Star.
London, England, 1806-04-23 00:00:00

geed ; for inihad of fuccerding
.againft the Noble
Lord, he would ncca(ian his triumph, as a mars
wrongfully accufed.thotip,ll lie (Mr. Thotntoa) was
convinced the Noble Lord both had violated his duty •
and tranfgreffea the law; h.id the document moved for •
by a Noble Lrird yekerday beemgranted, all the fails
Rated by the Hon. Member would lave been proved.
It was not, however, his 11 difpofition to have gone
Co far as impeachment,
.though he thought enquiry
certainly neceffary, cad Rrong cenfure juilly incurred.
~ Lord TEMPLE honuined- the raanlinefs and firm'.
nets with which the Ilonotirable Direaor had deli
verad his opinions, and lie hoped that the fame
feeling which prompted him to declare his fent inients
while he thOught they were jolt, would bleewife in-
duce him freely to confefs his error when it was prov-
ed to him that .be was weong• He thought that it
war paying too high a compliment ti this paper,
which was called a charge, to entertain it at all i yet
he acquiefced in the proporition of his Right Hon
Friend (Mr. Fox), becaufe if the motion for the con-
ficleratinn of the paper was agreed to, he felt that
the Houfe'would be reduced to the awkward diletm
pa o(,co.nfenting to confider a charge, before they
tad any documents to gn upon, He contended that
the Hon. Gentleman had not' ailed fairly by • the
Marquis Wellefley, in not communicating to him or
Ms Triends;,;the nature and grounds of the charge,
before he made it publicly.
Sic ARTHUR, VaLLESI.F.Y begged the Houfe to confider
bow ofteli the Thanks of this Houle, and of the Diredors' bad
been voted tb the Marquis Wellearti, illiffetne of the nicafeevi for
which he wen now waded MI theilidionfadoos wane heeded co
Jfidis which were grofily sralfrepretemodose eviibited of (lawsuits
for which there was net the flighted. foundation. Th. Homan.
able Gentleman laid, that be bad the esidence in. his hand. He
begged of lilm to ream Ittandie muild anfwer it. With tepid
to the difpate.h of she Dinkiest. of odd& fa mach bed bataishd,
Abb. conktle mi evitleem.ads it might refer to other docu-
ments, whi& might be b e ,eorward as Each. Hs
1114 fiGuiwit do Uhl& eke ' Wes reduced; bat is IserSted
'dna /Oil* bike of the Ho*Weekell Gentleman liberal, as as
el the Mae ell Wellefley; the obeept ought to be esideed, be
ookd vote fair the woyollthse oftibelkight Hoer. eitareary.
• . Mr. HAY/1(1Ns BROWNS thee* that it would be isnpro.
per to pay say attention to • charge lab& fuch a great and gio..
Wove ckae er as Lord Welitfley, witibot evidence, and therefore
-be mould gyp* he holey eielitabieddb astylkept. The Houser -
able QmOlemige boximen Wig Aboolewl his charge NIG
when be was midi dommees to hbßeatlate it- •
Mr. ROSE . •_. ~. would:2z ell.likt '
flusVizthr
;purdah ? and &at It *NOW
Oa 4 110.041M4 ft - dell way way. tbetalses ,'
limeeddigeme as k weed mug rtab& opts' as WY& I
•'wIIIIOIII4ITON,I • szplairtlitt. eltat tie' YoPer which
he bad le his poeket wee tike ehhftesissest ollams. in the
charge, espied from theist:Wows Wilile be mate a Hoeft.
Mr. OARROW.fehrso ilmelltsbapusedeimie et she &anion to
lobies the Bode woo *hood me elassemilas. Hs thought that
leach of the dignity bad ergs. Rem the emsdeer of the /10001.11,
oble Secretary, who had ere the lirll ybroe awe countenance to this
leen§ thou, ea the &IMO @Naftali& be found it Waved.
it was aloe& egumbefibtary premed* la the lionourable Gentle.
MID, tO COM OW, awl reds petted his liaseeb, a very long
114 Peri la 1,101 DIM Wininbi beft aneedesh could aifily soelong
with Mei, ani lay this se the tables a Aug% before any grounds
'wombat he it. and whitest leceinapes
di b q,a dusk (111e(,liable(,liable
to jolly Mae. It wash's yetvgage ee et he Old it at
Nat the Mk et byilbersam Ihe woe me Mulled to
. es a charge prima ages phis failiew.dish as Marquis
ball been. He casteeded &at Ids erabk Friend, dm
Begenet (wisdom way (Sir Wiliam gory) hell bets too charitable
det Issiollas ads &Woe s be illgle bees IsellieliewMayelooe—
WONG" hisliemereble bleed bed felhwellik bedaypared that
orosild Dee, recommeed le modern eiloydes el elmollimis. Ile might
egret Ma clarity, and fe might the tioseetalla Otedeesee who
ma& the moth" lace ewe the Direden bid. dot belted gone
me be, that he meatus have taken mom ins' and iehhhed his
Meader, Was it billinit be had out data & thee Me dine was to
be readved I Betthe Bleediers hid tore was fame foundation
for IL He was *OW ee bear this, after their exclamations
Mimi Go (Moltke ape**, the paper which had been fn often
iindodlia. They thought document would influence the de-
tains of the Hour* i het *a Illasourahle Gentleman had (aid, that
he was analogs to befog this dew fees la orderthrt Weight have
no influence. But what was the decried t It mu sever fent to

