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lAST Bahl tiOUSZ, yinuar o v 4, THE COT] 1(7 . ' of DIRECTORS' ofahrilVlTED" COIIIPANY of MERCHAN fS cj ENGLAND trading tajhe .fiast Indict do hereby givf Notice, That a General Court 4 the said a ly will mta is held at their Muse in Leadenhall-street, on Tuesdqy next, the Sth fron Vivo: oTiack In the Forenocis upttii Six n'Clock in the Evening, fir theTletermination, by liatlct, the following Questicr, viz. " That this Court conifm the Resolution of the Cenerai " Court of the igth ultimo sapprntling the-Arrangement p: litote3 by the Cotirt Dire4Ors for the Gov.ernment of of ISland." WILLIAM . MS..4Y, Sic. E.4Bl'' INDIA "lOUS'S, yavvaty 4, tBos. rr HE COURT of fri RECTORS of the LINITE,D COMP /IN'? of MERCHANTS' of .ENGLAND :tiding to t,t,h , g.4st lie it s No bereby give Notice, Tkettt , y i:e ready to rocei•ue P.opotals, in writinj ,at any (lute on or before Iliednesday the I,rl instant, fivtn any Persons :who may be to !ell good Coper.hottonted Ships of the bur th.tn of from I;t4 vo'6•oo Tcn), 13411ders' Measurement, fo► thi said eampaly.s. Service, for two, three, four, nve,' or six i'vages. c .. . 19) if the . re,:mr and Onditiont on , whieh the raid Ships will Ire engacrd . the o,9lpriny's. St.r.t.ite, may he bad on applica tion to M . yan!. , l Ccggan, Clerk to the Committee of hipping, on or after Tway :bc instant. • 7'be Teo:lees, with the words r e Ship Tender" en the C;*otier, to if severally scaled lip, deed. /eft with the Seerstaty, at or before :1 1 u.n.ltee or - C,Yoek at Noon; on thesaid .23d inttant, hi:y.lnd 'which keur 01 render will he ',dived. 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We hi).ve nor, however; received any c,nifirrnation of this report. The Ambuscade Frigate arrived at Spithead yes. terday, with a white. flag at the Anizen, ha v ing on board Rear-Admiral CAM P a t r., who was under the necessity of quitting his station in the Mediterranean on account. of i 0 health. He left Lord NEI:SON croizing ofF Ilarcelona on , the 4th of December, the whole Fleet .being in high health and spirits ; they hack 'taken a number or Prizes, and, among others, a rich vessel frern, ageno9 Ayres, laticn with dollars anti other valuable ar. . Dispatches have also been received from 'Rear. Admiral COCHRANE, hut their contents have not yet transpired. The Squadron under. his command was all well. The Ambusethie•-brings no inews from Gibraltar ; she saw the swifisure lying in the Bay, but avoided eommunkrtion. with her, in order to . e,cipe _being put under q:ua• rantine on her arrival. in England. " She passed also . Sir JOHN Oitua's Squiidron, and die Grand Fleet, off. Brest. . . • Qn the rrh of December the. french Fleet were reconnoitred lying in their usual state in Brest water: As they have had a favourable °ppm. tunity, for at least, three 'weeks, given. them by the unremitting isterly'gnh to get out, it may be fairly. concluded that they have not yet reads; up their' minds wlcit steps to take, At all events .it is evident they have no relish for hazarding ►► meeting with . our jolly Tars. • Th er e , d oes not a p p ea r to be, the slightest (numb . , tion for the Itatemenr, 'that " Russia and Pruisii have .ordered Remonstrancetragainst- the 'rapture of -the Spatsi«h Frigates." ye Intlieve, .on .the con. trary, that there never, existed a more perfcaly good undetstimdirig, and, curdial agreement, between two Powell, than 'has been. established by the pre. sent Adinioiitistion with the. Court of Sr. Peters. burgh. . • We do not under,tand that any Treaty has been aatially signed, as hat been acerted