Star.
London, England, 1806-07-30 00:00:00

War INDIES.

BARBADOS'S. JUNE 1+
His Msjeßes (hips Cygnet and Lark arrived here
this morning from theaset
an) althoughi Ithe
Northumberland
whereco
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natso unfortunately
,
where four of his line of battle (hips and a frigate
have now taken up their anchorage under the pro-
cation of the batteries.
The fame evening the Northumberland was diives
by the fquall from off Fort Royal, one 4 the ene.
my's (hips of the line got in, as did another os the
following. night. On the zoth. the Admiral being
again ready for fea,in Gros Met Bey, where be coald •
watch the movements of the enemy towards Fort.
Royal, was informed by Ggnal from the Lark, of the
appearance of another of the enemy's /hips of the .
line and a frigate. 'running down for the land, when
he immediately weighed, and, with the Etbalion and
Galatea, gave chace, and, had not the enemy been
toe well to windward, inevitably would have cot of
his fhip of the line, while the frigate could have been
attacked by the Lark, which was near up with her;
hut, from their too near approach to the land, both
of them efcaped.
Juni 28.—Nitie fail of WeR India traders, which
bad miffed the ormioy of the Elephant off Falmouth,
and, proceeding down Channel. fell in with Admiral
Sreeatio in the Bay of Bifcay, arrived here on
Thurfday lall, under convoy of the Santa Wary.
ritta, dripatched by the Admiral for their prole Lion.
There were two other (hips under convoy of this fri-
gate, which parted. one fur Lillian, and the other for
Berbice, -
The above convoy left Sir RICHARD STILACMani
with 62 fail of the line and two frigates, off Madeira
on the 28th of May ; and on the night of the :ads
inflect. they fell in, about is° miles to windward of
this ;Rand, with three enemy's WO, two fuppofed 4
the line; and although they were fo near that the
leading (hip (the Draz Hall) fired upon one of
them, they made do attempt to eat off any of the
convoy, but evidently hauled off to avoid them.
It is in ionic meafore TO be feared thntthe enemy 'a
fquadron of frigates which efcaped from Cadi; on
the 27th of February la, and had fuhrequently made
their appearance at Cayenne, from whence they
touched at Porto Rico, where the Canada and f .me
frigates were difpatched its quell of them, but had
failed again, and were fiUCC heard of, cruizing off
Bermuda, and may fucceed in doing irate injury to
our commerce. notwithOoding the diligence -with
which they have been roiliest from place to place by
out crtiizers. Thi' fquadron, it now appears, con-
fills of the Rhin, Hernsoine, Thamais, Hortenfe, tj
44 guns each t and oft the 29th ult. fellin with our
homeward-bound trade, "which left Tortola on the
tzth of May—but fortunately the Amelia, P.rince(s
Charlotte, and Unicorn frigates, -remaining. with the
Pheafant floop of war, which was ko convey 'them
home. the enemy were 'not (MIT prevented frown coals
mining any depredation, but were chafed fur three
hours by our litigates, which, kid they Into able to
come up with them. would have put a flop to their
further career. Taking advantage- of-tbeiz Irmetioe
friliok% qtey Rill dogged the fleet, and were again in
fight of them on the pa, but without making any
attempt upcg the convoy, it having been resolved at
a Council held onboard the Finch Commodore, not
to rilk a battle with our frigates.
The enemy'a (quadrats captured on the 27th May,
in latitude 30. longitude 63. the fchooner Hope, Os=
BOUt.III, oh St. Kitt's, bound to New York, which
they burnt, taking the Captain and crew on board
the Herrooine. On the fR inR. in latitude 31. 10n.
gittlde 6s. they fell in with the American brig Thre4
Friends, on board of which they put Capt. Osaoo am a,
who arrived here on Thurfday lilt ; and to the above
particulars adds, that when they left Porto Rico thei
took in three months water and provifions, and the
one of the frigates had a large quantity of fpecie—lhe
was a very dull faller, and he thinks that in a long
chafe the fquadron might be brought tp attlion as
they would not abandon her. •
The fquadron had not made any capture befidel
his veifel, and were purfuing their voyage to Franca
when he left them.'
The Three Friends. on the ayl inn. was.bronght
to, 150 miles to windward of this lasnd, by a Froth
ptivateer fchooncr of 16 guns.
To our inexpreffible di(appointment the enemy had
at length, from the recurrence of bad weather to out
fquadron, concentrated Lis force in Fort Royal Bay,
and thus eluded that vigilance which fought to com-
bat him with inferior numbers, even on the coal of
his own country, where he now takes refuge under
the rotation of his batteries, left the undaunted
proweli of our navy flsould affail him, as they are
Often wont, at his very anchorage.
Sir ALM COCHRAN!, in the Northumbiriaod.
with the Canada. Elephant, and Agamemnon,-of
the line ; and the Ethalion frigate and Dart (loop of
war, arrived this morning in Carlifle Bay, from off
Martinique; where from the recent iojury moll of
the fquadron has fußained, and the good fortniie of
the enemy in having united his force in F•trt Royal)
it bas been rendered unadvifeable for them to remain.
The enemy's force now at Martinique cor.fills of fix
fail
eel
cf thencei
dfao
ytl intnt
Decoder
nno three
morning
frigatesjuniors
wwith
the la n ; t
ho others
w e
ttsooor flayi l
oft'
; but from the circtinillance of
the Santa Margaretta having ken three fail, two firp-
pded of the line, on Tnefday night, there is 'ironic
cupieEture that the enemy's force in thefe fess is
greater than was at &it imagined, as it is not pro-
, bable that thefe three lail veffels being ken Iso miles
to windy/aid of this illand on Tuefday night, could
have reached Fort Royal on Wednesday morning,
at which time there were fix fail lying there.
that it would teem his force conlilts of eight tad of
the line befides frigates.
This we beliewe to be the opinion abut chief Naval
Meets ; fo that the Welt Indies appear again, for a
Cane, fobjeCt to the incursions of the enemy's tsuotas
neering lyltem ; t.,r we do not believe that, with all p
his ftiperiority, any frAnourable entetprife will be-at-
tempted by them, even under the aufpices of Prince
Jittom t. who might be ambitious of difirefling the
linaller iflands to leeward, but would itudioutly avoid ;
a rencuunter with any of our tutu of war..

