The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-22 00:00:00

41 0 . •or i d pPf 3 , ll 1 1,19 (,() ) unci, opt f' lbe Or r the 'fill Pro t t d k e 11 ' 1 1 4 ,1 i u I b e llt sr( o i4 ;lA tif ttr )err' i, tot+ 4 tri ej- I it eo e ca te ti, bl f 1 P J or, e Z 111) ltt 4 ' 61" 00 5 : 1"'' ' t e ~r o fre t ' i;' ,l e Of a to " 1 ,4 ate I" L. yo , t o- .c if. fe' l Ito P:f f PV; sC`i , tii" da~ S S'e ' ' ro" 1; 0 d ictoi 1 11. I . CS tt 6- 41! •••• 45 . 0 6 1 . • . ij s a k ltl , P l a't of their ete*S.' tiettt.-C:olong lior.(1611- o'il "1 ' ',.11' theodieers, volunteers ; L„; 1 , e . 1 6t, the Oil the south coast,snPP9rtn and seamen ei t h e sii.iii atmed vessels of the. fleet. 11trka st,ra it te'stance, the enemy fell baCk.. - Fredesy rili ' n t i Was sumITICHTed. Oil the refusal of the - Com liti:„l,l"' ..1-111ior Kletker threatened the fortress 9 ' -..111,i041 of ~,,iiii-boats, and two bomb ves -tis, ~. watch k e , - ,- . • i till the even ing ; 4 her a , I t 1 1P a fire upon t. 04,,,eannoniatle of an hour and a half, the f re ... - t(1, `,, rlt lth, and a battery on Kragero, surren d e r - b a ll '.'aPtain Elfwing, of the fleet, threw the firs: ei.. i .. l4 te ' the tedoubt, in which were found tie ‘ ei l , ..I)°,ltiders. % The battery on Kragero was a P r ed bY Lieutenant Ufner, of the fleet, 4 i°4llnanderl the line of chasseurs on shore. 6,0 1 , " 1 t'd there three pieces of cannon, and in at , ; Places %l ees a great quantity of . aniiiiitnitima i ..n itt,tr, e"etli• Lieutenant -Colonel Baron • . Cei ., rts-. stlttio,weas detached to summon the tottress bf k re- . I tilik:',,i'l ; but the Commandant refusing to stu i tit! pi ' '',14.10r Trolle's division of bomb- ve , se s kv,,,llnniits opened a firt• upon the . fortress. ti•qvi,' P t tteatition was taken- not to injure till li llit ° tit the strong current making it imi1 . : , ... l'lta, th e of the bombs with precision, some t L koch l e town, but fortunately without do in g .b 4141I l t t i i 4 ge• The hunch -vesssels of Frederick -1,4' •(1 i ; Inan killed and 7 wounded. !4 1 , - the fo urt h . of August, his Royal r( ipii - breinoved his head-tplarrers to West l'l's t . tlePorts being received that an en.e frorcoree of . or 6(1 6 0 mill was approaching 4" (`retie ir)llaktSiCalil: ti;, reti c ,.. , . General who b . lock -4'441e: i t i epaired to B l e ti r s , Royal Highness min a t i e .s - N to: view the Genera l 's , t ,.%kk ,)ahtl reconnoitre the the place. General 'e -I.4tiolis :vectied orders, supported by _ some h.lit; , . , I gaii ht :),' Gener a l Boyes. division, to advaitee,/,44t1t, -I,lle,enemy, and . drive him back to Rack ?tun" -113 Mornin g General Vegesack was in , .phnf Kjol and Gliimsol• ,N-ti;!,(:olllManclant of Frederickstadt desiring De-alliate, Admiral Puke, with his Majesty's . :of th ri", sent Colonel Kleist, Flag.. Captain ,14tei,ii,e,et, and C 11, I Skioldetrand, to settle t74:lCO3tiiZ., Whi ° el ( )l7eing concluded between „' lii e l y, 11,Iloners and the Commandant, Lt. )- At -,- - w ere rati fi ed by his Majesty. tri re 'ittk i , I n the evening Swedish troops entered . - -n t h, -..iadt H u rl v - . ' , stein, The garrison, t ' l lit of i - "°'" was !.. it made 1. i.,,, ,, ‘ 4000 or 2000 men,. d, wh„, vtir,, l , ot I t e e ' i : tA ° I : r i l l g to tl_iwieah:r.