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.. Y. 'the following Bulletin was shewn at
• Yesterday arrived the Elinaluith packet, from Lite; .Yalaee : •
" Windier Castle, Sept. ...
'bon, with a mail, in 91 days;- the Mot.rxr :oho** • . -.'
from St. Ander°, with dispatches; and his Majesty'll.
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44 Hrsisfaizrry bu for some months past appeared
- rurally tranquil and comfortable, although his dig.
ship Cossacz, to give instructions for the Meditesenr.- ' eelor [mains undiminished. (Signed)
nean. Arrived to-day the Duke Of Marlboroukit . . • el H. H /WORD. "J. 'Krum.
packet, from St. Ander°, in four days. II M. BAILLIIL 44 It. WD•Whal
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TORBAY, SEPTEMBER U. • t 44 W. Hansom. •
`Arrived his Majesty's brig TYRIAS4 from a crtgna.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4.
Arrived- six or seven sail of merchantmen, frog
Lisbon—all came under convoy of the Sr.arr,,owaso
'The remainder of the fleet passed up Channel- yestars-
daY, under convoy of his Majesty's ship NYSIMIESS..i
The frigate left the Tagus 28th July.—Arrived thisi
Diana packet, from Cadiz, with a mail, in 15 dayS.
Came in the French schooner Renown:tee, of 14 guns
and 45 men, from L'Orient, captured by the Re-
becca privateer, of London, after an exchange of two
broadsides.—Sailed the PYRAMUS frigate and Coss*cc
sloop of war, on cruizes.
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PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.
The HIBALD,.IB, Captain MU.WARD, has captured
a very large French privateer, richly laden, from
France, bound to America. Arrived the TUSCAN

WINDSOR, SEPT. S.

Yesterday her Majesty's Council met here,
Archbishop of CANTIRIURY, Lord WiNciresita, and
Lord ARDEN. The Duke of YORE arrived-here, and
paid a visit to her *Ma.rarry and the Parsicassts,
terwards retxumed to Oatlands. Count Mourrritit
rived here from'London. Sunday her Mantry and
the PRINCISIRS took an airing to Frogmove. Count
Mussita left Windsor for %wiry Park, Warwick•
shire, there to meet his Royal Highness the PRINCS
Reclaim General Ttvima on a visit to the Duke
and Duchess of Yoat at Oadandee The day being
remarkably feu, great numbers Of visitors are here.

Dispatches were received this afternoon at ,
Admiralty Office from Sir JOHN BORLASI WAIRIINs
skcisisstanding the British Squadron' on the American
Station. It is reported thht they bring a confirrnatioo
of the capture from the Americans of the Macedo.
RUM frigate.

16, Captain Jonas, from a cruize. The Unalaws, 14x
Capt. BENTHAM, is appointed convoy to the Downs;
Came into harbour, under seizure, 4t. Juan Baptists,
Spanish privateer.—Several transports are coming
into harbour with French prisoners.
Yesterday arrived the BARHAM, 74 guns, Captain
&MANGER ; CENTAUR, 74, Capt. WHITE; and MA-
DAGASCAR, 40, Capt. CURTIS, from an unsuccessful
cruize of four month 4 off the Western Islands, hav-
ing seen but one enemy, an American schooner, since
they left this port, and she made her escape ; Brun,
13, Capt. MOUNSHER, with 35 sail of transports, hav-
ing 2500 prisoners on board, from Bilboa; NYMPMEN,
361 Capt. HANcoca, with convoy for Lisbon ; KINGS-
FISHER, 18, Captain TRITON, with dispatches from

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the Mediterranean, left Malta on the sth July, at
which time the Plague was raging with increased
-malignity, the deaths amounting to- fifty a day, but
it was confined wholly to the natives ; BACCHUS, 18,
Capt. HALE, and the Hindostan store ship, with coif-
voy from Gibraltar, which are placed under quaran-
tine; and the SHARPSHOOTER, Lieutenant GOLDIE,
from Guernsey.—Sailed the SLIP, 10, Capt. DASH.
WOOD, on a cruize ; and the Queen Charlotte cutter,
for Guernsey.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER S.
Sailed the BERMUDA sloop of war, on a cruize off
the French coast; and the DWARF cutter, ,for Fal-
mouth.—Came down from the River the Henry, for
Cadiz ; Surrey, for Bermuda; and several others—
particulars not.known.Wind
Five o'Clock.—Just arrived his Majesty's ship DE-
FIANCE, Captain RAGGETT, from the Baltic.
SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 5.

