The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-06 00:00:00

.F,424 the LONDON G 4ZETTE, Aug. 4, I So+. Whitehrill, Aug. 4, 1804. 'The King has been pleahed ro coritititte.,anti ap. pint the Right Hon. William Pitt, G-firge Petov, Esc!, (cntranonly called Lord Lovaine-). j•sine% Ed. ward Hirris, E t q. (comm'mly called Viscount Fitz. Harris), the Right Hon. Charles ‘ Long, and GeLr g e Sp e nc er , E l . (commonly called Airgitis of BHA. fortl)oo' he Cummis4nners-for executing the office of Treasurer of His Mijesty'S.txchequer. Ordnartre..o . ffire, Aug .3, 1804. Reginter:t 4rtillt;s: Lieutenant-Celonet Thomas T totter to he Colonel. Brevet Lieutenant- Borrhwiek U, he Lieutenant- Ct , 'tenet,. vice 'Trotter. Brevet Major Robert Hope to ii Major,, vice loirthwick. Second Catmeet Richard • Raynsford ro be Captain of a eeompany, vice Hope. First Lieutenant Charles ft. Gndby to be septet! Captain, vice . Raynafor ;. Second Lieutenant Fdward Sabine tube First. Lieutenant, vice Godbv. Brevet Colonel John Macleod to . br Celonel. /Viejo: . 'CFl:ales N. COOlOOll to b.- Lieute. nant.Colonel, vice tvlacleed. brevet Major George Wtiltie to be Major, vie e C. N. Cookson. Second Captain Henry • Marth to be Captain 'of a Company, - vice Weide. Find, Lieutenant !diner-?t. Clair to be Second Captain, v.ce b9arsh. Second Lieutenant Henry Curtis to be Firer Lieu tenant, viee 'St. Clair. `Lieutenant-Colonel John Smith to. be Colonel. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel lotto Burton to he Lieittetient-Colonel, vice J. Smith. Brevet Alajor George. W. Dixon to be Major, vice 'Billion. Second Captain Samuel *eyrie!! to be Captain of a Coilipany, vice Dixon. First Lieutenant Kit:bent I. I Lacy to he Second Captain, vice RevnelL Second Lit:ken:n Jonathan Macghie to be First Lieutenant', vice.Lac,y. Lieutenent ... Colonel William Cuppage to be Colonel. Brevet Lieu tenant-Colonel George Scott to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, vice ,Cuppage. Brevet Major Wiltshire Wilson to be Major, vice Scott. Secoed - Captein William Payne , to be Captain otle Company, - vice Wileon. First Licute. nant !ohn . Clement to be Second Captain, vice Payne, • Second Lioutenaut Tboinas Trotter to be First Lieutenant, vice Girt - item.., Lieutenant-Colonel • William P. Smith to be Colonel. - Major George Cookson to be Lieutenant- Colenele. vice W. P. Snjith. Brevet Major Daniel Gaiter' tit be Major; vice Ge'Cooksnn, Second Captain George Forster to he Captain of a Company, vice Gahan. T<irst Lieutenant Robert Douglas to be Sec:urd Captain, vice Forster. Second Lieutenant Philip I. Woolconthee to be .Li First Lieutenant,. vice Douglas. Lieutenant - Colonel Thomas Seward to. be Colonel. Major Philip Riou to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Seward.