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NAY AL NEWS. isePt. tZe LONDON GAZETTE, On. 6, 1804. Admiralty-Office, (Mi. 6, 1804. Copy of a Letter from the Right lion. Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral 6f the Plue,llc. to Wm.Marsden, isq. dated on board i 1 Majesty', Ship the Mo.. narth, off Boulogne, the 3d inst. SIR, Their Lordships are aware that my attention hat, for some rime past, been direled to the objea of ascertaining, the most effeaual mode for annoying the Enemy's Flotillas at their anchorages in front of their Ports, under protettion of their Land Bat teries. Having, on the afternoon of the Ist instant at. lived at this anchorage, and finding the weather romising to he favourable, and about rso of the tut Ila on the outside of the Pier, I resolved to make an experiment, on a limited scale, of the means of attack which had been provided. The final arrangements for this purpose were made on the morning of yesterday. The Officers named below * were put in charge of the principal vessels which at this time were to be used. The Armed Launches, and other Boats of the Squadron, were appointed to accompany and proteet them.— "ihe Castor,'Greyhound, and some smaller vessels, were direCted in take up an advanced and conve. silent anchorage •for covering the retreat, giving Protealon• to men who might he wounded, and Boats duff might he crippled, and for towing off the Boats in general,. in the event of the wind freshen. ing and blowing upon the Coist. The operation commenced at a quarter past nine o'clock last evening, and terminated at a quarter Past four.this morning, during which time several Vessels prepared fir the porn Se were exploded lrunngst, or very close to the Fiorillo ; but on ;IC : count of the very great distance at which they lay ,from tech other,- no very extensive injury seems to • t_inkve :n .:n.stiiitairied, although it is evident that there "as Item very c ons id e r a bl e con f us i on among them,, ar p id,th at two of the Brigs and several of the smaller ,""Is appea r to h e inissing,since yesterday at the close . ofd ) I have gsatisfaetion in report, ingr that, notw ithstanding a ve r y he av y di sc h arge , ef Shoe, and Musketry was-kept up by the Enemy throughout the night, no casu , lty what. e ver, on our part, has been sustained. The Enemy tnade no attempt to oppose their rowing lloats to o ur ,. . Their Lordships will not expeel that, at the pre. 'sent moment, I area to enter much into detail'i drat think it my duty to state to them my eonvidion that, in the event of any great accumulation of the Enemy's force in their roadsteads . , an extensive and ,combined operation of a similar nature will hold forth a reasonable prospeenif a successful result. The conduit of, the Officers and Men who have l)ien employed on this occasion deserves my highest commendation. I. cannot more forcibly impress ltheir Merits' upon t hei r L ords hi ps ' attention, than ay 2 . 0 - larking, that t h e S erv i ce was undertaken, not on4r in, the face of, but immediately Under, the whole Line of the Enemy's Land Batteries, and their 'Fiela Ar'illery and Musquetry upon the oast, but i l ls ° un d er t h at of upwards of iso Armed Vessels, ranged round the inner side of the Bay ; and that the Officer's and Men who could so deliberate. and resolutely advance into the' midst of the 29t1llii,,under oat circumstances, mast be consi. :eritt.isit:'rth y of being entruste d w i t h t h e p erform. r ac e, °f any ' ' Service, howev er di ffi cu l t or d angerous may appear `to be, and consequent l y to b e hi ghly 4 ` se rvink 'of thiii Lordships' rotation. I have the Honour to he, & c , KEITH. kariti ' t 'Esq. a ril,. • . terred,7g to CU.