The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-30 00:00:00

November R. Att Toddington, Bedfordsis; re, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. November tz. 1. Spencer, Driglithelmston4Saiiiex, linen draper, at eleyen, at Guildjail, London. ... • Oetutier 31. T. Read, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at ele ven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Oe;totter g. C. Elkins and V. May, Liverpnol, 11,4'4:m -.611k-hat manutactaers, at one, at the tluuq Tavern, lohn- street, Live' pool. OttebiJ it. A. lsrael, Portsmouth,. silversmith, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Odober 1,6. • T. Sturley, Norfolk, upholder, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICirrES, t_lcToulk j 9. G. Dutton, New - City Chainbers, Loudon, insUrance.broker. nn S. lames's-street, ruaiiner and, dress. S. Goodbody, Horseferry;road, ‘Vestininster, coach-Smith. I'. Boas, I. Richards, and R. (ones, Liverpool, tailors and . . woo.len.drapers. W. Croker, Katelarbighway, ironmonger. It Ills'',Op, Old Ford, How i tjeweller. • . • •• ' W: Atkinson, Three King.court,Loinbard , oreet„ nutaclu-er. j. Goodwin, Ludlow, Salop, shopkeeper.‘ :. ' •• C. liattye and T. Pilgrim, Lawrence .PouritneyLitill;" Lon don, brokers. • W. Carpenter, Westuratting,,Carnbridgeshire,,,farrner. 1. Smith, 144101, carpenter. VV. He;, , wood, Mancliewcr, smallWart.nlanttbacttii. • ' jamen Salter}, Canterbury, bookseller. -; IV. flail and A. Abide, wood.strAqi Lqudon, 41410inami. .• ladurers. • • PARTNERSHIPS I.I,SSOLVE.Da, , T. Smith and W. Rattenbury. Wapping-greet, shipwrights._ hi: T. Thompson and I. T. Barker, Canterbury, linen drapers. R. Silvester and \V. •Tatt, Stafford, curriers. P Cartledge and G. Marshall. Lincolnshire grocers. W, France and 1. Bennett, Shorediteh, tallow-chandlers. R. Howarth, i. Bayley, and R. liennett, , Bunden, Lanea• shire, Glauber's salts-tuanuladurers. , G. and W. Padmer, canal share agents. J. Parker ,and T. Clarke Norwich linen and woollen drapers. 1. Hill and .1. Thornlivicke, Coventry, warehousemen, Burton and I. Healey,' Liverpool, tobatconists. , T Krowneand T. Wileman, Westhoathly, Sussex, tanners. C. Turnock and I. Knight, MaCeleSfield, silk.throwsters. J. Anderson and I,,Allan, Carnden.place,. Caniden,town, flour.tadors. L. lie POlititilT, mod G. Casson, Riding-house, ,Finstitity . square. ' • L! ' . J. Hugheic, F. ,Bennett, and IC Gravely, StoLir napn. sex, common-brewers. Joseph Moreton, I. Browne, and G. Roe, Sheffield, silver platers. Ledger 11. Ledger, jun. and G. Ledger Lombard. st reet . dyers. • , - • W. Brown, I. Phitlipson, W. Newton,, 74'. jievOon, 'l', Head, and I. Russell, Croydon. bankers. *.- MAILS. . , A+c it; v n—2 A utmlt, t Dublin, 2 Waterford, Dur—i 17ublin, t Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS , Tut*. oly Ar TwitLys O'CLOCK, • 0:11h: , 63a ()minium dig, S N.' a OLEM QUIS D[Ctitt VALIUM AtibtWLl L o N D 0 ./V, _MONDAY, 51,PTSMISElt 30, 'lBl 1 4 " IPindsor.Ca.We, Sept. 29, 18 • ‘! His MAJESTY COM;lilleS in the Same " HAMMY— i‘ W. 1-IEItEIiDEN. .. • , "a WILLIS." t; " Windsor Castle, Sept. ps. The KIM; continues in the Sante state." (Signed as above.) The For is. arrived at Spithead-froni,lniia, hay 'lag on board nearly half a million sterling in Spe-, , , rte. On'ille gist June, sixty leagues tO:the wea,t of the Isle Or . France, she spoke .hichlajesty's ship Harpy, C.lpt4ill BAIN, who informitlilliiß 4 that an action had taken place off 'l'itnarav:6;ir - the . Lk of Madagascar, between the Ast)' . 