- Brevet Major Richard Hamilton to be Major, vice Riots. Second Captain John Caddy to lee Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton. First Lieutenant Cdward•Wilgress to be Second 'Captain, vice • Calii•ty. Second Lieutenant William F. Lindsay to be First Lieeteneine vice. Wileress. Lieutenant-Colunel ,John H. Yotka to be Colonel. Major John F. S. Smith to be • Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Yorke,. • Brevet Major Lawrence H. Newton to lie Major, vice . Smith . Second Captain Alexander Campbell to be Captain of a Company, vice •?. • :Newton. btiiit Lieutenant. John CaMphell to be • Second Cquaitt, vice Alexander Campbell. Second - Charles Douglas to be First Lieutenant, vice John Cali' I): Lietutteint-Colonel` trancis Layc to be Col 1414,) , yr William . Mudge to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice. laye, Brevet - Major Brooke Young to be Major, vice dodge. Second captain Henry M. F arrington to be Cap. tint or a Company, vice Young,;. First Lieutenant George Thompson to be Second Captain, vice Farrington. Second Lieutenant. William Dunn 'to be First LieUtenant, vice Thompson. Lieutenant-Colonel' bailey Willinelon to be Colonel. Major llctiry Shrapnell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice IV il I ington. Captain Hoylet lererninge I arn to be Major,' Vice Shrapnel?. SOCOIId Captain George 'slsyring to Le Captain 01 a Company, vice kramiegharn. • Firitt not Hooey- Stone to be SecotelCepteito vice bkyritee. • Second Lieutenant Frederick Robertson to. be Firer. Lien.. - tennant, vice6roneeeeThe above, zire dated letly 20, tgee, SeeentuCeptain C trades H. Fiternayer, to- be' (caption i , t 4 . Company, vice Jackson, retired.- fitst Lieutenant Alitewell to be :-.ecolid Captain, vice e'itzinayer. Lieutenant I.:Lc:nary C liayley•to he First Lieutenant, voce li4itivyCtl,;--The above are detect July :7, !See. • • • • • • Oldlibinee-pflite. Aug. 3, tBe4. ' • Carte ef Rye/ I, 7 eee'eerre. BrevetelVtajor Kele:tertian to be lieutenant.Celonel Second Captain .Charies Wiiiient kudyerd to be Ca:uair., vice . Kersteinan. First Lieu:en:int John Hassard to be Second Ceptein, vice Rudyerd. Second Lieutenant Miley Hone to he First Lieutenant, yice Hansard. Brevet. Major Sir Cfrarlea Holloway; • Knielit.'to be Lieutenant. Colonel, Second Captain Willi=am Ilackwell to be Cap ' lein, vice liol lo way% First Lieutenant Ccorgq Kelton to be .Seeond' Capt •vice Backwell. Second Lieutenant .John • I lohlg.' to be First Lleutettent, _vice Kennett. Tls anove Aire dated July 2(4' ta o 4. the hurl Lieutenant of the County of Lin coin. • luttlesr !Vanity. lulu; Guy, Esti. to bd I)4led Pane i 6, 1 80 4. 1 7 4rentrAr Infantv. ftu h ;rfl timi. to be Captain. I.)ittcd luly S l TRO4. SV lyde, <,;,,,t, to be . Lieutenant. Dared as above. Williattt 13A , Gcnt. to be Ensign, Dated As above. /.I,fr fichintor ,b//.//0):Y. Jobn A t1;11 , , Ccßt, t 4, be Adjutant. Dawd July 14, 18e.4. gers • • John Mange' r, EMI to be t'uniajn. Dated !Lay r 6. 13 4. Edward klorrih,G , ,,ot. to he I.i.artenarit., Dated ao abov4 Tabu Oldham, Gent. to be linaign. Dated fury 1.6, 113°4. • Crouvt-Officr, dlagria a. IrLIRSIt IIIiTURLNiFD TO SRILVB• IN THIS I'IIESENT ! - !AI“.I.A.ME ..11nrebtof Dorn, - /., Dinrrwall, II Irk, end Kirkualf. The Right 'lin Charics Villiers, on; of .!.fis 4,l:..jcsly'; ;Vicar I,:onolarat)k: envy (:ouncii. 13ANX1 UFTCr EN I, ,AR(7ED, I oho (;arses, of the Buroi4hot — rett;o, Cornwall, Inoney-scri. v,sier and thionpreilain, from Atigtot 7, lo Auguat 21 . At tc:), at fin) itcn Lion lon, .1,111:1?111 , 7W 10 1,0 A rneS, of Or Cco.rt;:: in 'the East, ?lid -4.l;vscx, vizttok to', to ttorronricr , ',t.sgtfst .7, r anti .Sept. Is, ac tVil, C , U 11614411, 1.04c9en. Attorney, Mr. Cross, King btrecr,, South....rrk. . • . Silypra, I. , te of Cbarles.street, Caveridi6h-sciwiro, .110e1naker, to surrender August •1, 14, - and I. 4t , trIL (Juddlull. Attorney, Air. tirrell, NA , ` - iiisl4..strcet,ONlnrci-street. Corgc I , c4iminnt, ut Ne vnrartit, Silltidk, grocer ancl draper, to acrieritti:r AnAiist ?,;, 23, .1111 pt. r 5. at r r, at , tllo SllO liih, New irwrket-• Winn - Ines, I`leio6. 