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Fry,.Atetridge ;or,-Messrs, Bleasdale and AlexilndeG New- Inn, London. • • • Janes Davengort, of Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton. spinner, to surrerder August 4,5, and tg, at three, at the Bush Inn, Ttlanchester. Attornies, Mr. Basuett, Manchester or Mr. rump--couti, Teingle, London. john Amery, late of Bayswater, Middlesex, Carpenter s to surrunder July 11, tg, and August rg,, at ten, at Guild, hall. A itortites, Messrs: Dawson, and Wr;..lislaw, War wick-street, Golden-square. lohn• M'Derrnott, late of • Red . Lion-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed-laaor, to surrender July 12, 26;and August rg, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney,.Mr. -,Pasmore, Broad-street CharnherS, Old Broad-street, . . Itlb ENDS. July ;o. Jacob Lewis aid Si! vestal' Cohen, of ,Liverpool,, and Maurice De jorigh, of Manchester, merchants and co, partners, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man— chester. Nov. 3. ' - john Cox and Frederick Hesick, of New-coUrt, - Crutched-friars, merchants and co partners, at ten, Guild hall. August 4. Fortescue Bate, of Vigo-lane, near Golden-, square, Middlesex, printseller, at eleven, at Guildhall. August t. Richard Srnith;:on, of Kingston-upon-HUH, inn keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Silver-street,' K ngston- upon- Hull. A imust 12, John Christian Hube, of the Broadway, Dept ford, Kent, potter and glass-rnanufadurer, at one, at Guild hall, London.' s ' ogust 4. James Voshrooke, of Derby, grocer, at seven, at the King's Arms - Tavern, lury-street, Derby. ' Ai>gust 2. William Graves, the younger, late of Lloyd's Coffci-house, London, merchant„at ten, at Guildhall. CER l IFI C4l ES. _ . !uly zg. Duncan Macdonald, of Threadneedle street, Lonlon,. 111 c l -chant. froomas Hamilton )(iddie, of charles.strect, Westminster, _ s:4ler: MAILS. AA R Ivan-73 Gotteriburgh, i Dublin, r Wat.erford. Dus-3 Ilainburgh, t Gottenburgh, i Dublin, t Waterford. P3.ICE OF STOCKS•' THIS DAY AT TWELVE O' C LOCK. Cops* 63 6;i 63 k 63 I Ounlium r sii* THE gUN. SOLIIM QUIS FALit* ApDEAT ? LONDON, WEDNESDAY S ytTLY 180, Wz received this morning Dutcl! Papers to the sth inst. but they contain no intelligence of import- ance : we have, however, made a few' extraets from them. WE recei'ed this morning Amer ieaa Papers Xo the 6th_ult. It, is stated in the New-York Paper of the 2d. ult. that. a French Squadron . of three Sail'of the Line was seen crazing on the iqth May near Saint Domingo ; and on the 2.1 d of May another Squa, drop of five Sail of the Line, supposed to be French, Vas seed considerably more to the Northward. The reports respeEting M}RAND, are still contra, diEtory. It is stated that two of his Schooners had been. captured by the Sp4oiarcis, and that his own ship, the Leander, had had a very §eyere engage ment with a Spanish Sloop of War, which he beat off. Other acCotints state, that he effe6ted a landing iti Cumapa, without opposition. • As it is understood that several Battalions of Bri fish Troops have received orders for embarkation, for the purpose of reinforcing our Army in the,Me diterranean, and that two Battalions of the Guards also are under orders for fOreign service, the retort which we mentioned yesterday, that the pacific Ne gotiations had been broken off, gained additional strength from this circumstance, and lowered the Funds. There is, however, no mason for giving any credit to the report that Negotiations have ceased, c g ik is nc t t to be supposed that Ministers would put a stop to any measures they had in view respe&_ ing intended operations abroad, in the present state of those Negotiations, whatever might be the ulti, mate result. THE Debate last