The Sun. — London, England, 1803-07-25 00:00:00

KENT. AT a GRNF.R A L., MEETING of .the LIET.L TF.NANTCY and NI AG ISTRA.TES of the COUIsI., 'TY of KENT, halloo ar tit! George Inn, atSittingbourne, ~ on Tuesday, lul y 19. iBO3, pursuant to Adjournment from the qeuer..o Meeting there holden on the all rest, PitlifitliT, ' The KjAht MIL Earl rif Romney, Lord Lieutenant The Right Hon. Ear{ C , llltiVll . - • The Right Hon. Call iii' Darnley The Right Hon. Lord Vim:omit 'Marsham The Right tfon. Lord Sondvs . . Hon, and Rev. I:l:..utt Nlarshirm . - . ; ... Sir Etlwaid arrin'gi bet. ' Henry Hawley, Esq. Slr Edward lc natchbull, Mitt. Richard Mines, Esq. Sir John Gregory Shay/. liart. Robert Cobb, Esq. ", • sir ffpnry t taendon, Barr.. ...Gorge Finch klatton; LSI; Sir Brook Win. Bridges, Darr. George Gtinningi Eul• Sir Henry I lawley i Bart. Thou - f.'s Papillon, Lul. . Sir Samuel Charrittets S. E.. Sawbridge, Esq. ' Sir Samuel Auchinuty. N. R. Take, Esq. ~ . Lieutenant-Central liarrisl Ceonte Smit h`, ESq. Edward Shove, Esq. T. W. Pay ler, Esq. rysoi liiinthairt, C.q. • G., T. fl•tfle,y Foot:, Esq.., ritilastrking, Esq. .. Ceorge Sett, Fay. • , Vitt. Alex. IVlor4od, Esq. Rtii. ftibert Foote . . ja,oes Wildman, Esq. • .:. ..),W11). o ,, horne, - Esq. Richard Tyldeit, Esq. Thomas I..tuir l od6es, Esq, I rath.is %Vadmait, Esq. Ed ward . Hussey,' Esq. Rev, I. C. Beckingliam ' Million Larnhard; Esq. Wm. klougham,. Esq. . - ',. Rttv. Matirice - LGycl ()shorne Tylden, Esq. ThOluas ,itider, Fsq. rrev. Thomas Cobb I..ciki: Cage, Esq, Oh n Garrett, Esq. Rev. Teter Rash Leigh looms Godtrey, Etq. lames MgoypennY, Egq• Itobert Ni i iscail, t; f ,q, ~. , lanes Chillredi , Esq. • Edward Austen; 1... q. . ' W. F. W,„ Grltigatc. L5a.1...-: tenj, Cobb, Elig. ' ' ' ~ } lettry Drelf, Esq. olio Miner leet.7'.ri EA.. , ~ .. Rev. L . ...... Firvdses /I. aril Taylor, Esq. . Edward Hussey, Jun. Esq. . Tholn4s Garrett, F,sq. - .... C;arter.,l Sir,DaVidlhtnctar, It .11. Com'rnander et' the Southern Distri,..l.,—Cpl, Campbell, Assistant Adjutant-Gene/O. ' Rit,harri Brown, Carl. ltepury CoinrnissAry,Gysteral Sti . s CilAreo or tic southi,ro i,, ~,,t. : . vrd.:is Ma t ket t, Gay. Central C , ,mtniitlry. '-•• , ..,, 'hire I),,,, e 4i tigs ~t i l ic f,, n n er Mcctills; were read, a„,ld it ' appeared to sins Nleerioi , ,, that iii the Resolution re;pecling the prize, to be paid to it , yrs tor inking bread of Comm,;•,- 6,ariat, Flour, the Word " exclialivo" W 43, through tnistalsa, intrVa.teed ir4tea4l Of the v.uni " incitiSiVe." , Thc' Lord Lieutenant iq,uted, that he had reetivoit His .M,liesty's applobati , !ri of trio, arpoilitittent of Earl Camden, the Eel of 11.,11114iy, Lord Scott es, ..rid Sit E4WArd &With. blii, to be the I.iaiitenaiitz; a DiVif,ionr..' Mr. Seudattiore, tile Clerk of tto.; Meeting, prochiced, the 'lt eturoh rnati.to bin{ ft,nISVIII . ,3I SithdlYisionO,' of lilt.' Sche ' doles issued hy,oider ro rho torinct Meeting,. witk? AbstraCts of such Returns, and a Oeheisl Abstract, chewing: at . one Vk'W t h e Slill4llV . Viictil ithitrAtiii.. . . Itc44lvtil, That the Returns made to tit , .i Meeting are most satislataory, teal cvinci; On: 40 1 ,nii(11,:ti:intinatio11 ‘ll . ,tlV: 11 n. aythitants oi Kent. to r...l,oi:rtitemst,lve.. nistrinnailfal to the itentral dztenee of the. Cc....!