. His MAJESTY and . the Dolor. of KENT, PRIN CESSES ELIZAIIETU and AMELIA, walked on the Terrace on Tuesday evening. r i h e Qtfeen of ETRURIA, according to the last ac counts, presumptuously perseveres in rejedting the matrimonial overtures of Prince EUGENE BEAUHAR NOIS, sort-in-law of the great monopolizer of narchies, his Imperial Corsican Majesty. It is pro bable, however; that the Usurper will awe her into compliance by force or menaces, though it is rather wonderful that he does not oblige her to enter into fi ,conjugal alliance with a l l immediate branch of his -Mil august House, by annulling the _marriage of Prince JEROME, and adding that Impeiie/ &wan to the old Spanish Tree. Lord and Lady VILLIERS met with an accident on Monday last, in Osterley Park, which fortunately has not been attended with very serious conse quence. Ai Isis Lordship was driving his Carrick! round- the Park the Pole broke, thsd the horses took fright. His Lordship succeeded in checking their career by turning them against a strong post, but the carriage sustained such a shock that he and his Lady were thrown .outywith , great violence.---Both are much bruised, but have happily, received no essential injury. Yesterday miming a Gentleman under the info dice of a brain fever, run into the attic story of his houie in Grosvenor-square, and jumped at once into stroet, Mr. HEAvistnE was immediately sent for, strange to say, the only injury the Gmuleman suflered was in the smaller bones of his and the general shoat which such a fall must have occasione.l. He is likely to sto very well. Ir E, Ti S t , rl-.Vsiov ..tt, juLY 1 .--Arrived this day at the Indtlatigabk; of 4 0 guns, Captifai Golil3 11\4-)OItY., from the ( - liann bl Fleet :_she spo!; , o Yc' s ' terday the :Mercury, Frig:use, of 03. gun s . , CaptiiP BOUERIE, from the w est Indies,-going into Fal V • Mouth, with bisn t 1 - f -1 'II Sl'ip. illtelli rihe les, tom v. ta, . from Toulon and Cadiz, consisting of 16 Sail of th' genCe Wil. 'received that tie Combined Sqladrons Zane, had arrived at .fartinique on the 16th 10 , at which time Admiral DACRES, with eight Sid ° I. .the Lin e, 'was• frni4ing oif St. Domingo. The lifr dtAtigabk is put under quarantine, front 1.40 i! boarded some ship:, from the Stre-ights, tt) sort:it'd° r.OO Papers. Sailed the ma, Iit.A Y GOOD Master, fos ili Haar, Par/equin Sloop of Vv-ar;and Hayskty Gull-brig,°ll a CrLfize. - - Last evening, about sun-set, the fibbing-bob° a large Fl e d y ode 3 !arse offing, standing up Channel ; the but were observed to be abput IP S 3 ` l ' and apparently ship-rigged; if sQ, ' this fl" MO V the homeward-iputid East Todiaiii,lti -tioiti SO Helena. NETSSIOI7TIi,' JULY the Oral obtilr ed her informa tion from the Triton Idesttatit .'' from St. Lucia, I hnve nothing fttrth,sr to d nicatt; that mat erial. 5.13 spoke tb c n°l3/ W.°lot bound Jamaica Convoy, all V . ell. Thc latte rs ondon b y hyme 4y the M L M ercury were sent t o Mail cOach last night. They 'Were contained en the nyi Dawns large,,t Vag I ever.saw. wag carried by tc''' to the Post ! Oize. Aog l Arrived - the Avenger Sloop, Capt. Witri s ' cruize. : also 'the Tribune Fri 00, C3Pt.'4 DEAL, JULY North Foreland, Sail of the ,1441 and a Frigate, are in sigh t • °fft ,,,, 2.—Reai-Atinkiral It USSIL, withfii: ' t bb• s text e •( lb , Down s topping tide , an d will be ill w, - Norfol k Alined D e fence Ship for Ae l t ' Came down from, the Ri v er the OM apt Pill F A° Sailed the 0 .Arrived the 4enanimee Frigate - froln a remain in the DoWns With ItS• I\l3jestyi 61111'5 Per last.. • , SpeoPP P SArrived P. i . the Ariadge Frigate, Orestes' ~4,, ari4 Bone/Ea Sloops Of Wart Ltici fi 1., Devtotailw; and kroi --cono. B ombs; 'with rnany Gun-14011'11 Calais. 4 Tr- - ." St 3P' " Slthrat4SsS, JULY' 2.