the Governor Ckscasl He fupPotbd the Honourable ti catkestan
beillkeetion ate *dial seal, and yet be produced tad for
bie &Mg" midi that was referred to era the fubju Wee an ele
/Cresegiderc MeMil ott emit tie motion en account of
Widen bade Ms kilo& wifhed that the charge
Ilsoald be gionedered, but be oppefel It °Dumont of the precedent
row ad
k Weil Ilk to prevent the privilege of impeachment from
heft kite an Inftrument of calomel.
Or. 11111101111111 LIT fald, that of all the lituations to which
. dorkkak bad 16,16 des been reduced, this was the moll extra-
' He wield vote, however, for adjourning the debate,
ardor wad not be lightly withdrawn in conaftency with
AO /Milky of the Houle. He thought the Honourable Gentle-
MOW Rama but little diferc ion, but the condud of the Dine-
tte& bra drop clifpaing. becaufe, if what they raid was true, who
Is paow as titsy,to rpm forward and Rate the matter to the
Mki
• Mt. R. THORNTON and Sir J. WROTTESLEY mutually
extiIhERIDAN had liftened with great attendon to all that
bad been faid,ant; did not think the difficulty fo great but that the
Houk might very well estricate Welt from it. After adverting
to the eceduet of the Direetors, which he thought Improper, and
Rating, that this charge mull be taken Mit, confideration in Come
way or other, he propofed that his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Fox)
Mould withdraw his modest; that the Honourable Gentleman
Mould then withdraw his motion; and that the matter mould he
permitted to reft there till the prom's were brought forward.
Mr. GRANT defended the Diredurs, by laying, that they
would give their opinions, as Wincingi members of that Houle,
hut that they were not obliged t o mine forward, as a body, to
promote a mode of proceeding which they did not fully apprine.
Mr. WELLESLEY POLE r..joi,:: d that, after the Whinge of
the Honourable Gentleman, they had him in a tangible nape at
lall. He animadverted, with Anne ft-verity, on the conduet of
the Diredors. One of them had Rated, that they did not know of
the Treaty of Oude till a little before they had written their dif•
pateb,in a 80j. He read a letter, Agned by thirteen Diredon, by
which it appeared that they knew foanthing about It in illze.
Mr. GRANT expiation!, that the letter from which the ta-
tted& were taken had not been noticed in the way the Hon. Gen-
tleman
expeeted, becaufe the orialual, to which there were a reply,
had been alone infpcded he the Secret Committee. He was eon •
Adair , whatever might be the freedom of obfervation on the Court
of Direetors, that their aetv weer. ddereet, (olid, cornet, and ho-
•mi-rable, and would bear the ftris-lett inquiry that the molt rem-
in..,•.us mind would be difpored to prefer.
Mr. PERCIVAL. lann.wed the ernharrallinent is whkb the
I i,tife was ezpofed, and fugz,eited two alternatives to remove the
di:Leaky. •On the one he was doubtful if hr eobld be jultified by
precedent I It was, that the amendn,ent and the original (meld=
fhould not only be withdrawn, but that the charge Welt mould be
difpofed of in the fame way, if the Hon. and Right lion. Gentle.
men would confetti to this expedient. The other method was to
- negative both motions, and then the Mover o! the oririnal quelliou
might apply for the psprra lac required, and produce in, charge at
the period when by inch document., at could he fi.yruttcd.
Mr. SeereNry FOX laid, be was not obalioatelj attached to the
mode he had recommended, but it yet appeared to him to obviate
all the difEculti.a In the cafe. It was very Angular, that the Hon.
Gentleman had moved foe s.dumen of papers, referring to charges
he had not made (a cry II Hear / arer /J and yet had not to
produce a bogie IllthtlaULAKd Win 0310 t applicable to his pram
motion.

