Star.
London, England, 1804-07-30 00:00:00

MIDDLES.O ,BLECTIOM

At the dote of the poll on Saturday. the num•
here were-,-
Fee Mr.
S 4 Fawreu &MOST?
141401ity fdr Mr. laniviwatmo

IS)
103
.&....50

011111111.•1,
For Sir Pumas II . For Mr. Masswassda.
as: Day - 611 tit Day - -32 S
sd Day - 361 sd Day - • - 339
3d Day - 563 3d Day - - 3tl
ads Day . a 7 4th Day 137
sth day - • tos ace Day - . 193
6th Day - - los 6th Day -13 S

Total Ira Total
Total Mak:city In favour of Mr. MAINWASIIIO
After the Rate of the poll was announced,
Sir FRANCIS BUIDITY addrefedthe meeting to the
following purport : Gentlemen, I have no objeaion
to the (mall and temporary triumph which my adver-
Cary has obtained upon the refult of this day's poll.
It cannot form either in your mind or mine any
ground of nogafinefs, when we take a comparative
view of the Rate of the poll today and at a Cone-
fponding period of the laft elation ; when we recol-
lea that oor enemy is fo much left a head of us now
than he was in the former inflame ; that in the one
cafe his majority is only tar, while in the other it
was above 500 ; and alfo that we have polled more
than twice as many Freeholders to-day as on the firli
Saturday of the laft elation. I cannot fee the leaft
reafon for.doubt, much lets for apprehiffifion, as to
Out final fuccefs in this conteft afrPhrofes).
Gentlemen, you muff be fufficiently acquainted
with bnfinefs to feel, that this day is not that upon
which many Freeholders would be willing to come
to the poll, as it would be extremely inconvenient to
molt of them to be abfent from their homes. Front
my own perfonal canvafs, and (tom the report of my
friends, I know that a great and general oblation is
made to the propofition of withdrawing men from
their bufines to poll on a Saturday. To this oblation
on the part of my friends, sob* aft at fibers, to objta,
and not to any want of ttrengtb, I am Cure may be
attributed the comparatively trifling advantage
which our adverfary has been enabled to obtain upon
this day's poll (a cry 4 yu, yes). You know, Gen-
tlemen, from the Rate of the poll at the cloth of the
laft elation, that fcaxcely half of the known Free-
holders of the county has yet polled; and from all
the information I have received from the bell fources
not °seabird of the Freeholders sassily to be found
in the county. I have, therefore, encouragement to en-
tertain the molt fangoine hope of a fpeedy and
complete villory (pianists). Let me, however, re-
qua of you not to relax your exertions. not to fuffer
any trivial advantage gained by our enemy to damp
your fpirits or weaken your hopes. Let us convince
and his patrons that the fpirit and bottom of
*de who firoggle for freedom and their country is
at leak not inferior tothaz which can arife from the
various Rhaulants that alt upon the advocates of
abeam% power and projected corruption (apptaafes).
Iris reported to me, Gentlemen, from various quer
tars, that the molt unjuftifiable means are employed
to fedote, but more to intimidate, Freeholders to vote
foe my adverfary. lam told that a very undue in*
engem is exercifed by the Magiftrates over publicans
and others of that defcription (a lotal cry 4. trot, trot.
owitiai was tolled by so, sto, from evitbist the isfises)....
As fison as order was reftored, the Honourable Ba-
ronet refunted. Gentlemen, the interruption I have
received from Come perfons near me, in mentioning
this report, betrays their with to prevent the propa-
gation of it, and tends Itrongly to &tidy me of the
truth of it. I (hall now only Rate, that if any men
alt Co directly contrary to law if perfons can be
found fo grofsly to abufe the power and degrade the
character of the magiftracy, I pledge myfelf, upon
the cafe being made out, to bring it before the proper
tribunal, and adtively and zealoufly to vindicate the
oppreffed. I would be the lall man. Gentlemen, to
lead any defcription of pathos into difficulties or
(crapes ; but I mull obferve that the apprehenfion of
the perfons I have alluded to is in a great mearure
groondlefs. They fuffcr their fears to exaggerate the
danger ; for the power of the Magiftracy is not with-
out controul. If any man (hall be deprived of his
licence, or otherwife aggrieved in confequence of fol-
lowing the bent of his own will at this eleaion. I un-
dertake to procure him due proteaion and ample re-
drefs. There are many refpeftable Magiftrates in
this county, to difcountenance and to check any dif-
pofition to perfecute which may prevail among the
penfionaries of the Police and the Court (load plashes.)
Gentlemen. I have but one more obfervation to add,
which I fubmit for your confideration: In all public
combats in this country, it has been the uniform con-
dutt of Englillimen to aft towards combatants with
Aria impartiality. I requeft you, then, to (hew that
impartiality upon this occafion, and I (hall conclude
with a homely Paying, which combines much charac-
teriffic good fcnfe and liberality.--all I with for is (0 a
clear Rage and no favour."
Sir FRANCIS retired amid the louden plaudits.
Mr. MAINWARIIIO then came forward to addrefs
the Eleacrs, but, from the inceffant clamour, we
were enabled to colleft but a (mall part of what lie
Paid. He obferved, that he had in vain endeavoured
to addrefs the Eleftors at the clofe of each day's poll.
it was a duty be owed his friends to thank them fin-
cerely for placing him at the head of the poll. The
bit eleltion, he raid, and the triumph his adverfary
had Isolated of, was obtained by corruption and per-
jury. He now with Come warmth endeavoured to
exculpate his father from the foul calumnies railed
againit him, and Paid, that lie felt he was ftruggling
for the honour and independence of the county, for
which caufe he would cheerfully refign his tali breath,
convinced that he could not die in a better wife. He
concluded by exhorting his fiends to a renewal of
their exertions, and the day was won.
Nothing occurred on the road worthy of particular
notice. An additional number of conflables were
Rationed from Brentford to town.
At this cries of the Elation it may be fatisfaelory
to our Readers to have before them a Rate of the dole
of du Pull in tfloa.
BYM •
&Watt
Mainvrattag
•na. pets Pall
Isailied bad Votes

