The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-30 00:00:00

tvlt 1 ,- .1 hid not, t'...t mutual ConcP.ssionS that might r.;qt:i;:t-0.. on the part of 4 tll' Enemy. He, ili . d . - :4t- untijrntand, 'that sort Of language, ~,,, ;.., 4:;:io i L.,. iv4s:i4ll,:tq for. granted that °unities' v. 1.4 ifl:stll<trv."thei * r:Treaties by the way in skdich I', - ,-,-.ii?O;:1:::7 - , - oiis liklLceii Obtained. 'He kne,W of ti .., ir . :.,.•.i,1es .to-;greet the demands on ' . a Country in , r,r'l, t-Ig—Peace, A n& those of prudence, and the pro liiiil i.lity,.of i.vhat it s likely to obtain. He should iv'i hIIB -10;.iw of Hon.•Gentlemani;".wh'rtfittinil Intfuse . accession of F rench Power was 'to betome a reis'i.'n for augmenting 'that :very' power by fresh Circissitins on oil, 1,,,,[ ?: Ile thought the ari,itimebt wpcitl.ta.tli4.VerT riti"er,.e, and that in 'proportion t..,‘ ) the` 'vast addition to . the tw.iver and, territc.ries of Filince, 'this: Country was bound to' endeaV•ou.r vlinaintain a balance against-it, by retainingeveip tljing . we could for : ourselves .and our Allies :• some sort :of • balam..-e . lie considered to be ,absolutely* ne cissary for the safety of ' this. Country and of F.u riTe; agai:nt shirt over -grown povet. -•` He thought it was : of inipprzi+nce tllat the. .sentiments - of the- Countryupan this point should not be mis-stated, ititire vspee:ially as greNt evenks might "be brought . upon_ the carpeJ . ,,,t9Ll t:,kel ., l:ke before Parliament was called toge!her again., • . Mr. 7 7 / S HIVE Y tle.cl ' ared, that . he wished-in his . ~ Speech to flltive limnilcd . all ,political discussion. With regard to ,ili.i statement,, to which' zhe Right Honourable Gentletnan.iiad - telcried, it Was-, that he thought it unreavinable for the Country to' insist ypon. keei.ng p(:s,eis";.on of Colonie.;,,_tli:it would create thele,liotis:.• of th,:. whole . vork.l . a gainst us, and he h,tc! ;!iy, ::;iti, that if: we Baia . that -b niclina. iion,..he b:lie. , :,,i ii would not he.conseniedtO tin' the part o; ..1.t...16 ! emy. • The ltii,,rht Ufbn. - Gentle. man ~itntilil alt,ri tecolleet, that that very Mrnistrv, of"whieb lie I,i:.iscif.had turned a INlrt; had specifi, cally piny.osevl. to-France to Make Petite, thisColin try, r-tai fling n 011614 of: iis . 4 - c q pisiiio . ns fat Trin.. contil.4 and ,tlie Cape of,Good_Hope : Might he, then, ;ask thn-ltight I ion. Genilcman, how long it Was sinue this new light . had broke' in uptinhiiir ? Or, it not, with, 'Whal sincerity 'stfAi` Concessions as' he had'referred to, had. been peoposed by the late Ministry to the . Enemy, sat ihe — l'.reaty 'Of Lisle ? Mr'. WINDHAM said,- - no new light had . brolD2 in uptin him, nor any difference of opinion .of which he meant to avail himstlf.. ,He -had no difficulty in. stating, thilt it rnustlitipen i in every Cabinet, that it was -4upos - sible 'the same opiijion cool:l al‘v.:11:;s, concur. - In speaking of the sincerity of the Cabinet v,•rithrespc6i ti) the expediencY (if the prpposed term's, - of Pe ace, it must. al Wig'S. be understood of the;:ttia . .. 