Star.
London, England, 1806-06-16 00:00:00

PXRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNE 14.
In the Appeal, Seymour, An inf int, v the Earl of
Dillon L .rd Henry Set moor, the Solicitor Ge-
*Feral was heard ix reply.
Lord ELDON rimed the rireitmflAnces of the
cafe, and thr reafors upon which hi• own decree was
founded, au imme liately left the H .ufe.
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The LORD CHANCELLOR contended, that
the Home tughr to judge of the eat- entirely accor-
ding to the evidence before them—an after deliver.
ing his own opinion at conliderahle length, concluded
by movii g f•iur Refolutionk. the objets of which
were to revcife f t much of the decree of the Court of
Chancery as authorifes the appointment of the Earl
of Eulion and Lord Henty Seymour, as Guardians
of the Appellant, to Aim the ditolifTal of the Ap-
rellant's Petition relative to the appointment of Mrs.
Fitzherber t, as her Guar ; and, la tly, to appoint
the Marquis and Marchionefs of Hertford as her
Guardians.
Some converfation enfited between the Bifhop of
St Afaph, the Earl of Romney, and Lord Ellenbo-
rnugh. laff mentioned Noble Lord wifbed to
hear from the Noble Marquis Come declaration of his
intentions refpaling the future education of Mif
Seymour.

The Marquis of HERTFORD declined entering
into any. flipulation refpeaing his future conduit as
Guardian of Mils Seymour. He (hould life his own
difcretion as to fuffering her to remain in her prefent
(amnion, or removing her from it, according as he
fhould deem it moll advifablc. _

The Reinlotions were agreed to, and the Bills
upon the table having been forwarded in their refpec•
tive flages, the a life adj,•urned till Monday.
•immediately after the above deciflon. the Marquis of Hertford
drove to Tilney-ftreet, and Inds. hindfomelt terns Informed Mrs.
rozherbert, that thi. truft having legally devolved on him, he
could not better difcharge it, than by rcqueftirg of her, '• that
" Miro Seymour might continue to enjoy the advantages of that
parental.fuperintendance under which the had hitherto been fo
o aftkaionately reared." Mrs. ritcherhert rtceived this juft trh.
butt to her malts with a fenfibility that overcome her.

LONDON.
MONDAY, JUNE 16.
PRICE OF STOCKS PHIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confolr, for opeolnc Ml—Reduced 6cli—Oamium
Excheq. Bins. par.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.

tank Stock toot India Bond•, ta a xs. AIM
3 per Ceot. Red. Ann. 601 Imp. Ann. 8 9-16
3.per Cent. Conf. Ihut Exchequer Mills, is. dif. to. pr.
4 er Cest.7B3 0111111'1M al prem.
s per Cent. Navy °tut Coot for Inc. 61 Hi
Long Ana t 74 s•a6

Saturday's Gazette futnifhes an account of a mnfi
intrepid action fought in the Weft Indies, between la
PttZua frigate and two French corvettes, one of which
was carried by boarding, after a fpirited refinance,
and, we lament to fay, the lots of leveret brave men
on our part. The other alfo was captured.—The
Gazette alto contains difpatchcs from Commodore
Sir Hoses POPHAM, Rating the veffels captured and
deflroyed by the fquadron under his command.—
bf thole taken, la Volontaire, French frigate, fence
arrived in England, is the only one of importance.

The Gazette likewife contains an Order of Coun-
cil for allowing friendly and neutral nations to trade
to the Cape of Good Hope; prohibiting, however,
the importation of Afiatic goods or military (torts,
*except by the India Company, and reariEting exports
,generally without licence.