4,l4, iibcpbe, and Galatea, Britiih frigates, and" the•'Ctorinde; .4:,'lrea, and RertommCe, French frig-rtes, and that alto' a severe action, the two last-mentioned French fog lies. were. taken,. but the ClOrili ae made her e, ....113c. Otte cif the . prizes bad EhAvgd at the Isle t,f France before the` Harpy left it ; tke other, V/44 in Titnttiv6, rigging . jury -Masts. They had e w ach . 2o,o troops on, board, for the reliec,of the: Isle of France. They had communicated with the liland, as we have already stated, liti(6 . ct l /.h'eatig that we werein'posSession of it, they mfiAe.two3at tempts to land and retake the Isle oiliourben, but were reptAsed. The action was fetighiatrileht; the, prticulars of which we hate not:been able tolearn. ~~ ~ ;.n Clurinde had a narrow escape a few days ago from the Towlaid, who chaeed her. through the Saitits, and would' have flirt her down, had "not a Aqu3ll carried. away her fore-top, gallam. 1 ' r roast, by which means, the enemy efre6ted he'reseripe illto Brest. 1.110 Tonnant had fired-three broadsides intro her: When the Fox frigate sailed from the East Indies, the expedition against Java had just put to sea. Eclat An A4holt arrived this morninz, brings no news. We hi% monii ng recei ve d A roar i cat i:p itpe; s to ti article of any imporiance 18th August. The only deihich they contain, is an account of an Insurret.tion of the Negroes in Jamaica. The acentint states that the three black regiments had revolted; that they had been joined by many neiroes, and that they hsd, burnt the town of Mondego 'Bay. We have strong doubts of the , truth of this statement; vve have Jarnaica,Papers to the end of July, and the Island was then in a state or perfect tranquility. 'We are unable to 'communicate to-nurreitileriveßy t farther parlicOlars respeEting th'e eattivg . which 10, to Lora W. ligNalticii:a departute irotto are unaeratand that his huraship will immediately rattnfn to that island. As evert , event. whether fa. vourablp to this country or,otherwtse, is ,teiz4d by the Opposition as,a grounik for attaching the Admi-, nistration i ‘it )s not surprising that ,the alteration whiet is stipin t sed to have taken plac4 . in the tlispo- . sition i of the Court of Palermo, should be urged by . these Gentlemen as a subject of accusation• againsi the . British Ptivernmeot. " no longer attempted to be oncealed," sip the Morning CArdnick, ",that the Couft.of sitily is hostile to this Country, and we are now Obld by the of 146:extriioidi nary (Ala ngeft Init'has taken place ) , As it a .miraele had.: been ,Suddenly ef feoe4Laltliough every one in tile: least acquainted With: tbe state of : Sibily, know long since; that , .without.some strong and deeisi‘.e measures .on the part of our. Government ; the very consequences that it appeals have at letigtlt ensued, must, follow the persisting iti the'system bitlierto Alec! ui,on, in the saute manner as a