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tions. To the inhabitants 4 the sea ports who I have subsisted by trade,-and to 'Sea-fearing men, I they will —we have immense territories open tor your i oc e ption—fine lands ' which wait only for hands to cultivate them. To such 'of them as do not incline to emigrate into the wilderness and be come larnwrs„. ttit temain attached to commerce, navigation and the fisheries, they Will . say—trade is out 01 the (plestion—bht the "400s1A merchant vessek rtionomlizing the Jornmoree of the world, Over the o'reao tit out i4ateers,• we will give you -Oonuntssions. Make your fortunes if you .can —and by your . prizes supply the habitnal ,watits of the tipOple.' By prit awering too, you will' chew your , -patrindAtn ; tor . the duties on your prize goods will turt,iisli'jii rt timidly of revenue which will be indis pensAbly necessary for the public service—to wit , to maintain the r übitc officers, and pay the Members. uT Congress their wages. • , ' Thtis it appears, that for the conteMplated pas- SiVe war no funds will be neces sary, ,not even our.' ordinary peace revenues.' • If . , a., war with ,Great flrittiin 4001 take place, ptivateering will be the poly mode of annoying on the part of the United :States,' and fortunes are al .. ready enjoyed, in anticipation, to ,arise from the capitites of licit i9h ves;fels and merchandise ; but tl,rs will provu.a vain expectation. I::tyring a greater part of our revolutionary war, when' Great Britain •-bad to contend with' the fleets of, France, then powerful, aud.fiudlly those of .Holland'And Spain; piv4teeting was cattied on suceessiully;,'Bitt, for the last year gir two, more fortunes were lust. than, gained. Experience had taught the Britigh a mor e effectual mode of securing then. .cornmerce.---. Our privateers 'and' 'Their the. hands of the vig,hunt. and ; mute powetful ere - niers,. and..privattsering proVed.!Josing . g..nne. the preserit. time, whatqver,remains Of the Spauisn, Navy i : . on Hie "snleot Great Britain. The fi-ets of fiance and Holland have bcen destroyed, and' the - . : remnants a e I.rpt shut up in their hareows-rtrkhilo ' the arnic:d >ips?.A . ; llrit.iin otit-nwohet thhAe,cf, t:t hole w orld. best.de. With means at her command, Crelt Britain can 5 , ..,.e:ep And. it ,she had desired, 11)0 1 9t;litctie,tion of commerce; 'ail' cat r;ed 't,) , out own vessels, which her enemies among us (who dire the real enemies toa . of our conntly) prettlid,itbV, Jong rte time rneAlrt have de.druytd it„ I liate:jutil roottrkt-d, that in tho prOleeled war Great Britain, pr4 , ateetinii will be ',the only made' of iirtutoYanCe on' the i•ini of thetniii34 States., But shall out take pusses,itari""i,f, the Litit j tah do minions on , our Nor:here ..and ,E, , iikro borders ? Phis has`•often been threareked it is a part of the 'birdying systemiti regard to''Gretitiliteeti ; but it, bacovver been tiertnusfi , vimtvuiftinteti ; and ,such Nlernbers. of Congress as: I have ,-,heirchmmtion it: only made themselves -ridiculons"-byßAhesnife face 44thied for the occasion.: Jr nra's - ,Kepitatedly . hull In:00 wi in like earlier part , of the Sessioni which Fom ttcy;cl i,t 1t,407,a1tt..r the attack. otiihe Chesofieake; - : Mr..Juietspn had made a great ~bustle.about p t ..,:p3ralions lot a war with .Great Britain. This . b9,old . wai kept op in Congress, whichieetned with hostile pi, politiens towards that Power, especially' when the 1)(4'411 mission of Mr. Rose was known, and his at rival expeete4 to rhoYe that SptilifaCtiOli 10F t h e 411,1,1 c on the Chesdpcake which' the conduct,. ICii,',/etlerson had prevet,ted being given m Len - Awl. It wits weakly imagined that this notice of t•taid rpakt) 110 nuinetision on themind of Ruse, s. [To ba (wit:lad.] * Mr. jellirsm Kntl Mr. Starlit:on whin they becarol, sideins in, the Status, severaliy-made professions of pt;litical erevAk o caw aitidlo or whii..h .web, the v•Xiiet . • fu~ttlul»rsr sf the -hatioll3l eilictatnehts to pay the pt.ibit4 ere, diyors~ Rift the men who oriy,inally 'opposed, and ititcr wiird c:!i,•.':rarerl the e;itablistunent of the syiiteto'dei,iseit unuer the adiintoStrltion wolliogkon for tile holiest- payinebia 01 tile public debis, cannot have arty love for it ; and will thererare not. grieve overnitiehr the public in4b; . lity to• discharge • thci,e dents. Who, real reg.irii to the public inaoittly:tu thri,e dkliti. Who real ro Ithrikyllqsltaith .- can be tett by the mail who cmild deliberialily do an t OyWhiCh r,eothe infitA;ent fcifeiglltrs I),VVei in eittt, b& u dilrauilett of four hundred thUUS4II(.I dollars T- very, 13D4 ItitoWs . that Mr' letli;rson in the'Cabinct, and Mt. Nia(l.::cut.g4tl, His other part' lain, ess, Irdietneritty oppescil I liii,etlab,lishmittit of the !Lints ut tile I) vited States, undo the' tnicetiet that it wopla he a viutat ion a the constir I Inc r..tferson'S Sophistry was swept away by ono motion of • the masterly hand of Hamilton. "I he legal bugbears which the former .had cfilijared,np and gropeittogether' to Alarm tite pure twine! of Washingt.ai, who wag not a lawyer, wore dispersed by rho light of 'Ruh emitted-by - Hamilton, like a • titornini, fog, bete, e the tieing sun. Tins defeat was never forgown by Mr, telrerson And his .pprtlZatt.i ; aiui the , first opportni,ii y wan stized trl deittoy this instituti.,ll. And this was at th , e time .Wlisit the. term of the'Charter caviled, hut the United' Stales, originally Ptilitigs44ll ht 494 4,11,0141341ik to I lie 41110i.40t of tWOIIIIIIIOIV 91 dullatli W14:11( Mr, let. tctson bec.inte ( ) resident of the 'United Stifeli tileTtoprietors of 3.1 2 , tor ties dollars r W ' Prime: 6s iti, , tool'ing to liSti,oar, del.ars, and yielding an Interest* i t,e l iostut yet cant, a year. Not w ithstaiitling Whielt,.tri • • less s .I.ltan,fk year and a half ( viz, lune 31),. when the revs tats ut the ' United : S tates were - rapidly increasing, -and amply 's'utticitin lot tfiesti pport et . governtueut and the regular paymentot the poblie debts, Mr.,jetrersoo caused those shares of bank stuck to be sold.. .Tha.iustitiniots devised by Hamilton, an W4elif trithert and so faithfully mmaged, gained universal coati. tic n4'2, anti its'stock rose in price, so that a share which asst the If lilted 'State; -nut 400. dollars would ;ell for ;8n In per cent, above liar. Then it tv:is that !Ur. Jefferson 0f.1eie...1 tire shalfes'above mentioned to he'suitt anti the sales brought-into the Treasury of the United States the Amin Of i,a8r,600 dollars. '1 he purehasers were Englishmen, tv htl, the',disp...dution of the flank of aid 'United States, have thus Irist%too,f)o9 dollars —or, to be•perluelty