The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-08 00:00:00

IMPERML PARLLIMENT.

. . .
MUSE OF PEERS,
SATURDAY, Atib• 6.
Tut Bills upon the Table were forwarded if.
their respeaive stages.
A considerable number of Bills were. brought up
from the Commons, .chiefly by Mr. ALIXAND
Among which were the Scotch Taxes'cfnrpliption
the Vote of, Credit,,.the Warehousing, the
House of Orange Annuity, lice. Vellum and Porch,
ment Duties, the Exch::qucr Bilk. the Sotch
Army of Reserve Amendment, the General. Defence
Amendment, the Aliens'Regulation, the Subs( res'
Exemption, the AmeriCan CoinntiOioners, 'the
.Ca.
iiada Jurisdittion, and the Tortola Free F°.,rt
The Income tax mill, and a few other,. were re.
turned with the 'acquiescence of the Cotmonns to
the Amendments.
The greater part of these BillsAvere read a first
time.

The Order. was then read ' for 'the further -consi.
&ration' of the Scotch Appeal Crawford. v. Chutts,
tipon which the LORD .CHANCELLOR quitted:thy
Woolsack, 'and addressed the Houe at considerable
length 'upon the syhjeet. llrnconcluded wish re.
commending it as advisable, tinder circumstances
of the 'case, that tl►e further consideration itherca
,should' be postponed till the next Session of Par.
liament.
This seeming to meet the concurrence of, their
Lordship.,
,The LORD CHANCELLOR moved that the further
consideration of the Appeal Crawf►rd V. Cnutts, be
adjourned rill the second Cause Dly of the- next
Session of Parliament, which was ordered accord.
ingly.
,The House then adjourned till Monday, for
which day their Lordships are summoned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,
OATUStbAY, AUGUST 6.
ImmtTE LY on the Chair being taken,
The CsiANcßt.Lon, of. the EXcit NU ER moved,.
thilt the House do, at•its rising, adjourn to W,ednes...
d.ty next. He observed that an Von. Gentleman
(Mr. EK ID AN) had last
,night given !mice of a
Motion for Monday, which-would of course drop
if the House should adjourn over that day. Ile was
not aware that the notice was for Monday when it
was made, otherwise he would have intimated his
intention .of moving it.is Adjournment, but' the
Hon. Gendeinan who gave the notice, would pro-.
bably be in the House in a few minutes to renew
hit notice for another day.
The Irish Glebe House Bill was read a third time
and passed.
•
The CHANCELLOR of 'the EXCHEQUER
said, it would be reconciled. by such Members as
were in the last Parliament, that a propose' was
made for regulating the mode of ilischargiil the
Debt on the Civil List. He then mated, that he'
should .submit to the H a
ouse Plan to prevent the
Accuinulai ion or that I).;bt in future, The l-dy,iness
of the feat Parliament towards the CUlleitliitin, how.
ever, became so onerous to the House, that•olie eon.-
sideration of that..sulijea was necessarily deferred to
the present Session•or.Parliament. Some tinte'afier
Christmas 1)e moved to' false that matter into con-
sideration, bot Matters intimately connechccit with
the public welfare, delayed the labours -of the, Com_
mititei. and v‘ bets:the Report came, the public and
most import:lw business watt so multitariout, and
bec.oine so mut. ituilinocts, and every. lioureoritlo,6l
it„ tea•.ink, that ;.r.tivttght it Faldly consistent w:th
1,0-,;st stsK.l,s inirstleot bunness, in por‘rie
the. stdij-ct id the. of the Debt of the
lot he to ask for a ih•ci_
that ly.f ire an oi p-Itursity had •
btru aii„ldesl 1,,r nn arupic tlbqloshoti of it. It was
on tivit y,t,tts-s1 that ht... propose.l pwrpone the Carr.
tikleraii,su of that stiliett until 4slo.zlier Session of
Path:nov.llr, but lit trusted that those Who hati,ctm.
sid@ed it
.Ses4iolf, and, those wit() cous‘G.
it, in the'. last lr
.triiamc rr, WoLliti ha a wyet of
she ipropr'iety: of postponing the consideration of it
to tie o, xi. SesSion; 'there.: wor a report:which took.
rn ,Itrwle. view of. that important :natter,, and he
Must a1,,0 obsrrtt, that; it be proper to rake,
It up at an early 'l•.etiod in •the nett Session, lititlr
With a.view,to the objeti itself, i;••11 the p.o.t ;t
Siiice he W.,3 Hp, Wlttliti
alio;holige tlt,tt a Coituvtittee hail 14n• instituted to
„
examine rook ilocouoks, n 5 they related to Great
Btirtritt and IrchnO1:: the wlsole th'e Accounts, as
they,' tielated to Cheat lit itain, it had been` found
'fiiiiih, co account of the pfesstife of
SeeleS bf Ctllllto Buslnesi, espec those
thatjelated to 3\iilitary :Affairs, the Claims of Of.
ficers, BN.--the iflcpurt therefore bad been,loilyed,
and ,upon 0141.561qt:0 also; as well as Upon the other
he had mentioned, nn proceedirig could be hail in `the
present Sessiotl, This was a busines!' of' egreme
importance, and he should move to have it t,,ken
into•consisleration early in the next. Session.
The' bill for iinikiog perm:merit the Expiring Law
for punishing Pections who' go imbed and diigttised.
to resist ()Meets of the Revenue in the F,xccotion.of
thrii. Duty,, svar read a third dine and passed. ..
A..Mestage from the Lords isfortnetl the House
their .Lord.bips had agreed 16' the Amendments
made in the 'Bill for rendering more easy the Office
of justice yr the Peace and that the Lords. had
agreed to the prolicriy: Bill with Several Amet.d.
Meath to which it tiebitcd Ilse concurrence of the
louce.
' -
Therithuctut.ou of Ito ExcHisausit Moved/
that amendments he now I.ii(rn into consisi;m„
tionl -

