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in &leiter I'm' ill. Air* Co Lloyd', at the blaaritias, stating
sye iod Majesty's abip Dwane, it menden. 'the names Of
e of the crew who were on shore at the time, and providentially
lard; apd, for the satisfaction of their (macs, we here insert
tbm; Murray, Midshipman; William Anselm, As.
istant-Surgeno4 John Pope, John Jennings, and John Ilenderson,
vanes; Austin Brown and John Volans, marines.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Tie Thistle, for the diving vessels Estrella and San lose HaW-
I on, on the 11th inst. at No. 3, Brick-court, Temple; and recalled
there Tuesdays and Thursdays.
hyperion, for Le Charles Eugene and 'La Ran Nfadebhie,
es the td of September, at No. 9, New Broad-street; and recalled
okere Tuesdays and ThUtsdays.
Feidav, the Estrum*, Lieutenant Gossett/a, from Plymouth,
naiad at Portsmouth, with volunteer seamen for the CAIIIIIANI
atoll returned to that port again.
The CAN:LEON, Captain Leamaar, sailed from Portsmouth on
Friday, for Plymouth, to refit.
The Neptune, from Cakutts, passed by the Isle of Wight on
Friday evening, for the River. Souse of her passengers were landed
at Portsmouth.
The Board of Admiralty, in their late visit to Plymouth, directed
their principal attention to the formation of a Victualling Depot on
Devil's Point, through which it is intended to cut a canal, with
supd-gates at each end, that ships' boats and lighters may get into
Soanehouse Pool, from the Sound, without the risk or trouble of
gulag in at the usual entrance into Hamoase. They also inspected
ane ships in ordinary.
The ROYAL SOVEREIGN sailed from Portsmouth on Thursday
morning, for Deptford.
Captain Joust Jamas ONSLOW is appointed to the Beans, 10, to
te fitted for foreign service at Chatham.
The Ocean, arrived in the Downs from New South Wales, left
the Colony only a short time subsequent to the late art ival, and
brings no intelligence of interest, beyond the assurance of the Set-
tlement being in a healthy and highly flourishing state. The num.
per of inhabitants was daily increased by the arrival of settlers from
this country and Scotland, many of whom are of great respectability.
Arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday, the Asia, 84,2 beautiful
line-of-battleship, which has been built in the East Indies, and is
intended to be laid up in ordinary. The Asia was navigated to
England by the Captain and crew of his Majesty's late sloop SATEL-
Lem, which sloop has been sold out of the service. She left Madras
on t 48th of March last, touched at St. Helena the 13th of June,
sod Ascension die 18th; the garrison of the latter place was at that
lisle remarkably healthy, and in good spirits.
The FORTE and Caansnon were cruising off the ports of Vera
Cm and Alvarado, at the time the CzataLson left the former place,
'which was on the 9th of June ; a French brig of war, two Amni-
n vessels of war, a corvette, and schooner were also there.
The STAsuwa arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday, front the
Westward.
The James, from Belfast to Quebec, was wrecked on Sable'
bind ma the 10th of Jute--trees and materials saved.
Gnaasta a, Jute 16.—An armed schooner, of 14 guns, manned
by blacks, with the exception of the Officers, was cruising two days
rate between Capes Trafalgar and SpatteL
Eamon. Aura. 7.—Wind N.E -o-Saikd the Lady Wellington
packet, for the Mediterranean.
Pttnouxu, Ave. 7.—Wind W.N.W.—Off the port, the Betsey,
Wags, from Quebec; Britannia, Daemon, front Tobago; Ana,
Mater, frpm Prince Edward's Island; and Kitty, Haswzm,,
fano PayaL
Posnxount, Ago. tt. Wind S.W. Sailed the Marquis of
Ilsatky, Cato, and Baltic Merchant, transports, to the RaitOrxrd.
Dias, Am S. Wind variable. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Wellington, Asian, from Jamaica; Pilot, GASDNEII,
from Antigua ; and Neptune, —, from India. Came down from
the River, the Fame, Gans, for Barcelona; Tula, WHITE, fey G-
ibraltar; Cumberland, Cassia, for New South Wales; Numa,
As-
an, for Gibraltar ; and Priscilla, F.s.us, for Trieste.
Dena, Aug. 7.—Sailed his Majesty's packet Serrnix, for Calais,
;with his Royal Highness Prince Linos.* and suite. Arrived off this
pert, the St. Andrew, 74 guns, Rear-Admiral Chows, with another
Lunn 74, and three Russian frigates, bound to Cronstadt.
Seism, Aye. 7.—Arrived off here and landed part of her crew,
the Greenlander, Waxsu, from Greenland, with eighty seals-
"eke the Laurel, of Hull, with fourteen fish ; the other vessels she
spoke were all clean.
Lennox, Avu. S. Arrived the Hopewell, Donom ; Arno,
Jewsn ; Helena, COLEY I Horatio, Seam; Lady Gordon, •
tkpary, Son; Robert and Ann ; and Henry Thomson, from Qua:
lee; Dominica, Jonusoir, from Picton ; Lord Cathcart, —;
Ottecord, Ns:puma ; Nestor, Lewis; Urania, Esteems'; Vigilant,
Onox; and Calypso, Caxton, 'from Miramichi ; X.Y. Z., Font es-
-64 from Richebucto • Maria,-Cameacitt ; Hercules, Lennox ; and
Jane, Homan, from New Orleans; Orezembo, front New York ;
Pallas, from stvannah ; Manchester, WINSLOW, from Phila.-
dephia ; William Wise, —, from Antigua ; and Velocity, Ewa,
tom Alexandria. Off theport, the Bounty, Bate., from Jamaica,
nit seven ships, seventeen brigs, and four snow; names unknown.
BAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Woodman, Ford, from Batavia, has arrived at Cowes, sailed
km thence the Elst March, and from St. Helena the 2d June.
AILVVALI AT we M•UAlTtilLApril I.—The Avon, Sumner,
from 13engal. with loss of bowsprit and topmasts. 2.—The Gene-
ral Stark, of Salem, from Batavia, pepper damaged. 16.—The
Wallis, from New South Wales. 19.—The John Barry,
Rostehe, from London ; and the Ranger, Clark, from Batavia. 44.
—The Johanna Nada, Davis, from ditto. 25.—The William
Laker, with mules, from South America. May I.—The Lord Bun-
s.' ford, Farquharson; and the Orpheus, Finlay, from London.
Sarum num rue Macarrnm.—April 15, the Aquatic, Clover,
la Amsterdam.—April 16, the Governor Phillips, Mayng, for
Mohan Town.
AtILITAL AT ST. HILINAO—May 27, the Elizabeth, Captain J.
Ito rey, from Batavia, the 3d of April. bound to Salem.
WWI. Plow ST. IIIII.111AAr•May 50, the Martha, Dobson, for
Bahia.