The aflivity with which wir frindran has con::
minced its repairs, leaves ns little room to fuppoli it
will king remain in port. They will certainly take to
fen again in two or three days at farthefl ; and the
Galatea being left off Martinique to watch the move-
meats of the enemy, there is OM a hope that fame.
thing may be atehieved over them worthy the Rul-
esn which we have on the nation.
A French cartel arrived here on Thoridar front
Gladaloupe, and failed again ye&erday. We nei-
ther hem of any ofteniible obje& of her coming, not
Ravin` brought a tingle prifoner ; nor undernand the
judicious motives of her being permitted to return t
miles, indeed, the natural confidence which we have
hi the feperio► valour of our navy, renders to indif-
ferent to any fuperimity the enemy may have in font.
;Admiral Coasters detained, ten leagues to wind-
ward of Marti**, and lent in here on 'Tbuifday.
the American (dinner Hawk, from notion, bound
there, with foot Trench pansy' on board, as a se.,
telfary precaution whin the essmy's knowing his
movements.
The trade from hence for England, which lately
(ailed, remain at Grenada.
A refit will be difparchedtomorrow, for England.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JULY to
RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
C..d torocy. 63i—Ditto. for Aro*, 63
Rama 634F—Otroisus, *polar Anal la
losiq. Pao par to to at
PRICE OF STOCKS TISTEIWAT.
Faith Era sit nil hatw Owl% 111. • Ss. at
pro Comae& 400. hem ha Asa I 7464
s per C. Coot A. esti 63 kessam. Ciao. 9►3 91
4 pro Coro it EPA BM to at is. pt.
sari tiNt
Oarts= 7141 pram&
z-Jt I Cal Er no lA/
.At noes yenetday a Meaner arrived at Deal
from London with difpatehes, and immediately em-
barked on board of the Ssecocrroa lane', which
got under weigh, and proceeded for the Coal! ,
France.