Since our laR, we have received Paris Journals to
•the gth, and Dutch to the 1 :th They prefent
no news whatever from the interior of Germany, or
refpetting Cattaro ; the intelligence horn thefe quar.
ters by the Wit mail coming down later than any of
the accounts in the Dutch or French rapers.
From Holland, however, the intelligence is impor-
tant. The change in the Dutch Government is now
fettled and announced. The Deputation from the
Batavian Republic were received on the sth by Na.
'mime, and on this occalion Prince Louts was pro.
claimed KING or HOLLAND. The balls of the arrange-
ment was previoully laid in a fort of treaty, figned on
the 24th of May, between TA LLETRAND and the
Dutch Reprefentati res. The conditions are already
pretty well known, and they neceffirily involve the
complete dependence of Holland fo long as the pre-
fent dynally of France continues. In fume ref peas,
perhaps, this change will have important effeets. It
certainly will animate and invigorate the hoflility of
the Dutch againa this country in every way. It will
be fcen too whether Narot.zoit will now confider the
integrity of Holland as much as that of France, and
will as rigoroufly infift nn getting every thing that
has belonged to the Dutch Republic.
There is not a doubt that this arrangement is ut.

terly deteflecl by the Dutch people of all parties, and

lire wonder that Dutchmen were found infamous
.0, enough to be the infirutnents of reducing into form
this transfer of their country.
The Tut kills Ambaffador, MOU Oa EFFENDI, has
been prefented to NAPOLION. He made a Creech in
the Turkilh language, which the Iffor:teve has pub-
Mired in the original, and in the peculiar type, to the
infii.ite delight of the Parifians. The fentiments con.
tained in the latter, ate, however, of more importance
than this diplomatic coscombery. Hit imprial Ma-
jejqy withcs to remind the SULTAN &LIM, " that the
enemy have deflgns upon him ; that he has nothing
to fear from him ; and that, united with him, he need
have no occafion to dread the power of any of his
enemies." A pretty plain hint for an alliance with
Fiance, and a war with Rut !
TALLEY RASO is created Piinze and Duke of Be-
nevento. Matlhal lir RNADOT 7 5 is created Prince
and Duke i f P tut Com', on the feudal principles
of fealty and allegiance ; t:se fiefs to derma in the
?mile line.

jEROME's SQUADRON.
•

The intelligence which we announced on Saturday
f this fquadron having put into St. Salvador,
is confirmed by la Vt.:ma ratite frigate, arrived at
Portfmouth from the Cape of Good Hope, which
(poke, on the 27th of May, a Brazil fhip, out
thirty clip from Saint Salvador, the Mailer of
which informed lx VOLONTAIRR, that JEROME BO-
MAPARTE'S lquadion had put in there fickly, but
was to fail on the 23d of Apt il, fuppofed for the Well
Indies.

On Saturday afternoon,before the dole of the Stock
Exchange, a report was current which made Tome
impreffion on the Funds, that 'Mr. ADAIR was going
to Paris from Vienna, in company with M. D'Ousart.,
upon a pacific negoci4rion, jointly with Rana. No
accounts of Mr. ADAIR'S arrival at Vienna are yet
received, and the whole of this Speculation is reared
on the paragraph in the Foreign Papers, that M.
D'Outtati war going to Paris from Vienna; a Rate-
ment the truth of which is by no means afcertained.

TRIAL OF Loan MaLvrt.s.z.—ln giving the votes
of the Pcers we find we were wrong in feveral of the
numbers—the following is a corral Copy from the
Journals of the Hotife of Lords:
Guilty. Nut Guilty. Majority.
First Charge - • 15 . • 180 .• • 105
Second Charge - 54 - - 81 • - 27
Third Charge - 5s - • 83 • • 31
Fourth - • - L - • 135 • • 135
Fifth - - - 3 • • 131' • • 228
Sixth - - - 47 • • 83 • - 41
Seventh - • - so - 83 . 35
Fight!' .............107
Ninth • • - 14 - -12 t • . 207
Tenth - - - 11 - • 124 - - 113
Lord Suffolk went away.

It has been announced in General Orders at Edin-
burgh that LicurenAnt-General Lord CATHCART if to
be Commander in Chief of all his Majenv', ,rtes,
cafiles, &c. in North 11, itain, and that All Infpe&ing
Field Officers are fufnended.
The rd battalion of the Both regiment, or Perth-
thire Highlanders, occupy the barracks at Little
Hampton.

With regret we have learned, that that maft able
officer, and great public charafter, the Duke of
RICHMOND, ferioufly indifpofed atGr,odwood Park.