' The SPEAKER thee, the House *Dull tibierve
the rarticulAts ot these amendments ; • they were
amendments only of mere cleric,ll ertors, Tltey
Would „m 3
t4esliiMably LK. very -jealous of any amlnd.
rent! matie 'by the Lords in a money bill, hut it
was equally clear that if the amendment was Indy
follu',4,,lng Up the undoubted and. nlivion4 juteroioto
of rite !louse' vibes'. they ramed the tfuoe
Ahstnt to ouch au wilethimeor, tj,„,
wily to JectitlVliiit what the fi ittcr iniended ;
Caw [{fuse would,i:en,veFert rako cam Ohw SUL 11 W-sti
ei4:et. of titc. arktitimenr. 3trch °by intisls,
t;te c.be.litte; word ptr cent. had.tie4n writ

From' ihi ZONbON G AZOTE, Aug. 6, 1803..
•

White4ll, August 4, 18;03,
The King has been .graciously pleased, in. consi,.
der/Irian of the very distingUished services perform.
eti by Chatles Vereker, Esq. Col, of the Lime.
rick City' Militia, and Representative in
ment fur the said uity.of Limerick, anti to evince
the tense which His 'Majesty entertains of the great
ability and courage 111.11111ebteti by him, the said
Charles Vereker, when, with a detachment o 1 300
of His Majesty's said Militia, he engaged the
whole of the French and Rebel Forces at Coloony,
its Ireland, on the sth Day of SepteMber, 1798, by
which bold and gallant exertion the enemy were
prevented from taking possession of the Tocvn of
Sligo, and were so effeetually embarrassed and de.
hayed, that His Majesty's Forces. were enabled to
come up with, and to entirely defeat them ; to grant
Hit Royal Licence and Authority, that (although
the privilege of bearing Supporters be limited to the
?eels of th 4 Real,n, the Knights of His Majesty's.
.Orders, and the Proxies of Princes of the Bland
Royal at installations, except in such cases wherein
under particular circumstances Ilia Majesty has
been, pleased to grant his especjal"Licence for the
use thereof) the said Charles Vereker may bear! for
Supporters to, his Family Arms, yiz. it Lion, col.
hared,chained, -and morally crowned, Supporting,
'llk Majesty's Royal Colonrs, with.the Inscription
September, 1798 ;"' and a Grenadier of the
Said Litnrriek City Militia, supporting the Regi.
mental Colours ; and, as. a Motto. to the Family
Arms of the.said Charles Vereker, C.e. word''
luony," ii ior,
mory of the said
.gallaut.,and merito.
riou, a.lion: the said armorial disiieli ns being
first duly exemplified avzording to tliz, Laws of
Arms, and recorded in the.Heratd.' Offiue.

• And also to order, that this, His Majesty's said
cnnce,sinn, and especial mark of His Royal .Favor,
be registered in his College of Artn3.

Cron Office, .eliTa,st 6, tBn3.
MUMMER RETURNED"CO SERVE It, ri,is ?ittsersT ?Alt*
LIAMKNT.
Btirghe GlSfranraer, Higtom, Whit6orn, and New Galloway.—
rite 1404.. Cot. Wsliiam Stewart, second lawful Son of
the Right Hon. lohn Earl of Calloivavi in the room of
John Spalding., Esq. who, since his Bledion for the said
lass or Ilistrtel, has accepted the Office of Steward or
Rai I i trof His Majesty's Three Chiltern undreds ofS toke,
Desborough, and Bonenham, in the County of Bucking-
ham:

' B/lATRUPTS.
Charles Bristow, of Newgate.streer, linen.draper, to stir.
tender Aug. g, 16, and Sept. 17, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornies, 141essts. T. C, rind C. Jackson, Wall:rook.
Charles Thenington, of'Lyndhurst, Southampton, linen.
draper, Aug. t 6, 20, and Sept. 17, at ten, at Guildhai 1,.
London. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, Cheapside, London.
Dominic Michael Setres, of Mount-street, Westminster-
road, drawing-master. Aug, 16, 20, and Sept, 17, at ten,
at. G tiildhall.. Attornies, Messrs. Cockayne and Tay lot,
Lyon's inn.
'oho Kershaw, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, chyinist Aug, 31, •
Sept. 1. 17, at eleven, at the Wool Berl( Inn, Wakefield.
Attornies, Mr. Evans, Furnival's.lnn, London; or Mr.
.Robinson, Wakefield.
James Frampton, of Stourton-Caundle, Dorsetshire, butcher,
Aug. IS, az, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn,
Sherborkie, Dorietshire. A ttomies, 4lcbsrs. (tapper and
Bird, Henstridse, Somerset Shire.
Henry Lea, of Bishopsgate.street, tobacconist, Aug. ao, 30,
and Sept. 17, at ten 4t.Guililltall: Attorney, Mr. Lang.
hain, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
Hugh Evans, of Stanmore, Middlesex, shopkeeper, Aug. 16,
20, and Sept. i 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Barrow, Forhes. and Hancock, liasinghalkstrcet.
George Greenough of Manchester, drysalter, Sept. 2,3, and
17, at three, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester. At-
tornies, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester; or MT. Ellis, Cursitoi.
street, London.'
. ,
John Catley, of Harpers, Lancashire calico.manufaiturer,
Sept. s, 6, and i 7, ar.three, at the Lomita:l4,4 Inn, Man-
chester. Attornies, Mr, Ilewitt, Manchester ; or Mr.
. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London.• Joseph- Metcalfe and . john (eyes., •of Upper Smithfield,
oilmen, Aug. 9, i, and Sept. 57, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Warwick-square.
John Pierce, of Lower Thaines-strcet, fishmonger, Aug. q,
1,6, and Sept. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall% Attorney,.M.
Kiciiarrlson, Monument-Yard.
George Jamison, late of •Charing-cross, watch-maker, Aug.
20, at ten, 27, and Sept. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. At.
torney, Mr. Harman, Wine Office-court, Fleet-street.
Jain:s Wainwright and Win. Wainwright, of Liverpool,
anehorstniths, Sept. t, a, and (7, at one, at' the York
Hot I, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Williamson, Liverpool..
lames Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London. merchant, Aug. g,
16, and Sept. (7, at twelve, at Guildhall.. .Attornies,
• Mesrs. Milne and l'arry, Garden-court, Temple.
lohn,Lonsdale, of•f2rosdale Mill, Durham, paper-inabufae-
toy, Aug. 13,'%0;161 Sept, 17, at ten, at touildhall. At.
torney, Mr. Welch, f'.,rino2,-21ouse.square. . . „
(Paomor tows To-morrow.]
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THE SUN.