-,try in ca ,, e of I itvaiion. That vai.!la nutiviclual of . tt,.ii illeetit4; pledges iiiitv.ielf to Wit:E . -G . oog C , 4.eltiriii trp.vArds the nrotectian of his Country, sitd assureN Inmielf the he may ialoitt;ly rely upon the same PilriotiL , ' ,1, : 1 ).'y ir , to ev,:ey. NI All of Kent. , . The C I, rui, pi ouaceil Leveial I•othdivisioti Permits of Inspec tors or i 1 uoili :J.. ami SopoOltekirisorts 01' I'd risheb. ite4hivtd, Tnat I.l'. 1-9'.41 Liontett int i,,,requesterl totrans. slit toe names or sur)i tospettor3 ;Md :it.lll4:6,lte,i)flArli4,to Elie Secretriry of State, I.,i' Ili i Nitsjesty'll approbathan. Resolved, 'I hat the. Cletk nt tins tldeettng do:immediately write to the Clerks of thitte Subdivisions, front whence the . lUtortis of Seholules and .In,,,peaul 4lid Superintendants 3r,-,. incomplete, desiring that the same may be returned to lint iVrAtc.t, on or twiny: ThArsilay, ntxt., lt,: l ni'ved, ".'hat tin: t or 4 Vuoitenaut is requested in traria , - mit, for ilia Nia,j;g.t) ...) .. ii in , l'• L., toii,thi! liail)ci 1,1,1 eat: In ,pec. (Ma 4114 SitpeFinttnaillwitint, yet raliriaut, tn. fuon as i nt toms shall flave Itecit rek.eived by the C ier of this Meeting,. • Mr: liii•tiieY navirri4 ellith ,,, :il a oesire tint p,i ft4,UIIW. the Command of the Con 0 nt (;uldtt‘, proposed at the last Meet ' big, conceiving, that be elillit be more serviceable to htl, Cowl:, try in the situation , of I tn,pectur,, to .which,itc has neen air. yOinten, .., Resolved, 'rite the Lord Leuteriant is requested to'recom. mend to flit Majesty, lohn 1 1 11.111.131,.i.f Swifts, Esq..as'Clp. rnit, and Thomas Brett, ui Spriug. Grove,, tail. 33 'tirst Lie , ttenatit ol that Corp,;. , . • • Reholved, 't 'oat titt 1 - ,, , i ,,1f.s of this. Mettinia riteghten to thu toll Lieutenant lii ii, Cunnod iii. th e ,Chair. R . ,..,, , 1ved, That th.: Tll,uilt; ''l 1 1, it , hicttiOg'..t': .1:1v :,11 to PC;leta,lSir Ditvikt 00:,.: is, fur 1:i gturbilm4o 'hi., ii ite . . ('4,,, , „a.:1 J Ito !..,:;, : bv TRWISPORT Orr ICJ!, • 71ote 25, lEs3, CO 411 . 11 IS S ERS . 11r. ard.mtigl His filit:111SIP; TA,.4S3PORI. SEPP ICE, oiti 6 :Xtr the Cra) 4111 Cztit.4) , al Pr I I,l:,crt ;P:1 4 ", give Sotire,' 1241 utile be to 0 , 1 Tuesday rA.•vast, at :lo,iffoht+4 , ) 1 •Ideo, .• •at wily rIA Pei - .I , li MAY t'st 14.411;.•tig :r4214 • )4L!., ` ,: r: s •,' A Ji:;; la I l',tieb. 'iron tfy . ne‘t, ,314)114,4 Lin , • tieuttocr, .tt /tido 4o . rbe , PO RTSNIOU'III; pLy mo 11111 , S'FAI 4 I.ETON rtlt I NORNIN1+11..•14);;;s, a :// Far' !bee i • applyfor al thir Office, 1 , ) t : Ge ;44oni fa' I', ri:UVS IV. 1' M )Telirei 'W be yew! o;4' One , :'Cloehi on•l'u L 4"" 4 1 of froay, nor any nialced, unle.it :be Pa, /ler, or 4;(7 , :,t for them, • NA 1, R4ic,b ,fler ain,f /e tic,ofnl.anird tVilb , ffer t 7?) atbie , Ala I , e.ona boatmd the l'er 4on lewttrixg, is for tiom f.), she Inc per f w mantel,' raib (patrao. • . , • ItOYAL 1 : .