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London, England, 1808-09-28

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27.

Arrived the GANNET sloop of war, from a cruize.
Sailed the FURIOUS gun-brig, with a few transports,
under convoy for Falmouth ; and the SPRIGHTLY
cutter on a cruize. The RACEHORSE, sloop of war is
expected to sail for Madeira and the Cape on Thurs.
day.—Wind N. W.

DEAL, SEPT. 27.

Rernain in the Downs ships as per last.—Came
down from the River the Hambletcn, GUNIIOUSE, for
Jamaica.•—Wind N.
SHEERNESS, SEPT. t'.7.

Arrived his Majesty's brig PIERCER, with a convoy
from Gottenburgh ; she sailed from thence the 13th
inst. at which time our brave tars were using every
means to obtain possession of the Russian fleet in Ro-
gerswick Bay :—also arrived the Swedish ship Sophia
Gustava, Captain ARVIESAR, with deals, spars, iron,
and tar, bound to Cadiz.—Yesterc:ay his Majesty's
ships SEMIRAMIS and MEROPE were paid bounty and
wages previous to their sailing.—Arrived the QUEEN
of 98 guns, from the Downs.—llis Majesty's ship
CENTINEI, is refitted, and ordered to take out lights
for Gottenburgh, to affix to the floating vessels in dif-
ferent parts of the Baltic.—The Nun ELvn4 still re.
mains here, with a signal to.callect the ships that may
arrive and are bound to Gottenburgh, &c.—The Bray
Dragern, one of the late Dai:ish brigs, now in his
Majesty's service, and under the command of Lieu-
tenant JAMES DENNIS, came from c, ttenburgh in
company with the PIERCER, to assist in protecting the
convoy, but he is not yet arrived here.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1808-09-28

Thia day was published,
Haodsomely printed in sto, on Writing Paper, price as. boards,
o he continued Annually,
FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, and
COMPLETE ACCOUNTAN'T, from Michaelmas
to Michaelmas IRO9, recommended to all Farmers, as well
Proprietors as Occu,pten of barns ; Stewards, Bailiffs, ecc,,,as the
most easy and ready method of keeping the Accounts of a Earns ;
so arranged that the plainest capacity, with a knowledge of writing
only, may keep a most accurate and satisfactory account, as well
of the labour ak the profits of the Farm.
BY A PRACTICAL FARMER.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington,Nd. 62, Sr. Paul's Church-
yard; and sold by all Booksellers in Town aid Co intry.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sepoeweier 22; IROB.
THE C9MMITTER of SHIPPING of the
UNITED cOmpANr of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, tr.ding to the EAST INDIES, do he'rrls give
That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in writing,
(sealed up) on or before Wednesday.the 6th 'of 'Umber nest,
from such pet sons who maybe willing to supply the Company aifith
ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS,
CANVAS, AND PITCH AND TAR,
And that the Conditions of the Contracts may be seen upon ap-
plication to Mr. James Coggen, Clerk to the said Committee,
with whom Proposals must be left befare .Twetee o'Cloek at
noon, on the said 6th of October, beyond which hour the Com-
mittee will not receive any Tender.
London, England, 1808-09-28

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 27.

Sailed yesterday P. M. the LEVERET sloop of war
with a convoy for the Baltic ; the ROSAMOND for He-
ligoland. Arrived the NASSAU, of 64 guns. Th!
ships in the Roads are the Skylark, Roebuck, A tn.-
raPs flag ship ; Thunderer and St. Alban's. Wind
N. W. fresh breeze.

ABERDEEN, SEPTEMBER g 4.

On Tuesday last, the brigantine Lynx, of and for
this place, from Easdale with slates, in coming
through the Pentland Frith with a calm, was unfor-
tunately forced, by the strength of the tide, upon a
rock near the island of Swinna, and was so much da-
maged, that she sunk soon afterwards in deep water,
and was totally lost ; the crew saved.
The Cambria, PIRIE, anivel within seven miles of
Gottenburgh on the sth inst. and immediately after
received instructions from the convoy appointed to
sail that day for Stockholm, which, for the accom-
modation of the fleet then arrived, had postponed her
derarture until the day following.
fhe following Aberdeen vessels, at and from Ame-
rica, &c. have been heard of :—The Plouglim tn,
THOMPSON, and new ship Canada, ANDERSON, from
Quebec, passed through the Bay, the former on Sun-
day last, and the latter on Tuesday. On the home-
ward passage, a boy unfortunately fell from the fore-
yard of the Canada upon the deck, and although very
little external injury appeared, he died the day fol.
lowing. The Canada spoke the Confrance,
on the Bth of August, a little below Quebec. The
Harmony, RAITT, was loading at Miramichie on the
16th August. The Neptune, LAwsoN, for America,
Was spoke in lat. 49. 27. N. long. 34. 53. W. on the
30th August. The Barbara, ESSON, from Quebec,
passed Peterhead on Thursday last.
Arrived the Albion, THOMPSON, from St. Croix,
with rum and sugar. Parted with the Neptune,
STRACHAN, for this place, from the same island, with
a like cargo, on Sunday last, off the Mull of Cantyre.
London, England, 1808-09-28

the other day, that his neighbour's money would be '
useful to him ; but he was not so forvinate as to
escape with his plunder, like JOSEPH King of
Xing of what ?--aud Justice and Policy were found
at variance. Those who can cover crimes with the
ensigns of victory, may multiply offences with impu-
nity; but even a throne, obtained by fraud and vio-
lence, can only be viewed as a gilded pillory, and the
possessor as a criminal surrounded by constables to
prevent the mob from annoying him with filth and
ordure.
Afreitetir—" Existing circumstances do not permit your Ma-
jesty to refrain from interfering in the affairs of that Kingdom—
(viz. Spain.)
With the names and emblems of the antient Go-
vtrynells, NAPOLEON has assumed the utmost pre.
tensions of their guiltiest projects. The successor of
the French Republic is attempting to strangle the
freedom of a people of whom he knows only the name.
a Existing circumstances" was fashionable in England
when " Liberty and Equality" was all the rage in
France ; and such good as it did to those who in-
vented it here, may it do them who have adopted it
there !