certain eflee t. must be in°- , dutecl . by any given cause." . . We wish very flinch that the Riper in ryeition I . lcl been a little more• explicit upon this:ppint, and had. eXpl.iine.l to us : what it means by " the strong and decisive measures" Win . ch'it rccutuntends.: It c':innot mean measures for, the defence of Sicily, because even I .IIuRAT himself must acknowledge that :our measures' have bten ,qUite strotig and de. cissive er4ough : for I hit purpose, It cannot mean • . that we ought to have taken .stroug and, deci sive measuro with regard to.. the S'xitiau Govern ment, because those who dirclaitned so loudly' againsta . supposed 'interference with tbe internal government of France; our enemy, could never re cemmetid such a measure with respect to-Sicily; CIUr . ally. We al'enot giving any opinion upon the tight or propriety of such an interterence we are merely contending 'that the Opposition cannot, with any 'regard to consistency, reconarnend anal a theasuie. But kt •liaid thiat.tlA , ,.systear.NOickhie been adopt. ed by th 4 country towards Sicily; must have pro. Auced the consequences which have ensued. Now we really cannot ,see why a stria adherence to our' engagements with the Sicilian oyernment r —why, the must-liberal assistance, and the-mostetficacious .proteCtion .affortled to that Gavernment, should have inspired it with hostile feelings tovvardt this country.. are, there Tore, utterly un able to discover this crinnetiOn'between the Caine and , cad which the Cliroizicie speaks of. But we are attacked for having said that .the con nexion by marriage between BIJONAPAIITeiand the Queen of SICILY may live,had some etTeCtin pro ducing a change in the disposition in the Court of Palernto. H . We do not perceive any thing very ab, surd in such a supposition ; but then we . ate' asked, did not Ministers knoW 'of this: connexion. before ? :and did Ministers send'out Lord ,WILLIAbr ity,NTINCts without any . instruCtions applicable to the actual slate of atfairs ? Without waiting for an answer ,to this question—without knowing the aClual state of': affairs in 'Sicily, without knowing • what LMd W.I3ENTINCK'S instruetions Without knowing the real cause of his Lordship's return. so Ebgland, the Morning Chronicle, without hesitation, and without mercy, proceeds to condemn the present Ministers for misconduit: Such is the candottr, and - such the consistency, of the party • they acknowledge thothselves ignorant of the merits of the , caie, and the same . moment take upon themselves to pronounce a decisive judgment. . Yesterday about one o'clock, the Patrrca REORNr, accoinpenied by' ibe Duke of CUISIBERLASC) ) left town lor:Wiudsor,, A Privy Council is expeaed to be holden. at they Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, to morrow, for the further - prorogatiOn of Parliame,:it to the 1 th of November. The PRINCE REGENT will preside in person at the Council. Lord CHAELES SPENCER came,into waiting yes lerday at St. JArnes's 'Palace, as a Lord Of the Bed chamber for the week ensuing. Sir GEORGE.O6- BORNE continues the Groom. ' ' Tln Princess'CHARLOTTX of WAt4ms was exaaly two moot at Bognor. tilmntonses were issued .on Saturday to the. Cabinet Ministers, to attend 'a