& of the Explosion Vessels above re. Copr s ' as— hittedet, Of the Sulphur. tteksolti Of the Aut awards', of the Fury. . Collard; of the Rail lean - • tttepants S!arle, of the fielder Defence Shif. Ste Wart, (Atha Monarch.. Lowry, of the Leotiard. Payne, of the linniortalite. 1441,,. Tempter, the Sdlphur. ~"'b i llPt i nert—Mr B- • • Inflexible. • Art 1,0 °mew, ot t Winthrop, ot the Ardent, and Owen, of the lm. I) per; it i„4 1a(44 zealously and usefully superintended t h e b lacl.vd t ,',4 l, , r , o t q ' the tt S ry %uthward ; and the Nos. Capt a i n ll'orrt the Northward. KEITH. 1 . 1 ••••••••••• Adm44lty.Office, OA. 6, zgo4. Et° fr-v .f a L iter fPon Pits , : Ab n i en l L o r e l Yistount Itlton, K. B. Commander is, Chief of His Majes. 's Ship and Vessels in the ltirditerrarsex, to Wni• Afetriden, RI, Dated on, hoard Hit Majetti's A• I, - IP • 490:h u t Se., the 7th Avast* 38°4. lk, . , : r• ft nra i itlikstwith transmit you a C opy: of a Let ter —. jtat v t ?tt, liar ding Shaw; commanding His . Ma . - h 4v ;:" ung The Spider, • acquaipting me with . his on - g , ntt the i rth ult. captUred rtia ch Privateer, mourning La Coneeption . two brass gnus, and. boffin with 47 men ; which . you will please to lay f or ° ' t tnY Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty Illeir information. • I am, &C. NELSON and BRONTE. 1 Lr ' III ...aierty'r I?rig Spider, elli;•at.a leads, licr sari) July, i 8 04 . toil n, hav e t h e ), Honour to inform your Lordship, that tiotelivtritday, fel l in with and captured La Concep. f __ enell rilVatitr, mounting . rwo brass gams.'arnt_l tut:lY.seven .nien. Alicata heating F,. N. E. tn ee 44; Fu1l t fitted out from Ajacia, in Corsica, a bend from Girgenti yesterday nt° Dilalta, and sent on bore here tbitty. ll . l r • moroinge; have sent n ee Bert ne Prisoners. She has made no Capture s i nce leaving Corsica; which has been about a month. I have the Honour to be. Sce• ' {Signed) HARDING SHAW, 4iikr 11 0 . . Lord Pitrou n t K . t Nelson , B. • ter. .fec. '',Vc. r, Admiralty. Office, t.vb A , Oftober 6, 18041 ' 4 " ll er. Zeiler jeans the Right Ibnourobit 4 117" .4 lilk°lol Nelson,. K. B. I , ,fe. to William _ 1 7 1;: dei '' 4 '9. gated on board Ms sklajeftr's Skil' tre at Jen,- 1 zth ...in:nu 1804. si k , ' Heft. • ,, . s "th. I transmit .you,. for ..the. of the Lords Commissioners of theAdmitilty, C.-4'y of a Letter from Captain Donnelly, of His Majesty': Ship Narcissus, with Copy of one to him from tenant Thompson of sail.: Ship,. d e tailing t he D. : . struetion of several' of the Enemy's Coasting Ves_ . eels ; the importance. of this service may he hot little, but the determined bravery of Lieutenant , Thomp‘on, Parker, Lumley, and Moore, and. the Petty Officers, Seamen, and Marines employed un'ler them, could not. he exceeded. lam concerned to observe, that Lieutenant Lumley : has been obliged to Suffer amputation at the shoulder joint, but I have much pleasure in saying,' that this .fine young man is fast recovering ; his sufferings, I am sure, will meet their Lordships' consideration. • I am, &c. NELSON & BRONTE. His