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11111 ) ER 1,71 1, I' 4 NLIJii".II;.'IVI: HOUSE OF PEERS, SATURDAY, lIJNE 29. Committi:e on the Woollen Clothiers' Penal t y Suspension Bill was postponed till Monday, a Pe tition having been presented from Persons conneEted with the trade, praying to be heard by Counsel against it. The Poor Clergy Bill, the Irish Civil List 13i11, and the Coasting Trade &gulation Bill, were read A third time and passed. The other Bills on the Table were forwarded in their respeetive stages, and the gouse adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF C0:41.410N5, SATURDAY, JUNE 29. tENNIS BOWES Dimy, Esq. took the usual oaths an - I his seat for the County of Galway. The Account of the unclaimed Dividends was.or d 'red to be printed. A Message from the Lords informed the House, their Lordships had agreed to the Poor Clergy Bill, the Seaman's Encouragement Bill, and the Irish Civil • List Bill. Mr. ROSE gave notice, that he should, early next Session„ bring in a Bill for the Regulation of Pilots. Mr. ALcxANDER brought up the Report of the CoMmittee of Supply which was agreed to. Mr. VANSITTART moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Permanent Irish Grants, as far as related to Military Surveys. The Foreign Wool Importation Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time on Monday. The Custom-house Fees Bill, and the Warehoui ' Bill, were read a third time. The House went into a Committee on the Straw 'Hat Bill; and the Report was; ordered to be received on Monday. • . • The House also went into a Committee On the Bill for purchasing Buildings in Palace-yard, and the Bill was; ordered ,to be read a third time on Monday. The Irish Loan 13111 was reported, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. The Harbour of Howth (near Dublin) Bill was • Icported, and ordered ta he read a third time. The 8,000,0001. Loan Bill, the 3,500,0001. Ex- . chequer Bills Bill, and the 1,500,0001. 'Exchequer Bills Bill, were read a third tirne and passed. The Smuggling Prevention •8111 was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time. The Distillery Bill was reported, and ordered to be ;tad a third time on Monday. After some other routine business, the House adjourned. From the LONDON G Er E, June 29, 1805. Igte-Offire, ;fund. 29, 1805,. tcrntribilan lit air North Hants Rtgiinent of Militia s signe44y dee Lw'd Lievirmint. bnmas Gardiner, Cent, to be Surgeon, Dated June 25, otri c . ja i n t , morrab, Gent, to be Asutatpt-Surgeon and Enmgo. Dated as above. Coministiedg in Tire Royal South Lincoln Militia, signa 4y ile /,' , d Liekhnadi. Oorles l'arker, Cant. tO be Lieutenant. Dated June to, tomaviaiwri hir toe North Reston Volunteer infantry, ,signed • hj the lord Lieuirkani. Ch•irles Parr, Ce:it, to be Lieutenant, Dated June Robert Noble, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. • Conm:r4isn in Ike Royal North I.incelf shire Militia, agned b o y tie 1.44,1 Lirtri,nont. lobri Sinclair,. Cent. tO Oa Lieutenurit. Dated tune` 17, dos. ,Cafrilii.4i2/t4 fentd & de I.oel tdeotneyt of the Co4oo of t I iitt,p;-,hire, .9, 4 4/6 Fat! elantt Yt.oNitt , " Condry. Thomas Thttitciliwlq'to Ebtl. to hz I.leuterunt-Colanel, vice the Itoiwurabk lleory Hood, lesigneal. 1)40 June . . - Ad( , : ICloriceiter't Nolu,Kresi Ranalien. Adjouitt Do t(4O , to tit , Stem Captain. • Dtted May to, sacs. PP R . and 111i1lirook pallallen. I.)euremtnt Martin to be C.iptalo t vice Compton, promoted. D.itc.i I Mit 24, acts. Ent:4m Scant to bo Lieutenant, vice Mattl.l„ prorrinte3. I)atcti as above. • Lower, Gem to be Lnbikin, vice UAW, promoted. Dated as above. Cinormisikor 3ight,l4s). tory Lord Lieuitnant of tht County IV Kent. ifrordivie Panqt,..wrs. Inl , u` triage, Cent, 0 Lie SUrgeOll,CC Slatter, one Y, te.s. Twilo - hip. Wells Ire,twarers.' Thotnal Still, Geo!. to he Scow(' Lieutenant, Dated June tg, Edward limit, Gent. .to be Ditto. D4wd as ab,;vey • Chohreinerib and Feelscro Priuntart• t~rllrew ron:;,, Gent. to he,bec;ctut Lieutetwnt. Dated June tg.,.s. Cwitgriq. 