%(:1 1 / 1 NGE STATE I.OI"rEPA' cal 410 E, No. 88, 4' 'met t Ow Ito -n1 Exellinge, Cort,htn, !me, 1,11, fumy% Ni l , acwt;i;olt ttic ,!, it the TICKL j's atgl VIA Itl'B tor the , 111, , et,i1.1 St.ttet I. , ,tterv,thAt the Sill a Sk:) , Wnth , !l";ll'"lct which thole “rO. oiiir Tin os ), ore low svtitill, on Om loWea RIMS, 0 fliers' the Country ptittette.ell)' arta Sth.tu.i At large. gratis. Ti lt; f o ll o wi n g Pr;ros h3vt.lately Inett' Sold amt . Shar:.ll by t4u ltokun► and t", 993 in - 4.1 1,199 in 3 , 4 s w hole Tick ; :t 2 ~,01D 42,7cti tlhares . 7,7 gs Ditto aat,o>o 9, Ai IT+ t ti iii tiil3l•CS - eta cv.so 19 qt . ..; Ditth . 44.0111 Whnte Tto.cet lo i no 17,0! s.II.IITA Za,l3s Hi !Awes 17,440 Mink: arm 11.134 Wiloin r rickm: 5,4,v , 44,676 Onto p• 2i,stti Olin) - s,cr..e) sa,bal in Shares it.„004 01114,i = .s.nor) 19;41 - WOO 43,97 4 410,1111111% cfoo 1 4.777 Whole Ticket' sotto * iteNitlett 'Why nt . g,s ip, And a C. 504. 0 „, 0 Al 0w1... tor PI rAi.% Aorat as dra - The utttsro , tiov, nt" tho eal>ll.ll and other prik es Nom ') by them in the hot Lottery, ht Its4l: FIRST IMPE Itl I. s'rATE LoTT Ip( fur 1863, Br ' Ow DrowingSeptcnibcr sth. TiCKETS (IT - Tickets are rutty ielting by r . 1111 ANSC() M ZITO CO. No. tI, Flolic ,zit, And N o , 37 , t, tarrtbilfi whrte the first' PriLe or ever s h oe d, fAtitt ill one I La. OMI [sight!,, utd Iwo SlXlck.lit { and 'Nittqg wli,ttltC foi, w i nx Lao " have been sold, Onto), ait,it te<iAtted, sh-mely, 4 of Z. 3ti,Ciao of" ,gesso 0 ' • 2 , 3,0 10 posu2 , nkewh;e the only r,te that ever Ewa ahaved ; $ 14,. ;: l e, r ent ,nani),:t of 54 •t, ,uosl.,t‘e. &c. anti by whom pl.o; SWOTS, &C. W 33, traflSMit.. tokl to Zito ft ht tinn. l.rnd has increased the profit to the Public uti Lot 4:11L0 that tiltlc. let a very git. 4 gr.ttis, evt-rs; patiridtr relative to thestretent Lot ,„ ). V.r,.,;scomb 40 Cu. 1 , 1-0. it, HO beim, Ac-,,t Net, r , „ f'or.0•011.• • t , res-:nt 4teryt h..ti two 241 01z,1;1 ) rizes,. t i g t op i s , 11,, ,, •ittL., of 3:l tin! C.I 10( CUCty ,„, o r , tv i tig , t,tile tnetv tl til r.vti hl.otks tu a rcize. .t 4 lowt-st trt,e,..st,t, atftt .i\l4r,ey wilt be ,palcl by C,tokrutitebt withhi two moorw, atter tbe• dr : iov toz - ; tliirts ',at. early ?urt;it..4o is tewAttitiebtled 11,y :the ab ove -pbotkits. IMPERIAL PARLI/IATENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, .SATUILDAY, JULY 23. TritSr.Ortrrmt' y at WAR, atteruted by several Mcmberi, brotight up from . the Commons the Ge. neral Pefence' Hill, which was laid upon the Table. The Billie before the House were forwarded in their respeCiive stages ; among these the Militia Aas amendment, the Church and Chapel Enthov ment, the Woollen Manufaffirers Suspension, and the Irish" Treasury MK, were read a third time . anti passed. ► TheCkrgy ge'sidene •Aa Amendment, and the, London Quota through Committees 9f the whoic [louse, ILord Hoemcr moved the 'first reading of the G6eral Defence Bill, which accordin l gly took place. 