Majesty's Ship Narcissi', MY LORD) Hiertt Bay, July t t r 1804. Last night we attacked about a dozen of the Enemy's Vessels at La Vandura, in this Bay, with the Boats of the Narcissus, Seahorse, and Maid. stone, commanded by Lieutenants- Hyde Parker, J. R. Lumley, and Ogle Moore, the whole under the orders of Mr. John Thompson, First Lieutenant of this Ship, who, with his gallant companions, boarded anti destroyed almost the whole, under a prodigious and incessant fire of great guns and musketry, as well from the Vessels as from a Bat. tery and the houses of the town, close to which they were hauled in and well secured. - I refer your Lordship to the inclosed Letter from Lieut. Thompson for an account of that affair; and I beg to add, that it is impossible for me to express the praiie due to that intrepid Officer, and the Men, 'as well as Officers of every description under his command, whose conduft I viewed with admiration. Herewith I also transmit a List of the Killed and Wounded, which I am extremely gtieved to say amounts to twenty-seven. I have the Honour to be, &e. (Signed) ROSS DONNELLY. The Rige - Hon. Lcrd Viscount Nebo», B. Puke of Bronte, &c: Eft. Fie. Isis hlajerly'l sM Narcissus, SIR, Ificres Bev, jutly 11 s 1804. I beg leave to report the Prnceedings of the Ae taehment of Boats you did me the Honour, toplace under my Command last night, whose conduct, anti gallantry I cannot sufficiently praise. The .attack commenced at midnight, under . a tremendous fire of grape.shot. and musketry ; not_ withstanding which we succeeded in boarding and firing niost of the Enemy's Vessels, consisting . 0 Eleven or T we l ve Settee s . chiefly laden. Ylie .4'ntiny were fully prepared, and had taken every pre. caution to secure them, they being moored head and stern, with their bars on the Beach, and completely ptopt together under. yiater ; we however towed one out, in spite o f their heavy and incessant This service, I am sorry to, say, has cost its be, vend valuable live. Ani.ng the killed I haze to regret the loss of that very promising young man W. Roche, Midshipman of this Ship, who'*.a4lll4t in firing of the Vessels ; and Lieutenant Lumley, Messrs. Bedingfield, Watt, Victor, and Mansell, , , Midshipmen on hoard, wounded ; I fear the former mortally ; together with several Seamen and Marines.. severely. To Lieutenants Lumley and Moore,. of the Sea. horse and Maidstone, I feel greatly indebted for the steady and well.diretted fire kept up from, the Launches of those Ships under their command ; also tD Lieutenant Parker of this Ship, for his very able support in boarding and destroying the Enemy's Vessels. Indeed my warmest thanks are clue to every Officer, , Petty Officer, Seaman and Marine employed on this occasion. I rim, &c. JOHN THOMPSON. Ross DONnelly, Lig. Captain of His Majesty's Ship Narcisius. List of killed and wounded in the hosts of his 21:13jeny's ships vn. der.otentioned, on the night of the rah o/ d 'veriy, 'BO4. 1 , 8 de. sissy:log w nmiwber of the .tinevy's vessels in 1...1 Paodura. N.lllTViEllb —2 Ail led and 9 wounded. SiC Horse--r killed and 5 wounded. Maidstone—i killed and 9 wounded. fatal-4 killed and 23 wounded. NAMES Or THE KfLLED AND WOUNDED. KILLED. Narcissus—Thomas Owen ltocise, Midshipman. and Wm. Slaowoo4, Able Seaman. Sea 110(sd--Wilii.IM Wiltshire, Lieut. of Marines. Nlaidstone—folin Wood, ()titulary Seaman. • WOUNDED.