- fal l s ' e hey were delutie notions, gave them- l'it ) l k r - . 'Ault lawfu l King ; they . have re- I a1e5,,,(•,1): ,,, ( •,1): .„ ,:n'ssion to return to ' their io .. - Ns ''''' nr can't n aid iroyisions for six t4ll ' w4sf(111 1 I • ' °— '. .1 Frederickshall tl le 44 ''tis tl " " 1 the to' tress. n and is 'l' l4 ' of p le Viss , ge over the Glomnie : eying Issi 1144 •''ll.lstiania—the Swedish flag is . .1 ty ° ,,, b eßi t a ii iv i A t 'lt instead of th at, the Swedish an:. as a ,' 'I of h uags are w be planted there, 'th tr t- , e h binn of the two nations. Ili- f . t ' 4 ‘r tt t „'"s to the other parts in tile possession tl, e ' i ', tiii i , l l l `. the iiiiia.b.l.aiits uneco..ivoe.alsly and ' 4 r,. 11 , 1 : 1 1) e , J ;,Y • 1 t C.e arrival of the swede , t '''" l t - "Idt th e union with Sweden will pu ' ./ th e q tj 4 11, 11 . ong sufferings. . of i\l'eN,lllkied persona, enemies to the repose 4 4,, -)l 4 av I ,' bad spread the report that the people 11,,., : 't (4 4 tlated t h e s we d es ; but since the en st,:lliil ; Nl ' army into Norway, every day Lo is 1111,it'llioa, el),%ated proofs of the falsehood of t his ,. 111, 1 44 114, 1 '4'ne ‘a , e(tisli soldier, naturally bra ve thii,' l i t ,.:' lives w i t h t h e N o , tve i ian pec . san r tli ,1 18 al , l i a i %Ivitli his brethren. They visit us iuon ,14„,''til a ~,,f-' friends. •sOnr troops bivouac am id st , kq'etty ~.'` tint peaeable peasant, wMx sees 1., , is 1i4 14 1v1 es pect e d and with Joygratitune (i ed ut fi e, t '- . 1 ( v t hat his happiness coincides with 1 1 ...r ) ,:t. i 1 0 .1,, li kii el ,.! 4 Aa s i o l ,7 t h ° have. endeavoured ro i , rrita , te ro ti i, ... - ... i ttfi ck tihiti v , . the Swedes, arc deserviago...- Q tp,,,,,. tlit:4,-,eni• Desetonted from one c"'ln''*' Rl' 'tot - '3've(ies and Norwegians wiir:form tie ' 117 'ird i q "1 4 )e the i ' 4'lll ` )ti t one family, and shame ande , i.-', ''t" `"(liqpiir 1 , • . 41 ' . ' t ' "it of those who - tread uirdlon , -toot • - --( II . a lie rights, and the most sacred , J . eStaf443 iIZUr • 5.) 0 ... ii'th 111 " 1 1 , 4 ''All '''' i rrance, I Ham , fir f tle net, 2.Cluttenburgh, . 1 1 1 IVaterfocd. %.4411114,11. rn6ty alld jerseY, ' 2 I)" II -1 h I water .Alld , G tt , . 1 Hamburg t ). . u enJui gu, I b --,-.......eh..---- ii:: ttN, I,II4PRICE OF' ST G cii.S eK. et,bti.tt-tit. i j , (l. Gr ji ' l : 4 YAT T ?. 41, 1.55. iGs, pr. (tlitt. ()11s.'fici I) l i;. i ;Crleq. IS: .:S, I .5. r. 411 L 41• Nii.t r's 'il oiriiii in, 1- dis' 66a.. '44/1. 1Y441411);.i95i . con 4o i s fur Accoutlt, .. ... i , t• EYTON, Muck-Bralier, 1 ~.%, : ,,,,, kit 4,1, 1 No. 18, Cove,t.l)-:...t.t._ . , No. 2, .C: t o . rnil/9,,,. ,I q .l '"t i'":ti 4L,4"1:.r01,, ,?;,•e price Of Brown or Nll.7coticaddioni.S, ugri; vilt, ii, i s ols.izt .ipcntv.:.-21,tirle its the wt j t ti ot. ' . ll W. '''N ~,,AT,Ett ~, --......„,„........