• IEO
-113

3141
3)07
sf.l6

• - 614
• 2496
imam • 4 tat
Total polltd es Set wally • 3531 i

Rambla .W vota te be polled ;Jo

riduricAt INTELLICZAtE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-.-Wind N. W.

All. bos. I AU. 111.
IMAM/ z •
Waterford 21
I z o

PALKOUTH, IDLY 17.—Arrived this day the
American [hip Cambridge, Capt.--;from Norfolk,
for orders, laden With tobacco; alfo the American,
brig Triton, Captain Moto'. ts, from Norfolk, with
cotton, roger, and coffee, for orders; after a palfage
of thirty days. Yeftcrday off Scilly, (he was chafed
by a long low (hip, pierced for 20 guns, which filtered
Off on ap Englills frigate heaving in light. Captain
-- is of opinion that (he was a French privateer.
Put back (by cobtrary wind) the AinIILAND packet,
Captain Stumm', for Lifbon, fleeing on board a
King's Meffenger ; fire will now alfo take the Mails
of the 24th infi,—Sailed the (hip LADY Watteau, of
16 guns, with the Prince of Wales, Treluddra, and
the Four Friends, Woactuo, for London under her
convoy.
The Arabella packet, Powys, which arrived oh
Wednefday falls confirms the capture of the Duke of
Marlborough and Duke of Kent packets, which have
been carried into Guadalope. The former is already
fitted out as a privateer, and carries 20 guns; the
latter is about to be purchafed for Captain Deists,
who lately commanded her, and who is now at An-
tigua. The Eliza packets which carried out the
mails of May lafi, for the Well Indies, bad arrived at
Barbadoes, after having gallantly beat off a French
ptivateer, of 16 guns ;—in the anion (he had one mart
killed. The homeward-bound fleet, under convoy of
his Majelly's (hips Roaster, Musts, Asisrsaoals,
HM02111112. and Deem failed lions Tortola as
the 26th June, conning of about 300 fail. The
Arabella packet (poke the brig Emblem, of Gree-
nock, on the 18th infi. in lat. 48. 3. long. 27. 47. W.
bound to Qitebee, all well, The Tounfitend packet,
which arrived on Tuefday from Lilbon, left lying in

