The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-14 00:00:00

s•• Frorts Ik►e LONDON GAZATTE, Nov. 13, 18o+. War—Offer, Note., t 3, t 8 0 4., 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Thomas Charles Fentcin, dent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dalton, promoted. 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain Charles Cholin ley, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Troup, vice' 'Ayers, who exchanges. loth Ditto, Second Lieutenant lohn Hunter, from the zest Foot, to be Corner, without purchase, vice Webb, pro. moted in'the tzth Light Dragoons. . • • zstlt Ditto, Thomas Steele, Gent. to' be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Byrne, promoted. Tbt Regiment..of Foot Guards, Captain Gordon George Do naldson to be . Captain.of a Company, by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires. 'Ditto. Major-General William .Knollis (claiming the Title of Earl of Banhury)to he Second Major, vice Barnett, deceased. Captain George Hill to be Captain of a Corn ' pany, vice knollis. Ensign George Nolken to be Lieu tenant, vice Hill. Charles West, Gent. to be.'Ensign, vice No!ken. • 4th Ditto, George Macnamara, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. -.Saunders, Gent. to be ditto. 6th Ditto, Thomas Mouitree, Gent; to be Ensign, without purchase. Serjeant Robinson, from the Ist Foot. Guards, to be Quarter-Masher, vice Richards, deceased. • 14th Ditto, Hospital-Mate W. I . Parker to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Furnival. who resigns. 24th Ditto, Ensign Charles Robinson to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign W. Brooks, from Half-pay of the Solt Foot, to be Ensign, vice Robinson 3tst 'Ditto, Lieutenant dames Turner to be Captain of , a Company, without - purchase. Lieutenant Henry . Rainey, from H a l t f -pay of the 4th toot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ro binson, who exchanges. 3td Ditto, Ensign I.:award Whitty, frtun•the t6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Charles O'Dongiserty .to be Lieutenant, without put ,chase. Hugh I °wilier Irwine,Gent. to be Ensign, wee, ('Dougherty. 43d Ditto, Ensign John Paul Hopkins, froth the 61st Foot, lo be Ensign, without purchase, John Pitts, Gent. to he ditto. Serjeant. Major G. j. Joyner to be Adjulant, with the Rank of Ensign. sad Ditto; Captitin.George St. Leger Gordon, from the Yost Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purtlia, , ,t. s,lth Dttto, Lieutenant Dtuiean M'pticrson to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Shipley, promoted in the bth boot. Ensign -- 1r:info() be Lieutenant, vice WPtierSon. Ensign lames Utopian to he Lieutenant. vice 0 . I alloran;_prontotcd in th e Ob . Foot. Alexander F riser, Cent. to be Ensign,' vice K.trig, Ensiut man, troth the tCtli . Foot, to be Adjutant (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Al 'Lean, promoted in the Royals. 55th Ditto, Ensign Thomas to be Lieu tenant, without putchase, vice SuthCrland,,deLe.w , :(l. Wil liam Bosley Hill, Cent. to be Etisigo, vice Willi 'iris. • . • 60tit Ditto, Ensign Hobart to be Lioutenalit,,.vice Britick.„ deceased: Ensign I. Ftanchini to be Lieutenant, without pup:use, vice I:lphinstorte, appointed to the 41st Foot. lolto Coriewont, Gent. is be Ensign ' vice Hobart. Ernst Ditto, Hospital-Mate W. Normiin to be Aitsistani-Sur geon• Hospital-Mate John lieriott to be Assistant u rgt.