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From tLe LONDON GAZETTE, lan. 6, • If - Jr-Office, januay 6, 4th Reg, of Dragoon_ Guatth, EnsigtWilliam Drought, from the 68th Foot, tp.be cot:laity purchase, vice iiin-cort, promoted.' i7th 'Reg. of 1. g. ight Dragoons, Hospit4kMate Samuel Tilt to be AssiitOt-Stirgeon. igth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas W. Vaughan, from the nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice who exchanges. 4th Reg. of Foot, Ensign oa.avitis Tenble to be 'Acute - . extant, by purchase, vice SktittoiVe, wtn retires. 'Ensign J. ',Fletcher to .be Lieutenant, b. purchase, vice ,O'Gorman, %Vito retir4s. James C. Eigell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant Philip Bailey, frOft the rgth Light Dragoons, to-be Lieutenant, vice. Vatthan, who cx.. changes. 13th Ditto, Ensign John Custice, 'from tie 6oth Foot, to , be Ensign, by pnrc.ha,e, vice Blake, prNinoted. 37th Ditto ) Andrew Tilt, Gent. to be Exsign, by pur. chase, vice Bole, promoted. Assist.)ntSurgeon john V. Thompson, from the Prince of Waltit's,,wn Icnci bles, to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice \Veal4 promoted 41' the Atli Foot. Lieutenant - William Jones to be,Adjutant, vice ) ; ll'C'oornbe, sylio 6 . ith Ditto, Vieutcnajit'i, T. Parnet Bottesworth, from the ad. Dragoon: OIL:71•, fo be Captain, by Purchase ) , avice liroornwic)4o4 , lo .gth Ditto, josePli'Lieisliton, Gent, to be Ensign, by ufehase, rice-VI/it - 1g; pfornoted. 6:,tti Reg. of Foot, :LkiyaralLegi , !, E sit:to be Paymaster of the. id, Battalion. „, • ; 4th Ditto, Major , Ttifbeii Donald to he nit,.by putioliaso', , vke Allor-Ceneral Richardson, who retires. 1194iital-111ato RebertrDonWarth to be Assistant Surgeon, vice 161 ee . Sint Ditto, - Robert Paul, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur , Chase), vice Ilainilton,. promoted. . 934 , Ditto,'EnSign Co! ' clOugh, from the'6oth Foot, to be Lielitenant, by puidiasa.. • • West India Regiment, Ensignf Richard Stannarkfrom Ilie , oll West India, Regiment, to be, Lieutenint, by -,chase, vice. PoPpieWell, promoted. S'PA,FF CORPS. Vnstgtt John William Groortlbrid&c,to be Lieutenant, I,:nsign I;xact to.he Lion'linint. Simon liehl, (;cnt. to br,,E!liFit,yipe (;:tbornbridge. - liairilarni Le Alc , Airicr, - Crent. to boe Ensign, vice Read fry Co;-ps.0,filfi:rmen. - - John Robb Cent. to be Stugeolt. George Rowe, Cent. tube Asststant-S , .tr:-.;c - on. /Tent)* Mossiter, Gent, to be Assistant-Sorg on. ' tNVALIDS. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Tames Fahy to he Command- Prit of the Independent Companies of •Invalid 3 at Al derney, vice-Gordon. - BREVET, Colonel farnes Erskine ' of the rsth Light Dragoons, to be Aide-de-Camp to the King, vice Mantungharn, ap . pointed to the Ccroinand of the Itltle,Corps. yul Lamy:shire Volunteers, George Ackholni, Cent, to be Ensign, vice R. Cochrftne, pronr Dor;etchire gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaky; Thomas.Licrlock Bastard, Gent. to be , ortiet, vite .Port man, who reglgns. /Varthanipto'irs;Nre Gentlemen and Yrmanty Carv.ily). . _ Sri Edward Drycien,tart. to be Lieutenant in The. Tow, CCSter t roop, who resigns. - 129,a1 Aberdeen Pthinteers. , First Lieutenant Witlj rr..Gibbon to be C,,ptain. vice A. tibbon, deceised. lingh Cochran, Gent, to be Se .conti Lieutenant. BrecknockYoluntier b!fJniry. Bold to Oc4.,ieutenant, vice Wynter, who d i;attaliot of-the Rval Regimeut of Edil.;yrO roitigtors. 