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HE COMMISSIONERSforVICTUALLING
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in welting (sealed up), and treat /or Five hundred Tons of LI—
VERPOOL, or coarse-grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt
of equal goodness, and for Eight Hundred Ton: of CHESHIRE .
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which the Persons who make the Tenders are to produce Simples);
to be delivered into His Majesty's Viaualling Store: at .1..1ept..
Ard, one-half by the 3 tst of July next, and the ern:Lib:der by the
loth of September following, free of all charge and risk t. flit
Majesty, except that the. Contra eior will he ,:hawed Two Shillings
and Eleven Pence per Ton Ar Porterage of the 5.,11 fr:dm the
Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for by Bill:, payable, wills
Interest,. ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Conti alb may he seen at the S&retary's
Vfier, at this Office, or 49 applying to the Collectors of the Solt
Danes at Liverpool, and at Illiddlcwieb, In Cht.vhirt, respec.

No regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the Ps shall
not be Inserted in wards at length, or that shall nor he delivered to
the Board before One o'Cleci
.on the said Fridqy the azd
kill op.', nor unless the Person itbo wakes the render, os
some person on his 4.6a1 f , attends. to answer, wben esiledbr.

Surgeons,ESSßS. LEIGH and Co. 'confine
their attention to kite' m m ieatent of certain Coplaints
contracted in an unguarc:d hour, and that Debility 'which itt
causal by the destructive Ildiits cit youth: Mr. Leigh hair.
ing been engaged M this exeltisint branch for the last eleven'
years in this House, it is prestmie,Oltat the advantage of such
Experieneo gives the utmost success to that assiduity, with
which they devote themselves to the Cure of thee. Coin.
plaints.
In all Cases of recent occitrrence the Cure is speeily,"aitif
pain and danger are equally avoided.. In every complicated
Case, and in those distressing Oeticiencies which arc the ;:on-
sequences 'of youthful Imprudence, or , the-enervating inditl.
gences of maturity in warns Climates. their mode al Treat.
nient ensures 4 safe and permanent Iteitoration to vigorous
Health.

The Terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer
to Letters containing a Bank Note, and in every Case' the
most inviolable secrecy is o iervcd.
No. 29, Arund4.l- street, Strand, near Teityle-bar.—There
is anodditional Entrance in Water•strcet adjoining.

THE KEV. MR. BA Rt!LitY's PATENT ANTIBILI-
OUS PILLS. •
IT was remark of the celebrated-. Dr. Bitelon
.
Author of the Domestic Medicine, that
_somplaines of
the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Poralady of tlus
Country, which lay the foundation of the more forntidAble
and fatal Diseases ; that the person who could discover rot'
the relief and cure a sale and infallible remedy would per:
form a nr,st informant se.rvice to soviet}... t Tharillscov6ry.
Jlas now been made in the Patent AtitibilionsPills'ot the
Rev. William* Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and
the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has
'considerably lessened the number of these complaints; and
bids fair, in a short time, to be • the means of entirely cradle
eating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation,
they ad powerfully and specifically on the Bile, and thus
remove the num:mos I..orlers COMiltd with edir, .sic, •
'Head-Aches, Flatulence. Liver Complaints, laundice.
volts Disorders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most
valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Public,
and-the Proprietor is supported by the most respeCiable
evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and other..,
that they have never been administered to any'person Without •
giving certain and speedy relief, and to the end completnika
CUre. •
• This valuable Medicine, having been used with success,
is recomniended by the followin4 distinguished Personages r•
The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon, •
The Lord Bishop of /lath and .Wells.
Sir lohn. Honey wood, Bart.' (.l.l'. for Houitott.
Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. P for Penyn.
Thomas Anson, E:.q. M.P. for Litchfit d,'
lames A invatt,-.E.eq. M.P. for South:mom.
Nichulcon'Calverr, Esq. M.P. for Hertford.
Edmund Boehm, E sq. 'New-street. Spring.Garderts.
Thomas I fammcrsi..y., Esq. Pali-M dl.
Dick-es, ELq, Private Secretary to the Archbishop
of Canterbury.
The, Nev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. .
°Cecil Forester, Esq. ilt, P, for.lVenloc.k . • •
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and retail by Mr. Kirby. Staftbrd.street, lsoncl-tartun;
Mr:' Stratton, Leicester4squarel ,bacon and Ca. ico, Ox-
ford-street ; and by all respedablc. Venders. in Town and
Country.
A Caution.--Observe the narne of winimn Tlarclay is en.
graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on.tha ourbille wrap.
per of each box;• all not so stamped arc a dangerous
tation. • • -

Price 0: 6d. anri.toq. per box, with nipple direßions.