141ureer Rip Corps, 1(41 ) 1 , 1 tit to be ,St , corid Lieutenant, vice Stac' ,, t)"p ect;s*sed.. brim! as above. BANKT,UPTCY SUPERS EDE!). Cki ;Irk; I. l .lZCOrith. Lite ef Ittrrniniiialp, now or Coles. 11;14 ,W.4Torickshire, chemist. gri of Tenhill-street, Westminoter, kuteltlr, Jo , • itOy 6, 13, 4ou AuguA to, ~t ten, at Guildhall, , .4 1 1'0111q, Mr , L. Al.lhotk.street, WeStillitlStOr, 1, , ,m3u,01Y1C, at LCILOter, hosier, to surrender July 18, 4 Ifive, 0), .1 ten, .wd August la, alive, at the Blue Bell ne-gurv, Leicemer. Attor4iies,„ Messrs. and Pito.atitdor, New Inn Landon • or Mr 'Hobert 4:,“.fito ; Vor 4 bc'"h mi4AkY. of Leta:, Yorksblre, dealer, to surrender it'lV 2 * 4 . sod August leo at ten, at Guildhall , London . . A 1,4 0 , 4*Y. Mr. iktrY Waftnoolt. 1.11 Miciar , -lotrat, of Vol ton, La' cash' k n eater iply of und A t * lv , 1 4 1 ' eeper. to sun. ri. A„ornies ° r Vt ' irrt st 14 ' 4" ekven ' at the thricn or a loltn.street, bed. • , C. Ilviton, Bolton. s , :artn, of Richtnanti, Vfirkslitro, iron:founder, tp f Lily tz, anti Atigattt 10, At I w Attt rn.es MeSbIS. intet,: t o n at the An ild Wa ke, ; Mr. V. ,ht.oi, breville , s , trctt, iito a n n ..G %a aidtt e i, Londott. A no t it t 1)a A:spn, of Sr. Church-yard, f.oliciars ' potter , ,to Airieilder z, at Mb, 53, awl A u t gust AttOrt• 4vt.'" at <,;uit A ttotnies, Meut.rs. Ate tesu tt unit riiorgart, SIJO I I ti 4 e I at Whitechureh, llampshire; IlnenAraper, to alma itter July 5, t 3, at eleven, and, August Is ' at ten, at London, ,Attorney, Mr. ohrt l'ullerr," lure. &Mot. , • Clrarkii Whipperman, or Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex' VietttZlikr, to titt rrnth July 6, 13„ . and August za, at ten, al GI, idhail. Attorin, tvir, klarrtsan, Burr-street, Lower East Seentlificid, tom Broad, of Ville-atilett, Lambeth, Surrey, timber-dealer, ' surrender July h, r 3, mid Aystat to, at ti,lll, at Guiles. hot], 1.011d444 Attorney, hit, We J, crooks; .Detuultreet, Soho. • fiontJ, Jennings and Viekenson jenninfp, of Spalding,' Li n,• co IN - 11,11., hatee,ers and co.partners, tu attrrender Lulls , 6 , na A , ti fiAbi .xO, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, it:tiding. Atturinvs_, Thom4s Foster, tipolding or Mom. flat. , yey Alt i rtryAtlt i Lincomfs.lrin, Lontioa. ••• yo , tet Wa s or LintrOt,strper, it:thnol.Green, 0041.„ to surrender July 5, is, arid Atttust to,. at tleYt4l, Clail"l4 4l L Attor y r iNir. Strati*, Shrctlitch. - Matthew D'a7le, or 0r 3 1 4, 11-1211., Covet.t-C.r:lrn, se x, caventer, to surrc.ral , r July 2, r 3, anti August "to, lit ten, at Gundhall, Atturnt-y, Mr. Hughes, Crosb-coutt, Urury-tane. • • Harry Elderron, now or late of Brittol, money-scrivener, to surender !Ws/ 2. t 3, and Augu-,1 to, at ten, at Callahan, London. Attorney, Mr. I.obins, ILatlett-bunclinO, Hol. burn. ..I,IVIDEYDS ' July ;o. jamee Monteith awl lames Stiveita, of Grace clun'ch-strecto LCIIIIOII, AS arid ,o-parthters, at at G,tuitilhall. August a. Adam Scott, of Workington,Cumberland, mercer, at twelve, at the King's Arms, Whitehaven. • - • Italy ao. John Sawyer, of Tentarden, Kent, grazier, at twelve, at-Guildhall, London. ly :8. Henri , FulcheT, of Shoe-lane, London, victualler, _at ten, at Glnlttltall. July 22: Cuthbert hietcaliso, of Kighley, 'Yorkshire, money. scrivener and'cottun-manufactuter,at twelve, at the Devo nshire Arms, Kighley. July rg. Peter Hunter orntirham, moneY-serivener, at ten,' at the house of Step hen Horner, Innkeeper, Durham. !Illy 23. Robert ‘Vallts, of King-fartlet, Luimon, wholesale linen-draper s , at ten, at Guildhall. . August t. 