night TU:tiie Upper House, upon Lord ViSCOUrlt MELVILLE'S Motion. respeeting the recall of .Sir GEOR G E BARLOW from the Government Generalship of . India, .was of an animated kind, and gave scope to the ,talenfq of several of the'Peers, among whom Lord GRENI'ILLE partiCularly distin guishedhitriself. I,p -the course of his Lordship's speech he took occasion to pay very high cornpli 7 ments to Marquis WELLESLEy, for his ‘•` brilliant splendid, and useful Administration of India ;" and stated that Sir GEORGE PARLOW had co-operated with the Marquis in all his.measures. Hence it is to be inferred, that if it were not deemed necessary to excite the respe& and confidence of the Native Powers, and support the ihterests of the Empire, by the. - appointment of a person o.t distinguished rank to the* situation of Governor-general of India, Sir GEoltoE would have been coiminued in t s hat irnpor 7 tint station. After a long and pot uninteresting cliscgssion, Lord Mm...viLmo was induced to with .draw his Motion. The American Intercourse Bill, Which has excited oo flinch atteptiob in the Commercial World, was read third time last night in the House of Com mons., and, after a warm Debate, pa.ssed with a Ma jority of fifty-five. Yesterday HIS MAJESTY, the PUKE of CA1%1 7 BRIDGE, PRINCESSES, AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, • and Am& LfA, with several attendant: on horSehack, and Miss EGERtoN in 4 phaeton; took an airing to Crinbourn. I-lEn MAJ:;STy`a4I4 the other PRINCESSES,went to hognore. ' 'tits M4JFsrf arrived this morning at Bucking -I)am Hpuse, apparenify in very good health, Dispatches 4ere received 'yesterday froth Sir R. STf!tictl.k, who was cruising off Madeira 'on . the ?.91 - 0 May,' They do not Contan any part4iular in formation: • ' ' . : Mr * 1 A good night, and was better this ID9alPg. FROM THE DUTCI-1 PAPERS.. , NAPLES, Jars 14,- , -An account has been re ceived here from Gen. M.,ERmLT, which states, that on the 30th May the Enemy landed at Lancrola.— The . inhabitants of Cannichio, Celsd, Pcinca; and , St. .Maur immediately assembled, and advanced under the comb and of the Governor of St. Maur. When they came near, bathe Enemy, who were ad vancing, the Governbr of St. Maur called out to know who they were; they answered, " Enemies ;-- long live King Ferdinand.'; we are English." 'i he `little detachment immediately replied," " Long live our King Jos4h," _ and direaly commenced so . well directed a fire upon the English; that they `were - soon obliged to fly, leaving behind a number of killed and - iii, - ounded. The English and their ad herents haVe spread a-report' among the lower classes lof the people, that the time is not far distant When the scenes of 1799 will be repeated. The Police has Caused ten of these incendiaries to be put in prison. • - HAGUE, JUDY 9...—Yesterday, about" moon, the Royal Family set out for Rotterdam, accompanied by the Whole of the Court; and escorted by a :de tachment of Horse Guards . . Two Yachts had been prepared for ',their Majesties ; but either the bad weather induced his Majesty to change his plan, or else his attention to business, to which he constantly devotes • himself, did not permit him to. depart as soon as he intended, and the Yachts were not used ; their Majesties went in a carriage. The principal obje& which induced the' King to take this journey was to : see a Ship 'of War launched: A great 'number of • Ladies of distinction . .were presented on the preceding Friday to' the Queen at the Palace in, the Wood: she gave them a most gracious recep tion. The day before yesterday her Majesty in .vited the same Ladies to dinner, after which there was a Ball, during which her Majesty, danced with, several Officers of State,• among whom was M. VERHEUI.L. LEYDEN; JULY 4.