'The...Standing Orders, No. 26 and 155, which prohibit ,Bills fronl paosin thrOugh two or more certain stages in one day, Were, agreeably to the' requisite notice which had been given, taken into dithsideration, and the same were ordered to be SUS.. pended, in the instance of the General Defenceßill then pentlingin that House, Lord HOBART then rose to 'move the second reading of the Bill, against which proceeding lie was confident• that, as all their Lordship's were Pressed with the necessity for the Bill passing as speedily as' possible, and 'all agreed-as to its prits.. ciple, there would nut be one dissentient What he proposed was, after the Bill should he read iecond Aim:, that it be printed for 'the uie oft heir: Lordships, The prints, he had reason to think, would be ready at an early hour on Monday, 'and, in the course of that day, he should move [or the commitment Of the Bill ; he was aware that, possi_ bly, objedions might be offered to such a speedy committal of the Bill, but when the great import ance of . the measure, and the pre s sing neces si ty Which existed for carrying it speedily into erred, were considered, he hoped such objedion?, were any entertained, would not be persisted in. lie,. triad also to add, that the question for the House to go into a Committee orythe Bill, would' afford an oppor.. molly of: observing upoi iilt= principle, 'and any thing questionable as to , the details of the could 1- , e discussed in tin', CoMmittee, but, he re. peated his hope, that no ajettiOns:'Would b e mat h e to that proceeding. on the Bill on Monday. He then moved that the Bill he printed, The DUKE CcIMBERLAND expressed his conviaion o f the great magnitude and importanc e of the Bill, anti the necessity , of passing it as soon 49 possible : hoWeijer;:es: the Noble Lord said the prints would not he ready before I‘./fontlay, he would appeal , to the etrArtei„Of their Lordships,' if there would 11 - itilliCielot.,t,itne.• to : read and consider the Bill revi.ously toits.going into a Committee O n t h at day, He thought it . proper to make this observa„ ;loot,. at the saute tirt)e nothing could•be farther from his intention than to Malt . any delay with respea to time expeditious pas' a i n , ?; of t h e Bill. On the leestion.being put, The Duke of NORFOLK rose, not to oppose the Motion, but to offer a very few observations as to tv e sohje4t .01 the which he was the more in.. duced to take this opportunity of offering, 'as the probability wasOr'' should not Ise able to attend the Committee on Monday. lie cordially approved 'the principle of the Bill; and was thoroughly impressed With the necessity of it, speedily passing. Such indeed wan, he beije!td, the general sentilient. ns in those parts of the Country where he had been, the measure was spoken Of in terms of the highest ,Ipprobation,, mut the. People in gene ra l secured de_ sirous of contributing, by every mea ns in.their . power, to carrying it fully into diet, lie thought aliat among theit Lotdships t h ere .cou ld h e , difference of opinion ai to the principle cf the Bilk; yet in „committee some discu,sion might arise andiAmentiments proposed, with it view, questionably, to' give every' possible facility tfl the execution of the measure, The queition sS-as then put, and the Still ordered w printed fOr the use of their - Lordships. Lord lo xr then nidytti that . the Lords be smeoni;ned for Monday.Or t ietett, . After diseosing of snow:routine business their Lordship) adjourned till MOrith:icy;' MA I nut'. itinihurgh t &Rut\ in, r T H S N. 6 . 