-on 67th .17itto, Lieutenant John Gelling to he Captain Of a Corn, pally, by .ptiqbase, vice Butcher, who reture:;. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Angt.t.s 111' Lachlan to be Captain of a Company, without purch a se, vice Waddy, appointed to the 89th Font. Lieutei t aitt Edward Beeves to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice; Ready, appointed to the 14th Foot. Lieutenant J. H. Holland to be Alljutant, . - vice l len, who 7 st Regiment of Foot, Ensign Donald MI Donald, from the 14th Garristin Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without put, chase. gist Ditto, Brevet Liewenarn.COlonal Henry Zciticit, from tlalf.pay of the late izist Foot, to be Major, vice French, who exchanges. , . Soli Ditto, Lieitterialit lames Campbell to be Captain of - a Company, .ivithout purchase, Nice 1\1‘1)onnell, appointed to the sth Foot; Ensign lehn Longiield to he Lie:genitor, vice Campbell., -- Storer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lorigfield. •Thornas walker Still, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase', vice Drury, promoted in the7th Foot. .27th Ditto,. Richard Wittrell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Sgth Ditto, Captain R.it,hard Egerton, from the 14th - root, to he Captain or a Company,. without purchase. 4th Wr4t India Regiment, Captain Christopher Myers, from the inth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a, Company, • vice Cholnilef, who exchanges. • sth Ditto, lolin Morgan, ES9. to be Paymaster, vice Mae-. Kenzie, de,eaSed. Toth Carrison'lLittalien, Lieutenant:R. A. Th. riip,on, from thesSii% Foot, to be Captain of a company, vice Sir Ed. wars liarriniton, .who resigns,. . Ensign Thomas IVPI.)er.. mutt, from:tic 4th 'Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign, vit.c liJat i :Who.resigns.' tstli Ditto, .serjearit,Major George '[..evit.k to he Ensign, vice Waugh; promOted tai the VII West India Regiment. The King'o German lielirick Waeblinger, Gent, to be Assistant Situt/in.. itolles Regiment, Lieutenant Joseph Barbier to be'Captain of a Compaiiy, Nietzgr, deceased. Lieutenant lenbolir„.i, to he 'Captain of a Company, vice Mahn, thi:eit44;(l. ,Eiliig , f) Francis Glutz to be Lieutenant, vice Burbler. Ensign kedcrick Dc Rousilion to be Lieu. tenant, vice D'Altenbuurg. parrack :Irtificers' Company, Second - Lieutenant - Thomas Fechau to be First Lien tenant, vice Vaughton, des eased. Serjcant Wiiliatti tones, from the 13ilt Foot, to be Seoiect v'ce Clairkii deceased._ Srrjeant-Major Wm. Anderson to be Second Lieutenant. vice Feehau. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Robit Munro to be Lieutenant, vice Green, placed on the Retired List. BREVE . . Vatitain Nathaniel Kirkman, of the 3 tat Foot, to be Major the Army. STAFF.. liriKachq-GeneralAohn VII to be Aid-de-Camp to the King GARRISON. itss . fstmt.Surgeon Richnr(l Rooke, from the sth Garrison 13.tttdlion, to he :kb lAallit • lageOlt to the G Arr i so n o f Gi. 614,t4r. Ea R,ATA in the CaZette of the roth inst. for Captain Samuel )Irowne, of the 6th Dragoons, to be Dipary linyeet ir-General ot the Recruiting Service and the Army or Reserve, With the temporary Rank ot j in the Army, vice Lieutemmt-Colottel Carey • r' Clpt.iiit Sahnici tiro..vne, olthe 6th Dragoons, to hu I ),- ray i laspecior. t ;ti l ted' of the Recruiting Service, the Army or ite4civo. with the !Link ot Major in the.Arrny, vice Lieutenaiit-Cdonei Carey. , . .. , , , I;sa Act. Inr