6111411,40 d. "f john ,Hotbrow, anti WI 1 I onmiw, lite of GlouLeptershire• ‘O-partners, rfeaters, IP surrender August to st 11, arici Sept..► S, at eleven , ut the Crown Inn, Mincitinliumptrin, Attololo4, Mr, Chi n n, Nlinchinbarrippin ; or Air. Bennet, Pcitte44vurt, Sc. I' aUl's, I, °Mott . • 4 11 4114 8 Row, 1:14 2 of lath, Somersetshire, butcher, to sur. • ' termer Itglta 21, - 41, and Sept. is, ;it 41-4 4 at the Christ°. pher inn and Tavern, Kith. Atiarlll4, t 00551", hard and AcidtingtPO, hcciford,loW, tiOrgiqo ur it, A. Sheppar;, 11411.,. - ,john Lirue.h.:, of 13ath, Sornersetshjrc, bookseller, to, surrenu tier Aug,;.l zr, 22, and Sept, Is k at let', ,the Christopher Inn and Attnattes, .Messrs. Site hard mid Athliington, :).‘dford-row, Lc t iclutt ; of 14. A. blhippord, Wi##iant dill, late of Liverpool; Lanoishire, ship-builders to surrenda Sept. £;, 14, and £5, ity eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-stryet, Liverpool. •• Attornies, Mr. Thomas Bleckstoc;k, St. 11 , 1:1:1red's.court, Poultry, London ‘• or Mr. Tho:11.0. Nittilowt Lawrr C , slle4street, Liverpool. ItolJert sitettielA, Yorl;h111r5, cutler to sur rentla a;, aa, Se i l :5, at thfCC, die Angel Inn, Shet;!‘.l.l. ILOfIIiCS, Mr. aims, Hatton-Garden s LonX,n ; o G eort ., W t (Woo, t• C Itoriturt-ruw, 141:1114..hter, Lancs. ! pt . ) , to-brewcr, ; . ,i , rrotticr August jo, and Sept. ;ttrfrrr., Otte- findse'uwer Ari2l4., At. Vonicip Mr. Ctirittor-Alcilt s (...hAl).;cry-la t ie L on .. ; Mr: ilc.vitt , ;prwg.gaiilons, ManchestOr. .10 ~; • . lid, near trietircub, Surrey, .!vt Augubt 14, At .':Val, 2s. ami 'Sept. tort ; Lcgiclon. Attorlitch L:a.vt,;6 4 . nrt, TitiOi7ll.oittill-SltCct, August 25. lobo of Long.aore, Middlesex,. coach. maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. to. Joseph Metcalfe, and blot jeyes,. of Upper, East Smithfield, Nlid.ilesex, oilmen, at ten, at Guildhall. August 31. Richard Robinson Ward, of Cottingham, York shire, merchant, at eleven, at the White Min, Tavern, Kingston -1r pon- I It'll. Nov. to. John krisor, of Sherborne, Dorsetshire, spirit dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon. August 23. William ick laolcson late of Ilungerford, Rerk. shire, grocer, at eloven, at the dear Inn, Charnham-street, Uungerford, Wirtsltir:. August 2r. Thomas Birkitt, of BarmbY upon the Marsh, (mm.l' .e:lor, Yor k shire, at eleven, at the White I !arse Inn,. Copperk.are, York, August 23, Charts lturcham, of Stowmarket, Suffolk; butchcv„ attest, 'at the King's l-lead Inn, Stowtnarket.