11.1im ullekke P4I.44iPA AuoiLat LUND° N,' 3L LY 25, tBo3. received this, tnorning the Paths Pater! to thC zzd inst. `rhcir contents are very uninterest. eng ;" the columns of the Moni/eur arellled with Addresses to the Fittyr CoN , o.t. and, Madame 110:44yAgTe.-----The Contribution' . ‘ for . building vzssels, for the invasioti.of England are going on with great rapidity ; but it must be observed, shaf, they are not ;Voluntary Contributions ; the Prefeels and Cornell of c.tch Department receive mders fr , oo tti furnish a certain sum ; the Prefeet and Coun cil of course inntnediately votq,,it ; and lay a tax upon the Inhabitants of tlls)cparrusent to-taise it. Thiti is e511 , ...d the vultintribitliringi . of the Pc — ople; and thiii it is; that the 'tench Government, eeps its promise otnot laying 00 any additianal Taxes to carry on the War, Lt is said Agit Generals M AurcckVA v, arni Si. It 14UIt It R I . 314 LiF Env gu, arc to tkuntnand agiittst England: die, twi) former tire as Koll:flyntin*for their rapacity and ferocity as they ar , .. for .their t4lent3. Letters fropiNatie, stte, tit4t the I:~>hiisj t Fleet u:der Lord NELSON is . eruizing in the Mc liter. r.in:an, and that it is in contemithtion to fir .out an Expedition tram Malta for the purpose of tak ing possession .01 Alexandria. The French Funds continue to rise they arc 53. to. A liivnburgh Afail arrived yes:er,day, frOm.wliich we have elitraded the most important articl, .~~ . WE lay before',.our . Read'ira which will be . read with meat interest. It Was vakuely stated some time. pgw i t4t BONAPA.IiTi had' had' the • ,ri-y • insolence "to Ooposp to the Members-of _the wilco. innate Ifous;,94.l3outteom to . renounce their right • to the Throne of. France, for whidi he offered them a compensation. This demand was ...rdje4ted.With the dignified moderation, hut at the same • time noble firmness, which charaaerize clue great ness, though thrown, by adver`ie fortune into the shade of obscurity.. The French :Princes hats e thought it proper to publish these -.Mcniter:l . l; :they cannot fail to excite equal synvthy 0- Miratioll. The proud Despot, trembling on„ his Usurped Throne, must : appear td , the -thehn and contemptible, when 'compared :Ott)the ami,~ 1c Prince, whom misfortune Inn so severely } erseCtlte:l~ but canticle subdue to an,a4 of such Injupice,and Dis.• honour as that. proposed. by the•Corsiciati-Tyrant.' This morning arrived a Mail from Jamai c a, brought. to Fahnouth thCSisencer dap, Saturday Morning early,the DUKE pl' Iroix at. rivet at Windsor, and had a consultation with Ills MAJESTY on military arrangements; Soon after breakfast Hts MAJESIY took an airing on hors back in the Grcat Park, :10 viewed the (arms. — HER MAJR.tiTY and the PRINCESS ELIZAIIiTH took an airinitleil 4 toglllo(C. , • • The Pfilii:esSeti'MJCllSTA. and AMELIA, attended by. Ladies