soism guts DICIRS 14Li0111 4111411 at

LONDON, AUGUST 11, aloi.

Dub/ tri IVlsill (lithe 4th
We are ha artiaed this morning.
ppy in being al,la to repekt, that the
public tranquillity had not again antlered any in.
terrurtion. .

"I'rt= Ltambuegt, Alqi/ which- arrived yesterday,
hrineo lin account of some, very considerable move-
ments of the French Troos
are to occu 'Territory of fl/radese, that 15,000
.
p y the p , viz. that 5000 men
men of the French Army of Reserve are on their
mart!) towards the Hanoverian Territories, and
that they are to be followed by io,oc) more
is also stated, that a division f FreoCh'. ArMy has received. orders to occupy the
the
Dutch y of
,#remens. :,rip‘T that a Camp, consist-
ing of seventi,thotisatod Jun, it to' be formed near
Cuxhaven. "
Every, thing seems to confirm the report, which
have been for some time in circulation, of an in.
tended Change in the Dutch Government, though
it is hardly pussible to conceive any Change
which would place that unfortunate Country mote
at the disposal of France than it is at present. It is
,said that Citizen SCHIMMILIPIIININCK, the are
•, Dutch Ambassador to this Country,. will be placed
at:the Head of the Batavian Government.
All the English of both sexes who were detained
at .Flushing, to the amount of tyro, have been sent
into the interior of Holland.

. ,
On Friday afternoon the DUKE of GLOUCESTAR
and the PRINCESS SOPtlin.arrived at Winlsor, on a
visit to Timm MAJEsti ES. In the evening the
DUKE left Windsor for Hampton Court. In.the
evening Ilex MAJEStY and the PRlNcusas took
an,aiting to Froplore.
„ Qn,Satorday tnorning early the DUKE of YORK.
arrived it Windsor on Military business with Fits
MAJESTY.
Soon after breakfast His MAJESTY, the Duke of
YORK, and the PR I NCESS SOPHIA, with their usual
Attendants, took an airing on hoise.back in Windsor
park's }UR MAixyry and the Paixersses took
an airing to Froginore. ,r,
In the afternoon tfie:lNTstirss of Yo RIC arrived
at Winthor, from Oatliuth, on a visit to THEi MAJESTIES.
In
the evening, IR MAJESTIES, Ihe PRIN.
CESSES, the DUKE ROSL.DUTCHRSS of YORK, and the
PRINCESS SOPII IA of GLOUCEiTEE, with the usual Royal attendants, walked on the Terrace, ac-
companied by, a great number of the Nobility.
Early yesterday morning, the. Duicit 'of KENT
atri ~t Wimiso6 frpm Castle
Ab Mt ten o'clock the ROYAL FAl.lll.ir went to
tit. Oeorge's Chapel and heard an excellent Sermon,
rrelched by the Rev. Dr; HiArtt, the Canon in

Restdesee, from the tech Chapter of Deuteronomy,
and part of, the z9th Irene : •

" Secret things belong unto the Lord our Gqd."
Yesterday the PR INC ESS AM EL. I A tompleted her •
zoth year, on which occasion Windsor 13ells rung.
Yesterday - about two o'clock, • the DUKE and
DUTCH ESS of YORK left Windsor for Gatlands.
Yesterday Windsor was uncommonly. crowded
with Company.
His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. •
pasted %through Newcastle on Friday; On his way to
Altiwick. Castle.
The "Dtilc` and Machos of OR Arrax are gore
to Euston 'Haiti Norfolk. • `ti
?since- ENTERHAZY took leave of th; Merropli
on' Friday last. This Noble Foreigner entleectl:
himself highly to the higher Circles during his re—
sidence in:this' Country.
The Hon.' Misses WEST ire going to Chirk Castle,
This it a beautiful piece. It is .kept up at the
t xpence of those Ladies and Mrs. M. 13t Dou Leh,
coheiresses of the late RICH. MIDDL rTo s, Esq.