1.-ieutenatit AlexandqTpAair to, be Cptain, vice Ilatnilton, ^ yvitio resigns.. thsign "rohn . Dillon to Lc Lieutsl4m, vice Biala. F 4 1 441 )4 1 i(dimiecrr. I,4rutcriant,. lonia Dianem to he first Lieutenant, viue ullinid, Who resigns. • Cktprge Coll, Gent. to he Second - Licutenant, vice Duritan. Glamorgan Itangt?r. . . . . 3,lajor Calvert Richard lonek to.,be Lieuttnant.Colonel, vice Llewellyn, resios. C4ptain John Morris to be - Major, JAt Pattation'bf tht Montr,ce Valunectrs. Robert Walla'', Gent. - to be Sccorid Lieutcnant. R;Fg-riwo.,l (Vl.' Peorge Cent. to be Surgebn . ; vice Vahity, w 1 v) rrkigns, .s<:r.dati and Tydale Pvlrottqrs • - George Douglas, Cent. , to be Second-Lieutenpra. MEMORANnum.—'rhe Su'per . tesSion of Lieut. M'. earthy, of Colonci , li t egirnentvol - Fencible In. imitry, as, stated itr the Gazette of the ztl. ult. )11,,s not taken place, . , Canitnissions Martin's 'Volunteer Association, signecl lilt Majesty. I)amsi . riecesihkr Second Lieutenant jolts Suck to be First Licutenvt,. vice Booth, res.6neri. • • • .411‘"xander Mundell, Gent. to bz Second Lieutenant, vice Chalmers, resigned;.• '- Robert Randall, Gent , to be Second .Licutenant, vice Heck, promoted. • •., Silk, Gent, to N.; Adjutant. T E SU. N. s(3l-1-144'y".1'I.SUh kvtl4.etr LONDON; JANUARY E, AN event which musrfor some ntonths decide the fiite of the Continept, is of too great int., portxtice 'even to the 'inhabitants of 'this 151 and, pot toattr4a, ant attention, 'ajtbough not yet tnr, rished with Amy other authority on the stlbjea than thot of the Alwriteur, arAl of General DES- 00w,Ea. It is nor. yet our husinens to inquire into the caLISCS W i tliCll It the iloknx of Atm ilia to the 14itt:transati t io3 of which the Pari, rilieri have idlorin - ed it', 'nor to offcr an opi'- nion op its military and political condua.-- The . flistoriah herwevar,: we hoci a ge rt..) . 3 aii:}Vogy - ,,if 11dt:in' the fornier, 'at' least the latter respe6l, - bttween the eonduet of the _ Court of Vlenrfa in 1797. and in tilo i ; the French base aced in the ,same manner in both_ particu lars at each period, Molt E. 4.13 .3 like NA? /41 fourye,irs•aso, has now Jtad but one objea vie,,v; to which all others have been subordinate, that , of puf,hing 'his advantages -as far as..tLcy could be catt.ipi *t the. moment, without t!iinlcing of the clanger which they ir.ight in their :conte.: tiTience6 Noiluce—like tile Gault :titer, vyho.,corisi i ders only what he may, gain, wttimut 11111,1:Aug of what he may lose, and who plays deePer and d „ eeperin the copes tili his adversary may take fright before he does. To this extraordinary _ . plart of offensive operations, it was natural to op. pose, for sometime at least, a plan of prudent tem. porizing, and of wiselrealculated defence, such, in short, as thatwhieh the AR4:IIDUKE Cif AR L ES pur sued in 1797. That Prince, ivis true, did not lose any such battle as that of Hoh'inlindet,i ; but he did net expose himself to-the risk of such a loss ;he sacrificed Territory to the preservation of Men this year Men have been sacrificed to the desire of rapidly •acquiring Some leagues of ,Territory. It followed in' 1797, that the more the Austrian - Army, retreated, the more it gained strength : the contrary hasbeen the case this year, because it had, before it began its retreat, received a mortal blow. a l If a vitorious Army has often a difficulty in pursuing with celerity its Enemy, withbow much greater difficulty must a defeated Army make a continued retreat in order and with success. It is then however that it 'is of most im. portance to keep' it as entire as possible, not, to expose it to any . check, and to compensate in the mind of the soldier, for the, idea of die Territory abandoned, by that of the strength preserved.