RAtiNC.Tmoltiti Sunt,EY, took an aiOng,in a phaeton through:thtt , Plantitions, and by Virginia Water, In' the'evening theltoYAL FAMILY Walked on the Terrace, attended by a great number of the , • • It r i.sterday morning theßovA FAMfilr, attended the Earl and Countess RAntvilit, ,Lord and Lady . Sir nt, y, lord'. and Lady ti rtilvs;' . Gen - t6l CA It TAV I GILT, an& ticut;Col..l) tin iii)vosiYivalked to St. George's Chapt:l, here:mt tiocellent Scrim% was preached by the Rev. Mr; Cst nr,ltNEss, from' the 4th chapter, of riOd ..clie r t th verso, " 1 have learned in '.whatsoe,ver state 1. ants-thert,' with to be' cowent." On Sattm . taY the Rev. sOr, as in the rOom of. I)r. Fr'stt eft ; anti yesterday h e one of the Prebends . ..of St. M G r. e.o ll r t7 ,g s eC Y ll7lll,. in \ s \ t ' a i l t i , e d: - . 1. went through the customary foirn of te4d.ing; bell in. , . Yesterday, inofning' the Church Service was real, the Chaplain to the S i tal. " f7r t f i l s a lt I S : 7/I ° i n i t p i i a e , a cubnet' by l l e the:r trecs in the:lon g wa lk in"Wituls'n't s .Park, to the who le. of the iclitnent. Six months Half-pay to RedUced . OtLers 'will begin haying*, on the tat of A.ngust. We "tear:that the cites of fil e S,, cre!or i cs d i St a tc, lire War Office, the l'Ay and :,otn? have „ tt.iecirinati("nt locrithotly CiettHelv'e in a Military Corift, fOr the aefeilee of lbe'Meiro: att a of the Country. It is said tliat it will he ulnimande t i by Lord. liottAwr„ and that Lord HAvnt es pv :lt y ‘,.111 be second itr crarnuttn(!. The: . Lotto Wistt - otta of the .Cinque. Ports has, within thi , , i;ty nr two, presented to ih A. ratty ut ~ft r .. f r im holebody of t , l give, their vet coital services to the coun try in any inanncr that may be d and to equip thirty, oatc, riy 2.11011 - Oli i:•arron :Lod 4,wei,cy, cat y ing 6 ditto. milither.of,tntri who a/ohm,: !tco.th" . " ,hundred, Iti, the. AisoCiat n itoquising in the, Palish of St; G t , .., rge , I l to , vei.sqii3re,. for the command of Lord wy Np aiwFe an hundred acid kwcoty pet... Sot-0 eionne,l them:Ayes Op Thursday. liatuttlay night's Qizette contains. loyal anti pa_ rriotitr Addresses to lity NIA 4,Es:ry , fyotti the Cities Of 4.ith, Chester, Coventry, New Sow') ; theCoun . .. ties of Stafr,rcl, Sontet set, Inverness, Ross, and Forfar, and the Towns of Leed s , Newark...l3l)olK,, Trent, Beverley', D ,, thy,'lpswi c h, Bradford, Bam ktitple, Tiverton, I loniton, H ort i ngt bm, County Meeti ng at the AssiieifoiNort . moon was particularly welfitetendeii by alrotst ati the Noblemen and Gt ntlemen of distinAion bdong.. ing,to,the County. An Address to ibis MAJESTY was un.lnirnouAy voted, :and ortlefed . to:be pre . served by t h e !Egli Sheriff. : 1 / 4 . hi , Gazette ut Saturday contains a PtOil:ifl)dt kirk ) offering a full pardon to all persoo who may ,11Ave. been gu:lty t f struggling, or otT.mces gerteraVy against the C us t o m s o r Excise. Revenues, and whi. ma y have absec)ntiCki in consequence of Prosecittfqq, or may be suilreling under Cor,Vidicitis',.judgipentA,t, Executions, or o , ftlawries (everting perpns'. Charged with wilful , murder), who may Sutrendei, themselves to the Comptr , lier of the Cu,ttinis,a t any Punt before the ist o f Svpternher, argil enter int o , bond,' with one aprruve,l iallety r not.: to leave the Kingdom without His Majesty's permission, or not again - to engage in illegal .pranices.