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From the LONDON G t 4ZE7 rE, Sept. 16, 1806. Treasury Chugliers, Sept.si 3, 1806. The king has been pleased to appoint John Halkett, James Chapthan, John Wiks&l, Samuel HArrnan, and Niehola4 .. Saumarez, Esqrs. to be Corn tniisioners for the Examination of A:ci:ounts of the Expenditure of Public,Money in 'the West In d:es. I3:4? .office, Srpt. 16, 1806. 3(.1 Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Sentleger Hill, from the. nth Foot,. to be Lieutenant without purchase. • Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Lord George Wm. Rus sell, from the 23d Light \ Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Oahan, who retires.. Sib Regiment of Light •DragoOns, Lieut. John Wyatt to be Captain or a Troop; vice tlawkins, deceased. 9th Ditto; Denis Mahon, Grnt. to be Cornet, without pur chise,-vice Walker, parrnoted in the 17ch Light Dragoons. Toth Ditto, Simeon Henry Stuart, Gent. to be Cornet, with-• out purchase, viCe"Grammotit, promoted. • • 20th Ditto, Paymaster john Atkinson,,trom Half-pay of the late 2V4,1 1 1g/it Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice Cross, who .e.xchani;es. • • 23ri Ditto, Lieur. George. Foljambeto be Captain of a Troop, • by purchase', ,vice Weller,. who,retires. Cornet Frederick Coulltbral to 116 Lieutenant, Vice Foljambe. 7th kegiment , of 'Font, Lieut. Hamilton English, from the ooth Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fitz t..erald,• promoted in the, Joist Foot. a :th Ditto, 'Ensign TOhn Spread Fenton, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gumbes, who re -014:5,' C. li. •Turnor, Gent, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted: 1:,!h Ditto ; Ensign Icahn Doran, from the 19th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice !gathers, promoted in the 67th - Poot. . _ _ 7...--C-Alt"Ditto, Lieut. Ch. Alphonzo Pierrepoint to be Captain of. a Company, vice Maclean, deceased. • • f...3c1 'Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph, Hawtyn, from the 55th Foot, .to be Captain of a Company, without puicuase, vice -Hasleharn, appointed to the tat ROyal Veteran Battalion. 32d,Ditto, Edw. Wenman Martin, Gent. to be Ensign, by - purchase, vice Disney, promoted. • , 36th Ditto, Ensign Bohn Keays to be Lieutenant, with ' out plirckase, vice Burke, promoted in foist Foot. - M.Dertnott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Keays. 40th Ditto, Lieutenant Sempronius Stretton ' from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Arch_ . dal', promoted. - Bethel', Gent. to in Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign,-vice Debrisay, who resigns the Adju- tantcy only. V 54th Regiment of Foot, Serjeant Major Bernard Murphy, from the 43d Foot, to be .tdjutant, with the Rank of En sign, vice'Parreti, app6inted to the ist Garrison Battalion. 60th Ditto, Ensign Benjamin Keyser to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Mews, who resigns. John carloss, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mayshaegin, who resign's. - Meadley, Gent. to-be Ensign, vice Key . - ser. _ • ,tst Ditto, lieur. Wm. Macleod to be Captain of a Compa ny, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the totst Foot. 72c1 Ditto, Lieut. !obit Rutherford, from the 35th Foot, to be Captaill'or a Company, by purchase, vice Daniel, who re— tires. • . . 75th Ditto, Edward Wakefield, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Fraser ' proMoted. 89th Ditto, - RichardP. Malony, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Young, promoted. Heatley, Gent. to be Ensta, without purchase, vice Hilliard, promoted. 93i1 Ditto, Captain Samuel Brown to be Major, without pur ! chase, vice Graham, promoted in the' Cape 12::giment.— Lieutenant Donald .M`Leod to be Captain of a Company, vice Brown. Lnsign Hugh H. Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted, in the Cape le giinenr. Lnsign Hedderick to be Lieutenant, vice M'Leod. • Joist- Ditto, Assistant.Surgeon.B. 13loomfield, from the 32d tout, to be Surgeon. Arthur IYPCan, Gent. to be Assist ant-'Surgeon. William Rvper, Gent, to be Assistant- Surgeon. ad West India Regiment, Lieutenant Thomas Bradley to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Watling, w1)0 retires. Hospital-Mate Andrew Gillespie to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice Murphy, who resigns. Hospital- Mate Thomas Bacon to be Assistant-SMgeon,,vice Gilles- pie, deceased. The Cipe Rekiment, Hcifpital—Mate G laeser to be Assistant-Surgeon, ;st Garrisol , Battalion, Ensign J. Barrett; from the S4th Foot, to be Ensign. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain George Hasleham, from the :t3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ar cher, placed oil the Retired List. sth Ditto, John Martin, late Serjeant in the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice Chipps, placed on the Retired List. BREVET. Captain - be Sade, of the 9.7 th Foot, to be Major in the raiy. BARRACKS. To be Assistant-Barrack-Masters as Malta—Wm. Whyte, late :letjeant-Miijor Of - the 35th root. Ceo FLAvers, late - Se'rjn - rtrin tine 3atft Foot. To be Barnick-Masters in Great .Britain— Rich. -IlockinO, Gent. Lieutenant on Half-pay of the gad Foot, vice Han-. naford, deceased. 'fames Sheldon, Esq. Ciptaiirou pay of tlfe 18th Foot, vice 'Fraser. . • ItATA iu the Gazettes of the Atli- August; 1864, and 2ti zicpternbcr, tE46. .7 7 th Regiment.of Font-For Liept. lames Milne to be. Ca p. pin ' read Lieut. Charles Millie to he Captain. . 6 is: itekiment'of t•not- , -Fior Prummond, Gent, to be Ensign,.Without purehaSe, vice .North, who resigns, read Eciodarci Wiiliarp A !Ilium flay, Gcnt. to be Ensign, with- Out purchase . , vice Ninth, who resigns. Otelitanie-Office, Sept. 15, 1806. • Rcyal Regintent,ofiiirtilloy. Serjeant-Major Walter Stewart to be Quarter-Master, vice ' Downie, deceased.. Dated Aug. 25,, 186. Connni:sione in de Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, signed . j i be L•:rd Dente: wit. B. Pratt, rent. to be l.ieuten:uit.• Dated Aug, 2,5, rgo6. R. Howell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August LBO6. Buraarn, Cult. to be . Ensign. Dated July ZS, zSo6. K. Manners, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 2i, a:is-. • • , .RANK(ZU.PTCIES ENLARGED. William Rom anti Richard latUon, of ItcdcroSs-street, • So!:'thwaik, Surrey,. rectifying distillers and co-{partners, ' troin Sept. 20 to 7.3, at ter, it quit:Mali, London. Ccorgl: Morris, of Do/Ring, Surrey, uptiolsterer, from Sept. 2.7 to Nov. i, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. • . BANKRUPTS. Henry Williams, now or late:of Noble-street,..-London,,and' nt Ntiwßents, St. Martin's-?e-Grand, Liber,ty of West- . minster, also of - stre=et,-street, Dublin, warehouseman, surrender Sept. 23, oa. ll ,' and 28, at ten, at Guild- Th:,ll. • Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old lewry,• ioseph Rutter Ash, of Orinskirk, Lancashire, draper, to sue render Ott. and 28, at one, at the George Inn, • Dale-seta, Live:pot, Attornies, Messrs. Lace and Has-. LiVerpobl; . • Smalley, late- of Nannerch, Flintshire, spade-ma ' snufattmer, to sutrendet Sept. 2.6, 2.7, and oa. 28, at, ten, at the Feather's inn, Chester. Atto,rnies, Mr. Lloyd, Holy wen ; or Messrs. Rhodes, Cook; and Handley, St., lames's-walk, Cletkenwell, London. John Potts Halbert, Or NeWcastl,e-upon-Tyne, rneiCh3nt, to :• Sept. - 2.6, at two, 2.7, 10 , d o.d. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, I.cnidun. Attornies, 'Messrs, Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. • Thout; Taylor, of Birmingkarn,corrimon-carriet,'to surren-, der Scot. 29, 30, anti 0ct.'2,8, at twelve, at the'Swan Jon; • Iligh-street, L'trmingham.. Attorney, Mr. Biikitt, Bond- , court, Walnrook, London. )4 1 41i:ti4i Russell Watts', of Bristol, grocer, to surrender Sept. 25, a 3, and Oct. ail, at eleven, at tire Lush Tavern, corn street, litistol.' Attornits, fames, Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. W. Tanner, Bristol. • John Bell mil Richard Atkinson, of Bow-lane, London,ware - housemen and co=partners, to surrender Sept. 20, 23, and Utz. zB, at eleven, at Guilsthall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourtii!.ion and Hewitt; 'Little Friday-street, ChCip,.. •tide. • • Oil. 8. Thomas Cilks, of Warwick, corn-fittor, at eleven', at the Black. Swan Inn, Warwick. Oat. 8: Thomas Leeson, of Packwood; Warwick, at twithie, at the Black Swan !do, Warwick. Oa. 14. Edward Cheverton, of NeWport, Isle of. Wight,' linen and woollen-draper,',at one, at the Sun Inn, New- Art- Ott. 14. Thomas Harvey, of Newport, Isle of