the Tagus, his Majetty's Lip Ravostmonatas, of
44 guns, Capt. HOTNAM, and la POULRTTR, of so
'guns, Capt. DUNBAR : in the former his Royal High-
nefs the Dues of Sussex takes his paffage for Eng-
land. The convoy failed from Lifbon on the I sth
or 12th inn. The convoy under his Majelly's Lip
Aseauscaos, which left this place on the 11th ult.
had fafely arrrived at Lifbon.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 28.—Came In the PIaNCRI3
ROYAL, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet, to refit;
the Mary Ann, Captain Byrne!, from Guernien
laden with wine, for Liverpool; the Vriendfchap,
Captain EII4 from Dantzick, laden with timber
and plank, for the Dock Yard ; the Crows Prince
Frederick, Captain Jason sow, from Frederickfiadt,
for the Dock Yard ; the Neutral, Captain ELLISON,
from Dram. And the SANTA MAILGAILITTA, of 36
guns, from a cruise.
Yefterday morning came in, with Ofpatches for
Government, and the Port Admiral, from the fleet
off Brett, and the in-(bore fquadron, the Sawra Mae.
OA TTTTT 38, Captain RATHBONE : by her is learnt,
that on Wednefday lea, when the fog cleared off, a
fquadron of the enemy's (hips were difcovered trying
to elicit an efcape from the outer road of Brett fup-
pofed meaning to dath through the paffage du Roy,
tonfilling of five fail of the line under Admiral
GaistatAUSll, who commanded the advanced fqua •
dron of two frigates and a corvette ; the wind was
quite fair, at E. N. E.; there is every reafon to
fuppofe they would have efcaped if the look out cot-
ter to the in.fhore fquadron had not made the Signal
of an enemy to Rear• Admiral Sir. T. G , who
was immediately on the alert in chase, but Gaits's-
u ss a, teeing the fignal very prudently hauled hiswind,
and worked into Brett outer road again, refound his
old nation of the advanced fquadron, Lice revered
with Very. If a few hours fog had emboidened the
enemy to have Rood further nut, from the condition
of our Lips and Rate of difcipline of the crews, a
glr-
rious iffue might have been ape/led from any contell
that might have coined. As to their deflination con
jettures mull be vain and endlefs.
Deal., Jetty 29.—Sailed this morning the John
Bull armed cutter, with the Tr Eaft Indiaman,
and fevers; outward-bound ectiels tinder convoy for
Portfmouth. Came down from the River the Indus,
Weems, bound to the Eaft Indies. Arrived the
FURY bomb from a cruise, and remains in the Downs
with the tett of the Chips as per laft.—Wind S. S. V.
YARMOUTH, JULY 29.—Yellerday failed the LORD
Nieces and DRAIR cutters on a cruize. This
day failed the B,IIRWAID relsznue cutter, with a per.
fon on board, reported here to be Jonsson, the
noted fmtiggler, as he anfiNers the dekription given
of him. 11c was fi,und ferreted on board a vcirel
brought In here by the RIPULSR Revenue cuttcr.
a few days ago. The verel had been detained fume
hours before he was difrovercd. He was fent on
board the Admiral's flip, where he was examined,
and on him was found an American pals ft r fa
months, two of which are expired. Arrived the
Vixen gun-brig from tl.e fleet off the Texel, which
the left all well. Sailed the STAG cutter, with (rah
provifions fur the fleet off Flulbing. The Pelmet
Of WALE/ packet, Captain Tuomas 111Aaw. remains
wind-bound. Wind S. E. Captain MALCOLM, ar-
rived in the Vrssa, was Cucceet:ed by Capt. Hors.
on bawl the Darts ca.

PoaTswOUTK, JULY 27.-.-Artived the Pansesa:
bomb,from a cruise off Havre. The Nonce coact
is expelled to fail to-morrOw with the Prime of Au-
(trim tranfport, for Guernfey. *lnd 'S.
To arotis Just j.-w-This day, at one o'clock. the
homeward-bound efmtoy, of alriot sso fail, clearef
our roads. The disaal was made at daylight, as
by the uncommon exertion of the men of war (th:
Corrno.Lre of.** heitooy himfelf, and all the C•ap •*.
tains in their bids, ming from hip to thip) thou
were got clear of the- Iflands by funfet. The (hips
here were, the Roemer, so,'Bitowa, Commodore;
'Pfinel4, so, Malrel ULTS.SS. 24, CIALOIIOIIIII. •
AittatlMAM. 4.0, Fiesta; Pvtaoss. is, fitfoommi
Omar, 18, Youaoa oo ; sad Dues brig.
The Rosemary, UL 1111 d AMSTILDAIII, KOWA MA
convoy. The latter leaves them to the northward
of Bermuda, and. goes to Halifax. The PllllOOOll
went to St. Thomas's, where were eight fad tojnin
the convoy. The brig la Sophia, 144Leaw. hos
St. Vincent's returned the folowini day leaky. • Tbe .
LADT AAA SSS S packet arrived here from 30411.•
does the 26th, under convoy or the Finnan. '111111V:
fails tn-morrow for England. The Prtsass enivat
from the cost! of Africa Barbados the 4th of ,
June: the convoyed to Demerara the Aurora of Lao. •
don, Wise:ask attd Margaret of Liverpool, Young,
both full cargoes of flaves.—The Aurora, of Liver-
pool, laden with ebony and red wood, from Gabon,.
was condemned (not fen worthy) at Prince's Wand,
, and fold.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
I Captain HAMMOND is appointed to the commend of the LA,*
triple, launched at Woolwich on Tudday la*. which Is to be
putrid for Casks isemethetely.
The Hon. CIS. ELPSINSTOSt is appointed to the common' a
the Orr/hotted frtgase at Chatham, at width met Sc has mdse•
gone a annulate repait.
Captain Sr so is appointed to the command et the Malabar. of
yo PAO, and capon CLSMINTS, from the Impede Smits at
Lath, to the emmanod of the Teed, al 64 ow% vice Syn.
Iw TSS WiK INSIIIIP.
Casual tsarist, mar Ps& Imo the Caster; relthlo.
ditto, tato the Preferpilie. Iwo Dona Maple; Copt. MPlLaathen.
ditto. Into the Hippomenes ins; lieut. Kano, se the Canons.
Mem and Commender, tote the Digit • Lieut. Hemoseson
of ditto ditto, Into the Cascialkes; LIDS. aTsauna. et
the
Poodeter, dim. Mt* the Etnisaaa. hate Pylsdes, and loos es-
donned with Oipt. Watling. to the Semple; it.. heldlipmes
made Lientenants, for thole lonian ha the rododties d Samna&