_

Both Lord LAUDIIDIit and Lord Hert.t.ass are
making preparations to fee oat as a foreip titiieat
It is not true, however, as has been this monies re.
fatted, that either of them has yet fet Lard
Hossano, it is generally gnat:, 08d. is to proceeds.
hfadrid—Lord LAVDIIDALI, to Paris.
The Fonds Rill keep their prices, and the general
opinion inereaßs that the Negociatioss fee Peace are
In Rene forwardnefs. The public, how tar, aught
to know that this belief refs entirely as the kissers
freeman interchange of difpatelses, and not os any
thing that Miniilers have yet allowed to tranfpire.
The Nast, cartel, which ins* Sabi kola Dowse
for PluAlug with Dutch pail* musgil
marshy teDover. The Capes% of the cartel regrithi
that be was sot permitted to laid, and was hurtled
sway hassediately after the prifoners had difembarked.
' There are two large new frigates lying at Flaming
usarly ready for Rea, and a few gee boats.
The Gazette of laft night eos6rms, is every parti-
cular, the intereiling fails fated is oar Paper of yef-
terday relative to the late gallant atehievernents of Sir
S. SMITH, in the capture of the illand of Capri, the
vellefof Gaeta, from which a fuccefsful lonic has bees
made, and the other important particulars which we
*Ripely mentioned.
The Gazette alto contains Capt. Lavis's account
of the capture of la Curti ~,, of so guns; and a
Notification, that the Port of Venice has been dc-

dared by his blatant in a sate of blockade.
THE EXPEDITIONS.
‘ Scanty wind, and that unfavourable, prevented the
failing from Portfinouth of Sir SAM 01 L AIICHM LIT ei
\army yefterday : they go under convoy of the Re.
. !tyrants, Captain ADAMS, a4o gun frigate. Capt.
ADAMS is the fon of Mr. Avarice, the Counfel, an
Officer who ferved long, and dittinguillsed himfelf
highly in the Indian Seas lett war. We have jilt
beard that the Honourable Major General Gast is
preparing to leave town, to join the ramie otfreZtiase
if fo, we can guefs how far remote this expedition goe..
The embarkation of the Guards at Ramfgate was
leompletedielterday, and we are happy to fay that
sat a tingle accident occurred during the whole time.
We cannot allow the prefent.occafion to pats without
1 :marking that great praife is doe to every depart-
' pent of government that had any thing to do with
the bofinefs. The routes of the different divifions bad
been fo judicioufly marked out, that there was not
the fmallcft interference or confuflon, except for a
few hours one day, by the arrival oFtranfports from
, \ Scotland with the Eaft Effex Militia;-ocircurnttance
pi 7 . which, depending on wind and weather, could not
~ be eontrouled. Every accomnriSdation was provided
for the men on their arrival at the place of ember.
1 Lotion, and the arrangements that were made for
• I their embarkati_tn were the moil judicious that could
have been adopted. The following letter details the
. opetations at Ranifgate yellerday :
* RAMSGATE, JULY sc.
is This day at noon the Taft divition of that 6ne
, body of men, the Guards, arrived here. After par-'
i taking of a good dinner prepared for them at the
Barrack, they were marched down to the Pier about
four o'clock, and, with the greateft order and regu-
'') latity, were received by the boats provided to carry
I them on board the refpeftive tranfports lying ready
k. to receive, them in the Little Downs.
. 1 .. The men were all in high (pinks, and, like their
jN. Eolopanions who were previoufly embarked, left the
41 Pier with three hearty hussar, which were cordially
i . Waned by a crowd of well-drefed people, who