exact, 399,60 u did , ttie •Alitterence between - the price, they pant to &fr. I oh. ior the United States anti the price tar which' the wzre reduced by the dissolution of the Baal., or the non. its charter ; an event which: no in.un Who re gard,. d the public inn:twist itud the - pia:ie tatth, arid stilt less torergriVile.cnold have expee..teil ; but whi c h t h e c i rcum . atanck'i *turd teiiyt no r,,oin to doubt was conmu. koidt,.tt-b-y - j , ...11eri , .41 rincl company when they sold the ilnitect sii.res in the Bank to-t hose Litglithrtten • and w therefor; will be considered as a cicliberate fraud: Frwii iftt'' LONDON Gil'.lira, dug. it; tell. 150tvpiiitstreei, August Iq, 18ii. A di spatc h, at which 'the fallowing k an extraft, br..en 0)41 day,rtativcd at the ;3 r 1 rif , giver- uol*i Office athJrcssed 41. to . big I,iship byGovor. 1)4 Mitt' 1 11.,tr.,,tiltted Purt Louts, , isie;ot.Fran4e, .va t,,• . I hait'titd honour to inform yat:u:' tOrdship, that Majesfyiinip of %vat - Eclipse,'Calitatn Lynne, retmneif-to tins port on the ilth ohinin, alter, hay. ink; taken poies: 7 lon of the French Port of 'ramie: iavi,. Ist. Madagmetir, on the :IS h february, itixi landed the 'detachments fluff!' his I,4ljosty'!,92d Ileglint-nt and Boothan 'Efie etii-ns - , for Urn rison pt tllat 'knurl. line - French 'Commandant aoceintA, wallow opposition', the terms upon Which the Isle of Pratte ea l , il , lll ci. The res , ilt of this service 113* ttetd West I.ai trim the - .last Vlefleti flag, and secvriAl tU tti tin unmolested ttatfie %vitt, tltt irniteni and' nband.tut Wand of MattigoKar. Admiral dugust 10, 1811. Extra& of a 'Letter trout Captain Brisbane ut his.slajestrs Ship the Belle Poole. annassed to Lapt.iiii Rowley of the Eagle, the Senior 01hLer lii,the and tfaisswitted by Minim! Sir Charles' Cettou to Whit Wilson etoker, Esq. , His Majesty's Ship Belle Pottle at Sea, .Ntay. ; • I. have the honour. to inform , you, that on ,thy. 4th instant, beir , oti the cost of htria with nts Majesty's ship I'llct sic in company, at tri) A. NJ; we &wavered and Owed a farge uf.war of ift guns, 'which shindy attes . w44 .11aulcci ;into .the small hatbour of Parer za. Having received intellitrence di IC' such a 4esset might. be expected cutivqing supplies of all descry-.. tiuns for the French frigates at Ragusa, which,bad escaped from the recent giillatit ation off Lisa, I felt that no mcans shbuld be lyti unitied:tti 'capture or destroy her. After reconnoitring ',her positicin, and consulting the vilois-, and a most l isitell . genrz Oificer I :had nit board, Mr. ,111(4Thi4. Aging Lieutenant of rho Acorn,: wlia;frinri. general loCal knowledge of the hAtl.hand •.. sontely. .yolunteereVhis Set me' for . ernize, I found it was impracticable lot. the. frigates to.onter,. Ili!. harbour, there being only fifteen feet vt ater in it, but 'that the brig might nevertheless_ be ca..- nonatied with effect w liere'Sbe. was then lying ; cordingly at three P, M. both ships stood tsi, rengil of the rock's at the' entrance "of the harbour, and .opened an anitintred - the - on lier, and . a battery unaer witieli.she,lay, and in an hour obliged, her to haul ashore und.....r the iow,n , nyi reach ordur shot. 