A Letter rio .
t() Bristol, 'dated' August 6, sash
Mr: HQNTEk, sett. a King's. Messenger, ar-
rived
here on Monday last, .having in his cus-
tody a perinn 'who has been fur souk time past
soundings of our Channel. He was ap- I
taking
prehended in Tenby, in consequence of his drop. I
ping a copy: of a letter addressed to a Frenjl I
Officer, from out of 'his pocket, which led (0 5
discovery. On him were found two • forged let-
ters as from the DUKE of YtAx, which, ei,ablett .
him to pursue his
without suspicion, and had .
aftually engaged the King's boats• in his various
plans
excursions. They went off in the Mail fur London
the same evening.'
,
Sevetal Frenchmen having been d:scovered, and
taken into custody in Dublin, as fomenters Of a Re-
bellious §pitit in,l teland,GOvernment have been par-
ticularly vigilant on that subject; and having receiv-
ed,btexpress, notice that three Foreigners had arrive
ed at Liverpool from ir:land, and had set off for 14-11.
don by the stage.coachovhere they ntrived on M 0)'
day, a few hours previous to the express, M.OOOl
the Messenger, was accordingly 'dispatched to I-lat•
wick, to prevent their escape out of the Kingdom. By
the Passengers who travelled in the coach with thou,
there was reason to believe that these persons intend'';
ed tu.taketip their abode In the vicinity of fOtcll'l+
square. Several Messengers,• assisted by the, iloW.•
street Officers; were immediately emplo)ed in scarch
of them, And it was not till Saturday mutting that
. .
they were discovered in an Irish family, and taken
into custody. They yesterday underwent a'priv are
examination at Lad PII.IIALe3 Office', ‘4l'" Mr.
Under.Sectetary KINo, and sir. Rrcumtn Tulip, ,
attended. Two of these people, who appeared CO
•
•be brothers, were reminded' to the custody (If ",
Messenger, for further exarninAtm this day, an
the third was discharged. - '
• ~
HIS Royal Highness the Dtrie of Yon*
view the Brigade .ofGuards next' week at Chelin'
ford, and the several Corps of Yeomanry in it!
vicinity, and iron, thence proceed to Colchester arm
Iptiwith,_ and thrntigh the whole Eastern astriet.
The Regu:ar Force at present in. Ireland coin•
prizes the 15411, tisrh, t 7ils, 1811 xiii, 324, 360,
38th, 44th, +sin, 46th, cot ~
.;6.n. 0.4.4 6 siii
67111, list, 720, 79th, 82;1, 8;901, 9Ciiii, •.00,44,
96 h Kegiihrnr%, ' and Queen's Genii so Regiment",
tour Garrison Battalions, several Corps of Hotse
will rt.
and lout Artillery, the zd and 4th Dragoon Guards,
the 3d, .12th, 15th, 16th, -17th. 18th, .and '2lit
Light Diagooos. The Garri.on.ssf Dublin con••itcs
of the lti;t, Sad and 62J Regiments of DrAgool
Guards, 16th Light Dragoons, anti Cavan Militia.
. Anlis'ncampment of to,ooo mewls; iris stated, to
be formed on the Leigh •Dow its; near Bristol.
Nine Counties, namely., Yorkshire, I.:1(104)4G • :
Devonshirei. Kent, Stafford, Norfolk,, Gfoucestet.
~.
Soucy, and Essex, fui nish upwards of *One Million
..
Men, capable of hearing Arms; and -London sod
its environs willk it is cotnputed, prodeee•upwaid.
of TWo Hutitirett thousand Warriors.
Lancashire, accrirdinglo. the Return' made to die
Lord' Lieutenant of the County wider the National
Defence Bill, contains ,s i.2,,697 Teti capable44o"r*
ing arms, 102,323 incapable ; +166 men Willihg Lj •
serve on birseback ; 12,055 witting to serve with,
and provido firelocks ; 25,988 to be provided wil '
arms ; 18,01: pioneers, &e. ; 13,4(Q guides, over,'
c
seers i‘) dtivcattle, &c. ; .238 wit) %s ill supply, e"° •
a four.horattwaggon,with drivers ; 222 ditto oil:te!
horses; 975' with carts and three hoses ; 153'
ditto, with two. horns ; 1399. ditto vari""'
24,450 tons of barges, with numerous ovens ; t7v
milts, desl. &c. The Live Stock iii the County co'
prizes 648 oxen, .95,527 cows, 578 young cattle
and colts ; 80,972 alive') and goats,' 3o 9b2 Pigs'
5+74 riding horses, anal, 26,659 draught hurler*
The Mary.le-bone Association, under the "II;
, 'rile 'Coachmaste
Moist df Lord DVOCAitNoN, mustered 400 "run'
itt_atriotie m:inile,r,
on 'Saturday.
rs, Innkeepers, and Stable-
-1"ell.ors of Ligndon, have. Come forward in this Inv"
on Tuesday, and after an
in
offers of horses anti carriaes, tree of exileoct '-:, 4
in Cale of invasion.' Several hive ifled upwards f
A Meeting Will convened by, the. Mayor
for tbe purpose of making volun•
of ;00 h„tte,., and , U ,
forty carriages.
of Batl4.
r. TAYLoitt the Member, the whole companY
Into Troops of Foot an(
divided themselves ' ' • 1 kiorse
Volunteers.
. At Beaminster, Mr. T. Fox has offered, his set-
Vices with impressive *speech tr. !it
80 Volunteers ; and Mr. Ilet.t.amY93
respeaable country Gentleman, has raised 25 'Rifle'
men to be attached to the former. .
At Leicester i too Volunteer Infantry have enrol::
.cd themielves, and two Troops of CiaidrY•-„vti
On the publication of an Address, by Mr'
that'l.-
of Wrexham, .300 respettable. young Met) of
.1011/f1 immediately entered as Volunteers. Tn:
~ • The Chester Voluiteer Corps cornprize t 77e 1•
kniry9 I to Cavalry, and 86 Artillery, Col. Li°l4,
sole is the ComMander.
A Corps of Artillery-is forming
from-the Workmen employed on the Somerset Cathilf
The patriotic offer made by the GeotionP):l
at c,,,,lerhoryt.
Brighton, to fotm themselves into a V •lukilt g
Corp, has been accepted by His Grace the Du c-,0 „,,.
RittiiNtoNO in a very handsome ofintier.Su c.1,',41
are the young tarn to learn military discipline, ti,
they generally take the field at dawn of ail. ...