7 jority of that Cabinet, norwoulcHie,disseinble,•-but that on many points beliad ditferqi front . .tho,e.,witli whom iie oeted ; and, if asked, why, iliirCring w Lib then), hesontinued to , aC - 1 witly , thetnihe'mugt say;' this was.4Ot. ";I„time.fo entering •on "stic.,'li a SulijeCi, otherwise, . he. e*otild ..satisfarlorily answer such 'a zlne stion .; it wig ,enotigh to say, that:liiS •vitws :it the dine referred - io',.'were by 'ii,) menus - . dlffeterit fromiit'o.e her•ri . Ow -entertzlintal. ~ .. Mr. .4 1 /117'.8 ;': AD .sahl,ile thotiorlf material to observe, that etin •ti case' .wherein t4i territorial possessions; - and the sniety. df, ~ii`je 'll : iiiite,lmere iq volved, ac':circling to the Right lion;Gentlem.in, it was iv 41:)8ular ciicunntance,• that that: GenoLalan should can iniitt to aa. With a Cabinet. With whom . . lie th , is dill.cit.',d. : • : ~ aJ The previo6s Qtier,tion Was. thrtn put iipori r Mr. Turtt Itc3olations, and C4lrit,;(l,. • , Alr. A tilliNctozz's ROsolutions beim* afterwards P.4IVSI7TART rose to ;exyzess:a wish•to 'Nye jorne'. InisappretienOni cotiVti4l;";;lS to' the Income payal)le by isYletchatiis, • :.tcCording to the rates laid 'dim() .by: the Commercial COmioi,- sioners. • • Mr. L(lsirpx - roAr referred to an- opiniOn had fortnerly, • given,,on the subj4l ;':lie them 'it tizf Merchant was entit'.ed .to discount friim toe. grass amount of . 111 S protits the interest -he }laid for suds .The "iylet Chants - of, London,: on . whOni the 'l"ax had chiefl y.fitlien, had TheerfullY: sub scribed' to their,proportion, although he was really to nth/lit, that upon general prineyes, it_rull and fair statement had not becn.giveri in In yarions insta.oces! by Mereantile„Gentlemeo. • V 4 tV,SITTi/RT thought that the 'lncome , :of ',the Country. had heen much, morel. fairly stated: 4411 Was.generdly The- Resolutions . of Mr. ADDINGTO.N Werethep. put ; and agreed ro, Mes-ogefro . m the . Lords sigoified that their' bad 4greed.,to tk Clergy Ncct l =ccsidenee. jiill, to esitd)lishing Drtie Coutta in the; We,“ I.l4'siei, to the. Bill .for regulliting the-Trade. "to - 7,lalta; to the Irish - American . Intercourse Bill, the Irish Coro •lypoitatipo "uott4y tin,- the Irish Rum gond Encouragement ttid 6tvVral. other and Priv-ate • persdn from the Secretary 'of Scare's Office pre. INt e :;1 An Al4gtrael'of the answers -ityidtetutrlS made to - k 1 'Of the 4ts piesent King, igspetfitig the- population which . - was orderld to lie on-the Table; .and . to'pe printed. 'from thp COiutnis , )ioni.:Tti ,of ; 111;1 ..Cns. torus presented• Accounts pursuant to or era. ctt the• tiOUse, dated .the'' tot of . February. Ittsi•;:-Of the t - : ialinnont.of th,i,inet:Ose Of. Ireland:, `of d t Ex .ports and Import , ~ofo, the .same 'Country ;'of a.mcvnt of its lt,el-0,0,..8rc. 'Ate: which ' re ur dercia:l9 lie, on,til4,Table, .ind to be printcd. • r:.'46lSON'..nni)v.ed; that the! Accounts ptc seritedl.this at g .)y Mr. VANS I 1.)o printed for -the •I'lkulbett;. Ile at the .iirtrie time t h : A t .tlie dates had nco: G4rn annexed to either of the ,Aceounts. , , . . did.not 'mean .to oppose the rinting of them, hut he .: :thonght that the lion. - r•entleman had ,had..at least so much candOur as not , to ,l l 4lte cornOlained of the dates not being annexed, ~4.firO there is no ntention, made of, thenrin the- Or. 