Captain Frenry COx, toms Hall-pay of‘the late Corsi can ki.ngcri, to he Captain of a Company, .by purchase, vict? Gro4ao„ whq exchmtge., ; read, CainAin liCillY Cox, from lialt•loay of this late Corsican Rangers, to be Cap tain of 4 Couipany, 'vice Grogan, wlio exchanges. CerathrfellaAptrd by die Lord Liruienani alike Counry of norhy. ona alaihek adr,iliaq of POlimiter Infoorry. Ch.;, 1 1 e ..i Hurt, Esq. to be Licutenunt..Colonel.Commandant. piny tB, tg. 4: Pr:awls Hurt, Esq. to be Major. p ,ted . as above. lohn Biackwall, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above, Peter Ars.wright, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 30 , 1 2 0 3, 'l'oplis, Gent, to be ditto, Dated us above, Ceorge Hodgkinson, Esq. to be ditto, Dated as ..hove. Robert Black wall, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated a:, above. Ititikards Ince; Cent. to be ditto. Da. tes a .above, Pines Swettenhatn, , Gent. to be ditto. Dated . as aboVe. folio Ludhain, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above, Charles, Wright, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated at a b ove ., Topits, Cent, to be Ensigtt, Datedias bove. tlearge lames E:iton, Cent. to be ditto. Dated as above. George Nuttall, to be ditto. Doled as above, eysbire Gralemen and Yeomanry Cavdhy fain 11,:1,1 Crompton, Gent. to. be Coittet. Dated May 18, 18:4. C4rolywolk Rexhotnt Polontefr Infang7. Alexiloer rant Carmichael to he Adjutant, with the Bre. vet Rao. apt Captain. Dated Ottober 113, 1104. C0111444iti4 in /be. Derbyshire Supplementary Militist,,signd ti'. J.Ur d kiekqnani. lulta I\luurhouse, Ocnt. 1.,./ be Ensign. Dated Oeober • j,o4' if, tit Royal Cardigan Militia, signed by the Lord idelttegagi. Dared Stpl. si i 1804, Captain {ultra Allen Lloyd to be M.ijur, vice Chichester, pro. 'noted. CLMMii“OOI ,!grid s ty floe P. td Lieutoranl of dm . Coullty of Essex. skictr johnTyrell t 6 be Lieutcuatit:t:Mosiel, ',ice Keeling, to be Major, vice Tyrell, promoted. Dated oa. 30 , 1804, Stanes BrOcket Chamberlayne, Esq. to be Captain, vice Duckett, promoted. Dated Oa. 30, 'B°4. E 1 *Arum in the Gazette of Sept. 8, Igo*, Chdtsu , orth Regiment of Volunteer !Vanity. For Charles C r eaves, Gent. to . be Ensign, read Charles Green, Gent. to be Ensign, SAItATUNt in the Gazette of oa. 3E, =soil. Wert Blur Militia. For john Ifindcock, Gent. 'to be Ensign, read Edward Hank. cock, Gent, to be Ensign: BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Abraham Symons the yo Inger, late of Church:- court, Lothbury, afterwartis.of Billiter-lane, London, mer chant, to surrender Nov. 20, at twelve, 2,4, at one,and Dec. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wil- Haat& and Sherwood. Bank- street, Corrthill. . • Isaac Gale, of Basingltall-street, London, factor, to surrender Nov. 17, 27, and Dec. as, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. john Pullen, Fore-street, Cripplcgate. David Dc Beaune, of Great Winchester-stieet, London, in= surance-broker, •to surrender Nov. 2007, and Dec. as, at one,at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Atchesonand Morgan, Austin-friars. Isaac Rowe, of Mile-end-green, Middlesex, mariner, to sur. render Nov. ao, 27, anti Dec. as, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dann, Broad-street, London. • - Joseph Wilson, late of the Strand, Middlesex, but now of St. G eorge' s-beitis, Surrey, umbra la-maker, to surrender Nov. 20, at twelve' ' 24, at one, and