in s o m e o f t h e Papers ; but there is every reason to believe this desirable occurrence will take place at •no distant period. The genetpl Weekof alritirs 'on the Continent, indeFd, seems much more. favourable to out into. rests, and to the common cause. The 116 i-sing Chronicle siayS, that Ministers.rely on the Expedition now in preparation 4# as their grand &Oft." Minkters, 'certain!). would not pre pare an Expedition but for n purpose which they con., sidered as adi.antageotta; but we. will venture to say, that they do noj consider ant via' Expc,dit ion as their grand efliart,nor would their view s he frustrated by the defeat °lit.. This ru'Aie rx.,g4;erartng the ob., jet ti of any measure of Gt)vcrinticot, while in con. tetnplatinn, in order to have more to say should the result be' of less importance than ho pretends to expeti, is no new' 4114 - an Opposition Writer. Yesterday morning at ix o'clock two iVlesaen. gers arrived at Kew,' Onipittches to ills Mn_ At nine o'clock fits Tvi.tr Ltl Y set off for 'Wind Yesttrd.iy, x Linn t ITEA. IVlAjas. Tv, and the Pkttl , :to l .tl AtICOATA ) EL I Z ETII, MARY, and Sorkii.4, left thci (atteen's house for Windsor. • The Pft INCIISS AM, LIA reiniios at the Queen' s 'louse, being intii , ,rmf-d viirh a col 1. The Dinchebs h give an , eirgritit ph' „ opt ,' evh!, ; ,, o, to k stiOt part), among whom ik etr, l li b the PRI R of WALE:, Lard' Rini Lady Mitt.tloußtge, Mr. 1.A7,1n, &c. tliilVlM'Cinii Ana I'vlsrcltioOt:sS Of SrArPOILII and family ffrivtki yelterilay afivriown at theit house - in Ariii.g,tori:.stiert, Int ,the sewn, trim his, l e vrd. beat, Trg:ffill,iin, 11411, SihtfortisLirt. It/4p Pirr rts'it'a fete hays ' at Path, anti had sent doWn Itt'3 setyants . 11r that intrpoSt ;.• but the tqcssure-af, bw,iars3 .4 , 111 t.ot Itt rtnit, ilia : 10 quit town, arta ltc his tberekre ordered them to return, 5 . . Yesterliartreourt of Dinittlrs wits li,L'id it tho ~ E i , st I n di l Fi quse , Iv he ti C yt. Tit OM A 3 TA I ROT H4VAINGT(n4 was sworn into die 4,:,iiimitailti of the . Ganges, for Chiria flirgct, in the' room (if evt. Wm. Mors.Arr, re.,,ignei.t. The C,Ritt aiij ounie d ,„ six o'clock till TuQtitily next.,,,, 0/1 Tu e ,,d a y a division of the Bth Regionnt of Foot arrived at Dlncasl;r, Tii4 rcinainkter were expeticd them yesterday, tAiiIVAL NETT'S. PLYMOUTH, JAN. .3.—The buirfatigabh Fri gate, of 44 suns; Capt. Gi Moo R,E, one of the Fri - gates attached to the Channel Fleer, arrived dff the , 1 Sound this morning at nine o'clock, and at ten, a Gentleman with several small parcels (supposed to contain Dispatches), 'were landed from her by'one of the Fishing Smacks belonging to' thii Port ;irn mediately after which he bet off in aPost Coach for London.—Flis person nor being known here, V3ti. ous conjeetures have arisen as to his mission, &c. ; but he is generally supposed to be Mr. Ftta RE, from Madrid: The We/arise/Ur sailed afterwards' to the Westward. Sailed the San ,7 if, of tto 'phi,' to join the Channel Fleet ; aria the illbicar, ! , Ariaeine, Media Sloop of War, on a Cruizt to the West. PORTSMOUTII. JAN. 4.---Arrived the Nenikrck, Man of War, from the Downs; the . .i/erlip SlotplitA War, from Plymouth; and the Ambuscade Frigate, ,' ! from the Mediterranean, and is put under quqan. tine. His Majesty's Brig Raven is appointed Convoy for the Mediterranean. , . SHEERNES,, JAN. 4.