Ay„ikgr_-44 Your Majesty ought to provide for the security
of the Empire, and save Spain from the influence of England."

Spain is here spoken of with as much nonchalance,
as if she were really a part of the French Empire ;
and therefore that she will be treated as such there
can be no doubt. Her people will be regarded as
rebels, that is, those who may happen to be taken in
defending their country will in no case be considered
as prisoners of war, but shall be tormented and mur-
dered as if they were the French subjects of the Em-
peror NAPOLEON. Save Spain from the influence of
England ! What has France more than England to
do with Spain ? Have not the people of Spain invited
the influence of England, and are they not at this
moment repelling the banditti of France ? But we
forget. Spain is one of the provinces of the French
Empire, and the Spaniards are only rebellious sub-
jects of Ai: Imperial and Royal Majesty NAPOLEON.
If the common apothegm be true, that a man is only
desperate when he throws off all disguise, this strange
paper to which we have thus hastily called the atten-
tion of our readers, affords the most striking evidence
of the despair and consternation which the events in
Spain have excited in the French Government.
London, England, 1808-09-28

BANKRUpTs.

Walter 'Vlsick, now or late of Medhurst, Sussex, draper, hosier,
dealer and chapman, to surrender October I I, 18, and Nov. 8,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Russell,
Lant.street, Southwark.
Robert Brenan, of Threadneedle-street, London, factor, dealer
and chapman, Sept. 28, at eight, October 18, and Nov. 8, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 13outifidd, Bouverie-street,
Fleet-street, London. _ _

John Carter, of Sandwich, Kent, draper, dealer and Chapman,
October 11, 18, and Nov. 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.—
Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, ngel-court, hrog-
mortan-street, London.
Thomas Shaw, now or late of Shepherd's Green, in Saddleworth,
Yorkshire, clothier, dealer and Chapman, October 16, 19, at
the Pack-Horse Inn, in Huddersfield, and Nov. 8, at the Yew
Tree Inn, Robert-town, at eleven. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson ,
in Holathith, near Huddersfield; or Mr. Richard Battye,
Chancery-lane, London.
London, England, 1808-09-28

.BRIGHTON, SEPTRMBER2S. •

Although our September races have not obtained
us the racing celebrity that' was expected, yet the
terrible higk4red cattle which the course exhibited on
Thursday, were so equally matched, that a vigorous
application of tha whip and spur became necessary,
and produced bloody sport !
The above mock-racing, we understand, has, how•
ever, led to a match, which the sporting world will
not be ashamed to countenance, as it is likely to
prove highly gratifying to real amateurs and encou-
ragers of the Turf, it being the famous Cucicfield
poney against the celebrated poney of Windsor, for
200 guineas ; and report says, that the contest is to
take place on our course on Friday next.
The new ball-room on the Stey.ne Hotel, Worth-
ing, was opened on Friday last, to a numerous and
elegant assemblage of fashionables, anicng whom
were the Duchess of MANCHarER, Duke and Duch-
ess of Sr. ALBAN'S, Marchioness WELLESLEY, Lady
Cm.rnoitre, Lord F. MONTAGUE, &c. The deco-
rations of the room are neat and appropriate, and do
great credit to the taste. of Mr. Pint.tipi ; they con-
sist principally of an allegorical painting, by MA-
EINAR' ; an elegant and excellant organ, and a su-
perb chandelier of gilt bronze, &c. which has a very
fine effect, and gave great satisfaction to the elegant
party._

. .
On Saturday, EDNirND CdanutEss, Esq. was on
the mction of the Duke of Sr. ALBAN'S, seconded by
Lord Viscount DUNCANNON unanimously elected to
the situation of Ma-terof the Ceremon es forWorthiag.
Thou„,,rh the maniples of fatal consequences
arising from the indiscretion of inexperienced persons
venturing, while swimming, beyond their depth, are
so frequent, scarce a day passes ss ithout instances of
this kind occurring at Worthing, and other watering
places. A too bold indulgence in this venturous ex-
ercise had nearly cost a Gentleman his life on Thurs-
day last, in sight of many persons on the beach : be
had incautiously gone out a considerable way from
the machines, and being sized with fear, lost the
supporting power of action. His situation, from his
cries for help, being observed, a man en horseback
went to his aid, but was not able to reach him fr.m
the plunging of the animal on which he rode.; a bo;.t
was then procured, into which he was taken, just
time enough to save him from drowning
London, England, 1808-09-28

PALENCIA, AUGUST 14.

The French army under the command of Bessieres
returned to this city on the 6th instant, and remained
here five dxys. They seized all the cash of the Con-
solidation Fund, which was considerable, but from
the Treasury they had nothing to rob, as it had been
previously exhausted. They plundered the house of
the Marshal Tordosillas y Ramirez, and took all the
r property of Senior Valdes, his uncle, which remained
there. In the Town-house their depredations exten-
ded even to the badges and collars worn by the Algua-
zils. They also carried off all the plate of the Ora-
torio. Orders were given to the centiiiels to permit
no person to leave or enter the town, and this was
done that it might not be known whether the troops
and carriages were proceeding to Burgos. • At last, '
on the 10th, about seven in the evening, General La-
salles set off in great haste with his cavalry, leaving
no Frenchmen here except some sick in the hospitals.
London, England, 1808-03-26

HEISINBURGH, MARCH 19.