—•Arrive:l the F.a ne Forward Gun-brims. ' I ge r 0 raitc,l 0 Sailed the him Armed Sliii), wi.tki gv"ra chant Vessels viv under cooy, tbr the Ailtic• ~, p The Irbachelsea continue 6 Si g nal for c''''' ' '' Di er, TQPllltigen, ' • ' , OP .... Oips• at this Port—Zealand, Druid; Wi11e111,711031`4 11,,14Ipc:liulc, Varorous, Dauntless, Conibat"w"la:(1,•e00101 ,?..z itsnger Armed Ships ; harpist, l' . r . , PCutedur, and Ketolute, Cuti7briAt. tir D e oiSiTticlttrlslardilcONl!o:lE 1111ZE . . ,„ 10 t 11 laje,O, • ~„t:,). 11:11.'1,;., far the C 3 a n rt rtl in t aittlY °fur IWs'eatlorinc or 0 ,3, pa w ith the Marinier4Gun brieg; t h e firli Veccoibertlpio cieslvt:l'elr'boY°t:llri'(:/i'.' (4)llllCetcreSvitia•satril'cla:l C ile tt )t tn t' p ; a ° n ri C11.'ItONf?1•111:3::1;1116CtgY'llial Ptt c ,ttllOt.,llr, Audacios, SMItA Paratiles. Pril,ck,;';„,., fot; --.V tyPattlrvca4trEihdal!lirtat Ithselte34blS,t'athTlD°:‘lll7l:li(i.;E:Cl)llll:CtrVe:V:Pi''e:7'tillaele7:;44nb ':'{;.l2:lititillir'ell°:::l d C a a a n ‘ t e v i t r 4:. : ;; a. 9 1 New Eroar. tti,ter • or. cvcry wcanei43) 5 To thc OffiLeti and Colnliany n' f His AilaleitY'' ship ta4Y/1. mine, for the Capture. of ti e MIS oo Pella Ferlatatbreer A Pr,' Alai on W•d I l.;awco, cieveal••,..doie; a , NO New , 1 . 1 t ne sday nex, _ ,„,1 x , da Nu . • road- it ree ;or every Wean“ ..,41 11 Y r .. Lrwar4!. at the sante place. ( 1'1 . 1 4 ftl.;;Ce ~, „the 0, ricers and Slup's Conl.PlaY c' i , l othry ari. tjun-vesel Nlarincr, for the detention o r t ii• bo rii • said by tiis Majesty's Gun.vesi .1 "oasilisk, 0,11,,04", 8,141 Gun.vestel at OM, on. Sattird4ty negt ; 9r_,,47:str.f; 11 y_and Saturday aiterwartli at 1.10, 2.;, 50N0:4% jr iii 0,, ..To th•Gerieral and other Officers' of file 0 0 , 1 iplo 01 the GNARL; the Artillery, ni't(lll;'ltititii; Ith 2.- 1 ' _•• AI, 23d, 25th, 2701, 21:1 1 , 414,.//' ,41try, 10 ,i iir7oll), isth, anti lad lteicinients of ill oittor 114044;t1 ~_11! tarpsl'ieers,..and Wai,gon Crtins an d ut iiiiao v,lif.o i yiuistr , ; ,aitt_ -_;:,:,,,,,,,,.. "1,;,,. .4.1,,a(1c.une1R0ebuck, i:in taro4l % e .i.lvti n sidrnl t itte t (ea.i t i rr( e A d .u:ol fisua: t g6 o l:ll p s :44: 1 : 1 ,u : 1,o : : dit7:l,:ii:nsd:ct.,Aviot i tti c ir:i ti p :: tc r r: o o), tiol ci i nvi ! ,:fa_ tt ol l!.:.,::::: ". : :;::::(st c r up. r ig i . ,ii.,:,. 1 f i,,i, Ito ef f oi. which surrendered to Vice- Mtn. Sir A. ,„ 1 1 WO 01.4' • Isislpa and Hired Vote's iinder.tnentcor...r_ a irgtk4,o ..,, Kent, Overysitcl, 'Romney, V ter.'"'oet Si 07:00 erine, Cynthia, Juno, Melporer." p s rie , c iil niC,Liert:eiulLya.ton_TaiipVhinitilogr,, sHbaeornneoti;, l'A:,:oew:Nooria. "'ors Otte, IDtits,,frof `l,usirt Tourtercile, Orli-lac! Sianclie, 1,,,,icr, .01, —"ant* Speedweli Cracker, blini 00a1)06 aor, . 4'l.ady AO 0. i 1,,,. Afti‘ell CtlntrSto irtazer, liasty, Plunip,,e,!, , . r plicko:.o.sr,a Defender, 'I ygiv.si. 1 toc, ,- '. I ~,' the 4 Q at Grace, 'N,I tr ,•1 . d tyr cat • aSit. '-' 1 / 't _ i . i e , i l o Ain, all Ilg t war cro p ~ .01 a COnipahleli Of the Knoll') Ships ot , aid 0 I Pool 'ec'ove service with llis Majesty's 8440..1 ga rati e t oy , t i ll ' e d l y mouth Letter of Marque, a nd 0 , ~,nos oceP 1 cwt., for the sante an y day 1,011- • Nu.. 2 P ., f Little Scutland-yo'd. Y ........,.—....--------" , poi, tbat the s til co . ies The Trinity ionic has given nott ...10„ ite co ‘, of the Pan Sand is removed about tit' po rt x i o p in an E. S. •E. dire ion , nearer t( 1 ,, no w 10 Yot Sand which dries at low water, ti,,12" i5,,1iici..,31 ' s;inci L ~,r I, the S. W. part of the edc! of N, W. (a t i,o , ' , about half a cable's lengib in a N. ~,,r ,pritig;tiie fpr:rni s i a t u ) , Diett:ola ' s lei' at 11‘01: :::::tics: trit: gigifC: With the following marks and 1)) , E I fivco, (~i 0 N. The Buoy of the SOuth 1c1101,44.,''' NoLl W, ..x,..e I, North Knol Buoy, N. by E . i , nooplrile N. •4 W. The 'Shivering Sand .1 , i y . by 0- , Je jo iW. And the~ Girdle'. iluoy, N. I'l.. o f ihP,:ipt , There Was a . ' isfr, JzffE3la ,h' c o y portrzot of . .. . 1 _,„..., 01 vv , e , the last Exhibiuon., The Adtit 1 yr o . i it ;0% to have ati en Italie from 1 , mo ot bably be tile rnos‘ popotor prtilt 1404 ;4.'4' thoze who are uilottiontiz to die ion :311 .~.«~