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London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

LIST OP RILLIDON BOARD Tilt •InIOI

Mr. William Adair, Mailer's Mate; lieha;tlllerry, able;
George Wyatt, Quarter Conner; Edward Mooney, ordinary;
Nell M Connack, Jofeph Bray, Aritiourer; Edward Nott. ,
private marine ; John Reed, ditto. and Charles Rummell, ditto.
LIST OF WOOPIDED ON BOARD TUE SIRIOI.
Mr. James Bran, AeUng. Meter, nightly • Mr. Mericke
Lloyd, Miditipman, badly p Mr. Jolin Ruhinfon, Mailer's Mate;
ditto; James Bartlett, Caipenter`a Crew, ditto • Thomas Her-
bat, ordinary, ditto • William Thomas, landman, ditto; Join
Harrell, ordinary, ditto; John Drennon, landman, ditto; Rlab-
ard Johnfon, able, Sightly; Edward Clark, Quarter-Matter,
Once dead; John Shea, able, Sightly ; John Coma, able, ditto;
John Dunn, Puffer's Steward, ditto; William Phipps, ordinary,
ditto; Charts Jackfon, able, ditto; Thomas Burger,, private
marine, ditto • Peter Scott, rivate marine, (lightly; Joel Frank.
lin, private marine, badly; John MDermott private marine.
(lightly; and Thomas Chidlow, private marine, ditto.

(Signed) w. raovran.
Copy of another Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collini.wood to
William Madden, klq. dated on board the Ocean, off Cadiz,
June s Soft.
Sy-1 Indere, to be laid before the Lords Commiffioners of the
Admiralty, a eopy of a letter which I have this day received from
Captain Sir 1 basass Livingltone, Bart. giving an account of the
capture, on the morning of the Oh uk. of hie Catholic M4efty's
&boomer the Giganta, having been boarded Ina v. ry gallant Man.
r, and brought out from under the guns of the t..wn and tower
of Vieja,by the boats of the Renommee and Nautilus, under the
threaten of Lieutenant Sir William Parker. Bart. I all. inclofe a
copy of the return of wounded on the occafion. f am, &e.
(Sighed) COLLINOWOOD.

Rezionmee, of Cape Palos, May 4.
My Lord—l have the honourto inform your Lord-
Chip, that this morning about one A. M. the boats of
the Rerrommat and NA trizus, under the dire tion
of Lieutenant Sir W/LLIAM PARKER; of thi, Ibip,
gallantly boarded, carried, and brought out from un-
der the fire of the guns of the town and Torre de
Areela, and alto from under the fire of more than one
hundred mulketeers, his Catholic Majelly's fchooner
Giganta, of nine guns, viz. two twenty-four poun.
den, and three lour pounders, long guns, and four
four pounders, fwivels, commanded by ALTERA DE
NATIS DON JUAN UR MOIRE; with a crew of 38 men.
The two twenty tour pounders are in her how, and
fhe is, in my opinion, very tit lon his Majelty's fervice,
particularly at Gibraltar. The officers who gallant.
ly fupported Sis WM. PARKIRS were Mr. CHARLES
ADAMS, Lieutenant, Mr. lisaar MBERONS Lieut. of
Royal Marines, and Mr. TIMOTHY MURRAY; Boat-
twain °fat RENON/ERR $ Mr. ALEXANDER NUDITY;
Lieutenant, and Mr. DAWSON. Carpenter of the
NAUTILUS ; and when it is confidered this fehonner
was moored with a chain, within half piftol fhot of
the (bore, and had boarding ncttings up, and that the
was in every refpal prepared so receive our boats, as
was alto the batteries and mufketeers ; too much
praile cannot be given to the officers and men em-
ployed on the entriptife, and I am confident their
conclud will inert your Lordlhip% approbation. In