Major General the Hon. Sir /kart ua W LLLLL
brother of the Marquis of WILLI sLly, has got the
command of the troops at Railings. where he and
Lady WEL LLLLLL will !elide this rummer.

The 4th, or Queen's own Dragoons, the 3d bat
talion of the tWI Foot or Scots Royals, and the ad
battalion of the 89th Foot, are at Chicheller.

There have accompanied Sir JOHN Moo' c to Si.
cily, M.j ,r Generals M.Ke omit, F aaaaa , and PAGIT

The Earl of RADNOR is elated by the Corporation
of Wallingford, High Steward of that Borough.

The firl't none of Chertfey church, Surrey, was laid
by Sir jostrm M•wasr, on the. King's birth day.—
A grand proceffion took place on the occafion, at-
tended by a band of 'mak.

We have received New York papers to the toth ult.
—The three lag papers are fluent on the fubjell of
PIISCE'S death, which, during the preceding week,
had been the occafion of fuch univerfal clamour.—
The Leander had re-appeared on the coati, having
been fpoken on the 4th, in lat. 39. long. 71. but had
not on the loth returned her flation off Sandy Hook.
On the preceding Thurfday, the was off the High-
lands, and the Cambrian, on Saturday, was off 134111 e.
gat, on her way to Charlellon.
A Charleflon paper of the 7th of May, mentions
the arrival of the Sally, Mix, in 94 days from the Ifle
of France ; and adtis, an the authority of Captain
Mix, ►hat four days previous to his failing, fix fail of
Britifh Indiamen,including two Company's fhips,had
been rent into the Ifle of Bourbnn. A feventh prize
was retaken by the Englifh frigates cruizing off the
Ilk of France.

The building in Wellminfler hall is to be taken
down immediately after the prefeot term has expired.
The timber, dec. is the perquifite of the Lord Cham•
herlain, who, we underliand, has made a prefent of
it to his fon, Mr. Bultlt ILL, and the fame was on Sa-
turday dill:lured of for 15001.
Hyde Park and Kenfingron Gardens were yeller-
day very numeroufly and brilliantly attended. From
the advanced (late of the feafon, yesterday's was pro.
bably the fulleft affcmblage that the Gardens will
have to boat of this year.

In our paper of Monday laft, we mentioned the
fad accident which happened on Saturday fennight,
to Lieut. Colonel VELLtY, in attempting to jump
out of one of the Bath double.hodied coaches, the
horfes of which had run away from the Cattle Inn,
Reading. He continued in a Rate of infenfibility
when Mrs. VaLLeY arrived from Bath, with eminent
medical affillance—their anxious efforts were, how-
ever, fruitlefs, as he expired in the courfe of that
night !—Lieut. ColonelVst.xey was a gentleman uni.
verfally elteemed for his general learning, and his bo-
tanical knowledge, but (fill more fo, for his urbanity
of manners and his friendly and benevolent difpofition.
To add to the affliflions of Mrs. V11.1.1Y, wife of the
above refire/led Gentleman, the was (topped by three
footpads on her entrance into Reading, between ele-
ven and twelve o'clock at night in a poft-chaite, as
fhe was coming to attend on her unfortunate hufband;
juR however as fhe was on the point of delivering
her money, a coach luckily drove up, and the villains
made off over the fields without effecting their pur.
rife.
Cg V NT•GARDF N.—The principal comic talents of
this Theatre were on Friday night called into exer.
don for tie ix (t time this feafon, in the diverting co-
medy of the Baty Body. in which MUNDIII, Law's,
Mrs. MATTOCKS and Mrs. GLOVER particularly
tinguifhed thernielves, and were very warmly ap.
plauded. In the IA fcene. Mr. Kama Ls. as Ailing
Manager, came forward and addreffed a very numer-
ous Audience as follows :

LADILS AND 0 wen—Before the curtain falls, which
will cootie& the entertainments of this (Carom. the Proprietors end
P,Rem-tea of Covcut•Oardau Theatre are arotious to return their
panful acknowledgment for the very liberal patronage they have
capericnced. •I•hey alfo venture to indulge a hope, that, as they
do not intend to relax In their endeavours, they may continue to
he h.nioured with that applaufe which it Is their Mahe* ambition
to obrain. Ladies and Gentlemen, until neat September, we molt
repo:kali/ take knee

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

WEST INDIA FLEET.