_ I'iti4„,44 Z.0N1,30N uitIDGE' l'O-ATO , It.R_ L O cr q _. t.i.,ft.r . i Evening, 41 runiutcs af 7 '''........,...._ 4A_ _ 4 , L i , •P. N N , , 4‘, 1 , I,IC Xit F. FA Lit , NI A 1.1 nrA T Atov LONDON, 4 uG Us 7' 22, Isl 4. tl, - It j 44 41 .441. i fruit' (' 4 11 e tt le 1, l"t tenburgb, ()I the 9th August, fr q 'e Swett "411 of the hist hostile Qperatiwis ' 1 , 41- th ai," a gain- x that 1 - , - , ti . st •-•iryvay. Jr appears, ers , ' cat Jul'\ti, '441 , Yto the 4th August, the in'- t:,, e Si.,. Ptl'"e'l on • livisibin ~,„ lila . 11 1 two great (.. ll't',4tl4 NtNcrzehing northward, mulct- the ,„ (i ' o oo f the k ' h°l-11 Stronistadt tip i n il , , 14 4. II agerrack ; and the secoll'i, of 4(,llL.tik side: 114 r General EssEN' On the 1, 414. 'fi ll'e' °I.1""Ike I'ener, and about 60 miles ge r . la L o .„ . th , th e - "'y, in the direction of Krings -4'41 Lilti„l,,,,tl hire been completely l' 4'4l' ii)ler I site flitti ' t folt . 1 Kt` k een 1 1 .i .1 the it"- -re i :3-1 J s an t , an. I lta i ' 3 et' p 114). 44 ,i r"tericcsradt, which ope i Os .c9tlktunds the fr,,nticr strehit tai. 1 the 64410130. One Enrilte , l cannon, ;il-4 A rzttr. rison of froth fifteen hundred to tWio'thonsand 111C11 ; were here Surrendered, and the Skvedes ad vanced upon Rakestadt. On the. right;. -Gent Fa! Esso4 was also advancing ; but the lqiniVtgia.ry::,, availing themselves of the finely defenSiVe nature of the country, had repulSed two attacks, and de; stroyed about 300 of their adversaries. The Swedes represent the penl►!e.as entirely friendly to . thern, and assert, that they have re leased the prisoners they had taken, alter unde ceiving them as to the nature of the contest. . The French Papers, .of which we made a brief abstract on Saturday, and'another arrival of one day's later date, furnish a considerable quantity of matter for our preceding columns. The chief part of their contents relate to the ConstitUtional forms established by the King for the summon. ink;, meeting, intercourse, conduct, adjonrontent, er dissolution, &c. of his - Parliament. It will be seen, that with the difference as to originating laws, they essentially and in spirit respuble the practice in Britain. The French Police is _also, it would seem, newly organized. Instead of the universal 'and sweepinr tyranny exercised by that Body under BLONAPARTE, it is to be sub-divided into three parts, enjoying limited powers consistent with the freedom of the subjeCt, There is a curious article, from Augsburgh, whioli ascribes the censures of the English Newspapers upon the Government of FLapi- WAND the V.lltli to the influence of the . Duke of WELLINGTON. We can assure our Continental Renders, that so far from there being any founda tion for this suspicion, its bare expression will be laughed at in this couniry, as a gross and %no absurdity. In a preceding column will be found a letter from 13rusbels of the 16th, the substance of which we extracted on Saturday. We _now give it at length being still the latest news from that quarter. We regret to find, that the paragraph which appeareci TiiE SUN of last Friday, mentioning the .leficiency of au eminent Merchant in his ()inium Account 'at the Stock Exchange, has, either front being too unguardedly %vorded, or in accurately copied into other Papers, been con strued into, a meaning very different from what we intended, and given pain to oersons of whom it was