Yesterday a courier arrived from Elsineur, with ac-
counts of the death of the King of Denmark, which
took place, suddenly, on the 13th of this month. On
the 16th the Crown Prince was proclaimed King, on
the Parade, by the title of Frederick the Sixth ; but
there was no acclamation, nor the least appearatice
of joy on the occasion.—Bernadotte had arrived at
Copenhagen ; and, it is said, that about four thou-
sand French troops had got over to Zealand ; and
that more were daily crossing the Belts.
London, England, 1808-03-26

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, March 19, 19011.
All Exchequer Bills dated in the month of January, February,
March and-Iprd, 1807,
TO DA PAID Oh.
THE Lads Co meiesioarre of his lkfajestis Treanrelherving given
I Diredieurfor paylag of the Principal ofthe above mentioned E- -
krone, with the Interest thereon, at tk Exchequer Bill Olet, is
insittg irdsapier, New Palsce yard, Wain:hater, WI Thursday, '
ic Ike lay of April, 1808, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays
allfolidays ex.eptcd) until Saturday, the 16th day of April, 18089
idnert,./no Ten o'Cloci in the Morning till One in the A perrom, for
&prose of receiving the 14111.• Andfcr the greater dispar-h, the bearer,
pit mid Bills are de,ired to bring( Lids containing the Numbers in ,
'maid order, awordssig to the raw of My said an times ef rem-
artmeat of Mont, with hie principal Sum: and Interest due thereon*
awed frays the days au which they are respectively dated, exclusive to
it MI nth Loy of April, indurive, when the lat:rest cease ; us.d
tiry me laird to write their Names and Plaris of Abode, in such Lists,
Dad iodate their Nam: en the said Bill:.
If my of tkHclders of the °fere:aid Bill: Merl' be desirous eeceiuing
From: of tie Principal and Interest, preview Se the said 28th day
of
April, they may be accommodated on meopseting* Interest, to the day on
aka tly wish to be paid, and leaving Me slid Bills for examination
et lay prior thereto.
fitni Persons as way he desirous of having New Exchegute Bills he
yet Popeat,upon mentioning the amount at the bottom 4. their Lists de-
burden or before the 16th April, may be accommodated with New Bills
amigos 'merest of three pence halfpenny, by the day on every Oar
Modred Peals, which said New Dills .114116.4 m date the said 28th dry
44,1608, and will be delivered on Saturday, the Auk April, and
difrikwing Day,.
W.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to January, 1807, have
Wu advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has
oast
London, England, 1808-03-26

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Mare& 10, isos.
'DHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINO
Ns MAJESTT's NAVY do her <y give )(eke,
gut 0, Thursday the Slot instant, they will be ready to
fore Yowlers in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quan-
-0,01 QUEBEC or other STAVES, At for the purposes of
.TIGHT and DRY CASKS, as the respective Persons
ow ray make Proposals thereof, will contract to deliver into
tie rowan Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth,
t ma proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, one-
,abytke 30th of November next, and the other half by the
Slat Januaryfollowing, following, distinguishing the description of
of
stye, and their length, width, and thickness. To be paid for
Table with interest ninety days after date.
Thcoritions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Orve• ,
horender for a less quantity than Ten Thousand Staves
KIL/Ditted'
4.4 lei will be had to any Tender is which the prier shall not 6,
twig is seat at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board
Oat iChtl ea the said Thursday the 31st instant, nor unless
„itotie Peron who 111.1 ifs the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
OA to "Own when randier.
- - -

VICTUAL LING OFFICE, Mareh 19, 1804.
COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
THEMIS MAJESTT's NAVY, do hereby giro Ni',otc
not 00 Monday the 28th instant, they will be ready to re.
• Toile/sin writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of
oat SBA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required
fo, dies:se of His Majesty's Ships and VeAels at the Island of
mgleita, for twelve months certain, and further until six months
fall be given, for the termination thereof. The mode of
risotto be by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
.neasiditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
0110.
Simard mill be 4a to any Tender is which the trice shall not de
iotdio :scat at tenth, or that alai! not be •cred to the Board le-
en as o'do.h ea the said Monday the Ath instant, nor widen the
rinses soh maks the raider, or torte anon on his 8.4a1f, atknds, to
ass, ahem called for ; nor will any Tender that contains extravagant
pi= log some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value lon
Ain, is assilerni as proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1808-03-26

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCK.
Casio* money, 64.1—for April aec. 6411-11-omnium 51, 4 pre.
Navy 5 per Cent. 97—Exchequer Bills, 45. pre.
London, England, 1808-03-26

EXPEDITION TO THE BALTIC.

We- have already stated that the idea of sending
troops to Sweden has been abandoned. It is how-
ever intended speedily to send a strong naval force to
the Baltic. Indeed the ships are now ready, and
nothing. but the prevailing easterly winds have pre-
vented them from sailing before this time.
Admiral Sir SAMUEL Hoon, a tried and brave
Officer, who is to have the command, left Town on
Thursday and arrived at Deal the same evening.—
The Centaur is hourly expected there from Ports-
mouth to receive his flag. Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ is
also expected to take a command in the same expe-
dition, who will hoist his flag on board the Victory,
on his arrival in the Downs.
London, England, 1808-03-26

SYNOD OF DUMFRIES.
THE Provincial Synod of Dumfries met on the
I.Sth instant, to take into their consideration Resolutions
oared into by some of the Counties of Scotland, intimating an
bastion of applying to the Legislature in order to obtain a law
remitting the power of the Tiend-Court in granting augment:t-
hus a the livings of the Clergy.
Rtscacco,
I. That the Church of Scotland, in its original establishment,
min confirmed by the Treaty of Union, is a radical and essen-
IW part of the British Constitution ; and as such, ought to be
mined in the full possession of a'.l its rights and privileges.
°. That any attempt to destroy, or even to diminish, those
and privileges, and thereby to affect the credit and use-
fulness of the Clergy, is hurtful to Religion, and is at all times
contrary to the dictates of wisdom and sound policy, but more
Rspecially in times like the present, when the exertion and unity
41311 classes in the common defence is so loudly called for.
& That the Ministers of the Church of Scotland have a right to
%suitable maintenance out of the Tiends, which arc the patri
tom of the Church.
4. That the largest stipends hitherto modified by the 'Tien&
Court are scarcely adequate to the decent support of the Clergy,
and by means proportioned to the circumstances of the times,
the incense of rents, the price of labour, and the expcnce of
3. That as no instance of excess in the modification of stipends
caberkeem, it would be unreasonable to limit the jurisdiction
*fa Court which has never ekcecdcd nor abused its powers.