1

NAPAL NEWS.

From the LONDON GRZEITE, Aug. 6, d. 3.

Admiralty-Office, /lapel 6, 1833.

obi of a Letter from the Honourable William Cormwallirviti.
sti~al of the Blue, &c. to Sir E 7.1311 **pew:, Bart. dead the trt
ilifia :1.

SIR,
Woring direded Capt. Hamond, of His Majesty's Ship
Plantagenet, to cruize ten days to the westward for the pro.
tection n. vie Trade,_ I have the honour to enclose. for the
m inturation of the Lords CommissiOners of the Admiralty,
copies of two letters from hint, gi%ing an account of the cap.
nue of two French Privateers by that ship.
I have the Honour to be, &c.
W. CORN W ALLIS. •
Hit Majesty': Ship Plantagenet, at Sea,
tie, . 25th juty, 1103.
A French BrigTrivateer, Le Courier de Terre Neuve, of
four guns and fifty men, belonging to St. Maloer, WAS yester.
day captured by His Majesty's ship under my command, in
Lit. 49 deg. long. 54 deg. jo min. west. She sailed sonic
ys ago from Abreverack, and has not taken anY thing.
1 have, &c.
GRAHAM E. IiANIOND-
Iffottotira6/e William Cornwallis, Admiral of
the Mae, &c. We. &c. .
SIR, Plantagenet at Sea, 7irly 3s, 111•3.
At noon on the 27th instant, I fell in with Ills Majesty's
sloop Rosario, in chace ut an enemy's vessel. The Rosario,
by tour o'clock, Mad gained on the chace so as to be much
within gun.shot, when her lore.tOp-mast being carried away
by ilia great press of sail upon it, she dropt a-stem.
By eight o'clock the Plantagenet had got close alongside
the chace, when she struck her colours. 1 found her Id be
the Frrocli snip privateer L'Atalante, of BourdeauX, corn.
mantled by M. Arnaud Martin, with a complement of one
birelred and twenty men, and pierced tor twenty-two guns,
but having only tourteen six pounders mounted, the remainder
having been thrown overboard during the chace.
L' A walnut is an eaceecting handsome vessel, cop pared,' and
sail remarkably fast, tiaving run us nearly ninety miles in the
eight waits. She was out stn days from liourdeaux, and had
taken nothing.l •
have the Honour, fee.
The flonourable ned
Coruwa
(Sig) GRAHAM E. lUM OND.
. h.at
" of the Blue, &c. &c.
Adntiralty-Office, Aug. 6. no/
Copy
iido,fniaranlat.bofet;
beLetBtr,rie:
tem
CM:
to Sir
Corny, 4111 s.
atr Bain Nepean, Bart. dated
the isi inrleml.
SIR,
I have much satistadion in acquainting l+ou for the infor-
tnation the Loris Commissioners of
the 'Admiralty, of
the further success of Capt. Paget, in His Majesty's ship
god '
Mon; and I enclose a eoyy of his letter.
jam, &c. W. CORNWALLIS.
SIR, Endymion, at Sea, yutp 16, 'lob lat. 47,
$0 N. long. 25.40.
I have the honour to inform you, that this morning His
Alajest)'s shijL,l command, capttned L'Adour French store
ship, from Martinique bound- to Rochetbrt ; L'Adour is
pieiced for twenty guns, and Was commanded by Capitaine tie
Frigate Moutlel,t, who was totally unacquainted with the
War.

. I have the Honour to be, &c. •
Tile Itmoumbie +miralCorutuallis, CHARLES PAGET.
e.rc. eft.. elec.
ridwirally..Onia. ding. 6. TVO3.
Copy of a Letter front the Honourable Captain Fleming, Com-
mander of leis 'Valetly's ship ibe 4,l,tnienne to Sir Evan
141•Iscan, Bart.,dated .Yea, the 371 h ,7mly 1803.
'ieg you will be pleased to acquaint the Lords Commis.
iioners of the Admiralty, that 1 Captured this day. in lat. 43
deg. N. and long 25 deg. W. the Frencll Man of War brig
L'Epervicr, or sixteen guns and ninety men, bound from Gua.
daloupt to L'Orienti with Dispatcheo.
lam, ate.

C• E. FLENIING.

FALMOUTH, AUG. s.-.. Arrived His Majesty's
Ship rou:ette, of to guns, Cast. DUNBAR, from
Plym mill, with Troops on board for Scilly j His
Majesty's Brig Gamut, of IS guns, Capt. 8a.,%5,
from a Cruize; the American Ship William and
Mari', Capt. Drcxsow, from Norfolk, in 32 days,
with 227 hogsheads tobacco, called here for orders;
also the American Brig Trilen, Capt. Nrcitou,s,
from Norfolk, last from Cork, 28 dvs passage to
the latter place, with t soo barrels of flour, for a
Market. Six days after she left Norfolk, she spoke
His Majesty's Ship Andromache, of 32 guns, Capt.
I...watt, all well. On the Bth ult. in lat. 44.
long. 49. spoke the Ship Dub of Leal, from Li.
verpool, hound to St. Andcro, out 40 days, all
4"ell ; and on the 4th inst. was brought to by the
Sintri Privateer, of Scilly, Capt. JONES, which
114,1 been truizing. five weeks, and had made no
Captures.