The Java, Proctor, from the Mauritius the 7th of April, arrived
a Mem the 4th of July.
The Sir Edward Paget, Geary, from London to Bengal, the 9th
February, lat. 3s. S. long. 26. E.
Passengers per Boyne, Lawson, from Bengal :—Mrs. Broaden,
boa A. NviL Richard Holdsworth, Esq. Lieut. James Burney, of
Or Company's service, Miss Brown, Master Brown, Miss Robert-
so, Muter Henry Lnre, and one native male servant.
Passengers per Nepos, Trader, for the Mauritius c—Licut. Bu-
Idloell, of France, and Lieut. Campbell.
SHIPS IMPICTI3I TO SAIL THU wait.
Foa Cross—. The Julian. Fotheringham, from the Downs.
Fox rue CAPS am) Boma-Ir.—The Regalia, Hauling) from
?ortsmouth.

l'oa 11;;;Ba. v.—The Milford, Norwood; and the Cumbrian',
Clarkson, Trom the Downs.
Foe Beliosa..—The Albion, Swainson, from Liverpool.
Foa Sr. HEI.M.—The Thomas, Winspear, from the Downs.
Foe TEE CANC.—Tim Kerswell, Armstrong from the Downs.
Feu New SMITH WAsas. The Cumberland, Cams, from
?mouth.

Frankfort Papers to the 2d inst. have • also arrived
At? contain *deices from the coasts of the Mediterranean, which
hue that the Greeks were making the most rigorous preparations
throughout all the Islands to repel the threatened attack of the
Tors, and that the aspect of danger had put an end to all divisions,
and united them in the cause of their country.
We learn by letters from Lisbon, dated the 15th ult.
tlat the King of Poarva.at has signified his intention to Captain
,
tAttrwoos of again going on board the Winona Carona; and
as a tanker compliment, his biaanirr would not send on board his
•,..°'endianet, as is Customary, being so well pleased with the former
hospitality of the Engllsh......The W WEEDS CASTLE is to be relieved
by the Octal!, and the GENOA by the Sorra), on her arrival from
hie West Indies.
The troubles at Madtid on the 25th ult. turn out to
laic been serious. hire was nothing short of a pitched battle be-
u considerable number of French and Spanish soldiers, in
several were killed and a great number wounded. The French
,!r described as having conducted themselves with moderation,
.
'sisin—and indeed every other virtue—besides the ment of fight-
/'-'1 and vanquishing, unarmed, the Spanish soldiers, much more
?4111"wai, and armed with their muskets. The narration, be it ob.
krvtd, is French. The utmost rage prevailed against the Frisich
31.i.tid--even among the Serviles. Placards denouncing death
'':(!,co, were ported on the walls...at the same time, horrible ex-
ZITV committed in the provinces by the Royalist volunteers,
"into the French General has resolved to get disbanded. Deser.
ard,,lig the new levies also prevail: to an extraordinary extent.
dispere by hundreds, under an alarm that it is iatended to
kld them on an expedition to South America.
Time use at Sienna regular academies for pugilistic
I*rcibc 'nate is a code for the regulation of boxing-matches; a
"trail, time for resurrection is accorded to the one kiio.:ked down
;b, in Ann t, the strife &moues all the distinguishing features of a
110 embot.