'per of the liOuse,',4lr:min up 'by the lion. Gcntlem:ln himself, , • The Motion,*as . agreed to. • . • ..'ll/...,,CHAR.440.".0UND.15 . moved ,the Second . Reading of .the Engrossed /lilt from Abe Lords, for ` - ei""ging theScitrefilowning College, Cambridge, And ruiAlcing provisions aceordingly.' • .. k ~. ;ward on the. doll: *. , CiiilR4,ES DUN - D.IS contended, t!ndt no 'ground had been 'stated why Counsel 'shOuld be • the . ATTO RnY G NiEkAL observed, *that -i-t)ti the term.in which ate Bill is drawn tri,- it is t uripossil;le that it can J:ifo.l the interests of indivi.. thials, and tft:it`ll6 grievance has been stated - t 6 the fo.use as likely to result' froiri it. He •.therefore opposed the hearing of Coin'!-;e1. He farther stated; 11ilit this College Was established' by the King's Cbititrilh4t this Charter must necessarily mention sOtne. scite on which the College must be - built ; that it -has appeared very, clear by that, the situa- Ition'ke c ticibned in tin: Charter is unfit on many. ac ,kquots..;. and 'that . this. Bill is merely intended to frernedy- thi; error, while_ it makes provision that lno•similar error cap be .committed• in the choice of ;the new situation.. .• • After a few words farther- from Mr. Alderman, CiYitTIS and Mr. * BRAGG E, the Bill Was read a se cond time, and committed, to a Committee consist ing-of Mr. Durto,ts, the Members that serve : for the County of Cambridge, and the - .adjacent *Coun ties. _ . . Mr..DUNDAS moved, that the Cominittee pro. .ceed to the consideration of tlic Bill to.morrow at ten o'clock. • Mr. Alderman CURTIS opposed this*Mption, as inconsistent• with the practice of the 1-lousc, and as tending indecently' to hurry the Bill through' the . Hoase. • Mr. DUNDA'S _mentioned severul precedents of a sitnilar mode being adopted near the close 'of a Ses- . sion. The STRAKER' confirmed - the statement of Mr. OuNbAs.. • • ' ;The Motion was then agreed, to". Th Irish Lldemnity bat was read'alhird time, Ind paised, The Aliens',lnsol vent bill went througha Com.. mittee the report was received, and the Bill or dered to be tead a third time 'to-morrow.: The. House adjourped at half past seven o'clock, till to.olorfow. THE SUN.. 601,N1. {,IUI rt f.SUM AUDEAr? ' . ~ •• L ND N,• y E • ikveilijei ) c 4 'btch we Yesterday annpunced td . !latie beery receli)co 'from it was lasr rblishcd in:the follotoir.a.,. „ • LC9V.DO'N AZE77C4 PXIT,IOR9I NA RY 29; I Ef'di e A 'Mil/arch of - which the-following is a Crvy, has iyeto :chit-day received from the Earl lie It 4- • by I. 1 gh iooauxitrit: Lott I.lawke.4busy,, M4sAws Piinopal secret4o; QrSiatel(i7,o 4 :eign Affairs. CID , of a Lille,: Eig;a ; tp:Loya 2 - 3; t 8.0.1 r MY LORD, . • , . Art Officer is arri'ved•frqat the Capitan-Pasha.with ths! inteligence that peneral 1 - littcliinsbn had mireh cd• from E.OSetta ‘p n the Bth inst. with four thousanditriti:,ll Troops, in