'this affair Mr. CI4IIILIIII Foam, Mitllhipman,' and
three men were badly wooded, and three others
nightly, their names are herewith inclofed. The
enemy had nine men wounded, one of them mortally,
the others fevcrely—there were none killed on'either
fide. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed)
T. LIVINGSTON.
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Return of t►e Killed and Wounded in the boss of the Resent.
wet sod Nsatuas,ta cutting out the Gig's& Spoil" ic►osaer,
4th May. t Sod.
Reessenoe—None killed.
Wetinded—Mr. Charlet Pitts. ilidthipman ; William Hal
lingfoorth. (cumin. badly; GCofie Hynes, CIO tly.
Nautilus—None killed.
Wounded...lames Brenton, badly; Peter caution, ditto; o•
nathan Cralxree,llithtly ; Wilkln'on, ditto. (Signed)
T. LIVINGSTON', bailor Officer.

FALMOUTH, Juty 4.—Arrived the Townfhend
packet, Dorm, with Maila from Lithon, in to days
pottage. The packet failed on account of the failing
the fame day, of the homeward bound fleet for Eng.
land, under convoy of his Majefly's (hips Cuatrux
and MiLatoas,—Wind S.

PLYSIOUTH. JULY s.—Came in the Little Mary,
Captain %Varies, from Baltimore, bound to Ansfter-
dam, laden with coffee, tobaccei, &c. detained by the
Happy Return privateer ; Hantonea, Captain Raw-
sans, from New York, bound to Amflerdam, laden
with coffee, fugar, &c. detained by the Lion privateer,
Holland, Captain Jovial Newror, from Jamaica, for
London, laden with coffee, fugar, dec. the parted
from the fleet the 22d May laft. Came in the Dot.-
/NIN, of 44 guns, and the OATH lUS, of 32 guns,
both from the-Eallward ; American Ship Sufan, Capt.
GLIDDON. from Savannah, for Amllerdam, laden
with fugar and coffee, detained by the Happy Return
privateer.
Porrsmotrra, JULY s.—Artived the ZEBRA bomb
with feveral outward bound (hips from the Downs.
Arrived the Penman bomb from the Downs.
DIAL, juvr 6.—Sailed the Foal' bomb with
CO:IROy for Porfmouth. Arrived the ARCHER gun.
brig, Kira,.and other floor's of war, from a cruuze,
and remain in the Downs with the reft of the (hips
as per laft.—Sailed the BASILISK gun brig, for the
Coaft of France. Wind N. E.

GRAVESEND, JOLT 6.—Paged by the Jane. Slee ; Trine. Wi.
thingharn; Juliana, Mentz; Princefa Mary, Stout; Norval,
O'Hara ; and the Simon Taylcr, front Jamaica ; Sheffield,
Davis, front Virginia; Nancy, Wagner, from Gibraltar; Winter,
'relish. front Dantzle; Mtnerva, Form ; and the Count Larwick,
—, from Norway. Sailed the William, Unger, for Jatnaira ;
Chefter, Nald, far ; Llnenbao, Martha% for Tounlogen ;
and the Jande,.--. for Yard!.

Yaastourn, Jour 6.—Friday afternoon arrived
from a cruize off the Tezel Admiral RusILL with
the MAJISTIC, DICTATOI, RUBY, AGINCIUIT, Ra•
SOLUTION, St•rat.v, and Nassau, men of war, and
PAseraass frigate :—and yelterday morning the
outward bound convoy for the Baltic, amounting
to about fifty rail, under convoy of the STA GULL
This day the convoy above mentioned failed for the
Baltic. The (hips of war in the Roads are the Ma.
jeflic, Admiral Roast:A.ls flag (hip, Roebuck, Ad-
miral DOUGLAS'S flag (hip, Nafau, Stately, Agin.
court, Ruby, Diftator, Refolution, l'Amiable frigate,
Imogene 'Coop of war, Starling, F and Jackal
gun brigs, and three cutters.—One P. M. The wind
(bitting to the northward the fleet under convoy of
the Sia GULL have put back and remain in the
Roads.
HULL, JULY 4.—The Anne, privateer, of this port,
Captain Was.ansn, and the Providence, p►ivateer,
of ferfey, Capt. Has mosso, arrived here yellerday,
with a rail under Danifb colours, called the Admi•
ral Chapman, Capt. BRANOLI, from Batavia, Or the
Cape, with a ►aluable cargo of crXee, cotton, &c.
fuppofed to be Dutch property which (hip they
captured off Faro illand, on the ♦6th ult.