• • • • CERTIFICATEc. August 25. lames Williams, of Haverfoidwest, Pembroke. shire, sriopkeeper. • Joseph Arundel, of Newbury, lier%shire, clothier. MM 1.3. AIRIVID. jlarnburgh o ()E , sI'OCKS, THIS DA V AT TWELVZ O'CLOCK. Consols . • - S 6 Own. . . • 6ft rTIIE SUN. LONDON, AUG UST 6, 1804. Our Readers will see by our Plymouth Letter of this day, that a considerable portion of the Brest Fleet; viz. lour Sail of the Line and five Fri. gates, have escaped from Brest during a tl►ick fog. The Dispatches, containing an accounr' of the circumstance, were brought by the. Hawke Sloop of War, and were yesterday received at th►e Adrni. rally. Orders were immediately sent to Plymouth and Portsmouth for all the Snips of M a r that . Is ctL. ready.tu proceed imthediately tu- join the Chat u Fleet. As the Squadron which has made its escape is much too stfidil to make any attempt ,upon Ire. land, it was supposed that thcy had ().‘ti tt) the 'Southward, with the intri:tion of relieving the Squadron blocked op in 16:rrt,l, and then to proceed to the •Meditetrant.an. Ai soon as their departure was known,. Ad m i ra l Sir THOMAS GILAViiS I.lllcti in pursuit of them in that ditettion. (From the tiontitrzo Correspondenten, t.) YESTERDAY we received the Mem;kurt to the 2.; j th tilt. They contain nothing hut a repetition td the satne disgusting trash to which we have been so .rnttch accustomed of late, alrutit the amiable cortieicension uE BONAPAR,TII arid bib immaculate \Vg have reason to believe that Government, after adopting every meabure which human wisdom Can suggew, to place the United Kingdum out of all possibility a dan t ;er, it the Enemy should be des. perate enough to attempt to attack ob on our own shores, havedeterminq upon attive ofertsive opera. titans, Load. Kr ;TH attended on Friday 1,,5; at the Admiralty to give his opinion upun.the subject; and it most probable 01:11 he wiA command the xpe diii,„, which is : in ireparati,;n ; it is gencratiy believed that 'Lord , Molar. will have the Cora maid of the Land 14",•nces. This morning we received' the Ilart46tirgh Mail. The following are the intei r wi►ig articles it contains'.; Ft oRaNCB, JUNK to.- - - Last Rittllll,ly the Prince BOROHiv,his I , 34,herltnilerial l'Au LINA BONAPARTE, left thin city tor LUCCA. A/1.03111 TITIA IiONArARTe t the Mother of her *1 iighness, likewise gone thilher flout Rome ; she wilt be ac r : companied to, the Frontiers by Cardinal Fg,cH. . The aKt NG DI NIA who w , 'as as before known, is gone fruit; Roine. to Qaetta, in the Neap°. lititn. Territory, will go (cum thence, according to some accounts, to Malta, The. report that an engagement had taken . pl.ice between the French Toulon Fleet and that of Ad. miraiNE Lsou, ofr Corsica, to the advantage'ofthe former, i$ not confirmed. RATV,JSO3 I JU V V 13.—Yestcrday evening the Prussian Envoy, Count G 0214, Act out for Schliss, where lie wilt remain some weeks. Several others of the Cutnitilsl Envoys will m4e short excursions, though there are this year no formal vacAtions. NUttEuttukui JuLY,23.—On the 19th inst. in the evening, His Majesty the KiNG: of SwitDlN arrived here ; ,and the next day went to see the Council House, several churches, and other places deserving nutice, • On the 21st he continued his journey by Atuherg to Prague. DANTxtc, 2o t — ! The Fleet at. Reval has sailed; to crnize in the Baltic and North Sells, DsssDEN, JULY 27.—0 n the 25th His Ma• jesty the KING of SIN EDI N aFriVcd at Prague. He is expeCted here on the 3oth, where he will remain four days, arid then go, by way of Carlsbad and ftatisbnn, to Munich. 