Mr. SHIMIO.I/4 expLlned.
Mr. PAULL tars larprited at thsestraordbarr language of ao
Hutt. Goiakman (Mr. Walleficy Pole) who had capreffed fo
Much pleafure that he (Mr. Paris) had now appeared hi a tangible
ham.. How be was to be difpolla oi, tow lie bad been difcurued
in this tangible fLape, bail not been cxpialaed. Agaio, it was re-
/inf.-Med that be bad moved fir papers with tar defign, not to
(..;.port a valid charge, but to fish out nizterfals to coaditate filch 1
aa, ; and be was to be contldered cuipabk for not fob- I

ftantirting his alkgathms by &Jennings, n Len be had moved for
Papers es carty,as June in the IA year, none, of which were now
produced 1)11 the-rahlk 'of ttroHoufe. Ha did not cobebow to rap-
port the charge•. he dewed mutely to Kann the,gineral charge.
.ind to move for the vouchers by which It would be jellied ; and
• he was not convinced, that thi. mr.de of procettiii% was either In -
eillricit! or irregular. His Sentiments on the :Otranto .% of the
Noble Mat qui., were neither new nor peculiar. A Noble Lord, of
the higheft reputation; entertained the fame opinions; man*
others, of found Mention, Caw molten In the throe light ; and
twenty-nine out of thirty of the Full India Directors, had func-
tioned hip thoughts. on this fubje. A Right Hun. Gentleman
beneath him (Mr. Sheridan), and an Hon. Member below him
( Mr. Francis) had both laid, that in all the tranfaetions in that
country of blood and eppreffion, there was nothing fonetarious as
the recent atrocities to which thefe charges applied. Me (Mr.
Paull) added, that he was perfeetly reedy to fupport the accufa-
t ion, and he ihould move for the papers, that, on a future day, its
merits might he determined.
Mr. Secretary FOX and Mr. PAULL feverally explained.
Mr. FRANCIS lamented that by any perforud Aeon he
be forced into the debate. It was true, he had never recsownended
that Marquis vt'elleflailhOuld not he impeached, bat be dad laid
he would not undertake the conduct of the impeaebnsent.
. .