The Higginfon Senior arrived at Liverpool from
Jamaica, parted from the following (hips of the
fleet on the 6th init. in lat. 40. 50. long 19. viz. the
Aurora, STRINGSR, Nile, HANIS, Phoebe, Itvtu,
Phoebe, Joss', and the Parthian, MOSER, for Lon-
don; Chard, acis, and the Defiance, 24,Lauou-
cttv, for Briflol ; and the London (hips intended to
put into Cork.
PLYMOUTH, JUNK 14.—Came in de Jonge Barend,
of Knyptmifen, Captain WESNDER, from Portfmouth,
to loid prize goods; San de l'eadade e Almas, P.
&PIT!t mafter, from St. Andean, laden with main,
&c. for Lifbon, detained by the MINIM/A frigate;
ViCtory, Li FINIS, and Young Dolphin, &or, from
Jerfey.—Sailed the LADY WARRIN, of 14 guns, and
the COL►oYs, of 14 guns, on a cruize ; and the
Hambnrgh (hip Caroline, LOHM ER, from Hamburgh
for New Orleans.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE is.—Arrived the SHELDRARE
floop of war, Captain THICKNIME, from G.tertifey ;
and the SAFSGUAID brig, from a cruize. Yeflerday
failed the CHIFFONS frigate, Rear Admiral PURVIS,
Captain WAINWRIGHT, having on board General Sir
JOHN MOORS, General FRASIR, and General Sit at-
sitong, for the Mediterranean : a fleet of merchant-
men and tranfports alfo failed under her convoy. Sir
E. Gowen yellerday hnifled his flag on hoard the his,
of 50 guns, Captain LAUGHORNE, Sir ERASMUS, it
i; (aid, will fail in the courfe of a few days, with the
JAMAICA and Nassau' frigates, for Newfoundland.
The DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns, is paid off, in order
to undergo a through repair: the Mazawco and
BILLS POULLR prizes, are alfo paid off. The NAIAD
frigate, and AETNA bomb, are releafed from quaran-
tine ; the former is dropped down to St. Helen's.
DEAL, JUNK 14.—Arrived the BLAZIR and Bast-
LIIIK gun brigs from a cruize; the Baring, Airly
Caine, Cattle Edcn, Tr , and General Stewart,
Eall India (hips, from India
JUNF 15.—Arrived the MARINER gun brig, from
a cruize off Offend ; the Carmarthen and Devaynes
Eall India (hips from India, and failed through for
the River, ‘s ith the Baring, Airly Cattle, Cagle
Edcn, Travers, and General Stewart Eafi India
(hips. Sailed the Luciraa bomb, on a cruize off
Boulogne. In the Downs, Edgar, Glatton, Tray,
Regulus, Kangaroo, Zebra, Fury, Explufion, De-
valiation, Mariner, Blazer, and Bafillik.

YAit mourn, Juws 15.—Yeflerday afternoon Ad-
miral RUSSELL refumed his nation off the Tezel with
the following (hips, viz. MAJESTIC ( Flag (hip) Dsc-
TATOR, AGINCOURT, RESOLUTION, NAbSAII, and Ru•
av, 64 guns. Arrived the Escosv gun brig and
feven fail of veffels, detained by the North Sea fleet.
The (hips in the Roads are the Roebuck, Admiral
DOUGLAS, Flora frigate, Imogene (loop. Efcort gun.
brig, and two cutters. Wind N. E. light breeze.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 14.
ADt4l • JUNI 14, ific6.
♦

Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral lord Coßingwood, Com-
mander in Chief of his Majefly's maps and Veffels iu the Me-
&thiamin. to William Meriden, E(q dated on board the
Ocean, off Cadiz, May is,
Sir—l inclofe (or the information of the Lords Commiflionen
of the Admiralty. a copy of a letter which I have this day received
from Captain Hillyar, of his Majelly's fhlp Niger, giving an ac-
count of his having captured, on the ad inftant, his catholic Ma-
jelly's fthouncr El Virgin dcl Carmen, bound wish difpatches from
Algeziras to La Guira I am, &c. (Signed) cot LINGWOOD
Niger, at Sea, May a, t 8 6.
My'Lord—l have the honour to inform you, that
his Majeny's (hip under my command this day cap-
tured the Spanilh (Government) fchooner El Virgin
del Carmen, commanded by Lieutenant Loss NA-
VA TTTTT from Algeziras bound to La Guira, with
difpatches, which were thrown overboard in the
chace. She is coppered, and pierced for twelve guns,
but at prefent has only four lwivels on board ; and
a proportion of fmall arms for her crew, confining
of twenty.une men. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed)
.1. Hs
Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral nacres, Commander in
Chief of his MBl...fly's Ships and Vettels at Jamaica,to William
Marfden, E(q. dated at Port Royal, Aprils, t 1306.
. . . . . . .

Sir— I have ireat plealore in tranfmitting, for the information
of the Lords Commit:Boners of the Admiralty, copies of two let•
ten received from Captain Ruts, of his Mika?' (hip Pique : the
brigs appear very well adapted for hi. Majefty's ferviee, and not
more than nine months old; if found adequate thereto by the Of.
titers of the Yard. I Gull ;Ikea them to be purchafed, end intend
giving Lieutenant Ward the command of one, as a Commander,
till the pleafine of their Lordihipa is known, who I am lure will
highly approve of his cosidudt in boarding and carrying the armed
khooner Santa L.I/ra, and it will in fount degree alleviate the
very feoere wound he bas received in boarding the French brig of
war. I am, Ike. (Signed) J• It. DACIZI.
His Majefte Ship Pique, off Ocoa Bay, March 17, tSA.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that Lieu.
tenant W•ROt of his Majelty's (hip under my come
mand, in the Gig, affined by Mr. EVESEIGH (Mid-
Chipman), in the Yawl, molt gallantly boarded and
fucceeded in capturing, after a very fmart refinance
(and without lois on our fide), the Spaniflt armed
lchnoner Santa Clara, of one ninepounder, and 23
men, completely equipped for war. I have the ho-
nour to be, &c. (Signed) c. u. H. ROSS.
His Majefty'. Ship Pique, off St. Catherine's, March z'.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that yeller.
day, crolTing over from St. Domingo to Cnracoa, I fell
in with two men of war brigs, Handing in for the land:
at one P. M. being within long range, I commenced
firing to prevent their getting in with the Ihore, and
from fuperior failing doled with them at two, when
a molt deftruiftive fire continued fur about twenty mi
nutes, but a flaw of wind favouring us, the helm was
put down, which placed us immediately acrofs the
hawfe of the Commodore 1 fhe was direetly boarded
by Lieutenants WARD and BAC ga, and Mr. Tnom r
‘Oll, and every inch of her decks molt obninately de
fended ; the daughter on both fides was dreadful,
and it is with real concern I !late the lots of Mr.
JOHN THOMPSON, the Mailer, who was killed with
eight feamen ; and Lieutenants WARD and BA cut,
with twelve ft amen and Marines wounded: the con-
: telt was very fevere, but in about five minutes the
colours were hauled down; the other :truck after a
few broadfides more, and we took poffeflptit of the
Phaeton and Voltigeur, of fixteen guns and 120 men
each, French brigs of war, beautiful edicts, and only
nine months old. It was imponible fur tw, v'ffels to
be more obtlitritely defended, every thing being cu
to pieces, and nearly one half et their crew. killed or
wounded. 1 underitand they had herr, rnughly fart!
led by an Engirt!' man of war brig (Rem liter) the
day before. I beg leave to rvconuneud to your no. i