'oho Phillips, of lto4i, Hereford, ionholder, tit ten, at the King's Ificad Inn, Ross. july.2o. James Ogden, late of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lanett. shire, cotton-spinner, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Deans. gate, Manchester. July as. Benjamin James, of Northampton, boot.maker, at eleven, at the Rani Inn, Northampton. July ao. font) Nesbitt, Edward Stewart, and John Nesbitt • the younger, of Aldermanbury, London, merehants and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 2e. Edward Thornton, of Stroud, Gloucestershire, ape.: theeary, •at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud. CERTIFICATES. July 20. Robert . Morris, now or late of Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-manu'.-lurer. William Hancox the younger, of Pen, Staffordshire, sheep and pig dealer. Charles Larkin, of Rochester,.Kent; cOachmaster. Matthias Foy, nt . Wappitig;vvall, Middlesex, butcher. John Franch Burke, late of Cannon-street, Loudon, ship. owner. John Mints, of girkburton, Wiltshire, clothier. fohnliurlingham, of Old l3uckenham, Norfolk, Thomas True, of' Stamford, Lincolnshire, draper and haber dasher. Matthias Pearce, of Little Elbow.lane, London, . cheese- rrtonger. Georgefranck , of Mackmari-street, Southwark, Surrey,wine and brandy,tnerchanr. John Wheatley, of Mark-lane, London, corn. faaor. MAILS, AR R VI 1) 2 112rilburi,1 1 , I Cottrnbttrrh, x Lisbon. . u ilamuurEll, Gottenburgh. PRICE ()I: STOCKS THus DAM. AT TWILVF. O ' CLOCK. Cons: . 591 I lted. Min. 58 Ornniulll - 3 THE SUN. SOLIM Qtrss DtclrKZ VALOUM AULfriCi ? L . 6 N D o I\T, MONDAY, JULY 1, 18Wi Wr, • are at length enabled to lay before our Readers authentic information respeeling the Com bined French and Spanish Squadrons.—The intelli. : gence was brought by the Triton, Captain MAR.. SITAI4. She arrived at. Liverpool on Saturday from St. Lucie, which place she left on the 15th May. The Official Notification of the intelligence is as follows " St. Lucie, May 14. " Information was received front Capt. Monies, commanding at the Diamond Rod:, that a French force, consisting of tC> Sail (,)f the Line, six Frigates, and three Brigs, had that day passed the Rock, and gone into Fort Royal, Martinique." On the 2 tst of May the Triton vas Warded by a Boat from 1113 Majesty's Ship Goelau, Capt. ASCOtiOli ) off Cape Santana, St. Domingo, which informed him of the arrival of the above Fleet at Martinique, with which information he immediate ly proceeded to Jamaica, to give the information to the Admiral. On Motiday the MI June was spoke by His Majesty's Frigate Mercury, in lat. 40. 6 t. N.10ng.48. bound from Jamaica for England. The Triton called at 'Turk's Island on the 24th of May, to fill up her water, and Was informed that the Jamaica Fleet had passed Pape Nicola Mole about a week before. The Cruse Sloop of War; and a 44, armed en flute, are captured by the French Fleet. We are happy to fun' that our conjeauro of the French Fleet having been destined to' take pos -3CSSiOII of thiCepe of Good Hope, and afterwards to proceed to the East Inclics„, is unfounded,' becaUse we think the injury they might have clone us in that quarter> 'would be more serious and mina:. neat in its consequences than*any they Can en in the West Indies. With re , :ptel to Jamaica, we have no ,ppreltenstons whatever icir its safety t intloed we do not even believe that the Enemy will ventur to make an attack upon it. The Island is in the best possible state 41 deii.nce, the Garrison and the Mili tia are