Mr. HIJDDLESTONE explained, that the reafsertvrentroioe
name. of Direeton appeared to the criminatory Ratement, which
had been In often alluded to, was isecauf‘: not only the twenty-
three Dire'oes had Ogned it, but the fix new Diret%ors Alf*, after
their Introduction to the Board, and they did fo front the view
they had of int eorrednefs and Importance. The Hon. Gentleman
(Mr. Paull) had adopted a coutfe he for one could not approve ;
the proper method appeared to him to be fir t to move for the pro-
duetion of papers. and then to move for the inquiry into the con•
du.'t of the late Governor.
Mr. SHERIDAN fad, he was not dieratedairottadt a leek
fyllsble of what he had *Bated on India 411$111r.tehdllIWW1010
St had bum moiety tUrefted to the Carnatic.and Iniad es* mem-
timed the name of Marquis Welleiley in the courfe of - His'
charge was not Apia@ this foreign reftdent 1 it was the
Board of Controuls again l she govendweet of Maras thetsdlials
all, arable the wharf:ay atlas aged of Dlredsrs.
to him tube the prlndril deliniewes. " naffed Mr.
I have been called upon Ina way liAtie not alwrOye t
_all V ,
lacunfiftent in my conduft, and caB4 upon Irg in Ma.
man (Mr. ranels) Wont whom I Mud not have' metal,' It. It
wooid kern as if his intentions waren* promote Mamma awl
the Members of Atiminißratlon of edges when their cordlalhaiss
and iv:arty emopsration were neodhrt lode welfare, liceiow t:
falvation of the country. Houriral~WW‘tbs Hock
may appears if-report Fork Moly. the Mei Geedsmen mid MONO
to Caftans on his own thouldsra No gilds yid& dile newdes
of India, or if a favourable pliant nmenent Were weptigail_a!ri:
11. ade him, he would bare gam, net et %CDC=
01:ICC. Ido ow mere to fat,that the Waded
ft not pique or difpwobtawilt i afilliSeidlives,t prdemikerigleds
In public (pint, senited‘neshens. with a Meth apmettoden for am
parliamemary um hated; In mak however, leave eta to be the
protedor of my own charades, and of my own holenter.
Mr. FRANCIS allured his be Hon. Friend that be had no In.
bunion attains on him Marquis AV -dl's etanduCt ;'
what ii• old se Wet for r tau Mad Qtdn He alfo
eihrthi MO. get he was rd.tiser dileggellesi or gird with re.
feat to Melia.
d..
Mr. THEOPHILUS METCALFE windisetell al "min of
the Eat India Direaors, and dB-approved of of dot Hineur •
able Gentleman who brought the charges gab* the Nods Mar-
gala The Diralen would not have even mediated therms of
the Gentleman, if they bad not bees readmisd of k in thefe=
ecedings. It was true, that this Hash Member bad memos
the Company to go out to India, sada Its pestealse be went. sod
this was the ungrateful retain he orb Ise Its etictiasSeliss. .
Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON memmsesd, that siss pekes
mations be withdrawn, and thereon be sweet for, sail&rit
isee-
ed before the charge fubmitted tattle attendee of the
The motions of Mr. PAULL said Mr. ideritory FOX were
then withdraws.

TM SPEAKER. MC Nat ebbeggi k bed bees relitived that
the paper contabiog the ehergetateold be pekitsl, pet dot either
the Hew Mover, sr am ether Membor, alight WeiggrOW
that fuck order be.
Mr. PAULL bid ho &bt adder any fuch outdo° would
tend to ddcat the daps Opel.
Mr. SHSILIDASI Weis Ms dademan being diem:lo4
to move bac the diblorie Ofdot ardor, be thoold tolnorrow Ma-
rdi (Omit Hat ameba to the Hook
Mr. PAULL doe moved far a Wog (cries of papers, to Mew
the asraparative caps:ices &rig thaLelovrrament of Mr. Haitinr,
Sir Jabs Shore, and Mamie Wdhdev, In various fucceNve pc
dodo, bads apneas IPA INC to the sec *ants. applicable to the
.latter, were Wit Ode beildbg of the government haute at Cal.
Butte. of the barrack weds, or the eapenecs of public embattles,
and of the balls, bisgoets, and entertainments, in the year /833.
On the Motion e( Mr HF NRY M I I.DM AY, the cat:indention
of the Property. fax was pultponed to l•riday.
Mr. VANSI 11 ART moved, that an account of the Iron our.
chafed by Government fur the Navy* laid on the Table. which
was agreed to. and the account brootht op.
The Witneffea BiU was, on the motion of Mr.VANSITTART,
ordered to be read a third time to mor row.
The Hoare went into a Committee on the Cuftosts Day WW,
and on the Stamp Duty BW. The reports were brought up, and
the amendments in the latter were agreed to.—Adjourned.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, APILH. 23.
PRICE OP STOCKN THIS DAY AT OW O'CLOCK:
Confab, far tnaaey, 59H—for ace. 59} 60—Oninium :Hu
PRICE OF arocKs YESERDAY.
Bank Stock, soil 2:0209 Long Ann. :7 :•16
3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. sgaff India Stuck I Sof
3 per Cent. Conf. 6of 59} 60 Omnium of prem.
4 per Cent. 77 761 73 Englifk Tickets tot ryas per Cent. Navy 92}/ Conf. Inc ace. Soft