PROM LLOYD'S LOT.
Oa AAAAAA e, Jei.r *9.—Paied by the Madam Rogers ;
Nathan. Leaded's° ; god the Henry. Hey. trent Dells. Cue-
elayltath, So* ; led Eagle. Dillon, trees DMA; Ilmides Pockets
Metes. Wei Deardwaz g Weer Ether. OMB TOIIIIIIIOII
Taber, Serb g aad Ilesekerseis, bun seadse. Saul &bp
Pilo.. Glen. fur ; Oaks. HIM*. Sor imam
George Waideeteo, Pavan, fee areidlesi Nelda Wing. Leal.
for VINO= ; 011ie Sathelg, Harmed. for Hallloo Sarah. Due-
WO. he Allethe g Lewdly Sony, MA kr g Adm.
Deane ; Raapr, Ortan ; Nay. Seed ; end UMW. Owe?
tar Peterhergb ; Healy Aaldbeeten. Neale. he hand; Oggerse •
Watt ; sad Hoar. Potboss. for ; Cygnet. Comm.
lee Ninth ; Kamm. Meander ; H leereafe.
vidasee aad Haeaalg, and Vim/ fur Vint

The report of Tome frigates having been taken on
the coaft of Ireland fermis unworthy of credit, no Each

event has taken place.
The Weerford Mirror contains the following pus-
graph t " At break of day on Friday, lixteen me%
well nsoneted and armed, attacked and broke apes
the houfe of Jour Pertirs, at Bellyreety, county of
Limesick, a yeoman in the Hon. Joins Masse's corps.
and robbed him of his arms : they then prneteded
to the houfe of Deets CLaecsr, Wu a Yeoman of
the (aid corps, and likewife plundered bias of his

arms."
On Saturday the young Gentlemen of Eton C 4
lege, according to annual canto, took their aquatic
eseurfion in boats, and dreffed in uniform. from
Windfor-bridge to &Irby Hall, where they were
leateitained with fylllbubs. The Stafordihire bend
attended there.
An order has been received by Lieut. Col. Hea-
ver, of Norwich, to put in requifition 70 waviest,
with feats flung acrofs, fur the fpeedy conveyance
of troops, in the event of the landing of the enemy.
fimilar order has been received by Lieut. Col.
Patrasos.
From feveral parte of the Conk, we are happy to
find the Corps of Volunteers vying with each other in
difplaying patriotifm, and acquiring difciplire. One
of the probable points of French attack is Holletly
Day, in Suffolk. Among the military affociations to•
be oppofed to the invaders, in that quarter. is the
Colneis Hundred Volunteers. The corps of Shatp-
!hooters, under the command of Captain Saone; of
Nafton, is equal to any body of regulars in prompt.
nefs of evolution, quicknefs of firing, and Readineft
of exercife. The commander, a Captain in the Navy,
has transferred all the fpirit of the fca into the land
fervice ; and made his men expert, not in the pomp
of paretic, but in the alertnefs of real aftion. They
nulls to the beach, iltirmilh behind hedges, trees, and
banks ; fire and load lying on the ground, with ad-
mirable dexterity, and reriorm an exercife, which. in
general, is neglefted in Volunteer corps—that of tiling
the bayonet againfi a real objeet—and tlrengthening
their finews. and attaining pre..ifion in the elk& pro-
duced by that &ail% weapon. Defended by fuch
bodies as thee, we may eerie& the arrival of the
enemy with pole& fecurity.
In addition to what we laid on Saturday refpeft-
ing the prefect Rate of public opinion in France, we
are enabled to Rate that an Englifk Gentleman jolt
arrived from Welsh, reports that in that neigh-
bourbood, Bo is generally deleted.
There is an eleftion going on at prelim in the
parifh of Cletkenwell. for the appointment of a Mi-
nister for that extenfive paring, an the room of the
Gentleman who formerly held that Utilities,. but
who is now dead. The candidates themfelvss are
certainly more intereled in the event of the comet
than the candidates at the Brentford de/lila are I bet
ni..ther ct the Reverend candidates pullets the fame
' amount of property as either of the candidates at
Brertford. NotwirMlanding there confideratiens,
bills are pretty freely circulated, in which the friends
of each be patter the Gentlemen on the oppofite fide
very freely. The friends of Mr. Lc %DON (one candi-
date) profefs themfelves t.s E' High Chort.hmen,
and fay that Ms. F 1,151.11 (the other Candidate) is
supported only by Methodills or Difrenters ; thofe
of the other party fay that there is an intuperabis
deficiency re Mr. Fort ST I i'squali!ications as a palpft
orator, namely a <lo, ff in his utterance. On Ss-
turday the numbers ave.
For Mr. FOISTiR • - • .
926
Mr. Lteone - 1146
INN ctity for bit. FOUT —lIo