- - - Narcissus-Thomas William Bedingtield, Midshipman, in ..the hand, badly, James Mason, Coxswain, and 1 04 badly. Robert Cainpain',_ Able Seaman, thigh, badly. Tnomas - Freshwater, Able Seaman, arm, badly. 1 0110 Deakin_, Able Seaman, burnt by gunpowder. Mat. Sidle. van, Able 5e3111411, anti 31)(1 side badly. lames Snead, Able Se am an; thigh, slightly. . john 1-4111, Able Scam.tn, in the hand. . William salvers, Private ut Marines, anvil tinger. .• Sea liorse—john R. Lumley, Lieutenant, badly. Thos. Alex. Wet, Midshipmiti. John . Williams, Able SC3OI4A. John Fisher, Private et Marines, joint Williams, PriVAIC ut !Warbles. Maidstone- John G. Vitlor, Midshipman, - slightly, in the' thigi. Robert Minisea, Master's Mo.!, in - the hip, badly. Th 011145 falll4s . MAC SC4IIIIII badly. john ton, Ordinary Sealo3n,b.4.llx. folin 'White (I), Ordinary' Scanlan badly. John Whiteman, Corp. Crew, badly.-- Peter I . Jompsey, Able Seinian, • slightly. Alex. liorn, Ordnury Seaman, badly. hat. Watts, AWe Seanian c slightly. ' Total t Midshipman and 3 Seamen killed ; a Lieutenant Master's Mate, 3 Nlidshipmen, is Sealen, 011(13,111.14*a v. 0111111,10 . 40 (Signml). Koss obie . Nsz.i.y, Captain, and Scuba Wheel. DEAL, Cc F. 7.—Sailed the Mariner, Starling, jackal!, and Gurt.brigs on a Cruize off ilindogne. Arrived His Majesty's Schooner Charlotte, Lieut. ALT, with Dispatches from the Blueltading . Squa - : dron off Dieppe ; she brings an account of an AC. 'ion between the. English Squadron and the French which came out of Havre-de-Grace, con &isting of thirty-three Gun-brigs, one Praittn, car rying a mortars and 20 guns, and twenty-eight `schooners and Loggers, the whole of which were dispersed, and it is hoped that some of' °tern will be captured by the Cruiz , :rs. When the Char.. lout left the Squadron the Falcon and Rattler Sloops of War were in chace of the Prawn and s i Brig, and the Campirdrws Cutter in chice uF two Loggers, on Friday afternoon last, the sth Arrived the Mtitur, .Light . er, from Chatham, with Stores for tl,e Yard ; the !ITra;!g/er anti ihnegkfd , Gon.brigs, from a Cruize off Boulogne ; Charlotte Schooner, and Zephyr Sloop, from Dungeness. Alio arrived the Sarah, MAXWELL, Montreal . , SANINIC)N, QachtC, ANAND, Mary, THomsori, Dirt', SAMFORD, City of Edinburgh, Pu3:4.:*AiL, Start, GALLEY, fromQ;Jebec, lira Minerva, Fold); from Lisbkln, and sailed for the River., The Eugene has maic the signal of Convoy to t'ie Westward. In the Downs—Men of War, Armed Ships and Transports as before. FALMOUTH, OCT. S.--Arrived the Washington (American), MICRO/lAN, from Senegil; for" Lon. don ; Princess. Charlotte. Packet, KERR., from the Leeward Islands, with a Mill 'in 4.z days ; Maria Charlotta (Dine), ESCHELS, from Figuira ; arid Charlotte Amelia (Swede), FACKE, from Lecata. Sailed the Union, DARRON, for Portsmouth; Townsbend Packer, Dow), for Li4bon, With Mail; ar►d Weiihiokton (American), I\4 4 CkottArt, for Lon. in. ''' PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7. —Arrived . His Mrijesty.'s Ship Avenger, from Newfoundland, whither lie protefted a Fleet of Merchant Ships. Sailed the teir,.oo6 guns, CJpt. jAt.sas ; and-' Prospero, of 16 guns, Capt. JOtalts,, to join the . Blockading Squadron 'off Havte-de-Grace. The Duke of - Clarence Cutter has• captured, and brought to this Port, the Portugucze f rig Volantti-, from Lisbon bound to Cherbourg, with-sugar, cot. ton, Bce: A