',RENOVATE') HEALTH.

TT has been too frequently the subjea °Oust and
X general reprobation, that men. destitute of the elements of
the Medical art :have offered themselves as candidates-for
public patronage in the profession of physic...Prelim purpose
Dittoing justice to the result of our studies antics perience, 3114
to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose
imprudent pretensions have, %IWO! tunately •fi,r society, been
too favourably' received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a taitlitul statement of our pursuits and ac.
quirements: After having rei..eiveil a regular medical caeca..
non as the pupils of Messrs. G Dialed and Illizard,
lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and
surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as
students in that justly cerebrated school for metrical acquhe-
went, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled
in ti.V ditlerent branches ot anatomy, surgery, the theory and
practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, &c. &c.
by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black,
Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall tint
be deemed p.Gumptituus in saying that our proficiency -alai
acquirements ~,re not inconsidcrabie. (laving tar a long series,
of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various tivieases
of Debility, the particular objeelot our studies and practice,
it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior
know ledge of their treatment and cure. in slight, and recent
cases of itifettion a perfeet re-establishment is completed in
the short period of two days ; and hi those of the utmost in.
veteracy, where other praditioners have tailed of success, a
proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the
patient a safe und,rartical cure.
Amidst the lnelancholy variety of disorders which are the
effects of a habit long, amid most unhappily. pursued by the,
youth of both-sexes, there are none more alarming or. more
distressing than those deficiencies, and debilities• which t rc-
quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such
persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now,
by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that
greatest of all human blessings, a strong, mantr, and vigor.
oils constitution. In all cases of debility, front whatever
cause arising, as well.as in every species of venereal inteaion.
we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great:
est secrecy and honour. lioursot consultation at home ,rosy
ten to three, and fromin the evening till to at night.
Patient.; in tit country are requested to state the particit»
lars of their case, age, and general habit rtfiiriuß, tkc. lee„
closing a reinittance for advice and medicines, when the same
wilt be givemi, or sent to any patt ot the kingdom.. To ensure
that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the. postai.e at
letters may be adcifst to the account for medicines.
CU R.RI F. and Co. Surgeons, No, tea., llatton-garden.

trg.Messrs. • Co.have,
1-. time ant. —erti Join _catch ten
above ropezlible l'rolisorit of Ltin Cdim.tuld Lilinburglt, of
the diligence, skill, arid huitunity. Wan which they per.
torrhetl the tlaties iii,stoted tht3ti during the time they at.
-teltdo.l their Lectu.st aiut Praaicit,.

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DiteAntiot. as all the accounts from Portugal 'have
been, the last tidings from thaf unfoiturnoe Country
are of a still more melancholy despription. Such a
woeful scarcity of provisions prevails, that, by Let-
ters dated the 22d ult. it appears that Inindreds are
lying in the streets of Lisbon, who have been starv-
e,lto death. Eyen,TuNor, who has been counrelent-
ing in his exactions, deemed it neceSFry to send a
Flag of Truck to the British Admiral,. Sir CHARLES
COTTON', solieiting, permission, fora supply of pro-
visions tower Liston, in order to save the people

in general from the horrors of. lam*. The per-
gun ocnt to Sir C. CorroN was. a Mr. SATERb, who
acted as Commissary to Lord tr..VLNCENT'g Fleet
when he was in the Tagns,and he acknowledged hlm..
self to lk at present dornmlisary-Generol tot French.
•
army.. He stated, that' the French army an-I:punted
to about 15,000 men,, and admitted that the army
woo furnished with-provisios for six Months; but
cated that ,the provisions in 4isbon, and even the
li)plies Which might he expel ed from the interior,
would not be sufficient for the unfortunate inhabitants
for more than t days: This Modest request' on the

part of Geuvral IuNoT 'and his Commissary was
Created by the British Admiral as. it deserved. If.
General ,it,-NUT really feels so much for the untortu-:
Date People orPortngal; let- him 'withdraw his free-
bootLrS from the Cuuntrji, they.alene .have

