Star.
London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

. NEW YORK, NOVEMBER v.
Captain Cone, of the Hoop Sally, nine days from
Thomatte, informs us, that two days before he
left that port, a Britifh fleet of nine fail; including
Into' of the line and frigates, left Barbadoes, to make
an attack upon Curacoa. This news was brought
from Baibadneitu Si. Thomas's by a packet which.
bad only two days pelage, and which had beenfpe.
cially difpatched at the time the fleet failed.
NORFOLK, OCTOBER at.
'Captain Roes, of the fchooner Difpateh, who ar
rived at New York on Wcdnefday morning, in 18
days, from Trinidad, informs, that General Mt•
a ANDA had been again at that Mend ; thztt he receiv-
ed a reinforcement of Britint Officers, and three (hips
of war, and then proceeded to the Main. Two days
before Captain Rost failed, difpatches had arrived,
announcing that the expediti in had effefted a landing
on the Main, and that two battles had been fought,
in one of which boo Spaniffi fuldiers had been killed.
It was thit the inhabitants of the country were
daily Rocking to hdraartoa's flandard, and no doubts
were entertained at Trinidad that the expedition
would be futeefsfol. It is add:d, that General Mt

a AIDA% brother has been executed, and hung in
chains.
)ALTIUORE, NOVEMBER 7.
A 'Welton' Savannah (Georgia), to a Gentle-
man in** York, dated Oelober a 6, mentions that
the Blade in that city bad organized a plan for the
deftruttion of all the whites—leveral private meetings
had taken place They had agreed to march at
three different points, and Set fire to the town, and
then commence their bloody purpore. Their inten-
tions were trutirated in confequence of a quarrel
between the two chiefs, or ringleaders. Twelve of
the infurgents are in cufludy, and will be tried in
few days.
WASHINGTON. OCTOBER 27.
It is with the fincereft that we announce
to oar fellow ciiizens the arrival of Captain Lewis,
with his exploring party, at St. Louis,
The Prefident of the United States has received a
letter from bins dated at St. Louis, September 23, at
which piece himfelf, Captain Clarke, and their party
arrived that day. They bad patted the preeedingi
winter at a place which he called Fort Charm, Dar
the mouth of the Columbia river. They !et oat
thence on the 27th of March laR, and arrived at the
font of the Rocky Mountains, May to, where they'
were detained until June 24, by the fnows which ten-
dered the paffage over thofe mountains impratticable
until then. He found it two thoufand five hundred
and fetenty.five miles from ae mouth of the MIK
fouri to the cleat fills of that river ; thence by land
paling the Rocky Mountains to a navigable part of
the Koofitooflee, three honsited and forty miles. of
which two hundred would admit good road; and noel
hundred and forty miles, over tremendous mountains.
which for fixtv miles ere covered with eternal fnows;
then feventy-three miles down the lico.flcoefke, into a
tooth ca*werdly brar.ch of the Columbia, one hun-
dred and fitry.four miles down that to the main
fiver cf the Columbian. and then four hundred and
thirteen miles to the Pacific, in all, three thoufatilli
five hundred and fifty miles from the mouth 01 the
Miffouri to the mouth of the Columbia.
In this laR liver the fide flows one hundred and
eighty.thrce miles, to within feten miles of its great
rapids, and 10 far would admit large (loops ;mad
from thence upwards may be navigated by helical*,
and petiaugure. He freaks of this whole line Rte.'
nifhing the moll vuluable fors in the world, and a
Short and direr coutfe for them to the caftan coati
of China : hot that the greateß part of there would
be from the Lead of the Miffaurt. He Cry; it is for-
tunate he did not fend back from the head of the
Mitfouri any part of his force, confifling of 35 men,
as more than once they owed their lives and the filte
of the expedition to their numbers. °tic man of his
party bad died before he reached Fort Mandan in
ittou,every other one is returned in rod health.
Captain Lewis is expiated to remain at St. Louis
firebe days to fettle with and difcharge his men, and
would then Set nut for %Abington, by the way of
Vincennes, Louifr ille, Abingdon, Fincattle, Staunton,
and Charlotecfsille. He Is accompanied by the groat
Mandan chief, who is on a rifle to Wafhington.—
Capt. Lewis fpeaks of his colleague, Capt. C
in the mod airsdionate terms, and declares his equal
title to whatever merit may be Aktibeil to the fuccefs
of this enterpsize.

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NAURU, OCTOBER sr.
We much lament the having to record another fe-
ver. gale (accompanied with-heavy rain) which vi
Cited this place on Sunday evening, rmle violent than
that experienced here on the 3111 Augull, or that on
the 14th tilt. It commenced about ten fed, ck, from
the northwaid and calla:n.l, and c.,t,ienited with in-
ereaftd fury until about inn o'clock oil Monday tune.
Ming, when it gradually abated. 7 hough a number
of yodels were Lb ire° from their anchorage and call
on don, • yet we are happy to hod they will he
got off without faflaining much inj,r y, excepting the
brig Slivery/44r, which lies on (Lore, dove to pieces,
near the Water Battery.

OCTOIIIIIt 14 —The following account of th: de
flruAtinu of pu.perty at Lung lfland, by the gale on
the 13th of September, haa been handcd by di Gen•
tlernan from that gland : _ _

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About 1 ur t.'cl .ck in the aftcrnron of Saturday
the t3lla of September it began u• I,loi, hard from the
N.N.E. and continuedto tweak in vi lence until ten
at night, when ail gale Appeoed to be at the height,
but continued with little almtement until near day
fight ~n Sunda) n.orning, when the v, and lad J
round to the S 'nth. Captain Unaiel wood's achooncr
druvelrum her ancht.rs inGrcat ilath nat on Saturday
afternoon, and went on fhore op the Beach at the Silt
Pella the American fawner Rat deina ke, of 'l'utnb•