'The ships . were fie queutly hulled •by the .butt - eVy, but sttsiaftie4 . tio; .:other damage but what 'could be iinrn4taiely .. paired. All further etforts trona the frigates being pettedly usetes4, I determined on taking , possession of an Island in the mouth - of akl within . nyusket-sia,..of. the .towli. The • tobipx.,..weke ortehnred, atier.,the close of day, about' lour wiles front - the stibre, - and about eleven o'clock the 'sene night two hundred seamen, and ail the itriiities; • went underthe orders of Lieutenant John Ni‘Cattty.; Senior Lieutenant of the Belle P9ule, 4Feutrwl9imt: by the Officers aid Petty Ofiii:.eN; named, in the n Aaigin ' l ', and toOkyossessiolf of Vie opposition; With intessant labea,atiinttE extraordinary exertions ; a defence wasllirolra'ut7; and a battery Qi lour guns (Iwo howitzers anti,twn; ..nine-pnundet), Mounted en a ennunatiding pottiti!?n , bY o'clock. 4. field-piece 4as also placed - at sortie (balance fO,tlte lett, to divide theintenti,;n7ol the enemy, .0tio; - aware 'of por operations, 41 . ..ettbosily emplgye4 during the night in pl.,nting the guns in . various. parts 6 - 1 • the harbour. Soon after five A. French - opened - a crass' fire' . from diffeiont., •positions, which . :was Imam- , diately returned, and kept •up, .on.both aides ‘4„ , itt), great vig t our for five hours, when the brig beini.,/ cut to pieces and stink, and of cuurse the ()bra nt our' lauding actompLished; the guns,...aminunition, wereall re•embatketi,,viviili the IllObt penes order and regularkty.. I haildonly to lament that• - this service has not been pertortned without some loss, but c , itisidering the determined restata.nce that '. was miitle,.tod:the peculiar shuation of the place, it• is less than might irave been . expected. - We have had four killed and aS sp iny woulickiiipolariging lost he two ships, a par 'ticul'ar Itst of whom is . herewith. transmitted. List a Killed anti Woioijeti belonging to his Alojesty's Ships heist: PUtile add 'Alce6te, %/Oben deetioying a t reach ttng of WO' 41 the tiarbe4rsit" yatenza, the 4th and Stit 'May,' Isl 4 • Rolle 1 oftle. ',Mr. Richard Kelly, .Guimer, killed, cm ohore. William loltabon • MA:Seaman. ditto, un sliorc• fhutUMs G rit= titt~s, Able ticarnan, slight ly i wounded, •on Want. John Private hi4llllC, LIMO, 011 Shol4, . Alccste.. • Join Short ` Private. Marine, on shore. Henry Col— , lier, iivote Marine, ditto, on buure. John Matt, Betts, Yeurnan or ths: heels, wounded, on buard, lunn 'Ono, Able Seaman, slightly wounded, on board, (signed) IAIIIES A Belle Poulf-i—Lieutenants R. Boa► d m E: A. Char tres, and A. Morriwri; Mcliors. Blair, Chapman, Mkt % Maxwell, Hall, and Qruse, Miubhipmen. ' Alceste--L►eutenant Hickman, sir. Moore &Wier, Litt!. tenant Lloyd; Ales Croker, and Redins, irally-Ojice, .riugust 10,1811. •Adtuiral Lord Gdinbier has transmitted to John \Vilsuu CroLer, Esq. a Letter hurt) Captain Parket., of his Majesty's ship the Atriaion, •giirtog an. ac- Count ut a• gallant and succtsstul attack 11.40, (,n the 3001 ult. by the boats of that ship, oitder direttloos of Lieut. WestpholVop an enemy's con.. voy hear the Pettniarks, • - of, the enemy's yea tielz, 14aving bier cut off by the Antzfin„, - : the le.: eight in nonine'i, tai onshore under the, .protethon 9t a.4auery, and at a considerable . Boat bet. troop not withstacit4ng ties trout 'whicir We4tphail sucgeedcd, to rin g in g nut three and •titstrciyieg' ttt ir .41st, with* .any. hiss on ourplitt; . . . ~ . . . . . . • • , • .