NVHAL I FISH RR Y.

On Tuefday the Aurora. Sadler; and Perfeveraner, Hunter,
both of this port. arrived here from the Greenland Hillery; the
former wib to filh, coo hints of blubber • and the later with five
Mb, ISo butts. Thefe veils left the Misery on the aoth June, in
company with the Sineenty,of Liverpool; owing to the following'
eiteunnlances takes from the depofitlons made before the Mayor
of this place,by Captains Sadler and Hunter:
In the afternoon of the nstb June, in tat about 67. N. elute
thip with • figure head of a naked man, a (pare deck, flap bow-
fprit, copper bottomed quarter galkries rounded at the after end,
yellow fides, and conjeeturol in be a frigate of from yo to ao guns,
made her appearance ; the Aurora, Perk-vs:ranee, and Molly, of
this port, with feveral other veffels being at that time In company.
The Aurora and Perfeverance and leveret of the others twitted
Engllo colours, which was returned by the ftiptehoilting a Rut-
I flan enfign, and, this wu repeated on &wend qf the other *tips
pang her. The frigate apparently (hewing a 'difinelination to
(peak the finking veffeb, although In near chat the crews of the lat.
ter could plainly fee her men in white canvas Jackets. gave rife to
appprelsenfions of her being an enemy. The Yerfeverance imme-
diately tacked and flood in for the Ice, was followed by the fri-
gate, which alto tacked twice again futcavely after the Perky.-
ranee, until the latter ran Into the ice which chsfed between them.
I About four o'clock In the fame afternoon, Captains Hunter and
Sadler bawd three guns fired, which proceeded from the quarter
whither the frigate was fleeting, and were fuppofed by the former
to he oreafioned by her endeavouring to bring to the Sarah and
sod Molly, of this port, and two London nips.-0n
the following day, Captain Sadler (poke the Sincerity, of Liver-
pool; the mailer of which informed Captain Sadler of his having
hard the renortof five or fis guns that morning; and Irem other
•
fefpicious circumilances (which hi did not explain) he had no
doubt of thread being an enemy; in confequence of dick things
the Aurora, Perfeverance, and Sincerity, left the country as above
I Sated.

The Experiment, of London, pallid Whitby this week, with
t 1 Sib, all above ten feet, eapedled to produce about 140 tons nil.
She left the lee bi confequence of the appearance of two large fri-
gates, which chafed the Experiment, Vigilant, Dingwall, Nep-
tune, Lively, and Experiment of Lynn, about yo milu ; when
the Neptune, Experiment and Vigilant parted, leaving one of the
fkrange frigates in Chace of a foreigner, and the other purfuing
the Dingwall and Lively The Britannia, of London, pallid
Aberdeen laft week, with eight fiat
N.Awithflanding the above eircumftances, however, It appears
to be the general opinion, that the frigates have not been enemies:
as it fame difficult otberwife to account for their not having at-
tempted to capture the Aurora and Perfeverance, nor even fired
into them, when the latter, in particular, pared within a very
Ihort &fiance. It has been fuggefted, that they may have been two
Swc 'lib frigates, which failed come time ago from the Sound, pro•
bably with a view of capturing the Prunian Smtng veffds.
The Eliza, Swan, is arrived at Mantra& from Greenland, with
21 Hi, a full alp.
the Henrietta, Kearney, arrived at Whitby on Tutflay, from
Greenland, with eight filh, about eighty tuns of oil. She had re-
! ceived confiderable damage in the ice, u bad alto feveral other
vegeta. The (eaten throughout, had been very unfavourable ; and
the fithary in general unprtkludive.
Th 2 following is a lift of the fuccefs of the undermentioned Stipa,
u canceled from the diferent accounts that have been received
from the matters of thole already arrived, and from Giber rear-
tcrkvin.