Frans LON LOY GAZETTE, 7", 28.

Cinry, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Spencer P. Brett to be
ditto, vie,. Willis, promo•ed. Gentleman Cadet the Honourable I
‘llMom Arbuthnot to hr ditto, vice King, promoted. jantes
Evora. Gent. to be ditto, vice W. Jones, promoted. -Dated
Juiy t 6. tfloo.
Conitniaion in the Aytlbire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Tam M.Donald, Gent. to be Eatign, vice James lienderfon, pro
muted. Dated July 1.13."4.
Conaniflions figned bytethice Lord Lieutenant of
V
toe Cont uf Eller.
ill Effek Yeomanry Cavalry.
Second Ideuttrant Janus tirmtton to be Pint Lieutenant, vice
Hopkins, n.fignel Cornet Edward Ellis to be Second Lieu-
' tenant, vice 1.; ragtime, promoted. Dated July 3, 1804.
Loyal Ungar Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant WiLism Iloldane Barton to be Captain. Thomas
John Hopkins, Gent to be Second Lieutenant. Dated July 5.
Loyal Mcrlca Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenar.t Bennett Hawes to be Captain. vice May, refigned.
John Cooke'Stirpden, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hawes, pro-
moted. bated Jul! 5.1304.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 14th italant.
Sift Regiment of Foot.
For Rielua Jones, Gent. to be Ease, without parchafe. vice
Stretch. fuperfeded, read William Jones, Gent. to be Bair,
wit bout purchafe. vice Stretch, fuperftded.
BAN:: ill / PTCY SUPERSEDED,
Sept. 18. William Jackfor, of Mancbetter, cottonAioner, at ten,
at the Bridgewater Arms, Knacheiter.
Sept. 1. Richard Roberts, of Saint Paul's Church-yard, Loudon,
viaualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
Anglia 7. John White, of Great RafaLltreet, Covent. Garden,
I Middiefet, tio•plate-worker, at Wk..: GuildhalL
. BANKRUPT*.
Andrew Delatmey, of Great Pultnry•ftrect, pal& of St. James,
Weftminfter. working Jeweller, to furry-Wet July 3t. Avg** 7,.
at one. and September 3, at ten. at Guildhall Aunt nim, Mae&
Wedd and Day. Gerranl-ftrect, Soho ,
John Bifhnp and John Terry, late of hiaditone, Kent, copartners.
uphotdersjdealen and chapmen. July 3x, Augutt 3. and Sept. 3.
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attonde, Mr. Cooke, Maidttont,
or Mr. Webb, St. Tbom-,ollreet, Southwark.
William Leighton, of Newealle-upon•Tyse, innkeeper, Aural t,
at ei,gbt, Sept. t, and ft, at eleven, at the Furies-Head lina,lu
Neweaftle-upon-Tyre. Anomie?, Mr. William Harvey. Nevi•
caftle•upon-Tine. or Mars. Wortham and Stepisestfun, Coale.
Recut, Holborn, London.
Stephen Sasonoff, now or late of Apollo•Belldings, Eandatie, I
Walworth, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chapsnan. Aug** I.
and 25, and Sept. ft, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorrdes, Mara
Willett and Annear!, Finfbury-fquare, London.
Samuel Chaplin. now or late of the firgh- greet. Sentbwork, Ben.
cey, grocer, dealer and chapman, Auguft 4. 11, and Sept. I. at
Skis, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Salta's-Hal. Looftes.
Heady Radcliffe, now or late of Oldbam, Lomita's, astbsor
fpinner, dealer and chapman, Auguft 24,25, and Sept. 3. at ten,
at the Dog Tavern, in Deaskate, Marehelter. Anemia, Mr.
Knight, Manclrener ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfitaisttreet.