enmpan'y with-a Corps of llurks o f eq , /, 1 1 force an der the command of ..the Capitan P;l,,ba, and ou—the 9th attacked the French' ne,,ir were : drip en 'in and in tilt course.. of the night they•retiredlowarcis Cairo, . • havingkft a small Garrison in the'entrenchtitents of ILlnnanich. On- the loth the Fort surrendered, and: the 4otpbinett Vovce then proeeTetti 'towards Cairo,:learittg concerted their inovemenitS With the Grand Vizir s .who-,vasa-t El Hanka, - a position four leagues diirant from Cairia, in a North, East Difec„ . • Oar fois at ilaiunadich .is stetted not tO teed thirty men The Turkish Officer reports, that a reinforcement of three thousand .British Troops hatiarrived at Aboukir, about the . 6th of May. • I have thc Honour, &c. ..(:Signed) rFLGTN. R;gbi lion 1,4•2 IZ;z7z.okesfuly, . „ Ei.ery ripe who has taken a vit!w of the NT:I - be sensible of the fpll.extvnt,of v;,u .tage to be -deri tett from the pons iota of l o.l 4 ‘r - ? ,1 44 p,.:.,7. TrefFeEtwally e - passillil it y pf- : ccyrtmtrnita tion.between the two main 'bodiesof .the ••, •., and ) .-what is of no less. itupitrtancei , it PUT' Armed ships and small VeiSels . to enter' the Western: branch of the Mk,. and there :to Co.ii erate with, Cpx I.;abiliForce , ,„ Attinjrallit.ANK;e.rritati tv. ,, itacs :I,.rivettat,Sirez; wite;.e: Sirlibme Por.jiatur Al...as alio. 'kiietgrettattsut ti ~on.l ii-urvnete , tsary here' to — e.:;,liiess,to Our Readers, how much tWs'. grteral union of circumstances lenders us.eaq with respeel .tor the - _ final issue, of this import;ifit rxy,e "• A. it t 141,acci4ew jtad lica:y le,;,..;:pcne t t to NT r . at) 4 OP :111 1 +.11'',1,1, t.:', LlliD"' I t• f .I.` 14 . ~ • • Lord . NELSON arrived at Yarmouth' ye'ste-olay, AM= to. C - 3 c°• 1 ,t° 1) .i",1 .-. , , 8 f e = 7 , veiling. into 1-fertiorcishil , „, t l if:v Eto ,,,,, et t ai , z .,,,,,,, and ,landed half inst one, atohbt the loudest ac. , .. , , . ,_ - ~ , y . , v -, ,"7 I no r E e s t im.. .w , ner w,ieve, irla t o , e , , ~. age to Niue t ie. , ciatuations. his Lordship w4tlked from the-shore, impr,titigilca 91t 'itkitl- :iv; Lriale out of. his . mulli %, •, ~, i to the I.rospitzl, :ma kiixtik invineci aft ,r has lie set off: wits, ti t ie ,, cl , , , i ,l e . i . n ; fl u i n ll y s i ce th ed s ., 6c t i i i l v l ,i s: k .,.. l . tr s...c e .a , wourkifed ,Ind sick compartiOns in . glory the r - ...-,—After b ?' a' tire) . a g llnS n '' . . as to Lito..;, :Nit's. R„, out ,c ,f it. Scverat:vard, by stayin about an.:llour aruLa half there.—hit..l9l4-. which ~,,,:..i,t,-;,a; ,oe wa-,, uit w ,- '.l . vci . :!;* bred, a,-,a the ship g . alked to the„.S.Vr4stlers Inn, attended by a I chahe broke to pieces. ~. ?' _ .., ~ ~~: `,4. ..... :: 4' ' ‘) ' j,..4 NAVAL r ,' ;‘ ' '' . ."` - kif 4 1 / 4 A l V fr " ' ..PV,, f t :0 0 7g1,0! - "I I .. ' )•4 l ' i ~, -2 , - ..t.1 -, f 4 - 7 .. . . 'e . " .. ,;* 7 -..-s' A Aril: lli irkpefixm peZvzi, 444 , v4mght- trareiiti, Sed tnibi ark elantm. FALMOUTH, JUN! nits day arrived the Maly, Packet, Captai*k Tt-tomrsoN, 26 days frdni Halifax, with Mail's from Artieri,ea:, Shp bringc., an acco:int or tile tats arrival . :out of the Lady 116bart Packer, Captain Fett.otiv s. Lnrd STUART is among cit Passe.tagers per the SaiLd the , ./fhrt Cuttet on a Criiirzei ind the"l American brig . 