Cabinet Conned this day at the Foreign Office, to take into consideration the hUsilleSi of Lord W. BENTINCK'fi retutrn horn The Commissioners. of •Militaty Ininiry,are • ex 7. peeled to close their tnvetgiUons by the meeting or Parliament, when the Board will , be disaolVed. Their last 'inrittiry i 3 direffed to the Prclnance De , • partmeht, which they have nearly.com pleteo. This day, et twelve o'clock, _the Bight Hon, the Lotto Mivorr, Sheriffs, Aldetinen, ,Recorder, j 446., went in procession from Guildhall, attended by the City Marshall, the ',lllarslialmen,, and other qty . Officers its Blacittriars' gridge; took water, on board the City barge, landed at . Westmiester, and proceeded,fr Wom thence to est Minster Hall, where the Sherifiis. ele4t were presented, •and sworn into , office before -the Barons of the Exchequer, after which they returned, on board the City barge, to Blacktliars i and proceeded to the Mansion iit. AnMy.—Colonels MuttaAv ) HULSE; and WEltinsror., of the-I orrt Otialds, Colonel .‘ P4CIC.EN.‘. HAM, of the Royal Pusiker , , acid CuWiwi itoss; of the loth Regiment, are promoted to the rank, of Brigadier-G.enerals lu_the army serving itt Spain - nod Portugal.. , . BANNISTER is now performing at Brighton, And, advmeed as the season is, the pretie.bht is cot i ,j s .ter d d ma the most ororniiinfr tirnt fur the Theatre. 'tvi.V.ttSbi? ; San. ye. The scarlet fever has lately raged wish great vici. fence among the mob employed in tht Mews, tit tie lower end of Windsor, on the road tO Froginore; one olthe helpers has died of it. The Dottois considered it epidemic, but Sir H. Ittx,- . itirtn has now pronounced tliat• to be over, and it is stow expected P . ANCESSES will ride on horse - - tyrek again : this, togt,:ther with the . indispositi ! n of the Princess SOPHIA, preverneci them far irsitte (ime past. ArriVed this morning, at the, Queen's`Lodge, the NrelibiShop . oC::CAN-rchßOlti, Lords AYteAroRD, and, WII4CIIII.'SZA, when they had - a consultation with his NIA4ESTY'S Physici Ins for upwards of. ,an liorir ; alierwards waited on the-Queeti. in , the Castle, with whom . ,they held a Council. - Arrived the Duke of YORKOII . I3 morning, on a I visit -to . the Clv. uEN and PaiNcussfiAi•trom Londotr.i.l SEPTlOAtilltit 29.--Yelteid , tv afternoon, about 'o'clock; 'the Archbishop of = eAgTsitstisv; Lordy-., Av•Lesl'ortn'and 'Affit4ctimizA,'ltft Wintisor, at' et partaking an am - tow:46ns 'dinner, prepared tbr them by 'cornmkiild of the 'QV At)POt the same the-. Duke of Yorkleit Wini Nor for Oatlands. This morning the QUEEN• and PEINCEiSES bad the church trt-rrning service read to filen) by :a Chap..' lain in waiting.' . This feint; the Oaken of .\\IfiTRNIDUR9}I . s birth cl . Ay, the ritiNcH IttOENT, Dukes - of et.mtasce arid , 'CUMBISHLANI:, arrived a little bef , re three o'clock • to dine wall the Cluati.. DUBLIN, SEPT. I .. , . On Tnesday a ,divi)ion.-of the ist.battalion 3Stlt rt.gitncht, uLder the command of the Hot.. .ieot.- , Colonel 1....4ANL (,011 of . Lord - INlu.sxLatty), and i - 1 xt . day the tasi,.dkii,sion, , uadcr the commoid 01 tt,(4 Finn. Col. GIIEVILLE, arrived at Limerick, on- a . route for ,Fermoy. , ' , . The sth and 3811 . 