Dec. as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swann and .Wallington, Fore-street, London. Hugh Lloyd, of,the Middle TeMple.lane,tondun, money. . . . . . scrivener, to surrender Nov. 2 4, at one, Dee. I, and is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Serjeant's-Inn, fleet-street. Samuel Roby and Edward Roby, of Wood -street, Cheapsitle, London, hosiers and to-partners, to 'surrender Nov. 20, • Dcc. 4, and 35, at one, at Guildhall. AttOfilleS, Messrs. E. and T. Daws, Angel-court, Throgtnorton-istreet. DIVIDENDS. Dee. ts. WiMath Field, of Old Swan . Stairs, Upper Thantes.street, London, inerchanti at one, at Guild- ball. Dee. is. George Field, of Old Swan Stairs, Upper Thames strect, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 34 Benjamin Flesher, of Liverpool, druggist, at one, at the Globe Tavern, lohn-serect, Liverpool. . • Dee. 22. Anderson, of Church-street, St. George the :Mart) r, Borough,-of Southwark, Suriey, twine-spinner, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. zr.. Christopher Alderson, of Beccles, SufFolls, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 4. lames Sturrock, late Master of the Pursuit West lirliantan now of Abingdon-street, Westminster, master ;mu incr, at ten, at C oddball Dee. 29. (Olin of I lulborn, parish of St. Andrew, Lortun, 140.;ier, ;it one, at Guildhall. D. is, GcoigL I) , , , rser, John Johnson, joint Wilkinson, With p., 3 , 1 ,2r,i, and lames 'Filson, of hew Bond-street, Middlesex, bank is anti co-partners, at ten, at Guild . - Dec. i 4. Richard I-I arid William Wakefield, of Min , ' chcster, inalmfatiiiret., b it eleven, 4 t thc Bridgewater Anna, r. _ Deo. 15. j(6 , 1)11 Ider, of St, John's street, .Clerkenwell, I\l;ii tics.. , !..,cabint.t-tly.tker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec`. s. Holioway, of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, iiiiiholder, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Aylesbury. Dec. is. %William Clark,- 01 Newport, .Isle of Wight, per fuiner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • D e? , 22. lohn tinsor, of Sherborne, DorsetShire, spirit dealer, at tett at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES.. . Dec:.}. William 15' ilsone and, f uitn Wilsone, of Basinghall. street. London, woollen-drapers and co-partners. Joshua 'Eaton, now or late of Liverpool, merchant. Abraham Mead, or. Wcst Wycombe, Iluckingharnshire, chair -maker. MAILS. Atettivitn-1 Lisbon, r Halifax, t Dublin, r Waterford. 1) blip, 2 War4rtord. PRICE OF STOCKS; • Tll4lll PO. AT I , A , Iti.VX Consols, - 530 I Red. Ann. 57/4 I Onmium, TO CONIZESPONDffNtt. 11 T acknowledge the justiie (4 the J rglark in : 11'.14 Ntu i's. favour, bus fruit he will, on refitaion, aintie ebe propriety' of ourVe elinlng ib. inierain of fgrther Connterris.ort'the o ix% Rob. city", 41 be Is so loan to appear in the Meirepolie. THE. S. N. SOLIM_QUI3 DlCilltt fALSUI4 AVOtAT ? L 0 N 1) 0 N, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 18.4. .114 consequence of the boisterous weather, Ad. miral CORNWALLIS - , with Fifteen Si.ll of the Line, has returned to l'otlyty: g:►ll3nt Admiral will take this opportunity to ttfl:, 8 4'c , and speedily re. sumo his former Station. A report has been prevalent fur same days, that Earl MOIRA is to succeed Lord HMIDWICKE as Chief Governor of Ireland, with Mr. Ti IIItNEY as his Secretary. The Public may, be assured, that no such arrange - . merit his been, made. The