Aone, Charles Biffels Mailer, all., .1) ing in Cuent rat.
hour, was drove rem her diparings on the beach.arll
is bilged and difmafttd l a fehooaer belonging to Mr.
D. Fergufon iti alfo on (hole, leith the3ofs of
one of her malls. The following pa rta of lhc‘plan
tazions dellroyed in the Southern and Middle Diltriat
of Long Wand, vie. Swanfort• and Mkt% not a
houfe of any defeription (landing ; Tbompfon'.
Place, the fame ; Gordon's Old Place, the fame;—
Mr. Mortimer's Plantation, Dahunnunt.. all the
buildings blown down. except the kitchens; Cole-
raine, all the buildings down ; Johnkon and Wood's
plantation, the fame; John Dryfdale's.the fame; Mr.
Ford's, the fame; Burrow's Harbour, the fame ;
James Stracban's. at Little Harbour, the fame ; H.
Dean's, at ditto, the fame ; N. M.Qieen's, at ditto,
the lame ; James Tait's and James Wallace's plan
cation.. not a houk (tending; at Cabbage P,,int, the
old dwelling hnnfe is (landing, the other buildings all
down ; Bonaniv's and Rolle', alfo belonging to Mr.
Dean, all the buildings tr,urri ; D. Fergufun's South
Plantation. the fame; Dunmore Park, the fame;
Mr. Menzies, ail blown down, except one (mall
; D. Fergufon's. at Great Hatboor, all down ;
A. Taylor's. Mount Albion, all down except part of
the wall of the dwelling houfe ; Lochaber, two fettle-
meets, all down ; J. M.Donald's, the ladle; Stone-
field, the fame; New Galloway, the fame; Gibfonton,
all down except one None boufe ; BoojAccord, all the
buildings down ; New Hope, all down except the
dwelling houfe ; Dr. Du Bois's, the fame t- Stevens's
at Culmer'a Bluff, all down; Halliday's the fame;
Benzie's, the fame; Mount Ceres, all the hoofed
blown down, and here Mr. Straeban had to contend
with the fire as well as the (loran; Munro's, at Tur-
tle Cove, all down except the walls of the dwelling
houfe I Haddington, all down except the dwelling
houfe; Hamilton, the fame. From Hamilton North.
ward, as far as Mrs. Wylly's Old Place, the houfes
of every defcription arc blown down, except Mr.
Carrol's dwelling boufe. There is not another hook
handing in the Middle Dillral except Captain
Stuart's, Samuel Knowles's, and Michael Major's.
There is not a plantation on Crookedifland and
Atwood's, but has (offered in having their houfea
unroofed, or levelled with the ground on Fortune.
Maud, (commonly called Long-key), not a hook is
left (landing; the crops of early corn dearoyed, and
the cotton planted this frafon much injured : at pre-
fent it is impoffible to !late the damage that has been
(attained by the inhabitants.

NATCHEZ, SEPT. V.
Aftra of Spaxiil m. di recent and accu
rate information from Nrchiinclies Rates the Sputa
force, embodied within our limits, at usics.' aom
mended by Governor Harrara, who entices a fpirit
of mat ked hollility to the Government of the Mita
States.
General Wilitinfon, we are informed, had an in-
terview with Governor Claiborne, at Rapid, in the
territory of Orleans, which refulted in the requilltion
of aso mounted infantry and dragoons, from the
Milfitfippi territory, who are ordered to march im-
mediately to Nachitoches, and join the regulat army
Rationed at that place.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3.

TRICE OF STOCKS '1 HIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Coda*. lot anoty. 3q,--ror Jan 61.-Onmlunt 4 pr.
S p..r Canc. Navy —Exchequer Nils, par.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Beek Stack asp, 110 200 lmp. 3 per Cart ,Sji
3 per a:sac Red Aan.ifq lm,. Arm 74
3 per Can. Cm( 594 Syff Ina 3 per Chat. Sili
'4 per COIL 74if t' iCb. Bills. par a an. alf.
Loup Ann. I lj if Umrittni. I prem. par, I pram
Short Aia a s-t 6 Eneldb Tickets 191. iss.
unite Bonds, 3s. • is. at Cost Su acc. sal 6.2

It i► aill currently re,)orted that an arrangement
of rouse kind or ether has taken place between the
French and the Pruffians. Intelligence to this eff:49
has, we underfland, been received officially by Go-
vernment this morning, brought by a MelTenger who
has arrived from the Continent. The precife nature
of the difpatehes not having been (offered to tranfpire,
we can Rate nothing refpeeling what may have been
agreed upon between there powers ; but from the
complexi,,n of the 3oth Bulle in laid before our
Readers yeflerday, it is plain that a Treaty of Peake
cannot have beets concluded, for the Spanilk, Dutch,
and French colonies, taken by this country, have not
been telinquillsed. We are therefore vet y much in-
clined to believe that the intelligence we communi-
cated yeflerday, of the Paris journals of the sill uk.
containing the particulars of an ■rraifice between
the Vrer.ch and Proffians, will turn out to be corral.
The terms, as we have already hated, are that all
the Country ea their') the IPA& Amid midi fa poJ
fricws of tie French till tie Costlafian I Pease t sad teat i
the Nista Alta not Iv allowed to maxim is say pot 01
hue E 'Via:. digaixiams.

The report is again revived that the Cadiz fleet
had ventured to fea and was brought to aelion by
Lord CULLINGWCN u, who had captured or deffroyed
the greater part of them. There is no truth in this
report. It firft appeared in the liamburgh CorrAY,se-
(kw of the t ath ult. in a letter of the B.lk from the
Hague, where it was circulated " on tMYattdi or it y
of a neutral 'die' from London !" We interted
this in the STAR of Thutftlay hall, and now it has
travelled back again to London as frefh intelligence.
Even if it did n.w catty its own refutation along
with it, we have other accounts, which prose that it
cannot poilibly be true. The Clumsy (loop, which
has arrived .tt Plymouth, has brought difpat..hes
from Lot d Ct.t.cimownrin of the i ath ult. which were
publifhed ir. LIR night!s Gazette. The GANNIT left
his Lordlitid of Cadiz on the i 7th ult. watching the
Spamilb fleet, confining of twelvelisilof the line, which
it was known were ready for tea, as we hated forge
weeks ago, and watching for an oppottunity to fail.
The GANNET, on her palliz,e home, eaptuted a Spa• ,

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sant privateer, and recaptured a treffel bound 'rout
Newlotutdlaad to •Oposto.—(See tier Nautical In•I
`By his Majelly's armed 114 neptarte, arrived
at Portfasouth from the Cape of Good Hope and Sr.
Helena, we have received the full particulars of the
captttre of the Warren Haftings EaR Indiaman by
' the Piemonte;le French frigate of 46 guns, after a
moR gallant refinance. To the eternal difgrace of
the enemy, they nabbed in cold blood leveret of the
brave officers, after tivyted fierremlereel to them thefilip.
The pardeelars, which we have given from the St.
Helena Gazette, will be found highly interoillng.—
Captain Lastara and his Officers are on their return,
by way of America. The news from the Cape or
Good Hope is altogether unimportant.

We hay: received a letter from an Officer on board
Commodore Kaar's fquadron off Rochefort, dated
the 18th ult. from which we extras the following
;mirage Our fquadron cenfills at prefent of fix
fail of the line, two frigates, and fome (mailer veffe/s.
We frequently fee the enemy's fleet in Barque Road:
it confide of five fail of the line, and three corvettes
all ready fur fea, and at tingle anchor. From the in-
formation we have received, there is no doubt of their
intention to put to fea, in order to join fome other of
the enemy's fquadrons ; and we ate of courfe all in
high fpirite on the occeflon. At Bourdeaux, the
enemy have only two frigates; but at Cadiz, we un-
der fiend, they are in confiderable force."
The Alpha, HUTTO*, which arrived at Harwich
on Monday from Cuxhaven, brings iutelligerxe that
the French have entered that place. The vac! left
Cuxhaven in fuch halle, that the was obliged to leave
all her papers behind.

Sunday night lad arrived at GI imlby the armed
(hip Providence from the Baltic, and the Prince Wil-
liam from the Elbe, with convoys. The Prince Wil.
iiam has brought in fir reads bound from Bourdeaux
for Hanburgh. Very fortunately, (he alto fell in
with the Snipe gun brig and convoy, which had failed
for Tonningen, and the whole have in confequence
returned Cafe to the Humber. The London convoy
is alfo fife off that river, where the Charles armed
thip, with a convoy from the Baltic, is daily expelled.