Wight, iron_ monger, at, twelve, at the Sundon, Newport. oa. 1 3 . William Gibbs, of Newport, Isle of Wight, hack ' neyman.,at one, at-the Inn; Newport. O. 1 4 . john King, of Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight, miller and inealtnan,.at eleven, at the ,bun inn, New— . port. ' oa. 1 4 . Cohn Harrison and Robert IZigg, of Manchester, ma nufacturers and co-partners, at two, at the Dog Tavern; Peansgate, Manchester. ,oa. n. Samuel Ousey, of Heyrod-Mill, Ashton-under • Lype, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, at three, at the Bridge water Arms Inn, Manchester. Oct. 18. William Bulgin, of Bristol, printer, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. • C'ERTIFIC4TES. O. 7 . Henry .Watters, of renehurch-street, London, wine and brandy-merchant. William Gibbs, of Newport, Isle of Wight, hackneyman. Samuel Ousey,, of Hey Ashton-under-Lyne, Lap cashire, cotton-spinner. MAILS. ARRIVED—I Dublin, r Waterfbrd. DUE—I Hamburgh, z Gottenburgh, i Waterford. PRICE (fl STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - 631 1 1 Onmitnn - THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT DI V MENDS. • . • • ' •,• pa". ran Cox, of Penztevywit, Sonierseftbire; - at cicren, at the Red Lion 1;:al, ShatteAiury, Dorset .7l,.!re. • • • '' •' • • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, :806. _ YESTERDAY the whole of the Specie brought home in the, Narcissus from Buenos. Ayres was landed at. Portsmouth : it will be immediately. con:- veyed to London under a proper Guard. His Ma jesty's Ministers met again yesterday, to consider of the most efredual means for converting this important territorial acquisition to the greatest commercial advantage; the meeting was attended by several mercantile Gentlemen of the first respec. tability ; and in consequence of the measures which Ministers have announced their intention of adopting for encouraging trade with South America, we un derstand that British, manufactures to an immense amount will be immediately shipped for Buenos Ayres. WE believe. that it is not yet determined who is to succeed Mr. Fox in the Foreign Department, but it probably will be arranged in the Council which is• to assemble this clay. It is generally believed that either Mr. T. GRENVILLE or LordHOWICK will be appointed to that importantoffice. IT is now said that the disgrace which has attend ed M. D'OUBRIL is an a& of policy and not of pu nishment, for that his Embassy to Paris, 'AT:I-ap parent concurrence in the views of the French Go vernment, were merely with a design of discovering the full extent of those views. The communication by D'Ousam of what he had brought from Paris to the Cabinet of Berlin, gives some colour to this idea, as' it is not to be supposed that he would have been 'rash enough, without previous orders, to reveal what was intended solely for his own Sovereign. But we are not inclined to suspe& the Russian Court of so much subtlety, however just and proper it might be to encounter Bot A PARTE with his own arts. Yesterday another Committee of the Privy Coun cil met at the B,oat;d of Trade, upon tie subjed of operiing r a Trade with I,3uelios'Ayres; which was at tended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl SPENCER, Lord H. PETTY, AUCKLAND and $o- WICK j Messrs. WINDHAM, WICKHAM, the AT :TORNEY-GENERAL, and the KING'S AbVOCATE. IDLE, Mr. BARROW, 'and 'Capt. WYNEHA.II attend ed the Committee; • , The friends of Lieutenant C. KERR, of the Jason, have receivedlette'rs, from that 'gallant young Of. titer, dated on the 28th July, off Antigua, by which they haVe"the pleasing information that be was fast recovering from his wounds, and would be able to return to his duty in eight or ten days. For several days after his, gallant exploit, there was hardly a_ hope of his ever , recovering his eye-sight. Such dis tinguished bravery and ludgment as Lieut. KERR evinced, will not, we trust, go without a proper re ward. The gazette of last night contains a notice froth the Speaker 'of the House of Commons, that the death . of the Right Hon. CHARLES JASIS Fox hav ing been certified to hiM in writing by two A , Tembers of the House, he shall issue his warrant tO:the Clerk of the Crown to make a Writ for the election of a rflember, at the end of fourteen days after the pub lication of his notice. • If