The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

A VA L ,N E Yesterday, soon aftertwolr j Baron JACODI, - the Prussian Ambassador, and Lord HowiCK; had . . a conference with the Duke of Yoakat his Office. ; • ri . • 4JOVER, OCT. 27, SIX O'CLOCK, P. M.—A illCSt At three &clock a Cabinet Council was held at Lord HOwiCk'S,Office. The Council sent for the uncommon heavy firing commenced about an 'hOut Marquis of DOUGLAS, who arrived at half past foer.: _since on the other side, acid which now continues The Prussian Ambassador attended . the Council. without intermission : the cause we are at a lbss to • Gmeral CRAUFURD arrived on Saturday at Fal mouth, to take the cotrunand of the' Expedition conjeclure. Some hundreds of people have been up some tune waiting there, and supposed to - b - e - bdaird - ; to the Heights with their glasses, but from the hazi. 7 . for South Americt and 'the Cape. Upon hih - lin*P ness of the weather were not able to see the - coast.' the whole Convoy prepared. for an- immediate ,St t, and were lying at anchor when our accounts lt is supposed that th e F renc h are ' re j o i c i ng for a ae ' came away. Violory, or that our Ships are bombarding the Town Four of „ the French prisoners who lately escaped of Boulogne again. .from 'Norman-Cross, were last Tuesday apprehend- • -PAS . H ALF-PA ST SIX, P.M.—The fi r i ng i s so ve ry tre . ed at Spalding. On taki n g th e m, t h e y drew then- .•• H . . menclous as • to shake the hou s e s i n such a manner knives to resi s t their r e -captu r e, b u t wer e at l ast, withsome'difficulty, secured. ' . that the Inhabitants here are fearful of having their A squadron of -four Sail of the Line is to.sail im- windows broke. mediately fur the Coast of America ; for the purpose I• of reinforcing the Squadron under Sir R. STE 'AcuAu„ whicIDEAL . , 'OCT. 27.—Sailed . Hi s M a j es t y ' s Shi ps i - suffered so severely in tile late ' .• - f or , :Seahorse, for Sheerness; A s t rea an d the Vestal, Sir ANDREW . HAMOND • has declined standing. Ipswich. A Colonel GIBBONS has since sterted,who- ~ with several Gun-brigs ; for the French Coast. is Drily known to the'tOWn in his military cliaraaer,. Arrived in the Downs HiS IVlajesty's Ships Ante- Captain SToPfzumn - ancl Mr: WILSON are cOnSidera , so secure to defy it I 1 opposition: lope, with the Dorsetshi re an d S urat C ast l e East In- Sir FaSNeis BultoLTT has ofli.red himself again cliamen, .El4a,, Greenwich, Venus, Euphrates, Com . - for Middlesex, Style 'Of his Address is not eree, Charming Kitty, Eli za , an d t h e Ki tty, frommuch calculated to-Concili,ite the faVont Or lo excite m , the South Seas ; the Do rse t s hi re and' Surat Castle the approbation of the Freeholders. With th e l oya l people of the Coul l ty the very irreverent manner in 1. sailed from China in com p any w i t h t h e Wa rren which our excelient I'M:march is alluded to' Will ex- Hastings and Ganges, and parted with them in a cite di—rust • and . the sarcostie reference to Mr. Fox, • gale of . wind, the Antelope and East Indiamen re as" thebst rf Patriots," according' to t he represcnta- main in the Down s w i t h t h e rest o f t h e S h i ps as per tion hi, friends,, but w-ho, the Baronerstrongly in sinuaies, did nothiw ; for toe Public but only, for 'last. lim must de..iive him of all support from The Whalers are sailed for the River; also the the idmirers of the .7teparred Statesman. The language and substance Of the Baronet's . letter are Pandora, LONG, from Plymouth, and Transfer, indeed so forcibly characteristic of a man who: MOORE, from, Quebec. seems diSposed to ti , ri in troubled water as long Arrived the Amaranthe Sloop 'of •Wars from a as the dregs of life remain, that the Baronet him self ,will, no doubt ; be exempted fromthe discredit of having produced a composition so contemp tuous . towards our revered KING, and hostile to an Acfr e ministration that - most parties concur in supporting. We would beg ,leave ie.