Star.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

THE JEWS IN FRANCE.

Ey the IA mail a letter was received from Paris
try a refpettable Jew Hoare from a relative of one of
the partners in Paris, which Dates that the Jews in
France are much perplexed at the prefent moment,
and under great appreltenfions for the Me of the
ashiejaditienieeaftrwme which NAPOLsow has forced
upon them. baked of plans fo► fending them to
the Holy Land. and fuch fames as have been ru
mowed in the newfpapers, his °Nett appears to be
to incorporate them fo completely with the other
Trench fubjeas that their name, nation, and religion,
mat be annihilated. Perfuaded that the Jews may as
saSly accommodate themfelves to the French State

religion as be could and did to the Turkilb when in
Egypt, he has, it is raid, attired i; to be intimated to
them that it would b. much better in them to renounce
their religion. and Annie the day of their Sabbath to
Sunday, like the rell of the %DILL The Jew. are in
aoorequence in a mate of great alarm, expeCting that
no Jcwill religious ellablifhment will be permitted in
Fiance j that their young men, like other French,

citizens. will be fohjeatd to the law refpeeting COll.
feripts for the army ; and that the Minatory will
bifent to Cayenne.
That there may be form plan for bringing dime
jewirb ynuth into the French army, is extremely pro:
treble, and that it never was any part of Bo AAAAA
defign to put them in poffelfion of Palenine, is equally
probable ; but we can hardly believe that, under
the guidance of fuch a man as T , he will
attempt by force to make the Jews become Catholics.
Such an attempt would remove from France th e
whole mars of Jewilh capital and Jewifh incluary, and
we are lure that whatever blunder Nan:mewl any
commit. that can be no part of his defign.

The expences of Lord Nekton's funeral, we ire I
told. amounted to 54,6901. its. 6d-1 and thofe of the
Right Hoe. WILLIAM PinT to 60451. as. 6d-
The celebrated Dun's. Editor of the American
Paper the Aurora, was committed on the roth ult,
to the common jail of Philadelphia, for a libel rin
the Marquis de Yanjo. the Spanint Aruba&
'dor.—
He was, however, difcbarged by a Habeas. Corpus
from the Chief Jullice. • - -
A very fine monk deer, for Lord Fratutstisass
was landed, on Friday morning. at Paiffisoutb:
.from the LIANORIto from Halifax.
The following advice was lately left by s'inifir to
his nephew 3--••• Boy your coals in Anissee, year
furniture at stations, about a fortnight aAsr matter•
day, and your books at thefall ok Win
The Marquis of War • aroma has very liberally
granted a lot of ground in the tows of Pafage, Wa-
terford, to erea a Roman Catholic chapel sits Red
has alfo given a ma generous donation towards the
building.
Sir Gismos Pas nosy, Bart. Lientenant•Gover.
nor of the fiarrifon at Porthnouth, is appointed to
1 the command of a battalion of the 60th, or Royal
' Welt ladle regiment. •
TIROATON, Da umr-Laws.--Saturday night the
comedy of Sfis Stw#* to COVORC, was performed at
this theatre. C played Nardcok, for the fira
thee, in very good !kyle, and Mils DUNCAN perfooated
frlyi Hanks* with her ofoal fnceefs.
Eatraa of a letter from a Gentleman in Trinidad, to
his friend in Glafgow. dated July so, 5806.
• Omani Miranda WWI best this on the soth intent, sad
Met of hi. Rey ndre was in age on tits maredes of the sph, as
far to the wellwerd as they could tts tiliecrod. The dot plies
of
their lohlnelonk Rill oskreern, by weft it is feyoltd to he
the Med Sf lfslektts, to pealkillsoonowle. ream at. witch
sreskare la ge pinny. and they wore is treat want.
ewer Mid aaismdaospirgfilltmetrilleat and new nue Hs
was ateolariesiby Mr.** of wer.bries lairds and At-
tenties.temillbsolora isd two en bets. He had abet we ab
liras old tee= of black MHOS I is ail, int Irialhors
and awry rube bairn.' hop* ROOD stew.
donate sate tar I* 'vet am *vo.. wW es;t7t-Irke ,
remarked is hasty sod klbea acid theft who have gene wish
IHNhyli soar list kended as leis, Sr polled as hereto, seedier
to the red& ;ly howeev, hems onlident -of foods He is
eon Grey yaws of age, rather thin, aloe See feet liz or fee
inches high. Mows arrived Soo Medea fey, &saints loop
of war weld he aide to she all the rowstry nand, as the peeps
arc lumen is a Aim of reek streedr."
morning. at (even o'clock, a
duel was fonght on Blackheath, which, in its ,ems-
fequenees, is likely to prove fatal to one of the per-
fons engaged in it. The eircurnaances are as follow:
The parties on this unfortunate occafion were a
German Nobleman, Baron Hoptriscat, who, during
the Itith rebellion in T7O, commanded a regiment
railed by himfelf on the Continent under the Prince
of Oa•woa ; and a Mr. RICHARDSON, a Gentleman
of much refpeltability. The feeond to Baron How-
MCP was Mr. Duress D . We hive not
heard who feeonded Mr. RICHARDSON.
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It appears, that on Saturday lea. MT.RICKAIDSOII
was walking in the areas of London, with a Lady
on cacti arm ; that they were met by Baron Hem-
men (who is very near righted, and always' wears
fpeaacles), who, by accident, ran again! Mr. Rs-
CNAIDSON and his female friends, which being taken
for an intensional bruit, Mr. Rica AIDSON knocked
the Baron down. What pared after this, we are
net informed of, until they met on Blackheath, about
two hundred yards from the Green Man Inn, where
they fought. The dißance, we underfland, to have
been Ihort. The firß fire they both miffed, when,
we hear, an accommodation was propofed on the
part of Mr. RICHARDSON, which was referred by the
Barna, meters Mr. RICRAIDSOR would permit him to
lay a cane gently upon his (boulder. This being de.
dined by Mr. Ricuaatisou, they again took their
ground, and fired a fccond time without any ferions
c&&. Being again landed with frefk piaols, the
Baron l'hot Mr. RlCHAaosom through the body a little
above the hip bone. He inliantly fell, and was car-
ried off the ground without hopes of recovery.
• The challenge, we anderlland, was given by Barod
Hourastu.
At a late hour left night, we were informed that
Mr. RICMARDSOIII was alive, bur DO expeetatioa was
eatertained of his furviving the night.
Coati ,EXCNAIIOI Maut-taws, SUPT. es.—The
frefh imports of Wheat to-day make but middling
(applies—Fine (simples early in the forenoon went
off readily at a (mall advance, bet the trade became
dull afterwards—Fine new for feed toss. per quarter
—Bailey in but middling quantities, and is not dearer
—Malt is higher—White Peas hardly at lag price
Beans, of each fort, at Anall variation—having but
few arrivals of Oat+, prime famples of this article are
&arab and Flour fully maintains the wises quoted.