— In a word, in a 'War of movements, ground must either..be gained, or the means of resistance preserved_unitnpaited. If both be lost at the same time, it must end in the loser being re_ duced to the mercy of the Enemy. We conceive therefore, that it is to the fatal battle of llohen- linden that the nature of the Armistice, which has put an end to the War, is to bc'a4cribed. A vigilant system4:of defence maintained on the Banks of the bm, would probably have given a difi'erent turn to this winter Campaign : time would,at least have been gained, and to gain that was every thing. The Imperialists considered themselves sufficiently strong to resume the of fensive in the first days, and were indeed suffici.. ently so to obtain some success. They would therefore have been still more in a condition to take advantage in their position on the 1,,,, of the Works . which they had thrown up, and of the men whom they bad eolletled. They were certainly in' a situation to maintain them selves there,' or at least to dispute every, foot of ground ; and in the position in which they would then have been, no enlightened military ran nor politician, would have advised them to submit to the rigorous terms of their 'Etieiny, rather thin to try the fate of arms. In a word, it not strength they wanted, but to apply it, and exact infurmarton a to ;tut: scare-or things. It is impossible then fora rational man' to conceive , htim an 'Opposition Paper of yester. day could possibly connect • the,recent events which have happened with the language which Mr. PITT held some weeks ago in the House of Corn.. mons, and impute to him the misfortunes of the Campaign, because he said, with as' much frank ness as truth, that, considering the arrogant pretensions of the Enemy, were he to give ad.. vice to the EM PEROR, it would be to continue the War. It, would surely be a singular thing, if an English Minister were to be made responsible for the Military condua of the Austrians, or considered as guilty of the faults which Generals CpLLOWRATH, AISCH, or any other General, may commit. The case is exactly that of a Phy ' sician, who says to a man who consults him, Your .ease ought not to you, nor is it dangerous, if you have recourse to proper reine_ dies, and to the regimen which your situation re quires." Could this Physician, we ask, be re sponsible for the death,of the Patient, if the lat ter, after having received this advice, should have, pursued a system diametrically opposite, and even negldied every resource which coujd be derived, either from the strength of his own constitution, or from the science of Medicine Two .Ifamburgh. Mails still remain due. lIIS MAJESTY came to Town yesterday from Wind or, and held a Levee at St. James's palace, which %YRS attended Ipy His Serene Highness the Prince of ORANGE, the Prussian, Wtrtemburg, Danish, Neapolitan, Hessian, Swedish and For tuguese Ambassadors,f the Turkish Charge d'Af faires,. the Bishop of Kildare, the Lord Chan_ cellor, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the Cabinet Ministers; and the following Noblemen : Dote t'Afo nt rose. . Paitt---Chestertiela, Fife. Gower, Spencer, anil Carlton. i'Lccolevt-:-.ll4rfaertun Ho'Ne, Hood„algt falmouth. 