-4'he last Letters from London are by no means so agreeable as the preceding ones ; the hopes of Peace, which• the communications be tween the English and French Governments had created, are very much diminished. It is supposed that the last dispatches from the French Government were not acceptable to the British Cabinet. SPORTING -INTEL LIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1306. TUESDAY, JULY 8. Fifty Pounds by Subscription, for 3-yr olds, carrying 6st. 91b. ; 4-yr olds; Bst. ; S-yr olds, Bst. 81b. ; 6-yr olds, Bst: tzlb. ; andaged, 9sr. D. I. D. of Grafton's b. to. Parasol, yrs old Sir L. Buribur)'sb. ni. Lydia, 4 yrs old - 2 . Mr. Howarth's PlantAgenet, 4 yrs old - dr Seven to two on Parasol.. , July Three-yr-old Stakes of bogs. each, h. ft. for colts car - Tying Bst. 71b. and fillies Sst. 31b. Across the Flat. D. of Grafton's br. c. Forrester; by Grouse _ Mr. C. Browne's b. 1. sister to Orlando _ - - ' z I..dCrosveTior'sb.c. by John Bull, out of Poppinjay's darn pd Mr. Watson's c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful pd Ld Grosvenor's ch. c. by john Bull, out of Isabella - pd j i T‘‘o to one on F,orrester. Sweepstakes of Togs. each, for 3-yr oldt, carrying 6st. glb. 4--yr olds Bst. zrb. 54r olds ,Bst. tolb. 6-yr olds 9st. and aged gst. 21b. T. M. M. ' Mr. Lake's Rosabella, 3 yrs old Ld Foley's Stretch, 6 yrs old z Sir C. Bunbury's Snug, by Whiskey, 3 yrs old - 3 Nine started, but the judge could only place three.—zoo to tz agst Rosahcila—s to z agst Stretch —s to z apt Snug. Mr. Mellish's jerboa, 6st. 21b. beat D. of Grafton's Para so!, Bst. 71b. lib. M. toogs.—Even betting. CITY BUSINESS.--,A Common, Hall was held yesterday at Guildhall, for the Election of Sheriff, in the roam of JAMES WooptininGE, Esq. who has pail his fine to be excused serving, which was very numerously attended, and on putting up the names of the different' Candidates, .a very great majority in the spew of hands appeared in favour of JONA THAN MILES, Esq. who was thereupon declared duly eleeted to serve the •Office, together with'l': BISH, Esq. The price of Bread was ordered, to be continued at ls. id. the Quartern Loaf.' The DUKE of SUSSEX, according to report, is to be appointed Governor of ; Jamaica, and Sir /EYRE CootE is to remain in the Island as Commander of the Forces: His itoyal Highness's state of health, it seems, absolutely requires the advantage of resi dence in a warm climate. , • Count ZElcoato, it i said, is now to be permit fed to reside in this Country. It is to be hoped, therefore, that his political principles an+ not what they were at the beginning of the French Revolution. Mrs. C. KEBIBLE is engaged to perform a' few nights at Cheltenham. BANNISTER is, to play there at the same period. They are to follow Mr. and Mrs. H. sipDoNs. Boxitro.flighgate Common, on Thursday, was much .resorted to for the ostensible purpose of ,a bull-bait, but the real obje& of the meeting was to decide an adjourned contest between two animals of the same blood, but without the same quantity either of legs or horns. The combatants were Iky Pig, a Jew, and Wood, ,a waterman. The Israelite had the advantage of strength; but the waterman so neatly plied his skulls, that in the end the Jew was Completely done over !—To the credit of the pot circles, there were no• men of fashioo present to countenance this deviation from (lair and decorum. The' following is the quantity . of Strong 'Beer breWed in 'Unclog by the first six Porter Breweries, from the tll,` July, 11304, to' the sth JUly, 1 806 : •• • • • .. Barrels. VarOay andPerlOns - - 335 , c44 - • Mei( and Co: ~ ''. - - - - - - 324, 08 3 ' 1 Truman and lianlmry - ' - . 1 5 1,2 34 Whiflaread ' - - - - - 2 . 