- , .tidniiraity-Olfice, 44. tO, 1811. ' VICO-Admiral D'Anvorgte has tranitniitc4, to John Wilson Crciker, „Esq. a Le - tier troii, (',.,tptani Sutton; of his Majesirit storiii'Derwent, jiiving au account. of his.liasing, on the-39tli lift. captured 1,..,t Rafleur French privaieer,-of GranSilleominneii with twenty men, with isntaii'artas; The Vice:Adlitirpl also repottc, th3t, the Violet bluer bad sent into Guerntry two soull rnetny's ptiv.ltetsts. ildlltiraity-oflice, jug. 61 is Captain ilyng, of lila INtriiesty's whip the Belli rinonx, has thnisiniiied try Min Wilson Croker, El,' three Lem:no from Cviain Harris, of the Sir Francis Mike, containing the folluvriug reports' or the capture or deturuCtiort of enemy's vessels in the Indian Seas, viz. One Gt the tst - August, 1810, giving an eccdfilit of the capture, MI Java, of a B,nayian stint of eight guns and thirty.three (nen a schooner eit Inx guns and thirteen men; and a coasting vessel; by L.m., Sir Francis Dralte : ()kw , of: the 511) Angust, 1810, stating 'be de . SirUdiOnj i n Brintatu Bay, of-a French privateer (t htunba of i*..n awllttis untinown), and two gun , bums, cartying foul-gnus each, by the boats ot• the and-Str Vranctsl)taite, turter the di te,-..iions of .Lieutettant Joseph Prior, .01 ,this loider • And one of the lAt Odloberi"i 81 0, trittiswit tiog an account of The equine or destiutoion, by bu,its of the Sir Fiancis Make, at ditterentAtinalio between the 9tit of At gust a th cat §rpivntler,c; t 810, of sQveit gun-bu4ti, five, piratical prows, and thirty. five Do cli trading vessels. War Office, Atiglist•i, tali . STAFF: Colonel lames Willonxbby (Jordon to be . Qustteriblaster• • Lenerat to the Forces, me Lieutenant-Limn:Nl Brown. iiig r alipointed Commander of the Forces in C4loh. .Lieutettant.Colonel Aratindld' Christie, of the r• th Vete tall BAkiallpll, to b Gollllll4lldollit of Hospitals, vice Ma. jor-Gcner.ii litunutt, to the Statrot Ireland, 'Commissions signed by the Cord Lieutenant of the Countyt, of LiuLola. . . Spilsby and Burgh Volunteer Infantry.' to be Lieutenant— (aim Dawson, Gent. To bc.Ensign —.Samuel Gent. • Conititirsicins in The tat or •13;:rwickshire Regiment or Local .tigned by the Lunt be Captains- -Lieutenant lames TilolliNc,i,, vice mas Logan, resigned. Laiutettant turn:J(lP, vice brit j,a r tiii , resigncd. .Lieutenant Rubel t Vudgeoni..vi4 Laing, res , . :To,i2yLittulenainV—Rnsign John Johnstone,' vice Tlioititcht, pruninteci.. i trsign I , : aitres 1 luarer, vice rtiflibuil, . .I!;n4tgn David - Nt • VV, att. wire ••Araitintlit'N` r;. deceased. , To b% elistgit'Geotgel'eat, Gent."' Inhit Commission sigiickt by tile Lunt Lientonutt -; twyzit Chtsnire. Ai ilrua, To be I: 114iset : ,, RoVvlan.is, • • si t pied Lorti Lictitepqiit of the Cowl.lr ut Nuituik. • 3(1 Regitner,forNortilk ko.„11 Militia. • l'o be tt.bi d itt 7 -14ukib Ocist. ri,n41Q11.:141. •,_ Voltaiteet, 101Jutry. • ' To betieittenant'—ensl4tiOtotkert t'rti:)4 were, vice Clarke, rebigmei.t. 4 . • -__ I.wt.litgit-7.Ed9vard cibto, ,C.ont . . vice Cricknuare, pro tilotC4l. , Dir.e`rolumeer Infantry. .To be Ensign!-Flabe4 (hat. vice, Williams, do deas:a. ;411,4444)outers s attached to . the ,?d or Past Norfolk Regiment V"edrhaiiry Cavalry. To be Captains—First Lieutenant lota Cater,.vice Palm*, rc:stglick.l reirbt Lieuteusitt , Philip Etheridge, vhe . C4ter, ptomoteci. 