numerous, and in high health and spirits besides„ and Admiral DAFRrs is cruizing in the neighbourhood with aFieet of ten Sail of the Line a Force with which we arl confident the Combined r Fleet, notwithstanding their s - uperiority of nittn: hers ) WOlad not clin`se to •Irtz:ird an Enptgernent, `I hi operations of the Enemy will be confined to au.l attack upon Antigua and Dominica, or eise.they land the whole of the kind Forces at ;'t, Doming and make anothercleWrateattempt to recover that valuable island. We are happy - to be , able to add, ylion the Zest authority, thatoLortr NP.sow haS 'Sailed to thi! West Indica, and that his Fleet is to rendezvenS 'llarhadoes itt ca! , ,e. of accidental gparation, It is true that the Combined Fleet had the start of him by , ttett. a nenth; bit oil the ,okr band it is to 14; obseried, that the French tfro i l' e F o v dta ;la they were 'onboard of Line of Battle Spps and Ftigates, would 'not be in .4' cpufi4iot) to proceed upon ot , fensive operations Irooledi 3l e l Y out their arrival. iri the Wot -':;trat they may do able mischief' we not deny ; but when we can- Sider the 4 , exy respeaable Nerd Force we had in the West. Indies .on their arrival, ;we enter tain the most sangitine hopes to the contrary. Lord NiLsoN has, Nve have fro doubt, arrived long before this time at Barbadoes, and by ft jun6tion with Ad-, miral DACRES, would have a Fleet of twenty-one Sail of the Line under his command. With such a Foice, under such a Commander, we may look for the most glorious msult. The Jamaica Fleet had '.eleared the Windward Passage, and was supposed to be out of all danger from the Enemy. Admiral Co RNWALLI s has sailed from Lynkington, in the Ranger Sloop, to resume the Command of the Channel Fleet. Two Hamburgh Mails arrived yesterday, which, however, add little of importance to the intelligence we had already received. It is repeated in a Letter from Genoa, that the Combined Fleets,of the Ene my had landed a part of their Troops at the Canary Islands which we now know to be false. By ac counts from Constantinople we learn, that the Let ter of BONA.PARTE has at length been deliVercd to the GRAND SEIGNIOR, but not in that form which was so insolently demanded by the French En voy. The malignant hatred of the Corsican has pin -sued the unfortunate French Emigrants to Ham-- burgh, the departure of all of whom from that City has been peremptorily insisted on by the French Mi nister there, under penalty of being seized and sent to France to suffer set cre punishment. THE .Diana Packet, Capt. ST. AVEYI4,' arrived at Falmouth on Thursday last, in eight days from Lis bon. A Portuguese Frigate from the Mediterranean had arrived at Lisbon, , which left their Squadron in the Bay of Algiers; threatening it' with a blockade, if 'not a bombardment. The report is renewed., at, Lisbon, that the Court of Madrid makes serious obje&iun to the occupancy of Louisiana by such near and powerful neighbours as the United States; ail.l nothing but the influence of France; which it is hoped will find sonic node of compromising this matter, can ,prevent a rupture between the United States and Spain.—Span .11s. drawn such copious supplies of corn from the Greek. Islands and other parts of the Mediterranean, that the price of grain_ has considerabiy lowered ; they have also the pros pea of an abundant harvest. In Portvgal also the weather has been unusually favourable, and 'a plena tiful harvest is consequently expeaed ; except in the Province of Alemtejo, where a scarcity of corn was felt for sowing, owing to the inroad made in that quarter.by the Spanish Troops, towards the close of the late War. IT cipeaecl that the. House of Com Mons will get through all lho.business before