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London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

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GIAVM me, Anti. 56,-.PaffrA by the Providence. Lead. fns
Dublin; Atberle, UttLny, from Sligo; Mama. Borman, from
St. Michael's; Penelope, Hodge. and N. S. de Pedorae Amore.
from Oporto; Expedition. Hamburg, from Zant; Jong,
Jaime. Coothu, and Endue, Mateo, from Lifbon.—Salled,

the City of London, Daridfon, for Grenon ; Luc*, Limon. for
St. Kitt's ; Good Intent, Rayne*, for St. Vincent's; Frierifinp,
Simkins, for Antigua; Alfred, Barden, for Memel{ Britons,
NeWllll.lll, for Stettin; Concordia, Laurent, for AmilLerdan ;
Vrow Anna, Bierman, for Renflaurg; Drie Gebenders, Backer,
for ditto Jorge lifeyboaa, Weirts, and Twa Gebroders, lid-
lets, for Tnaankillm
AII the Creek, Alert, widen, from Mondale ; Ola-
den, &cabaret , from Cadiz ; and Endeavour, Graham, from Zante.
In Yarmouth Roads, Benjamin, Botcher, from Gibraltar; and
Drummond, Young, from Palermo. At Cowes, George Walk-
tagton, —, from Savannah. At Drifted, Perfewsuegg, Cavallo,
from Lilbon. At Liverpool, Warren, Hananond.froas New Tork ;
Ceres, Warner ; and Three Kings, .—, from St. Michael's. At
Cork, Sally, Clifton, from New York. At New Tort,
from London. At Jets ales, Ann, Portrus, from
Africa; Brunfwkk. Shaw, and Phalan Denim. from Landon.
Ac St. Helena, Britannia, Derek, from Landau ; Haddon, —,
from Bombay; Maitland, —; Operands', •-•--• and Serfage-
patent, --, from the South Seas. At Bawd. Tigivta, Graham ;
Hugh Inglis, and Europe, [rasa Lostdoe.
The Sumps, Waimea, tram Lasko, was Mom out of Ms-
d ira on the yth of March, was fare on this asods, with all her
waft. rag. and had set retweatoeOha 1
. .

The Cadbury, bum Lam Ice jamb" b wired at
Sarbadms. tibe pitied imm do *mad Amp ewer, sad about
So fail, on the 3Stb of January. . •
The fiagibusTi Rear sdy„ tram New lirtinfarielt far jarnaka, has
been taken, retakanood lent tato New Providence.
The Orman Om.. Payne, train Africa to the Welt lodise; and
the Mary, rT, from iiviaidoes fa Cork, are captured and
curial into 0
n pt.._ _ .

The &kith lbws, Poole, from Junks far Unmixed ; the
Caroline. Hodfoo from Jounalca for New Poet; the Neptune,
Lifter, from Jam;dea for Balton; the Nimes, /Bread ; and the
Fly, Laughs'', from Jamaica for New Beunfwick ; and the (teat,
of New Meerwick, ate captured by French privateers, sad
tarried Into Cuba.

The George, M'Farimearoan New lliunfwkk for Junks, wu
captemd on the sad of Yebnaary by a French privateer, and car-
ried ice Cabal at which place pear go Ameriegn odds (rises)
were l dug, add nine privateers Redly ready for feu:
The Unity, Walker, from et. Ice's for Meath, was tataßy loft
on the aid init. near the Mumbles.
HIGH Cover OF Artist .—Virednefday the
Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the
adjudication of the following cafes :
The Hampton, Wan maltem—Thb was In American
Teel, laden with a eery 'doable cargo of coffee, fogar, wipe, and
other ardcks, bound on a emit to Antiterdant—in this cafe, the
Caort,Uter hearing the Coanfel on both fide, reamed the big
and cargs, as claimed, but illomred the actors the alpaca of
tables the depolitions of the ark•effes.
' Brutus, Haley inalterm—This kip was failing ander Anse-
titan colours, lads sdes a salvor various meramosise at the
time of the captarm—Tlie Gaud., to this cafe, rdtored chothip and
cargo to tic neutral &hews, ageing the gselkion as to damages.
L'Unkm, bead wafter—This arm a French kip, laden
with a cargo if Agar awl various other articka—eurther proof
was directed is this cafe.