4rpong the retinue of Ills Majesty is the Baron VON ROLAhte. Majoiit'y .. xi • v• • ue — %int juUHI:IIS 114VC that our Ambissador at Paris, Citizen SCHIMNIEL PENNIt4CK, )!as arrived here front Paris, butsthis is not true ; it is his Brother who has arrived tom that Capital, and since gone to Aubterdaro, where he residei. All the Troops, including the Hatavian, intended for the Camp. at Zeyst, and amounting to 18,000 men, are now assembled theie. Ours 'alone have a train of artillery of 46 pieces of cannon and howitzers, a great number with ammunition wag. gons,"for the drawing of which 600 horrei are re. quired. ,On Monday the Troops will begin the grand manoeuvres. The number of strancts v. ho have come to see the Camp is already very consi. derable, and the price of provisions and tl.c hire of carriages in the neighbourhood of Utrecht are greatly advanced. The day after to.moirow the public entry of the French Amhassa:lor M. DE SEMONVILLE will take place. The French Commercial Commission at Rotterdam and Amsterdam will , be present at the solemnity, and a part of the Garrison will be under soLLA QV'S DICLAAL LALSUM AU'itAT? arms. Rear -Admiral MA's VAN TUSLoNG, Who COM.. IT3:llldCd the Ship of War the Surinam in tlic West Indies, is arrived here. The Son of the Spanish Ambassador at London, the Chevalier D'AN DUAG A, who is S,:cretary of the Euthavy to his father, has arrived here from Lin_ dun with a Special CJmmission ; and yesterday .et out on his return, after having some days betore sent off a Courier to his father. ANISTE:R DAM, JULY 28.—We have already re. ceived advie.! that lier .Maktsty the .EmPREss of the FRENCH his arrived at Aix.la-Chapeile. We are assured that t,he liseneh and.Batavian pediti ag.linst Ireland and Great Britain will sail white the French Emperor remains on the Cuat. PARIS, JULY 24.—1 n the new Credentials which the Ambassadors Foreign Ci,orts have received here, His Imperial Majesty, NAPOLION, is stiled Monsieur anon Frere (toy Brother) by the respeelive Sovereigns. In some of the ClCdentiaiS a wish is also expressed, that by the restoration of a Ge. neral Peace, the welfare of France may be still in. creased. •In the Credentials which our Envoys to the German Princes have received, those Princes are stiled, by His Imperial M , jesty, most Ccuthi, A 3 wits praCtice under the old Regal Government. It k said chat our EMPEROR. has received, from the KING of SPAIN, the Ordercf thcGalden Fleece; and : the Gr I Cross of the Order of Malts, from the Grand i tster of chat Order, at Catania. • Preparations are making fot the reception of the EMP E tot. at Ostend and Brussels. 1-le is expeded at the latter, City on the 22. i. Quarters are also or. tiered to be-prepsred,at Brussels for the ll.inoverian Legion, which 4 at Celle, The Secretary of State NIAAPT is Sarre to the Emr c R oft on the Coast, as have also the Ministers at War and of the Marine, WR stop the Preas to state, that Capt. OLIVIt has again bombarded Havre, destroyed some of their Ve4sels, and firrd the Town in . ,several places. We are happy tt, state, that the Squadron Linder his cotnthand suffered.very little. Straub)/ morning, soon after breakfast, His MA. IE,TY, accompanied by the PRINC Es SRI Stsl. &Iz A 40d ANIULI A, With their usual attendants, took an air. log on i►u►sehack in Windsor Great Park. litt MAJESTY, and the °the, PRINCag•FS, With their u.ttat attendants, took an airing to :111111;re, and , in the evening the ROYAL FAMILY Waiketi on the Trani. ; atnong the eutnpany watt the M d rcr i i s of liEttEFortp. Yesterd4 morning the ROYAL FAMILY walked to S'. C; •urge's Chapel, Where they heard an excel. tont serm_m by Dr.. FIFATii,' Canon in residence, from the 22d Chaptir a St. tibtthew, and the 37. h verse.