` , - 71.3hiEnwasure professes have in view the. attainment of ;be services of per,,t 4 t et i ne#t reimisti nee d, at t h e present important COilu,n Jr was feivirtLcop l attirday tho.„.the French in consequence Of .of at Ihrhadoes, view . to the 40 nCelitrili ion tlieir Forces atMa;tinhatie,-withdrawn their Gar. . r i sons ' from T o bago and St. Lucia, in which Islands i t i s add le d -thee British Hag is again . • So r i. nam,' Detnlrara, Berhicet LN9tlibi) are like. wise t al/71 to have been otettpiettbj, a Detach ment o f . our Troops, and it few . rstTiat Vesfels of War fl'oeil 11. , 6'w Tuesa4y lagt c i t ed at Ayton, Essexa eel' . 1 ' • iiitY 4arket NA YAL Frf:m the LONDONGAZETTE, gulp 23, 1803. Admiralty-01Hr, 747 :3, IScs. • Copy,of a Later firg . thf Right Han. Lord Ke ith, A--.8. Adnu . ra. of the Brue, &c. to Sir Ava 4 Nepe.zri, Bart. dated at tire 9re, the.zath indtalt. I enclose, for their Lordsfiips' irifotmation, a Letter which I haw. received from Capt;itty'OrWis, of llis NtajesiN,l, Ship thc.Constance, menti o ni n g the captur e of a si n a ll freildt Privateer, 'and hafe the Ilonoui:to be, &c. My Long, . 1 . KEITH. Coortanrr, Yarmouth, yidly J 6. . On my return to-Varrnoutli . tlie 13th instant, ofFthat place, I fell in. with, and,. after thaw hours ehace,:r.aptured thif french Lugger `Privateer Le Furet, of Boulogne, N. 1- filouttier, blaster, of two shrivels, small- arrna,‘aistf,thirtY four men ; sir .weeki old, the second thy of her behl4.94t from -Puttirk - . ,and'had taken nothing. , I have the Honour to be t &c. : • A. J. GRIF,FITHS. Rlgbt Ilmo:u•able Lord Fab t • - Vic, PLY4NPUTH, JULY 23.—Arrived Le Dela Ageta Frenc44lrig,.:Capt. A. MANURILLON, laden with co4'ee,isotton, ',Sze. from Martinique," captured by l^lislVlajetti's- Ship Thun th re r ; also the Pruisinn S')ip .ttar44 , . and rainy', Capt. A. BOOAR, laden With mots - And wheat.from Riga bound - to .Ferrol, detined-ftrflis -IVtajetty's Ship 'Plantagenet. 4riiy,ed.the Musa r Frigate from a Cruize. ' I :"PORYSMOUTI4, JULY 24.—Arrived on Friday the . American Ship 'Fame, MissLootr master, from 'Bourthnux to - London, with wine' Wand brandy.''. She cleared Out for St. 'Petersburgh. We , learn by this Vessel, that the iphabitants 01 , 4ourdc.4ux and vicinity, partake freely of the sentiments 4)1 the First Consul respeCiing the In t vasion. 'Hie spirit of Privateering is becoming very' extensive there 'and the Bellota of 3 0 guns, which was so succe ss ful aga i nst our *ra d : . last war, he says, is manned with Englishmer?,,EllirelYs except the Captain, who' is an Irishinan.,!. . Last night arrived the Danish ship . j ' laden With wine, &c. from Havre, detained by the Immortalite, Hydra, Sulphur, ana Bl4odhound.' Thursday last these ships stood close into Havre, ,•,- filed at - the gurf.boats in the harbour,,,and compell» • ed them to retreat eloie,to' the. shore ; several khellg, were thr;)ki/n frtim . theS'ri/jshur. into the Town, with. 7 • Very v Meg c e • -lIAR T C jtlLy 24. .