American Papers to the 7th of lag month have
reached us, from which we have extrafted whatever
was important. If the reports of Mailers of vale's
are to be relied upon, MI has renewed his at.
tack on the Spanifh fettlements, under much more
favourable aulpices than his late attempt was made.
He is laid to have landed in the beginning of Ortnber
with encreafcd numbers, under the proteeticn of foam
13IiiiIII Chips of war, and to have defeated the Spa.
niards, with confiderable loti on their part, in two
engagements. It would afford us much fatisfaaion
to have this intelligence properly authenticated.
An expedition, it Ibould Teem, has been fitted nut
from Come of the Weft India iflands again(' Cut ave.
According to the report of an American Mailer, the
magnitude of it is fufficient to enfure its fuccefs.
The Hun. DAVID MINITAGDI El SKIN 1, tie f3t itifh
bliniiter to the United Stales, bad arrived in America,
and was moR cordially received by the Prefident.
A couliderable degree of anxiety, or cur iofiry ra-
ther, appears to prevail in New York and other towns,
refpeeing the condua which the Government will ob.
ferve towards the in:porters of Br itifh manufaOures.
The non importation law was to commence on the
sgtb ult. and as the Prefidera was nut jPetificallir
vetted with the power of lufpending it, the Enrazie
IR that country—thofe who ficken at the profpetity
and hate the name of Britain—are for pulping mat-
ters to the utmoll, and exailing the full pnalty of
the Aa of Legifiation. As the meeting t f Congrefs
cannot take place loon enough to revile this hely
proceediag, it will be teen whether Prefident Jar •
mune will have &math enough to let himfelf againfl
tie popular current, and fufpend the operation of the
law, pulling to the justice and wildom of that Al.
trembly for fubfequent indemnity.
The following is an Abßraft of the Non importa.
don AO, that paired the Congrefs of the United States
of America, on the sfith of April hat :

Dc It enaded by the Striate and Houfr of Reprefetwatives of
the Untied States of America, to Cowers affembled, That from
and after the fifteen, la of November nest. it Stall not be lawful to
Impart into the United States, or the territories thereof, from any
putt or id.rte Stinted In Uteat Britain or Ireland, or in any of the
Colonies or DII,COIJCIICI:11 at Great britain, any good+, wares, or
merchandise, of the tollowlog defcription, that is to fay
All article+ of tv!,ith I. ether is the material of abler value.

Ail articlet of which [ilk is the nasteruil of claw waive.
Ad articles of which bean) or 8 ix ie the material of thief wattle.
AU articles of which tin we brats la the material of chief
tin in thews excepted.
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Woollen cloth; whore Invoke prices hall exceed Ave thilllnp
lterling per fquare y.ud.
Window gl.fa and AU other =MI fatturts of sub.
Silver and pla,e4 wares.
Paper of ewe.? dcicriptloo.
Nile ant
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!Teta; clott i g re air made._

NI inery of An t Inds, and pleturet and prirte.
Ner (hall It be lawful to in.poet into the United Satea or the
tctritcrtea thereof, from a, y foreign port or place whatever, at,
of the abovernietitioned good., ware.. or merchant!tze. being the
growth, produce, or manufaieturt of Great lima.% or Ireland, or
any of the Colonies or Deputdcoci.s of Great Britain.

Parliament, which meei, on Monday fe'nni7bt,
will be able, as it 11 flippi,fo.l, to proceed to bitCrieli
the I ‘!th, b:Crion will be opened
by the Speech frsrn the Tormie. The two lionfes
pr,.•b.ibly iltT.lllll but lot i,•re day at Chtiamas.

NAIII'ICAL INTELLIGBNCE.
MAILS THIS DAY.

ARA. VIJC. Att. Mil
Dusan t o I nottenhurgh
Waterford s t, Handwita o
FALMOUTH, NOVIIMBER
Sailed Lis Majelly's (hips PRINCESS ROYAL, of gs
Cans. Captain ksyspsns ; Giartatraa, of So guns,
ptain LAKE. with the Comtaanca floor; of war, of
:a guns, for Plymouth ; alto his Majefly's fhip CON.
join the Infhore Squadron off Brea. The packet with
the outward bound mails dill remain. Wind S.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. w.
Yeflerday arrived the GaarlT. of 18 guns, (Mir
the fleet off Cadiz. which the left all well the. 17th
ult. blockading twelve fail of the line in Cadiz har-
bour, which teem to be uniting the bra favourable
moment for leaving that port, w ithout rifting an [fling
with Lord Cot Lisc wool). The GAIIIIIT, on her
voyage to this country, fell in with and captured the
St.Thomaslugger, of 6 guns, and 56 men, which veffel
is not yet arrived : the St. Thomas had previooflreap
*tired the Hind, of London, Captain Perrino, from
Newfoundland, for Exeter, with fillt and uil ; the
Gond Statefman, Captain 13, et us, limn Liverpool to
Lanni in ballall ; and the Kingfweare, of Dart-
mouth, Captain BLACKITIL, from Newfoundland,
for Viana, with the Hind has been face re.
taken by the GANMIT, audit arrived here. Came in
the WARRI out, of 74 guns, from off Rochefort. Sailed
the Levy Wa aaaaa of 18 guns, with a fleet to the
k.affward.
P. S. The Good Staterman isjull arrived, having
heen retaken t;ff Vigo by the lats...of 31 guns. AIL
jut arrived the PRIVCI 0! %VALI, of 98 gone, Gls.
[ALTAR of 84, and Atoci of 4o gnus, from the
Channel fleet.
PORTSMOUTH. DaDiIIDER s.
Arrived his Majeßy's (hip Forrna a, halt the
Eaflward.—.Wind N. W.
DIAL, DECEMIUIR a.
Arrived his Majeßy's thipsTaose use; Taaaspaa,
and the Altruist, from a cruize, and remain in the
Downs with a large fleet of (hips of war, and out-
warchbound veffels.—Wind W. N. W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
0 , Dec. s—SelJeg the Orphea Drove, for Jamaica;
Advctnore, Kendrick; Betfey, Tang, and the Favourite, Mardi,
tae &. Owning*.
The Dever Caflle, Riebardfon, with the Chia Lord Rah. R
ale, and Owen, raggart, outward-bawl, failed from St.
Heim fur Bengal, the 4th O&ober laft.

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The Ceres wbakr, Captain Sharp, arrived at St. Helms 64
aid September.
The Afia, Sovbreign, Lord Melville, Airsaskr. Yams, lad
St. Vincent, Raft India/nen, which Edled boas rentmeth at 3 the
gab May, were al well on 3z ft July, in lat. 2lt. all. keg. ez
The Oiip Earl St. Vincent, Captain C. Jones, booed to lionshey.
was all well with the BCC( oa the s ft of July left Is lA. 416 49.14
mug 4t F.. Ships in company. fupocted to be the Lied 'Was.
Lord Melville, AG*, Fame, Sovereign, and Alexander.
Ttefday reoni,;bt the loop Lady Charlore, Duncan, or Aber.
deco, bound to Lath, fltecit on the xi rr Rock at Hennes. The
weather being fine, the crew and numerous pallengers were eafilt
find by the boat. but the vent having loon offer rake on her fide,
bocanut a total wreck, and no part at her valuable cargok impeded
a be beet

. The Sylph. Witham., from Arah,nhel to Prens".with rrs,
candle, aad oil, is nut into Peterhead, and snuff unload them

No Critical Journal ever invited the public ■tten•,
tion with more fultitantial pretenfiorrs than the new
OXFORD 41,RFIRW.

