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London, England, 1813-08-02 00:00:00

I'ool., AUGUST 1.

On Thursday last four fishing smacks, of this port,
viz. Lord Nelson, Hope, Friends Goodwill, and the
Robert and Silly, sailed to dredge ft r oyste? s en the
French Coast. just within Jersey, which they have
been 'accustomed to do without molestatiog. On the
following morning, however. they were ch4ced by a
long boat full of bands, on which the Lord Nelo,n
and the Hope crowded all sail and made offebut the
Friends Goodwill, and the Robert and &tilt; were
.captured and carried koto.a French port. The crest* •
of those two boats were composed of six men and six
boys, among whom ate two fathers and their five
children.
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" NAVAL APPOINTMr.NTS.
Captain Gerrie .Fossite is appoireed to ttie' Prink • Captain
..Wainwright, to die itnpress Service et Grinoebood; *;Captain
J. R. S'iepartl. wins ball served bat three,yoens ; Captain V.. B:
Daskwood, to the snap; Lieutenant 1. Vignoles, to ilk Hoyp ;
Lieutenant Hugh Patton. to the Homtio; LiEuttnart J. Burrell,
to the Gladiator; and Lieutenant Wni. Louden, to the Vengeur.

The West Tndiameo would have 'aailed On Sats&r.
day morning from Portsmouth, had the *hid net
shifted to the south7wett. The GOLiAII. Captain
FRET/PICK MAITLAND, for Jamaica and Halifax ;
and the PIiLATEA, Captain Woontav Lomeli, for
.Barbadoei ; are appointed to protect the consley.
. The SURANAPd prig of war, Capt:tit) S. E. WATT,
was lately engaged off the Diver Surinam, by a large
American schooner privateer,. which, alter continuing
the action for some time, escaped by superior sailing.
Lieutenant ROWLINS (Second) and one seaman of the
SURINAU, were killed, and.fuur seamen as ouudeda
'Durta.tea.,At the Winchester Assizes, oa Tues.
day, Adward M,Goire, Andrew Ddlon, Joseph Gilchrist,
and Daniel O'Brien, charged with the .wistsil murder
. 1 of Lieut..Beosuaraa., in a Duel, at Carisbrovic, in the
DEPARTURES.
The Dowager Marchioness of Lansdo e and family, .7
.____ : Isle of Wight, oft the 9th ult. were all found Guilty,
and received sentence of Death. They are, however,
their house in Albemarle-street to Southampton.
Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, Princess Lady Melbourne, on Saturday, to her seat, &octet Hall. I respited till the 21st of this month.
CDARLOTTE left town for Windsor. Lord Sydney, to his teat, rrognall. 1 Between Sunday and Monday sennight, * dreadful
Yesterday at half-past twelve o'clock, the Plane The Marqsls of Salisbury, so his sent, Hertford. .
Lord Sidmouth, to this seat, Richmond Park. ! murder was committed in the vicinity of Lisburn, in
REGENT accompanied by Sir 1. TYRWIUTT, leftl Ireland, on the body of an itinerant horse-dealer.
Lord VW= Fitzgerald, to hi. seat in Ireland.
Carlton 'House for Windsor. Sir Godfrey and Lady Webster ankfamily, to Brighton. '
,He had incautiously exhibited a handful of Bank
A Mr. CHARLES STUART is said to be the myste- TLe Earl of Powht, to Richmond. ! notes, at a public house in Lisburn, in presence of a
rious Englishman who has recently made his appe sr- I Monday the Brighton Shepherd and the Leeds journeyman bak• er,and his body was found in the coal
Tailor ran a match for geso-a side, on Hunslet Moor,
ance on the Lower Rhine. We have prefixed h - t cot- i at Newport-bridge, on Monday morning. It appeared
definite article td this Gentleman's name, as we crin- 1 near Leeds, when the Tailor beat his antagonist lay athat be - •
. yard and a half 1 . had been strangled previous to being thrown
not find it upon the muster-roll of the Corps Ditto- ! into the water. The person suspected of committing
maim ; unless, indeed, it be confounded with Sir I On Friday, SAM HADGE HANIEL ERZIWIt his son, ' the murder has absconded.
CILARLES Stewart, our Minister at the Court of Tetuan, in Prussia,
and Suite, arrived at Portsmouth, in the Kuatiesiy
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 2.
,
on Sir CHARLES Stuart, who is in a similar character Castle transport, SfiADPE master front
in Portugal ; but both these Gentlemen seem tall,sve Barbary, in which city this Nobleman holds the im- !
sex,
rd
car_l7lt. was largely supplied with Wheat from Kent, Es.
thethedemnoirttia2apacriknerneedruns seiri atig s.
their hands sufficiently full otherwise. One thing, pottant and lucrative post of comptroller or director ..per, 'qt.! low"enr , k
bu't afdtereawrajYrdis"
1. of the Customs. He is travelling for the purpose of WAS renderer, at a reduction of 4s. per qr. but few saieseLsa reti"
however, appears certain—Lord ABEItDEEN is to re-
present Great Britain at Prague, be his Aid-de-Gaels; initiating his son hi the manners and customs of Eu- e: at that decline, cot.s..quently a cotisiderable quantity remains Imo
all (ha , di_seposead of; the inferior quail, iis are tur.aleabk. Beans are dull
who be may. His Lordship, though young, is known i rope, for which object he has visited nearly ,
as7A,aare4 4fs 0. iptitre. yerrqteuratiotewr cehrearphearn.
onOats arvi.ie move very slowly
to be a Nobleman ef talent, iutelligence, and penctra-! European Courts. He left the ship under a salute. but
of Batley eantisaTi: nominal. MAlt is dull rale, .nd nay he.richheeapet•Pric.
tiion. We trust, too, that he is firm and decided ; for I The dresses of these novel visitors are in the Moorish
I
. ltt other articles there is nu :Aeration.
these are the qualities which NAPOLEON most dreads t stile, and are very splendid ; the attendants are fine
in hostile Cabinets or their Representatives. 1 looking men. It is said that Sadi Hadge Hamel 114 c ri9urt 105 r. ;1(13, Fa sarelge.mAr"-"--
Et.zint is a relative to rim Emperor of Morocco.
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