interview h etweeh t h e Noble Earl alluded to, and Mr, PITT, was occiliont. ed by the mutual desire that. possessed the minds of these two Persons, for the long wished-fur reconcili ation between Fits MAJESTY and the listlt Ar- PARENT ; which we announced in our Paper of yes. terday. The exertions 'of. Lord Moto, and Mr. PITT towards accomplishing' this very desirable oh. jet}, are equally honourable to both ; the greatest. degree of cordiality has prevailed between them, and a petfed satisfaftion ith the canduCt of each other. , 'We certainly should not he surprited, should this reciprocal feeling, and a desire to complete t h e re . conciliation between lilt MAJESTY and His ROYAL HIGHNESS, ultimately lead to the employment of Lord MoIRA in some' poit of importance : his Lordship's noble mind, and indefatigable sp i r i t , would certainly be an acquisition to any Govern. mot it and h i s manners a nd popularity leave no doubt of the appointment being, veil , agreeable to the Public. But it would be paying nu Compliment to his Lordship's Honour and independence, to sup pose that be had suffered any 3, r rairm ent relating to himself to interfere with a m , :titer of such hi g h invortancc .as that which he has 114.4 or great a shate in accomplish ing. IC3FCLL LV uia kiIt:OM:MUT) Who 1 1 43 UCC" av confidently mentioned as his S cretary, we must re peat; what we said a, few d iys since, that his poli. tics .are at present so intimately conneeted, with those of Lord MOIRA, that the same causes which would tend to' the employment of his Lordship, would, with great probability, lead to Mr. Tr Nan way's appointment to Office. The Times has again repeated, " that Mr. PITT recommended Mr. T. to the Office which he filled under the late Admini. stration."—This we again positively deny ; Mr. PITT had, for months previous to the Appointment alluded to, ceased to hold communication with Mr. ADDINCTON. We again congratulate our Readers upon the happy event which has taken place in the ROYAL FAMILY ; it is in itself one which cannot fail to have the best efedl upon the interests of the Coun. try, at home and abroad.; and should it be followed by the accession to Government of Lord MOIRA sod _others of the PRLNCE'S Friends, the Public will no doubt consider that circumstance as not the, least important of its consequences. Yesterday, soon after nine o'clock, His MA. JEsTY s accompanied by the , DUKE of CUMBER. 'LAND,' Lord RIVERS, the honourable Mr. VIL LIERS, Mr. BULK LEY, General FITZROY, and se_ veral others, left Windsor Lodge, and rode to the right of Ascot Heath raee'course, where the Earl Of SANDWICH Was waiting the'artiVAl Of HIS MA JESTY. In a few minutes after a deer was turned out, as usual, for the day's diversion. Besides -Tiirnt MAJzstiEs, the PRINCE of WALES, and the PRINCESSES, there were present at the h a ppy interview which took place at Kew on Monday, the DUKES of KENT, CUMBERLAND,- Mid CAMBRIDGE. The PRINCE was dressed on the occasion in the Windsor unitorm, in compliment to his Royal . Parent. The'QueßN is expelled every day to issue her orders for preparing for the' Royal Fete to take place in Windsor Castle, in honour at the PRI NC Ess AucustA's .Birth-day. We arc informed that . Her Royal Highness the PRINCssi of WAI,Es received, in the course of yes. terday, a:Letter from His MAJEsTY. It is very naturaliy supposed to• relate to the happy interview of the preceding day 6etween the KING and the PRINCE of