We are authorifed to flate, that Sir Fauns Btrt-
WITT never isentiontd to nay Oat his hstrinsr received a
letter from Mr. Rsostaan Yoaas, cnnfequently no
apprehenfions could have been entertained by his
friends, nor any Reps taken to prevent a duel; if
Mr. RICH lAD Volta' has beta arrelted, and oblired
to find hail to keep 'the peace, it matt have been at
his own particular requcit.

A duel was fought on Monday' morning la*, about
nine o'clock, near the tea mile Anne at Barnet, be-
tween Colonel B. and John W. Efq. The qua•rel
was of ele6inneering quality, and the parties came
purpofely from Yorldbire to decide the affair : after
exchanging one Ihot each, without ace, the feeonds
interfered, when, we underfland, the bufinels was
referred. Surgeon H. accompanied by the feconds,
wane via from London to meet the parties at the ap•
pointed fpot.

Diu sy.Laisl...—A very numerous and refpeetble
audito►y, laft night, welcomed, moR heartily, the
return to the Rage of their old and defer red favourite.
Barg isrsa ; who bas been confined for ten weeks,
in coofequente of an accident received in flooring,
which has oecafioned hint facetioufly to remark,
that he defpails of ever becoming a Show. On his
eerie, Mr. BaNlll3lll war greeted with four dißind
rounds of applaufe. Tbe play wily Mu R P wes Way
to Ke it Hatt, sad' barassysta played with undiru.-
nifbed (fiat ; ha looks well in health, and the only
alteration is, that be wears black Elk round the thumb
and finger of his left hand.
X. Y. was the lignature of the Frenchman of bray-
crop trArgnet notoriety. But A. B. is that of For-
tune; by which the defignates her two Engnfla Lot.
tery Wheels ; which are about to contain the ism.
cortrd'Arrref of 250,0001. with numerous capitate.
he4ded by two Glorious Prises of 30.0001. each.-
I'o &hint Adventurers, therefore, A. B wII prove
of infinitely more fuhßantial conleqtteace th 411 Ai the
money lenders in the nnivetfe, under tbte fignatures
of X. X —Y. Y.—Z. Z. &c.

CORN EXCHANGF M•litt•LA1111, Drc.„3.—There
are hardly any fresh, arrivals of Wheat to-day, and
Monday's fupplies being chiefly difpofed of, the prices
of the few dales made are almoh nominal; Erse lam-
ples are much in rtquell—Good Barley is in de-
mand; the furplies being very fhort, it is full as dear—.
M tit and Beans, of both torts, keep their price—
Few White Peas at Minket, and the price alfo nowt.
ual—There are nn fresh arrivals ~f Oat.; this trade
is dearer, lad appe.os on the rife—The prices of
Flour remain whhoot itteration—Fine Amerisan at
lafl week's quotation—Kape Seed

CUIII2/ICY AS VPlttit a I
Wheat. 38s 72, 831 per qr. Grey Prate 47.5110 d
Fine Ditto. 88s del* od Pc .11. 45s 511 01
K". 40.. 421100 Tic► Ditto 16. 43' od
B win, 40. 461 od Oats. 234 27' 31.
M,ll, 82s $B. -Li Poland ditto 32.30 Od
White Pratt.. (Roller.) 80. 181 R..pe Seed, 241 171 OCI
tine flour 70s to 752 Scaled 65s to 704 per lack.

From tie ST. BELE.II4 GAZETTE, Sept. 18.

CAPTURE OF THE WARREN HASTINGS.

To the Wo'llol4ol tl PATTON, 00VC11101., &c. &C.
WORSHIP/VI. 81ItIt is with moth real concerts
that I have to inform you of the capture of the Hon.
Cmnpany's (hip Warren Hafting', late under my
cammaad, on the sift of June left, in lat. 26. t 3. S.
long. about 56. 45. E. of Greenwich, by the French
frigate la Plemontaife, mounting 46 guns, and man.
sed with 385 men, after a very warm and extremely
dote anion of four hours and thirty minutes, in
which I bad (even men killed and eighteen woundech
the particolars of which are as follow :
At half pall (even A. M. on the sift June 1806,
we defcried a firange fail to the S. W. (landing to
the South Eaftward, apparently a long, but low ref-
fel, under treble reefed top fails and courfes. I con-
firmed my eonrfe, making as much fail as the wind
would permit of my carrying, (leering at that time
-W. by S. with a very firong breeze from N. E. by
E. and a large fea on. About nine A. M. having
gained our quarter, the tacked and flood towards us
letting out the reefs of her top fails. I loft no time
in clearing the (hip for anion, and placing every
thing in a proper Elate for defence. About half part
nine A. M. the fet her top gallant fails, main and
foretopmall fteering fails, though apparently gaining
on us before, and at ten A. M. (hewed a blue enfign
and pendant. I did not like her manner of mancen-
wring, being; fenfible that an Englitb man of war
would not have aifted a hie did : however, I honked
my colours, and made the private fignal. At eleven
A. M. finding the was gaining upon =fall, I took in
all the Raring fails, nay fails, and hauled the main
fan up, that 1 might base nothing to draw the atten-
tion of my crew from their quarters, fare the prin-
cipal fails for manauvring, and hauled up a point to
the wind. Having made every internal di(potltion
for defending the tbip, rove preventer braces, and
flopped the topfail (beets, at half pall eleven I hailed
down the private fignal, it not having been anfwlred,
and placed every foul at their refpenive Rations, to
await the coming up of the enemy (for now it could
no longer remain a matter of doubt), which the was
doing very fan. At noon Ilse was within about a
mile and a half of us, when (be took is her topmall
Deering fails, Ray fails, and main fail, and having
neared us to a mile, hauled down the blue enfiga,
and honied French colones : this was what we ex•