> ask Mr. PAtmte—whether; before Marquis WELLESLEY has had an opportunity of answering his allegations, it is liberal, just, or 'warrantable in' hina to affirm, that the ", misdeeds and azgressionS", of the Noble Lord have rendered " the British character hateful in India ?" that "the Marquis',s extravagance ha 4 drained 'bur millions in taxes from the People of England ; and whether he thinks any political principles, sandioned by the British Constitution, will ' justify him in - deciaring;., that not only the Ministry, but the Court, have em ployed*" all their intrigues and all their power ;" and that even the PRINCE of WALES has personally used his " endeavours" to put a stop to his pro-,., ceedings against the Noble Marquis ? But we may. with s•trl more reason ask 'Mr.'PAuLL; if he thinks' be may safely assert, that the .Dissolutien of Pats' Lament was " evidently adopted chiefly for the pur pose, by putting an end to all , proceedings against -Lord WELLESLEY, defeating the ends of public justice, and of prevewing any reform in the ex penditure of the public money ?" Such language as this might suit Republican France in the heat and fury ofthe Revolution, but is hardly to be -tolerated under the loyal firms of the British Constitution. • There was no Court . of Aldermen held to-day, but the LORD MAYOR ordered the-price of Bread to remain as last week. The intended Hall for the Royal College of Sur geons in Ireland, now building in,York-street, Dub- fin (the site formerly appropriated to interment by the Society of people. called . Quakers), will be an edifice worthy a most useful .and respectable profes• sion, and increase the numerous , and architedural ornaments of that City. ' The Sum of 40001. was granted in the last Session towards defraying the ex: pence.. Cruize. • Came down from the River the Travers East In . diaman. POkTSMOUTH, OCT. - Sailed His_ Majesty's Ships' Lively, Revolutionaire, and Daring, to the Westward. Arrived the Saracen Sloop of War, Capt. PREVOST, from a short Cruize to the West s ward ; Jane, -, from Sunderland ; and 'the' Prince of Wales, WAL KER, froin London. The Blonde Frigate, Captain BALLARD, is ap pointed !he Convoy for the Ships bound to the West Indies. SHEERNESS, OCT. 27.—Arrived the Seahorse Fri gate, of 38 guns, Capt. STEWART. Several homeward bound Merchant Ships have passed for the River. Arrived the Capt. HARRISON, below the Nore, from America. Passed the Nore, this afternoon, four large Ships; appear to be West Indiamen. Dropt down to the Nore His Majesty's Ship Emulous, Capt. STUPART. BOSTON, SEPT. 16.. L-Capt. LANE, Of the Ship Alexander,. arrived at Norfolk froin Arnsterdam, re ports, that on the 2gth ult. 45 leagues E. by S. of Cape .Henry, he discovered a large Ship, near‘ano - tiler on fire ; that he' was boarded by the Ship, which pi;oved to be a Vrench Man of War, of 74 guns; the' vessel 'on fire an English one, her prize. - A Match at Single-Stick was played at Castle , Cary, Hants, on Monday last. • It was contested by many of the bestplayers in the county of Somerset; • and the amateurs say, 'that better, play was never seen iti that county. The first prize of ten guineas :WAS won byJAMES BUNN, of Wedmore, who ob - - , -tained the great prize at Botley this year, and whose bead was broken by LYNE, a •Wiltshire player, at the match of the 24th of last month. • •, Yesterday Mr. YARDLEY undertook, for a wager,. , of 20 guineas, to go against time from Hyde Park , Corner- to ,the four-mile stone on Fulham 'Bridge, which he was to perionn, in 4I minutes. Notwith standing-several-bets