alrembled db•the Nate to drittiefilheir depir(bre, and
who wifhe them a profperous and happy voyage.
" The C,ene Abe have witneiftd bate fdr tit& Pone
days his been highly interefling. I'o he to many
fine young fellows, in the vigodr of health aed man-
hood, leaving their native land, with the Mama
eheerfolnefs, to fight the battles of their country ; to
nbferve the good order and decorum preferved in
every thing connelted with the embarkation ; to
witnefs the affeeing but fiknt adieu, not unfrequent-
ly, between intimate friends—all tended to excite fen-
fations not poffible to be defcribed, and which indeed
can hardly be conceived but by fuch as have feen a
limiter feene.
" The quantity of live flock as gee e, ducks, fowls,
pigs, and pigeons, bought up by the officers, is fo
immenk, as to furprize not a little thole who have
never before witneffed an embarkation.
" The eight tranfports which were brought within
the Peer, Rill remain. They are to receive the Ar-
tillery, Royal Artificers, &c. To-morrow three
companies of the 95th, and fame of the Royal Artil-
lery, with other troops, are expelled here; and the
bufinefs of embarkation is sot expefted to be con.
eluded here before the end of this week.
Sir WATICIN WILLIAM WTIIIII, of the Royal
Denbigh Militia, quartered at Margate: comes over
' every day with his principal Officers, to "witnefs the
embarkation. Indeed, all the faffiion of the neigh-
bouring country vifit us, to pay their refpees to our
brave defenders, before their departure."

THE ARMY IN SICILY.

MESSINA. JUNI zo.
Singe I wrote to you laR, we have been reinforea
by the 39th regiment from Malta, and the ye* &en
Gibraltar. We base now a Britith army been di
above ten thoofand men, and Sir Jona STUART is
alto railing a Sicilian regiment to a& with us, in
vrF.:h there are among the Officers all the high foun-
ding tides of Prince, Duke, Marquis, &e. in the coon-

try. Oar purest demonlrations. and the known afti-
vity both of oat General and Admiral, give as room
to &mite, that we (hall not be long without fame
enterprise ; and car enemies on the oppofite coat
foesS very mods iodine,' to think fo likewife, as all
their orders and difpofitions are now pointing at de-
fence, is of the boaßing language of conquer-
ing Sicily, to which we have heretofore been occur-
Malta. We hear sow no woo manna's Vice-.
roythip of this kiagdows. The people here at pre-
fect are happily recovered from their original panic,
and fees refolved to defend themfdves. General
Sroaar is appointed ,Commander in Chief of the
whole Lifters+ oat of the kingdom. Our army is
in the higheß Rate of difcipline, and the following
Copies of General Orders on two recent occafions
(one of them a mot melancholy one) will thew the
principles upon which we are governed : wine is
unfortunately too cheap. not to tempt the foldiers to
inebriety ; but faults committed io that Rate are by
no means cleared thereby—it is an additional fubjeCt
of correaion, and this is impeded upon the army.
GENERA'. ORDERS.
Had quarters, %liana, April it.
• Major General Sr Joan STUART Y forry to be obliged to
advert to a eautplaiitt wide has moldy cense before link, of vi-
olent ill 'Sage cared tom inhalant in the kideinp of fame 80.
tith Olicers.

" Individuals an etways to Is held rerposible for the tranquil-
lity of their own quarters; to Candies irrepdarides. la Se he a
party he them
■ The nodes of the injured paint to secede to an
modaeloo, has alone presenced the General from referring this
unjoftifiable meustreem to the or& krises inquiry.
" The Mimeses d previous conviviality la too often offered to
as ezeofe for loch preceedinp ; bet the Major General Ida se.
vie deem the irregularity of sO& palliated by s plea. which,
in the private Collier. is pronounced to be an aggrmados al erns.

GENERAL ORDERS.
TO Till BRITISSI TROOPS.
• Head lemurs. Magma. lust i.
• Major Rama 1k Jelin true ar indulges &shape. that the
eneleadtoly example which was lately difplayed ex the array, and
metertmaately at the iseint time to our enemy cm the "peke bares,
wil be the laft initasee.daring the tam of kis eanienand, In which
crime wil cuR for • peaky C. fcrima,trat yet fa Jul.
• While the awful parade of death was RIR before the ern of
the troops, the Gamed availed Matfett of the fektssaity of the me-
went, to ewes to them his decided refolution to continue to mast
with the teversft jultice the future tranfgrdSems of •Bfeigne ;
and bethin again renews and records hisdeclaratioe, that wherever
be Man God it requifite to refer an aft of inhbordiustion to the
dailies et the law, its judgment Gall be final, and ks awards sin
have thde meek.