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pelted, and were prepared and ready to meet and re-
nt= her fire. About twenty minutes pall noon, the
opened her 6re upon our larboard quarter, with a
very heavy round, moßly exceeding large grape,
which we returned, as foon as our guns could bear,
pretty; warmly ; and, after about a quitter of an
.hour's engagement, the filled and went a-head, feem•
angly ationalled at her reception. In this we received
Come damage in our rigging, which we turned to
and repaired as well as we could. After the had
mulled about a mile and a ban- a head, the tacked
and came down on us again, while we were at the
guns to receive bee as before. This onfet was ex-
tremely warm and bunk, and attended with lots on
our tide of killed and wounded ; and fo near were
the two (hips, that I was very apprehelifive of our
locking yard arms ; again the Retied off, and made
fail allern. Our damage was great—the foreasaft
-was Riot clear through about owe third from its
bead—every larboard and four of the Itarboard fore
&rondo cut ; fore topfail tye gone, and mizen topfail
haulyards, main and mail' topfail braces, main fpring
• flay, and the topmaa Banding one mot away ; our
enfign was likewife cut away, but very fuon difplaycd
again at the main top gallant snarl head.
Scarcely bail we time to flopper the &roads, and
reeve protester braces, before our attention was
again called to receive her third attack, the having
put about in our wake, and was nearly up. This
attack was as warm and as near alma as any, and
continued rather longer than the former, but as be-
fore the (hot ahead, indicating moll evidently that the
could not lay alongfide us, though to all appearance
a heavy veffeL We low endeavoured to replace oar
damage as well as time would permit : I furled the
top gallant fails, and hauled the &midi up, for the
foremall had received another Dot in its aft fide,
about one third up, which now rendered the Rate of
4 that mall extremely dangerous, and which obliged
tae likewife to keep the fore top fail on the cap,
dreading to make fail upon the mah from the frefk-
sets of the breeze, and the height of the lea. Hardly
tad we got the yard tacks down as preventer braes
before we were again caned upon by her near ap-
proach (the baying manoeuvred ahead as before) to
repel her fourth attack.
We gave her the 6ra gun this time, and the ac-
tion became on both fides extremely warm, and (rem-
iogly with inereafed fury ; but as the had done be-
fore, the made fail Olean, having enrjr,avoured to lay
alongfide four times without being able to accons-
plifh her end. I had now only the main top fail (lan-
ding untouched, and defying their work, but other-
wife a molt complete wreck aloft. The main malt
Choi through the main piece very badly ; mizen top
fail fplit in ay.. 6 nearly an the fore rigging again
cut—but, thank GOD, below we acne as firm and as
zealous in the caufe as at the firing of the firil gun,
having cothing to lament, fave the very great fu-
va;oraty of the enemy's (hips failing, which ena-
Sled her to take her politica to advantage, and at-
tack us at what point the pleated ; fur as yet we
; had not the faulted idea of giving her any other fu-
periority.
We had now to receive the enemy the fifth time,
with the main and tore malt dangeroolly wounded,
every larboard and four of the liarboard fore
fhrouda cut, with fume of the main ones—not a tingle
brace rove, the smirk being kept forward with the
force of the wind, with fcarcely a running rope whole
and with two of my upper deck guns difabled. Stilt
fo completely wrecked aloft, I looked to the energy
remaining below as the palladium of our fafety.—
'Tis true we bad been weakened by five men killed,
pad about as many wounded ; yet Iv unble, fo enthu-
Pattie afpiric pervaded the crew, that I thought little
• f the lot, or damage fullained. In this Rate, and
under thrfe circomllances, we received her fifth at-
tack, and on both fides it was more lotions than be-
f.ire, and the firing kept up alma incetfant. Seeing,
lib I fuppofe they mutt have done, that 1 could do no-
tiling butt keep the wind with the tail I had let (only
s• e swain t•uoptaii), they backed on my larboard guar.
ars, aad kept there without my being able to prevent
I her taking Co advaataggous a ponta.m.

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Here Ike made gnu haunch and &greed= ; the
before umber., was aloe through about
ten feet from the deck in three plater, with fiz inches
of each other, and I perceived, that the fate t f that
malt was very foots to fall, as it fuffered greatly; the
dri rer-boom was knocked into fplinters; all the coops
on the poop were (battered ; only one mad remain-
ing at the poop carronade ; the after quarter deck gun,
and fore mat one cleared to one man alto. However,
with our every difadvantage, damage, and lots of
men, (for every one man from In comparative (mall
a number is miffed on there occeions, and we had by
this feven men killed and about ten wounded) I had
not the moil diaant idea of giving up fo valuable a
(hip, while the fault& poffible chance remained of
defending her. But another difalier awaited us,
whleh decided the fate of the day—the mite:l4nel
fell forward and blocked up every effeltive gun on
the upper :leek. The gun-room was on fire from a
(hot that had entered by the counter, but which was
at length put out by the exertions of my officers and
men :my Surgeon had loft every inftrument by a Box
I that came into the place where he was amputating
and dreffing the wounded : the nail of the tiller-rope
on the barrel of the wheel 111/SW, and the main and
main topfail. yard came fqnare, by the fa II of the mizen-
maft : from this eircumaance, I forefaw that we had
no alternative but to Mike, and with the cosiest of
my Officers, I gave up what remained of the Warreo
Haaings and her noble crew, which took place about
fifty minutes pet four p. ss. baying been engaged
nearly yard-arm and yardarm above two-thirds of
the time, from twenty minutes pet noon, until ten
minutes before five p. m
I feel it a duty extremely incumbent on me, to
mention the firm and Ready fopport I received from
the officers with whom I bad the honour of defending
the Chip ; nor could more zeal or true courage have
been difplayed, than what animated the gallant crew
under my command. It will be a reflation attended
with the =oft heartfelt fatisfa6ion to me, that every
department was filled with its tuntoft energy. The
exertions vilible on this oeeafion, to defend the Ho.
nourable Company's property to that point of con.
tention, when defence would have been no comer
praaicable nor juaitiable, will, I wet, be a fufficrent
recommendation of the merits of the Officers and
fait's company, of the late Honourable Company's
Chip Warren Hafting., to the Honourable the Court
of Diralors. And although the See of the engage.
meat was unfortunate. Rill when the very fuperior
force to which we were oppofed, added to other ma-
terial advantages on the fide of the enemy, are taken
into confideration, it will, I hope, appear very evi-
dent. that they did as mesa as men could do tinder
limiter circurnflances. The following is a return of
the Killed, Wounded, and Stabbed, in the alio:3,Bm

Mr. Jobn Edwick,Purfer Miller, Ordinary SIMMS j
Jan Emil, Seaman; John Wife, Ordinary Seamen; Northam
Laybourne, Seaman; Wiliam Price, Ordinary Seaman; John
Miles, Ordinary Seaman.

II AAAAA DATTIII

• Captain Thomas Larkins, Cosnamaial Mr. John Wood, Se-
cond Cam ; Jobn Bunch Surgeon; Jaws Balton, Dildthip
man ; John Bell, Boadwahes Second Mau.
IVOUPIDtb.

Mr. James Colwell, Chief 451ficer71lightly ; Mr. Edward Da.
vim 3d Mica; Mr. William Hope, 6th Officer; Mr. James
,G ravine, Surgeon's Mate,broken jaw; John Hoborg,l3oatcwain's
Ha Mate, very badly; Fredalek Chriftian, Seaman; David
Scott, Captain's Cook ; joleph Antonio, Ordinary Seaman ; John
Mackay, Seaman, badly; Charles Winiaass, Ordinary Seaman,
nightly ; Lewis Parraw, Seaman ; Henry Churchill, Baker; Geo.
Miller, Beaman.

Jon Hoz uao is (ince dead of his wounds.—Hnw.
ever, I am happy to fay, that the other wounded,
and thofe who were ftAbed, are perfeelly well. The
following is the force of the French frigate, la Pie-
montaife :
On her Wan Leek-.-Tvrenty-cight long French it pounders.

On ha Upper Deck--Ten Carronades, French 36•poundcrs
6:1811 ling Eogilih g•pounders; two long brats French
two mortars, copabie of throwing grape and can.ftcr Oct, of
French 36 wt.