e. That, as the progress of the depreciation of money and the
espence of living cannot be calculated, and as it cannot be foreseen
whet a further augmentation may become necessary, it would be
also to 61 is period before the expiry of which no augmentation
id be granted.
7. That those measures which must depend on future eircum-
ausse ought to be left to the discretion of the Court of 'Fiends,
Mild Can grant or withhoki augmentations as it shall see cause.
I. That the expence attending processes of locality, in which
te Clergy are no parties, is entirely foreign to the question, but,
whatever that expellee may be, it can never be justly pkaded as a ,
sewn why the Ministers of the Church of Scotland should be I
althrd of their legal rights.
9. That if any Bill shall be brought into Parliament tending to
throw obstacles in the way Of obtaining augmentations, or other-
wise to injure the rights and Interests of the Established Church,
they are determined by every legal means to oppose it :—And
they trust in the wisdom and justice of the Legislature that all
their rights and privileges stabs maintained, and that if anyeuch
Fall tit introduced (before essetesent shall take place,) they will
he allowed to be beard in their own defence.
The Synod of Dumfries solicit, and hope for, the CODCUTISM of
ell the other Claw& Courts in this common cause.
THOMAS T. DUNCAN, QL She.
ISA Mink 111011.
London, England, 1808-03-19

Napoteoti, ditittladed at the coacket of the Pope,
has ordered the Nuncio who resided at Paris to quit

France.
The eseitsid Caseite of the 2d instants states that the
Russian army in Moldavia and Wallachia has been
considerably reinforced. It also contains the follow•
ing article : ,
The British squadrons *hid: are now cruizitig hi
the Archipelago and hi the lonian and Adriatic Seas,
take all the Greek and Turkish vessels, and sink theit
cargoes. The Seven Islands are closely blockaded,
and the scarcity and want of provisions are said to be
very great in Corfu and Cerigo."

ELSINIUR, MARCH S,
We have received the following advices from Stock
holm :

" Stockholm, March 1.

,g We are looking forward here for the breaking
out of war. The Russian Minister, Von Alopeus,
wss already on the point of taking his departure,
when the King sent for him, and told him that he had
still a last proposal to make : he would pledge his
guarantee that no English ship of the line should en-
ter the Baltic, if they would not molest him—if not,
he would at any rate put in force the alliance with
England, invade Norway, and bombard one port of
the Baltic after another. The Russian Ambassador
has sent another courier with this proposal to Peters-
burg, and it is thought that the latter Court will ap-
ply to Napoleon, on whose answer war or peace will
depend. This decision is not, however, expected be-
fore the 25th of March."
London, England, 1808-03-19

MOOKS BY -AUCIION.

MR. STOCKbALE respectfully informs the
Public, that a Sale by Auction, of Books, Maps, and Ho-
gsnh's Prints, will take place al his New Room, NO. inn, Picea-
on Monday text the 21st instant, and eleven following days,
Sunday excepted, beginniog at gne o'clock to a minute.
Among other Books will be found,
Williams's Justice, 4 vols ; Complete Farmer, 2 vole ; Guillim's
Heraldry, eritblazoned, Hogarth's Works, L,tvater's Physiognomy,
5 vols ; Lord Orford's Works, 5 cols; Eneyclopedia Britannica,
envois; Chardin's Travels in Persia, Parliamentary Register,ll7
rob; Fourcroy's Chemistry, 11 cols ; Grose's Antiquities, 3 vols;
Vanconver's Voyage round the World, Chativhard's Map of Ger-
many, Lltc ; Shaktppear's Dramatic Works, l vol; Plant i Hi:tory
of Switzerlastd, S vols ; Camden's Britannia, 4 vols ; Macklin s
Bible, 6 cols; French Encvelopedie, vols ; Sir Win. Jones's
Works, 8 vols; Universal History, 60 vols; lieptinstall's Bible,
ReltS'S Cytedia, Is pans; Tavernier's Travels through Persia,
New Ann Register, 1 VO_S ;Nt Li/ Cases, 3 vols;
G
Memoires de rantinont, I. t Edwards's History of the West
Indies, acids; tlurpby's 'Fatima 6 vols; Shakespear's Plays, in
vol.; Weld's ravels thre Corwin. 2 vols; flogarth's Marriage
e-ls-mode, 6 original Frints trained and glazed ; Lord Gienbcree
on Elections 4 vole.
(analogues to be had of V. Stocktiale, Piccadilly:

• DR. 7Alll.a's ANALFFL'IC P 11144; -
BILIOUS DISORDERS, so prevalent in this
countrYs are removed with greater ease and safety by these
Pills; than by any other Medicine ; they are efficacious in indi-
gestion{, loss of' appetite, habitual costiveneas, ftatulencies in the
stomach or bowels, and cholics thence arising ' • likewise in gouty
habits, in giddiness, or rheumatic pains in the head ; as those oc-
casioned by free living, thereby preventing palsies and apoplexies
so often the consequeusethereof ; prevent or stop the progress of
a cough or cold ; are eicellent in lowness of spirits and nervous
disorders ; in drapsies tbsy have ppt their eqeal, as no water will
accumulate whilst these pills are regularly taken—by rernoving
the cause, they often restore persona subject to flu ; In the decline
of life, *either sea should be without them ; travellers by sea or
land would be wise to receive them in their 'Loa.
They age prepares' and sold gettubse,lfy.B. Perrin, Chemist, (the
may person who ever prepared them .fui thr late Dr. Robert
James), rio. 23, Souttnanptonstrett, Strand, London i 2s. 9d. per
Inas or siibostsfor

his hen,
" More clamorous than a prrfat against rain,
" More new-langled than'an ape,
" And more gala/ in my desires than a monkey."—Sla
London Published by'l komas Tegg, tl i, Chealiside; and 'Lay
be had of &booksellers and dealers in hanks.
N. B. Please to order Woodward and Rowlandson's F.dition.
London, England, 1808-03-19