7(7'n P e:, 87 , 111( tcic, fir Liv erpciot, • • , A Letter reoeived Lieutenant in the Chpn nel Ficet to his friend in this Town, dated the 24. t Ltatcs 'the- Brest Fleet to be .f:renty-six S.til of the Lie,e, ready Fur sea ; with q,oeic; Troop' on boa.nl; that , the %wre y paid up all thvit: ar'rear, and it.'n'as generally supFesed that th. would conic out the first opporttinitY. t Itiot4 Itct every in.lrk of shewn :"` titis his Lut ip arriv,%! in .11e ILittl:Pr;;k whidi alfe (in Su . il - Is not arrived. _ Yesterday mOttsing, at six o'clock - , 71;,'!.3 Eta jstirs, tlnd. the PE .EL ZA BETH,'MAKY, Sot az A, and A i Set o 1 frotll Kew Palace to Mr. Rose's house at Lyndhurst, where they reside till. Fridv, and _then. proe:.‘..d to Gloucester Lodge, • Weymouth. The K and Ott E•Eiv rode in. their teilvellini chaise, the Pat ESS CS _in toches His'Acy.li High ness Pjinee AboLra us • accompanicd th,: ROY,t.L. FAMILY. on horseback. . • • • The'Earl :and CountesS of tits It loci and Fa. roily left Town'yesterday for Weymouth. 'A Pril Council was yesterday held on •Appeztls and ' PrNe Causes, at the Council 'Office,' White hall, the buke'of ATHor.'s ..to the title of Lord. of 'the 'lsle of is taken ititoonz•idera tion the L.oip CITANCErt.OR; the biIke'OIPORT - CA1.417, :Ilia 'several other Members at tended, , A Copncil was also held at Lord. ITAryttEs o RY'S `of6ce, in Downingtreer,, on the- adyiccs received from_the Conr:t. of Vienna - . • • , • ' 'this morning ar.rived a ,11;,111 front New - -Yorlc . arid' Halifax, brotight.. to FalmOuth. by the /1141,:y. Pack.ct in 26 tbyS. • Last week the ineti of the y Atli Regiment of 1 7 i:tot, whose service were` limited to Europe, came tlieliandschtiest pArfilr to their respdi - Te Otlicers, VOlUnteeroll to serve with them in :my pact ef,the 'Globe. ; offer has: been 'communi cated to' ajor I( cA-erica; now - in the command Of :the Regiment„" in. order that it may be Aid'lifere• • the Cklmmistioca. Cu r . ' • • - t I , treihipKe ii It E whriiiettealth appears to be re-t%) tr.blihed, has 1. en iristallrcl 'Gratal Miti;ter of the l'eutonic Order. • • . • • •• , . \Vhatever maybe, ti;lici in Paris . ,about,the cordial reception litm% PARTE .• , A4191 r..int, at Petershmtgh, thele .ire liiilitlaitatAc .. accountsar flarnburgh, that his reception WB9 coolest which the, _Diplomatic Agent. of ; ;a;•great Posver,could pOssibly ;. - We learn' from Leedt, that- suelt , ls- the feitg - Of the - Nottliiiirweorts• :tiga freo,'&at the indastrlolll 10'1101- ;own that the spitit tr.1: 1 .e, , h::; Ridirg . of Yik..to.:lti - t,,fta st C(72,lidnt„ 7 , •rC iniporuince, - hi , s , iv -.- e t van, , called 11111) adiOn. 'the hou'ie wos - tirt`'it rt lidjise,. at Brre - o.ton SCASou, i)e Fi T ire - ti of N'l7ii'lli4l - .Ati,!,(l6*, , • • not visit‘..ortgliton • .• 4- it P.---A Lrviii'Ar, C6ven'tX;arden .1:il tat Tx:! 