In her tops ware fifty men with fwivels and rifles.
by villa it will appear that the is a very heavy fri-
gate, and is quite new, having failed from St. M.
be's in January latt, and had only been out from the
Ilk of France ten days when the fell in with the
Warren 'fallings; from what I was able to learn, I
fuppofe her to have had about twelve men killed and
twenty wounded. We arrived at the Mauritius on
the 4th of July tart, and obtained permitlion to pro-
ceed to England by a neutral 'del via America.—
, With my officers and midthipmen, we embarked on
I board the American (hip America, Capt. lfaac Stone,
on the 4th of Auguft. Hoping to find come con-
veyance dire et to England, we called into St. Hele
na, and troll, fhould you have it in your power to
forward as, that you will exert it in oar rivour, being
extremely anxious to lay the unfortunate news before
the Honourable the Ccdrt of Dire, ora
You will undoubtedly have heard, by the arrival
of the Dot fetfhire and Surat Cattle, that the Ganges
had proceeded to Bombay; in confeignence of her
leaky condition ; and it adds very largely to the con-
cern which I mutt naturally feel for the bets of the
Honourable Company's lately under my com-
mand, that the packets and public letters intrulted to
the charge of Captain Harrington, were involved in
the fate of the Warren }fallings, which, as well as
every letter and packet under my care, were carefully
funk And deftr oyed.
You will likewife have been informed, that a dif-
tribution of the Ganges' St. Helena Itores, was made
previous to her depa,ture for Bombay, in company
with his M*l4', Chip Sir Edward Hughes, to the
Dorfetthite and Watren Haltings ; and that, in con-
fequence of the Surat Cattle's incapability to take
any put thereof, I undertook to carry the furplus of
thofe Articles, which I imagined would be more wan-
ted on the ifland ; and I am extremely lorry that my
endeavours have been frutlratc.l, by the capture of
the Hop. Company's fhip the Warren Haflings.
The following is a lilt of limes which I received
from the Ganges :
Twelve chefts of China Ware, ten thefts and two boxes of Tea.
two boxes of kik, Sx Chairs two thefts of Nankeens, 24 tabs of
Sugar Candy, and 29 bap of Sugar.
By tome error or hurry in the tranfportation, a
receipt was granted by me for fire thefts of Nan-
keens, when only two were received on board the
Warren Hafting,. I remain, Worfhipful Sir,
Your obedient and humble fervant,
(Signed) T. LARKINS.
Dated on board the America, Sept. t 3.

rime tbe LONDO V GAZirt£, December I.

31311 TTTTT °rims, D1C111331 3.
Copy of a Letter lona Viet Admiral Lord Cnilinprood, COM.
mender in Chief of his Majeftr's Ships and WSWs in the Me-
diterranean, to Wllliarn Marfden, Efq. dated on board his Ma-
jetty's Ship the OCG4III. of Cad's, Nov. 13.

•
it-1 lodide to you topics of tl2O letters I have thin day re
celved from Sir Thomas Livlngitotto, Bort. Captain of tale Majef-
ty's Iblp the Renaniniev, giving an account of the proceedings cf the
hoots of that Otip on the sad and 23d ult. when they attached and
cut ant of the port of Colon, in Majunts,and from under the tower
of fakunara, feveral veff:l. of the enemy, which, although of little
coofideraticin of themfelver, arc of importance as a (India tenns
ny of the seal arid ability h which enterprises of that fort have
been crenated by the nfria rt of that Chip, and under the Jane&
ate direction of Link tan: sir Parkcr, Bart. who, on the
eth of May hilt, attach. d. boarded. and brought out from under the
gums of Torre dc Veigo. the armed fehoouer the Glenna (as is
Rated in the inclofure which aecompanical my later of the seh
Junc), and in every ;tamer leas (Lean a good judgment and de•
terunned (putt, creditable to him as an officer, and will be highly
fatisla4tory to their Lordthips. I am, &c. (Signed)

His Majelly's Ship litenonimcc, off Majorca, Odtiabcr aa.
My Lard—l hive the honour to acquaint your
Lordfhip, that lag night, the four cutters belonging
to his Majefly's [hip Raroansta, under my e. m.
mand, gallantly entered the port of Colon, in the
Wand of Majorca, and notwithllanding the fire from
the veffele io the harbour, and alfo of that from the
tower, they boarded and captured tine tartan, moon
ling four guns, and two fettees, one of them mansi-
on three guns, Spaniards, deeply laden with grain.
The two knees were with great difficulty brought
oat of the port, but the tartan got on !bore, was fax
fire ter, and blew up.
Lieutenant Sir WILLIAM P commanded the
boats, and was affiiled by aging Lieutenant Ware
LIAM WIIISTfIt, Lieutenant Mallet MURTON,. of
Royal Marines, and Mr. TIMOTHY MURRAY, Bost•
(wain ; thefe officers together with the petty ,fficers,
[.amen, and marines, were volunteers, and I feel
happy in reporting to your Lordfinp that their gal-
lant and Ready condo& did them the greaten credit,
and merits every commendation. One feaman was
wounded in the enterprize. I have, Sec.
(Signed) THO. LIVINGSTONE.
His Malady'. Ship Renomcner, off Majorca. Ofto!:cr ais
My Lord—l have the honour to inform your
Lordfhip, that, laR night, three cutters belonging
to the under the direBion of Lieutenant
.Sir %Visual, P , all-riled by the officers and
men that fo gallantly cut the veffels out of the port
of Colon, on the night of the a IR, brought off, from
under the fire of the Tower of Falconara, a Spanilh
fettee mounting two guns. In performing this fel.-
vice our people were much annoyed by sountetry
from behind the blither, which wounded one man ;
to put a flop to this, Sir WILLIAM P landed
with a few marines and lumen; and having killed
one Spaniard, and driven the re& off, rejoined the
fitip without any other lore. The fame gallant and
Ready eondua, that did fo much credit to the offi-
cers and men on the night of tha sift, dißinguilhed
them laS night, and entitles am to the higheft
praife. I have the honour to be, Ate.
(Signed) TOO. LIVINGSTONI.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS,—•4Ira• Triday Gesett.)

Wall °MCI, ID, C. 2.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Gentnia—Ceenet Henry W. Hutton to
be Lieutertam, without purchafe, Moe Dougan, promoted;
Thomas Comber, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchaf;:, Mee J.
Pbabbe, promoted; Matey Trafford, Gent. to be Cornet; Mee
Hutton.

toth Regiment of Light Dragoono—Renjamin Harding, Gait. 111
be Comet, by purchafe, vice Darby, promoted.
t id% Ditto—Fallgn James Dot:Kiley, from the isth Foot, to ha
Cornet, by purchafe, vice Worfop, promote/
Lath Ditto-.. Lieutenant George William Starner to be Captain of a
Troop, by purchafc, vice Lyons, who retires ; Lieutenant Hon.
W. F. Cochrane, from thu tstl Light Dragoons, to be Captain
of a Troop, by parchafe, vice Bird, who retires; Cornet Arthur
Sounder. to be Lieutenaat. vice Starner,
tith Ditto—Cornet Samuel Charles Turner to be Lieutenant, by
purehafe, vice Bond, promoted.
ifotb Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel C.D.Smith. from ball psy of
. _ . _ . .