1,, it C renvi - Lie, Willoughby Aie )3roke, Selsea, Oath n, Eldon, andNel..Ton, J "N ascl, and Np - . Parsom, W. , Pult,froey, T. Mil-- Man, arker, C, Morgan, aryl Firancis W Ales.. (.44tr4/4---Stevens, Winkrield, Letctiter„ tt, pun ktas, arid Grant. Colatvelr:—` ynt e, Witliatp, and..lle?,‘ rc . Calmadylin4 Niackenate. The Chey."de Fps/113611i was , introduced to „,„ • , 1-Ix4 MAJESTY toy : :Its rather, the Authatatlor froert tht• Court of Pcrttugal. . . After - the Levee is MA J . fsTy gave to Lord at 4 Cabt;',et •'"•,.( .1347 0 z ----. ,• - ,r-IP eiN 1 _ 1 , C NAVAL ~,---.-, NEIVS so . , ''cam W Non ill; inlet ium itrytort2ut trdemtem, Sed ?nib; torte datum. ..., PORTSMOUTH, JA N. 7, Tuts day His Majesty's Frigate Carnbr.;an came into Harbo'ur to refit. The wind being from the t astward, it is ex pe4led the outward-bound Ships will sail to morrow Morning. SHEERNESS, JA.N, 7. CAME into Harbour, the Kite Sloop of War to refit. Captain WATSON (late Lieutenant of the Cabourg) is appointed to the Volcano Bomb 1 65.. at Sheerness, in the room of the 1-lOnourible Capt. IR BY, appointed to the 7alarese Sitlop of War ; and Capt. Di GUY, of the Ifecla Bomb, at Sheerness, is wappointed to . the Kitt, in the room of Capt. LYDIARD, promoted to the rar.k of Post-Captain. HULL, JAN. 5. ~: THE Sally, JAL Ar, and the Poto , tomar,i ch;ef, A LLYN, arrived at this Port yesterdak from New-York, after a passage of forty-five days. Last week, at a Meeting held at the Exdtange, it was unanimously resolved, that a Subscription should be opened here for the relief of our utifixr. tunate and brave Countrymen now captives in Russia, and their families in England. LIVERPOOL, JAN. S. AR RIVED yesterday the Cotton Planter, E. WELsn,,from CharlestoWn ; j. TURN. BULL, from the Bahamas ; Earl of Surreg, W. M'CASSOCK, from . rslernan ; Janne, and Few, J. GILBY from Ayr ; Katherine, J. STEEL, from Kircuhright ; and Ho i ortvell, D. BRARNES, Greenock. Capt. NICTIOLSON, of the Fletcher, spoke on the 29t11 November, the Brig William, from Kenibeck to Cape Francois, out 35 days.— On the i 3th ult. spoke the Eugenia, Bitowtr, from Bristol, for New York, out 22 days.„ The Ship Sally, Capt. JOHN WOOD, arrived here.from Tortola, sailed with the Fleet from thence .the. 9th November. On the 16th, lat. 23. 27. long. 64. lost the Convoy, thirty.four Sail mote in - company. On the 21st, lat. 27. 30. long. 65. 20. the Ships much. scattered, consisted of 3 t Sail saw 'the Snow Fletcher, along way to Eastward ; on: ', the,23d, Counted only eleven Sail . ; on the 28th, lat.. 29. 28. long. 63. 33. parted with the Barque • KE Min AW, for Glasgow ; on the BLh Dec. tat. 38. o. long. 49.: : s 4 p i o . ke 2o t . he lon S g eo s zi 4 i7 3 : 23 o f Glasgow, from Newfoundland to Demerara, all , itn, parted with the Ship Kate, for this Fort ; the Ship Fortitude, for Lancaster ; the Ships Laird and It . /Eaereva, and Brig B e t t iy, f ur L o n don, in a gale of wind ; on the 2 6th, saw t h e B r i g Ranger, for London, go into Cork ; at the same time parted ,with the Ship Flora, for Glasgow, all well LIST OF yups UNDER EMBARGO 1N RuSSIAL John and Isabella, -Thomson, from London, at Riga. Grafton, Bile ' front 'Shields: ditto. • • Henry, Ainslie, from Loudon, ditto. • Baltic Merchant, Tod, from ditto, ditto. J Ames and Rebecca, Rochester, froM ditto, ditto; Elizabeth, Fraticks, from Whitby, ditto. Rodney, Bowes, front ditto, ditto.: Recovery, Bell, from Hull, ditto.