them by Friday next, and dud Parliament will be prorogued on Wednesday or Thursday se'nnight, 'at farthest. On Friday morning, at half-past g o'clock, the RovAL FAMILY left Windsor for the seat. of the Earl of Ess E X, in liertfbrdshire, where they arrived about p.,; o'clock. The Earl and Couptess, accompanied by the DIJIfE of CA:vmtiooz, were in waiting to re ceive TiIEIR MAJESTIES. Just as,, the ROYAL FAMILY were leaving their carriages, a inost tremendous storm of rain, 'hail, thtnicler and lightning came on, and . which conti nuing during their stay, prevented 4 their ;riewingthat beautiful Park and Pleasure-grounds, as was intend ed; the ROYAL FAMILY allallSed theillsClVeS with in.: speaiu4 the elegant_house. Between , j and 3 o'clock the RoY4I, FAMILY sat doWn to a most sumptuous dinner. Numbers of perphns were attra&ed for miles round the country to bee the 13.0YAL FAMILY; the Village bell 3 rung, and all the bells in the Towns and Villages as they passed through likewike rang. They re turned to Windior about $ o'clock. 'Yesterday morning the DUKE Ot CAMBRIDOE, the Patgoissas MARY and .A.NIELiA, attended hy,Gene tals Frrzaoy 'and GAIITI`f, and •Colonel Dasnaow, walled to St. ,George's Chapel, and heard an expel lent 'Scinion by 'the Dean of Wmosoit, frotti the eth chap. of Qalatiani, and 9th verse. M • HIS .OnSTY's non-attendance at Divine Worf ship is supposed to he (ming to the bad state of his 9yes, nn which account Ilis .1.4.145ry is obliged to wear a green shade. SaturdaY . the Dunn of yon arrived at Windsor,. and after transieting bOsiness' With lirq IVLAJESTY, set off for Outlands` at halfimst four: - • Yesterday mornint Ptpr set off for Windsor, Nyberg he was to have an audience; by previous ap pointment, with' th K e . urG. • • last niglit at:half ,test nine o'clock, a fire was dis covered in the Blue Store , -rootts, in the Royal Arse nal,: 'Wool wich:-) 7 :The danger VI spreading farther t;eteml ;tbotit five' thii inprniug.--,Great apprelien f.4qnS were entertained that the Magazine would ex-r plode,• ;Ind learf_inctuced many to. leave the town. The loss is very great.-:-It is supposed to have been Set on fire wiltmliy, and three peroons ar4itkustocly INirt,—LastSaturdaymorrittig - a duel was fought between. I.,icutenant-Colonel and Mart. til The prties'inet at 7 o'clock in the Morn in Paddington Fields. It 'was agree by the nic that they should fire together at the distatle of, t'.2 tages. pa the 444 l:ieing given Major M. tired, on Which Lieutenant,Colonel B. Uncharged his 'pistol in :IT air- The Seconds then interfered; and tli atl- tATM4 I6 :( I . ' • • • • KoTzeut.T has been arrested in Ihtly, It Is . I.lp- Fost...d by the 'order of BD NAP it E, in conse4uence of free4onlicif his : remarks upon the present state 91 'nit:lce:- ' ; ! .. • NztV AL NEWS. Pais, di Pi,yllouTti, JUNE 2,. anti .--The • 100 guns, arrived here on T hursday evening', anchored in (`awsand Bay,. Where she remains'ita jilt); the arrival of Admiral Connw,4t.ts, hourlyexiieated here from London, to h o i s t his Fig on board her, and resume his station as Command a in Chief of the Channel fleet in the room of Ad* miral Lord GARDNER. Sailed the-Ruby, of 6 4 guns, to joln the Channel ! Fleet ; and the, ilaive Frigate for the Downs, foil' whence, it is stated, she will saiiWith a Conroy 14 the East Indies. • Arrived La leWie Nanine, laden With w heat, 6:C• :captured M her passage from Nantes to ilochefortbY the Nile Armed Lugger. The Commissioners o f the %%lawllingllo:u4 bill returned from C . making'a survey a t Falm o uth, for 3 prayer place for S t orehouses at that Port, ID ° ll t 3i salted provisions and biscuit for flis Majogty'aShiPi that arrive there: they ar e slow inspe&ing the Vic'. tualling-office here, the Slaughter-housei at Der i Point, and the Brew-houses at South DOVVII) A which arc full of Stores, and in the highest old. POKTSMOVTII, JUNE 30. vi e)" Arr i ve d YeSter'lt! 4 4. 