Lit lnrestioance.—The Ire number of
an entirely original and hunsonroes Work. combining
the united talent* of the greaser! &liliesl artilts of
the prerent age. was pnblilbed today at Ten's
Library. tit. Cheapilde. in rut** royal iate• price
only as. con,aining three capital and highly linillted
colbared charadetillie caricature prints, to be conti•
nued every fortnight until completed, called. " The
Caricature Magazine, or Huditirallic Mirror ;" being
a moll capital collaiion of original Murmurous
prints.—Mr. Wnnowarn, well known as
the author of " Eccentric Elena-40min England and
Wales," conduits the Work.

Oa s AAAAA toms.—ln paging the end of Fleet Mar- I
ket from Holborn Hill, on viewing the beginning of
the ativertilement, in large charalters, on the two
corner }lonics of Skinner-llreet, is thus written-1i No
GROUND Rs er ;" At firli light it puts me in mind
of Pace woon's motto, the Razor Strop Maker ;"if
you get a goad prise for little money, No Gavle.

ifFERPOOL. SEPT.-y.
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M I feel the keenell regret at my want of ability to
gotivey to you a defcription of the receptioa the
Mace net with at this place Warder. His Royal
ifildinefs arrived in Lord Daises coach and fie
borne, attended by the Duke of C AAAAA es, Lords
Cow ea and S , followed by his Royal High
melee attendants, the High Sheriff, and at late so
carriages. The Royal brothers were deemed by
Major Falkner's Carps of Yeomanry, and met at the
entrance of the town by the Duke. Of Giovessese
and his fake, the Dragoon Guards, Rte. the South
Devon Militia aced Volunteers lining the greets. The
whole world fecund collated on this occafion, the
crowds of people exceeded all belief, and the feelings
of attachment and happinefs at the fight of their be-
loved Prince, is not to be defctibed ; loud welcomes
were heard from every mouth, and notwithßaoding
the joy manifeled by then happy people. the great.
eR refpea was paid to his Royal Highnefe's comet-
nienee. His firß vint was to the lnlitutioa for the
Relief of the blind; theft poor people, made comfort.
able, and rendered ufeful to Society, did not fail to
excite in his Royal Niemen's warm and funeptible
mind the *A vivid emotions. He viewed, with the
greateß ioterell, the whole of this invaluable ella-
blithment. aced reveled to become the patron of ke
ordering a donation of one hawked gumies, and
direfting one of his attendants to give alto • firm of
money to tile poor people tra this particular occallea.
...His Royal Hi oafs then promeded through the
Arms to the d• ergot docks, fuseassided on all fides
by an admiring crowd. tellifyisg, wheasser the pre&
furs of numbers obliged the carriage to Rep, she
moll enthafialic and ardent espreirmas of resard.-...-
His Royal Highnefs alighted at me of the dositsonsi
proceedef on foot to the heavy, which emansands
ce ci( the harborer; thia was a
moll enchanting and esbiliratipgfeessor..tha_ 41.1Mfitv
banks of the Weeny were crowded hp the 1•10 Chit.
(hire, while the equally loyal .Lascaltlatos I=
ing around their beloved Prince. pre:firmed a
which every eye few with pt!efore. *very heart Iltik
with rapture. The Prince, et misfit be real,' 64
teemed to reign in the hearts of his future fubje&se
there teemed to be but one predominant fecl=l,
flinuld aloft truly teßify their loyalty and ett a
s.
Allthe ()sips in the docks were decorated with the n•
lours of their refpeelive patio's, aced the bray=
manning the yards, cheered his Royal
with repeated and eathuflailic buzzes.
At the north end of the Qween's Dock lay Sit
Rately and beautiful drip, the Or Bimbo, confideriii
one of the Omit -merchant vanes in the Asmyidasi
trade. This (hip was decorated for the oecalli• Nis
Ryle of Such magnificence. and her propos:teem negi
outlines were fo fine, that the Prince' being emit