5gi.1.441 11:41cmint,Henry, Qibbs i i•Genti vice' eEthe . rikt,,e, promoti.d. 1' 41114 m N (Amite e wittfiintsy. r „ To be Lieutcoant,-Aroatt,TOuross• kayerinsn, 'Gent. ' Dram:, reogned. 'Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coolly of ; • . . - sw6p: • Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be CAptaitt— lieutenaot lotto Ktivert, vice Su. Andrew Corbet, Bart. reiiga.f. Coatntissions signed by the Lord Lielacnant of the County of Lsst-x-, Eastern Regituentut Essex Militia. -.To be Major—Capiain ki)ipatt !lentils, vice Lltillcsk, resigned. Loyal Havering Volunteer Cavalry, • To . .be Captain—Lieutenant Henry Stanley,. vice &NI, re signed. • . , To be ' Lieutenants . —Corner Joseph Graves, vice' Stan*, promoted. Curnetjjipipas Man held, .Vice licnneq, • lagned. ,t)e Cornets—rbilip:Carter, Crnt . Edwiret. Adcocke, .R AN KR UPTC ZS ENL4AGED. R. Howard, sen. I. Rivers, R. Howard, juri. and 1../loward s - Mitcham, Surrey, calico printers, from August to to Au. gust 28, at ten, 4t Guildhall, London. Le Brun,' Old Bond.streat, clteihist and debligist, from August 17 to August 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London.- . Dunkerley, Pis t. Batik, Oldham, Lancaster, cotton. manu rathirer' from September? to September 30, at ten, at the Metsly Arms: I nn.„. Manchester. E. newts, Bond street, haberdasher,,from August 3, to Sep .. telpher at, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY S'UPERSEDZD. losepil Stsnley, Deal, Kent. ironmonger. BeiNKRUPTS. P. Mather, Chnrl ton- row, .19 onchester,. rOkr an 4 machine- Maker, to surrender . August 31, September 3, and 2r at ten,',,at the Dug Tovern; Manchesler. Attorines. Mr. W. • Edge SCAnn's Churchyard, Manchester; and 111 . 4., k>. ;; Hurd, Ternplv, London, • • T. Barnett, Wirt:Won Beek, Northampton, inftcher; Augural 29, at six 30, and September' at, at eleven, at the Wheat , !tut, Davi:laq. Attormes, Mt, BUlLLMl,.l4Vetitty and Messrs..Kinderley„ Long, and InFe, 4.,;,ray'S Inn, Lon , c, dun. ' , or IV • A rrpwsmith; Sto ke, Stailbrcl, and I. 'ArrowsMith, Pres. cnt, Petiliinycon, Lanciistcr, cqitimuti-bretyars, ygust 2.14 .' p• rive, ri, .to.l September zi, lit ' tett; at 'the 'Eagle . , and ' Child Inn, wian landaster. Attornies, Mr. Wittelle. . lolm•stre,et, Dedfo l d-row, Loncluti ' iVigan. • . • and Mr. ..Gaskell, T..Satter,Baginigge-Wells; vidtuallor, August 13, 17, and September 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. . At— .tortites. Messrs. liearsou and ludson, Staple Inn. .. A. Cltu, I . 4llsworth, Lancaster, tnnkeepet. and 11 iachine- maker,' August s 3, i 4, and September 21, at two, 9 at : lW. Unicorn,, Smithy, Poor, - Manchester.. Attornies, Mr. W • 'Eciteiit`. Ann's Church'..yard, Manchester; aid Mr..Elijs, L.Chancery.iane•London.- . - . P. Mathews, Copthall-court, I,6ndon, .merchant; August 13,•17, and Sepiemberat, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney. Mr. Allan, liretlerick's,place, Old .I every. . Wibuerley, Maocirester, driper,_ August 2' j , 24, and Sep., lellitiCr '2 I, Dt ten, at the Dog Tavern, Dearosgate, *Man. 