• The General, kowever,ronfaies binifelf with the rededirin
that there is first a very (mall proportion of the army to whom
the preist waning is net-taro. The general good conduet of
the foldlers has been latch, a fulled of his public oblervation ; the
attachment, the itedtlon which it has conciliated through the
country, be roperied as the met flattering preflge of our future
fueoefies ; nod whenever it is our good fortune to meet the cnemy
openagnal tests, he till (tarot bimfelf to be perfuaded, we (had
fed the Sperlority due to an army of difciplined foldiers over a
diforderly bend of lank(' and unprincipled plunderers.
• While the General has been ready to pay this tribute of ac-
knowledgement to the merits of the army at large, he has never-
theleis to regret the evidence of thole esceptlons, of which in•
litancts have WWI fur the rigour that has lately been ezercifed ;
but fame bed wen will be found in our own as in every C0011111i•
nity ; and where theta:linage of admonition is iolufScient to car-
red, it will be ids duty, by pehillament, to keep their vices audit
eontrmil."

N. B. Tw•o foldiers were executed ^n the tea those,
in pretence of the whole line, for refilling two Ser-
*sins in the execution of their duty, and boating
at thcm. One of the Serjeants

CEYLON.

iitiakive been pill (beam a letter, dated Point de
Galls, 7th March s it fays, that the number of offices
which were done away, and the clipping every Wary
of chore which remained, had made the new Governor
at irfi a very unwelcome ♦ifitor ; the civilians and
dinlors grumbled mai. Now this had fubfided, arid
all were neatly reconciled to his plans, and they even
confider him as the ablell and Moll adlive Governor
that has appeared in the Eall. There is a perfect
peace, and the t roops in Ceylon are remarkably healthy,
modequence of their being kept in garrifons on the
fee eosin, and not haratred with detachments into the
interior, which is impenetrable with jungle, and, to,
bur woeful experience, dreadfully unhealthy to En-
tnpeans. In Own, the peace which has been obtained,
and the health that prevails, are owing to General
litarmairo, who is found to be a molt naive and de-
cided character, and has made confiderable reforms
and retrenchments in the adminifiration of his Go
vernment. Dr. Wasawv had been appointed fuper-
intendant of the peaifi-fifitery, which, it was expelled.
he would render very produilive,to Government this
year,

Peace, at War, appear at prefent exclulively to
engage the public attention.--In tae difenrion of
thefe topics all minor coaderations feens abforbed ;
bat if we are bitted with an honourable Peace, it is
to the glorious atchievenseat of the Hire 4. Trio/tiger
that we mit aferam the proximate mince.
To the ever-tabe-lamented Nation, every man