004; AAs, iilltl , yeas , . re,pr,2,sented for the., first: , loie the: cc. • • T he alre, ••••Tho:•- nietly' was written'`liy , .Zvir..rvPl,\,Nt.t,y • , now przi:ai , es. With sin2ceis -at pos.,•••• ses/es ibilletting of 40sile and. eivaeity; but nothirs that can properly Il= - fi c iw e v er , seises fek IS' al , for the sake`! gi v 34-.ollc:,ZO,Velt, . talents of the Ifeytiar!•.AYt.-COirli.:any witc-t• c6rtairgY suppott.it with greki.• • aifid Oft the: , der it'•not a little :kilvt.r,. I lie very ntiroetsotts• audiellee; Piece, or , riuher the Petilittkars, obtainct r Cor,si,lc, - .,ble..itare of - OfiuSel • A new Play ffoin Ow pen (;„': Pais,.a 1-10 ARE. is, sbon to be (;rosight oe. 'his is one, of the. f!-W Dra• 'matists of die . present day Who clo enti•ibiae •. humour witlt sentinianar,..• 'and whose comic likxuriAnce is free. from' the..excesse4: - of mOAcrii butfoonerV. • • • ' P. A Y M6Nq has beim . rtientintietl ris 'O ii' ni . the di • hand'Of Tlicacre, but erioneoaS_ ly, as lie' is under :artieles. This •.Aot or, not , great - , is ti,eftil, and is likely toreserve his st t. , !ion when 'his present artieles expire. VV,TitilIN is alw among (It* vrho •hae been disehargcd by the public nrihr , ,.but w•ho ‘villprol!ably retain biS post • as the of they enini , erlA.NN IsTER. Mr. Si.,strNTON, son. or the late ea sacciar , , has tY)ilt ;I .1 Chinese' IN(lnnument, quot,td in . the ft.ikirth Vol nine 01.the.Merneirl oldie .I\lilion - Aries 0 Pek in, • but hitherto rmr seen in Europe. will ig.it soon to England, and-it is to be hope 4, that, his rtete.rn; • CliineNe •Literature will be still fur•- thcr propagated in Country ; Mr. STA-uNToN ,hs etimiOetable rregtess in the language. A k iiongst the,iniportatto4of last Week were t ; cwt. of . Folk from Fii ra,:e. ne w erem likew4e; fr orn The sire qbarter, 1.55f3 cwt. of * t ired P or k, 549 cwt. of ‘ llziCoii i .16, cwt. of Beef. The preselit . fitshiott in Fratiee7 is' but very little erexlitable to the 4itimitiity A nutther.ttl,,tiogi are 11,101e. i 6e(1 t‘...) chaise, theTarisian crxer,ml . l) .traver, the streets t) . ' the MitroptAis .with that equroge. Soral stop IYow64.,r,.betn put to thi prktwe, by H. the ve.i.dri in' fcyin the he - t.. of -tilt weather, t'.‘i the I:kciue ,exertiGms. ~; • `l,lle stateiinent eiverct dr1. 4 1‘r.., strive : WalitralY) Abhc.-yllaa-tv.x:n 1 - 40 A -a up, me 4 tlrs 1,5 - th iairotlc, - .1., t t • . , • , Dyscrint , ms,l l c,llleit- 4 itr4;cal were I)ttr iit, all of whom rv, auint , tivclt. •,• DOPER, juNt t Fhig or True"which sailed 3esiet - day mVrtu rettirti;tl last nigl% and In.: , .1:_;11t i!ic tiers to the' 261:11 inst. inclusive. A Pkwage Vessel sailed fQr,,Colttis this matting, ha iii an board 'the Margrnvinc of ANStACH anct , Thc....gykee! Cutter, commanaed I,icuterant, WALEzett, has fat bro'ught into the II; titer twt a Sloop, which re.:ca?tttrA cq . 864, - • : 1 . _~,: . IftE }IVO (I/ u r 13. rvr.o here. h Nizrie'sty '‘ Culter AlOxj Vaani. Lib H 1,, R . , .#c) join thf.t- Riyet -t lCht) .i 5 exVeticci lwe'ir, d 4 . :ro c ' tiori 04' tilt Is. r Nn anj Ri) kT • • ,••.; 'in . • ..Y4RM0r 1 17.7,• • • , A' 'ai•rtived 'rttom . .; , . 