thereshould be any contest for the representa.; , tion of Westminster, the Public is not likely to be disgusted with that abusive personality' which gene rally attends eleaioneering competitions. Lord PitRCY stands Upon i too high ground, in point of private worth, to say nothing of his great stake in the Country, to be the object of any attacks of that kind; 4ind his friends are of too respeEtable a de- Scription to give countenance to such attacks on any persons who may happen to start against this amia ble and accomplished young Nobleman. The 6th Regiment of the Gernian Legion marched into Gosport on Saturday morning, from Winches ter, and embarked. On Monday the 14th Regiment' and the 2d Battalion or the 40th, were to embaTk ; and yesterday the first Battalion of the 40th. This day the : BBtli Regiment, 770 strong, and the 36th Regiment, 833 strong; will enfbarii. colonel Sir TlioM DI! flit Deputy Quarter4laiter, is arrived atroitsmenth, to regulate the embarkation. Between •twenty c.nd thitty,of.the Aat-.bottomed boats, which are Used in disembarking troops, Lave lac.ten.repair,ol fOr sudden seh7iCe; • N A v. L NEW M. F LONDON GAZETTE, SI/. lldmiralty Office, Sept; .16. Copy of a Letter, front Vice- Admirat llacres, Commander . in Chief of ills 'Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jamaica, to Wm. MarAen, Esq. dated at Port Royal, August 3, 1806: SIP, I transmit herewith, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Copies of ,two Letters I have received frOm Lieutenant Rorie; commanding His Majesty's Brig Morne. Foitunee, acquainting me of his having captured a French Privateer Schooner, and driven . on shore' and de stroyed a Spanish Armed .Schooner, with a Letter of Marque.--4 ani;&c. • _ _ . J. R: DACRES. His Alajcsty's Brig Morne.Fortunee, • ollßeata, May t 6, 1806. SIR, I beg leave to inform you, that His Majesty's Brig under my command,' after a chace of two . hours, captured the •French Prii-ateer Le Luni, mounting two carrjage guns, With a complement of 47 men, out four days 'from the city.of.•St. Domin go, without making any captures. - 7 I have the honour to be, &c. - - • _ • J. P.ORIE. To j; R. Dacres, Esq. Commander in Chief; &e. His Majesty's Brig Morne Fortun6e, off Island Mona, June 8, tBos. SIR, I have the honour to acquaint you, His Majesty's Brig under my. command drove on shore, on the - 3d inst between the Island of Saona and Cape Engan na, the_ Spanish Letter . of Marque Schooner L'Aim able Jenette, mounting two '6-pounders, with a complement of 20 men. • It being impossible to get her off, I sent the boats to .destroy her, under the 'command of Sub-Lieute nant Kingston, which service he aCcoMplished much to my satisfaelion. I have the honour to be, &c. • J. ROME. To R. Dacres, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White, Commander in Chief, &c. .LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 15.—The King Geoige Packet, of and from Parkgate, for Dublin, was lost last night, near Hoyle. Bank, and it is - said all on board perished except three or four : she had upwards of one hun dred passengers. It, is much feared the Tippoo Saib, from Savannah was also lost last night, as•-there has been a writing-desk and part of a log-book, with the Tippoo Saib written on it,. picked up. in the River Mersey this afternoon.; but - no farther particulrs have transpired. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.. M. This day the whole of the specie was brought on shore from His Ma jesty's Ship Narcissus by Vessels having the English Ensign flying above that of Spain: this pleasing sight could not fail to afford the numerous spectators, who were waiting near the. shore to witness its landing, an opportunity of expressing their joy amidst great bursts of acclamations ; and of rousing in the bosoms of those soldiers (the 40th Regiment of the Line) who were embarking, an emulation to exe cute those valorous deeds which their comrades had so recently-achieved. ,. . -•'• - • Arrived His Majesty's Ship Hearty from a crui.ze, and His Majesty's Ship Rebzfif from jers::3-; 'Fame, ROSITER, from London ; Borough, • PATTISON, and Isabella, SEDGWICK, from Sunderland; Providem tie, froin 'Longsbund. A POLITICAL MANIAC. - • Sailed His Majesty's Ship fitar on' a cruize and tf. : :His Majesty's Ship . for Plymouth, with a