with the fight ordered his carriage to lop. and
elated he had newer beheld a more beautiful
Defeription cam camey a very faint idea of the wail*
which this call wM produced. A range of eolanestsi
the mol lively and variegated hoes, palled
Royal lay from she foremoll head to the e
of the lying jib.boons. Rows of coloars,
the fame manner, were attached to the halyards:ll
every mask. ha; yard•arns to yordsme, hoe ma*
larboard and larboard fides. and reaching from she
(ky &raper and Rept royal malls down to- the main'
deck without interruption. A Beisill lag with the
Prince's feathers was place at the fortiopmalt-head,
and in the hand of the fine figure of an Indian Chiefs
at the head of the raki, wets placed three realolleidl
fest hem, fo difpond as to refeable seedily the baleen
Crel. The tops and yards were massed with um 4
iso American (cameo, all well dreled and Moil.
ma sted with blue ribbands, Itc. who, on the approach
of the Royal Party, fainted them with three cheers,
which was repeated on their departere.627=
were
and main decks occupied by well
of the firß Wadies in the town, which added greatly
to the fplendeur of the fuse. A Rae African (hip,
called the Prince Willies, belonging to Mr. Bolton,
was alto adorned in the fame Ryle.
The preeeffion then proceeded up 8 bat.
through Bridgewater•Rreet, and aerofs
fqcare, to the Mayor's honk in Dake•fireet
a mull elegant cold collation was eparid, ail
where he remained with the Duke of Ci.praaance tsar;
his loiter to drefs for dinner, which was fixed for filit
o'clock.
The different corps of Volanteersionder the mew
mend of Colonel WILL/•111S. Colonel 'Emits, sad
Captain Casella., were all drawn out to receive his
Royal Highoefs in different parts of the tow;.
In coofequence of its having bees found inspia ti.
cable to complete the fake of rooms now Mailing
within the Manfiost-hotife in the time required, the
dinner was gives at Lit.Lemaa's Hotel, which, was
fitted up on this isecafion with uncommon celerity,
and in a lyle of magnificence unparalleled in this
part of the kingdom. The entrance floor, the lairs
and pelages, the drawing rooms, the gallery, and
eating room Rooes, were all covered with crimfon
cloth : the drawing rooms were adorned with tick
furniture, and lighted by elegant glafs chandeliers.l
The exteafive gallery leading from the drawing room
to the great dining room, was brilliantly lighted with
five beautiful Grecian chandeliers, full:ended from
the cieliag, rind on each fide were placed four large
bronzed figures on marble pedeßals, bolding wax.
lights : the windows, &c. were covered with rich
trim* curtains 1 and the whole of this gallery pro-
duced a soolt•Rriking aod beautiful dial. The anti.
room to the eating room was taliefolly decorated with
rich drapery in tensions, and lighted by a Grecian
chandelier, and alto by lamps in the niches, Supported
on elegant vales.
Tbs eating room prefented a fcene of Splendour
difficult to defcribe. It was 'richly furniffied with
crimfon curtains to the windows, and lighted by a
prodigious number of wax lights in large cut glare
chandeliers and girandoles, which added to the lights
in a vaR number of Silver branches over the tables,
and the glitter of a magnificent fervicc of plate, gilt
ornaments sad candelabras, which covered the whole
of the Paine's'. table, produced an effe& that cer-
tainly never was exceeded out of London. The ap-
p of the mufie in the orchelira was excluded
by a well defigned Frefco Painting of the Arms of
his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Weces, with the
Plume of Feathers. At the oppofito end of the room
over the entrance door, was placed the large and
very excellent full length Portrait of his Royal High.
nefs the Duke of C AAAAA el, which was prefented to
the Corporttiott by the Merchants of this touts.