WALRs. .His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WAi. Fq and a seledparty dined yesterday with LORI and Lady Metsoriitsc, at their house, Whitehall. Her Royal Highness the- PR INC ESS of WALES came to Town yesterday, and raid several visits, and returned to Blackheath to dinner. His Royal Highness the Durce - of CA - Mitt Inc e gave a grand Military dinner yesterday at his apart. ments,. St. James's ; among the patty were, His Royal Highness the COMMANDtR in CHIRP, Ge. neral Sir JAMBS CRAIG, General CALv nr, Gene. rdl LtrhLow, General I.3ROWIIRIGG,, Colonel TXY. LOR, Mr. GRERNWoOD, &C. - _ ThC Du Kti. cif CLPAENCE Came to town yester. clay, for a ttw days, from Bthhy ?ark. Lady PRRCIVAL tiaIyCtiARLoTTE LlNA sayarc among the late arrivals in town. The Earl of f -Mi.a.teSIIIIItY left town yesterday for his seat, Park . .. Place. Mr. PITT has, if possible, raised his charaaer still highe.r in the estimAtiryrt of all who know him, by his zealou, and . dignifted ConOtieti in }pre paring the Way - for iCrecent interview, the conse. quencei of which have afforded great satisfaetion to the, Public. We find that at Guildhall, on Friday evening last, the.ball was opened by one.ol. the Miss 1.,P. M Esv- Rtetts and Mderinan rIK , and the second ni. nisei by Mt...KENSINGTON mid Miti6 SCHOI,ItY,, the Sheriff's. daughter.' Cituntry dances .ind reels im. Inediately succeeded, and continued to n late.hour. The number of Nobility and Gentry who honoured the ], ,, rd Ntlyor, and Sheriffs at 'this grand and well.Contititted entertairom, was from loco to too. Bliemi.—Seiterday the Lotto MAYOR was under the painful necessity of ordering bread to be raised two assizes, or four.pence in the peck loaf, to take place to - -morrow, when the price of the quartern loaf. of whemen will be t 4. d. and house hold 't 3d. The prizes of zs guineas each, to ba expended in books, . given by Mr. BUCHANAN to the Gentle.: men of Eton School, on the subjeft of the New College founded at Calcutta by Marquis WELLES. LEY, are adjudged as follow For the best Greek Ode, to . Mr. T. Rennet!, King's Scho lar, son to the Master of tlie,Tcniple. For the .best Latin Veres, to Mr. G. Richards, King's 'Scholar, son to the Rev. Mr. Richards, of Winchester. The Verses are to be printed, and to be lodged in the archives of the College at Calcutta. • OXPoan.—!LaSt Saturday Lard ARTHUR ,So. ),lERET, of Oriel College, Mr. PUNN.ANT, Mr. WODRHOUSE, and Mr. , AtIHIIURAT, of Christ Church, Mr. Woo mouse, of Corpus Christi College, and Mr. Mot NALD Haar: s, of . Brazert nose College,. were eleEted Fellows of All Souls. Capt. Hops was returned on Thursday last, with out any opposition, for the BOrough of DuMfries, in Scotland, in the room of Sir Roucit.r LAURIE. An Opposition Print 'whieh had tnentioned the plaio fat? of Mr. PITT'S having been drawn to 'Guildhall by the populace, without making 'any comment, now insinuates that Mr. Purr hired the Men f.. 4 the occasion, observing, that it is easy to if translate the quantum of topaarity into pounds,. shillings and, pence."—We will not dispute the - , fa., cility ., vith which this species of opulario is pa. chased, as We 4oubt not that the writer has often transacted the bnsiness for Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and u , thcr Opporit;onjeavouriter.. Yesterday. morning the 211 Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards were inspeeted and reviewed by General Lord HARR,' NOTON, at the Parade, St. James's -Park. They mustered shout' isoo, and were attended by the train of Artillery and bat. horses., It is almost unnecessary to say that the 1148,11in:1 presented itself to the General in ths,lTlQiii . , ruled 01410 9f appo intment. - jV jj ar Vilre BRIXHAM-QUAY, NOV. 12.