T:oletoo's boo ft be Captain of a Troop, without
mirMafe,Moo& promoted in the 4th Cara°.
Battalion ; Comet Maim eeße to be Lieutenant. by par-
chafe, vice may, yromot
tBtb Dltto—Onimet and Adjutant Robert RaILII to have the rank
of Lieutenant ; Cornet George Ball to be l.leutenent, by
parade, vice Clements, promoted in the Ith WeR India Re-
itman.
ill Regiment of Foot—Captain Georg, A. Wetberall, from the
bluva Scotia Feoeibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chg.

. . •
imbue, who exchanges.
3i Ditto--EnOgns Arthur Herbert and join Shepherd to be Lieu-
t enacts, without pureltate.
To be Enfigos—W. S. reenlist-en, Gent. by purchafe, vice Gar-
dener, promoted ; Samuel &mull, Gent. vice Hubert 6 Joteph
Ftn wick, Gent. vice Shepherd
rith Ditto—Brevet Major Francis Welke to be Major, without
purcbafe. vice Dana, promoted la the Mk Garrika Battalion.
To be Captains of Companim, without porthole,
Captain Alexander Moncricffe, from the 36th Foot, •ice M'Leod,
. .

_
promoted in the eth Garrinn Battalion.
I:leuter.ant James Blake, vice Weller.
Lieutenant J. kr. O'Reilly. vice &Iron!, promoted in the 3th
Genital; Battalion.
13th Ditto—. Morgan Irwin, Gent. to be Fnfiga.without purchak.
vice Imirm,firperfeded, having abfented Wifelf from the Army
•
D without leave.
t 7tbilitto--Hcory Augultus Holden. Gent. tube rung° by put.
chafe, vice Oar, promoted in the 74th Foot.
Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Heeyman, from
the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant Culaucl, without purdsafe,vice
Smith, appointed to the 63th Foot,
24th Ditto—Enfign Penfonby Kelly to be Lieutenant.
lb be Enligns--Charles Augultus Stewart, Gent, by purehafe.
vice Hall. appointed to the eth Dragoon Guard, ; Richard
Adams, Cent. vice Kelly; John Maxwell, Gent. withaot par.
chair, vice Vardy, promoted in the eth Ganifon Battalion.
26th Ditto—Charles Barker Turner, Cent. to be Enlign, with-
.. . .

out pi:chafe, vice Shuman, promoted in the 4th Varrifun

Br . .
17th Ditto. Stuart. Gent. to be Sitar, without purchafe,
vice Plughes, promoted in the Royal Weil India Rangers ;
Jnoeftt, Gen: to be Rnfign, without purehafe. vice
Dewar. promoted in the yth Certain B ; Affift.int Sur-
geon Henry Wcit, (runt the sStb Foot,
.ts he Surgeon, vice
Vegan, daeerfed.
31d Ditto —I fign Robert R sign fon to be Lieutenant. without pnr-
chafe ;Thontag Ruh l.cwin, Gent. to be Fnfign, rite Rohtufoo.
36th Ditto--C2praln W. Creirwcii, from the alt GarriLiti ILitta-
lion, to be Captain of a Company, without parchafe, rice Mos
crieffe, appointed to the 13th Foot.
37th I)itto—Lieutenant John Coltley, from the 90th Foot, to be
I.icutenant,oke Speed, who fa changes.
414 Ditto—linlign Ntal bitilalban. from the ordroot. to Le

Lieutenant, wAtLiout perehale ; Itubert Carrniclael, EN to be

. .
Paytnatter of the ad Battalion.
43d DittoLieutimaat Mon Pan Mockler', from her pay of the
sad Foot,to be Lieutenant, without purchale, vice Stevens, pro.
meted in the 9th Garrifoo Battalion.
aath Ditto.—Captain Edward Gregory to he Major, without put.
eh.fe, eke Poutett, promoted in the 7th Uarroun B.,ttaiton
63th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel 1 ~,n.l Smith, front the iSth
Mgt. to be Liesteuant Colonel, vice Sir C,Haft.uga, appointed

to the command of t►e 4th tlargiton Battalion.
66th ihtto —Peter Dudgeon. Gent. to be Engin, without p.m.
abate, Ince IJ'A rec.!, promoted in Its yth Carrifon Pattalino.
byth Ihtto—Litot.man. k. L.. (-core. tr Jna the (sth Light (-ha.
goo., to be Captain tar ■ Corpany, by garage, rite Zalunto,
ho 1(11(11.