were made on the occasion, he lost the wager by 'only 15. seconds. • , • Last Monday evening a Spanish Officer, Second Captain of a Frigate, who was in the hospital' at Mill Prison, made his escape.. He speaks very good English, and was dressed in black clothes: in 'the dusk of 'the evening heboldly went up,to the wicket-gate of the inner prison court-yard, and called to •the _set), tinel to open the gate, which was imniecliate)y done; the Officer made off direffly; - and 'though an alarm was soon given of his being'inissed in the hospital,. be escaped, and has not since been heard of. We have flinch pleasure •to communicate the arrival; at Portsmouth, on board His Majesty's Ship .Neptunei of that accompliShed Nobleman, Lord Viscouiat .VALENTIA; in good health, on his return from. India, by the way of Suez, with his Secretary, Mr. SALT; after nearly five years absence frOm Eng land, in .vari o us parts of India. His Lordship made . several months stay in the - Red. Sea, and the adja cent Coasts ; and has made some valuable charts of those different places. His Lordship had, by order of the Government of India, the Panther, (Com pany's Crnizer), Captain'CouaT, to - assist him. Mr. SALT, his Lordship's Secretary, made an excursion into Abyssinia, with Major ANDLE; of the Hon. Company's Service, as far as the capital, Condar. Lord 'VALENTIA'S, state of health, at this period, • would not permit him to accompany Mr. SALT. The * Public - will be exceedingly gratified by much valuable information, colleeted by his Lordhip, dur ing this long, laborious, and laudable research. :A' young Abyssinian Prince is in his Lordship's suite,. who is a near relation of NEGADE BA MAHOMET, one of the principal Officers of State, so often men tioned by that celebrated traveller, the AbySsinian BRUCE, as being his friend. ThiS young Prince ap -pears possessed of great natural endowments, and anxious to become acquainted with the manners and customs of ,Creat Britain. ' . , EXTRACT OF. A . LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON BOARD THE PENGUIN. "To avoid misrepresentations, which are apt to creep into the public Papers after any disaistrous oc .currence ; to ease the minds of some, and satisfy" the doubts of others, 1.. send you the following nar rative, which may be depended upon. The Ships. named below left Negri! tay, (West end of JaMaica) on the evening of the 29th of July, :tinder convoy of the Magicienne, Capt. Mackenzie ; .Franchise, - Capt. Dashwood and pen g uin Sloop, Capt. Smith ; the Veteran, of 64 guns, accompany ing-them to a certain distance: •- On the 14th of Augusta Spanish Line-of-bat tle Ship was discovered in the rear of the Convoy, which the Veteran and Magicienne chased into the Havannah. " 19th . —Cleared the Gulph of Florida ; the Fleet colle6ted, with the exception of the Ship Minorca, Geo. Wright, Master. • 4 ‘ The.e o venin of the 20th, (lat. at noon, 29. 24. N. long. 78. 3: ' W.) the sky looked wild ; the sea getting up, and every appearance of a gale,. which • (or rather the tail of an hurricane) came on that night, or lather in the morning of the 21st. It blew violently from North to South, and was felt (by subsequent information on .the passage) in many parti of America. The daMaa o e done to the Fleet a t this .time is mentioned against 'each Ship's , name below , The Filtnchise was seen with the , loss of , her foremast, and had separated. The Magi cienhe rudder was so much damaged that she could In at eproceea. " All the 22d it continued to blow violently. " On the 23d, sixty-two Merchant Vessels in company. " 25 th.