honoured with the name of Ertgliihman, owes a tri-
bute ofgratkade,and while few of his countrymen have
been found deficient in that refpea, none have more
eminently diainguilhed thesnfelves than Mr. Asia.
last GOLDSWID, through whole unwearied exertions,
the Rill and ma exalted perfonagee in the kingdom
have warmly intereled themfelves to place the Sifters
of the departed Hero, and their families, in that Rare
of affluence which their confanguinity in the dluari-
ous deceafed demands from a grateful country !
Yellen:hay morning, at ten o'clock, Lord ELL, a-
aoaotron arrived at IVindfo. ,r and was clofeted with
his Maiesrr for above an hour.
Yefterday about nine o'clock the Lancaniire Mi.
lids arrived at Margate from Canterbbry, and after
tome refreihments in the barracks, were embarked on
board the fmacks that brought up the Ealt Effex
Militia a few dayvago, and we fuppofe have by this
time failed. The verrels were well cleaned out for
their reception, and we believe proper means were
adopted to render them more commodious than the
EaA Effex found them to be on their paiTage up.
The Royal Perthraire Militia are to be reviewer/on
Sandwich flats, between Deal and Ramfgate. in a
few days. This very fine regiment of remarkably
well behaved officers and men is much efieemed by
the inhabitants of Ramfgate. Their Commander
the Larl of Mumma, is daily expelled at Rama.
gate, to fpend a few days.
Ye Rerday morning, *boot (even o'clock, the 111 and
ad Regiments of Royal Hnrfe Guards marched from
London to Blackheath, where they were reviewed by
tt the Duke of Yoa a, who was aended by a great num-
ber of Staff and other Military 0164C11. The review
commenced about eleven o'clock, and was quite over
before therain began. The regiments difplayed the
molt martial appearance, and went through the evo-
lutions of the day to the entire fatisfarlion of every
one prefent. It is laid, that this review was prayers.
tory to a tarp detachment of this fine body of men
embarking for foreign fervice.
The SIR divifion of the 52d Regiment marched
yefterday morning from Dover for Ramfgate. The
ad divilion came in to Dover at mid-day, and pro-
ceeded this morning for Ramfgate alfo.

The t 11 Battalion of the Colddream Guards march-
ed from Deal yederday morning, on their route for
Chatham.

Yeaerday the Weft Norfolk Militia marched from
Dover to Canterbury.
About zoo of the Friends of Mr. Brno and Sir
FRANCIS. BUSIDITT bad their Anniverfary Dinner
yefterday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, to commemorate the Keturn of the above
two Gentlemen to Parliament in 18oz. Mr. Haas
Towm s H am D in the Chair.—Mr. Ballo and Sir Faun -
cis Boat:burr were prelent.
After dinner, the ufual loyal loath on fuch occa-
Gone were drank, loch ask The crcog," a tome," bcc.
After which. the health of 1" Major CARTWRION r,"
as the fir ft propofer of the MU:Baez Club. was drank
with three times three.—Next, " Liberty all over the
world."'—Again fgeedy recovery to she Right Hon.
C. 7 Fox." !cc.
The evening was paired with the utmoft convivia-
lity.—The dinner and wines were excellent, and re-
Bated much honour on Mrs. Si taxis.
Yeflerday morning a Meeting of the Inhabitants of
the Town and Borough of Southwark, was held at
the Town-hall at St. Margaret's hill. Sir WATIIIIS
Lewis being unavoidably Arent, Joam 'rowtbstmu,
Efq. his Deputy, was called to the Chair.
Mr. Tom/basalt° opened the bufinefs by reading the
ligned by forty•one Gentlemen, req,tea-
tag the High Bailiff to call a Meeting at an early day,
" To confider oldie heft mode et =peeling their gratitude and
thanks to the Yeomanry and Volunteers toe the Service• they ren-
dered their Country ; and to requeft that they will continue their
(eyelets Co inn as his Majetty [hall deem it necefary and eve-
diem"
Mr. Guar, of Canterbury-fquare, explained the
veafon of the Gentlemen who figned the requifition,
coming forward in the way they had dane.
Mr. Smart sit confidered it would be ungracious in
him, or any man. to ()Nat to the expreffiens of fer-
vent gratitude to the Volunteers for their ferviees.
His main objeetion to the motion was, that it was a
party attempt to injure, by a fide-wind blow, the
prefeot Adminiftration, and to glance a cenfure on
the Hattie of Commons. He moved the previous
quellion, which was [mended by Mr. Aacoca, the
Treaftbrer of the County, and Colonel of the Loyal
&math war k.
After fame further dircuMan. the Chairman put
, the-previous queition on all the itefidutions, which
was carried, mad the Meeting adjoin ned.

MARX L INE.