AnarlaALTY-orrica, JULY 28.
Jon of a jailer from Captain ROSIMIT DULDIT AII•rill, CAM-
Minder of His blajefty's Ship the Mattresses:a, to WILLIAM
NIARMIF N. i fq. dated off Havre, the seas 4,11411 L •
SIR, I beg lease to enclofe yoo,Tor the informs.
;ion of my Lords Commiffioners of the Achoitalty,
a copy of my Letter to Lord XI IT 11, of this date.
(Signed) K. D. OUT'S.
MaLtuattna, of Havre, July la, !Soo.
Mr Loan—Since my letter to your Lordthip of the
17th inliant, we had very liht and variable winds
or three days, which were fogcceeded by a gale from
thte northward, when the bombs had fume difficulty
to keep clear of the thore. Yefterday the wind hay.
ing got to the S. W. I flood in with the fquadton,
and at eleven made the fignal for the bs to try
their rang! ; they placed thernfelves with the utmoll
itetcifion immediately off the Pier Heads, and at
a qaarter pet eleven began-a molt tremendous fire
of lefts and careaffes, which was continued without
intermiffion for an hour and a half; in a very few
minutes the town was ohferved to be on fire, and as
~.the pier was very full of smirch, it is impollible but
647 mutt have (offered confiderably. The veffels
which had been outride the pier during the bombard-
ment of the 16th, were fo much annoyed as to retire,
fame into the pier, ancrforne up the river, one of
them was towed on (hare under the batteries, and has
been fence taken to pieces. The enemy's mortar bat-
eerie< have been vet y confiderably increafed fince the
attack of the 160, and although the fire from them
on the bombs was as great as I will venture to
withinfay
,
was ever expetienca, they being confiderablt
the range, yet it is with the molt inexpretlible plea-
fore I acquaint your Lordlhip, that not a man has
been hurt. A (hell paffed through the mien flay-
fail or the ZEBRA another carried awa th (pare
topfail-yard of the: MERLIN, and two chainsplates.
and greyed her tide: and a forty-two pound (hot cut
the (pare topmalt and footle other (pars, and lodged
in the booms of the Hacsa ; this is all the damage
done. It is inspoffible for me to find words to expels
my admiration of the condua of the Captains ST KM
lAIIRS, PAUL, and BeaUCHaMP, and the other Offi-
cers and crews of the bomb 4, for the able manner in
which they placed and managed their veffels ; and
alto to the officers and men of the Royal Artillery
embarked on board of then', for the judicious
per is in which they fired the (hells. Some loggers
came out of the Pier during the bombardment and
Bred their guns, but they were made to keep at a
refpeaeble diftance by the vicinitT of the Malicia,
?Lino, Locust., and cutters, which were always
ready to give affiftance where wanted, as were the
other (hips in the fquadrou in the libations affigned
to them. (Signed) mos. toots, ()Livia.
Copy et s Lauer from Vim-Admiral fig Joint Imam's,' Duca-
smayn, IL D. Commander is Chief of his Makay's nips and
gads at jaMolat, to WILIJAII Maltalailit. Sit dated at Port.
Royal jsmalea, Ma so* of Juno aSoa.
Sea—Accompanying this you will receive, for the -----
loforrnatice of the Lords CommilLouers of the Ad- PARISOT, who has fa long delighted the public with
aniralty, a return of veffels captured and defiroyed her
graces on the Stage, is (aid to have been lately
by his Majefty's (hips under my command. married to a Gentleman of the name of Ba sr, of con.
(Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH.
fiderable fortune. and will therefore retire to the in-
. Reruta of Vetels captured and detrayed by the dependence of her new fituation.
frquadron ander Rear-Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, A feaman on board the Rattler gun-brig, fome days
. Commander in Chief at Jamaica. fince fell from the fore-top on the deck ; his head and
LB
flerawar Otive isesteit--ceowasted. ha the Reileropboa. Cape=
Ladra-11. Waterboate ./gents. arm were fraftured, but he was expeaed to recover.