—Magicienne parted, in tow of the Veteran, for Bermuda to refit. " 27th. The Larkins, Capt. Foster, and faith, of Lancaster, Capt. Woodhouse, joined; the latter with loss of foremast and bowsprit. The LaAins had saved the crew of the Ship Coverdale, Capt. Thatcher, and part- of them were put on board the Ship Union, John Bruce, Master, totally dismasted, ap4 c gone for America. The Jane Brig, of London, Thptnas Copping, Master, being very leaky, parted foi= .rlierica, with the approbation Of Capt. Macken zie, pn the 25th. " SEPT. 4. The Franchise j o i ne d w ith t h e A nn, At . ; Kent, Wm. Piseley rLune, Robert Young; Posthumous, Daniel Pea ; John. and Thomas, James Clarke ; Venus, Pozer ' • and .Neptiine, James Holla day--making in all 71 Sail.now colle&ed. • ."5•Lr-ri 7. The Iroquois Brig (one of thegonclu - la3 Convoy) joined ; had, parteX Majeity's Ship Ancike, f4lld eleven Sail, near the entranc e o f t h e qt.rph, on the 22d ult. in light winds, • • On the - 9th, in lat. 35. N. long. 63.4. W. bailed afi AtheriCaii Ship (did not learn her name) 35 days . ,frorn London for Virginia. . • " 10th.—In lat. 35. x 43. long. 62. 15. W. picked up the - wreck of a Snow's main -mast, with 'the • lower and topsail yards attached to it : the sails from the yards evidently had keen burnt ; but could not discdver any. name, or mark,• to judge of what Nation she had belonged. "23d.—Boarded the AipericanShi p IPilliam, from Philadelphia for Gibraltar, in lat. 40. 36. N. long. 46.53. W. • . • , "OCT. I.—pojce, inlat. 44.92. N. long. 30. 43. W. the Arnerkan Ship . Shepherdesi, 16 days from. London, for Norfo all well. " 3d.—ln lat. 45. 13. N. l ong . 2 6. 51 : w. spoke the American Ship Ontario, Q 1 days from Lyming ton for New Bedford ; all well. 4th.—Lat. 46. 10. N. long. 23. 59.. W. passed at some distance, a Ship's yald with a sail 'to it, very black, as if it had been set fire to ; ; a freSh breeze at the time, and having a Ship in tow, could not ascertain' to whafit. had belonged.' • • " Bth.—Lat. 48. 34:N. long. 17. 03.W.the Fran chise spoke an American Ship, 13 days from Liver pool, for Portland. She spoke the 3cl instant His Majesty's Ship Savage, looking for this Fleet; " loth .—Lat. 50. 03. N. long. 14.54. W: boarded, the. American Ship Atlantic, 39 days- from Ports-. mouth, New Hampshire, for London, witir tobacco and staves; 'all well. ' - " 15th.-,-Made the Skelligs Rocki, Coast of Ire land—eleven weeks from land to land. " 18th.—The Virago Gun-brip. joined.—Spoke the Brig Brothers, of, and; for, LiVerpool ; ten weeks from-Malta, laden. with -sulphur.. Parted' its Majesty's Frigte. Seakorse and Convoy on the 15th instant, with two other •Ve.ssels for Liverpool. Some Vessels -of the Jamaica Convoy Convoy bad parted between this and the 15th from want of water, two of which we heard had reaehed,Beerhaven. • igth.His Majesty's Sloop of War Brisk joined. Find the Elizabeth ; Galt, one of the miss ing Ships, had arrived at Greenock. 20th.—Such of the Liverpool and Bristol Ships as remained in company parted for their se veral destinations, under convoy of the Brisk and Virago. The whole Fleet much in want of iirovi, sions and water, and the Men of War not able to supply them ; the Penguin nearly 1 3 weeks frpm, Port Royal, at two-thirds allowance of bread, and .three pints of water a man per diem.—Strong East erly windi against us• for-some, days previous to making the Skelligs Rocks the 15th, and ever since: Some of the Convoy, which had parted in the hur rie.ane, were spoke by the Virago sit days ago-- well, but short of provisions and.water.—Supplied* by Lieutenant - Hanchett, to the 'extent of his power. _ • 66 21st.—Lat.4-:-.52. N.long. 8.11.W.-Baw His Majesty's Ship Minotaur, and another Man of War, standing up Channel with a Convoy. In the even ing spoke the Ariadne Transport, from Gibraltar, for Portsmouth--all well—had lost Convoy. She kept Company with us. " 22d.