110 Frigate, just launche d at Bursledon, alid into Harbour to be Coppered and fitted; P'"* ,„ ~,,4 0 Bomb, Capt. LILLICRAY, With a Convoy fra il v ' l „ i • DOWIIS3 .tuno, NORTIIOVER, from London; Pl't Ittli, VINE , ' from London; beth, HAMMOND, from Dintzie; Mary a nd 1:1°' from Sunderland. . . Arrived this day the Dart Sloop of *WM Ca( BROWNItIGG, with C1)11VOy frosty the 109 1 .iv ng ' r hi Sailed the Fame, NEWTON, for Weymou th ; Pir ' • eta" sey, Co jest, for Bristol; Petrus, OALL, to , tiana i Pacific, WlLxiNsox, Nary, POO 30 °'' Dido, TAYLOR, and .Concord, WAILL, for SO laud; and Burntliorn, DIXON, for NOWC3stie' ~..i tl i • i The -rouge Genete is brought in here, macti,,..... hides, tallow, 43ce. by the Pluto Sloop of.War,"'ir an ' a Magnet, aioto JANVIIIi N. The 4 7 11alabar, Capt. llsLt, . takes C° lllq 11) ill West Indies. herst trrdili to The e ten i d 13 141. 1 MAJESTY u lik iVl J n E s:r l'D v at V E s t N ofi ) f rt: l:b i lincl io (ic :;; DANBY takes the conirnand of the Garrison 41 absence. Du CO The Hon. Gen. Law;ox and the n m" - o i l' eili GORDON arrived here yesterday', ' l % * 1- /1 " - ;sock-yard. ............ Dove, JuNt.3o.L—dirrived the Ilrig 11 ' s4 : 4 al of Ni e uport, laden with coffee, s uggi St ' c ' I , ,at ek to Antwerp, taken off Ostend by .thy On' . where she was in the ati of sect/101g a lo t ' 14 1 T ve h ssels, who I arVtilla come down fron the Haight') ''';',oll` could discover our Fleet lying; off iwul°o4l - 4 about 25 Sail, keeping watch upon the EP' . 6 3/ ' O'" _ °re appeared' to be 'es.cral large nritV, 4,..:,, ,Gun-boats, Sze.. but I run 4aid they will agt 17 .0 were just corning out of ths 1 4;11 7) sure to come ear out- 4f they do, there is rlot til li ' l eo , doubt but our Ships will give a good acatat °i ... , ct , The East Kent.Militiornarch from lience to '" tio row morning; on their route to Favr,;netil bui East York Militia, who are now upon thc' ' 4. 4 will take their place in the Casde. TM . Pc9 l , 0 and Hereford Militias march in 'here to-rnOn'a% die..Chide' Barracks, upon the ~ b o re P. , ' . r t Will work upon the Fortifications now ere 6 to , 0 , , western Heights, and which arc now 41 a cor warCi state. ....-- 'l3O , Inatortalia r(43 f ''`le U° 14eight31 "' iti Dp,AL, _JUNE 29. --Sailed !'lei. Bev°3o:"let°l.it6Qau:evvi"tihi;jeg'a'icinnrdeietu!SetiVeligGattjt:::irtliglso' °l4l"'slgcChruSPlPP_ '' Calypso, and /ger(' looPvsept War, Volcano and Doastation BOW, all 04 g—til" Ships a to l'or War and Otm-lirigs, oil C* wi; Dart Sloop of War inoatb, , v p oi Came clown from Sherness the , Aroribig Defence. Ship. • . Alritn;:tvc3dofr.—‘)lllSaialeetrui thil:liethebetFrirlighlos:ol°P) °f " -ri..6'‘Sr'liztc °lt the French Coast, several Gun -brigs, Se . OF O Remain in the Awes iiislltlajesty's shift, hist, with several G un brio pod Fire-co':, 0 Arrived yesterday the MAI filcisille .4,.00rti, and Ar°rfoM Armed .SKIP' with sefer3 1 "` ' from Leith': , JusA v,....„00 s Thttri;illjivoctitirs:i p rriI A MPTON, .Ipili a tine Frigate, of 44 Ors) ‘‘'° so 00 at, Mr. PAA,ONeS Yard, lit iltaled°-1` 0,,0 chri6tened by Sir .liasar 3 Sio)SAY i.iQill4sl 4 3 ii# l 1:4 in a very easy style. She has I, varvivogott. and it beilt on the do Inoclel as the i'' Iga oioo The launch wait at brall tile oilic at 9! the Wintry aroond. 04 friP" 8/lEFRgfss, Jetris 30, *--!Ount, (low° , p oill . tra River to 'the Note the Druid, of 2 0 15 : etit,co, . 1 .-B , V , Bitpxo, ana filooliricblenJer' ttie 146 with imPreised 'Alen and Volutiteers I°f 4nd sailei ap.O.' .4