convoy. • PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 15. Arrived the Glatton, of 5o guns, with supernumeraries from the- Downs, and Brisk Sloop of War from the Eastward ; also the Danish Ship Elizabeill. Louisa, C. F. KROG, laden with bale - goOds from Leghorn, bound to Co penhagen, detained by the Indefatigable Privateer.,. Sailed the Tribune Frigate for the Channel Fleet. • Arrived the *Susanna, 'Rois.ox, and . Ranger, HALLU both from,ltiga, with hemp for .the Dock Yard. • • SHEERNESS, SEPT. 16. Arrived the Centinel Gun 7 brig - , Lieut. CHESTER; from Harwich :; also the Mary Tender, from. Leiih, with Volunteers and impressed Men for the Fleet. Several Volunteers and inipressed Men were brought down from the Tower. • PENZANCE, SEPT. t4.—,-The Master of a Smack, arrived here this morning, reports - that he saw a Frigate off the Land's End with another in tow dis masted. DEAL, SEFT. 16.--,Came down_frona Sheerness the Anzaranthe 'Sloop • Of IWar, and remain in the Downs .with tlie Ships as per last. BRIXASI QUAY, SEPT. 15.--Put into Torbay last night, aiid•sailed again this afternoon, the Safeguard Gun:;brig, with the Union, ,Skelton Castle, and Margaret East Indiarnen; under convoy . for Ports, mouth. YESTERDAy, about three o'clock, as the Merchan ts were assembling on 'Change, a _well-dressed maj stood upon a chair in the midst of them, and re quested to be heard on a subjeel in which they, a 5 Well as the Country at large, were interested. \ They suffered lilm for a short time to proceed, supposing lie had some official communication to make, when he , uttered several incoherent sen tences respeaing the irreparable loss of Mr. FOx to the Country, and the necessity of fixing upon a, person .1 - or his successor. who; like him, was en dowed with siverior wisdom and talents. Con vinced there Was no method in his madness, the Mer chants ordered him off 'Change; but he was obliged to - be - taken away by force. Being again at liberty, he Mounted'his rostrum (the chair) at the door of Messrs. HAZARD; BORNE, and Co.'s LOttery-office, Where he made another effort to 'be heard. He said he had written to. the Patriotic Committee, tell ing them it was their duty to confer_ beliefits on the Country in more ways than by simply distributing contributions to the unfortunate seamen and , their friends : 'it was incumbent on them to find an effi cient person to supply' the place of Mr. Fox, Br.c.. To• this he had received a short reply, which was to the purpOrt, " that the Committee had returned him his letter, supposing he had made a mistake in addressing it to them." He said he had made no mistake ; it was their , business to find a man that would save - the country. He next threw amongst the mob printed hand bills : one of them set forth A great reward for 'the. apprehension of TALLEYRAND, which he - afterwards explained to, be the thanks of the Country. Being tired of his kfosions . , the mob unfeelingly pusbpd mier"the'rostrurn, and the poor maniac fell with his elbow through the window, when some person pass ing by•at the time, who knew him; interfered and took him away. 4 number of ships are already loading for South America, in consequence of the capture of Buenos Ayres. It is the opinion of the best-informed men, that nothing more will be requisite to insure the most extensive benefits from the acquisition that has been made, than to facilitate an intercourse between this country and South America. The. Spanish Govern ment was so impolitic• in its regulations, that the industry of the people was totally' discouraged, and the finest region in the world deprived of all its na tural advantages. The removal of these restraints, and the protekion of a just Administration, will at once' secure the prosperity of the governed, and corn; mand their . aratitUde. Our superiority at sea will prevent the S t Paniards, were they mote enterprising than they are, from making any attempt to reccter what they' have lost ; and the people of the Colonies will of themselves make no ellort in favourof a Go vernment Of whose jealous and illiberal policy they have long been the victims. No very considerable number of ,troops be required to garrison the principal points. Wise and conciliating measures, to gain the esteem and confidence of the pQOple, will render them faithful subjeats; and in proportion as they under' British prote6tion, they will become unwilling to return to their former yoke.