AMERICA.
'll4 day We received Boston arti I.le* York N.
pars to the 90th of January.
Mr. Ross arrived at Washington on the 9th, and
was formally received by the President on the I I th.
Every thing in America bears the aspect of coucilia-
tiun with this country. Even the late Orders in Cour .

cil had excited no hostile feeling.
The reception of Mr. ROSE at Washington, aril the
result of his conferences, were of so favourable a n?.
ture to Great Britain, thA the French Ambassador
gave in an insolent note, in which he threatens to de-
mand his passports, if Mr. Rose is continued to be
received as the accredited Minister of Great Britain.
The Official Piper, published at Washington, for•
mall), contradicts the reports, that any indignity Was
offered to Mr. ROSE, on his arrival in America, and
assures its Readers, that every possible respect eras
paid to him, in conformity to his rank as a British
Ambassador.
A vessel had arrived at NeW rot* titan Martinique.
The frigates which lately sailed front France with
troops on board, arrived safely at Martinique on the
2tth December, and after landing 500 troops, with
ammunition, &c. sailed next day. An embargo had
been laid on all vessels at Martinique, from the daily
expectation of an attack from a British force, but the
Island was reported to be in a good state of defence.
Another American vessel is said to have passed
through a British fleet steering for Martinique, a few
days after the capture of St. Thomas and St. Croix,
the Danish settlements.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM G. GARLAND, SA. OP
POOLE, DATED MARCH 17.
" 1 yesterday received letters from Boston to the 2d uk. at
which time the Nelson and Garland were arrived, the former
with some damage, the particulars of which are not specifiect—
My friends have so little apprehension of a. war arida this country,
that they were waiting some dais with each a cargo en board,
hoping the embargo would tie taken off. Thhccaruunstance will
enable you to complete the insurance without war, aqd free of cap-
ture in port."
EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER FROM POOLE, SAME
DATE.
" Yesterday I received letters from Boston to the 2d ult. and
hear there were others to the Bth, by a vessel belonging to Mr.
SPURRIER, arrived at Baltimore, in Ireland. There seemed but
lute apprehensions of war in America, and hopes were enter-
tained that the embargo would soon be taken off."
London, England, 1808-03-19

ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 3, 'soil.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTt's ORDNANCE, Jo IscrAy gilds. Nihau,
Tinthoposals veal be received at their Mit In ea
"theft Itooday the last instant, from Such Persons as may be
vans) undsvtako the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance
Pones stationed in the following Distrists, viz.—

South \\'M, including
Portamoutlo, lule of Wight, and
Chri.tchurch

Borth Britain
Northern
Yorkshire
Listern, exclusive of Wet.tern
Worley Woolwich, with its dependencies
southem,txclusivc of Watley and Cliaatant
Chatlta.n
r.‘r 3 period of six months from the Ist of April next.

The Forme to be furnished in miens to consist as hereafter
L.:. from time to time he required, either a

101bs. of Oau or of
fibs. of Hay
pod
ttlbs. of Straw

I}lw. of Data
tilbs. of Hay
and
Elba. of Straw,

Almost be delivered at the respective Stations at the expense
Jibe Contractor, who is also to runtish such Horses with o;t9
+Ma per Ration, as may be .I)illvtuai within the district for
he contract..

The Proposals may be delivered separately or !ointly for each
44411, and It is expected that the Contractor shall receive the
411 k Dung, that during the period of his Contract may accumu•
4.; leaking an allowance fox the same.

Farther particulars may be known, upon application to the I
I 13cers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Ilistzict, and
at the Secretary's Office, in IblLtsiall afnri'saill, any day.
klareen the hour; of ten and four o'clock, where 4he Proposals
green be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed " Proposals for the
tally of Purace;" but no Proppsals can be ailmjsteti after the said
-14 instant, at twelve o'clock :a noon of the same day; neither
Many Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an
khut ia his behalf, shall attoode—By Order of the Board,
R. H. Secretary.
London, England, 1808-03-19

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

This morning we received Hamburgh Papers to
the 11th inst. also some private letters. Their con-
tents are subjoined :
Letters from Stralsund, of February 28, state,
that Baron Dannfeldt, private Aid-de-Camp of the
11 King of Sweden, who arrived there with dispatches
from his Swedish Majesty, is gone to Paris. All oor-
respondence with England and Sweden has been pro-
: hibited in the Duchy of Mecklenburgh.
We are informed by letters from the Rhine, that
the horses, which were intendedby the Grand Seignior
as a present for the French Emperor, and which were
actually on their way to Paris, have Imes ordered by
Napoleon to be sent had to Tnrity, mast Be allowed to
enter France.
According to the last account from Venice, 12,000
Russian troops remain on the frontiers of Italy at the
disposal of the French Emperor.
London, England, 1808-09-17

RED LION INN„ DONCASTER.

fIELCHER, (from the Sun Inn, Bradford) begs
luave to make his most grateful acknowledgments to the
Nobility and Public in general, for the very flattering support he
has been honoured with since entering to the above Inn; and
respectfully informs them, that having purchased the Premises, he
has now completely fitted up the House in the neatest slimier,
and made such other itnprovements as he trusts will render his
accommodations worthy a continuance of their favours.

VXPEDIT [GUS TRAV Eq,LINGto I RELAND
A-4 by way of Bristol, where there are Thirty-four PACKETS
constantly passing and repassitig ; Six on the average, weekly,
wind and weather permitting; taking their departure from Weeks
Hotel, and Lamp-lighters Hall inn and Tavern, for Dublin,
Cork, Waterford, and Belfast.
Passengers going to either of the ports may be accominodated
with Sea Stock of every description at the above Hotel; and
should they, by contrary winds, or any other cau'e, choose to
alter their rout, ►t will be taken back free of any ex ponce.
Goods, Carriages, Horses, &e. &.c. forwarded to the Offices of
Mr. Edward Phillips and Mr. Duncan Fisher, Ship \lents oppo-
eke the Draw-bridge, Bristol, will find a safe and speedy convey-
ance to either of the above Ports.
London, England, 1808-09-17

OXFORDSHIRE.