ism= mow *Testear—and Coeaptared.ny la Pique, Captain Roo. On Saturday fe'nnight, about four o'clock, as the
Pr
—bar= semis lamplighteiWeitt to trim his tulips in the dark vaul-
ar
lbdsod awd Masser ffiroadelle--saptoroil by the Stork. Cap-
• tabi k creyt...saine weans. led paffige under the Adeiphi, he difrovered the body
Armed ansfport Aria—maned by the Ravioli, Capt. Gordon. of a man lying dead on the ground ;on examining it
. SIM le"; _ a rope was found round his neck, which led to a fur:
*a.uousc asteaoas—resptared by dlttordameigatta picion that he had hung hirnfelf t but no nail, or other
Wig Union--capwred by is Pique, Captain Ada..Sante agents.
attachment for Inch a purpofe could be found ; he had
aprtelarer Pewees Mara--eaptured by the Formic. Capt. Van-
. illigionellos agesaa the mark of a blow on the temple; he was a middle-
licitaslkipWaddsay—atcaptured by die Blanche, Capt. Mudge. aged man, formerly porter to Mr. Beck, in the Strand,
..11ante illiot‘ feedfrnan. The body was taken to St. Martin's
Privateer Felucca Adventaria—eaptured by the Racoon, Captain bane-houfe.
• Gordon ...same prom
lkhooner Vutture....recaptased by the Flatietilfe, Captain Horny,
.7•111, 7atifon and Thomas Buciatl4 the teak= of
lams agent& the vrtlated laws of their country, were on Thurfday
aci..„6o. pol4—.emapossWl by ditto...-Same agents.
Privateer fellooner Paslise,—Deftroyed by auto. morning brought from Newgate to the ufual place of
Liam sip sasirs_aatt,mabom, mermaid. captain Ham, Execution, in order to fuffer the dreadful puniffiment
Same sena. annexed to*the crime of forgery. It is with regret we
Ship Mary Maii—mcl44B"44 lb& Eclio. entail, Boter,—sooe fay, that they did net meet their fate with that firm-
agents. . ncls and refigiat.io.n which would have become them
ed,,,,,,,et paw =a Um—detained by the Deficit, Capt. Whitby.
Same agents. as men and nftians. When the inferior Officers of
Brines anted dip Minerva—retaptared by the Blansbe, Captain Plaice attended to condo& them from their cell to
Modge...Sams agents. the leant& they found them in a fituation which too
Ftivateer Fehaes tratote....Aame nena clearly indicated that they had attempted to
wastedeoy
But Rangen-niound empty at Sea, no one onboard, by the Grp-
ilionfelves. They had taken poilon ; but it i.
twoeaderrSaine agents.
(claimer Mariss—demined by the Blanche, Capt. Mudge. the not of fufficient virulence, or had not been ad
*woe apses. (Signed) i. r, oeLitmoal it. miniftertd in fnch a way at to deftroy life. It pro-
WRIT LLLLL , JULY 28, 1804. duced only a fort of lethargy, but not to that degree
The ging bay been pleated to appoint Chutes Whop. Fla. to as to peeve= the unfortunate men from feeling the
be his Majclty's lerocura•or In all wk. and nutters AdAlitiMC, weatchednefs into which their guilt had pluned them.
Fartga, Civil,si.d Ecrldaft. They were obliged to be tupported on theylatform
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. by the executioner and his affillants, who obferved,
OaDIi•oCIi•OFFICE, JULY 25, 1804. that they had never ften men quit life with ices con-
Corps of Royal Engineers. The weak flare to which they had reduced
Captaia.useleassistabg Seertadciados--Ckartes w.nodyerd, rage.
Militant Backw•tl, Charles Lefebure, Philip Hughes, ts....ca thcmfelves rendered their paffsge to eternity but of
1,4101,,,... pi,. rk,usyord, Garr Whitmore, Predate.* lhort duration. They expired without a (boggle ;
ray. Herm, Asserts's,. John F. kirda, Stephen 11- Char' and after having been =pored the ufual time, as an
was. Monias W. Hump. Jobs H,,o' 't''' Gultayas NLuils,
...4 esampie to others, their bodies were delivered to their
Japer C. sin", Gradle Lar4lll2an' C'"c"" Mann. j n f„ends for that decent interment which, had
thivire.Chael. :Oxfam, filchers& I'. Davy, and George Wnght. . their
AR dated JO/ so. Ohs (medal attempt flo.:cteded, the rigour of the law
Royal Regiment of Artillery. would have denied them. •
Catesto.t.teasensot. to he Strom! CaptAlw*Jana Ufa, Au,.