impossible we could speak but with appro bation and respect. —The individual in question, we have ascertained by refereoce• to aut'ientic documents, has not, : since 1811, been connected with the and re-peetable Firm in tvhich his ne ir relatives ale the principals—neithe r , we have the hest reasons for believing,. has he, since that period, - been e% en in sueli habits of intercourse with t!e other members of Lis family as usually subsists mot% men so allied by blood. In our we made use of the word " were Vio most respectable of our London Mer eiiauts,- as applied, to the friends of this Gentle m ..vhirh hein!_; liable to be inisinider \ stood, we take this oppOrtunity 01 (mid of calin g noon our Coweinporaries •. , ho may have fallen into the saine error. to ) that we by no ineaus intended, or in justice and truth timid intend, to convey au idea that their respectability hint it all ceased to e\ist, or was in any vrty-al leered by this faihire of it branch of th e i r family. entirely unconnected with them .commercial - pursuits. The QUEEN and some of the PanCtcEssEs are expected in town to-day. Sattaday, Mr. WILLIAMS, the King's Messen eel., was sent off with despatches abroad, by Dover. Yesterday dispatches were reeehed from Ad miral Sir Ricumin KEATES, on the Newtoudlant station Burl BATHURST is resovereil from his slight in disposition, and transact&cl business al his Officq oil Saturday. A mail arrived from Lisbon on Saturday. The letters contain. nothing of interest. Letters received oniSaturdav from Hamburgh, mention the advance of the Russian troops across the Eider, and then• occupation of GluCkstadt, which had been previously evac►(ated by the Danes. - Preliminary measures arc, it is said; in pro• cess at Rome, by order of the POPE, for cationit lug Louis XVI. ••• The King of '§iclLY opened the Parliament at Palermo on the 18th ult. in a speech from tl►e Throne, in which his Malestv declared hii deter mination to support the Cbnstit►ttion as formed on the model of that of England. There was, at the Sitting of the French Depu ties on the lOth, a debate on an interesting sub ject,..namely, on a motion•for an Address to his Majesty, prayin,, ,, the re•ctsahlishtnent of certain institutions for the gratuitous instructions of the orphan daughters of Members of the Legion of Honour. The proposition was referred to the Bureau, or Committee, appointed for the arrange men: of such matters. The sick of the British army in the South of Fraw:c, that were lodged at St. Jean de Luz, anti other derot hospitals, arrived at PortSmouth on Thu-stay, in transports, from St. Se;iostian, under convoy of the Baioerer, Captain C. WAnnti. They amount to 81.u:in 800, and arc generally in - a con.' ~ :tiescent state; though the chief patt of them have suffered OA; amputation either of ~t) arm or a leg—some ut ioth legs. A numher.of transport's. arrived at Passages ten days since ; to receive on board the remaining part of the sth division of . of the army, for England. i . , 7 . 1 1 . V A t ''N Fitii 8 , AUG. 21 ..: . -:Arrive:ts his MaiesfV's ships blenheini, Otter; Eilfearwater, a titi.AlVilabar, with titvetal merchanttrien tinder coil oy7, (mill the Me:- tlitert;;unean the whole are under ofiaratifine.