CORK EXCHANGE, JULY to.
The new Market h held mclay, the repair! not
yet being finifhed at the old one.—Great part of
Monday's foppliesof Wheat reMains unfold— Oats are
in large fopples, with many cargoes of foreign, and
this trade is at lets price ; there are very few buyers;
or fales made, sod !bate nearly at our Monday's
quoted prices:

NAUTICAL INTELLICSIVer.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 28.
Came in the Betfey privateer, from a cruize, and
brought in the Ragnfa polaere Intriviara; Captail
Cassacestr, from Smyrna, for Amilerdara, laden
with mohair, cotton, &c. which fbe has detained
the American Ihip Venus, Capt. BOND, from Sala,
with wine, for the nary ; and the Emoe•vnue aged
brig, with a fleet of eoallers, from Vial:b.—Sailed
the Ea c st.cro v,of 74 guns, for Portfmouth; UlllOllll,
of 38 guns, on a cruize. Came in alto the Alexan-
der privateer, from a craze; the Dane brig Leo,
Captain Moir., from Cette, to Tonningen, laden with
wine and brandy, detained by the Hero privateer;
Tmescus and Ranieri, of 74 guns each, from
Portfatooth, to join the fquadron under the' coeM
mand of Admiral DUCKWORTII.
Poinuourn, JULY 27.
Arrived the Itsoutos man of war, and the BD

rtostos bomb, with a convoy from the Downs.--
Sailed Marmite (loop of War with difpatches for the
Mediterranean, and the Aar rammer with a convoy
for Gnernfey. His ht.tjelly's Sip Rutsraaea and
Paavoraurra are expefted to fail to-morrow, with
Beet of traufports foe Plymouth.

DOVER, JULY sp.
The Nancy (belonging to this peed cartel ar-
rived this morning from- Ruffin, where lb has bees
to convey fame Dutch prifnners. Paired by this day
the following American verels, viz. the Houma,
from Cadiz; bound to London ; the Sarah, from Se-
ville' bound alfo to London I and the Merchant of
and for New York, in balls*. from Hansbargis.--
Arrived in the Roads, from Plymouth, the Casscesr
frigate.
DEAL, JULY sg.

Arrived the L T Hoop of war from the Nom
INTIILLIQUIT and BILVIIII gun brigs, and Bavaoa
Hoop from Sena. with a convoy, which have failed
for the River.—Sailed the EttrLosion bomb. with

a convoy for Portftiouth ; 37/ST&L &iglu and Boma
gun brig on a ctirize off Boulogne ; Ezearior gas
brig on a cruize off Offend. Arrived the KANGMLCIO
and Bautzza Coops from of Dieppe.
SHEERNESS, NIX ay.

Arrived la Cuerriere French frigate, of yo guns,
prize to his tdajeftr. thip Bzaacm I Captain tarts,.
Sailed the A frigate. The Baltic carrot
under rotation of the SFr, will fail to morrow I
the wind emus round fair. La Guerrieri iv en oar
zing fine frigate, and is faid to fail uncomniginly felt.
The Tonaungen convoy is find for the sth of Ansa,
under protettion of the Fazcati, Captaid SAUNDERS.
Wind N. L fruit breeze.
°bagman*, Jots I,..—Peliad by the Herfett. Idelkajp.
I foot Peuraorgia; Pearce, Leta" from alleyway i • plabb,
Oilers ; Peeildes.Desies; lbalioneg. lorallselbetateea riinalret.
baba abs nab. Ilimilikbe vimbisq ellakLeigheb Pis 11416 ;
Maryann, alatteeeedesed tbelirer raw. Illebelemb br Mir
seep; PW. Ise the Teid. Lob. bast lir Wilk 'Ar.
hen' Treks, Audis. awi Boa. Mlldedus. far Pilaf.
bubb•
Tat Um. et Limped, and tie Many, of Mal, ate reported
to be captured at Omaha&
Tie meet, isf Leaks. wss taken and burnt, lath balmy
near Greenland, by do awarriere Witte.
Tie Palle?. Cleeroce. Mai *teal fur Londonderry, le wally
loft near Tcnby.
The Niger, Clark. bast Wait to Nice-flunk was es they
zyth ioftant, nem tie Sok, sad full of watts.
The Itodwan, Wood,' Win New York, was es ears Is die
Elba, sods latent.