`. Desire, Dickinson, from Whitby, at , Petersburgh. Mary and Anne, Taylor, from Newcastle, ditto- Laurell, Headley, from Scarborough, -ditto. Adeona,,Street, from London,' ditto. COmm;.:rce, Loft, froM ditto, ditto. Baltie Merchant, Atkinson, from Hulk ditto. Endeavour, ' Teasdalc front LondatLondon,''at Echo, Anlaby, m aby, fro Scarborough, 'at Petersourgh. Anne, Rirron, from Bridlington, at the Baltic. Admiral Mitchell, Dixon, from London, at Riga. Aquilon, Cuthbcrtson, from ditto, at Petersburgh. Mary,- Cox, from Hull, at Riga. p Urania, iollghm l a ' n h , ol l n . s i o lo n n , ls t o rO n m , t. S ro h m iel H ris u , li d , it a t t o p . etersburgh. Ruby, Heinining„ front London, at Riga. Progress,' Lacy, from ditto, at PetFraborgh. Supply, Bollant, trom Bridlingtoo, -ditto. Progress, Basir, ditto, ditto. Sedalus, Sibbald, from Shields, at Riga. • Concord, Nicholson, frOm Bridlington, at Petershurgh. Refute, Bowser, from Hull, ditto. St. Peter, Roekwood, front London, ditto. Prosperity, Mallet, from ditto, ditto. Union, Heron from ditto, ditto. Port of Sunderland,. Hann, from dittos ditto. Nancy, Hall, from NeWCIStle, at Hopsalt. Tortoii, Gardner, .trom LiV er pool, at Petersburgh. gargaret and Eliza„, ,Hutt; from.ditto,•at-Pernau. Blair, Keay, from Dundee, at Rip., ' Blacket, Elliot; front London, ditto. Betsey, Breary, from Yarmouth, at Petersburgh. Russia Company, Robinson, from LcillitOtti at Riga." Edward, Flower, from Scarborough, Itt Petersburgh. Ardent, Briggs, from London, at Licbau. johnfand Mary, Hanson, from ScarbOrough, atteterib. Northumbetland, Robson, from Shields, ditto. Golden Grove, Oswald, from Liverpool, at Riga, Union, Charteris, from ditto, ditto. t•,•• Wawa, Hutchins, from ditto,- ditto. Charles, Harlion, from London, ditto • Nlaryfori.l, Cummings, from Liverpool, ditto. Eliza, Barron, irony London, ditto. Rambler, Appleton, from London", at Petersbugh. ' Broderick,. from ditto, ditto. • Hope, Backer, from Aberdeen, ditto. F rtemisltip, Coats,. from Wliitby; ditto. D • Britannia, ale, front ditto, Request, Ellerby; fronfditto, Zyplier, Bower, from Burliniiton, ditto. Claud Scott, Finlay, titan Liverpool, ditto, Hope, --; from N ety vast lc, ar Campion, Gibson, from" Whitby, at Petert.burgh t Footway, Grover, from Bulliugton, ditto. • Itlosen I . lildrath, from Whitby, ditto. Atlit, Harrison, ditto, at Riga. Johtion, front London, ditto. - 1 - larpooher, Kneeshaw, (torn Whitby, at - Pcietibulth- Carolina, R.i t ridge, from. Sunderland; trim. Forfttne, - Nucater, from Montrose, at Riga. Theds,• Pe4tiion, tront.Viiiitby, ,arPetoraburgh. Countess - orthirlington, Rantsdens,o4lll Hull, at•Rilta. R:l4.e Hd6e, "React, from Yarmouth, at Perersboigh, ..Livigator, Robinson, ftom Duixtee, at Riga. mph, Rea{l, from Yarmouth, ditto. Atri"attluse, award, tic Peters burgh. P ditty, at urgh. § - b Speedvreil, Sinus, from Dundee, ditto. Amity, S wader, frorrr Whitby, at Riga. Alexander, Soutar, from Dundee, ditto. - Cato, Tim le, from Hull, at Wyburgh. William, Tuliy,,froth Whitby, at Petersburgh. Lyde, aylor, ditto, at Riga. Fame, Tullock, from Leith, ditto. F.liza, Wmnghani, from Dundee, at Petersbulh. Herald, Waite, trOm Whitby, ditto. Paragon,- Woodcock, front I.ondon, Art •Rioa . Manchester, Drown, from Mil!, at Peter4ourgh. ._ „.