Arrived the French Schooner Ler Deux Antis,
from Senegal, with gum, wine, Btc'..'
prize to the Drake Privateer, of 18 guns, belonging-
to Dover, Captain KING, which has also taken and
sent for Dover, a valuable French Ship from Sr.
botningo, and recaptured an English Ship front
Jain.liea, The Drake is also arrived here, as is the
'hip 11://0/a, Captain -----, from London, bound
to the South Seas, on the whale fishery.
Sailed the Ship Harlequin, Capt. Dr ER, for Ply- 1
mouth, to
he fitted out ;is a Privateer, to carry ;8
tons, and will sail on a tour months cruize. The
ttuelt Blender Rosa, •Lieut.
,thtdve; fur Liverpool;
11118 mercy, Gitattm, for Bristol ; the Speed.
14100, for Swansea ; and the Elizabeth,
LLoyo, for Cork.
The iPahing
ham Packet sails the first favour.
able wind, with
Mails of the 26th ult. and zd inst.
for Lisbon,
A Letter has this day been received from an
Officer on board His 'Majesty's Ship Le 7onamt,
Capt. Sir EDWARD PILL 6 w, Bart. which mentions,
that a Ship Packet bound to America,
has been
Liken and carried into Ferrol, supposed to be the
PriPteets Eliezabeth Packet, Capt. KIDo, which sail-
ed front hence the t tth of July last with Mails of
that month,

PLYMOUTIr, AUGUST 6.---Sailed the Plantagenet,
S°l 74. guns, to join the Channel Fleet ; La Paulette
loop of War, with Troops for Scilly ; Entifymion
jilate, Rambler, Nimrod, and La Flecbe Sloops of
War, on a cruize to the Westward.
Arrived the liliug Schooner, of is guns, Lieut.
A4CI-IBOLDs from Jersey, and El Gerlso Sloop of

~,:.

rom the kl'estwaril ; ats6 The following Wesi
India Men from Jamaica, .0 ivait Convoy for the
Downs, viz. Landon, Capt..GoLDviNca, Franth
and Capt. Gu LIAM, and latona,Capt.

The impeteux, of 78 guns, Capt. Sir.T. B. MAR.
TINi ►cent out of Harbour this morning, and anchored
in Cavisand Bay.

Arrived the Defiance, of 74 guns, from St.
Helens.

Arrived the Canada, Capt. RITCHIE, and Mar:.
tba, Capt. GLEDSCIN3 both from Jamaica, 53 days'
passage. The news of the War had 'nut reached
Jamaica at the time the above Ships sailed.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 7.—This day His Mjes.
ty's Ships Revolutionaire, Pegasus, Palaver, and
dbumilauce, were released from quarantine as were
also.oe William and Mao, Store-ships, from the
Mediterranean.

The Minerva hired Cutter has seized and brought
to this .Port, a Smuggling Cutter with 3so tubs of
spirits on board, captured off the Owers on Friday.
morning.

Arrived this day the Olive Branch, BARKER,
from Venice, and was put under quarantine at the
Motherbank, •

YARMOUTH, AUG. 7.—Arrived the Poecck :Bye.
binr, Capt. MARSH, from Tonningen, with Mails
and Passengers; the Gebkheiar, Admiral Titoitt4.
BOROUGH, Zebra Bomb, and La Votive Gun-brig,
and remain; and the Dave, Shunt, from Christi.
ana.

Sailed the !leek Bomb and Adder Gun-brig on a
.Cruize.

The following Ships are in the Roasls, waiting to
join the Baltic Convoy, which is hourly expelled
from the Nore : nvo Friends, BALEs,
BAXFIELD) Diana, BARR ETE, and Ch./ice, KERRY.

SHREINISS, AUG. 7.—This morning sailea from
the Nore, the Colossus, of 74 guns, Cip MAILTI
to join the ChAnnel Fleet off Brest. !',

Yesterday sailed the'C;rce, of z 8 #ttris, Capt.
Fr 14,D1 NG, with a large Convoy for the Baltic.
This morning arrived at the Little Nore, His
'Majesty's Ship Africaine, of 4.4, guns, Capt. MAN.
BY, to repair the damage she sustained by light.
ning, five days ago, on the Coast of Holland. The
lightning destroyed the fore.topmast and fore.mast,
killed two men, and wounded three others. Lieut.
WILLI/at HENRY DILLON, of the .4ftieaine, is
made prisoner by the French at HeiVoelbittp.
The Romvey, of guns, Capt. 13KOWNII, is or.
dered on foreign service, and sails immediately.
The Princess of Orangf, of 6+ guns, Capt. Cult.
NINOPIAMi sails from the Nore ors a Cruise to.

morrow.
The Expktion Bomb, Capt. arrived yes.
terday from the River.
The Alagitienne Frigate, of 36 guns, sails to.
morrow or. a Cruise.
Two a'Clock.—A large Convoy from the North.
ward ip now passing the Note.

NAVAL A PrOINTMENTs.—.Capt. M. MAXWELL,
to the rank of Post Captain, and to the command of
the Centaur, Viet LITTLEIIALts ; 14ieut. J. Nov Its,
to the CJane; Lieut. C. Sti 111L¢ Y, to L'Anfirnt
Prodi,gie ; Lieut.. LEG tf.r, to the Stork,p Oita«
pare command, in the West Indies.
A Let rer from the Surinam Sloop of War, JAM
Curacoa, June g, states that fifteen flail of Dutch
Ships, with valuable cargoes, were waiting in that
1-larbour until the question of Peace or War should
be decided.' The first intimation of the event has
I been given by a British Force charged with
tlrb'h
teoccluYpation of the Island.