—Yeiterday the ChiPutte Fiiptr, Captain Aua.m, having beets teliaired, went out of Dock ; a nd the Af r i ca i nf was taken in for that purpose. The Weymouth, Captain DRAPER, now lying at the' Note, has received orders to fit' for the East DEAL, JAN. 4."4FriVed , His I\llk :sty's Ship' Rtpdlli from the Westward ; .Basilisk and Blazer Guo.brigs from Dungeness ; Gallant and Harpy. from the Nore. Sailed the Devartation for Sheerness ; Monkey Gun-brig for Yartntiuo Road. The Cutlet'', Sloop saiietithismornin;.,! for Mar, gate Road to receive the stpres of the Tartarus loft on Morgatc.San4. In the Downs --Ardent,.l2astor, Inflexible, Antelope; Chann)ion, Regulus, Jamaica, I)art,,Alert, LueiteriVoleano, Diseevery,‘ 6.ivins, Zebra, Harpy,Galtaut, Buitisk., Blazer, Wateant, Rifleman, Tbradter, titer, Bold, la4all,Cracker; BounGer, Haughty, Speedy, and Armed Defence, Bhips.as Won!. • • HAR w ICH, JAN. 4.-71 . 1)e ' wind having chapged to the, Westward, 'and the late severe weather abaci ed, all the Ships- that have been detained for some time past bound to the Northward, l sailed for the Poirsof 'their destination. The dischland Packet, BRIDO2, and the Diann, OSBORNE, each with Gatienhtirgh trails ; with the Diivia, Srums,tur ; arid Lealy Nepean,i)aAtti, each with I lamburgh arid. Bremer% Axailq, ,Mei— • senger,and Pctsdnera, sailed 0114 afternoorislogether with the C:harge'r, Error:, and Cearor oun.Nesitels, for their respeffive stations ; and Su;ft Cutter on 4 Cruize. AlO sailed the Reliance Transport with Troops for Portsmouth ; and the Brig ,for' Leith, with wine, from Oporto. , . -LOSS OR. THE TARFA, US;. I,AgurtCOL.looiTli Losa 011-1-119'MAIESTY'S S!.l 4AI - CArT. vitrmetts, Ott AInKCIATLOON Titrasen. UY neesmssit,"lB... 4 , , . " We had. rode out in safety the heavy gale-of the 19th ult.; hut, on the zoth, at six-in, the even. • ing, a heavy squall parted : our cable, and drove.ris• upon those *la ngervus Sands in Margate goad'', front which no ship was cvcr yotityn to be. saveci i‘ Our - signals of distress were beard at Margate ; but it being thenlow water, no boats could e 1 to off our asststanee till bnilt t Wel e o'clock, When two loggers w ere manne d w i th twelve ~men each,. (the Lord Nelsen and ' Queen) ..which,. . after' in.. countering a'''treine n dri us sea, ith" a violent 'froth E., E, -go t , about one .o'clock,-4near the Tartarus ;---butr---on account-of the heavy sort; could not- approach the ship without the risk of being • immediately sunk ; they' were, , therefore, obliged to anchor at some little distance, within two ‘fathoM water. The Tartarus lowered one of her boats, into which were put the sick, the women,. Inii - children, to the number 2() ; but the boat, ..in encleayntiring„Ao.readi one of the loggets (tire Lord Arelsoli) grounded on the Stind,an d t h e- people ,gave themselves up f or. lost. ;1; he tit the imminent !Lizard of the lives Of her own people, immediately slipped her cable, and ran along, side the boat, in six-feet water,' and the gooct.fir.. tune to, save the w h o l e. I)aring tlti.t, ;mother boat was sent off Irmo the Ship with. vri , ,onneis, which reached- the L'ord Neliot in s,ifety. A. rope" was carried with her to draeU.her back to the Ship ; but she was dashed id pieces in -the' attcmpt... Another .. (the...only ' r retraitiipg: boat) . was then Iron) the. Ship, with two-men in it, and iMmediasely sunk,: one of the men was, -drowned, and the ,other with great difficulty saved, I , In thts- situation, it being impossible for - the Loggers to approach the Ship, the Captaio direded the m • to return to Kirgate with thole they had saved,. and to endeavou r to 'procure farther if Stii. once, Thfs w as abo ut t h ree o'clock„ and it w ,V as .nut till two o'clock of .the • afternoon of the 'next day, Friday f(uring the whole of which time the ship was momentarily expeeted to fall 1311 