On Monday afternoon a Flag of Truce from the
Texel landed an Officer at Yarmouth, with
patches. The Officer entrufted with thele difpatches
is Rated to be the &ft Lieutenant of the Dutch Ad-
miral's (hip. He let out immediately for London,
and arrived in town yefierday. The contents of thefe
difpatcbes have not tranfpired. It was reported, and
we can only mention it as an idle report, that thefe
difpatches contained a folicitation on the part of the
Dutch Government that this country lbould attempt
fomething to lave that country from that complete
fubjugation with.which it is now threatened, by having
a King of the BONAPAITI Family forced upon them.
It is afferted with much confidence in tome circles,
that the late interchange of Flags of Truce between
France and this country had for their objce an at.
tempt to open a negociatjon for Peace ; and that the
difpatches laft received contained demands of fo ex-
travagant a nature, that all intercourfe in that way
is, for the prefent, fufpendcd—A few days will (hew
wlethcr the latter part of this rumour is correCt.
It is likewife Paid that the prnjene4: e.;rtel has
been let afide. Lord F.t.r; in, Lord YARMOUTH,
and a few other s have been releafcd, in coidequence
of the liberality of our Cabinet in ftn2ing back to
France Admiral Vrxxsti ova, Captain MAJE
and other officers, and there the matter Tells for the
prefent.

Report Oro rays, that in a few days the particulars
of the correfoodence bctwecn the two GTirrnments
will be hid before Pa; liatnegt. •

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.
At a late hour yetterday we received the former to
.be i6th, and the latter to the igth.
The Batavian State Gazette at lalt talc's fume

notice of the *meetings of their High Mightineffes.—
The refult Of the deliberations has itnitranfpired, but
a Committee of five perfons, including the Minifter
At Paris, has been appointed to wait on the French
Government, probably to endeavour to obtain fume
modification in the new plan of Government projeaed
for Holland. Louts Boaaeaars is the perfon expea•
ed to be placed At the bead of the new ceder of things.
The news of the feizure, by the Ruffians, of the
Boccha di Cattaru, is not mentioned in the official
paper ; but fome of the other papers make remarks
upon it. It is Paid, that the Auftrians are bound to
caufe the Ruffians to evacuate the place, as the French
are not to conquer Dalmatia, but are, agreeably to
treaty, to receive it from the hands of the Auftrians.
The latter is thus thrown into great perplexity.
On the Bth the marriage of the Prince of Banes
and the Princefs STIP H• 1111 B6•UHAR130111, or NAPO*
LSON, al fhe is called, took place, when grand rejoice
ings took place at Court.
The Moamar contains no news of the operations of
the French in Calabria. The other papers give the
accounts to be found in the German papers.
In our firft page our Readers will find every thing
*artily of notice given in there Journals.
Captain Tone, of the Venus, who arrived at Li-
, verpool on Sunday, from Jamaica, failed from thence
--an the zzth February, in company with Admiral
Ducevrorra, is the SUPERB, his three prizes, and the
ACAS nti frigate, and parted from them the next day.
On the 19th, off Navaza, he (poke his Majefty's !hip
IVaVs 'Lai, who the preceding day had faller in with
1 Admiral Ducaworrts, to whom he communicated
intelligence of his Majelly's fchooner Gaactosa having
been chafed a•few days before off La Guyara by four
French line of battle (hips ; in confequence of this
information, the Admiral, and the Acura frigate,
fleeced back for Jamaica, to collea his fquadron, and
go in queft of the enemy, •
In the above notice there is force ambiguity from
the Month not being mentioned, on the 19th of which
the Vernal, was (poke with. But the general cor-
reanefa.of the article is confirmed by the following
letter, received this morning :
" cos[, Aram 17.
if The EARL Smola cutter is arrived at Cork;
the boarded .a (hip from Jamaica, the Captain of
which flared, that Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH having re-1
ceived intelligence that a French fquadron had arriv-
ed at La Guayra, determined on attacking it ; andl
when the Merchantman failed, he bad procured zoo
volunteers, with which he manned the two French 8o
gun !hips, and was proceeding to La Guayra."
Another Expedition, which is to confift of 7000
men, or as others Rate twice that force, is now getting
ready. It is faid that they are going to the of ltance
of Sweden, and to be commanded by Lord Carty-
cam It is conjeaured that the defence of the Sound
may be one of the objeas in view.