The Duke of DE Vo NsHIR E has nearly completed
his Corps of Soo men, in Chesterfield.
A Corp of Villagers is to be formed at Apthorpe,
King's 011ie, and the neigbourhond, to be under
the Command of the Earl of WEIiTMORLANIV.---
From twenty villages it is supposed boo men will
be collated. _ _

- -
The Yeomanry Cavalry at Peterborough, under
flre command of Earl FITZWILLIAMi exercise for
gyt: hours, every Sunday afternoon.
AbOve 2000 mei) belonging to the Dock Yard at
Chatham, have expressed their willingness to be
trained to arms, and to serve under the Principal
Officers of the Yard, in case of Invasion.
A Letter from on board the Centaur, at Barba.
,does, says, " The Cyan.. is just arrived with two
Fiend) Transports, with 370 Troops, and a.quan-
tity of Ordnance stores on board for Martintco.—
On thc,t4th of June arrived here the Chithe'rter
Store-ship, Capt. SPEAR, with the Royals on board,
in twenty-seven days from Spithead."
By the jostph, Tucialt, we have accounts from
IVlarttnique to the loth of June.--. They were then
unapprized of the War, but the event was expeded.
The markets were getting better.
Thii morning about one o'clock a dreadful fire
broke out in Oxford-street, at the premises of a
Manufadurer of Agricultural Implements, nearly
opposite Hanway-street, which raged with great
fury for some time before a sufficient supply of water
could be obtained. The neighbourhood were in the
greatest alarm, but happily plenty of water having
been procured, the flames were got under between
four and five. The Premises where the fire broke
out were destroyed, together with an adjoining
house in front. What is chiefly to be lamented rs,
that the flames spread backwafds, into a Court in-
habited principally by poor people, sfliere, consi.
derable damage was done.

bt•tih,r, Alia. 4: ,

WE have the pleasure stilt to innounee The re.
Stored tranquillity of this CoUntiy, No efFort of
Rebellion has octurred since our last ottlinunitatton,
but every effeClual measure for Its siippreision and
punishment ha; been adopted: Amongst., the latter
we have to mention several arrests which' hare
taken place in the City of Cork, where two per.
sons of the name of Drina", and Powiroefit have
been comMitted to prison upon charges of very se.
rious impoit. Mr. Wm. Todd a person well
knoA,h as a political chataQer, has been discoVeied
at CtoglinAkilty, in the same County;
The following are 'amongst the principal persons
no* in custody, in consequence of the transattions
of the aid of July last in the City and Neighbour.
hood of Dublin :
IN bust. rig C A 5 •••••••••••• M'Cllbe, of 'Fiaricis.stteet:
N rt.—john Russell, Builder; 1. Troy, Clerk to
the Dublin Evening Post; Hart; Hatter, ;
Bryan 0' Rorke, Higli-street ; Maclay, a 'aylor.
KA &sr Painter, Patricls-street; John
Stockade, formerly Printer of the Press Newspaper;
Conolly, of 11,laynooth College ; Arthur Hinchy, of Red.
moniPs.hill ; besides many of inferior note.

The ardour an.l activity of the Yeomanry seem
to increase with every hour. In the City of Dub.
lin alone they cannot be numbered at less than
7,500 zeal,us and anxious Loyalists; a force suffi.
under the ftvour of Providence, to meet any
Enemy, foreign or domestic, with the certainty of
t riun'tylvo

Auc, 5.

Tits day the Races commenced. In the morn.
ing, as catty as eleven o'clock, the betters began
to assemble on the Steyne, and between that hour
and twelve, many thousand pounds %vete laid on the
different Races for the day. The greatest bets were
on the l'avillion Stakes, and in favour of the PRINCE
of WALts's horse. About half after twelve the
cavalcade commenced. The PRINCE 'WS awing
the first who arrived .on the C toir with his ha.
rouche with six in band: in the carriage werc a
party of Ladies. Awing the carriages that folloW.:
ed were the Earl of BERKELEY, With his bacouche
and four, with Lady Lit attELEy and several others.
Mr. CAVENDI•II IlitAnsttaw's barouche with a
party of Ladies, Mr. BUTLER DANVERs being the
driver. Sir F. EvEt,vtv, tis phaeton ; Earl
of EGREMoNT, with his ItarosieheAlied with bean.
Sir JOHN LADE, 'Evith his barmiche
and four ; Lard Hrsley FITZROi", with a sociable
and four ; Mr. GERMAINE, a barouche and
four; Lord Viwr us, with a sociable and four,
&c. All the Gentlemen strove their own carriages,
and on each dickey box, along with the striver, was
seated a beauti'ul female, dressed in a style of all
possible elegance. The prevailing habiliments were
white, with a purple sarsnet spencer, lined with yet.
low silk, a round Leghorn hat, and white Etruscan
lace veil. The morning being delightfully pleasant,
it rendered the scene around enchanting; the views,
both by sea and land, agreeably amused the coin.
pany until the busy scene commenced. All being
ready, and Lord CLuastowr (the father of the turf)
being arrived, mounted ,in true equestrian stile, on
his bay nag, covered with.a white netting, the sig.
nal wasp given for starting. The first race was for
a Sweepstakes of ten guineas each. Is was won by
Lord StAwELL's Elizabeth.
The second race was for the'Pavillion Stakes.—
Bets, previous to starring, were 2 to I the field
against the PRINCE, and 3 to >t against SiICHAIt.I.Ei.
The PRlNct's horse won by. a length at least.
The ;hid race fur a Sweepstakes.—At starting,
to Creeper against the field. Pit Mc won. The
PRINCE and Mr. LADRROKE did not run.
Fourth, Sweepstakes of sol. was won by Lord
Ct.ERMONT, - Mr. LADIIKOKE'S horse, with
ease. • '
Fifth, the Town Plate of. Sol. After the second
heat bets were 6 to _4 in favour of Brighton, who
won it by half a length. • An excellent race.
The Races commenced at half after one, and con.
eluded at five. . •