her be;aii ands), 'o4t the loggers were table to return with two, oili tr boars. The weather having moderated, they. laid theinielVes alongside of us, .and took iitit the remainder of the crew, to the nurni.er of 70, .who .were obliged to be slung by ropes from the yard. aims into the boats. lk &on after we Icft the siiikr she fell tin her hem ends, and the sea maat a fair breach over her: Next -morning riaillit:g was to be seen but her masts." The followit Letter, relative to the West-Indio Convoy, was received on Saturday twining Glasgow : - they ir ICY if; . • "'lntettarn to your Letter of the 17th inst. I am - Om* mantled hy.my Lards Coin all SS ;oilers of the Admiralty to ac quaint ..yqu, that; .in consequence of the forrner West-India Convoy having sailed so lately ,from Cork, their Lordship , are pleased -to order that the next Convoy shall be appointed for the loth JAnuary. am, my Lord, " Your Lordship's very. humble. Servant, " JOHN BARROW." •• " Tioe Lvd Pi:6l.w! 7f - Glasgow"." THE' .ROYAL F.lnfLy• The KING .paSSEi his time at Windsor in the Cone routine as we hays before desaribid, blendidg bust" ness with pleasure. Firs MAJESTY continues to -rise at six, - breakfasts at seven, bat now does not dine until two o'clock, having prolonged the dinner hour, in consequence of his envloyments occupying, 'tore time and attenstion than when the ROYAL FAMILY first returned from Weymouth. The 4 9 ' provettients of the hue residence of Dr. HEREItinN are going on rapidly, they will, report says, lit completed lay March next, for the reception of O' 'PRINCESS Cilt AR LOTT EOf Wit, ES. The repairs uI that part •of;theeactle not occupied by the Roi FAMILY Still ;continue, -as well as the fitting up Qi the Queues Lodge fur visitors. The. Kama devotee much of his time in arrofillrg his library ; from three 'Until four is the hour' l : t apart for reading. his . n , - favourite authigs• , Th e PRINCESS ELIZA'S Sri continuei to improve nerse in the study otThoturty - ; the:Patitc ass Auccuo'." and the othtr Illustrious Ladies, are daily m rapid strides to perfedion on the harp and the lut e l on the piano.forte 'they g reat l y exce l. Th e g rand w tetC to he given i n the Castle, it, honour of to Birth.day. of the PRINCESS AUGUSTA, does .n u t . take, place. until next m ont h. " Letters` Patent have passed • the Great 'Seal 01 Ireland, ( un d er t h e presentation . of his Excello4 the Lord Lieutenant) appointing the Rey. 1-1E0,!( BATE DUDLEY, Cl er k, to: t h e Ch ance l lors hi P the Diocese of F er n s , w i t h the valuable Reet° l Y f l. Killscoian, in the'County of Wexford, void by the promotion of the Right Rev. Dr. Cruttsrcvlir g ' Bursar:. to the Bishoprick of Clonfert. „,T 3 11 ,THEA, T RE.--4 - he West Indian, the best t iv.tr.CUM II ELAND'S dr amat i c wor k s , was represente d Iln:eusametr n ight a,r n o c s audience. arb P r);' E l I n t e . 1 sro Theatre, made. b before fhoirse first : la r1 : 1‘ ful in Charh;Arme ill Beiconr, and gave a 'very spirited P" t rait of this " child of the sun." The part is V"' i w n e c ll o s in ui: d e y d:ro his brisk and animated style dael in g ,ibility as well as sprightliness. Major O'Flabettl tot though he Piieteri: i,RSS,,DitUortrlCAaHndsvdaisspalilityoedvermyuscubccseesns: ; could not have found a better.reptesentativer doe'. ..lotiNsTorre, who'msde the Part an essential prop ' my very e rilys,.sh w e,pp e icAr l : 6:ri l e (cK o lli .:r t; i M e ,lt c t i o n s : a t .. : M : : o t s t n L i iLsg.G Wednesdayo .Iplarta acquitted : n u4 i ii s t i t h i s e t d : hs a l dr t s t itl rather of too serious a cas; fox i . !: j . • " lea ". The .