1, both very 6ne. battalions, and :Composed of 1100 men each, will embark at Cork forthwith, for Portugal. It is stated that the tat battalion 6th, quartered at Kinsale, and the loth foot, statiooettat klillow, are to embark for tbe.sarne destination. Extra& of' a Letter, &led Ville. de. Paris, Hiera Bay, W. of Toulon, Aug. t 5. 1811 ‘,` We have been lying at. anchor In this boy for the last ten days, to avoid the.N. W. gale, in sight of the French fleet, which consists, of a much stipe ror force, but which, as meal evades every attempt we make to give battle ; still it is the opinion here, that .six of their ships are intent on a start, I pre;- •sume, in the event of an American war, for that CMS'. , " The Temeraire. a few days since, got under one of their batteries: the Master rust his kg, and seven men were uunded, The Caledonia TeCAvW seVec. - ml shPt, hut no darnage. The island of Minorca is our general rendezvous." . ' Ton THEATRE6,—On Saturday last the tragedy of Isabella was represented at Covent Garden The-. atre, and Mrs, , SIDDONs, as the heroine of the piece, attracted..a numerous audience. The excel lence of this great adtresxhas so often been witness ed in the charadter, that all comment is unnecessary. She never performed it:With more energy and effed. , Kaainr.a's Binn manifested his usual judgment. — It is a part of -nO great importance, but was rendered prominent by his tigure and expression. Carlos was Well sustained by CHART-Es KEMEL R, and EGERTON was respeaahle in ilitierey.. :The effedt of Mrs.. SLODONS"S exquisite assumption of character in the . scene where iliren lies dead, was so powerful. as to' throw a Lady in the . Pit into strong convulsions, which continued several minutes. LYCRUM.—The Comedy of The Confederacy ,was represented at this Theatre on Saturday, and :very well supported by the Performers in general; but the plot is so exceptionable, the chit - Titters are so,vnlgar, sand the dialogue is solow, notwi,thitand ing the wit, humour , and knowledge of• lids: which appear in parts, thAthe Play, itself plight no: to ,pre. serve its.,station on .the•Siagn., 113, fda, it nay be considered as a ,low farce of five ads,' and is spray fit for the' viMtota: of the upper gallery.—DowTors iarid KNIGIIT were excellent in illantylfep. 'Grim PALm,Rit . WRS FOiriled axu humorous iti Dick,, and tolerable in Brass. AIiSSDuN : CAN'S Ciarissa was very sprightly, - and INlrs. waS lively ;Ind oat oral itt Corinne. The pact of 'Rippe/ad was admirably peiforincd .by Mrs., ()Welt, LONDON MSHIONS FUR OCTOBER. FROM itCKIIRNIANN'S REPOSITORY OY AltiS, FA SHIONS, MANUFACTURES, -sec. . , FASHIONS. FOR. LADIES w sle rt e s v t: , ‘ o v ti l e ja re c i e c t o to o t t b tn o t t i t l e l i r ti, or or nera tta in e s WALKtN 6 - I) Ress. --- A round Fietich robe ., with bisho p e_work. A square , liecltcrChittfi of . hue ~muslin, in . A ..sticat Roman coat,. itted at the feet and o ro f u i n n d tbe ti r te or bo b so ti t g o ln ith b d tat; i : l : t i t r l S ti t ett iet, w lV il i t t l;,4lotndti tall F es; len c c u b r l ia g ornathentett round ' the bottom, and up the trout, with tt ere: scent hooter, - corresponding. with the robe, in shaded che- I n P (lntain bat, composed or tire ,auto inuterial, and Ornamented with white crape. A . founoling cap, of the same, with an ;immortal flower in front. •Halt-boots of buff kid ; parasol of eriinson!velv t; and gloves : of pale Limerick.' We take upon us to'rentark, that the length it the tt tist may be 'considered in the extreme, as few of our tair country women seem disposed to depart front it becoming trtediOCTity in this particular. GVeNING Daass.