This feafon of the year is found more orodueve et.
Mat: Tullohiehard T. Rannfird, Hem Mani, Almost ..,
___ ,
.‘, , .._ .. .'. . .
sow% Witham Payne, Ovate Railer, John Caddy, Airian- Flu! Tell aallgefOUS in: iauy toe Eltle, =nen dtkovegs
der Caimpbsil, Henry M. Farrington George Mining, Charles ail( by nanlea, nervous and fic head-ach., heartburn,
and bowel complaints. followed by yellow:lth i f the
ti Ftuarisvia, infrph Brow. Checks Keane. fluitand S.
tkin.giddinefs,6.c.which often praxes fataltothe aeon
necoan. chaise. tr. were, Arduw Undoes, Janes Purser,
%mum Hall. Fisnri. Power, C's .r:r. Y a ghtfliand. sl.oreeg'
c r...,.....i.bu.p.,,,, 1.,. , ~. 00,„ Fry. mc„, a, yx,..,,
et minftitution. Mr. Diane, apothecary, has happil),
Dotter !ull. 'I hotna B. P. !Lady. Fonda l- h, Choi., from his extenfive priest: pri9ice, applied a fafe, fe-
Sess. George Maffee,liknry If ekman , Philip M...10w.. John sure, and certain remedy ia his (Dixon's) Avti.bilintis
Matthew., Kellam Macdonald. l'harks C.. clei.m. ja..• •E. Pill'. Numerous teflimonies irom the Vifenunteffes
00.1., Henry Cravriord,(korge I••efebure, Eh., s 1.1,..1.r5.
, : Barkingham and Bulkier, the Dowager Lady Say
Ralph I Wirrtoo• Ikon Hese •r, 1.51. r. F•RObillal. 3AN:, tt lu. 1 . _
..
lace. j .he M. l I •I; . P trick C.,n.i4,. ii, 1,.0n May, Thor.as 1 an 4 5.1 e, ......I -n, dt Kilwa- den and Kilmaio, Sir Giegnry
*was, Thomas Gatnitle, Met Irdir Mien limes P. Cnrk• Page Turner, HAM M. P. Sir G. Warien, Barr. S:r
bum Pants Chinthert.yn.-. ii.tr lt RoN.'llwoua. Hugh, ,s W. Manners. Bait. M. P. Shelley,Cot. Bia.,,p
Soup Dim.y.m, pa,pii D'Ai e ... it.rtourt Hsleornlv, limey Storta..,ngton.:,ol:llljor Pro zler, Portfmotith ; .—.-_ 1,6.
S. Grant, John & SMM Ir. W i lion Lima, IllaKy WALK, R..
bet H. Bash, Janie. Arraltronr. Ric:bard Dys..
one, DeAnc. sulk,
.r.. 9. i t t lam pt na.; It cit. Mr. . WMI ren, Anting.
Edward Wilmot*. Citoric W. 117.tt,(lowy. Bane, Pilaw J. ton, holies ; Capt. Jervis Kit kilts, of the Navy, anJ
Ham,,
w,nt.,.. sua. rt, :stun., Roc, Janis l‘.l.l.4chlaftc. f. utile hundreds of the Nobility and Gcn:ry ; telturin.
Wallas. 1 I.innl. jets
ft,-....,- L:"" •,;',..';rr,;,,,1rit.,:, nits to the fuperior efficeel of Dillon'. Anti.biii,tni
Ghtba. WUla,"4benkl. W.'111"" ^ ".. John ' ..'". a. Pills fuperfede any father proof. 1:: 11 h I fate,by
Potterton. M. 1.11 WA, IA dbant Moe sfo.i, Wilitant (.• , sr, 1 . ..,...... w_..n.e
mum autoutarniarna• MANI. gnbert l• %wino. N.. h ~1 st I , Arnotement of ils, Proprietor, at Mr, Butler's.
W. Oliver, Jant,• 1 Cowper, Robs:rt Carthsw, a.. 1 M'it'lato I Ctiespfide, and ietA.l be Mull Flooki",lici la And Medi.
J
All di:•J July 19.13)4 i c I,x-V4.ndcra in every Town in the United Kinpd.tm
.
' in boles at 6s. and as. 9d. cacti, wilt Mt edious, fignel
Sootna tkutecae. a kosust o. carob,. in ig nefti.,,,n4
vice itulacidan,.ter...4,L LW.: Jun( 1,1 .4 IG. la
L.a../......• ........ Lt'llat• Bayou ..0 tat aecoul Lacutctiars ,• ce ...lrili.

Lou-dal.
John Wells and Thema Smith. late of Leadenhall•ftreet, London,
hatters and copartners in trade, Angaft 4, tt, and &pt. IL at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Williams, Uppa
Jahn-Meet, Fitzroy-Spare.
William Wilton, late of the Cool-Eashange. Landon, ecal-fadlegr,
desks and chapman, Mind 4.7, and Sept. at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Raine, No. Mark-lane.
David Kerne, of Alderfgate-ilxeet, Landon, cabinet-maker, deala
and chapman, Acquit 4, tl, and Sept. 5, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mn Flagman, Ely-place, Holborn.
John Walters, of Cornhill, Langton, mercer, dealer and chairman,
Aura j, 111, and Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Man.
Barrow, Forbes, and Hancock, Badnillail-ftreet.
Anthony Peck. of Granfead, Kent, carpenter, builder.
al.—
dealer
and domino% Await 4. it, and Sept. ten, at Guild
Attorney, Mr. Lang, Great Prefost-ftrort, Goodman'a-Fields.

L!