111:',;\%ri into its 401oftbre and
there can be DO tip.tht hot' that the Inhabitants
would irorriddintely'ezperienCe the erTe6is of British
genere,44y andThiase ours', who are upon'
nll occasioni read) to applaud eN.dry Bac f the 'gnenlY,
and tOcentOre every measure of the Brittish Govern-
:,
tuent, will, venture to pronounce the stria blockade
of the Port of `Lisbon to be eithde tinE,Yencrons or
;.human. Tt is' stated, but tvvi do -not vouch for
the faek, that a proposition ha3' been•inade.to the,
tlritiih Adatirpl, to'f;crmit the Russian Flt?'et to re-
turn hotare, on condition that neither' the. Ships nor
Abe Crdws t;houldb,... employed egainh Great _Britain
-sharing the War. ' • '' • • •'

Intelligence bas been feceived of An insurrcEtion
bthken,out ih Maririti,ph idthT,2brnary,
which lasted,fot' sevetal dAys. The cause of this-
losurreil:on i..Citated to have been an idea enter'.
*aimed bithe'peopld that the Spanish Trenps had
deep ordered out of Forttigo; and the French Troops
intq eigic,` at 'the in.stigairQn of the PIIINCE
Vg4o4, 'The popul:ie detartipil)l3 bouie zne. for-
Oittp.ei 01;4 'insistecruiAn his .dis;racr.. ancl, `nnpri.

-IMPERIAL PARLL4MENT

SATURDAY, Apia), 9..
The House, met at two o'clocl, v;?henlfr. JOlll4l
CLERK. was heard in continuation forth Appellants,
John Bellenden Ker, Esq. litory Gawkr, Esq. and
John Scion Kcr,,of Kipple E3q.lin'the question
as to he efficacy of the Antitnt.Entails of the Rox-
bag!) Family, depending between them and Sir
James N. limes 4tx, Hart. and Colonel Walter Ker,
Bart. of Littledean, Respondents; each of whom
t laiin right to the titles, honours, and estates of the
Duke of Roxburgh. After hearing Mr. CLERK for
about three 'hews, tile farther consideration of the
ease was postponed till Monday; at half-past two
o'clock. .

DIC CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQ,UPR-, MCWHAR-
TON, Nod others, Members of the }louse of. Corn-
Lions, brought up the Orders in Coom:il Indemnity
•

-The Earl of LAUDEaDALE. obi :led to the Bill,
zncl moved an Address to his Majesty for Papers
expliniatory of the Orders in Council of the tith of
November.

imer 2 few words from Earl BATBURST, and
1A41.1S kIAWNESBURY and AUCKLAND, the motion
was agreed to, the #sill was read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time on Monday, it' then
prinied;--Acijourned.

ARRIVID—I Dublin, t Waterford. DoE-4 Gottenburgh,
Dublin, t Watertbrd.

Ova Readers will do us the justice to recolleet
that we gave the most positive contra►liElion, several
days ago, to the. intelligence, which was so confi•
dent)), asserted to have been received, of an anion
bavag taken place in the Mediterranean—and the
• opirifon we then expressed has been confirmed by
the official details brought by the Princess Elizabeth
Packet, which arrived at Falmouth on Thursday
last, Sir 11. STRACIIAN did not fall in with the
Carthagena Squadron in his passage pp the Medi-
terranean : lie arrived at Palermo early in March,
where he joined AdMiral MORNI3ROUGIf, who was
croizing with five Sail of the Line. No account of
the Preach Squadron had reached Sicily, except
that the Toulon 'Squadron sailed from that Port the
1 clat February, as stated in the French Papers,

sonment. Their demands were complied with, and it
is added, that it was with the utmost difficulty his life
was preServed from the fury of the insurgents. Let.
ters from Gibraltar, of the t gth ult. state, that %To-
NAPARTE has arrived at Madrid, but the date is not
mentioned.