59_44.1.• . t,hc.51,1:4L."".zp1.:1..ufigcr /,)r A.,,lntr.a DI s 4 Flee t, he-11.2.ty un. brig. (7tit frO:n thc . i* 4 ' L.. A t.llll-Iflt AU P Asti Z•Z I.; It 1 , 4 0 knp, r, C.; r) 4V 1.1 I) Li, • 1 •44,Y*),1010* • " 0 tßth" of th(t'•;•;:er7 •Geilt,te•i• pt, TicAtt'E, with 1) - :, , ritteh•e;; and PaTgetig. .1 , wtre 014 ‘vere jit,l ea.t!r.irg, th , !'"lttv; w h e i4 .. were . aii..,4 , ,;tted by .I:reh'el; CO4. fel- Pr; t`n , ..cr we-en. gagej +re r fOr 0:11 igi!). to stirrer &I.:. Sl' priii..est tic, theTel:T rapb, Capt,St t, 0( a.) ; 1 fif,ty.fottr! 'nen .; our . e t, e ,• t i, C,or . 6im'.l, made no prizei. Boring • Ole ruire;.-britFOriithe G'artriirial t sll,l ea-pew:ll 611 . I'b`rtianit h uric;' Titer s Capt ain HA i 3 t:r..y, with pi ovibi'atti fittfAirm.:lick to Lon- Neither'the patificOttor ''piii.ateer had :IV had ' , l;;ott tidetl. sserig6i , orl .boArd, wire; Mrs. y: (It it At,. ts, Ntrs. %VALK f M r . ritt'itylii.•Got..asi,it'nr - i. ..'..oirlissicnat Tow itio Offi4:eiv and liet.ihte,! Clerks,' 'WiesSrs. "r o RE ri, Zllld. junttsoN, and Nit. Livivr,-Iner. chant; of.'Ovortc - .). c a,e tirotight in Eire, likely' 'to temrtin' eottte time, Eking obliged to pet form quani4tine. Privateet wits crnizirlg six . days air the Rock of LiA)So:; 'Captivin and C)iFtcer , .i of the Privateer Ist . yhaved bricoirunonly t h e y left alt ' the Passen7,ci'e, L.Dktor, Cook, anki Ste‘irard; l on board the Packet, ',,for Our accorninu. dation." , • • • The Argo, of 14 ghtis,'Captain Row ; Carr:- low, of 28 guns, Captain, DIM NINIOTID ; and ed ,verepte, of t 6. suns, Capt uu V, ICatT, 11:1Ve sailed` from. Portstrionth'fbr eons tai The 85th Regiment, lying at Newport, will-erphark on lioard'theit and they are to sail iminlAliately on a Secret' INK. ,A Qornfilny of Artillety• is also embarked on board' die Ceityycirt; .A .I,,etir from Gibraltar stares the arrival the,re at His Majesty's Ships. Nvione, dorm PR, and Kan,trai-io, Capt. Puudivo; with.a° Fleet of Merchantmen alid font Transports under eonvOy, with detachnient,, of Trnops on boar 4 which Sailed from 'Plkmouth inn tlw x I tile, ,Gentr a i ,D o ytic h a t eruh.ttle,d on bond on of tli , t l'ransports, and they, wcre to proeezd for' Egypt. A very'' fine t'l{eitf d tar His I VTAJF:STY''i Service at Weymouth, has beet! launched frurit ; ) ort irnouth - Do - A. y by a Lottin' I . ,Ately received fro rn the Eair Ind;t.i;, that the Ear; . Matithritort, ?(. I y, C . /4z ac(i 4aiO4, which ft (1111 ttvctiL;,.•l voy at 1110 MOItICCit girl the u ; i, `4.7r00pl ro ) , .‘gre Ainboynl, fur Pcngal, , t ;tit or J.Jeceniner •,,i {try: siii , l4 from frei ,, hted Ake - . for thi . 3 are exi - , - ..ct - 1 / 4 1 shor Iv to arrive.' I:zst Ois. to be dispslictwd fir Madras this • , seitson t „ "lettoatati, Genera! Stuar , , and ; :did the last ships for the Proidency of aw, So•vers;p4 Alta the trW 11 , ,13,‘:Ne ships are respetftfrely appointed to be in .I...%psyris an or,hefore the 26 Ii day of julv. The Bip,_thers, Towers, from New Orleans to 1:i --eel-pool, is put into Halifax, aftcr throwing fifty bales of cotturtivelbaard.