—: Atrived the Olympia miter ft-ora the Fjague. Came down from the. /liver, anti 4;aile-d; . the Ben- Ott Merchant, itoss, for. Lutia ; Gcntral LitCwart; Reinu,, for ditto ;AtIas,.BRAZIGL; for i. Rernktin tiffs Moesty'K 5 . 111ps and a fleet Of ti'ans ports, waiting for Otders. as before. Arrives the Louisa, NA , :•iins, Fimery, Venus, and Mary tram frimo l'ortsfwatth.. --Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, A:J(4. 1 the Foxhound sloop of war. on a crtrize ; Blot hotind gun-brig. forSurinaw.--Wind , the Doke oricenit par'Ket fir Surinam ; Chichester picket- tor the Mediterranelo.—Wiod N. , PORTnMO,UtfI,.AUG: 21.----ArriVed Several ves sels from the Downs ; Bastard Sloopof . %var from the. West Indies, last from ti .e Bristol chaiTtl ; Alisletoe . schnoaer ttrrint North -Ylroionth. the Silrightly cutter for Weymouth; Banteter sloop of war on a crnize. A fleet is 'coming in from the Westward, presumed ,to be from 9ne b-ee —Wind N. W. DOVER,' AUG. 21.--tTbe following tr a nsp o rts have this afternoon sailed from - hence to - the Downs :—Mary.Attn, 3G9 ; Ceres,' 398 ; James, 17; Union, D. S.; Susanna, A. M. ; Venus, F. B. ; Lioness, E. A ; .Harriet, E.D. ; lti?ver, G. L. ; Success, B. 0. ; Hope, G. 'E. ; Hope, E. 0. ; North Ash, C. 13. ; Europe, E. R.; Free Briton, W. T. ; Jenny, F. N. ; Mary, U. RAMSGATF., AUG. 20. —Arrived , the Oliver, CUNNINGHA\I ; Venus, FOSTER ; Mary: HARVEY; Anson, Dtxts:; and Regent, l'AvLon, from Lon don, for troops --Wind N. N.W. !!301. , TuAmPTott. AUG. `1 ) 0.--F.'our French Wessels arrived this afternoon with cargoes of cows and sheep —Yesterday and to-diy.a pally of the 36th yet.; ment pased through this town. A party (f . the Royal Artillery ariived here on iklondo:r their route to Guernsey ; the same day the 66r regiment als6 arrived on 'their way to Bath. AUG. 17 —On Monday last, Fiehl-Mar -sha) Lord BERRESFORD, the liero of Albufern) ar rived here, for the purpose of taking his passaga. •out-to Lisbon, in.that fitie frigate the President, 'Calif DUFF;. but the President, a fast sailer, hav ing been ordered out in pursuit of :•irt Ar'rer,can privateer, (as noticed in (ler last letter) , his Lord, ship necessarily waits her r2intrn.—Uis Majesty's , ship Imogene, Capt. GlLzroaa, sAiled yesterday w th a fleet for the G;lromie, &c. We have at pre sent ao ship of war here, ex , ept the Brisk, which has the convoy signal for the ;Vest Inches, and is issuing instructions to the several vessels as they arrive. A `,J El: I CAN , PluvATrEß.—The follOring timer . was yesterday received by Sir A. Pciutax,..eresi, dent. of the Chamber of Commerce. PA LTIMOZIF.,'AitA":te 4, In 4. S:a.,- - -As President of the Chamber of Commerce, we beg leave to inform you, that on the evening of Friday, the 10th, is large vessel, laden with ‘qn.ire het, was set Are 1, - an American seliooliei- privateer, about 30 miles 1. W. of this harlioar, and %eus yesterday towel into a creek in the iPlann of Sherhu, vie.ir this; a number of fishing oonts—on hear ing of whin we immefately repaired to the place, and as .KLtAistrates of the Comity ' took possessi on o f th e vesse l f rom a great numbcr_of