WE are happy to announce the safe arrival of the
PRINCE REGExt. of Portugal at Rio Janeiro, after a
pleasant passage of 39 days. He was received with
every testimony of joy and affeetion.

Tim advises brought by the General .Stuart,
which left Bengal on the Bth of December, and
which, it was understood, was detained there in or-
der to report the result of an Expedition, though
they record the eventual triumph of our arms, shew
also that victory was' dearly purchased. The Expe-
dition was against DOONDIA KHAN, a Zemindar in
the dis!riCt of Alyghur, who had for a long time
manifested a hostile disposition towards the British
Government, and who had proceeded in such a man-
ner as lo justify some aCtive measures on our part.
• A force was therefore sent against him, under the
command of Colonel, DICKONS and' Colonel
lionsroan. This force consisted of detach-
ments from European Regiments and Sepoys. The
Fog was so strong that it was deemed necessary to
besiege it. Our force reached the place on the 23d
October, and it was not before the i 4th of Novem-
ber that a practicable breach was etie6ted. A vigo-
rous assault was made, but die resistance was so ob-
stinate, that it was not attended with success. Just
before our Troops, however, were about to renew
the attack, the Enemy evacuated the Fort, on the
night of the 18th, of which the British took im-
mediate possession. The Enemy had collected all
his strength, which is said to have been three times
greater than ours, and retreated to another and a
stronger fortress. British valour at length prevailed.
-Our-loss in killed and wounded is said to be about '
five huridred, and that of the-Enemy a thousand.
The name of the Forts are Kitspore, er Kissapoor,
and Comoona. The following is the Return of the
Killed and Wounded in this gallant but dear bought
triumph :---

Staff-.-killed—Lieut.. Duff: and Brigade-Major Fraser.
Wounded dangerously—MOn.Licut. W. Fogo.
Killed—His Majesty's r7th Foot, Capt. Radcliffe. rapt.
Thirk ; Capt. Robertson. zest Reg. 1./ative Infantry ; Capt.
Brown, Ist Battalion Native Infantry; Lieut. Sneyd, ditto;
Lieut. M'Leod, ad Battalion 27th Native Infantry ; Ensign
Jones. Engineers; Lieut. Defue, rst BattaliOn tad Native In.
lantry ; Lieut. Ramsay died of his wounds.
Wouncled.. Lieu ts. Wilson, Campbel and Dandengstone of
the 17th Foot, severely; Lieut. Harrison, ditto, dari4e.rouslly ;
Lieut. D.C. LivingStone,sist Regiment Native Infaintv, and
Lieut. hlacartney, tith ditto, slightly ; Capts Fraser Ma-
thews, rat Battalion 6th Native Intantry, slightly ; Lieut.
Rolland, dittoo r
langerously. Lieut. -..Brook*e, Ist Batta-
lion 23il Native Inrantty. wounded.; Capt. Perkins, Lieut.
Dunsterville. is t Nttalion 27th Native lniatury, severely ;
Lieut. 'Corbett, -ditto, ditto, slightly ; Lieut. Dennis, 2ti
Ha.ttahon 27th Native Infantry, severely.; 'Lieut. Denty,
ditto, slightly; Ensign Vetch. ditto, ditto, ditto ; Ensign
Fordyce, Engineers, ditto, sl.igi;tly ; Lieut. Swinton, Pio_
titers, ditto, severely ; Anderson, (Imo, ctiqn, slight-
ly ; Wilkie, ist Battalion gar Native Infantrj, ditto,
severely ; Lieut. W. Nl‘Ciiltae, ditto.

The other intelligence from India k a more
gratifying hind, for the PErFl;..v,t, the NIZAIT,
SCINDIA; and HoLxAa, hrt. engaged to co-operate
with the British Goverronent, in case the French,
and .11ussians ,should attempt to carry their design
of invading that Country into execution. The Seiks
too enter imp the same amicable views, and have
agreed to ]et some of their strongest Passes be oc-
cupied by British Troops. . .