!lice my MTh Lieutenant WARD, What rod condo&
at all times has merited (he higheli appr•ibation ;
he is, I am afraid, dangerodly wounded. Tire death
of Mr. Tuomersots I mill iincerely lam nt ; in him
his country has 101 l a brave and moll excellent 06-
, cer ; he is the fame fit handl' mely fpoken of by Cap-
lain Bissav in the Racona ; he has left a wit. to la-
ment his lots, and almost a Manger in this cowboy.
The wound of Lieutenant BAR, a I rejoice to fay ut/I
only lay him by for a (h n :ims. The Ana:ince I
received from Lieutenant Camo of the Royal Ma-
rines, who is alto wounded, and his party deferve the
higheft praife, for the Ready and well direaed fire
kept up by them, and their f ,I,!ier like behaviour at
al times. We had only one m in wounded on board,
8:1 the others ware killed and wounded on the blip'
decks.' The Ihip's v.mpany behaved uncommonly
well, and I mot the c.mdal of all will merit your
approbation. I have the honour to be, Ike.
(Signed) CHARLES a. H. ROSS.
Le Phaeton, a 6 guns, :lumen. Freyanet, I lentenant de Vailleau.
Le Voltigner, 16 guns, us niee, M. St. Ctaig, Lieutenant de

- .
Vaiffcau. -
I beg leave to enclofe you a UR of the killed and
wounded on board hie hlajeity's (hip under my com-
mand. I have had no account from the Pi izes, but
their lofs has been very wee. The Commodore has
Snit his right arm. (Signed) cm A RLF.I s. H. goal.
Lit of Officers, Seamen,and Marines killed and wounded on board
his Majefty's Ship Pique, Charles B. H. Ruh, Efq. Captain, in
saint' with the French National brigs le Voltigtur and l'hacti..o,
on the alith day of March.
Killed—Mr. john "f hompfon Mager; Alexander Maekintolb,
Yeoman of the Sheets; Matthew Meyler, able 1. amen; Cornelius
Carmody (T), Landman; Thomas Watkins, Second Gunner
Thomas Reid, landmass ; Jacob Reid, able (cumin ; jaases Shaw,
Sandman; George Coiner, fupernumerary.
Wounded—Mr. Ward, lien lieutenant; Mr. P. H.
Baker, Third Li: utenant ; Mr. W. H. Craig. Lieutenant of Ma-
rines ; William Mareal.Boatfwain's Mate ; James Mills,
able (tertian ; Thomas Scott, ordinary reaman ; Ralph
;Harrifon
able feaman William Picknran ; able iceman; Bryan sa Me;
Quarter Mattcr ; Daniel Hall, able &amen; Chrillopher Hake,
fupernumerary ; William Carnes, private of Marines; Jedeph
Wright, ditto ; Henry Davis, ditto.
Total—o killed and is Wounded
Copy of another Letter from Vice Admiral Dams to William
Madden, Efq. dated at Port Royal, April ay, :806.
Sir - I have much pleafure In Inel..fing, for their I.ordfhipe
in-
formaHon,the Copy of a letter I have received from Capt. Fyffe,
of the Rdn Deer. acquainting me of the capture of the French pri•
vat= fehooner, la Creole, a veffel that has been a great annoyance
in and about the Paffages, and had avoided capture by the cruisers
that have fallen in with her, by fuperior Ailing. lam &c.
(Signed) ). •.

His Maieft y's SI op Rein Deer, at Sea, off '..:ape Saa
Nicholas, St. Domingo, April it.
Sir—l am much ;ratified in having to acquaint
you, that this morning, alter a (hors chace, I captured
the French fchonner privateer la Cre le, pierced for
Lt. guns, hut had only 6 m ,unted, b4ides
Her complement of m.:O appears to have been 75,
hut only 59 were found on board, the cell being ab.
fent in prizes. The Creole is about nicety ton, bur•
den, is a very fine vcifel, and laid to be the falleft
failor that has been in thefe feat : I am fatisfied we
never could have taken her, had o•'t the Commander
been fo confident of her fpeed, as to pet revere till
very near under our bow, in endeavouring to gain
the wind of us. I have the honour to be &c.

