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London, England, 1807-07-03 00:00:00

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PALMOt2TH, JUNE 30;—Sailed his Majefty's (hip
TIMMS with leveret vcffeis under convoy, to join
his Maj;Ry's (hip Jut.ta, with a fleet for the Weft
Indies, which appeared off this port at C.tven P. M.
PLYMOUTH, JULY I.—Came in the DRYAD, of 36
guns, from the coati of Ireland. Sailed the Fatima
or WALES, of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet ;
Symptom, of 18 guns, on a cruise i Little Catherine,
Dana Indianian, from Bengal, bound to Copen.
hagen.
, PORTSMOUTH, Jute 2.—Arrived his Majelly's
(hip thaws, from Guernfey.—Wind W.N W.
Dwelt, JULY 2.—Palled by this day his Majeßy's
(hip NASSAU, having under her protettion ten Eatt
India (hips from China and Bengal, and two South
Sea Whalers.—Wind S. W. and moderate.
SHEERNERS, JULY 2 —The ALACRITY brig is OT.
dered to'fail with the Trade for the B..ltic on Toe('
day next, the 7.11 inft. A convoy for Tonningcn
is appointed for the fame day.
Dam., Jinx 2.-1 he Mo*nsiTo has captured and
lent into the Downs, by the DESPRE ATE gun brig, a
(mall fmnggling boat belonging to F.)llotone, with
about 260 kegs, which have been Way lodged in the
Cußotn•houfe warehoufe. Sailed the PI:LICAN floop
for the Nnre, and ACUTE gun brig, on a cruize.—
Arrived the BUSTLE* gun brig (torn a cruize, and
remains in the Downs with the (hips as per
Wind S.W.

P. S. Jun artived his Majefly'b fhip NASSAU, with
the homeward bound Ea% India fleet
PASSENGERS TER ALNWICK CASTLE—Captain aid Mrs. Weft
and Soo, his Majefty's 33d regiment ; Captain Curzeu, late of the
Tillicherry.
PASSENGERS PER Essex—Major Harris, Lieutenant Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. Wy brow, Mr. and 'Mrc.
• PAWENGIRS PER DAVID Scorr—Enfign H Woodcock. of
the Bombay Infantry ; Mr. J. Hogan. Major Fenwicke, his Ma.
jefty's 34th regiment ; Mrs. Morrifon and Son.
PASSENGERS ran Czaap—Lieutenant Bmm, Bombay Infantry.
PASSENGERS PER WALDARR CASTLE...Mr DrUIRDIODd, Cap-
tains Miutofh, Gibfon and Tbodipron. •
PASSINGRIS Pula LADT M. gINCLAII....LiEUCLIDL Cray,
Royal Navy, Mrs. Gray.
PASSENORREPER Slt Wm BansLity—Nfiftrefies Blnny,Sluip.
fon and Stapleton ; Mcffrs. A. Hinny, J. W. Grant and Brown:
Captain 1. a Morris; Meffrs Nachbar Gad Bland ; Mitres Hans,
Stapletoa. Blackmores, Gibbs and Binny ; Mallets Simeon, WU..
lons. M'Eutire, Hutter and Game.
PASSINGIRS PER WINCIIRIARA....Mr
PASSINGRRS rat EovataaTes.-.l.ieutenant renter, Captains'
Deare and Saul, his Majelty's Bth Rcg:asent Light Dragoons;
Lieutenant Item, his Majefty's 33d Regiment; Mrs Hilton, Mrs.
and Mife Purvis, Mr. C. Eliot ; Captain T. Thompfon of his Ma-
jolly', 3gl Regiment; Lieutenant Pattinger. his Maj eßy's as th
Regiment Dragoons; Miltreffes Recon and Saul, and Mite A. Fell.