Letters from Malta of the 4th ult. state that
Elis Majf.:%y's Ship Endymfori was•aPpointed to sail
froth thence with the trade for Gibraltar and Eng-
land on the lath ult. but their departure is de.
layed till_ we have further accounts of the Toulon
Srinadrun, 'which left "that place between the 16th
and . 1 gthult.

Tvvo.Danish Privateers, of 16 guns ancl. g 4 men
each, were criiizing off Lerwick. on the iith
nititnol they captured six fishing-bOais, but after-
wards liberated, their crews,' .and appeared to 'hare
left that.itatioii on the'l6th; '

'The Fleet for the East Indies, which left Ports-
mouth on the [All of March,. were all well on the
17tr);:in, lat.. 34. R. North, long. 7a. .32. West,
their coannOclore (liis Majest);'sf Ship Lion)' had
parted' OW the 14th," and had not then joined._
The Alnwicit! Castle was then their COrninodere, and

intended laying to all day to give the Lioit a chance
. .
of joining tl2:tn.

Admiral BERKELEY aft4ndeci at the Admirnity this
mortog; and h:td a- long interview with Latd"MA-
GRA7I:, for tlie first time since his arrival from per-
mud.i. ' • ••-• •

.
Yeiterday morning, iTis MAJESTY, PrilleesSCs Au-
GU :a.l, SOPHIA, and ANIABY, accompanied by Lady
ALBINA etThißßßLAND;Gelletali GWYNNKAIid
ROY, and Major Pates, rode to St. George's Chapel
and heard a Sermon, preached by Ow Rev. Dr. ITAL-
IANS, from Nalab, ch. 58. v. b. (‘ fie was wounded
for our tran4gressions; • -he Was bruisedlor our ini-
quities:" Tire ROYAL PARTY rode to Frogmore
.Lodg; and returned to the. Palace at three o'clock.
COTIN-i4ACIIMIGE, APRIL 11.—The Market to-
day is tolerably supplied' with Wheat, which is more
than equal to the demand, and very, heavy in sales,
at rather lies prices; Barley likewise ; 'Malt at small
variation ; Peak' and Beans of all sorts go off
heavily ; the stipplie? of Oats are short, and sales
thereof nearly at our last quoted prices 3 and in the
prices of Flour no alteration,

NAVAL 'NEWS.

r,,,„ I!), LONDON _Cii)7,ETTE, 4/4/9, It3S.

' Admiralty-Office, April 9, 1808.., • 7 -
Ealrarl of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Vachon,
Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and -
Vessels at Leith, to the Hon. 11/. Pole, dated ozs
board His Majesty's Ship Texel, the 2d in,st, 1: -.;
I have to request you will be pleased to acluaiut
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty of the
arrival here, last night, of his Majesty's Sloop Ring-
dove, from a cruize to the Northward; and here-
with I 'inclose a Letter -which I have received from
Lieutenant 'George Peak, her A&ing Cot/inlander,
giving an account of the capture of the Danish Pri-
vateer Brig Forden Shieold, Michael Goetf, Com-
mander, of 190 tons burthen, pierced for fourteen
guns, but had only ten long six-poundersmounted,
with a complement of sixty-two men; out four
hours from Bergen, and had made five captures .
during former cruizes. ,
His Illqjecty's Ship Eingdove, Leith
Sin, Roads, ,l'pril 2, 1808.
I have the honour to acquaint you, that, in pur-
suance of the information I received at iLlta
Sound, mentioned in my Letter to you, dated the
29th tilt. a Copy of which is inclosed, respeBing
two Privateers being seen oir Shetland in possession
of a Sloop, supposed to be the the Hope of Leith, I
instantly weighed, and stood tinder all Sail for Ber-
gen. On the following day, at halt- past three
P. M. being in Latitude 60. 50. N. and Longitude.
3. 30. E. Bergen bearing East, distance thirteen
leagues, and blowing heavy gales from the North
by East, 1 hive the satisfa&ion to acquaint you, that
we saw a Sail steering towards us. On nearing her
I made the private signals, supposing her-to be one
ofour own Cruisers; she immediately hoisted Danish
colours, and endeavoured to effeet her eseape. I
wore, and soon closed with her to leeward ; and
although I repeatedly ordered him to shorten sail,
and heave to, he, trusting to superior sailing, obsti-
nately Tefused, which obliged me to fire a few shot
at her, the last of which unfortunately killect one
man and wounded two ; she then surrendered, but,
in consequence of the heavy sea I could not het the
prisoners on board till the following morning. She
proves to be the' Forden Shieold, pierced for 14
guns, and mounting 10 ; she had on board 62 men,
and was four hours °from Bergen ; she is copper-
bottomed, well found, sails remarkably fast, and is
four years old ; she has been in commission four
months, and in that time, made five captures, and
would probably have proved a great pest to our trade i
had she not been taken. I am, &c. I
(Signed) GEO. PEAK, Molins. Com. 1
Rear-Admiral Vashon, Leith. i