37, 955 ' Gyfford and Co. ' - - , - - .0 0, 45 1 Goodwin aild co. - . 0 - i t i4,49. 1 1,424 4 N.,41/AL NEWS. From the LONDON GAZETTE, .7u4 8, 1806. ildnziralty.-qhice, July s. Copy of h Letter from Vice-Admiral Ikeres, Co}n inander in Chitf of His Majesty's Ships and Ves sels at Jamaica, to William Marsden, Esq. dated at Port Royal, May 16, i 806. • SIR 'I inclose, for the information of the Lords Com miSsioners -Qf - the Admiralty, the Copy of a Letter I have received from Captain Wise, acquainting me of the Elk having taken one of the St. Jago de Cuba Row-boat Privateers that had captured two Drog gers,r, one of which she was fortunate enough to re-. capture. I am, &c. J. R. DACRES: - . 1-145JWitjesty's Sloop Elk, Lucea, SIR, • May 180. _ - I have the honour to infolm you, that having received intelligence off St. Ann's, the evening of the 4th instant, there was" a small Spanish Privateer on the Coast which had captured, two Droggers, thinking it most probable that they would stand over to Cuba in the night, we made sail -to the North ward, and on the evening of the sth were sofortu nate as to fall in with them off Cape Cruz, to' re ,take one of the Droggers, and to capture LaCubana Spanish Rowboat Privateer, armed with one swivel and small arms ;- had been five days from St. Jago ; 'her crew originally consisted of fourteen Men, but she had only five on board when captured. I am, &c. • (Signed) W, F. - WISE. To Tames Richard Dacres, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White, Commander in Chief, &c. &e. &e.. :Jamaica. Admiralty-Office; inly 8. Copy of another Letter from Vice-Admiral bacres, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jamaica, to William Marsden, Esq. dated Port-Royal, May 16, 1806. sat, - - - - - - - - - I have the honour to inclose, for their Lordships' information, the Copy of a Letter I have received from Captain Selby, of the Cerberus, acquainting me of his having .captured, the day before he arrived, a Privateer that was hovering about the Convoy. I am, &c. JAS. R. DACRES. His Majesty's Ship Cerberns, off the East SIR, End► of Jamaica, 15th May, 80: I beg leave to acquaint you, that this morning as I was standing towards Jamaica, with a Convoy un der my charge bound to that Island, I discovered, at dawn of day, a Vessel , of a suspicious appearance ho vering about the Fleet; I stood towards her, when she immediately hauled her wind, under a press of sail ; upon which I gave chace, and in two hours had the good fortune to come up with and capture her. She proves to-be La Amable Theresa, belong ing to St. Jago de Cuba, armed' with two brass howitzers, and eighteen men, and containing a cargo of wine and merchandize, out three days from St. Jago de Cuba. I feel much . satisfaction in'having it in my power to , communicate to you the capture ,of the above Vessel, as in the event of her escape she must have proved a great annoyance to the Trade of this Island, and particularly so to , the . large Convoy under . my command. • I have the honour to be, &9. (Signed) W. SELBY. To Vice-Admiral Dacres. Commander in Chief; &c. &c. &c. PLYMOUTH, JuL , i , the Brothers, JOHN HIPPBURN Master,. and Olive Branch, T. HILLER Vaster, both from Jamaica, bound to Lon don ; left Jamaica with the Fleet under Convoy of His Majesty's Ships Atlas, illalabar, and Echo • ; - the latter Ship parted with the. Fleet on the'2Bth APril• His Majesty's Ships Princess Charlotte and Uni corn, which arrived yesterday,together with His Ma jesty's Ship Amelia and Lhillianc Armed Ship, brought home a 'Fleet from the Leeward Islands, which passed by, yesterday .with the AnzaiA and William, consisting of 30 Sail, for the Doivns. Arrived the American Ships Susan, Isidella, 'and Junus, detained by the Happy Return `Privateer ; the