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tomoulks BERME:, OCTOBER. O.
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,„. Lewis hes, ; Benyea,
toneaafta—Henry Hawtard. Ifq. Itabett Mortis,Efq.
Caraassoe—Oenuals Pinch and Manners.
UMW SlT7=l.otll Hiatt and Lord Enften. •
.-John Baker an lean, Sian.,,Haps. • ,
..)forrsoiartom.-Hon • Spencer Pereinal; Hoa. Edward
oak.
Co —Or and P. Moore, PAM
LaMar M...analog Smith andThunae Babbingtoa, Wink
!AXE s—MMassalrawsp and Henry Shelley, Efqrs
r Aortas' AO...lllwoopt Drabs Tyrwbltt Drake and TUNS
Drakeparierlisissaliku. Plq and Capt. dretfad.
usrel-LEurtfalp_ Ertl.
:Witiviaar-:Oskald 1. snack gad R. Rama:ottani
*lv skashany Nett and Colonel Heide!.
Sn Tlido4iniated fa ibeNa arc new Members.
Rnlivartab/
ilaaonoa—Rate of the Pail this day at twelve o'clask
Mr. Thoratoo

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Mr flows Tartan • 329
. Mt. Tierney . • 30!
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Moods to-nesse of tie Poll st 4 o'clock I
Mr. Mtle? - J3*
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DAL 4ae - . .- 115
her Wetherell telientlihed.
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Mr Colwell . :17)
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- - CROWN AND ANCIIOR.
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A Telterday :there *as a numerous Meeting, at the
crown and Anchor Tavern, of the Elettots of Weft.
kleinfter, in the intereft of Mr. Patti., one of the Can-
irsdates to teprefent them in Parliament. Upwards
isf-soo perfons affembled upon the occafinn, and the
Chair was taken by Sir Flt•IICIS BURL/ITT'. But.—
s foots as the cloth was removed, the health of else
too was drank with three times three, and plaudits
I
•• Come continuance. The next wait was—" The
• dependent Eleftors of Weßminfier," With three
.tiPe three.
Sir catlitti BUabsTT addreffed the Company in
slivery neat and temperate frech. He laid, he never
kola more cheerfully to perform a public duty than
uptall 4lit prefent occafinti. He had to recommend
the Honourable Gentleman (Mr..Paol) who fat near
him s and he &Gold briefly offer one or two obfer-
vrations, which he was perfuaded would induce the
glcilots to confider Mr. Paul as the -nly Candidate
ivho ought to be fiipported on public grounds by the
badependent part o 1 this great city. The advertife
bunt of Lord Gardner Rated that be could not offer
himfelf on account of his profeffional duties, which
compelled him to be abfent in the fervice of his coon
try. With regard to the other gallant Admiral, Sir
IHood, he.willsed to fpeak of him with all due re-
ea. He defired to be underflood as not meaning
to inflnnate that the gallant Admiral would not. be a
de °hie& for ItirerY poisonr that could be conferred
upon him. He mewls_ merely to infer, that the office
Of Reprefeotailve for Welimintlet eras the only Stn.
idols in vshickan Englifh Admiral ibuld appear to
flifadvantage x"lnd therefore he conceived that the
fame reafons• which had induced Lord Gardner to
withdraw rendered Sir Samuel Hood ineligible. As
to Mr. Sheridan, ht confidered him as unfit for a po-
Pular candidate, onit upon the principle that a Tree.
[bar of the Navy never could be a proper perfon to
raprefent the City of Weaminfier. The only remain-
ing candidate for the choice of the Eleftors was Mr.
Paul. The worthy Baronet then expatiated upon the
charaiter 'of Mt. Paul, and concluded by recommen-
ding him moll earnialy to the Eleftors.
Mr. Paul. then role i he laid, he grounded his
claims to the fuffrages of the•Eleitors of Weßminfter
upon his parliamentary conduit, and referred to his
profecution of the Marquis of Wellefley. He profef-
fed himfelf the difeiple cf Sir Francis, and expreffed
his determination to fupport the political doitrines of
that worthy Baronet, even though they fhould lead
to the fcaffuld. Hie fpeecb was received with the
tnoß edthbilaßic appiaufe.
The Independent Eleftors of Middlefea were then
toalled with three times three.
Sir Faeroe Bu aaaa r rote again, and Rated that
a Patriotic Toga had been [ossified to him. The
tering Of it were. " The Independent Freeholders of
„Illampfhire, and fuctefs to the exertiotts which they
are now making for the prefervation of the rentable
of their freedom againft the attacks and undue ins
nutmeg of an arrogant Minifler."
Sir Faaacts BURDIItt then recommended to the
Meeting the adoption of fuch meafures as ihould be
Mott effeflual for a canvas. The Baronet's health
was drank, and he retired.
- The Chair was then taken by Mr. Costars-, who,
upon his health being drank, returned thanks In •
'bort and appropriate fpeech. After he had retired,
Mr. TN 12WALL prefided. The hilarity of the Meet-
ing was kept up till about nine o'clock, when sfis
Company difperfed.
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The Ring Dove brig and Wanderer (loop arrited
on Saturday at Chatham.
The Agincourt, Captain Huts, arrived on the
23d intl. at Chatham, to be repaired.
Captain P. Havvrooo is appointed to the POLY-
rltlalult J. CI.YDI, Efq. Purfer of the Sall Da mato,
to the BIlLIVARI• •
At a Court Martial held on board his Majefly's
chip Gladiator, at Porthuouth, on the s7th of oao
bee, for the lots of his Majefly's late (hip Conflance,
the following was the fentence of the Court :
o That hieing heard the evidence, and completed the inquiry,
and having maturely and deliberately weighed and amOdered the
whole, the Court is of opinion, that the lofs of hi 3 Majdty's Paid
Ihlp Covalence was ceded by her getting aground on the French ,
coat, after a revere &aloe with the French Chip Salamander,
and the batteries on the Preach Chore, and the capture of the tali '
the
that the mallet of Captain Burrowes, Commander of
the (aid ibip, who fell in the Aaiun, and of the (untying offireta
and Ibip's company, was brave, meritorious, and prsifeworthy, on
the occafion ; and dna adjudge the (aid forgiving °Seery and
pip's company to he honourably seqoitted accordingly.
" And the Court is further of °pieties. that the
and hi. condo& of
Captain "thieltrielfe, in leading the &lossalon, Are.
nacos endeavour., after the raid French Iltip had rtmek its colours,
to referee hit bialefty's thtp Conftence and to recover tine prize
nnder the galling fire of the batteries and the troops front the
Chore, and In afterwards destroying hcr, Was highly gallant and
na,:titorioug.