BRlAlL—Yellerday a Court of Aldermen was held
at Guildhall, at which the price of bread was ordered
to be railed two affizes. The quartern loaf will there-
fore tomorrow fell for is. lid.
COIN MARRIT, MARR-Lallf, APRIL sp.—There
are confiderable fupplies of Wheat here to-day, with
fome frelh arrivals from Scotland ; having many
buyers in demand, rather better 'prices are made for
famples of prime quality ; in Barley or Malt (mall
floelnation—White Peas in little requefl—Beans are
rather dearer—There are fome further arrivals of
Oats, the (apply is chiefly'from Yorkfhire and Lin
colnfhire, and this article goes off' more readily—ln
the prices of Flour there is no alteration.

•
piing At. 11/11INCT As UNDBIL
Wheat, 370 600 So. per qr. Grcy Palk 3as 3k
FincDitto, ilas 865 od Beans, (new) 40$ 43$
Rye. 40 Tick Ditto, (do.) 3os 36$
Barley, 30 36. 6d ans, 23$ 263 30$
Malt, 664 735 od Poland ditto 3sl 32.64
White Peak,36s 4as Rape Seco:l,3Bl 421 per Wt.

)Rift OF ►LoOR.
Fine Moor 7os to iss Seconds 6ss to boa per fact.

Ps%mattes, APRIL 19 —Yelierday after poll, ar-
rived the Superb, of and from Liverpool, Jos as
mailer, with felt, &c. for this place, and in order to
take the remainder of the cargo of the Magdalene of
Greenock ; this veffel had been driven to Limerick
by fevere weather, where the remained fome weeks by
contrary wind. Laft night a boat arrived from
Scilly with Captain M•DoNALD, of the floop Spero•
lation, of this place, which was captured on her
palTage from Cork to Plymouth, with wheat, &c. by
a french brig privateer, of 12 guns, but only fie,
mounted ; this velfel had taken five others, names as
yet unknown, the mailers of which as well as Capt.
bl*DoNALra, the mailer of the privateer put on board
a Hoop for Scilly ; when they arrived there, one of
the mailers, to his great fatisfaßion, found that his
veffel bad been recaptured, and put in to wait a fair
wind.
PLyienur sr, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Hamhurgh
(hip Witte, Vole LORINTZIN mailer, from Monte-
laden wlthihides and copper, hound to Tonnin-
gen, detained by the CHIFFONE friate ; the Swedilh
(hip /Wive, OSTPRIFRO mailer, from Wilmington,
with wood, &c. for this port ; the Bremen brig Dol•
phin, from Bayonne to Bremen, with wine and bran.
dy, detained by the STAUNCH gun brig; the Prutlian
galyafs,PETaASS, frim Breit, t ound to Bourdeaux,
laden with empty calks, detained by the fleet ; and
the Nordllein, from Bayonne, to Stettin, laden with
brandy and wine, detained by the MARSHALL gun
brig.—Sailed the PLOTSa floop of war, to the Wefl•
ward; American Flora, INGRAIN mailer, for London;
and the Lydia, RICHMOND mailer, for Antwerp.
APRIL at.—This morning arrived the HIND Re•
venue cutter, of 14 guns, Capt. J. M. ALLEN, from
a cruize, and brought in a very fine French brig
privateer, called the INTREPID, of 54 guns, but
only fix mounted (the others being in the hold),
which he captured off Scilly, after a running fight
of three hours, during which the Captain, Bout•