ritta Dhtes.4.lentenunt Geller Bonnet. from the 6th Foot, to be
Captain of a Campeau, without Timbale, vice Nl`Mahon, pro-
moted in the Royal Weft India Ra..aefa.
84th Ditto-John Warren Bernard, Gent. to he Ensign. without
porthole, vice Cockburn, whore appoi.tnicut has been can-
celled.
87th Ditto-.Connell F Baldwin, rfet. to be Parnafter of the ad
Battalion, vice FitaGeraki, who rehgne.
89th Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant • Cabal Leonetti* Holland, Cr..,
the permanent Staff of the (barter Nraiter.General, to be Ma-
jor, with, ut purchare, vim lUUrban, pruMoted in the 9th Gar.
til n Battalion.
tscth Ditto-Lieutenant W. J. Speed. from the 37th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Onffley, who exchanges; C. Dowfon, Gun.
to le Eaten, withbot purchare, vice booth, promoted in the
sth Carillon Battalion.
934 Ditto-Major Robert Dale. from the 6th Gartifon Battalion,
to he Major, without verdure, vice Housman. appointed to
the ati lot; George Munro, Gent. to he Ealign, without
porthole, vice Ferguroa, whore appointment Ins not taken place
95th Ditto-Andrew Wale rembertao, Gem. to be Second Lieu.
tenant, without porthare.
WO Ditto-Lieutenant Garrett Kletkelly. from the
_Toth Foot,
to be Captain of a Compary without purchate.
kb Welt India Regiment-Major John Auguring Prevoß, front
the 7th Foot, to be I xeutenancColesel. without purch.le, eke
Futon, appointed to the 34 Fan.
Royal African Carpe-Captalm Park! Heads inn, from the awn
Foot, to be Major, without purebefe t Queer Metier John
Pimpfon to he hangs, 4purehafe, vise Stott, promoted.
Royal Weft India Paogcrns CGpeh Thames PA'hiabon, from
the Bsd Foot, to be Malan Legs Wei Mintyre, from
the 91ft Foot, to be Llowersewt, without rawhide.
Rolla Regiment, St. &Weis. GM. to be Enrage, vim
Wattenile. promoted in the York Light Washy Volunteers.
Brigadier Gamut Baffle's Ram Henry Es V Harpe.
from Meeron's Reginsent„terlm viselm ofa Cempeuy, with-
out porebale. dee Wad, by tho fontenwe of a Ger
mind evert Martial.
Froberg's Regboent..-Liememema itheterd ReaGeacid, from the
6th Foot, to bv Captain of ; Lisissono Frederick
Wanted's, from the Valk Light Velimmers, to be
Captain of a Compsoy, wfrfr tummy hMe army ; Ea-
kin J Carroll, from the yak lass. to betitobonss
To be Enka-Ludwig WO Aber. Goo. vino Ishbasw. pow
Meted ; Poittp Antos Plesiago, Oaot.vioa hilliroingssed:
--- Preset, Gaff.
To be Quartet Malter.-....Vorberne.Gent.
aft Garrefon Battallon...-Lieummat join White. from the Both
Foot, tote Capstan Ws Caposs. vie*Cniondage, appointed
to the New South Wales Corp; William Haw, Cabbies, Dille.
to he Eulign, vice Wheeler, promoted in the fult Ceram Bay
cation.
4th Dino-Rain ••••••• Verity, from the 24th Foot, to be Lime
tenant.
Slit Garrifos Battalion.
To be Captains of Companies.
Lieutenant Roger Finch, from the 38th Foot.
Lieutenant Peter Domes, from the aoth Foot.
Lieutenant Harry Powell, from the 47tb Foot.
Lieutenant John Nixon, hem the tuts Light pregame.
Lieutenant lliconaa Carter, from the 34 Fem.
Lieutenant William Gordis, front the lisd Foot.
Lieutenant Joreph Crate, from the 36th Foot.
Lieutenant JameePreeoft, from the itth Foot.
Lieutenant George Owen, from the loth Foot.
Lieutenant ()terse Goldin, from the 6th Dingoes Ganda
To be Linatenants--Adjutant Alexander litDoosill, from bell
pay of the Regiment of the Wes; Badge James Bomb, from
the 90th Foot.
To be Enhens-James limm, Charles NPArialfg. J. F. Lloyd,
Arthur Gristly Fanatog, William Placate, Willem Hall. Jobs
Whet, and Kingiton Cuthbert, Gents.
6th Ditto-Captain William Henry Dainty, from the 47th Foot,
to be Major, vice Dale, appointed to th{93d Foot.
To be Captains of Compasies.
Lieutenant James Agnew, from the Loth Light Dosses
Lieutenant Barton Wallop, from the New linmteriele fesellaks
Lieutenant William Dams, from the 7lft FOOL
Lieutenant William Sniffy from the ryth Light Dregonse.
Lionesses' theimel Maid, from the 36th for.
Lioneams Thomas Wenn" from the irk Foot.
Liattonot Edward Beaded* from the 9th Foot.
To be Lim:tenant
Enrage P D. Wheeler from the aft (Merges Betrallen.
To be Enegne--Williona Out Ifddl, Edward Waller, 0 V. Dm
reozy, Donald 11.1•Doodul, Gilbert Elliott, John B. O'Neß, Jobs
and Stephen Helmer, Gents
Ttit Guidon Battalion.
o he Captains of Companies.
Lieutenant Patrick Campbell, from the 49th Foot.
Lieutenant Arthur Duboordieti, from the sth Foot.
Lieutenant Archibald Mair, from the both Foot.
Lieutenant John Matihall, from the 59th Foot.
Lieutenantames Dunlop, from the 45th Foot.
Lieutenant James Laos, from the 3d Foot.
Lieutenant Edward Keane, tram the 13.1 Foot.
To be Lieutenant.
&Sign Mark d'Areey, from the 66th Foot.
ro be Enka-W. G. Cavanagh, John Farrell. John Patterfon,
II Thomas Stephens. Jams Chambers, likholfen, John
htigeunia, and Richard Woods, Cents.
Bth Garrido Batt.
To he Captains of Compsales.
Captain EZward Coghhn, from the 66th Foot.
Lieutenant William Le Grand, from the Sift Foot.
Lleuttnant Williams W. Algeo, from the Sad Foot.
Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from the 79th Foot.
lieutenant Nicholas Brown, from the 25th Foot.
Lieutenant George Francis Waldo Flukes.' from the 736 Foot.
Lieutenant Wiliam Pilkington, from the Ilad Foot.
Lieutenant William Salter Willett, from the 7th Foot.
To be Lieutenant.
!align Hugh Bowen Mends, front the 53d Foot.
To he Eurlgns--Standia Lowcay, William M•Densot, John COI.
thurlt, Edward Trosfon, Gents. Qi..uirter.Mafter Lachlan
Mfj2ern, from the 28th Foot, Michael Flanagan, Gent. and
Qyarter-Matter John Everitt, from Half-pay of the Ancient
Mina FenciNcs.
9th Ditto--Captain Witham (Inflow, from the 4th Dragoons, to
be Major. Captain John Grey, from the Bsd Foot, to be Major.
To be Captains of Companies.
Lieutenant Richard Cole, from the 35th Foot.
Lkutenoot Richard Dag, from the 84th Foot.
Lieutenant James Browne, from the 30th Faroe.
Lieutenant William Yates Johilfon, from the Goth Foot.
Lieutenant J. B. Irwin, from the sth Dragons, Guard,.
Lieutenant William Stevens, from the 43i1 Foot.
Lieutenant Heetor M•Laine, inert the fah Foot.
Lieutenant Robert Bogie, from the 54th Foot.
Dieotenant Edward Scutt, from the 6th Driven Guards.
LiCUtellaUt Gcoige Ridge, from the 17th Foot.
To be Enfigns-vJohn Heminutth, Carberry Rgaa, Godfrey
witeioy, Hendetion, William Van ityneweisi, Henry
Piggott, apil Duncan M'Donnell, Gents.
9th Royal Veteran Battallon-Lkurecant Donald Cameron, from
balf-pay of the 7ift Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ltuddioseo,
who exchanges.
Nova Scotia Knciblc.-Captalo Chtiboime, from the Royals,
to be Caputo of a Company, vice Wetherell, who elehanges.
New Brunfwlek Fencibles...Edign —Carniichacl to be Lieute-
nant, vice Fennel, who refigns.
Meawassinues.
tiorpital-mate Charles Rogge is tope; Inlet!, he having &fated.
UallN•hCll ,IFfiCa, any. 28.
Medical EllabliCbment for the Military Eilablifhmanui
of the Ordnance.
William Hare* Gent. to be Apothecary to the Royal Artillery
Hofpital at Woolwich, vies M'Cuiiueh, relived. Dined Oc-
tober t.
Cuminiflion in the Tower Hamlets Militia, filmed by
the Lord Lieutenant--IR Royal Regiment.
Ennio Jollies Morris to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Mary Pont*
rellgoed. Dated Nov. 25. ,806.
BANKRUP
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Chapman. to forrender December rot, lb, APO January 13, at
eleven. at GuilsibalL Attorney, Mr. George Manias, Calks
Reed, Fakon-fquare.
Julio Cook, of the panlh of Whiforel, F R x. vinualler, dealer and
atomism. Deeentbsr 6, 20, and January 23. at ammo, at Gadd-
halt. Loudon. Atm/Dies, Mr. Hodgkin, Chelmsford; or Mr.
Aubrey. Took" court, Let Nor arm . Loudon.
William ilophins. of Lemeamitreet, Goodukin's Fields, Middkits,
, 111.k.thrower, doer and cbapnean, December 9. as end suety
at :cu. A AttaiDgY, Mr. YaLAIM•