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PLYMOUTH, 9CTOIER sq.
Came in the GLATTOO, 50 gone, from the 111411-:
ward: the failed frum hence with the Rovat..Ciaoadat
of t to guns, and the fleet 9f tranfporte and merthact.
yodels, and parted from them the gth inflatitt aid
went on to Oporto, with the trpde for that place,
where (he left them a few days fince. Came in the
litsollock galliot Dcr Tamen Baum, Captain Weapv,
from linurdeaux to Buttock, with brandy, detained
by the Hero privateer. The Bekketken Danith In-
diaman, that arrived here yellerday, it detained in
port by the Indefatigable privateer.

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Dulga
Waterford

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 30.
Arrived his Majefty's (hips hismoraua and Ma6l•
CIINMS, from Plymouth.—Sailed the CoNqy err
gurebrig, with a convoy for Guernfey.—WindE.
DOVER, OCTOBER 30.
His Majeftes (loop Panouen, with upwards of
twenty fail of Well India (hips, gaffed by early this
ihorning for the River. Wind S. W. blows (trong.
DEAL, OCTOBER Jo.
Sailed lafl night the Paostiao bomb ; Travers,
tuft India fhip, and a fleet of Merchant veffels, under
for Portfmonth ; John Bull hired armed cot•
ter, with a convoy for Plymouth I VALOROUS (loop,
URGINT, Wiassio LIR, BLOODHOUND, and Isosor ANT
gun brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived the
Mosqprro (loop, from a ettliZt off Calais; PENGUIN
(loop, with about so fail of Merchant velTels under
convoy, from Jamaica; the. Merchant (hips failed
through for the Rivers alib, arrived the AsTRIa
frigate, from Dungenefi. Sailed the Psracsa gun
brig, on a cruize off the Galloper.—ln the Downs:
Regulus, Princefs of Orange, Agamemnon, Antelope,
Clyde, Phabe, Molguito, Penguin, Spitfire, A mann-
the, Satelite, Skylark, Otter, and Mundell (loops;
Vefuvius, Ezplofion, Devaftation, Lucifer, and Fury
bombs ; Bunter, Furious, Jackal!, Bruizer, Intern.
gent, and Sparkler gun brigs ; Ignition and Phof•
phorus fire veffels ; Deptford lighter, and Harmony
tranfpot t.
YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 30.

Yeflerday failed the A AAAAAA HS floor) of war on
a ereixe, and Fall/ITU gun brig. Yeflerday ar-
rived the Amrasts frigate, and this morning the
Tausvv, of so guns. Sailed to the Southward the
Titurrx man of war, and STARLING gun brigs.—
The Chips of war In the Roads are, the Majellie,
Edgar, Agincourt, Roebuck, Diaator, Naffau, and
Raolotion, Quebec and Amiable frigates, and Gri-
per gun brig. Wind S. E.
WtOTEHAVEN, OCT. 43. •
We had a dreadful trmpelton Saturday morning,
the effeds of which are truly deplorable. It had
blown very hard all the preceding night ; and the
gale, from the S.S.W. Increafed in an alarming
manner, with the flow of the morning's tide. The
tea ran very high, and a great deal of rain fell.—
About nine o'clock feveral veffels appeared off the
harbour—among which were the Neptune, Rouen ;
Atlas, STOCIEDALI ; and Favourite, RICHARMON ;
all from Jamaica. Nritwithßancling every affiftance
that could be given to them, only the firft named of,
thefe veffels could be gat into port. The two latter,
after feveral ineffeelual attempts to get within the
piers, Rood off to the weftward. The Vigilance,
Fifher, from Waterford, being alto unable to get in,
after Come time, flood to the Northward.
Refpefling the three (hips which Rood out to tea
on Sunday evening,a diftraag account was received
from Bo'nefs, of a Chip's enfign Ruff, tome (pars, and
other articles, marked " Atlas of Whitehaven."
having drifted on fhore near that place on Saturday
night, or early on Sunday morning. This is all that
is yet known with any degree of certainty. An ac-
count has alto been brought of a large Tafel, difmait-
ed, having been Peen on Sunday, riding at anchor on
the coat of Scotland, near Kirkcudbright. Es.
plan are fent off to thefe places, to afcertain the fur-
ther particulars.
The Vigilance went on fhore the fame evening
(Saturday), a little to the Northward of Maryport,
as did alto he Heart of Oak, belonging to that port
44ut,both were expetted to be got off to-day.
The fame evening. the Ifle of Man packet, with
the mail from Douglas. went on Chore a little to the
northward of Harrington harbour. The people
ware al/ raved. and alto the mail, which was brought
to the pall office in the evening. The veffel, it is
fuppofed, will be got off again.