„ John and. Sarah, Bell, ditto, ditto. -• • - • ' 1 1 / 4 1aria, Bill v from.London, ditto. .... . ~....1- . ....: ';-,-" Catharine, Russel, from Hull, . dinb.' . - ' ~ Ertcrprize, CaMp, dittii_, at Rift,' ' - 1 l' ..' " I ' . „ Peggy, Edipgton, front Hull, disco. ' o. ' ' l' i4, ,'N. -; 0 ' 1 : 4 Empress, Davidson, from London, ditto. . i _ .0 Fishbburn, Ward, from Newcastle , ` ditto - ' .. . . Howe, Lamb, ditto„ ditto. • , . • • '.... . Thomas, Couner, from London, ditto. • .. • :7' Zephyr, Cowtram, from Hull, ditto. • William and Mary, Brown, from Shields, ditto. George., Coverdale from. Whitby, ditto. e .Aurora, Campion, 'from 1101, ditto. Baltic Merchants, Todd, fr { gi Shield. 3, ditto. Camel, Robertscn, frosselon*ri, ditto. one, Lee, from Shieldf - di, rib. •I , amen and Rebecca, Rochester'; from London, 'corge M'Ancly, from Hull, - ditto. Story a,:td, lanes, Hesselren.,, from Newcastle, ditto. Houghton ' Ruston; `from }full, ditto. 'Nancy, Kilpatrick, froth Liverpool, at Petersburgh. Betty and Striat, Beatty, from Arbroath, at Riga: , ... jane,SPittaii- from Alloa, at Pctersburgh. - , 7 one, Lonn, froml.ondon, ditto. _. - ,'.::„.. -.• . Tagus, Straohan; front Dundee, 11itt0....„.. Liberty,. Stdbbs, from Shields, at Riga. Adventure H:irdie, from Grangemou:h, ditto. 'l'lte Ann. \lartin,. - Aititi, ditto. .... • LOrtTrZtlsTni,llS - TeTTI - olit Leitiliiii, Arrefersh drill. , - Welly; Neileyt.ditto, ditto: - . - • •- - ' Ann, Dwery, trout Hull, ditto. , • Commeret,,Hopper, ditto, ditto. Hope ~AVinthernigham, ditto, ditto. Eciwalid, Hughes. frnrn London.. ditto." Britanniort4it `hoop 4041 11u1 ditto. • Lord Carrington, Bintnu‘ tort, ditto, ditto.- Friends, Maxwell,. f , i n at Riga, , Mary, Sidgewcatli, fium Hull, ditto. Interprize,'Yinnis,..ditso, ditto.. • ,•; " Betsey, Wood, ditto,.at Perersburgh t Maria, Stork, ditto, - ditto. - Williamson, ‘Vtongliam, ditto, ditto. . Fbaxten, Kierson, ditto, ditto. .. . Dolphin, Artley, from Burlington, ditto. Dwtna, Sharp; .rom Hull, ditto. Vertumnus, Lee,,from Shields, ditto. Mary, Boyle, from Hbli, ditto. .. .. Centurion, Bran - 11)1er, 'from Burlington, ditto. Ancestor, Evans, from-Hull, at Riga. Mary, Hutchinson, from Whitby, at Peterslatqh. A itnoll,ll4lpct, from London, ditto, , , , Ettipres4 Balson, ditto, at Riga. Tyson, Trotter, trout Liverpool, ditto. Aftrearetta, Bouthland, from .Sluelds, ditto,: . Rover, Wilson, frorrt Hull, ditto. •• . ... Anna .Hari.,, jewson, ditto, ditto. . Jame; and Margaret, Dixon, from Whitby,at 114 " ri b ur g 15. •• co l umer ‘ e, H .we, dato, ditto. • ' Weiikers., Hard\ , from Huniditt°' Perseveraiice_, „ Pearson, ditto, ditto. Mary Franc - it, !futility, ditto, ditto. Delainere, Gray, front LiverpOol, at Narva. Expedition, Reynold4on,.frorn Shields, at Rip. Ariel; Aiskel,- frorrrStmderiand, at Petersburgh• Haddock, Harrison, horn SeOrhoreugh, ditto, Fansey,`Moberly, frton Shields, dittp. - ' Faivnd, ,Atkin, from On). • lily-y, Robson,.iroin Shields, at WYborgl.i• - fp .'" ;Thomas . aila MAO, Pinder, from Hull, arlaterib4rl 1. • Prince of Wales, tioward; from London, 40. 0 : 1 •• Ntitierva, Brass, front NeNveastie, ditto. Ranger,Wiatherly, ditto, ditto. . • -, : Tiber TrOit,fr, from Shield's, ditto: „ jane, l Charter, from. Hull, at Riga, . . Kingston, Appleton; ditto, at PCOCIShUrEb. Bedford, Fortune, troth Lyon, at Wyburgh? •' • Fountain Beek, ditto _ _ditto. ThSl4lnUai, Ii43:TWO r- 4 mil, .... . AnN - Ntien, front Shield*, dittp.• '. -- . ' ' Aid, Brown, from Landon;' - itt tetersburgh. hiinerva, Anderson, from Kiikairtroodixto, .;• ' Pilgrim, Beveridge, ditto, ditto. • . .. ane, liaison, froth Liverpool, 44 ' ditto GriodiaY, from Bo'nest),...