Port:aunt, ArttiL 9.---. Arrived the Phoenix Fri-
gate from a cruize off Cape Finisterre. _
Sailed the St. George, of 98 guns, and the Cieerley
Gun-brig for Torbay to join the Channel Fleet ; the
latter took a Fleet of Vialuallers under convoy, laden
with supplies to be distributed among them,
The Brunswick, of 74 guns, went out of Harbour
yesterday eind anchored in Cawood Bay, and re-
main; with the Donegal, Achille, .Gibraltar, and
Edgar, c.)f 74 guns, and Leydm, of 64 guns.
Sailed the Audacious, 0174 guns, to the join the Ex-
pedition fitting et Portsmouth ; and the Swallow
Sloop of War on a cruize in the Channel.
Ar;•ived the Unicorn and 2Varci.i.sus Frigates from
a cruise.

DOVER, APIlp, 10.-A very hot impress of sea-
men took place here last night, and by the el;ertions
of Capt. EILNRY HAZEL; and his Officers and
Gangs, many useful hands were picked up, and were
this morning sent off to the Admiral's Ship i!; the
Downs,—No VroteEtions ofyany kind were attended

SIIERRNESS, APRIL 4.•• Sri J. SAUNIARF.Z 11:1S
struck his flag on board, the Kaary, and is not ex-
.Pe6ted,tojoin her again till her arrival in the Downs.'
Sailed this morning the India Ships for the River.
His Majesty's Ship Kio has the siggal kill for
convoy to the 13altie.

A Cnnvoy is expected to sail for HeligQ;and on
Tuesday.

Came clown from platham the Cygnct Sloop Of
War, Capt. Dix.

Arrived his Majesty's Ship Diad,em:
Sailed the Havoc Gun-brig, Lieut. BAbpsn, for
Yarmouth.

Amt. to.—Tho homeward-130nm! East lodil-
meti; owing to the westerly wipd and ebb tide, have
anchored in sight pf the Nore, and, thebtloats from
all the Men of War there have been employed since
Yesterday evening in boarding them, in order to
glean such useful hands as they may 'have remain,

lg.
Sailed the Censor Gun-brig, Lieut. Row.

PORTSNIOTJTEI, APRIL 10.—Arrived his Majesty's
Ships Plato and Droniedaiy, with a conirof from

the Downs ; :Banterer and Undaunted from Halifax.
Medrith frOin a cruize, and the Thalia from off

Guernsey.
Sailed his Majesty's, Ship Coquette on a cruize.

The duty; on -board the Piison-Ships in this liar-
beur is in future to be clone by „the Militia, or
troops of the line in the Garrison. The 370,
who are now
,employed in that service • are to be
disembarked. on Monday; and the Cheshire, Dur-
ham, Worcester, East Kent, Ayrshire, 3d: Loyal
Lancashire, Fifeshire, and the:s Ist Regiment of
Foot, are to supply their place: •
The Royal Marines of this Division have, dnring

tl.e last week, .niarched in 5 1 1.'61 .inke,•3 'from thit
,t)d Somerset Militia ;20 from. the King's-own Staf-
ford ; and 2't from- the B(.dford Militia.