—In the forenoon His Majesty's Ship Franchise parted for Plymouth, leaving in charge of the Penguin thirty-four Sail.—A gale at West. 24th.—The Sheddens yeste,rday boarded the. American Ship Hope, of, and from, Baltimore, for Amsterdam, which reported that several Sail of this Fleet had put into the Delaware and Chesapeak in distress—theirnames not given."- Ship'E R IN— John Phillips, lost with the crew. Col. Melle- `. fortt; 85th Regiment, oh board. CA Rl4 A RTHEN—'_;eo. Richards, lost with the crew, Foe ry -SE co a D—Jos. Stephension, r man saved. A Fere,. N—Ch. Saunders, - Ix men saved. Brig PALLAs 7 -lolin Goodwin, t boy .saved. Ships .AohiLLES—Duncan Douglas. RASHLEICH—WIn. Melyilie. CovERD ALE —Thos. Thatcher. Crewssaved. Brigs Colt A—Wth. Coppinger. ANN—Ed. Stuart. Ditto. Shin 'Dm lON —tohn Bruce, went . tor America (totally •dis masted),- with part of the Coverdale's crew. Brig h —Tiros. Copping, leaky, lost maintop-maft, and weft-ter- A inc-rica. - Ships Nu SWELL— [obis Dodds. HERCULEAN—Ch. Sins mons. Supposed lost ; the former was seen in a sinking state by the' ohn and Larkins, at a tithe when no assistance could possibly be rendered: ANE, John White ; Nal:taus, Jas. Rose; Cumbeiland, H. Simpson ; Concord, Thos. R ea d ; Francis, Wm,. - Hall; Emerald, Jas. Brownley ; Sally; T. Williams ;' Clarets, don, [as. Drew ; Adeon, lames Gordon ; Fortune, John. Ried ; Exeter, Alex. Smelling ; Elizabeth, [as. Galt, sincefind is Arrivcdloff Greenock ; Aurora, T. M•Karly ; . Mary, lohn Oswald ; Hercule's, I. Gaffley ; Pursuit, I: Montgomery; absent aft e r th e Gale, and not sin ce heard of. M kNORCA=GeO. Wright. Separated before 'entering the G ulph. Aziri,.,Foster Bascome, for Philadelphia ; Lady Mitchell,. I. Rumford ; • Chance, James Pernte ; Sally and Eliza, S:un. Harris; for .Halifax. Salus, James Moore ; for Philadel phia. .H, Livingston ; for Norfolk. • Douglas, Seth Seeley ;; - tbr 'Quebec. Bound to America, and supposed to have paite2l after clearing the Gelph. ". RECAPITULATION. • Sailed from Jamaica vier; supposed to have parted for Arrierica'7-102 ; foundered zo—ez ; Nutwell and Herculean - supposbd 'lest z -9o; Union and lane, went for America a— .-83 ; MinurCa;-parted without leave 1-87 ; onaccounted for' ah-71 being the exad number colleded atter the l'•,ranchise_ joined with the 7 Sail on the 4th of September. -Ships (continded) which sailed from Jamaica and remained together after the Hurricane, or joined again, with their Damages ;Thirty-eight mentioned above. SHEDDENS, James M‘Donald ; Ground tier, sugar, starboard side washed out. Loan GA R b Na a, D. Kellock ;' ditto. WILLIAM DENT, Giles Musson; dittd, supposedso. ALFRED, Win. Clarke ; a quantity of Rum leaked out. CH F. S r ER F liLD, J. Mudge ; some (Attie sugar supposed to be washed oui ; a puncheons of Ruin washed overboard. ' ALBION, J. ,Thompson ; sugar washed out the starboard side. CA.SAR, ' John Fowler ; some of th e sugar supposed to be washed out. HUNTER, J. Gardner; ditto. DUKE OF . You:. ; f. Law_,-. some of the sugar was h e d out. .MA 4 RT AND SUSANNAH. Wm. Clark ; guns thrown over. GENEROUS PLANTER, James Beattie; some Of the sugar Washed out ; boats lest. • KINGSTON; Wrn. Benson ; sugars, starboard side wasised • out ; lost maintop mast. • • • Fibre cvELL, Chas. Wardar ; all the ground tier supposed,' to be washed out. MARTHA BRAE, Wm. Thomas; sugars, starboard side washed out. ATLAS i ; Jos. Stockdale ; some of the sugars washed out, and bowsprit gone. DIANA, Wm'. Roxburgh ; ground tier sugars, starboard side' washed out. • JOHN. Th. Woodhouse ; bowspiit and foremast - gone. NEST ONE, L. Bouch ; Shifted cargo : lest foretop mast. NAIAD, Win. Austin; six puncheons Ruin hove over-board. V F N US, Win. Pozer ; some of the ground tier supposed to be washed out. N E PT UN SI 