(Signed) Jilin FMB.
Copy of a I.ettcr from Commodoie 91r Home Popham, to Wit.
11am Madden, Efq. dated on boud his Malefty% Ship Diadem,
in Table Bay, March 24. I Rob.
Sir-1 have the honour to inclofe to you for the information of
my Lords Com miffloners of the Admiralty, a LiR of 41.ips and Vtb
fel. taken, retaken, and deftroyed, by the Squadron I have the ho-
nour to command. I have the honour to be, Scc (Signed)

HOWL POPHAM.
A Lift of Vrffels taken, retaken, and deftroyed by the Squadron
under the Command of Sir H. Popham, between the 4th of Oc-
tober, t 8 s and the aoth %larch . tBo6.
Spanish brig Ii Vulatit, of as men and tons . from Canaria board
to the filltery,lad,n with fah and balleft : Captured by th . Nar.
citrus, Odtober 6 z 80s and afterwards liberated.

French brig lc Prudent, of :a gum. 7o men, aid 12- MID, front
Teneriffe, on a crulze : Captured by ditto, October;:,
and (rot to St. Hcl,ra

Roan& (hip Horatio, of 22 guns and 3ro tons laden with root, to-
bacco, Haves, ivory, &c: Recaptured by ditto, (love on the ena
of Africa, and ordered to be delivered to her Mailer, who was
at Cape Menfarada.
French hip corve,te Napoleon, (rani Table Bay : run on (bort by
the Narciffus, DCCCITIber at, I BC.S. -

Batavim (loop eatherina, of j mcn and it tons from Table Bay
bound to Simon's Bay, laden with naval flora.: captured by
ditto, Dee. 25, 18ot—broke up.
Spanifl fbip Arayo, of aro tons, from Mozambique bound to
Rio de la Plata. laden with Raves : captured by the lquadron,
January to, ,806.
French fhip Atalame, of 40 funs. and Batavian fbip Pato, of 68
guns: deflroyed by the evenly running them on Ettore wham
the Cape was attacked. January to, 1806.
Engllol ip Refource 'taken by Admiral I.lnois. while flaying,
on the Coaß of Africa, and fold at the Cape. Rteaptured by
the fquadron. January 18. i&6
French brig Rollo, of t 6 guns from life du Prince bound to Ts.
ble 13. v captured by the fquadrou, February 21, 1806, and
fent to Table Bay
Freoch 'hip la V.ilon alre, of 46 suns, and 160 men, from Brett:
captured by the Iquadron. March 4. 10306, and fent to .1 able
Bay.
French brig General Warn. of too tons, from Bret. bound to
the Cape, laden with Caves, Ste.: captured by the fquadron,
March zp. 1806.

The (bap Britton, Captain Vesattt, from jtmaica.
is arrived off the Nola) Forelal,d• She parted with
three of the flcet. on the 26th ~t May.

MARK-LANE.

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 26.

Although Wheats have arrived today in film fu p.
plies, fates are extremely doll, and fcw buyers, at
prices lower than on Frid 4y. There are eonfiderable
quantities of Barley from Kent, which maintain left
price—Malt without alteratien—Peas and Bean, of
each defeription are dearer—There ate hardly any
frail arrivals of Oats, and this trade is all, dearer
Fine Flour maintains its price ; but large quantities
of ordinary, and cheaper.

CUMIZSICT At TINDER :
Wheat, she 614 3,1 per qr. Grey Peak iCs 4os od
Pine Ditto, Ses no ad &an*. +l47a
Rye. 391 eye, 'lick Ditto 33s 31104
Barley, ate jee 6d 0..., 231 sp. 3ds
Malt. 63s 691 ad Poland ditto ya. •ye od
White Prak,46l pas Rape ci cci

►ucs o► FLOUR.
Fine Ploys 7os to 77s Seconds 60t to rs per fsck.
/ROM in• LUNUOV (JAZ. r I JOVE 14.

Avt age Price of C rn In ht•zt.0..1.1t41 Wale., from tic returns
coding -t ••
.121“. 8.76.
When. I Rye. I Barks. I Oat.. 8e,.,
e. d. • J. d. s. d. s. d
Si S .0 t 2 2, I ' 42 6

;on % the
►unittd

'lll4.:ier4c Price or Sugar, romvutcl it
in ais wcsk casting June zc, is 445. tJ pa

Peak.
s. 4.
1 . 0
ur • made
w ...oat.

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