L_ .
Tatran, AIiRM. g.—The Princess Elizalefk Pao-
et, Capt. KIWI, arrived at Falmouth on Thursday
i
a evening with Mails from Malta, Messina, and Gibs
I,.ra. ltar. She left Messina on the Ist of March, and
Malta on the sth, at which times no information
hid been received at either of those places of any
I battle in the Mediterranean. The Packet arrived at
Gibraltar on thb s7t is, and found there His Majesty's
Ships Illustrious, of 74 guns. (refitting), and An-
tetope, of 50 guns,- with the Transports . which
Ilately sailed from Falmouth with troops under
General SPENCER, together With several Met-
! chantinen. . The Townshend Packet from Fa!'
mouth also arrived at- Gibraltar on the 17th, athi
proceeded on for Malta. On the 18th, His Majesty's
Ships _Mercury, of 28 guns, and Primrose, of 1'
guns, arrived with Convoy from England. On the
2.oth, the "'metope sailed with a Fleet of Trans-
pasts having Troops on board ler Sicily. Captain
Kinn left Gibraltar on the 2711), and oia• the same
day joined the Fleet under Admiral PURVIS, off
Cadiz, consisting of 11 Sail oldie Line, one Frigate, .
and Brig, all well. The Enemy's Squadron. 41 •
Cadiz, amounted to 10 Sail of the Line and three
Frigates. On the 31st, Captain Km') fell; in with
Vice-Admiral Sir CLIAaLES COTTON'S Squadron, off
Lisbon, 10 of are Line and three Sloops of War.
Neither at Gibraltar, nur in the Fleets off Cadiz or
Lisbon, had any intelligence whatever been received
of an engagement in the Mediterranean. The ac-
counts therefore of a pretended viatory, which Mi-.
nisters are said to have received from Lisbon, and
which have been given in all the London Pa-
pers of the week with such confidence, are evi-
dently most gross fabricationi. , Nor is it bclieved.
at Gibraltar, after all that has been asserted, that
the Rochefort Squadron has passed into the Media
tcrranean. It is true, indeed, the American Capta.ins
on whose sole authority it rests, has offered to COB.
firm his assertions by his oath ; but it is estraordis
nary that no i:ircumstances should be yet known to,
corroborate his assertions.' The passengers bjr.tho
Princess Elizabeth are Brigadier-General NIGIITIN•
GALE, Major XIMENES, of the 6c.',1 Regiment, Mr.
BRETTON, Mr. MOSELY, and Mr. RYAN.
Admirals Cowsowoon, TitonNllßOUGlis and
STRACHAN had joined, and were at Palermo whets
the Packet sailed, with 16 Sail of the Line besides
smaller vessels.

' DEAL, Arm 10.---Sailed His Majesty's PIP
Goliath, for Yarmouth.
Arrived His Majesty's Rip Audacious, from Or
mouth, and remains in the Dciwns with the. rest of
the Ships, as per last.
P. S. Sailed the Lord Meluilre anal General Stuart.
tatA-Indiamen, for the River.