Convoy from Quebec passed ,this port for, 'the - , Downs yesterday morning, under charge of the Euty.lice Frigate, Cipr. NicrioLAs„ The Neptune, Prince of Aurtruria, Reliance, and -Christiana Transplrts, are ordered ,to victual' td receive Troops-on board for a foreign station. . PLYMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Tontreart, 8o [ft.trt., Capt..W. Jptils,' 'from the Channel Fleet. . • Arrived the Paget, of London, Captain J,•STRAy. cock, from Quebec;" with Tinibortre. for the . Dock.yard at this Port ; and the J. M. WALI. I s?..frum Benecarlo, for orders.. : HARWICI4, QCT. 6. l'he. Dorset Packet, Cpr. HAM r t.rotr, arrived last night :die r-poit f from Got , -- 'II the Mail, , tenhargnoyit, !nt The Firgi",sie Frigate, of 44 guns, saptured from, the French 'in the year 1796, is arrived at,thiv place from Chatiiam, for the purposeUf beta hahled • . up, and having a thorough repair. , OCT. 7. —The Late, Franfes Packet, Captain FLY N, and Dona, Capiain HAMILTON, Sailed this indrning ; the former•with the Gattemburgh M a il,' and the latter Car Husum with the Iliaallaurgh and Bremen Mails. We have received no account of the arrival of tfis Royal Highness MONS' ItUlt, since the Atonic) aun. vessel, Lieut. rr _ ATHAM, separated from the Packet two days alter they sailed from this Port. SHEERNRSIt OCT. b,--Arrived a ,Galliot under Prussia► Colours, detained by, His MAesty's Sloop Lynx. Sailed the Argo for the River, and &bra Bomb Vessel fur the Downs, • Passed by the Scourge Sloop of War for the River. OCT. 7. --'-Arrived the Chapman Armed Ship, and the Deptford Tender from the River, with impressed Men and Volunteer` for the Fleet. The Lian Armed Ship, which will sail on or about .the loth inst. .continues the Signal flying - for Con. voy to the. Baltic, and the Him/ Armed Brig, ;hit: for the Elbe. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Unicorn, .Thisbe, Ceres, Pitades, Beaver, and Scout; the Lion, }find, ai•t- Chap. man AnUCkl %%gibe's; Truer,. manly, grad Annwell bugs. YARMOUTH, OCT. 7.-- - -Arrived yesterday ,D4i , jvige ClPritt/if, JAN TENTitilt, from North Pwrgen, with fish an oil, bound , to butt, sent in by t h c. ilabe Cutter. Artivcil this day the Prince cf. 11",t/es 'Packet, from littstim, with and l'asseng,!rs, which ire landed here, and the Packet wilt sail 'whin the wind permits tulLirwich, with soldirrir. Arrived in the Roads Africa;ye Frigate froth the Text-I, with AdrnirAl TfloaNitaciunti, allti re. inailly W Ith the Zmett i a and Aionm&rab ; :and '*Ailed the ixen Gun. brig un a Cruize. ti • HISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Officers and Crews of His Majesty's Ships Swift stile; Draguni! and Kent, for the. Capture of the Carle and, E torotinus, the asth luny Oka, a; Ssailtsure! and Dragon, to 'parties, to-mot row, and other 'Asian, on the .16th instant, at Mr. Evans's Office, Ilsai d tett'adataiktitigs ; and the K.Cltt on her 4•liVat in Ett&land. lie shares, 41 .4 4 111 0 demanded tube re•C4I led at the same plate, every TUesday s and Friday, for three years: • TQ.the Officers and Company of lb* hfajesty's Sinop of Wsr.thc Atalanta, for the Capture of the .French Cbasoill Maree La Volante, and her Cargo, the first March, 4804, at hlr. Edmund Lodger's Office, Plymouth,. on. kriday 'text, .o.r. every Tutt*disy and trigity atterwards, tor three years, at the SAW phve, • • To thebilletrs arhi Company of His