1. Holliday ; maintop mast and head of the main mast gone. posTuumou I, Pan. Pea'; four puncheons Rum lost. imwsLl., of Leith, I. i boats lost ; sails split. ,z.loo ear Plaskett; ground tier of sugar supposed to he walled out. - BAR z tr.A I, Tilos, Wilmot; leaky, st.me of the ground tier washed out. ANN, Wit% Raniey•l, some - of the RuM supposed to be lest: Sussex, Thos. Hall; verb leaky, chief part of the ground tier tvashed out. CAriran roc t, Sim. Cath a ll ; three guns thrown ovNtoard. Richard, Jos. Perring ; Princess Charlotte, 'sant. Sun- . ' Mons ; Diana, Thos. Weeks (dead); Mariner, Anal. Cur:is; Orfait4o;,A;eo: Jackson ; Severn, Tho. Etheridge ; 'Norman-M'lntosh ; Maria, lames Summers.; R :hcrt Wiley ; Pursuit, M'Kiidev ;` St. George, still - 1 7 )rd t'.i mer ;.Kenr, Wm. Piseley ; 'London, Alex. Agnc-.Av ; 'Hull, lames Lee; Marian,. W. ; son ; Bostock, I. Dawson ; Stranger; I Hunter ; L ar k ibi e Alex.. Foster ; Mars, J. Fish; Pomona, Margaret and Ann, Thot: Wills; Ives, Wm. Aik. ns;oil - ; Magnet, Sandells ; Vicissitude, - Thos. Lupton; Robert Kerney ; Alfred, Robert „Renton ; Cent orlon, - 1. Gledsdale • i GolCh Grove, And. Will s; Enterprize Th :s. Rutherford; Lady Forbes, David G our l ey; Tutloch 'Castle, A. Fisher ; David Shaw, r. T.' Hodgsok ; James,' Thos, Bradshaw ; Margaret, Weir ; Ardent, l)ugald Campb:ll ; John and Thbmas, las. Clark; Ann, Walter Arki.is ; F - L vourite, H. Richardson ; Lime, Robt. Yotiug ; Bless in;, las.- Mackay; Friendship, 1. Thomai ; - Lady St. jaii,i, joseph Whittle.—Total coy. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF-N. M. S. NEPTUNE, SPITHEAD,,OCT. 25. His Majesty's Ships Neptune and Minotaur iteft Lord CoLubmwooti's!fleet off Cadiz on the t:!,7th ult. wits 22 Sail of,. Merchant-vessels and Transports, from • Messina and Malta. The Flet t off Cadiz consists of the following Ships• Ocean, Lord Cow NG wooD, Queen, Adm. Pußv - is, Tigre, Orion, Zealous, Ajd x, and Satan. —TIIO Swiftsure. and Standard joined his Lordship the day we left it, from a six weeks' Cruize off Lispoit ; and the Athenienne, Captaiti,GirrAßD, from iNfilta., The Active and Niger • Frigates were cruizing close to Cadiz.. • • , • _ f`. The Enemy's Fleet consists of twelve Siil of the Line, amongst which are five Adinita "i hey are, by every account we received, much fn want of D Seamen. Lord COLLINGWO O ' S Veet• is in a I; gh state of health, and good disciptine. 'Another meeting is devoutly wished for by bOili Officers and men, which will relieve them-from-a tiresome state' of blockade. Of the result there can be but one opinion, from the iron-nerved Admiral, Lord COL- Llislo.woon.--Capt. CHARLES WATSON, Agent for Transports, is on board the Monarch. The Squa dron at Carthagena are nine Sail of the Line; they seldom venture to come out of that harbour, , Sir SIDNEY SMITH, when we last heard from him, was at Policastro . . The Endymion is gone to Constanti nople; a Squadron of five ,Sail .of the Line are cruiziug in the Adriatic." ;•- DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONFY. To the'Officers and Crew. of His Majesty's Sloop Lynx, for Ow Capture of the Brigs Jonge Jan, and Jacobus Leeper, on board the said Sloop, at Leith ;. and everyday, f:r three years; at No. tI, Cecil-street, Strand. To - the Officers , and Company of His Majesty's Ship Iris, and. lane. Lugger, their Shares of the Fortuna and Neptunus, taken on the 23d April, and 3d June, 1799; at Nu. 22, Arun.. delstreet; on the 3oth inst. • To the 'Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship CxSar, for the,Capture of the French Ships .Formidable, Mont Blanc, Scipion, and' buguay Trouin, the proc?ed.. of the hulls, part of the stores, and head-money hills, at Lock. yea's Office, Plymouth, every : Friday and Tuesday for three months. To the. Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship . Re_ volutionairt,•'. for the Capture of. the French Ships For.. midable, Mont Blanc, Scipion, and Duguay Trouin, t he pro. ceeds Of the Hulls, part of the Stores, and Head-money, on board, and every Friday and Tuesday for three Lodger's Office, Plymouth. . • To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Am buscade, for the Capture of the French Privatter the Head-money, on the 3oth inst. at Messrs.. Pontain and Keys, Salter's-hall-court, Cannon-street ; ' and every Mon. day and Thursday for three years. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, or HOUCHrON MEETING, 1806. MONDAY, OCTO)32R 27. „Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. D. I. Mr, Browne's . Mountaineer, 7st. 91b. rec. • Lord Barryrnore's Strap ' Sat. 81b. Mr. W. Bayly's Gratitude, Sat. slb. Mr. C. Browne's Mountaineer, Bst. beat Major Wilson's brother to Vivaldi, 9st. sib. B C. toogs. Mr. Wyndhain's Glory beat Mr. Andrew's Garland, Bst. 41b. each. Two.yr old C. jogs. Lord Grosvenor's lasper, Bst. 71b. bzat Mr. F. Neale's Malvolio, Bst. Two-yr old C. toogs. h. fr. • Sir C. Bunbury's Snug, sat. slb. best Mr. Wilson's Sally, Bst. sib. Two yr old C. sogs. haft. • Mr: Ladbrokes' Achilles - , Bst. beat Lord Darlington' Fledot, Sgt. Slb. Ab. M. 2oogs. h. ft. Mr. Arthur's Brainworm, gst. slb. beat Lord Darlington's Zodiac, Bst. Ab. 1%1,. 2oogs Mr: Arthur's Cardinal Beaufort beat Mr. Watson's Dread. 2.11); each. Ab. M. 2oogs h. ft. `Mr. Mellish's Luck's-All, Sat. beat Mr. F. Neale's Regu. lator, 81b. T. M. M. B. C. 2oogs. ft; _ . • 1.4 . r9 Darlington's Pavilion beat Mr. Mellish's' Stavely, Bst:`ech., Ab. M soogs. Lord F. - Bentinck's Optician beat Mr. Howorth's Enter prize, ;Bst. each. R. M. toogs, h. ft. Mr. Arthur's Wretch, Bst. 31b. beat Mr, Mellish's Offl. She-Goes, Bst. Ab. M. zoogs. • Duke of St:Albans's Merrythought, Bst. 71b. rec ft. from Mr. Mellish's Miss Buckle, 7st. 61b. Two-yr-old C. 2oogi. h. ft. Mr. Blachford's Currycomb, gst. rcc. ft. froin Mr. Howarth's Langton,.Bst. 31b. Two-yr old C. boogs. Lord Foley's Paris, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. Payne's Tudor,-Bst. 111. Ab. M. zoogs; Off: Ld F. Bentinck's Bagatelle, gst..llb. rec. ft. from General Cowers Swinley, gat. tolb. D. I. to:".gsl 11. ft. Sir j. Shelley.'s Sir Launcelot, Tee, Sogs; from Mr. Ar. thur's Wretch, Sat, each. Ab. M. zaogs- Mr. I. Prince'i Comrade, 6st. 131 b. rec. 75gs. from Mr. Watson's V4gabond, Bst. 41b. Two-yr oiti U. zoc.gs. h. ft. The PirmcEss CHARLOTTE has for , soma time re* sided at" Key change of air having been recom mended on account of the hooping-cough,by which she 'Was "much oppressed. She returned to town on Friday's() Much recovered that she has been able to resuhi her studies. The PRINCE of•WALEs on his return frOm his first excursion paid the PH IN GESS a visit at Kew, and remained with her a con-, siderable time. A very singular circumstance happened on SUnday last in a Chapel at the West End of the Town : The congregation at fended in the morning at the time when divine service usually commences, and waited till between twelve :and one o'clock, but no Minister appeared.—At length some persons arose to depart, conceiving that it was vain to wait any longer,' and the rest of the congregation following their example; the Church was soon cleared ; we have not heard the cause: of this extraordinary omis sion. The-''Clerk wa3 ready at his desk, and was' not- a-little , surprised at being kept in such an unac countaOle. state of anxiety. SEA AIAAK.—One of the finest Light- houses in Great Britain is now ereCting at Flamboruugh Head, Under the direction of Mr. WYATT, the Archite The duties to Government ar6 calculated at 800i1. a year.