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The whole verge elf new, inelo‘eg the gallery,
which was exhibits/ at ewe vim fitted upend lighted
in the meow above dekribed, was sear 100 feet in
leagth„ and exhibited a Icene sot skogetber enwortby
of the attention and approbation which was liberally
bellowed by the flbaflriost Perfonages who hormered
it with their pretence.
The diens, itfelf was declared by the-hence sod
all the company, to be one of the d.R prepared anti
eondotte4 public entertainments theY bed eve? wit-
:wad. It estealled of every delieitcy of the teaks
which coeLl be procured by espeecs or Meer( Is
the entre dike room on a flea table hood a enble
bares of beef between two handfome sobers of white
teals, on mu of which were the Arms of Likersol.
and co the "other took of the Passes and rake Of
Ci.aessce oohed. The fruit. ices, and temfiediewary,
as well as the wine., were all of the Ara 41%44, oral
iw the gusted variety.
A feparate table was laid at the upper end of tbd
room, at which the Prince aid the following party
fat down :
nit despar.bils Revel tile Mets de /Maw at Was, Ida Sera
Miro* ids Dire Clarance. lids Rep=kr Webt
Gieseallar. Meier *by. Lead -
WII" Lard PIPMR, Ifir Wawa Cieraid.llr H. .
Sir joie Mairy, Or Thames kasior, Or Tamar the
His% ibsrit. Ciaris Middle ael Let, ill4ar Illemiald. led
fiLligiassea.
• Anon the company at the other table wen the
f Gotham;
0. kr the Oar se. ltelererd .11.
kCeltesde, . Id. Caked res. M. F. Searint dier-
‘6llisritt thePleirrget sadrttishrerbilie en in
Mao .*
ellieber Of clewbonso
talk towls aid aeighboorhaeal. ischwitag
thathelhasta of the difFereot Ceeswounial folio-
:W:1 the swim westioatiog ea the whale to 75, es,
of that at the Prime's table.
The King, *he is afro Duke of Lawalter) the
Prince. the (Lowe% al Pushy, were all Apo.
rate! drank with as ; after which his Royal
the health of the Mayor aodCot•
Eta:congeals/ obis the moll &natal saber.
toned
Mippilhod receptive which be had
ead f k mall earselk willies for the aid.
swam of their welfare and profpwity. The heal&
of the Duke of Gi.nocsevaa, the Cemetander of
the North Weft Diana, was thenagivem The Earl
of Decay, the Lord Lietmessat Of the mew (who
was unfortunately preempted by illeek•frona weed-
kg) was drank with !expellees of been easttele.
ment foe the tinge of Ms slifeetteles=o:::
heahhs were given. and -the. Geed
which fogjeas could polEbly give to their Pelaeof
ended in the mod eltartaisi and itefel weeleas
of by the illumination the whale The Ex-
change (confiftiag of two IMO) was on. blew of
lights indeed, it is impolfible to pattiusharise any
individual difplay, where every inhibits'', frow dee
high.* to the lowed, vied with eachlotber in expel-
fing their loyalty and affeltion. His Royal Highach
returned, highly gratified, to the hotpitaide mafiosi
of his irked, the Earl of Dew, and repeatedly laid,
that be cooddered this as one of the preedelt days of
his life. I eedetesed the whole emertabwiest eel
the Mayer sad C wporatioe te,cool.