— The principles on which our commercial intercourse with these Colonies is to be carried on will speedily be settled, and we have' no doubt they Will be fa vourable to the true interests of this Country; v.r!le they will be calculated likewise for the wants and Interests of the conquered. Paraguay and La, Plata, according to the most cor reEraild authentic Spanish writers,. are 1500 miies - id length, and 1000 in breadth, lying between 19 and 37 degrees of south latitude, and 50 and 75 degrees of west longitude. Buenos Ayres is the Capital of a Province of that name, which is called the Southern Division of the Viceroyalty of La Plata. The narrow policy of the Spaniards has suppressed all accounts of the interior of : the country ; but British enterprize and industry will soon explore all its vast physical, : moral, and political resources. The La Plata River is navigable to a considerable distance from the sea; and its numerous bays and lakes are calculated to afford great facilities to commerce, foreign and inland:-.;- The. province is populous, and its rich produce in sugar, cotton, indigo, drugs, Peruvian bark; and Co chineal, &c. will affbrd freights for some thousand tons of British shipping. Captain' MACLAINE, of the. 20th Foot, who - was the only Officer killed in, the late action with the French in Calabria, was , a son of GILLIAN MAC LAINE, of Scallastle, in the Island of. Mull. Ile highly distinguished himself in the Campaign of 1799, in Holland, and was particularly noticed in one of the actions fought there by Lieutenant-Gen. Mooac. He afterwards served in the Egyptian . Campaign, and returned with . his. Regiment to Malta. In the late glorious battle, fought on the plains of Maida, Captain MACLAINE being on, the _advance with tl4, Light Infantry, he was the first who : charged the Enemy with the bayonet, and after putting those opposed to him to the rout; fell, 'much damented by his Regiment. .A silver mine has been discovered in the vicinity of Shankhill;near the Scalp, ifi the county of Dub lin and several .persona of skill have been latterly employed ip ascertaining the nature of .the ore, and verfc : rminz the necessary experiments, upon it. D,ISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE IVIONEtf To thA OfEcers and Ship's Company of His Maje Sty's Ship S:coypi, and the Officers of the Cutter lane and Griffin, for the capture of the Calypso, D i lay 3 , t799,i to the, Scorpion, on the. 2...;'th inst. at AlessyS. Wd!iam and laines'Fisitei, crat Yarry.c)tith, And for thr-.7,e yOgri ; the lane ; as Mr: Thomas Maude's, London ; for the G riffin, at Messrs. Toulminis and Co. London. To' the' Officers and Ship's Company of His Maj..sty.'s Ships Trusty and Ariatine, the net 'proceeds of the Fl , ie de Lisbon, captured by His Majesty's Ship Paulette, in iigpt of His Majesty's Ships Trusty and Ariadne, - -on the' isth Sept. 1804, on the 18th in:st. at N0..26, High-street, Ports- Mouth, and at the same place every Monday and Thilrsday for three years. - • To the Officers and Ship's Company of His 'Majesty's Ship Loire, their proportion of the proceeds of the Prussian Brigs Varreme and Elizabeth, captured by His MajestY' Ship Seahorse, en the i ith and , rath ofAugust, rBor, in sight of His Majesty's Ships Loire, St. Fiorenzo, and Wolverine, Aggressor and Censor Cun-brigs, and Swift hired Arinest_:., Cutter, on the 18th inst. at No`. 26, High-street, Ports mouth ; and every Monday and .Thursday far three years at the same place. To the Officers and ere* of the Hope hired armed Cutter, -the proceeds of the Shepherdess and ,PoSti I lion, captured b 'the Squadron on the 22. d and 31st July, 1804 ; ou. the 18th inst. at•N0.26,. High-street, Portsmouth, and at the same : place every Monday and Thursday for three years. • To the Officers and Company of His .Majesty's hired Vessel Mercator, the proceeds of the Ship Frow Elizabeth,' captured on the 15th October, iSos ; on the loth inst. at No, 13, George.street,• Westminster. • To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship J. maica, who were on hoard on the roth of June, 143, a Dis-' ) trihntion of Freight received of the Owners of the (curie Co rallie ; on the loth inst. at No. 13, Geot&e-street,. West, minster.