Sailed his Majesty's ship FLAMER, with a convoy
for the Baltic. The neo will sail about the lith
instant.—Wind S.W.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER S.

Sailed yesterday the Auckland packet, for Gotten.
burgh, and the Diana packet, for, Heligoland, both
with mails.—Wind W.
Half-past Six, P. M.---A small convoy from the
Nore, under a gun-brig. are now passing.
GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 5.
Arrived seyeral of the Jamaica fleet ; but we can-
not learn their names.
CORK, AUGUST so.
This day his Majesty's sloop WANDERER, Captain
Newcomas, from Portsmouth, came in for the ships
bound to Newfoundland, America, &c. to join his

Majesty ships Etioybitobt and ETRALION, with New.
foundland and American convoys off the harbour.

ARRIVED.

At Cork, the Active, Pidgeon, from London ; and Kingston,
Rains, from Jamaica. At Bahia, Westmoreland, -, from
Liverpool. At Whiteliaven, Swallow, Bell, from Jamaica. At
Catliz, and sailed for Alicant, Ageona, Martin, from Newfo,nd-
land. At Southampton, Tugoud. Andres, from Rostock. At
Bristol, Phillip, Atkinson, from Jamaica; Betsey, Merenetber,
from St. Vincent's • and Cordelia, Avery, from St. Martin's.
At Liverpool, 134tock, Dawson; Indian Trader, Lee; and
New John, Campion, from Jamaica. At Leith, listen, Char-
ter, from Petersburgb.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Derwent, for the African, will be paid us Wednesday,
at 70, Great Russel-s,reet, BlOonobury, and there recalled.
The Princess of Wales, for the Phan's, on bard, on Sa:ur-

day; recalled at ; Adelphi Terrace.
The Spartan, for the Beauty, to-morrow ; recalled it 12, Cle-
ment's Inn.

The following is an extract frotp the Journal of the
Princess Elizabeth Packet:

" On the Isth ult. in lat. 44. li. long. IS. 41.spokehis Ma-
jesty's ship ANDROMEDA, with the Oporto fleet, forty-five sail,
out eight days, under convoy of the Arnaosszna, 1/81coais,
and Comostairic.---On the 15th,in lat. 46. 42. 10ng.17. OS. spoke •
his Majesty's brig BAcc Hos, with the Gibraltar convoy,and the
HINDOSTAN, out 28 days; and on the 27th, in lat. 48. 48.10ng.
70. cis. spoke the Aultol4. cutter, from Lisbon to Guernsey, out
i 6 days."
Advices have been received from Rio Janeiro to
the 24th June. His Majesty's ship Policing:fa, with
the Marquis of Wellington and Hound under her
convoy, had arrived there from England. On. the
27th of June the -PoncuerNi and DART mitt& were
appointed to take the following ships under their cot-
voy for England :—The David Shaws, Betsey, Per-
severance, Hope, Sugnal, Amazonas Success, and
Rebecca (the last is prize to his Majesty's ship SA-
TRUITT) ; also the Maria and John brigs, for Gibral-
tar. The Naas frigate, and CHIKRUIS and Racoom
sloops of war, were to sail in a few days for the west
coast. There would then be only the MoNzeoue,
Aciumotr, and &max= on the Braz'l station. The
MUMS frigate was to leave Buenos Ayres about
the 30th of June, and would call at Rio Janeiro,- on
her way to England. •