Majesty's SlooP.Re. wail, tor the Capture of toe Prince Fradeciek Van Prussia, 2 0 11 .APril, tEot (in company with the Spittl'e), a Diu. trihution of the Renard's proportion of the said ?rite, at Mr: Robt. Euga's Counting.houss, Plymouth, an the or every Tuesday and Friday for three years to Carrie, at the bailie place. To the Officers and Company of Nis Majesty's Ship En. dymion, for the Capture rat the Young Pierre. uly and of the Colombe the fBth Tune tBe3, a Distribittion or proceeds, together with head money for the latter, on boarq the Endyinion, on her arrival at Plymouth, or during three years at. No. t 3, Great George-street, Westminster. TG the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship (,'Unite, for the Capture of De.fonge Tar Swash, the Ist September t 798, ro•mnrrow at N 0.13, Surrey-street, Strand. or every 'Tuesday and Thursday tar three years to come at the same placc. . To the Officers And Crews of His Majesty's Sloop We tzl and hired Armed lirig Constance, for the Capture of ti c Frrncfi TrivAter Lei •I'etli Chasseur 'and Re. capture of the Brig Anti of Su;:cfcf land, trie t9th OeLber tSoc, on the tat of Noveitiber.,ncxt, at Mr Stow; Office, Gosport; or every WKinestiav ' durltioAltree years' at the same place. To o.{freers aitl Crctsuoel lip; Majesty's late Ship Apolap le, tar the espritre .I.e - Bon.Accord, the 21st 1111114 Itio3 ;Lc Dart,. thd-akt ; Bun .Pete, i the 30th July, 183 ; I,' E•sper4nce, the 4'n July, 0;03; and La VitiOriA. the. sth July; 'rt!.,3, on tilt! l‘t NOV. 110 At-IVieWIL Slow and- Matity '3 ()Mice, GcbpOrt.' and oft every Wednesday, during three years; ').t the saute place; •., • ' .• WEYMb67II,. .0C T. s. Wl3 h 3,1 110 Espianirite 14st night,: The ROTA!. FAMILT Were Very late in their return front their aquatic .eicur.ion yesikrdq ; tity , L l Vere hut•juir in tirne to attend the ~Theltre. „The'Hottse cinemas , crowded, and the wholtulx..tft.Hro4nce went off' very well .; the RovAi. FA`MILr - iii'ye4red much unused, . This ntorningoooniftet ten o'clock,Hrs NIA i ts.TY, the three eider PkiNCElOB‘, And pit IiSS SO riq,A. of GLOUCEsTPßoccomp3oied by the Countess of IL. CnE.::TKR, GE0:118114A. BULKI4.,IiV o Ek. ..KI:rE anti Daughter. F.;4l# RWiLlrqt Vg O AIDG 2 , PAIPLE rr, I.nrd3Ri‘ieu.s , an4l WALSI44(IH#M, Men. CO,NTEOIts.DI44*,Gp.i.I!I I / 4 iOA,Gert:cr;ils GARTH; MANNERS MANN NGIIAM, sAieti in the Royal .Yaclit with a strong westerly breeae.. They were acwitlimnkci.tl rl9lobet 'of ?liasiire" B•Jat3 and the weather bt?ing remarkably -fine, ,rendered the kene ifillY•tielightftil.. 'The wind increased to• soch*a brisk 'gale; chat. it was` thought advisable tit put the Itt4al'Naclic into Purtlanda Roads *till is ab,alo, , . Atiout eight o'clock .the. DMA , CANTS RI oc e rude rin his. Charger• ro ,the Barracks,* and *inspoted the. Oe.r . rto Lco9ili:, : frOm whence he proceeded proceeded to Binicornb Downs, and reviewed the Brienle of the Rtgtirietli stark:Teti• thete, who had Artillery to attenil'theni, and His Royal Highness • • . _ wai pleased to' eitisirest hit appr , obatimi 01 the cor.. redrie,i6 with oit#ll,lllss;*'‘yent ItirOogh their diffr. sent mantelivreo.:u iri'vi►Cs`3c'tt<; li'."s Whiteombie; IYilllatn Proeklesby ' „jasper Parrot, Wa*brOniztwanit. Noah lirocit 'ashy. Esgrio ':Air,,,4oper, Mrs, jay, Mr: anti Mts. tirsorp and Mr. and , Mtl:"lloaiter; •*, • • • ,;„ 6. List nle l t: - 01e - YLi i tertilthe Ceremonies expo =r - riencecl an • honour. , .rover..contesfea upon a ri it .Clirtider'before in. this Country, by tbs./Attendance 'of the RO N AIL _TAY 1 . 