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&SWUM Tlitailfitleeolbtr. Asia. DODOMar eV
St. James's (gears, Colonel Cuesmasidant of An
Loyal Britons, and Agent of the Espeditias wader
Sir H. Posner, marched a% the bead ef corps 4
from George-yard. Prioce'airect, Sabo, at Amen -
o'clock on Saturday morning, to ekort the lips*
Mature takes at Ammo Ayres, liverish the Me.
tropolis to the National Desk.
On their arrival at the Planet at Clapham, tag •
found the Cavalcade. confilti4 of eight
each carryings toaa of dollars, and drawn by
and fix horfes each, preceded by a bears 6 poise
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takes from the enemy.
At I I o'clock, it came along Welhainfter.
The Loyal Britons, ander Camel DAVIDSON,
ed before the Waggons--and Colonel Palace?. •
the Clapham Volunteers, der:pried the rear. Aa
cellent bawd belonging to the latter atemided:
Having.arrived at the Adrairsity, they baba,:
whillf the baud played-4 Rule )Britannia."—aings
then proceeded to St. Jaincee.fquare, where she pm-
reffion drew op, in front of Colonel Davtainfep
hours, when Mrs. Devisor prefented arms with M t
pair of beautiful colours, on which were written, is
gold letters, on blue 111 k, within branches of Lunde'
4 Pr pham—Bereiford—Buenos Ayres" at top-04
Villory," at the bottom. Each of the Royal Ma.
rims and Sailors were regaled with tome bread, beef,
and porter, and thee each man was prefented with a
guinea to drink his Majefty', health. Each Vision.
her had a horn of beer. The band played-4 God
face the Ring," 4 Rule Britannia," be. r the Corps
fired thrfe vollies on the joyful occa6on, and the
brats Geld piece was fired fit times.
The Procefron ti the Bank patted down the Strand,
Pl:et-Greet, Ludgate-ha', and Cheat:did:, M the fol-
' lowing order—
Pleitykce. width wee taken nio the away. MA
ti Sa Sidon. dreied is the tarasiaaiarei he whack
dty attached the *ands ea hem
▪ be Asia amities Cott &awe by Wars.
• The Bead of Mahe.
• 'lb Loyal Briton Verner% ha fabdidlisse.
Mr. 114140ey, Mr! Unrest's< elle Nardi* who bad the cause )
or tie Treaters al tows, la a Pedt•drare.
Mr. Jones, a Mallltiperas. to a lbeihrhark Chalk.
Eight Waggons, dnwo by Cm bode's* adersed with lage,pes-
deuce, sad blue ribbons
The het bore the Vice-Royal Standard al Pera, difplayed by a
Royal Marisa The fecund and third the coiner, takes frees
the walla of Duero, Ayreo.-esd, theft following, the Leila
Mee, Red. sod WWss
Each waggon hadg:ittior and a Marine on top,
holding the Colours, with two on foot on each fide.
The failors had blue ribbons round their hats, on
which were the words—" Popham and Beresford,"
in letters of gold, with the word " Treatire," on
'each waggon.
The whole made a moilgrand triumphal entry into
the City. The windows were uncommonly crowded
with fpeftators to witnets
At three o'clock it arrived it the Bank, where
i,086,24:1 dollars, and a (mall box filled with jewels
and precious Roast, were all depofited.
The arrival in Tows of the creature captured at
Buenos Apes. on Saturday, canted a depreifion in
the price of Giver of no lefa than two-pence per
! ounce.

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The Muted States brig Hornet, which took the
a,000,000 dollais to ?mace, as a reward foe Boma.
sarrs's mediation with Spain, arrived in the Deli.
ware on the sods Rh. in do days from Gibraltar.