- Afterwards the ROYAL FAMILY took an airing toFrugmoce. .'here was mOch - company at Windsor yesterday ; among tbetifthe DtrxltS of CAM u irucu and KaNT, Sir Siptity SMITH, It WAR observed by Sir FRANCIS BURnETt, on Saturday last, on the Hustings at 13rentford, allud. ing to the Card from the Marchioness of SALES.. ottity, in sshich that Lady disdains the imputation of patroniziOg his close, " that it is impossible to suppose that this Lady, a Gentlewoman, a person of education,". could Come forward in such matters, " bringing her' name unnecessarily int:s public titles. tion." Sir FRANC its seems, in this respect, to enter. tain a proper notion off. vr" ;Nine reierve and delicacy, though it is wholly 'inapplicable to the Marchioness of SALISBURY, who was publicly slatidered by the charge of assisting his canvass. But what will a certain' Lady, Of still higher rank, say this no tion offimalt propriety, as declared by Sir FRANCIS ? has she, not hied( reason to tax him with Jude, for such a scfleaion upon her public roadrid, after all he exertions in support of iris Cause ? The State of this Day's Poll at Brentford, at Twelve o'clhek, was, MAINWARING - - - • • 59 Sir VAAN;;Ii BURDVrt "' 44 a PLYMOUTH,' AUG.. 4._— rived this m: ruing from the Channel Fleet a Cutter with Dispatches for the Port Admiral ; she is said to bring genre of the escape from Brest 'Harbour, during a thick fog, of nine Sail of French Ships of the Line, whose destination was supposed to be Ferrol; to attack the British, Squadron blockading that - 1' 1, 1i) Admiral Sir T. GAAVES, with a Squadron of M e n of War, is said to hive sailed in pursuit-of Oettii' The Prince Georse and Princeu Ro . pri, of 9 3 guns each, lying in Cavvsand 13iy, are ordered , to Sea imtne.diately to j.,in the !leer. Atriied'from the Channel Fleet, and for Portsmuth to be docked, the Dragon, of 7 wth Arrived the Pretto Lair, Lady .IYorrea, and 30.• gull gulps of War, from a Cruize. Sailed. the Pheznix Frigate, on a Cruize. EXTRACT QF ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. " '['he Ilaquir Sloop of W.l'r is just arrived beret; with an account of Nine Sid Waving eecahed OUI of, Brest, viz. Four Sail of the Line, and Five Frigat.ei* A.lruiral Sir T. GREAVES is after them, and evF l Shit) here that is ready i; n!drred to sea." . PORTSMOUTH. AU C 4..—A Portuguese S 11 1 1) Was sent inv..) Siithead this morning by the Havre sqo. dton, detained coming out of that P‘irt. She v " purchased at fiavre by a Portuguese nterchant. Arrived His MAjesty'a Ship - Dragoa, of 74.g url ' Nang Cutter, and Mei - ha: Sloop of War, Iron a Cruize. The Barle Cumberland, Zealous, bawl) Dido,anti Serpent, are rrp.tiring at this Port ftir CO mission. The rim. 4 Paris, Ibiallee, and J; l4l ' are in D .ck refit ing, and wilt be rut in a few days. The STpifisure, of 7+ guns, laurelled at BucP LEA's Yard, and the