people, for the owners, and brortg:it her in here; she continued on fire until four o clock this morning, when we succeeded in getting it under. The vessel is hurht dawn to the water's edge, and the balk mr4stlycoasumed. We cannot find any thing that would lead to a discotery of what she was, but believe 11,n - to be a brig of about 400 tow; bur then. „By information we received from a pilot who spoke thse privateer, we are sorry to inform you teat she committed many more depredations on our trade', having taken anti • burned many of our vessels on this coast. We have the - hunonr to be, Sir, Your most obedient servants, JOHN FREKE, MICHAEL O'DitISCOLL. t45tA ta tAfstftet: - ~I~L-+~i.r~ , . . , the i'llrii743 CliAitLivi-rr., It 1ig4 . 11, erfiltice to he io,tizi - ipAcil: - Thiy: L•liottiag ii ' p tblin'it 1 al the Cer:ifir* giti:ts in o Oa: PitiNeilitirtfilisi eioilt six iri:.:o:s fi , 4o. 'u bet ,ktiysil 11igti.it31 Sitiiic;at Atte! aatii r.- . . . " L..t:RT'FICArt: . .• • . 46 -ter Royal ti . iv , .11e . ia...• i, C2l/ttlit'itir of Vt * A:...Z4 beit4% % st.!ii not , 114....,ct,.et flee t: oil 11:e CuA pli.iot i.i.bc. ;:,,t: knee, otd !,...v. h... 41 Iliettit,•,.', gene. r .1 tiemtit lviox L. 7•01-6 t ierettfly 6.)tr t .:a , rt (1:64e re ..,itioiend :t rein!. :o•C• no tl:•• 1e.1:..it , t ' fi , r tv"(i '"• ttli ee ittOritilfi tilli it.itUtll:!, $1.:4 the it: , •:61.4i most Elite,, t... restore 1....i' Leourtit liettltfi f ntio to CO'. •-'.• 1 Omit 1! . • of th e ltietti :Ili-et:L:l. "M. Mt.: i.'.,- ... . eitly (t, iiiii id.til.Nf, '..1..... f ,' , .r.. " ItOlihit. 1.4.r....vrF.," Ix,Triinsdß; iho. 91 iday morning nor Royal High IiCSN PrinCe3;i tHARL , TTE of ttrAtirtg tame froni,Cranhburn !ii tile , IIAV, and din. d tv;th and the Viit;icEsEs. dii:aer her t;t.u.-it Highness.. t.cotnpanied t'te QuEttS to .Frgz ir more to tea ; wier which tht.y retthned to-,-thet, Uistle, and 'it ten o'clock Pr 11cESS c11AR1, 1 4437114... rdtarned to Cranhourn Lodge. Yesterday niorn ing het. AbsEsTY and the Princesses ELIZA. BETH and MARY rode in a coach and, fOur by Langley Park, Btc. Princess AUGUSTA rtt .e on - corseback in the Nrk. In t: e e.e ng the QUEEN had a select party in the Casa,. This morning the Royal Family, attended DR die Ser. vice in Cie private .(.;:.apel in the Castle. BEIM-11'0N, AUG. 20.—Prince .FaettlClC of ORANGE and the 13i!.hop of EXETER ate visit to the E4rl ttf CiticttEsma. Yesterday his Royal Highness anti his Niible !lost drove front Stanntore, to pay their respects at the Pavilion ; and this day the Bisshop cainc to Br ghton 1W the Same purpose. The PRINCE REGENT toi.l: an airing on horseback this morndtg. fits it .y 4 fligliAss rode I.lpNortii-stet et, ovei• the Din to the Devil'S Dyke, and returned again to ti.e Pafil on soon alter five o'cio k, to dress tor din- -„, ner, for. ivbith .Sixteen rovers were laid, after W,:14l be n contert. IL, Royai High , ness was attended by nine or ten Noblettien ant; Gel t tletned, besides his usual suite, Cienerni AN),'S' inspected the horses of tile 19th and 18 h this - morning at the Barracks,, an.Lseiected nose which are to. be.sold, in coneeqiience ut the re duction; EXECUTION. This morning John