Danish Brig Swanen, detained on account, of the cargo's being Prussian property, by His Majesty's Ship Druid ; the American Ship Bristol, P. DANN?... SON Master, detained by the Happy Return Priva teer ; the Indefatigable Privateer from a Cniize ; the Danish Galliot Fortuna, from Messina, for Cherbourg, detained by the Indefatigable Pri vateer; the Danish Brig Speculant, D. TIN wig Master, from the Havanna t h to Keil, with sugar, Szc. detained by the- Indefatigable also ; the Ame rican Brig Juno,, A. RUTHERFORD Master, ' from Amsterdam to Lisbon, with wheat, detained by the Hero Privateer; the Danish Barque Hayseunan, A. BOHN Master from' Fette for Copenhagen, with wine, detained by the Indefatigable Privateer ; the Rostock Galliot Diana, B. BRINKMAN, from Bilboa for Bristol, with wool, detained by His Majesty's Ship Plover ; _ andthe Danish Brig Nysomhead, IT. • TONSCHU Master, from Trieste for Stettin, with currants, detained by the Indefatigable Privateer, the cargo being Prussian property. • Sailed Hi.s.;Majesty's Ship Glory, of . gs guns, for the Channel Fleet. , , ArriVed the Gogde Haab, Capt. MULLER; from Bourdean . h, laden with brandy, detained by the Young Roscigs Privateer. FALMOUTH, JULY 6.--Arrived this day the Car leret Packet, PATTISON, 19 days groin Halifax, and 30 from, New-York. At the latter. place was arriv ed the Lord Hobart Packet. So' much. are the Ame,ricans incensed at the condu4 of the ,English, that scarcely an: Engliqh aearn ii,ll can sjlecy hi face. On the 'arrival of the :Cara Hobart", swivcl from the wharf wBs fired at her with shot ; fortunatets. it did no injury. The Leander has again sailed' from Halifax to pro ceed off New-York.- Several• Asnerican Vessefs from the Spanish Main, with,specieson board, have been sent into Halifax. Arrived also this day the American Ship President, Capt. E. BAKER, from Charleston, 50 days passage i called here fur orders; the Ship Palentine, NIcHoL soN, from Liverpool; and the Bark Freedom, DEATH, from Cork for Jamaica, to wait Convoy. Sailed His Majesty's Ships Plover and Harlequin on a bruize ; His Majesty's 'Ship Humber, With.a Convoy for the Downs ; and His Majesty's Brig Raven, of 'l6 guns, Capt. GRANT, with eight Salk for Lisbon and Oporto; the Prince Adolphus Packet, BOULPERSON, with Mails of the sid inst. for New.. York and Halifax; and Diana Packet,' GIBBON, with Mails of the 2ci inst. for Jamaica and Barbadoes. Remain His Majesty's Brig IVolver \ ine, of 16 guns, having a signal flying for the West Indies. DOVER, JULY 8,---Passed by for London the fol. lowing West Indiamen-: • The Ann and Eliza, Capt. Dennistown, from Barbadoes ; Flora, Capt. Bruetr,,fronrditto ; Ellen, Capt. Ruthefford„ from St. Thomas's ; -Rosina, Capt. Pearcy, from ditto; Re.. becca, Capt. Simkins,' and the Harriet, Capt. Lister, from Dominica ; Andalusia, Capt. Loudon, Vertumnus, Capt, M'Arthur, and' the 'Friendship, Capt. Thompson, from Grenada; Adventure, Capt. Johnson, and the President, Capt. Boland, from Surinam ;, G eorge , C a pt. Williams , and the Hercules, Capt. Vandyk, from Demerary ; Roebuck, Capt. Strannack, from Antigua; Grace Capt. Heppenstall, t - rorn Montseniatt ; Baroness I.onguiel, Grace, Bousfreld, from Trinidad ;- and the Cambo, Capt. Brosierick, from Jamaica, DEAL, JULY - 78:,--Arrived His Majesty's Ship Amelia with' the 'l. 7 leet under Convoy from the- Leeward Islands, which are balled for the River, and the Amelia Frigate for Sheerness. Arrived the Blanche Frigate, Meteor Bomb, and Jackal' Gun-Brig from a Cruize, and - remain with the Ships as per:last. NEW-YORK, JUNE 3. Arrived the Ship Unice, Hop us ; from Surinam; with molasses; to J-BaowN, jun. : left Brig 1.97 . 