I'® BE SOLD, an ESTATE, situate in the Parish
of Ducklington, containing 109 Acres of Arable, Meader'',
and rasture Land, now let to a respectable Tenant, under a I.ease
which will expire at Lady-day, 1810. The greater part of this
Estate is Freehold and the remainder Leasehold, for a Term of
1900 years, and come latently but little (if any) inferior to Free-
hold. There is a Farm House and suitable Buildings on the
Estate, and for particulars and to treat for the same, apply to
Mr. Morgan, Solicitor, Gray's-Inn-square

CRONF.BANE COPPER MINES, WICKLOW, IRELAND.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,

On WEDNESDAY, September 21, at Twelve o'Clock, at
Garraway's, London, in four Lots,
FORTY SHARES of one hundred POUNDS
each in the INCORPORATED AssociATED IRISH
MINE CONIPANY,, for working CRONE.BANE and other
MINES in the County of Wicklow, with the TOWN and
LANDS of CRONEBANE, and all Buildings and Improve-
ments thereon, together with the Mines and all the Ores now
ntised there; and on the Lands or TIGRONY, and all property
vested therein, with the profits and advantages that may arise
from the said undertaking, which is 'now beneficially carrying
on, the Works with new Shafts and every thing appertaining, be-
ing in the most perfect order, aad the probable future expence
so trifling, as to insure very encreased dividends, which have
been from 81. to 121. per cent..

Printed Particulars may be had of Alexander Mills, Esq.
Aloblin; of Messrs. Wiltuns, Solicitors, Gloucester; of Messrs.
Jenkins, James and Abbotts, Solicitors, No. 8, New Inn ; at
Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, No 28, New Britte-street,
Blackfriars, London.

TUNSI'ALL HOUSE, KEN'',
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Rose lnn, Sittingbourne, on Wednesday, the :18th day of
September instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (unless
previously dispo ,ed of by Private Contract, of which notice
will be given in this paper)
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, called
TUNSTA 1.1. HOUSE, with Stables, Yards, Coach House,
Dove House, and other convenient Buildings, extensive Gardens,
partly walled in, and the whole well stocked with choice Fruit
'Frees, a large Grove and Shrubber with about thirteen Acres
of very rich Meadow and productive Orchard Ground, and a
smsliCottage adjeining, very pleasantly situated in the Parishes of
Tunstall and Borden, in the County of Kent, within the distance
of oho mile from the Post Town of Sittingbourne, 17 from Can-
terbury, 11 from Maiduone, and 41 from London, in a good
Sporting Country, abounding with Game. A- Pack of Fox
Hounds, and a Pack of Harriers are kept within four miles of
the Mansion, which coustantly hunt during the season.
The above Premises are now in the occupation of William
Murton, Fsq. un4r a Lease, nine Years whereof will be uner-,
pired at Michaelmas next, by whose leave the same may be
viewed by applying at the House. •
Fat fartherparticulars; apply to Messrs Piereint and Son, Sod
licitors, Middle Temple, London ; or to Messre.-De Lasaux and
Bogburst,Solieitors, 4Asisfordsin•Ksbt, who are &valorised to
treat for Sal; of thy Estate by Private Contract,
London, England, 1808-09-17

SALE Dl' AUCTION.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE,TUCHI.N, atolr FORREST,
On Tuesday, the 13th of Novel-ober, at 12 o'clock, at Carraway's
Coßee-house 'Change-alley, Ceirnhill, (if nut Sold by Private
Contract before the 10th of Octoinr),
ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, advantageously situated a short distance from
the market towns of St. bleot's and Hiintingdon, and bounded by
the turnpike road from Eaton to Kimbolton. Consisting of a
Manor, with the quit-rents, find, royalties, and immunities, a
genteel Cottage Residence, recently erected, and sundry eligible
Farms and Lands, containing 1034 Acres of tertile,,Meadow, Pas-
ture, Arable, and \Vood Lands, well timbered, and except a small
inclosed, and lying very compact, with Farm-houses and suitable
Farming Buildings, now in the occupation of respectable tenants,
the present rents, exclusive of the Manor and Woods in hand,
amount to upwards of 11100 per annum. A part is tythv free,
, and the Lend Tax of the whole Estate is redeemed.
A considerable part of the Purchase Money nay be left on
M or gage for five or seven years.
T . be viewed by applying either to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,
Tachin, and Forrest, Aklersgate-street, or to Win. Walton, E. q.
Girdler's Hall, London, who are authorised to treat fa the saie
by Private Contract.
Printed particulars may he had 211 days preceding the sale, it
the Cock Ins, Eaton; Cross K• ys >it. Noot'si Fountain, Hunting-
don ; Swan, Bedford ; Whit.. Lion, Khnbolton ; ". :!Il.ot,Csundle ;
George, Northampton ; White Hart,lltraindoe at the Place
uE Sale.
. . . . ,
London, England, 1808-09-17

,
VICTUALLING OFFICE, Slimier 10, ill*
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY: NAVY, do korai yew Ntdlee,
That on Thursday the 22d instant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (scaled sip) and treat for the Sale of the
GRAINS that shall be produced in his Majesty's Brewhouse at
Deptford, for twelve months certain, from the loth of October
next, and further until three months warning shall be given.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will he had to any Tender in oohich the price ,hall not he is-
revted in seer& at length, or that shall not Sc delivered to the Board before
one o'clock tln the said Thursday the :rd instant. nor unless the per.
son who male, the raider, er nate terms ay his behalf, attends, to
answer when calledfw.