—A round rube, of lavender or lilac crap; with full Turkish long - sleeve, and Roman bodice, worn over an thider.dress . of white satin. A round tucker ot Paris net, edged with aininite lax, with coifs to correpund. ,- Broneh and clasp or pale topaz ; neck-chin and cross, of the saint. Head-dress in the Eastern style, composed of the hair in curls and ringlets, confined in a caul tit silver net, fastened with a Chinese pin at the back' or the head, and in front with a ki‘ot of brilliants. White satin liPlmrst • Witlt Oiver clasp; . glovei of FrJrich kid; sod fait of silver-trust ed crape. Occasional scarf of Fiench , lack. • WALTaIt SCOTT IS now empinye4 on the vititinp and genius of SWIFT. Coniidering.ikle number of works Which. this Caledonian Bard .13-34 written and . be ( 1 11 Y .11e . deetneA.an extraordinary com pound of genius and diligence. , e he system of EDUCATION Is now a sunset of as v'artti kftscussiott as thatiirViscclNATioN Nyas a faW Months-ago. The Jasmatts- and the _BIRCUES ate,- however, still - in.:t6tive warfare, though than hosti. lilies are not so clamorous its tlio partizans of LAN. GAITER Mid BULL. ` fib N AVAL Nt, . . i " WS ASTMODTII, SRPTIIIMigit 27. --Sailed the ilpho _, . .-7: rtot%r;. Lieutenant GliaoNs, with a fleet of tr; v rispotts for Portsmouth (which arrived here on Sunday last from Lisbon), and 21' . fleet of merchant. • u s i ti e s ii a ' n , n ic a r , tEhrev.:Dso;stis ; amoog,the.latter is,the brig Pry'scott, T HOMPSON, front Oporio, bound 4011; . also a fleet of -light veb.seis for Sunderland; the .' . , PCE , for Soutbarnpf°tort;ne.ilr;csreyi)c.t'aldailiili ni'lki,elll3ePsiiijit:',, 'H for for Chichester ; acid the biftiitity, Buctc, 'Wer mow h. , . Arr We d. the Richard, AVERY, and Zena and Ilard 711 p,,'s/.*NI, froM Walei ; , the Portuguese ,bi? :4ci,:tin..s:m:attoetrie,,,,...p.i;sig.,DA:f f il o ,: t c y l . l , A i , o rns: w it's , i- 7, c.." - 1,9rE940 eot too, bound to Lrindon I tiie ship Ihiolt. CLA •' • 'tic, f roth Quebec; and the 'Atueric3ll, i', Venus, from Amelia island,. S,Mtlqt, nhoter, both iAlen with timber and dedls, tiouod to tli;'s Fol lut orders. , Ss an'. 28.-:-Tht: Tonne maxi' of .War, CT l ' il 1 St. l ,r: : r e ' ni n 1 e 'ut i ll i :o ß a Gr , : tsa ;e i t 3111:2!:4'''' .F:rr'iej:r1:11)8.1.11•I'etr.11:37:i,);Yld..:::i;p:°1:l';':' v,• hi Ai she chased seveiii 1;0'01-R...hut wlien +o''`a . . ' ; ' y,,,1,..f, 11,i• -!:tit, and a tier havii,g couyneoed roi4 ~ 4 at ca; rind aksi.y her main-tOfs:rnast, 4 Whicl"6l. t ,i , ' Ivrt , i t . si ": 'Ai',6 obliVd to , give up i to close ; the 0' 9 . 