Mitchell, for forgery, ...rieltri Lye, John. fAela (alias Jonathan Wild), inone,e hreAking, illaioney, Francis S(ur z (es, atni John Asht6iit, l'iiilighway robberies, Nver , par. suattt, tqc,a)eir:isentenees, executed before the Debtor' Door,.Newgate. These unfortunate seer: were; — in the presence of au immense concourse of speetators, brought forward on the temporary scaffold at eight o'clock, and, after a short in' er val spent in prayer mit!, the Clergyainn, during ._ 1 yrnich they exhibited tymptoins" of pertect regig+ - nition to their lite, the Vgnal W,1% given;and were launehed' Ititd the liortief, :trttr being suspended ibe , ii-utid time, ‘.. F re cu t d own , and taken into tile; Mute yittd u Yr . ewgate.., to bt' delivered to their respective connexions for inter ment. MITCHELL THE MURDERER, &c. This man is confined with Hollings, the excise : man, who shot a' semant a few m ecks since, it: that part of Ncwgate denominatet! the Smugglers. seems indifferent to his situation, anl free• frOm that compunction of conscience which would haunt an ordinary mind. lie preset ee9 a sort of sullenness, -and converses but little art he eats. and drinks beartilv, Anil enters into the association,of .ether priviners; On Friday he w'as observeilWilfake his pipe in full enjoyment,whi!st some of the other TL - isoncrs were playing at ball. In addition to these two men c . risrgcti with mur der, another, of the name of De Silva, a Portu guese, was committed to Newgnte on •night. Lie was identified in the East Indies :a person of tire name of Davis, on bOard man, as a person who %,,is" concerned with others in Slabbing Li.; (D.vis's) brother, a waternmr„ between two and three years since, and for uhieli one man was executed. Tire prisoner has be;:il eight months in irons. Sir. Juror GORE. struck his flag at Portsmotith On Ti:ursdav night, and set off the next day for his seat, Sronrell Lodge, near Pewsev, Wilts. The Zealous, 74, is fitti4; out at Port smout h, . to ; be.. stationed at Orehe6, as a point of naval emmtatenication'he;ween that port and the Llkes of Canada. Two Lieutenants and seven Midship mengo out•it it) her, for 'he Like service. She has had her onarter-deck and fore-castle 7ntis taken out, is fitted with a spar-deck, and has a complement of .590 men.' Captain James All- , De ItSoN is appointed to command her, vice Ca pt. Boxes ; Lieutenant BORTH wICK: (First Lieute- Haut). is - invalided ; Lieutenant CLACM is sick at the hospital ; Mr:- Sissmoite has succeeded Mr. JOHN PEDLER as . Master ; and Mr. Joini .f3eowr is appointed Purser of her, vice Air. GEORGE THORN, who resigns. ,--, The America, 74, Sir JOSTAS Rowtrv, was ap- , • , .pointed to,sail froin Genoa on the Ist of August, THE Panxs.—The Pagoda, on the Bride - 0, still with the firillint,"74, (late Genoa), C, ; :pt STovr, remains an object of curiosity. It is now repair and a convoy of transports. The Diu •74,, ad ; brit one story only has been L ai e d to th e C , Tt. Usnak, is On her passage from Gihraltar, pare which remained aftrr the fire, consegetenfl:: with a co nvo y , an d th e S w il tsure, 7 4 ,.i s on her the structure is not a P ago d a o f r i te l o f t y sm ., : t passagefrom Malta.