twain, and two men were killed, and two badly
wounded; and the veal in her hull, malls., yards,
and fails, very much cut, with the lofs .of her mans
top-malt. When the was taken, the had only 3o men
on board, the others having been diltributed among
the prizes the had previoufly taken. She had beep
from St. Maloes but 13 days, and hid captured the
brig Maar, a light tranfport, which has been (ince
retaken, and fent into Scilly : the brig Hope,
Jamas CULL, from Lilbon, with wine; brig John.
RICH ARO Davaetouon, from Lilbwn, with wineand
fruit ; flou Speculation, JOHN M•Dom lUD, from Li-
verpool, with wheat and II um—This is the (*mond
maze that the Inrazeto has made, and both with
equal fuccefi. She fails remarkably laft,and her anion
has been, generally off Scilly. The Captain of the
veffel does Captain ALLIS and his crew great credit,
as there were only 2.7 men on board the cutter at the
time they commenced the Chace. We have the plea-
fur e to add, that only one of his crew was hurt, and
him only (lightly. A cutter privateer from St. Ma-
kes is alfocruizing off Scilly, and has taken feveral
veffels.
Arrived the Mercui iu3, (a Dane) Tiro:meson, from
Mcffina, bound to Hamburgh with lemons and
I oranges, detained by the Happy Return privateer;
Pruffian galliot Peter, Rouyn s, from Brett, detained
by the CNARLOTTR (chooser.; and she Active. Ea.-
TIIRBUItY, from Wilmington. Sailed the Priosmis
frigate, and the Calm:me armed brig, on a cruise.
Wind S.W. s .
Poarsmotrre, APRIL at.-.. Arrived la Thum.
'RILLS frigate, Captain WORTII, with a fleet of trent.
efts with troops, under convoy from Gnernfey ; Is •
FL IC /I (loop of war, Captain WHITE; RIDNIERAST
Rad Hazuss gun brigs from a cruise. The Dune
frigate. Captain Magma°, is appointed to take the
Welt India convoy, and will fail, thould the wind
prove favourable, on Wednefday.
APRIL 2 z.—Arrived the MITIOR bomb, with a
fleet of tranfports under convoy, from Ireland; alto'
a fleet of outward bound rails from the Downs.
Sailed the HEARTY gun brig on a cruise. His Ma jet..
ty's chip ANTILOP& has this day detained and Pent
into this port the Three Mkt*, Oso.or, from Chil-
dscalfus, bound to Bremen, laden with coffee ;
his Majefly's Chip Msacuar the3Romeo, Bosckyeer,
from Bolton, bound to Rotterdam ; and his Majea
ty's thin Pi.uro, the brig Ann and Sally, from the
River Plate, bound to London with bode hides, arc.
Alto arrived the Mount Royal, Dueiit. ; Mary,
Bar la ; and Enterprise, Tier, aaaaa , from the
Downs for Malta ; and Hearts of Oak, ; and
Rote in June, Gsoace, from Chepflow. Wind E.
N. E.
Dovaa, Anti. 32.—Arrived in the Roads, the
thip Henrietta Charlotte, Captain Moots, of and
from New York, bound to Tonningen: alto from a
cruise his Majefly's Hoop Kara, and F s gun
brig. Sailed this morning the Dann hoy Cecilia,
Captain Paw, with a cargo of wine and prunes, from
Bourdeauz for London : alto the Nue cutter, on a
' cruise having keen refitted. Jett paled by his Ma-
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Jetty's (loop Swirr, from Honduras. Wind N. W.
and moderate with rain.
Dam., Antic 22.—Arrived yeflerday afternoon
the jar.ouse (loop of war from the weftward, with a
convoy, which are failed for the River. The JaLouss
failed this morning for Sheernefs ; Teaxas frigate
Ito the northward ; and feveral gun brigs on a cruise
off the French waft. Arrived the KANGAROO (bop
of war from a croize t and the Mouser gun brig
with a brig from the Mediterranean, which (be
has detained, and remain in the Dowels with the reft
of the flips as per left. Wind N. E.
SNisseess, Arise z2.—Arrived the Ann, Starrn„ •
from Aberdeen, with Roma for the Dock-yard.—
Twelve fail of Swedith (hips, from the River and
Down!, to take the protedion of the envoy to the
Baltic. His Majetty's loops RALLRUZ and Paco's,
are appointed to convoy them. and will fail to-mor-
row or neat day, if the wind is fair ; alto arrived the
Uvarcnr man of war, from the Downs, to be paid
off, being found unfit for ferrite until the is repaired
—her crew are to be turned over to the GLATTOW,
fitting to receive the flag in the Downs; the Unie
Pruffian boy, and another Pruffian veld, name un-
known, flopped by his Majefly's cruizers.—Remain
in harbour feveral merchant (hips, bound to Ham-
burgh, Tonningen, and the Elbe, but which cannot
fail under ;he prefent pofture of affairs. Wind S.W.
light air.
YARMOUTH, APRIL EL—Arrived from a crnize
Admiral Russszu, in the MAJESTIC • ELIPNANT,
STATELY, RI.IIIY, AGINCOURT, and DICTATOR men
of war; SPARROW floop,Cansot gun brig, and Pate.
cess Av gums cutter: the Admiral has detained
and brought in with him, 14 fail of veffels under the
Pruffian and other flags. Admiral Rt./suit, has this
morning finked his flag from the•Milasric to the
STATELY. The MAJESTIC failed this morning for the
Nore to be paid ; and the Ezarsienr for Portfmouth,
Paid to be bound to the Well Indies. Thirtyfeven
Dutch prifoners embarked this morning on board a
cartel, for the Texel. The Admiral left cruizing on
the Dutch coati, Rasozurion, of 74 guns, NASSAU,
'of 6410n5, REG uLus' of 4.4 guns, betides (mall craft.
Remain in the Roads (hips of war, Stately, Admiral
RussaLL ; Roebuck, Admiral Doucmas ; Ruby,
Dictator, and Agincourt; Quebec frigate, Sparrow
and Orefles (loops, Cenfor gun brig, and two cutters.
Wind N. W.