1 ,hii,)ilyr. after %‘, is seen to enter 3 FrCIICS' I , 8 ...I,uill:6litir riaLit iict.:,4*-6;,:ilifly 4,Par36ct' sli• • '. IP' Carnecr9llF,obron.); Ti m . l'orirtant'saifra al' 6 , d-1 iwidarnpany wttii tii. ilquilon friss!.e, CI 3 , , 8!..iii...0 'iciblevkade Bre,t. ;, 3WO . Arrived. the Pioitee.r Cutter, frOm tgott°'-' i dispatches. ' •* ' , . The American vessel Yenta. that- ar;ivitli;eitr $ . • ' i„i . ei teiday (rein Amelia Island, sailed SI d'Y' ',,,,,, the American vessel General 11,lake, C. l l )t. v : • r KER, was to sailin a few days after w' tll 3 %.4 icalier for thii .Port. ' - - i $ ' -'- ' ' ti ldig " iLI' S'4il-144,„i14 Ilforristoivn hired- Owe c9tsVo)7.oftc:oasters to the SlT(2stwar4. . .. .!: ,11 - .....---- , ' ,P .( d i t ia4! ) ,:oUTH, SE' PT. vg,--Arri.v.ed:t 1 e ' of ii P s 11 1 ' gate from the Exist liidiei, after an absence .• , years.- ity o r Lon also about don East V45211/3'lo ° . , . 4 . Passed by the C • ji the EckaSouth-Seantiu ; 130 sail chant men from Quebec. Arrived his Alajesty's. ships Pa* S ° P li t in i ,w a'4 o ) Qrldndo from a :cruize ; Wolverine iron' 'phe, -SP"""tu sloop a war from tlieWest. lodleie Bristol Channel. .• 0 0 1 110 c Sailed his Majesty's ship '..illariner 01 for ~‘ v 0 1A' for the Downs; Owen Glendower th' the tfiv „is. digs; Alphea f or Plymouth ; and li°1) Guernsey. '-frorn,plbraltar, in 18 dayo• D l ' j e rsgh ALMQVTII, SEPT. FAL, 30 1 1:L" ,puke' of Kent paJon for Lisbon, 0 141311°1 arc pAcket for A.tneric,i) will sal aBAY„ p I 4 ,1 D e mark t'or, ' Roche fort ; Oreitesdoisia: n 1 :0 1'1 0 :1? 1 :1: 'sl.)ops of war on a cruize ervent WlUd. PP.* .....I . .stY -.4 ch i p 'c t' YARMOUTIT, EPT, 08.--f-lii 114 3 .fe 0 , ffes veret,.. has taken wlcl Scill into thai 11°1' colleo rageryrivat,Nr, of lime guns arid 4 3 li ln ' Le Pro.sper e. 10 1 ' '1 l'ilig A the Ii• no I 0 S c°l ,7 i n , , (1/1100t, rot , 0 thelpm of an anchor, 5a1 1,14, fl°lllo.l' Lund fl,; with loss of ancho. and cable; ,ii .n ,ilar" ia,.ollNti, 10 London, lealcy ; Foul° An. 3 1 Or horn Lisbon, bliond to LAndon, lake', by t''' iny,and retaken by itis Niajay's ship ile/Illes. .....,—. Lisbon. ° lll frjT Sir EERN l t liiS 081e5ty ship. Griimpui, Capt. 1-148‘slItiter, Pas,ed 'a fl ee t of Bag ti)eP v0...0.4 Or .1-1 g"rd I'r Pi ' t a 1 . North star, wio' "24 r" ''''°;llll..o9tigt .1---; Sad'iillcat .116,i9 IVlojetY'i SIIIP to c'llole of the obtw3rd boood for Porisolotob. ifoi OY' ..f ‘ri ived tall Majesty's ships Egmont oo . . 49 ,- • '.,' . , ; i i ~, - off kl` li .ront vortssiouto, co jo„rt Adtbirot ~ ovnb. of recto ins ; Or arrived the Bei-fjord man of or 1- ~;,t, ~ ~t , . ., -. si, I dth • COI"' s• .1,14195 ; Brune trigore, from 4i , i.r sloop of war Iron.) off Do' elogoe ; 'and the,e _ ~, un-brig from ors the Poirth ,Forland. .---- ~ iv . -000 HARWICff, Sse-r. 2g,..---`l'hii ioorning PA I),iczna pnclot (root Aoholf. ',l' he passeng_er!::: ositively as to n vvr between itossil oad Yr" .....-----,.............,....„----- .. a „ail CR.EXIIOI6O, 56131.. _3lO ;";111i9ct1..:41Y,, :rl & e; a"i' 01 Wheat MAC 3 tolerabio sLils,l'and c if ti.“ .ii b3:es tit an iirlrotlca Of abollt, ~‘,ll,er jeare! quitter ; Barley in short i,upply, ati 1.0":,, higlie_ MiliCtiiaist JiLIS its price i Wbitt.tV4-$5 gr;_t pii, 'GreY,l.tinr:4l 13 ‘Otls f' iicli Orli nci:lT,lllot.ii Ifle ;1),?1 there kti'Lt same fresh oirivols (if L-I::;vgglit 1).'l 1.1,i,'1 ~.0o hand it short, ow 349 &ter ; Fioar itlily at 13ta , ri c e'' rS 's