4 of Middletown, for New"-York, and Ship Fadne, .to sail in six, days for Middletown ; 130„0- Mary Jane, COBB, for Boston ; and a Brig to sail next clay for New-York.,—May 10, in lat. 1 8. 3Q long. GI was boarded by a French„Squadron under English co-. lours, of three Sairof the Line and one Frigate, who robbed him of all his small stores; ice. • Arrived .the Brig Eliza , BRAY, from the city of St. Domingo, with mahogany ; left Brig fforatia, WHITEHEAD, ~to sail for New York in two days; Schooner Clarinda, PADDOCK, for ditto, uncertain ; Brig' Little John, lADD4E,' was on the coast loading for New York. The British Ship 41-fercule ,of 74 guns, was at St. Domingo as a Cartel. Qn the 22d May, in lat. 35. long. 6), saw an English homeward bound convoy, of 35 Sail,, one of whom dismasted and on the same day fell in with a squadron Of fivq Sail 'of the Line and a Brig t which it appeared to \": Capt. BRAY, were French Vessels. . _ The Captain of the Schooner Paragon,, arrived at Alexandria onSatnrclay last from Trinidad, i n f o rms, that on the day she sailed. news was received the „... of the landing of MIRANDA on the Spani s h Mai , -' and hiS having been joined by a large proportion f the inhabitants, and was then on his way fur ;4, Seat of Government. Ldtv ikE,poRT COURT OF KlNG's .131iNCEI, ju;...Y THE KING , V. -.WILLIAM VERNON'DORAZ,IT. . • This was an indietment against the Defendant fob wilful and corrupt perjury, with a view to keep Jois .l)ale Romney Rouvilliet in the Fleet, by an atfidat yit of debt to the amount of 1001.--,The Defendanc was acquitted, the evidence of the Prosecutor being contradicted by a Paper in his own hand-writing, The other cause tried this day was, .that Lord Sydney Godolphin , Osborne and others v. the- Hon. Thomas Coventry and others, in which the quest tion was, whether at the" the late Lord Beaulieu made a certain codicil. in favour of the Plaintiffs, he was, or was not, eompos mentis ; and the verdict qf the Jury determined that the instrument was ex,et , cuted during a lucid interval. Flnt.—Yesterdar morning, between one and two o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at the house of Mr. BAR:CARD; haberdasher and lacernan; ,in Fore street, Moorfields, which consumed the interior of the premises, togetber ‘oith the furniture and tho. whole, of the,- stock in .trade. SHIP IVER-S, CRAVISILN 9 , 'Lux 6. Passed by—the Jane, S lee, Truro,. Wittingham, Juliana, Newin, Princess Mary, Stent, Nancy, O'Hara, and Simon, Taylor, from Jamaica; Sheffield, Davis, from. Virginia; Nancy, Wagner, from Gibraltar ; Winter, - Toleck, from Dantzic ; Minerva, Toyen, and Count Larwick, frcm Norway. " Sailed—the William, Unges, for Jamaica; Chester, Nal'd, for Dublin ; Lineghall, Marshall, fur foimingen ; and I a hde, for Va re I . JULY 7. Passed by—the Betsey, Foulkes, from Jamaica;' and Lucy and Alida, DrysdAe, from Africa. , Sailed the Bedford, Wenman, for Africa ; Twende Brodre, —, for St. Andero's ; and Caiolus, Sibborn, for HAM. bro'. BIRTIIS On Sunday night, in Doctors' Commons, the Lady of Charles Bedford, Esq. of a Daughter. MARRIED, Yesterday evening, by special licence, at Lord Dundas's house in Arlington-street, Viscount Milton, only son of Earl Fitzwilliarn, to the Hon. Miss Dundas, daughter of Lord Dundas, • _ _ . On the Stll inst. at Mary-le-bone Church, Captain 'Dal biac, of the 4th (or Queen's own) Regiment of Dragoons, to Miss Eleanor Shelley, youngest clughter of the late - Henry Shelley, Esq. of Lewes, in the County of Sussex. MED On the 3d inst. at Fyfield, Christian, wife of the Rev. Char'es Winte r Redor of Silo!den, Hants, daughter of A. St. bathe, Esq. late of Blandford. , • - • LoNnoN : ' Printed by R. HARRIS (of Martlett-court, Bow-sheet); and' published by w. Ca ri.Pd (of SO;i11., MottlM:•Street l at the Sun-0,111(x Ilz Stun(' • '