„. t_ogledy Went .off throug" tit wj7 9 , ! numerous - and..brilliant. audience. BR.Att.Ol, Zi: , p RACE, MORELLI,' lIICLEDON, Miss 1 " 11 : iit. 1 r a rtO whole °I 1 . 1 1. F ,' trte e r t t e a . i t n h m e et' vi correct and Spirited manner. ' 11 0 Several of Inc last French p a ' nearly i pers ate Of . wit 4 accounts of Balls and Operas, Anecdotes. . AOtessesi and Feats of Dancers ; tile, IllefllS (///11 'pattiCuhir piece of tnuiie, and the management :; i l 5, ~ . , ~lent p e r o f ff ort i n n er t ? ie cf :' o ,,, g Titatre francairr„ and the Grand Oprrat are , c oti , c.us 4 Cd with the gravity of a Diplura ititt en l P l° ,.„ l o . 'in the most delicate Nogotiittinn, or of a Mathc i - ro , tician' 'engaged in solving the 'most dilPult, lie btem. ' They talk' of the harmav, the qlra" i d, sentiment, the expression of a caper Or- 4 P/ g o t A 'and the amikit . y,' the itsr;hility, and the Oki." 0 .Cal.. or'a wig'. Parties 'ere formed, and debate ''i i i ho m ut, . bot ' Fetu s' top, or the Cleopatra chignon, for non e . be eagernesst lte lure:tti es a :i d ' celebratviolenceed upon a ['lc i t e h U e' i C c ' a p h . r i a g e t . E . :a: i e: ll e 0 : : 1 ja i ,used in any article of dress • decoration or tarn~ ; i 10Y THE ARTS.--HOPPNER is at ' '• on a . Portrait of Mr. Pitt,. from 'which W e , 11 c II that, an engraving will be made, 'that the l'itl"' ito it general may have a faithful likeness of ' ll° •l ali .enlightened and upright Statesman that the sv ever beheld. •• ' , '.- • . , eti , I . As our fashionable Gi e ll a nt s have recently as p is ' vlated the Ladies by siaiting into their heart s t ' in lucky for: those -who have not so goad a P li7 g y is •female" affections, that this species 'of iall a ' s ' 649 n. out of season. I 1 . a d A Gentleat3nTre - Wday's ago was C0 11 0 3 ' (11 P . ' i i buy 3 1 the badness of :his ,mtierari- 44 You sh. ii. ' I W I " morandunt pook (Aid a frientl)"-;-:" S° 1 Lii i i , i d i t a d b le du o t ti r :) , ) , but I never could . r reedlea . I m h at arc i 05: 1 Itia" 6 • On Monday next remains of the -of Rope t taGrON are expeEted to arr i ve a r i . l) , i ' l ,vill% ter, where 164 Will lay in state . tilt 01; T° is - il ,o niorning, and pfoceed to York faiiotcstoenr, 1:. is to take I , laCe•nti Wednesday, , .1 ' n par r t A few nights - ago a fire was (iiienvete- I go* i' of the spacious premises, in NiChnlsuit's-P l '`. e j,ntift; ehester, the - residence of Colonel 11Yogr ° l in be • o in c g c.. l ; a ku i, tr , o d n b i y h , e tl n te ak h e e d ar i t o h i4 in s, tl w e h t h ess b it c ) i g ri - g 7 - g .coc ;l e t; ~ thatco. , led, cummunicated the. fire along . w e 0:0 0 morn across that om through the whole of a , 4 ,4e0 ruoin Co th e chim ne y ; a nd b ro k e out at seve r ' l itcfi' , i at the sam e ,i tne .. The Colonel with that 111 . 6 ,0 0 .1 tlity ch a r a el e ri st i c of-Englishmen' - with 't he " ell mica of about s i x men , a f ter securing every n a l ,tior i tu it ' n 'i c he e fi X t t e ing 'b o g is t h a ed i" t h i s ie ag s e arti fu e r , l a h n e d rin P erlVeVesiU'Uisn ' 0'; ::: t . arrtval of the fire engines from the Viato til e j o n Fire:Offices, wh i leh were immediately o . lder the alarm. - , Va l i fiel The Post boy _conveying the mail :11)-a ' So d A , ' , .tol preshford,. Ireland,. was stopped '° P io'fifr . Morning, th e z3 d u l t .,b y a s i ng l e ro bber, t 4 ti igi a Pit"di at him, and rubbed him of ;14 T ittiv-: i if letter", ' .~ !iv side met the ; terii ape t bend expo that navi in p yefil tvei tion the a a heir the Mini Yol Jots Tut SOO Tit fow l had All Furl