It has at lesigti.bano to bring Sir Jean
MuRLiT to trial. A COurt Martial is to assemble
for that purpose at Gibraltar. of which General the-
Hon. I'. MAITLAND is to be President. General
MAITLAND stops at Gibraltar, in order to officiate if
chat capacity; and it is said, that after the close .
the trial. he svillyroceed to. Sicily, and take the coin.
mend of the British troops in that island.
It has bee. decided, under an appeal to the Judges,
that a person discontinuing the use of a carriage, anti
givipg regular notice of having'done so, is not liable
to the payment of duty thereon, though he may r
have parted with it.
Mr. Coosa, many years a partner in the house .
Cottinnthoe and Co..coachmakers, m Liquorpondo
street, was,, by accident, thrown out of .a
chaise,
fortnight since, on the Hampstead-road, and had'
leg broke. A violent inflammation ensued, and ,
C. was advised by his medical attendants to suffer
amputation j to this,. boweverthe would not assent,
and on Wednesday last he 'expired.
The Conuirm, Capt. &meows. is arrived at Ports-
mouth, from the Leeward Islands, last from seek
the homeward-bound trade into St. George's Cluzi-
nely. This ship during her stay in the West Indies,
sustained an action with an American schooner,
der circumstances that ate deserving of notice..—..
The particulars are as foilow : Oh the 11th
March last, the Converts being a little to.windward
of Surinam, at six o'clock in the morning, a schooner
to Windward was discovered coming down with all
sail set. The Convene immediately weighed,
to decoy her near, made sail in the style of a mer.
chant ship. At nine, the schooner shirtened sail,
took a position just out of the range of the COQUETTIe'
gnus, and commenced a teasing tire from a lung
pounder gen. It was half past ten before the
norm: could near her, when, as they were both
standing on different tacks, it was discovered
schooner had a red flag; and an American ensign
pendant flying. The .(QUitTTIL W. 15 under' all sail..
the starboard tack : en approaching each other with-
in musket-shot, a fire commenced on both sides.—
Capt. SIMPSON was now in hopes that he should ha,
been able at this moment to have tacked, and got
windward of him ; but, finding the convert:es head.
sails had been rendered useless, he was under
necessity of wearing, by which the schooner was
abled to poor her fire into the C,ontorrres stern,
cut away most ofler running rigging. Foetunatel,
however, she received only one broadside in this _
tuition, when the larboard guns Were brought. to
bear, and a little way being got- upoa the ship. in
attempt was made to run •the schooner aboard ; but
the intention was frustrated by the exertions made
with the schooner's sweeps, by which she was actually
pulled across the Cononre% bows, firing a gun or
two at her.' 'l-11e instant the Convene's starboard
nuns could be brought to bear, a brisk fire was kept
up ; and it was momentarily expected that the
schooner would strike, as she had hauled the red tag
down. The.COQuarra was firing at her. at this time,
in an oblique direction, through his stern; his bul-
warks were apparently knocked away, all his lar-
board rigging gone, and his sails riddled ; and, in
this state, by dint of great exertions at his sweeps,
the schooner got out of gun-shot, repaired her da-
mages, 'and effected her escape; the light winds Which
prevailed prevented any further pursuit by the
COQUITTTN. The foremast of the Cnotrarte was
badly wounded, the arisen-top-gallant mast ayid en&
ning rigging nearly all cut away, sailvtorn bt,shot,
andfour men wounded, two of whom died in the even-
ing of the same day. The schotater appeared to carry
seven guns on a side, besides the l ng one, and rare
than 100 men on board, as her guns were well and
actively served, and on her bows and quarters were
small-arm men. Should . the persevei mg efforts
the Converre on the present occasion have been pro.
ductive ohm other effecis, the colliers of Demeraty,
Surinam, Ste, were relieved from the apprehensions
of a marauding enemy, as the schooner was never al.
terwards seen there, and she was the only armed Ame-
rican that had appeared upon the coast. The Co.
QuirtTg is a sloop of 18 guns.
CORN•EXCHANOR, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 6.
Hrrint a short supply of English Wheat ibis morning, time
white. from Eases sold readUy at last Monday's prices. bet 111
other descriptions are about as. per quarter cheaper than on that
day. The arrival of upWirda of Sts,ooo quarters of foreign WINO
has caused dull sale for lied Wheat, at the above decline. Barley
supports last week's prices. Beans are Ss. per quarter dosser,
and ware taken off very freely at that avulse. White Pear ere
its. per quarter higher. The mainly of Oa s being small, CIO cuss
corn obtained rather more money than or Friday. In GrepPoss,
Rye, sad other articles, there is no alma/lon. •
English. Foreign.
Wisest, Moessex, and gesiez, gOs. Wheat, Ausseisaa Os. 00. •
104 s. per quarter. per quarter.
Tick d 0.605. efis. Fine 00h 00a. Whits Pees, 71e. 78s.
Oats, Potatoe, 86s. 4ta. 00‘ Gm Ditto, b4t. 6141.
Ditto, Poland, sits. tam Saud Beans,
Ditto, Feed, 110 s. 1144. Tick bass,
Villiers, per flasks Use M. Americas Riser, oak to it%

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