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London, England, 1808-06-30 00:00:00

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TIM CORK- EITEDITION.

Saturday morningy two of &r A. Ws ,taaa.ev's
Aides-de-Camp, arrived at Cork, to prepare for the
sailing of the trameorts in that harbour. The Ramat
itaronet w mowed at Cork every hour, and a va-
riety of.better had reached, the Posit Office there, ad-
dressed to hit% in the coupe of Saturday. Sir A.
WELLFai.xv has been ocipuipia& since Monday se'nnight
at Dublin, in making mak arrangements in his Civil
Department, as gliei Secretary for Ireland, previcats
bis setting out for Cork.

Fagunc" INTO .L/

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PLYMOunk MOM as.
Last night arrived the Country Squire, Captaiir
Cf.nat4; Severn, Captain SMITH • Loyalty, Captain •
BAILEY; and Fortunate, Clpta.in MuLar, all from Ja..
maica, bound to London, with rum, sugar, coffesk
and wine. They sailed from Jamaica the Ist of May,
in company with about 200 saii,under convoy of the
ARETHIUSA, of 38 guns, Captain BRISBANE; WOLF.
of 16 guns; Bono, of 16 guns, and Tweed, of IS
vms—the two latter, after seeing the fleet cleared of
the island, returned to. JaMaica. Past of the fleet
separated from the convoy the Ist Juno, and: others
the Bth following, which was the last time the above
slips saw them, and then the AaarnunA, with about
70 sail, were together. The frigate is said to have
ou board an immense amount in specie.. Soon after
the fleet left Jamaica, they fell in with two
schooner privateers, which the men of war captured ;
caw of them the Ectto and TWRED carried back to the
island ; the other was manned and accompanied the
fleet some days, when it was reported that she was
run clown by one of the merchant-ships. It is feared
that the fleet are very much dispersed.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29..
Sailed his Majesty's ships la BONNE CITOTENNE on
a cruise ; and the SHAapsnoonta. with a convoy for
GLzrnsey. Wind S. E.

DOVER, JUNE 29.
Five of the East India ships came to an anchor off
here early this morning, to Stop tide (the others got
round the Foreland), and weighed again about ten
o'clock, and turned away for the Downs. Arrived
in the Roads this morning his Majesty's sloop TRW-
PEUSE from a cruize also the ARGUS from the
westward, with a corroy for the River. " ind N.E.
and moderate.
DEAL, JUNE 2'9..
Arrived the Sr. ALMN22 (4 guns, wit 4 Ose Hang
Addington, Retreat, tkitanniu4 • Cuffnels, True Bel-
ton, Nottingham, Scstleshy Castle, and Cut:n*l2o
East-India ships, under convoy from Chula. Sailed,
the SLQODHOUNp gun-brig, on 4 cruize oif Boulogne ;
Derriccs, 74..auns, for Sheerness., Arrived the 114 A.
RINEK gun-bns from a cruize off
Retnain in the Dovals.,Princess of Ory.tige, Invincible, Seep-
, Ire, St. Albans., Alert, Mariner grata-bilg, Ranger. Naval trans-
port; Henry Addington, Retreat, Britannia, CuEnels, T, n
Bri-
ton, Nottingham, Scsdeaby Castle, eigdx?rland, East-India ships;
foe the Rivet. •
SHEERNESS, JUNE Sta.
The ORPTSEL gun-brig} with the Baltic convoy,
remains at the Note. Arrived from the Baltic the
iivredish "hip Favourite, Capt. SEvitt,ltts, for orders.

. HARWICH, JUNE 29.
"Arrived this day the Loan Purpash Captain Mt.!
*anrron, with a Mail from ain Heligold. The Eansc.
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OF LEICKITKR, Captain HANKOND, tOt cittenburth,
and the AUCKLAND, Captain BRIDGE, for Melillo•
land, are detained here by contrary winds.
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From LLOYD'S LIST. /
GRAVISZNO,JOI.4 29.—Paned by the Russel, Linder; fresh . -
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Yonghall ; Harvey, Booth, Progress, Parisli, Betsey, Paters,, •
Good Intent, ll.eppell, Peggy, Eddrington, Penelope, Lamb, and' '
Priscilla, Week% from Gottenbugh,rSailed the Two Sisters, :
Inger, for Antigua; Gallant Schemer, Smith, for Gail:altar ,
Jane, Davis, for Dublin ; Elizabeth, May, Ambolator, Oulburst,
Cecilia, Marks, and Venus, Hunter, for Gottenburgh.
Yesterday a letter was received from Captain lorms, of the
Caroline privateer, belonging to Plymouth, which was caitured
by a Spanish brig of spperior farce. It was supposed tliat Captain
Josi es bad been killed in the action, and his rel :tions had actually
put on mourning for him. The privateer he engaged was a brig-
belonginm
gto Vigo. She carried eight long sixes and 86 me—
The Caroline was of an inferior force, and bad on board only zBCI
men. After two broadsides hid been exchanged, it became nut
calm, and notwithstanding the exertions of Captain JON c!
valiant crew, they could not prevent the Spaniards from coming
alongside. Captain lop as soon after had the misfortune to rie.
ceive a musket-ball In the calf of his left leg, besides a severe
wound in his head. A number of the enemy threw thernseltes
on board and overpowered the crew of the Caroline. Notwith-
standing this, Captain Jowls would not order his men to strike
their colours, but left it to the. Spaniards to cut. them down. The
' contest lasted two hours. The Spaniards had their Second Cap-
tain and six men killed, and twelve men wounded. The Caroline
had three nn.a killed and fourteen severely wounded, besides
Captain Jo isms. The crew of the Caroline were In the first In-
stance treated with severity; but on their arrival in, Gallicia,
where they found that province in arms against France, they were
treated with all the tenderness of brothers, and were immediately
liberated with other British prisoners, amounting in all to 117.
Captain domes left Coruna on the 17th inst. and came home
i in the ALCMEN z ; the rest of his officers and men, with other EH-
' tish prisoners, remained on board the DZIFIANCF MALI of war, o
, I Comma,

An English Gentleman, who lately made the tour
of Spairykas announced an account of his Travels,
and the present state of that country, fur publication
to-morrow, accompanied by maps and plates.
The following has been sent to us for insertion r.—
" We are assured that the transactions with Mr.
Dix, which have baea charged against Messrs.
Prime in supplying Great Coats for the Army are
ill-founded, and that the most satisfactory proofs are
preparing, which will be immediately produced to
confute
.them, and also the other charges broirghe
forward against those Gentlemac=
Conn-M.4MM, MA/t/c-LILYS; Jon 90,-.The supply
of Wheat this day is rather cousi4erable ; Aeride is
4ull in sale, and again at rather lower priees—Tßarler
and doe Malt-are
swbut little In derwand—Aye at lesr.—rGrey
Peas are cheapins=ileans of the two kinds are /slimy
and lowerierThere are bxgf supplies pi' Oafs, and this
trades again quoted cheaper.—Fleur n -wit at lest
frlce-i• - -
• eeeseas cameo, is ewers :
Vnteatt 34 Oh- 'Mk. Us= Soakti 005.155.
Rye, 431. 301.
likalay, 4040!
Malt, 04s. 745. Tick dwo 0i146.
311 i.
ea Stior
ts, sits. 405.3
Petard aitle, roa:40„
Potato, ditto, 4415.
White Pre (boillen),110s. Ms. PAPP Sisal SOL sr pad.
Grey at% sea. sots.
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