'ehester. • Atteriiies, Messrs, Foulkes ands ,Creswell, Man. vhebter ;. and Messrs, Ltingdill and Beckitt, bray's London, . . • • , l.' b Wjf 2 s t o , n a , t li ( l )t a le o , el a le t si t e t r ve , g u ro lu c be er,.. r A a u v tu ri s i : 7190 , 113:1 ,, s t r I L S . ep t t i c v. th er .. pool. • Attornies, Mt. Woods, Liverptiol ; and Mr. Black . stock, Paper-huildingr,'Temple, London. E tjerbrit and, C... Penii2l4.l, West Smithfield, Ln ll - . - don, black io;;-rnanto I:taus-era, August 13, 24, and Septem. • bet twelve; at. tluildhall. A tunnies, Mr. S. Syr!- Aldersgate-street.; and Mr. T. Evans, liattonrgar . den,.l.oitclon. ,Scott; Belvedere-Om:O,N St.• George's-fields; Surrey. vVhartinger and coat. merchant, Angulo 17,30, an.t Seinen). bet- t, at tcu, 'at Ototklhall, London, Attorney, Mr. I; ya,. Took 's, court, Cursttor-street, Chancery. lane, T. - Eirbor,. It4tileaston, Somersetshire, dealer, - A,,ug,ust 14, 26, and September 2t, at one, at the Full Moon 14111,, Alessta. Ilighondir and Young, lsu~h- la no, , Connon-sticet, London'; aril.{. Wingate, than, C. Turner, hiillbink.stri-et, Westminster, 'colour-maker, A ty,tht 13, 17. and Septernher at, at eleven, at Guillth all, London. Allortiq, Mr. Thns, Upper Charlotte-street, I , l:zroy.scritre, • T, Ni,..14,115, Plymouth, Devonshire, ,merchant and master mariner, August 13, 2.4, at ten; and September 21, at twelve, at t;Ltildhalt, LOtithat. , Attorney, hlr. Lamb, Pritic4's' street. N, Hay, Geofgestreet, Portman-square, baker, August 07, 24, and September 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londou., Attorney, Mr. Upstutte, Charles-street, • Caventlislt square.. S, Shaw, Brunswick-square, , underwriter and insurance . - brilkcr, August t 7, 24, an:VSoplolllber 21, at eleven, At GUO(111411, London Attornies, Messrs. Atcheson.,and Morgan, Great Winchester-street, liroael-atreet. • - tees , Kendall, ChCapside; Londen, ‘v arehouseman, Attest 1 .31: 2 4, Auul Sqncinner 21, at tett, at Guildhall. Attornics , Messrs , . 'robot and 'I tool mos, Crane• court, Eleet,street. 11..C41, jet; Stephen-street, St. I , anerts, ea rpo ot ter and builder , August 17, 24, and septernber at, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lotman:, Attorney, Mr. jurnes Upton, Unionlanlet , SouthWark., t Divklends, kc.. to. moredif.l f f. i ! Altai V . ED ^ t, tieliviand, 2 Dublin, 3 Watct 9J. • 6, I Gut:1424. , S Li N. . , fj 410,31,1 1:015 usciits /A4guAr AOpitri A -0:141-i) all St.47f)AV., AUGUST I*,-iStC- -- / 4403.; • frindsor•Casde, "Igglis t i t, 1811, .11 , 1 es Y T sqvcral,tiour slap in ttli uwriliug intich as li e w3r/1114' hi6ut, aid ~s this w, " Nl, L. tiVtL " ( " C3stle, Ativst 1 0, rite, o'':ilter:r.lt.'ll ill ilia (Signed as ticivo A•FtqligolaneiNail arrived. this•ncaning, brit)gs an account of. a very gallant Of he Qo te., Raven and.fjol 4114:: and "Vert and, Princess ilugusta.catters; \ln° orcle,iii..ol Lieutenant. Bccrtr, of the et 14 ' capturing lour of the enemy's utt.eselt nor tnoittth 91 the Ems, A‘r lament to find, that t hrong!) an occiv'" " 'Pr vet:4'o.9or brayetbe3lnen Wttre WOUnded;blit InlYl,lPft,pf them are Not ering. • • r I t Walt be. aeenjo, our Di.blin orticli, 111111: 11641.C.Vverprilent ,:have begun to aa in cuniQr3l;l lA:jtii:r.gfizrrociornotion Tecently load, 00c1,.° 'five Gentleinen who were prelient tut an ekO l e elegmes,in . Liffey...street Clopel; !'sate boil I.4t;dEri. ond on the 'legates, .iir being preit;rtt at the ele6tioll,,i'llaa,ij. 1114 assiiting.therein, were bold to bsil opoP i. c tit, i fnatiOtis-''regurirly takeh idore the 14° 41 , justice of the K in g s 4 Bench.. 