PICTUA LLING OFFICE, September 15, 1808.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive
tenders in writing (sealed "up) and treat for such quantities of
BLACK SIVITKNA, ALEXIA, or DENIA RAISINS, as the
respective Dealers therein may think proper to offer : to be
answerable to Samples to be produced with the tenders ; to be
delivered, one half thereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in a
fortnight afterwards; into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at
Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the price shall not he
nierkd ix words at length, or that stall not be delivered to the Board
tefore One o'Clock on the said Friday the 23d itntant, nor unless the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person so his behaY", attends to
answer when called Ter.
London, England, 1808-09-17

413eseo, Mr. C. KEMBLi; Las Casat:Mr. CRESWELL.
klelite,, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To wii.ch will be sikbej, sib time, the bot New Twee, called
THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES;
• ~• OR, I'ITE PLOTIING LOVERS.
Aintino, .111UNDEN; .Dm Carlos Meade, Mt. NINES ;
Dos Giumai, Mr. BR UNT 0 N ; Seiplo, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Sancho, Mr. LISTON;
Lucite*, Mrs. GIB& ; Isabella, Mies BRISTOW.

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
Office, in liartratresit.
The doors to be opned at half-past fives and the ray begin at
Laff-pastsix..
• Oa Wednesday the Comic Opera of the English Fleet in 1342 ;
aaditaymond sad
On Friday, King Henry the Eighth; Katharine, Mrs. Siddons ;
thi' Musical Farce of I.ock and Key.
tf On account of the great overflow from every part of the
Matte, on the night of opening, Shakespeare a Tragedy of
Mick-eh will be repeated on Monday, September 9.6 ; Lady
Macbeth, Mrs. Siddous; with the New Farce of the Portrait of
Cervantes.

PATRIOTIC FUND.
This day was published, price 4s. in boards,
j'HE FIFTH REPORT of the PROCEED.
INGS of the COMMITTEE for MANAGING the
PATRIOTIC FUND, from the Ist of March, 1307, W the 29th
of February, I stns.
London : Printed for the Committee of the Patriotic Fund ;
and sold by William Phillips, Bookseller, George Yard,Lunabartl-
street.
London, England, 1808-03-21

95th Ditto—Second Lionise...Oise!. Pretties' to he liniment,
without purchase, vice Join &mart, who resigns; Second
Lieutenant William Booth to be ditto, via, ,elan, promoted in
the Sicilian Regiment ; Co:, Gent. to be Second Lieute-
nant,-vice Percival ; nudger, Gent. to be do. vice Booth,
96th Ditto—Captain W. C. Eustace, from the 81st Regiment, to
be Major, by purchase, vice Thontley, who retires.
3d West India Regiment—Ensign Bernard Clarke, from the 95th
Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dobbin, promoted
in the 27th Foot.
4th Ditto—Captain Lord William G. H. Somerset, from the 10th
Light Dr4nons, ip be Captain of a Company, vice Bowen,
who exchanges.
The Sicilian Regiment—Assistant Surgeon John Howell, from
the 61st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Miller, appointed to the 79th
Regiment.
:k1 Garthon

Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Prendergast, promoted in the 71st Foot.
rh Ditto—Thomas Johnson Smith, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Ri-;
vington, promoted In the 8:141 Regiment.
th Ditto—Carain Joseph Jerrard,from the &id Regiment, to
he Captain, vice Boyse, who exchanges ; Ensign and Adjutant
George Nicholson to have the rank of Lieutenant.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Matthew O'llea, from the'
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice O'Leary, who
excitants.
Bth Ditro—Lieutenant David Davies, from half pay of Donlan's
Battalirrt, t i he Lieutenant, vice Brown, deceased ; I.icutenant
James Sloan, from the 50th Foot, to be ditto, vice Painter, ap-
pointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign Cornelius
'O'Leary. from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign,i
vice 011 ea, who exchanges.
STA FF.
Asdsiant Commissary Mathew Delaval O'Meara, from the Irish!
Establishmliit, to he art Assistant Commissary of Stores, Provi-
sions, and Forage to the Forces, vice Parkhurst, whoexchanrs.
Alexa :d r Sonutvilie, Cent. to be an Assistant Commissary of
Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces serving in the West
Indies.
London, England, 1808-03-21

IrHE Ait

- The tuards who Were ordered to hold themselves
readiness for service in the Baltic, have been coMi-
terrnanded ; and it is geneially understood that the
*project of sending an army td Sweden has been relin-
quished. Several ships will proceed
Sir JOHN STUART has left town for Ply Mouth, where
he is to embark on board the Alacrity slbop of war,
for Sicily. Sir Jouw retains the Staff appointed ty

his successor, Sir J. MOORE, in the command of the
army in that island. _ _

No appointment could give greater satisfaction
throughout the Army, than General OAKES, one of
the heroes of Egypt, succeeding Sir WILLIAm GREEN
in the command at Malta. At the same time that
General OAKES goes out to assume the command at
Malta, Sir JOHN STUART, the hero of Maida, goes
out to take the command in Sicily. Very considerable
reinforcements go out to all the regiments in that quar-
ter. The greater part of the 20th Dragoons, a very
fine body of men, are now embarking at the Isle of
Wight.
Some transports, and a large quantity of ordnance
stores, are about to be sent out to North America.—
The Field Officers sometime ago Gazetted foi• this
service all take their.passage by this fleet.
_

Large reinforcements for every regiment in the West
Indies are now embarking from the Isle of Wight,
and *ill sail in two or three days. Major DAVIS com-
mands 300 fine fellows, who go out to the Isth Re-
giment.
Genet al Ei-Emett, of the Engineers, at present com-
mands the garrisOn of Portsmouth.
We are glad to hear that the fever which raged
among the -troops at Portsmouth has been stopped by
the skill of Dr. GRANT.
London, England, 1808-03-21

This day was published,
Illustrated by Maps, price as. 6d. boards,
GEOGRAPHY, or a DESCRIPTION of the
several parts of the world, and 'their productions, with the
Religions, Customs, &c. of the inhabitants, and a Summary of
Ancient Geggraphy, des
ie
BRANSBY.d for the use of Schools.
By. JOHN
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row; and J. Bransby, Ipswich.