--Arrived the de Paris, San joseih, Tent` rairt, Prince George, • Britannia, Prince, Defiance, Plantagenet. Princess Roal,Thunderer,Terrible, Windsor Casth,Goliatb, Veteran, Vtnerable, and L'lmpettax, Men of War, under Command of Admiral CO4NWALLIS, from off Brest. PLYNMUTII, NOlr4Ved the Northisi• herland, of 74. guns, Vice-Admiral COCHRAN!, from a Cluj= off Ferrol ; and the Boston Frigate, from Halifax, with the America, Capt. Roil msorr, laden with mists for the Dmk.yard, under Convoy. 'PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 13.--Arrived the S'perip ALDLIDGF Kit?", MOSES ; Nelson, ATKINS ; Four Brothers, ; Three Sisters, ; an d Plenty; Bop p, from London. Arrived the Clinker Gun.biig from off Havre; and Heron anti Prospers Sloops of War, from s Crttizr. The Triumph Man of War is ordered round to Standgate Creek to perform qu-i,,tine. Tht uutward.bound Mtditerrancan Fleet yet remain is Ystrtnutgb Roads (Isle of Wight). DEAL, Nov. :3.—His . lVldjesty's Sloop Ittrom .1 and Dep t ford Convoy, put Transport, night, back last ‘t'i th the Ships unde r the wiod c oming . ' 1 round to the westward. . i stone, anti ve.- I.)i . l s ig iVi ent lie ; t t o Y : s e Shi ship, ps with irar c s ;s ec il e i ri ' ' S A :i l l d of TransportsPo A ris r n i- . i Arri ve d h un der. Hi Convoy from Gibraltar, last froal , and sailed for Standgatip Creek. Arrived the Chasns;on, Orestes, SlarliNglinci Mariner, from their" station off' Calais, and r emain with the Ships as per last. Arrived the Eurcte East Indianian, Ossouatas last from Plymouth ; and the Loyalist Armed Shier from Yarmouth. ---. ' • HEERNESS; Nov. 52. —Arrived the Lion A rmed i t' , Capr. lift ADBY , from the Baltic ; and t Elbe)he Ship, S Stout Slone of I.V.ir, Capt. MACKAY, from the With some Ships under their convoy. tin S : 4 o i 1.. 1 :: T ti h ie isb : :o c s iz re o s f or the J)Liwris. • I h ii day the That was paid wages up to six 'months, and proceeds to sea immediately. ships at` this Port—Zealand, Leda, Melampus, Hyxna, EsP6r, Harrier, and Scriulta•inaicai lbasia Lion, and Hind Artned ~ S Blazer, Bozo, and Daring Ships ; and Furious, Arilisk, Gtm-bri t s. ' 4 Arab, Autumn; Bpnetta, ' . --..........."'• DIS'rRIBUTION OF. PRIZE"M6NE‘ri ; .. To T o o rt t e h ra e l ? e t t Tie a er nd s wanidill: jrniewstoorl litise Salter's SybeUc, of London, the 2)thjuiy eKNlices attending he detention Of the Daniih Brig 1. r eid..z by aid Ship, and the Java and Britannia by the Pegasus and prise,.ri::: : William ; on the 28th instant, at the Office cf Mr. Matc l4 ~ jun; Cotton. qut , Majesty's Ships Pesasus, . ~ 10 the atticers and Cornpany,pfl'Rlfig.e:i43::l:altt..ll..tjereerid°lyettli;tlll:lli'll:fi-Itl1111": 1 the 1 1 ti 1 11)1:atlei at; o, C ,tcb el a ol e i tr l tt t r ir i e i n 7 09c01.31:Itii,halt;c:en...P.ursietoirlecroehti) t so i v eri a n t el e iv e i c i t i thy .l ti . ..i ma l ot . nd,. 