Alexander, Captain Franklin, was loading in Bengal in January
for Europe.
The &fp Bengal, Catnine, was in January at Benpl, preparing
to fail fnr Madras.

icel-lughlnilis„ Fairfax, was at Bengal the Toth January.
• Lady Jane Dundas, Bengal, Hugh Inglis, Lord
Crlllereagh, Marchionefs of Exeter, Marquis of
Weßacy and Monarch, arrived at Bengal the it rth
of December, under convoy of his Najdly's (hips
MACASSER and DA3Hlft.
Lord /sltlfon, Marquis WeHalley and Marchionefs
of Exeter were to proceed from Bengal to Madras,
with his Majelty's 3oth regiment.
FROM LI.OYD'. LIST.
GRAVESEND, JULY a.—Sailed the Boyd, Langhton, fcr Ja-
maica ; Monte Video, Seaton, for Peteriburgb ; Fame, Bennett ;
and the Loulfa, Stickford, for Toni:him.

Early yellerday morning the Duke of Yolk ar.
rived at Windfor, and lard before his Majedy the
Monthly Account of the ArMy. His Royal High.
ads afterwards rode on horfeback with his blindly,
the Duke of CAMBAIDGB, the Priaceffes AUGUSTA,
SOPHIA, and AIIi4LIA, &c. &c.
Yeftcrday a board was held at the A Imiralty for
paint; fcamen and marines into G. een wich Hofpital.
Yefterday Sir HOPIII POPHAM Attended at the Ad-
miralty, previous to his leaving Town to take upon
him the command, to which he was lately appointed.
Lord Wt LLIAM STSWAtT is appointed to the com-
mand of the Amiable frigate, and Captain Urros to
the Mercury frigate.
Yefterday Lieutenart WILLIAM Cut.trs was tried
by a Court Martial, at Portfmouth, for the lofs of
his Majefly's late fchooner WAGTAIL, at the Weßern
Melds, and honourably acquitted.
A letter from an Officer in General CRAWFULD9II
expedition, dated St. Helena, 25th April, Rates, that
an opinion generally prevailed among the troops, that
the Ft: 'loop had brought out orders for them to
take pofieffion of the Brazils. It is n'w known that
the Mauritius was their original deftination, and it is
fuppofed that it was altered for the Rio de la Plata.
Bairns klavr..—.The following is the atnotot and diftritm-
don of the Britt Mani forte up to this day. At lea, 75 thipe
of the lice—go from so to 44 gwts--rto friptes—.4s4 hoops,
attorand 171 gun brigs and other reffeb.....ifotal
port and fitting, guardlhips, eite.-64 (hips of the Una-8 from
so to 44 guns-42 frigates-6o hoops, &c.—and 45 gao brigs and
other veffels—total Chips of the line•so
frigates--26 hoops, etc.—and 4 gun brigs and otber, reffels.-
Total tudinary.44 (hips of the lina—is front so to 44
guns-55 frigates-42 hoops. &c.—end i 6 gas brigi-.4nd other
t 72—Grand total tosS•
For fome years, Lottery Clubs, from not experi-
encing any dillinguithed fuccefs, were on the de.
; but in confequence of the rich favours which
Fortune bellowed. in the la& Lottery, on the mem.
hers of three clubs, thefe Societies for ("irked ad-
venture are again becoming general both in town and
country. This circnmllance will largely contribute
to exhauft the prefent Lottery market of Tickets and
Shares, efpecially as the Scheme has the greateft
Prises, with the fewefl numbers and blanks, ever ex-
perienced.
OLD Barta*..--Yefterday eleven prifoners were
tried, one of whom was capitally convicted, viz.
Richard Wooethateb, for dealing a cow, value to!.
the property of Thomas Blifs.
Eight were convicted of felony, viz.
Margaret Bryan, fur &ging a (howl, the property
of George Hammond, and another fhawl, the pro.
r petty of William Godden ; Mary Trafb, for dealing
two flyer watches, value 395. the property of Eleanor
Bryan ; John Pitt:, for dealing a 11. bank note,
141. 6d. in flyer, and a tobacco box, the property of
Wm. Brazier; Mary .*..prirott, for dealing one quart
peseta pot, value is. 6d. the property of Samuel Ba-
con : Sarah Snobs, for -Realtog two woollen cloth
coats, the property of Robert Stone ; Rokrt )fiZetase
for embezzling five 11. bank notes, the ptopetty of bia
wader, John French ; Jacob Antill, for dealing a loot
pitcher, end other articles, the property of Wants
and Francis North ; Richard Posaert, for aealWg a
film watch, the property of William Fowler... And
two were acquitted.