1 ........•••••••• ' Of %VII' '''ifilr-E' have reasrin to' hollow that the g ear - ~ Br:Cifgat l'ai4: teen trabsierred frail) tbe Soutl.,lo: s7jlihitincl that Lord Wrgt.t.lNOTON,lindilleg..°l ,)41't':'1:4. Ill'e Allied "AeMy,'fir now at Alrileij.3,' 16. estinTated,(bra for the'correiness 01.066'14'; .we do nOt iOu.c li) that the enemy's ern'Y'll; qua 'ter amount to 65,000 oleo, The 10., the Allied Army are itate,llo be SO,UVQ. aam............. 41 1° ' Admiral Sir CIiAaLES COTTOS lITT;Ved ho j o ,it t hi s m orning, cmcl La d im joterview bbitb of the Admirshy. —.............. The ca Oe ott board, yllieh had be e n Wind-bound tip - 6 inst. at Falmouth, sailed on Frid3y, O der ti'e it ; of the.:ll,ercury,, spitfire, .and Pre' convoy of about .t) 04, with 40°6° voy fiiic breee;froM N. W . . to lc. tor Lis bPr/ ' , ~ • .• . .Anoi tier Anholt Mail at rived On SPlrdsi.': 1:' et, ArlArricle f‘r!otw Vienna of Oil itli nII, 0 1- to the isltistligenc,tf from Turkey oias of I' 4, )1 1 r nal lace.',lirtd,rttindrtei shew the expealti° l'sji ile:or ttit' oirdngeinent for. peace beiws.o4l 'af.pdotli,e Pate ; but n't) Intelligence 110 grft.l4l c°1111"" r ho •rutuOur of the Preliminaries 17,%1 molly sigtiecL , ' •' - ' PIO : e are : g lad tp see in are add Qies.,,ii 01 this day , a liberal defence of tire Pliyiv" 0 so of °l'..,' attend his MAJESTY, in answer, IP .-- . 0 ___,, i . Jil,st-simalrighlrrepreliensible !trienfe'93og:::l3:sl.lf, ,w lich have appeared in certain part)" )"" ~ dot ..tlYbictirris iti'ie an a•ln'itieos arid oil irtlvous le )tiri;r::),' and . 811 candid men 'must.ilel`e* jlohij"si it.?:.:t.d. iscbarge it with litudable diicreti°ll the Theeblilrtrihgr';erldT36l;ifC%nsvilltlElbGe.et:cyle' i s ei n gb d gr al end tli;Sra i lidli9l.-'11°1;-;!c ..--'............... ie Royal Dukes are expePed to be pregelodelit °cciisi9l.l, His Royal ,f-lighfodelsill:':effe:::: Lochni ta pass 'Tuesday also with th e A j oA d 'i I:rincescieg, at' th e Castle, and to proceo,4l:_ir $ !ig tOOallaitcls, there to rertolo with; I e t ii highnesses the Duke and Duchess of , ci,sist:;:i; ter the Do e.'s hit th,d,ay on • F•tiday, W.,111-..,i)di,"0 do an erinal disiegi'ird I , c ' ft: rsi Iliat of the Plaileg ; . an d ' oo baional . 0 , 0 I.1LOY• N T, ja .expeted to leave Chitifin,ds '..`icv,, 1`,4 tl'e lorent:it gratification of P34lll;.go'rAhss, 40ert: NVltil tilt' P.rineesa CIIABL,OIIO 01 ...0 .111 con . ' i wise legillatVOllle"v ~ , Biquence Of tne eie 0. cool, an interchange o f the trttlifig °t I i infaahl) . diii:l7l,l.l.ti.nittigtl;iali;:cr;i4al),lL.'h:ai,tetsiiii..l.ld.:. c , :go'. voc'iltet):,,e;ltc,)irfr:ec'econritisileear,eo4,l ji;roi.::::.,.'o'll.rd,lo.',;ll ActoUilt ° I 1 • AoiZt NATIONAI.' fitfil',..--.0 ~ e lit 01 *11,44100 Nit ional Debt, frore I__ .. - 1 1780, 10 the Ist of Augoi, 1,01 ' ‘'isoilli' Redeemed };'the Sii'll4ir.4 t unit ..,, ' • '3'149,, Vnirtiretiert Or I.,abc.i.ti% ledatf%l ...;:,,,, • Dttuk by Lita Antltlit,CipaCba, c OP' . P g i i4 . de. ' 'Pi AVi'll tfG e t Britain • . ni ~ . . # bu t I :,:.iipokotAtelArot • - . , , 9 ,_. • itto It fiino.l,l Logo .t • a 1 ..1,•:, -.. 0100 Lif.t.leclilti-A 'd °t, 4 . i:i i l lYriV ' i , " 1 . °1 31 * . . e,e• .- - '' 're iircr t r.! tv; anieP:l44-1 itA L ° cI9W . if ,880,1491 l i. 4j. ._,.... - V