—Rear ;Admiral flot.t.c..vELL is. and it"%.:::ll,l•sthlowrtleyxcbeeprteionttio:fl.l:'l7(-, is however considered high enough, and is a pleas left in command of the ships remaining in he; Me ing object. The Temple has been &Apt of tip:! diterranean, which consist of the Malta, SO, fLag ship, Captain INGLEFIELD ; Aboukir, 74, Captain. tirely. The flags remained flying yestet day. .Ali N. ThomPsou ; Ricoh; 74, Captain . E. S. Drcte-' transparencies, Si;N Tremendous, 74, Captain ft. CAMPBELL i Edinburgh, 74, Captain MANLEY ; Undaunted, bthri l e(!' l g : t e ei : i e enr :‘ c, a bri s 'b'i t t i l.d( r il i : Ft qtai''netliXf}Zai s°aTtll'elrrss'.atirrotsitt'i7c"ii)itieig,-; Castor, Alcmene, &c. frigates'„ besides sloops. • 'Ch ape l yesterday,, tor the particulars of which dis- TheiEolux met the Ajax and Warspite going graceful scene we have not room. , t o Quebec, with troops from Bourdeaut : they ( i ons EXCHANGP;, AuG. ';.2.—We had a encet were.at.ancho r at (lick, waitin g ; fur a fair vrind to sa p i dy of .1t lipat for the season of the year from prOceed up, the river St. Lawrence.—The Dio- merle Kent, Essex, anti Suffolk, w w hich as fully eeimiL and Indi an , sa il e d from Quebec on t h e 18th, to th e dem an d ; the pr i ces were 3s. per qua r t er of .I,aly with a convoy f or H a li fax ; and the Cro- .lower than this day %seek, and a const-.: rtble eotiile,and Dauntless, to cruise on the coast of quantity lets on hand. Having a good Si) Labradore. , - 1 Earleyfrow Suffolk, it may h e cons id ered ls. lower. The Crescent, C a pt a i n Q U i LLIAM, arr i ve d on Fine Malt being in demand, supported its, p. pc. ' Satnrday after n o on f ront N ew f oun dl an d : s i te Boiling and Grey Pease were 2s. lower. "E'tA sa led from St. Joint's on the 31st ult. with a con- Beans have also declined from Is. to 2s, per guar vny sif,l3.yesse!s, which parted for the Western ter. Fine Oats supported their . price. In Flour ports: j the Challenger had arrived at St. John's, there was no alteration. trout Bourdeaux. 1 SMITHFiELD, AtiovsT 'lc —This day's Market h a d a goa d The Crews o f th e P ene l ope an d C e yl on troop.. supply ut erinie 13, asts, and the show of Cattle in g, iie,•al W,as ships have bee:i withdrawn from those ships. at ! cousi4 7 .lerable . ; E f _ye_ ii n , ...L a ., t o t i t a t , ,u t 7 , %%Li:: d a r t ! r d , t, . 1:01 3 11 .1 % 4 T ( 1 ) 1: t i t Quebee, and, with the cretv of the Leopard, lately ! %vrecked upon Atecosta, Inarched to iiitiston, to i i r ei s ( t . l ia : t'i lt ic a i n ." ` ii i v ' e s ii l . l : ll ' )es , : f t a i t' e ) i , s , 6 ( i P las it t "'„ 4 ,, a , l 7-„ il , e y l i i,"Yi l :.,,7 l 6 ,: t i join Si: . JAMES )(au, in price i Glover has Auk up in price. A complaint has been made at Marlhorougn- SiiCet Police Office, that a thren.terin A t::r had been - irnt Nlls' Miss MACEY, who gave evicieuee against AliipkellAt the Coroner's Inquest, 0., the Miss KAN, 1(1 IVIIO is the of the 4;hose house the horrid moruer took place-. •'Ol.l inves'tigation, heirever, the Inter w a F., f.und to he t-he romantic effusion of a frartie brain. Miss MACE 7, on being ittiormed of, that fact, was quite ,7atisticd. one