* 00- ~-.W4' i cla; oiminvi-liattlittei - ct,l4 . osswrip- - Alston, Fothergill, from Sea/borough, ditto. Mioerva, Sadie, tram ,Peternead, ditto. Haddock, Dunning,.from London, ditto. Shakespeare.:.Erisen, from Liv,erpool, ditto, , Admiral Nelson, kullarn, front Dull. ditto : ' .. Supply, Beveridge, from li.irkaidy; ditto. , Hop e , Carnegie; trout tvlcntrode, at Rig . ",'' i Nymph, Th o rnton,.tiont Dundee, ditto. . . Cages, Wi.itighson, from Aberdeen, Atto. ~ „ , - ; : j • Bar Davy anisMnfy,.. Fowler, from Anitinthe,r,,o4tto, ~. Hardie, train Kidtady,.ditto. - . 1 C C rtiso ° l rd' o, Cochran, .from Aberdoe.n,• dittO. Lively,' Oliphant, frctrt Kirkaltly, ditto. Pomona, Davidson, from Aberdeen, ditto. Helen, t;ottrall, tint Liverixat, ditto. Prompt, Duncan, f rom Dysart, ditto. • . Chance, Lambert, front Kirkaldy, ditto. • . ' Di A a a , ‘,Vood, from Petcroead, ditto. James. Butchard, front Arbroath, ditto. . Rts-Antion, 744,ye5; train Kirk,ally, ditto. '- Elizabeth, Robb, from Boliess, tints. • ' ' 'Trusty, Livierock, from Dysart, dittb. Nymph, Atkinhead, trout Arbroath, ditto. • t Aurora, • Ranisay, from Niontrose, ditto. Prescott, Dempster, from Lc.itn, ditto. Happy Enterprize, Rosie, from tontdon, diM• ... ' Pheenix, Lyle, frOm Aberdeen, dit . 1 , Indust,.-,' learns, in.itit Montrose, irr°- Robert Se Eliiih Elizabeth, Stobo, from Loduo, at rsb u!Ili, Betsey, Pert, from lkiontrose, ditto. Fortitude. Duncanson, from Dinuriiire, ditto. Kennet, Thomson, Itom K.incataite, at Riga. ‘ The above List is as Correa as we can •colittik fro m t he different Houses doing bus*ss 4e re: ' ' C 0 .1 1 .0 \V DE li and Elebtexr, Der. 13, 1800. • ._,:.~' • ~; P iV ~' • • • , • w a''' '1 0 - t= ~ ✓ Captain STErtm4sort is now the Carail!. n ° l 4 .. Lord KEr r w s Flag ship, t h e poudr ean t, ova°. i ens , and Captain BptV ER a ct s as Adjutan ,, General of the Fleet • Yes il• Co ur t ' o f TN East India a ~, tast India House, when t he fo ll owing Captain, ~,,, were_ . sworn into the Command of their respal_"-: -; Ships, Viz. AN DREW TIN% 13 KILL, of the illotetir Jl"it MARTIN, c 3: the ir, _I/6rd, jolot-woo"' , WORTH, of the Earl of Abet-sawn*, for China; io na:_e_hnideextletm---,.hfeatirfteroMlßlQ:dwCrilanis4gsl:ais2:tiejEMx°tforathe e f r' Islands , nes --C 44 , 1 : e , t : Court adjourried at five o'clock till Wcages"" dated woim o a f r, on ri e ec of . people Irons all the ships on the 23a ot.excepting the Mate and two hands left in each ; they 11 3 ,v: ~,• 'marched us about eighty Engliih rnilcs t° iß t . Ina and we arc billeted about the town, Eastward from Riga ; the place is named Wolnia $ louse, .ixteen ' ' 2th:l I,ohoip.s.....,;:cf,taTaithiLeedeytatteorolfriothat: with the iphabitarits ; of us Masters, at this place, with our crew 3. ": ii have liberty to walk about, and no 'way a!,`; ‘ , ~. confined ; the s a ilors a re allowe d near a 1 ; 1 a. (is. 6d.) each per week, a.nd he saate ; , • provisions, at present, arc very dear." The EitrEROR of Rossi)* , nay therte,,:oreosr Oft,: :i the British merchants at Pe.tersburgh tk`..,sanl 104,000 rubles, the value of a 114.1sies',ar one cargo of masts and naval stores captured DY i , , li ,d c o n. of our eruizefs on_her passage to Vranc( i • co o has is enroP elle3 i demnzd as a lawful prize iu our Atlinis:,altY S'rot five years since, of which n o complaint 0 ' • ;wide bY the Il Gov . v..;,iar, ,::n:Tr...nt '. '-- . 1 1' .