. .
Gill /lOC APR IL 24.—The Mercury, EDINOTON,
arrived here Taft tight from New York ; brought in-
telligence that the &ifs Lilly, Wassacs, from St.
John's, with fpars foc the King's yard, Jamaica, was
capthred by a French privateer, manned with 125
men, after an engagement of two hours. The Lilly
had one man killed, and nine feet water in her bold
Wore the ftruck.—Arrived, the Duke of Kent. Fib,
at Demerara, Nom Bolton; Jane and Ellen, Thomp-
fon, at Liverpool, horn Kirkcudbright ; Greenock,
Bee, at ditto, from Wigton.

Captain EICI II S is appointed to the command of the
Bit • v tar ti frigate, at Portfmonth.

CamAin Itirsouss is appointed to the command
of the Vett I RAI Ls, of 74 guns, cruizing off Breit.

•
An EnglA tender, of 18 guns, was blown up by
accident off St. Pierre's, Martinique, on the Bth of
February laR ; every foul on board is Paid to have
perifhed.
The Patricia. Enszairrn packet, from Jamaica,
is arrived) after a paffage of 42 days ; be brings an
account of the French capturing all the American
veffels in thofs fear which they fall in-with. A con-
voy was appointed to fail from Port Antonio for
England on the r ft of April.
The Atlantic, BAKIR; and Patras, Mims, failed
from Malta on the :nth of February, and arrived at
Gibraltar on the loth of March. On the ,Bth of
March (poke the Pelican, BROAD, bound to Smyrna,
of Cape de Gatt, under convoy of the THUR. fri-
gate.
The HOUND hoop of war arrived of Madeira on
the zsth of February, with a r fail under convoy, to
of which failed with her from Spithead, and two,
viz. the Henry Addington, —, and the Prince
George, —, for Jamaica, having parted from
Admiral Decide% fleet, which the HOUND sniffed
loon after leaving Falmouth, and intended to wait
three days for the Admiral; if not then joined, to
proceekl on to the Weft Indies.
The FISGARD frigate arrived a. Madeira on the
tzth of March, from convoying the outward bound
' Weft India fleet under the FRANCNISI frigate, Ad.
miral Dace's, to the Weftward, and failed again on
the I7t, on a cruize for fir or eight weeks.
The James, Pact, from Liverpool for New Pro-
videnee, foundered off Madeira, having been run
foul of.

The Drummond, --, from Palermo for Leith,
was all well on the 3oth of March in lat. 36. 23.
long. 9. 4 t. •

Vcflerday morning a folemn fervice, parr Fe Rees
d'ime k Due (Manama, was performed at the
Catholic Chapel of St. Patrick, in Soho•fquare ; at
which MOI43IFUR, the Duke de Bsitay, and three
other Princes of the Houfe of BOURISOP, affifted.,--
The venerable Bifhop of M sa a officiated at
the Altar, in his ponti6csl robes, and one of the
Royal Chaplains delivered an eloquent and pathetic
eulogium, on the public and private virtues of the
murdered Prince, concluding it with the infpiring
words of the prayer with which he doled his pa-
triotic life ! The mufical part of the repine was
particularly affecting, and ably conduaed by M-.
Dins u st. The Chapel was hung throughout with
black, adorned with eicutcheons, on which were
embla zoned the arms of France. and the Royal cyp!:•r
of the deceafed Prince. In the centre of the Chapel
was the funeral canopy of Rate, compofed of black
velvet, furmounted with plumes of white feathers,
and illuminated by large wax tapers: beneath it was
a coffin decorated with royal trophies, and covered
with a black vclvcl pall, lined with white filk, and
the Ducal Coronet of d'Enoniers placed thereon.—
Toe Chapel was filled at an early hour, and princi-
pally with people of diflinflion, and many hundreds
remained without, ungratitied by this magnificent,
and ale:till ceremonial.