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Tim IN Davis, frets Soaks; anima at Li-
mp,* its the tpth lob.; Ste partitd heat'Lle
froseerardl &mad Leeward Head Meet shout these
lamb Saes, in lei. jy. Meg. Adatigff Coen-
*AM left them three weeks Assn.
The Beet, ender convey of the La.
TOUR Mete, and the Teruo to eke. them to a
aegis latitade. failed from Cove the sath iaL with
a Sae Meese at N. N. W.
PLYStOUTK SIM/AM so.
Sidled tbe-Corslranee, of IS guns, to the Welt-
the lataa..of to guns. for Iceland. Came
in did NM& brig Sophia Elisabeth, Capt. POTTS
leaea with Dam% and the Dealt), brig Charlotte Ma-
. the. Cops. PLOOT, (TOM *FOODielpfl for Barcelona,
gerpined by the Hero privateer ; the Friends (Dane),
Same. from Barceloet for Lubec, with brandy,
detained by the Thnrnborough and Happy Return
privateers;
dead the Nay, Tcoursom. from Arch-
applforr thaa.peet. with tar.-• Sailed the lealeaces4'
(mass privateer ea a cruise ; and the reeetganee
Reverse tatter for Silly. .
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191.T111111DUTH, RFT. is. • • •
Arrived his Msfelly's.fhice Raves from tslterto
Brissette, from a enure; and the Get& a. blab
triVre=lVattaranTs'ay.v a
esirrembr
Calk, ant the gramerte is awaredan,—Wiad 8.W.•
• ' . DOVER. wrung&
aulilge.ohelaoth based erwr pecid. yolisejterd2t
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• elvdiedMifirie of the DZTASTATI4 b
eagle l'*, Dowel tbilliftenmillls="
le the Weldaard. Wiled S. aid fuggy
' ZIA!. USTIMBEIL t).
iimaithop Sheersefe. the A m gammen Bony
of war. air. .the Dowse with the Lim as
per laL— N. W.
Sarrestass so.--. Arrived the INSTAL riitatlNred
Emotion bomb. trout Ponforreth ; and
Sea brig, from Dungesefe.—Sailed the A .with
two Bat boomed boats, for Portfinouth • Proem.
bigot. Mower° balsa and UIOIIIIIT
sad Desepses gun ea a cruise the Cosa
of.rfinctt &imam re Beep, es a cruise of Clased.
Site. 33--e-Arritred the flume pn beg.
Imp nemiee el Boulogne. Sailed the D avastario*
isk:t with two Sat bottomed boatel ff e/ for Porteeotb,
nailer her coweey a lea of outward bound
amebas Lips; Gawp' gm Wig. on a cruise of
Mood; Ream sad De.azsa pa brigs, of Boo-
bies ; sad this waling the Ta ANIS frigate. Captain
B. W. T&SOILI fee tieGeCanaof France. Lord
Ro IPessler:rev is gone oat is her, his Lordfhip em-
barked at t t o'clock. mad was Calmed on his arrival
is board. Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Primed'
of °nage. Regulus, Veaal, Lucifer' Meteor, Pro-
, 4reve. Vefaviss, and Weldon bombs; Bletedtound,
Sparkler, Parings, and Acute gun brigs. Phelphorns
and Ignition ire refuels. and ihmeey tranfpert.
SMINNUIII3S, SIMMUMIL .19.
Sailed his Majelly's Lip Heacoat for thtitiver
Thames; and the Goth awe floor, with the Few-
yea and Celerities gsa brigs, for the Downs.
Isis RICISACTS hn•cowmlsotted the reemerge, a
Bee new brig; Le is fitting for fee with all pollihk
ditatcb.
1114IPT. so.—Arrival his Majeby's Lips STAR and
Zenis at the Great Nore. The fainter has hoilled
a fignal for convoy to the Baltieb to fail os Tuefday
seat, the 1311 Whim.
TAU/SINK SlPTlbian
Friday P. H. paled this port for the Baltic. a fleet
of merchantmen under convoy of the FALCO'S' floop
of•war. YeAcrday failed the Casein gun brig, with
'envoy to the welterard. This day ailed the Roar
man of war, for the Note ; and Boas as and Caoco-
wits frigates, on a cruise. Arrived the G
and F pa brigs. Remain in the Roads
under Admirals Remota. and DOUGLAS, Majellic,
Roebuck, Stately, Diester. Nafau, Agincourt men
of war. Q2sboc frigate, Calm, Verruca, sad Snipe
gun brigs. Wind S. W.