sens,ers per General Stuart.-Mistresses Young',
, . • ,
anrdaMrs etc'alte, Miss Hook, iaptaint Hook and Yoin‘bif.ogi
Burden, Broome, Kidd. F. Nletealte
Font, Lieutenants Trevor and Andrew_?, spl foot, Mews.
Miss awl Master Metcalfe, and two eihildren of Mr. F. Law*
rence, Lieutenants Routledge and Wyse, 67th Foot.
Passengers per William l'itt.-For Bengal -•-ltir• 14„,,',1',,,,„).
ter. Writer. two Miss Hunters, and Miss Ste art.
04‘."'
Brooke, Bt.nt, Ilankin, Clark,,Croston, Small pose, lhi.it,
Harding. Simonds,- Brown, and Heplutro. Cadets. For Ma.;
line, G,aham, Barber, Taylor, I,:',Al'l,'Reitl. and G Smith,
dras -Mr. Blake, Factor, Nicss,s, Heath, Cockburn, And
‘Vnners. Rev. W Keating, Mrs. and Miss Keating. Cain-
west, Lieutenants Combe and Walker, M. Sh4CtOrtill A.s'
sistant-Surgevn, Misses Sattinore4 and °Nen, Messrs. Ave.
lord, Noble, Montgomery, and Anson, Cadets.
Ya"engers per Eupbrates.-For Bengal -Mr. 2:41d ,Mt.'
Wordsworth, Misses Malone and FitZgershi•-10 '',r;'s es
Mr. and Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. and two Misses Downesses, N.V„
Oliver, Bell, And R
-----,-140501,, :ViCaSt'S. BOWPCii, Ca4ei ii""." •
Watson, Short,G4f.
Buckley, and porbeti, Cadets.
Mr. Cook, Surgeon, sr, Pass"
, Passengers per Sovereign.- For BngalCapra- un
Bound, Captain ana Mrs M • Lieutenant Pater •
Bateman, 'Cad !ts. - For Madras-Mr.
ac.g.regur, . ~__ swoon,
Mrs. Beck, Misses Cook, ' '-ge a d ile"l4
Bateman, I) Ansa , 1 d,i
la , n
Mr. Davies, Mr. kest kret Manner, Ml>. n .
..ssistant.stirgeon, Messrs. / icariq. 71cwider,
Miss G hisspode, and two Miss Blacker',
deley; M'Neil, and Ellaway'' , Cadets:
Vr Wood.
' , .
I Assengers per Nonhutnberland,•-FOr Bergal'!"--. 1, .'
en' Mrs. Pdrwrson, Misses Crisp, ' Corns, Cx, 4',)‘: N'ir,::
Messrs. Lewis, 'Thornton, Gardner Buck, l iitiet3.-- fI.)
dras-Mr. Keene, Writer C ''' M•,;, Lieut. flint,
; ill)14111 ,• ''
bliss Kier. Major
. Passengers per Sir William Bensley.-4 or Benr;al- „„,a,t..
Swinton, Lieut. Komitt Mr. ranwe, }roe Mar.ner t "„',,,,
Goad; Messrs. Whir*, ailliard, Pal iner, Cadets.-l'orli"
dras-Mr. Maeonochie, ‘Criter ; Mr. Low, Cadet.
1V
.MCeasilsrsP.will.aiek, Dad'
Passengers per Loot Castlereagh.- For Bengal.-Messrs.
Lowest and Hudson, Free Mariners.- Li
For St. elctia-
Mrf,
CwiAt and Solt Mrs. Chesborough.
,
MaC2/15. For St. Helena-Rev. S. !ones, Mrs. 'ores.
foil
Passengers per E (trope.- Fbr Benlal-Mr.' Wilson, , ;
Passengers -per Lord Kcith.-Ftir 13engal-Three Misses'
Mariner. For St. Helena -Col. Alex. BcitsoraC;l`, r,„
Mrs. Beatson and f.smily ; Lieut. Governor • BrouY6), ,i,
Richard H. Le vit Esq• jun. Merchant ;
Lee chi* •
Cadet. . igc 1.4
• Passengers per Alexander.-For Bombay...Mr,. At '
Madeira:-Mr. Lundie.

Three more French Fishing-tessels have I3cc:
sent into Portsmouth, making► with those tilret:N
the capture of i.esselsOf this description,
arrives! there, -27. Among the reasons assigned for
been hitherto, suffered to pursue their peaceful
call'
ing, it is slid -that the creation of a navy ca 3
grand --ohjeat of BUM:AP/01TR, it becomes iteCeSiilli
to destroy his fishery, hs France now possesses 110
other nursery for seamen. in
Saturday, in consequence of direOions totopti ,
RICHBELL, the Aegulating Officer in theveri,
il,
general impress from all proteaions tc oli place, w ieol
the mates from every vessel that could bd sr,r,
which 10%e
were taken, as also every Useful person 1
Lot coula
t!,
obtained, and put on board the .Cnterprize off I°
Tower. : •