1 4 Y, at •t the. l. l 'Rooms. Ic.hcing generally kriqwn.thelitoi.44,. Fr4r,-;-` 4l were very much . - lcroutiedir strival of tbe„ R.o.Y FAi4 1 Lir 'they were •receivitti by the Master of the Rooms and, , •thi:Menitcr of thoct,rernOies, apleated deeply 'sen3il)!e - the honour dune him by file' ptesencey of •tilelktii.At: ifAirry. • 'They' were conduded to, • the tolv It ! „: 1 ,p t w,he,r s eie rr a seats, were rrepared tor their reception. ii el Nu-- Eci lEs nrefillitieff;oll-A'elFeti A;rClllClc, witen • the ROYAL FA tiied fity theViko'S •Lodge. This morning, 'about• seven-. o!clock, His MM .., jssiir rode through the priqtipal parts of the town, and returned to .the' Lodge bcioreilneakfast. About_ ten e' - ,t'cloCk His 11114QJ rstv . wenr,on board the Royal Barge, In their w.,y to the , Yacht, as Hts MAN ! j ESTY was getting into ihe Barge, a s Lady, I'AULETT on the shore, and moir;condescenditigly , invited her Ladyship to he -of the Party. Her Ladyship, .of course, accepted the Royal lion. • • • , - Arrivals at ',vest's lime!: Colonel and Mrs. Pane, lArnuntl Gapper, hsq. John Dagg ► Esq. Mr. BAtson, apt Mr. and l4lrs. Spo44nait. CORY EXCIIAN9Ei ',.`The arrivals of ;Wheat to-day are in tolerable goo d su pply, the buyers being numerous, sales were brtsic, and fully at last prices.; Barley. 31. and 4s.- ,:per quarter dearer; good Malt ss. ; new Whit Pease are higher, and Bean's have better sale ; we have large arrivals of Oats, those of good quality suppirt last quotation, other'sorts rather at less ; , new R.+l+e Seed is dearer ; and Flour as last week. Wheat 50 a 634 a'76: Ott Fow ditto - a 83$ tat tt - ,39i 4 4:ts ott , tas oa gait - , 2lts 786,t1d White l'i.•,;Se .545' it fiDs od . Grey LIMO , 4,44 s c,t BOPS • 4QS a 463 od Tick Beans 34s 4 4aS od this 23S a 26S a aai of Poland do. s9s a 3-as 04 Rape'Seed - 411 a 4.0 Fine Flour - - 6ss a 103 Od Set:MI(IS ••• bas a 6ss cid The Averger Sloop di Waif flow Novipundlancl, is artived at. Portsmotitb. Ciptairt Coma is Aiypointeti to the c . linmand of the Salvador del,4l4;ds. of I ti . lons, at Ply as.)uth. • LoettiStuarrts, Ekq. Lieutenant of the EAcd.. 600. .014 , htiiral Sir R. Ctivrts, is matte at Commander, and appointed to tl t latatte; Capt. Fe x aett is appointed- to the PlastageNth *ice flun.,Capt. Diz COURCY, appOiffted to the St, George,, Capt..Ds.t/ItY. sun of Admiral Dituti" ii Appointett to vhe'brbke. a sraoran, of the I . ?igrity Cutter, was senrolced by a,Court.martial . at P0C;5411.44111, ou ‘Vecitimi,ty; . fo receive o lashes, for deserting to St. lielliersßiy, jeriey, w ith a Blur, '' The West India D ick Company held a General Court on Fiitlay, fur the purpose of conhidering.a dividend for the last:, hall year. Mr. ilf ter, aat thetehArmats; after .giVingi.the metikt. accuunt.of the proceedings of the Inktittitiun t and of the future prOspeils of the C.`omparlyi ptoposed:the full haltn,yearly dividentl),:for , five per Cent.. which was cartied. rt watt also unanimously resolved, that the next dividend should take place on. the Is 'of January next. . • The Canadian Feticible Regiment Is ordered to he reduced. A great number of them have tittered *into the ad B.ittrdiory of the 79t1t, and other Corps e The new tin Dutieg will 1-11UrS day rKxt.