Hu Li. —Molly, 5 ; S.Lrah and I.llsabedt. 6; Hunter, 5 ; Far-
eonbcrg, 1; .A.Scoa, a; SAMucl, s 1 q fan g ton, 4 ;—•
Mancbrfter, 1 ; New Manclteitcr, 8 1 NeUt, 3; smut:l7,6;
folmarva, 5 ; Emperor, I ; and Oak Halt 3.
1.0 Pi MAN ••Neptlint, 8; luverneli, ; 114wkh. 8; Beret, s
Dins Wall, 5 ; Fffora, 4 ; dant, 4 ; lively, s; and Dundee, a.
Scu TLAND..-1.11,0011, ; Hope. a; Entcrprite. /I and Neptune*
Wat rar--a-irely, a ; Elpetintrot, 3 ; Volunteer, a,

L IY IhrrEr.L MINCE.

C0771C1 <r KING'. BENCH, JOLYS.
Lottl) C:i %IL:..

wiLsow AND ♦.fIIEI V. V.' •ND DT 'I.

This Was itli iliue trom the C.nrit of Ch Incery
to the Court !if King's Bench, to try a limply fad ;
namely, whether or not, at the tints of ezertiting
his lilt will and testament, the late Lord Cbed•
worth was face, or in a four: r.1:.4 It will be re•
colletled, that his Lot dihip died in the latter end
of aftuber, 5804, leaving behind him an insmettlit
property in money, lac. to the amount of 300,0301.
I This property he left principallr to his two execu-
tors, Mr. R. iVilfon, of Lincoln Inn-fields. and a
Mr. Pencreafe, of Great Yarmnittli, in Nitiolk ;
burdened, however, with various legacies, to a con.
fiderable amount, to Iliangers and petrol's no ways
related in blood to the Wiliam.. Go the death of his
Lordlhip• the heir a: law applied to the Lnrd Chan-
cellor to interpofe his antli.o try ; and in order to al.
certain whether the ailegati-n in lie application of
ilianify, was founded or nut, the itfae was dire led to
go forth.
Mr. Garter's/, nn the part of the Plaintiff, called
Lord: Dartmouth, Moira. Soff.llk, and Eldon ; Sir
C Bunbury, Colonel Hilderd, tir. Cooper, of the
'Houle of Lords, Mr. Jekyll, and many other wit-
neffes, to prove the fanity of the deceafed. The
I Noble Lords and Mr. Jekyll, fooke as to their ac-
quaintance with him, not only at College, but Ph-
, fequently. They conflierid him a Nobleman of the
moll intelligent mind, well veiled in pnlitics and lite-
rature. There, as well as the other IVitnefres called,
were of opinion that no man was better qualified to
make a valid will than his Lorstfhip.
Mr. DAL AS acldreffed the Jury, and inferred the
want of found underliending in Lord Chadwarth,
merely from a variety of eccentricities and fingulari-
ties in his hehavi cur. He called two ssitnelres, who
rather enntie med the evidence sillies Lordlhip'sfanity.
Lord Etcsmantouna °Wetted, after the evidene•
had gone on a very little way, that it would not Jo,
if wills, molt folemniy and rt..gttlarly executed, were
to be Pct alide, there would be an end to every thing
in the fhape of a hequelt.
Toe Jury accordingly found, that Lord Chedwnrth,
at the time of executing his lalt will and teltament,
was Jam, and in a found mind.