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GRATRIIN Di APRIL SS.—Palled by the Hope, Pergufon, front
Demerara; Henrietta, Martin, from Archangel; Martha, I ,w.
ington; and the Indeftigable, Fasikes, from Dublin ; Brothers,
from Bourdeaux ; Nancy, Oki, ; and the Beaver, Rieke,
from Guernfcys—Sailed the Fairy, Lees for 'Smyrna'. Vine,
Hughes, for Newry; Aurora, Wilton, for Stockholm; Hannabo
Herklerfon, fur Copenhagen; Progrefs, Nicholls, for Revell ; Bet-
fey, "Fhompfon ; FriendObip, Jordan ; Traveller, Piste; Harriot,
Moberly; and the btobcrt, Popplewelb, for Peteburgh.

Hon EP. has been celebrated by Ditorverus of Ha-
licarnallot, as the poet who exhibited the gleatell
variety f found; but if we were afked who, in
modern time•, have produced the mod pleating
variety of lounds, we thould anfwer the Lottery
Pro:laimerr, who utter the words, Twenty•five
thousand pounds, twenty thoufand pounds, ice. &c.
in tones lo harmonious, as to exceed, in effcri,-the
lublime compofitions of the immortal Handel The
tsth of next month will produce many of thole en•
chanting notes.

LONDON: Feinted and pabiltheil by Lam. KWF (or Can-
terburrptaee, Lambeth), at the STA,. OFFICI, NO. I, Catty-
Attu. Yu!)lathed alto at the STAL OFFICO attnplt-Bot.

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