tra Gun.brig, la.unehea R CHARD'S Yard, at Hythe, ire come into 11 00 bour to be coppered. The Gib-altar, of So guns, Capt. Ryvls, is Paid off at this ,Port, and her men drafted to the / 1 /"% and Glory. • On Monday John Ifiasseaer, ,130prsWain lits Majesty's Sloop Pengui't, fur negleet of duty, treating the Officers with disre f ea, was sentenced to be dismissed the Office of Boatswain, and to sett as Boatswain's Mate. Right Hon. Lord Viscolloc GAR L Z es, PreSident. O' DEAL, AUGUST 4 ,—Arrived the Ore lt ( f, • W the Ceres, Mama reb, Crown, aißt Elisha Ire Transports; .under her convoy, with Truor Shieldl. The' TrioviPorts proceeded far iiim'sg at ' s Pier, to disembark the Tioops, w hich a re " 6° Agrive,l the N ivy encamped on Barha m 1) . Transport, f tolll Woolwich, and • Harriot, Caps . LyNCII, ga9( Ina . Ship, horn the River. Sailed. the L o rd N e h ots Armed D e f en ce. Ship' a Criiize. F c -1(41 Arrived the Harpy,Sulphur , and li s their station off' 13 , ologne ; tii . SP X Oak Navy. T r ' il" port, under convoy of the ./C;Arg George Ar° C : 1 : ter, from Ports Mouth ; : ,,r„ 'Veil Lug,ger , ;r Convoy from Prym•Mtli. • ' 1 .11g, Arrived the 1,/viaii, Copt.. MACKINTO.OII " Lord Keith, Cdpt: R AMAGE , Fist India Ship:lll.°ln . . the River. • r,• CA ° .In the Downs—Mon4rch, Utrecht, Inflexible , r, row Scourge. ehedtes, 1-I.4ity,.*Csrt4rus, Sulphur, l'ur'' - , l i Alen Lligger ; Arined D.l.f.:Ri.v.Snips .t, DLlt. , l'e ; J ' i: ' l,; lui and Stisiet 04k, Navy 'Nranhpurts; Alatii,ii, C..tr: , '' 1,,,i0 George CutNr,r, !Limos, Uniuit, anct.l.'orti t , :eitit, bAb t -- . Sitio. % • 4E l ' DISTRIBUTION of PRIZE and BOUNTY To the Crew of the Zephyr, ior the Captule 4y Wins and of the jonKe on Friday the loth t ostan 4 No, to, Ccol-street, Strand .• h for the Capture of. Le Vi,:lar French' Privateer, -Y . 11 0 Majesty's Snip Southampton, on Enda)/ the loth, A t place. •••••••••••••• L'Eperviir Slctr,p is appoin , ed Convoy t" t Art%t billies, and sails fr.itn Portslnouth on t he I,l' hi August, for Cork, to join the Meet there. ,„ The Lilly Sioo,l of r, on the loth of P':' SI . spoke the Der i fibrie, arrived at Liverpool, iror vannall, who, a levy flours Uefore, had been board e by La Dame Aubert (knelt Privateer (We, t ch, Marlborough Packet): Captain Lim.u. iaunedi al , a ly proceedcd go e s ( o f t h e E nemy , an d we 11 ‘,V i has realized the expeciatiun entertained of ine elln (be The 11 . yd ra Frigate is appointed Convoy' Mediterranean, and:sails .from Port.nnouth on loth inatant. The view of the if/averine . (a letter receive' '1 Pottsmouili,..from . an Officer belonging to her , y et a are marched nee 900 mil t s from wile Id:lticdt to' Verdun. a r C;°KM/H .111.. • • 's p . Were well ; and ashen , ,; ,veil Mon.l.ty last a rrived . .in Itmati , , Lh it et poment cnppereti armed Triiri , po - t, wttlt Li" Transports trorn Deal, to take on bodrit 1 10 : Regment of Foot, who were to embark lor The Lords of the Admiralty have ;We i ~ Caption DAVID MILNE, of thr: IZti3.tiN3v),,';),,ts the 'command Of the Sea Fencti)le, anti 6 31 '," j1 stationed fur the Defence - 4 tue Frith of P . righ i the room of Capt. CL F. NTS, %dr) Jayioict the command of the rest , /, Q i.o+ tires.. Lori NE LSON, rettlforlx t ,,, drawn his Crwiters fri.nn before