—Thel' ccisßoyal Packet,: 1 - )EAwr, arrived yostertlay; morning from . o,')treilburg, with a Mail . ; -anti last night an Extri. e,cket boiled fur 'conoingeri, with a Mail and Pasf o;toii . Paeket, Cape:'Osuo!tN , :Ir.!, rived tnqrnir.g fritat Tonniorn ; -the Mail and N-i4erigers were landed . at Winterton, on the Nor, Ifolk'Coast. ' - 13). Wtutral:Vessel arrived from Holland, eve! earn that the greatist part of the French Arrhy y , t.tve marched out. of that Country. , 4 0.P.1.L. JULY 2.1. --SaiiCa Bis Majesty's Shike Reit/ ge r, to 1 1, c N„,i; o varti ; the ./17;Nerv4 (a Swede). ror 11c.)ytde,:nx. ; ,and Auserigan Ships C/e4atrai Ad;ve, aca . I:rzne, fotAmexica. Arrived the I"..htt;ioltittots Stott the Note, and A cher Gun-Nig, from a Cruise Offthe .boast of Fxance; • ,),11 I.lst Fri,lay viglit being very clear, a largeFre:ich Enertmpoldnt could be pl:fiflly seen from hence, On the Dawns, betweco Boulogne and Calais. • Diipatcheli Were vestertlayrneive!lirotriAdmir;ll CORN wALI,II, informing Govt!rnintfnt that six sail of Ftenoll line of liatte ship.; have rmiv.!.(l fr?l7l , Blest 'Harbour into the Outer Road, and • ral- Frigati,s awl* Gutl-bov.s are assembling in the same place, Advice 'was yesterday received at The East-10(4 Hotise, of the s,cle arrival dale (a conntry ship) at Portsmouth: 'Site Wati by a'Priyateer froM St. Helena, the master of which is3ti receive Six hondt-edguirieaS for .the coot o' • On Siturdsy , the. St. Alba rts, of 64, gullFt, he itellphitrite s . 44, guns, were ordered into enrninis. slum at. Chathail.' • 'Phi cotortiand of them is given.' to.captain TLMPLE an Captain HoTtro:m. • . rends oPrife Admiralty'haVe been pleased to , . appoint tiruttnsnt •ST r Pitrbi'LlDDLE the Coro • nutria of. he lived Oak Prison Ship, at . Porrsniouth. ;,I , lls tilajesryl4 SrOt» . Charwell, Captain , Du. L 61 .t.coototQ,. last. wee's , shuck Qn a rock near Quoin sesr. After throwing 14 (out of 1 0) o f . h e r guns overboarQ, grid alt her poWder, shot, provision*, stores &.F. she got off, and "is . gone into Plymouth to,itat, :11714 0 foil)iv,ing Promotions have taken place in the Royal Marine Corps.; To be'. Caprains- - irjosrrit 11 , 11c,N.4.N M Ay, arta WILLIAM Captain:Liztitenants—C: No i 3 .91,Azs, E. L, fioaNar, J. N. D'EsTEttit'' Wsiayss, G.YAlteet. G. Tortes, F. G. Ciottosits.. W. '.1.4.11DEN. ~-,.A-Luter from New, York, dated the 2 ttlt June, say.sr- , Capt..Ct. i vatc, of the' Martin, arrived' lierc Yester4ay from England. 'O6 the, 31st- iVlay, in L ir ' ,39.. t r. long.. - 64. he saw eight large Vesselsoor posed to be slops of W.;r, standing to the 'FAA ward. Oo the d a y follow ing,:.littlirnke four Frerieli 74 gun - Ships from C a p e Fianf uis 'for Fratt.c. The Jfiker who b 9. anted the Martin, inforineA -Captain CL4Ric that they. were going home in en"'"l"ence m of ord ers ' fro the Chid - Consul. He expeted 111 'L E Waf bad CollialCllCed, 'and was very.p.trtictn.lr in liW iniuiries on the subjetli 4