The Course was very well. attended, but not•io
crowded ...is we have Witnessed. Every •thing was
COndateti with great order and propriety,' except
in one instance, viz., allowing people to crowd on
the Course, to the evident detriment of all parties
concerned. Sir CITARLeS BUNJWRY took notice
repeatedly of thiS improper eontlutiand on the so.
road race complained, in very:pathetic terms,. that
he had tool. depending on that race. Upon.this
r.►ce 30.0001. were depending ; the-bets had'been
accumulating for four 'months I'o•rnorrow
great sport is expetted,,to,take.place. • Atter the
Races the company, returned to town ; and. in ,she
evening the Ftttetca pve a grand Dinneri 'wilich
were present Lords EoitssaostT, BsRtiti•lnti',anti
CLERMONT; Mr. Dst.Me, Mr. CAVStibIsH BRAD.
611.11Ws Lord FITZRoIf, the two Mr. Swills, are.

The late Mr. Art t.t.titse WotlorAt.r. was-buried
an Saturday last, in St. Margaret's Church-yard,
Westmlnater. The circumstances of the family
rendered it prudent to avoided unnecessary expense
in the funeral, none thereinte but the Etrnily. at.
tended, otherwise a very numerous train of friends
would have testified their raped for the memory
of so meritorious a ehara4ter.

sairs.

The —ll4oarstaineert, as usual, artraded Si large
audience on Saturday, to the Hay-Marker Theatre.
One of the performers in this piece, fitigued, no
doubt, with climbing over the - Spanish mountains,
took so freely of the invizoratitv glass, that he was
wholly ditadird, and obliged to quit the stage.—
Lowe Lamght at Loatmitht, which was the after.
piece,, drew many hearty iniiihr In concert tram the
audience.

WHITIPIILD it mentioned antong the additions
I)rury-lane Theatre ; he is a useful, unaffeded
Mimi', and a respetable man.
A few days since John Parker, 'aped eight years,
A servant to Mr. flullivant, of StaUnton, was
killed in a most extraordinary manner. He
wits returning home on the hack of ti ptiney, and
by same means fastened a basket he 'Vial Carrying,
Upon the post of .1 g Ire which he was endeavouring
to open ; the basket WAS fixed to die boy by means
of a leather strap, whit+ by the accident being drawn
tight across his threat, anfortanatq banked bim
almost Instantly.

• •• • *
Ad. s.

•,
Ai 'all Merl who value their country must take
interest in any thing thAtregards'lVlr: P/TT; kiend
this to tell you that he arrived at this plaCe yesterday:
e sent for Mr. CO/111, the Magistrate; and-several
of the principal inhabitants of the place; to coniufr
With them upon the best mode of ar:angirig the VO.
ltinteer Associations forming in this town. The
plan; at present Suggested, is to divide them into
three Classes, viz. Engineers, Riflemen; and Infan.
try. Pretvious to his- visit to this'place, Mr. Pttr,
went-to Ramsgate. The Inhabitants of that town
had come forward in a very handsome manner, ten-
dering their services with great zeal for any way
in which they could be rendered most useful. The
leading people of both places, were to meet Mr.
PITT, at Sandwich, this day, to infortii him of the '
result of their deliberations. It was truly gratify.
ing to observe the raped and esteem in which dila
illustrious Statesman and true Patriot was held bY
all 'ranks of people.

A vessel Will recently brought into the Pier at
Ramsgate, bound to America froth Amsterdam. She
had on board upwards of ttoo Swiss and Gerthamti
men, women, and children. Tlit'y are in the ut,r6st
afßittion, the smar.box having broken our among
them ; as they ire destitute Of mo',ey, and eveilf
thing necessary in their pitiable situation. The
visitors have humanely entered into a subscription
for their relief. The vessel is detained in con.
sequence of her having a large quantity of gun.
poad,.r on board:
Culor.le.l Twiss of the. Engineers with several
other Officers arrived here last night. They ate
making a general survey of the Coast.
This place begins to fill. The numbei of per.
sons who arrive every day, threatens an increase in
the price of every thing. The Ball on Thursday
night was very, respectably attended.
KRUM, e has been playing some of his best cha..
rafters admirably, but the weather has been so fine,
that with alt his merit a hot Theatre has not been
thought an ohjett of much attranion:
It is now one of the most fashionable amusements
of this place to sail to tii Guardships, which lit
about three miles off. Captain 1.11-No, of The 7i4fik,
gave a noble dinner on board, a day or two ago to
a large party. The Officers of the several Ships are
very courteous and attentive to, the visitors.

114,1111URC11 4141,L,'

VIENNA, luLy 20.

AcCORDINO to accounts from Wallachia, all
fears of a hostile attack are there,dissipated. The
robber MANA IBRAHAM has been attacked in the
rear by the robber JERPetillt OOLV, which ho

obliged him for his own safety to desist from the
demands he had made of Prince YIqILANTI) and
leave the frontiers of Iralkairr.

A squadron is fitting nut at Venice to proted our
trading ships in the Adriatic from the Barbary