This day was published, price Twenty-three Shillings,
The Fourth Part, completing the First Volume, in one large
quarto, illustrated by thirty-three coloured plates, containing
nearly one hundred subjects, price 41. in boards of
DESCRIPTION and TREATMENT of CU-
TANEOUS DISEASES, Volume I. consisting of the first
four orders.
By ROBERT WILLAK M. D. F. A.S.
Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had any of the Three preceding Parts to com-
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• This day was published,
A new Edition, with material Additions and Alterations, with
Plates, in Two Volumes Octavio, price One Guinea in boards,
ASYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRAC-
TICAL. CHEMISTRY.
Bt FR#DERICK ACCUM.
Teacher of Practical Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Mineralogy, and
late Chemical Operator in the Royal institution of Great
Britain.
is We think this week-sa en elementwy treatise, highly Taloa-
' bk. It is clear, exp.*, sod comprehensive. The different pro-
perties of bodies are detailed with perspicuity, and supported by
easy apposite experintents. The particular descriptions are pre-
ceded by a clear account of chemical action ; and the fats that
demonstrate the attraction and repulsion of bodies." • "
-. . Critical Review, vol. =aim p. 680.

This work is drawn.ttp for th•Luse of such as are usicquaint-
ea with chemical valence, and will doubtless prove acceptable to
the rumiertsus cultivators of the science of Chemistry."
N ichtslson's Journal.
Printed for G. Iteargey, Fleet-street.
By whom will speedily be published, by the same Author,
A new Edition of a .Practical Essay on the Analysis of Minerals.
London, England, 1808-03-21

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19.

The fourteen ships intended for the Baltic, have
not been able to sail this week, owing to strong gales
from the eastward. The Halifax, Lord JAME 4 TOWNS-
tint% sailed from Plymouth, on Wednesday, with
dispatches fi,r Halifax ; and the Scorpion, Captain
SrANIIELD, sailed on a crone. There hul been no
arrivals at that port for some time, oaring to strong
easterly winds, La Belle Poule, and la Gloire fri-
gate, were this morning taken 6dt of Dock, to be
commissioned. The Honourable Capt. BLnatwoon
is appointed to the Warspite, hf 74 guns, at Chatham.
Captain SYKES is appointed to the Diomede, Sir
EDMUND NAGLE'S flag ship. Sir JAMES SAVUATUFX
wll hoist his flag on board the Victory, of 100 guns,
at Chatham, for the Baltic. The Barflenr, of 93 guns,
Captain MACLEOD, is, as was before stated, for the flag
of Rear Admiral OTWAY.
DOVER, MARCH 20.

His Majesty's hited armed cutter PIUNCESS Cr
WALES is lying in the harbour, with a signal for a
convoy to the Eastward flying, and about fifty sail
of coasters are now here, wind.bound.—Wind E. and
moderate, with a thick fog.
London, England, 1808-03-21

shortly will he published, M one Volume quarto,
THE DOSTRINE of INTEREST and AN-
NUITIES analytically investigated and evplainesl. 'l'o
which are aided several useful Tables connected with the subject.
By FRA.I4CIS BAILY, of the Stock Exchange.
Sold by L Richardson, Royal Exchange.
Where may be had,by the time Author, Tables for the Pur-
chasing and Renewing of Leases, price 6s.

'lbis day was published, in One large Volume svo.
price 14s. in boards,
I HE DOCTRINE of the GREEK ARTICLE,
I. applied to the Criticism and the Illustration of the New
Testament.
By T. F. MIDDLETON, A.M.
Rector of Tatisor, in Northamptonshire, and of Bytham, in
Lincolnshire.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand; sold also by
Deighton, and Barrett Cambridge; by Cooke, and Parker, Ox•
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Dedicated by Permission to Her MAJt.STY.
This day wan. published,
Elegantly primed in Three large Volume., imperial Octavo, and
illustrated with Sixty Plates, designed and engraved by Mr.
William Daniell, price 61. 6s. ifs extra boards ; also in veiny
Bvo. price 31.1 3s. 6d. in extra hoards,
ZOOGRAPHY ; or, The Beauties of Nature dis-
played—ih Select Descriptions from the Animal and Vegeta-
ble, with Aolditions from the Mineral Kingdom; systematically
arranged. By W. WOOD, F.L.S
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand.

Octavo Edition Of MTS. CARTER'S MEMOIRS and WORKS.
This day was published,
Handsomely printed in two large volumes, price, in boards, 18s.
The Second Edition of
MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. ELIZABETH
CARTER, with a New Edition of her Poems, including
some which have never appeared before ; to Which will be added
some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with her Notes on
the Bible, and Answers to Objections concerning the Christian
Religion.
By the Rev. MONTAGU PF.NNINGTON, M.A.
Vicar of Northbourn' in Kent, her Nephew and Executor.
Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; sold also by 1. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, a few remaining copies of the quarto
edition, handsomely printed on a fine paper, price, in boards,
A. ts. Also a new edition, in two volumes, Bvo. of Mrs. Carter's
Translation from the origiaal Greek, of the Works of Epictctus,
price, in boards, 16s.
London, England, 1808-03-21

*NIT COIL IbtrELLIGENCI.:...

PP4TANCR, MARCH 17.
,Arrived the Poly, Pilham, with wheat from ;eye
to Liverpool, hring sprung a leak, ollliged to, take
out her cargo ; Flora, Bread, from LBnelon ; Ceres,
Bawden, with oats, &c.; Butler, *ith proliisions
from Ireland. Sailed the Union, Baker ; Dench,
for Liverpool ; Elisabeth and Phillig Teague ; Nel-
son, Down ; John and William,-; and Amelia,
Mills, all for Wales'
PLYMbUTH, MARCH 10.

Came in the Pallas, of 36 guns, from the West-
ward ; and the Pickle, of 18 guns, from a cruize.—
Sailed the Hinitostan, of 50 pins, with a fleet of
victuallers, for the, fleet oft the Tagus.