14j : 3. v : ratle 011icers and Company of His Majesty'i ship t. Pr.: • ‘ ,131it0 . ,5,. who have not reccifvetl .their s hares in India, tor 't!. e . s-apture a rhe'Ships Dolphin, and Hes.zog Van Brunswic,x.!, t„,4-.lPWrow se.anight, between one and t hree, at . No 2,0,,,,, .litil:eJ's-court, l'outtry ; or the first 'l'hur“ltty in ev..l) v !novo), at the saute place. , • . f o r the Re' To the ()Peers and Company of the n Spartiate, capture of th e Brig Eliza and ,her Carg, the iSth Febri.,..410 SO4, 9 , 1 , h Q ,,,rd the Spartiale; at Plytnonth, 011 hcr atrOT ; ' n ' r ev"Y Ti t esday and Friday,' at the Naval Bank, at VIY' touth. . • , ' 111..;......•1M.e0m• l .a Siibina Spanish:Trig:ice, ;with 3,000,000 of . : dullats on bided, is arrived at Vigo. - ; ~' iv ` i C4Piai!) SKI NH E it'i l'ilLicet, tie ' ti 7110, 13 ; r ' s• I -grCilliie'L in the lidy of Dublin (and not 11. e Lti cr c i' 'cr , as inis-stated), will , it . is hoped, now he '3 t"°4 though' bet damages have rende red her unftrior service. The Captain is much' recoverekl, e Ili . 1 ~,' . 1.1 1% TIIEATR I.—The-excellent ComedYnr ''-' O , . 1 fil'i'ah was r epresented last night at DrnrY- 1 „ - ' n , formers, with so much general ability the 1 !1; 'merge that we doubt not it will be repeated bvii c.inside fable success. ELL IST3N made his first ol'; - • Pearance in Fauliland, and though it is . 0 Pr ( ',,t't eitatily suited to hit briik m anner in the fool 1 "orns, yet he contrived to render it very Pr 11),;. tient in the Piece. for the. Pl' time, performed Ist:lliars,. alln.dj°tltlisNpls.rjeNcli such tend,e,s; r tl ::: D o a c t: n lv d t r li c i e l : N c i :li c jaaroCayHaNaes:Ts eoWciiceitee,dill'isAmuNtisNucalills,7wolicFßo;nrroffhA:tiePii , , , by Pori. • . ...j o tt. 'lite -Comedy of Jabs Bull wac rePre' eri rii! Monday last at RichinOnti, t or t he heortit PI "'' °* o .. MatfivrAtti. perfortned by- BANNINTE R with great succes. , I : o s j * , : The part of la 7'hurhberf)' v" I. lv Nlau NTA I Zi, a fter t ht p l . l . gave he - , r y i ,, ti l,ltic ; . not , 11;ii,61.111$1<mge, with considerable ability, in a": je l anti lunging. She had a very elegant. and c rwv (t a i,: : : :M n i ,ot t vi r o lii .;: pi C ler . e l r. i ev a tvi r : l e e iut i sg(i Y toiosi o ,:f u i na n iric l o , . c, o avd f i.rnis, R gi.g) o , c ,Or hie t. i s ae t t enrol) about w ' w ) P (t) ; i i c e n : I: c o : lo r e; an t i : . t 1 dueed this pig, with several others, had'(" 3 " l-- ) 4. i ear toriloo, her rigla, • close to her head by a large : dog ; and mitY be _ rally said 40 be a Sow with one .ear. wit'. On the'6.li insr , t he j,l nitt,opin of Invitot. to . shire Volunteer Infantry, u nder the coaman, ~i iit a.m.-Colonel FRAsitt, of 14 , .v I wf!re 4 7 11 : i bi fi c eld• . ~. , He"l"lo3tiers, iti'verness, wilco !!.:v J'Al ~,r.3! ! 1 daY, and were' ins 0 1 I , Isit;Aier"..' 11 pe et )) 1 1 rtovl l, o 141'KENzli and Colonel . R'''` , I''': ,_''''' the Brig.de Order% issued nit ilae (q - c."' °ll - ' • . ' BRIGAPE L)KI).,CIi, 3 , , i . ,tilt*,, ' • :Orb Vo ,- ''''', 1011 0 '; " The regular and unifinnt appearano et • th,'./,',10,1 i i ; 011 , of Volunteers this illy, its sitcaitnes, under 41"Ifi„401114' ' I performance of its different inovernents, were Ati trife ll 1 toAiroerve the rcputapoit this 11• Ire liAd !:'''.l.;to, ( oloo..e; a," llnadier- General Nl' li. k r: it x a ictiticaii 0,i':,:',1',, wiii 1;,, iRAILIt. WM assure the t)th,cri, awl Alen* ti s,;vl,:c I grea pleasure ill repotting t,l .!In tit for 4 01 44, 0 ,,, ever the. ) , may called u p,.., " aw l ' A ' i ols " Lieutenant-:Celonel F. 0,, coports t i.e Al ,';' .,r trem:nts ill a completely ;,,ay.,.-...,ic ,i- !:t 4 '. 01 the dttaltioll of the Officers mid ;.1.11." ........411