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MAILS THIS DAY...WInd 14.1.
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Waterford s Goetasburet s 0

Yaassourn, Jur.? t.—Friday P.M. arrived ih
thefe Roads, under convoy of the VuLyuas Chip of
war, and a Cutter, the outward-bound &hie fleet.
Sailed the STAG cutter, and the Ctsisost, to the ftcet.
Arrived the Cows/Amy gun brig. This dayDitarghe

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PARAGON, ATLAS, S , and Tartan wined
fbips. Arrived the ADMIRAL Naas. iiitteiatem
the fleet.—The (hips in.the Roads are the Moelsoutrui
Admiral Russas's flag (Sip; Asestrnytir irrigate i
CONSTANT gni kris ;Morrie, Ls ViLT., MERMAID,
nd ADMIRAL Nitsoirenteue. The Baltic convoy
s expelled to fail this afternoon. Wind E.S.E. light
ceze.—Palled the back of the funds a Man of War
i the fouthward. )
Toesay,• Jose 3K: Arrived yefterday from a
ruize, and remain, his Majefty's frigate Nemesis,
aptain Siseaniss, and PHSAIANT hoop of war,
'apt. CAREW. Alto the fehooner Gatcombe, JOR-
.AIN matter, from Lymiugton ; Two Brothers, POD.
RIDGE, and the Francis. Jaasomo, both from Wales.
ailed the William and Mary, Svocessar, and En-
erprize, Fair/ears, both for Jerfey.
PLYMOUTH, Jose 3o.—Came iu the SIMS, of
, 6 guns, from a cruize to refit ; the Lens %A/Aileen. i
.f 16 guns, from the Briftol Channel, witit 'a fleet of
effete under convoy. Sailed the Bar...suer, of zg 1
,• one, on #cruize ; the RANGIR cutter, of 14 suns ; I
and the Busy cutter, of 4 guns, on a cruize. The
dollars captured on beard the French n I
ails by the
FILM (choosier, of 14 guns, Lieut. BOURN., were
yefterday forwarded to London—we underhand the
amount to be 61,229. Came in from off Ferrol, the
SPARTIATI, of 84 guns ; left the fquadron off there
all well a few days (nee: Left night the tilting boats
(poke the (hip Columbia, Captain W. Roomer, of
and from Providence, Rhode Mind, from Barcelona
to Copenhagen, with .a valuable cargo, all well, lying
to becalmed off the Edylione light-houfe, fifty-two
days out from New Praiiderieei toot about # quarter
before twelve at night, a frehr breeze (prong up, and
The flood on her voyage immediately. Captain G.
Maatss, late of the Cowen's, of 74 guns, is ap-
pointed to the Curies, of 9ft guns ; and Captain Moa-
tis is appointed to the Cpsossus.
Paaresseuren, PLY i.-.-Sailed the Scouts and
Laze hoops of war for. the Coaft of Africa, with
feveral veffels bourrd to the South Seas, under
their convoy. The FISOARD frigate is expelled to
fail to-morrow, with the fleet under convoy for the
Mediterranean. The Baring, United Itingdotn, Lord
klawkeibury, Duke of Montrofe, Worcefter, Mo.
starch, and Sovereign Indiamen, are arrived at the
Motherbank, to proceed to India, under convoy of
the Cussonss, of 74 guns, Captain Coss. Sir ED-
WARD Pessaw is expelted on Monday to hoirl his
flag. The tyth Regiment at Cowes, and a number
of troops from the depot in the Inc of Wight, are
to embark on board the Indiamen.—Wind S. E.
Dees, ju Le ~—Sailed the Scot; it c e hoop of war,
with the MONARCH, ALISANDLt, and MANGLES, Eaft
indiamcn, and the reft of the oetward bound under
convoy. for Portfmouth. Sailed the Hater !loop of
war, FURY bomb, BLOODHOUND, Devisee, and Lo-
cus? gun brigs, on a cruize. Remain in the Downs
the reft of the Ihips as per lA. Wind E. N. E.
Doves, Just 29.—As the wind in the coolie of
lag night (bitted to the S. S.W. the greater part of
our blockading fquadron have been obliged to leave
the French coaft, and are now at anchor in Dunge-
nefs Road, to the number of eighteen fail; betides
which, two frigates are arrived off this place.
Jolts so.—A heavy firing commenced this mot,
sing about ten, on the oppolite coaft, between Calais
and Boulogne. It continued at short intervals during
the greater part of the afternoon, and at times was
very violent. At noon, fignals were difplayed from
he firpal-polls along (bore, of the enemy being ;all
motion, but it was fo very hazy in the Channel, that
no accurate obfervation could be made at the time,
nor has it yet entirely cleared off. The firing is fup-
pofed to have been occafioned by Tome of the ene•
my's velTels, in the abfence of our fquadron from their
coaft, having come out of Calais, or fume port to the
Eaftwat d, and fallen in with fame of our cruisers de-
tached from the refi of the Iquadron, ult. have en-
deavoured to prevent the enemy from formirg a
junaion with the armada at Boulogne. The Dunge-
nets fquadron remain at anchor in that roadttead,
with a foutheily wind, and two frigates ate (till at
anchor in this road. We have Tome veffels on the
oppofite fide to watch the enemy's movements.
Preparations are making for enlarging the encamp-
dent at Shorn Cliff ; it is to be augmented by 3000
of the Foot Guards, and two or three regiments of
Militia, who are very fbcrtly expeded on the ground.
The whole of the brigade, confuting of the Or 43d,
and s:d, hock their tents at three o'clock this mar.
ning. They marched a few miles front the place,
returned about noon, and re-pitched their tents. The
men are all in moft excellent health. The batteries
and fortifications begun on the height to the we
ward of Dover, are carried on with great adiduity
under the direaiott of Colonel Tense, of the Engi-
neers. Upwards of two foldiers from the different
regiments encamped and in genitors are conaantly
employed on thole works. The flag of truce from
Calais has not yet arrived.

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artived in Cork MarbisitultkefillaT innenlnli lailt
after•convoying the otiesstr4 bestad Newfoundland
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fleet (with the etception of-the tiro velelorcaptured
by a French privateer, as before) about half
pane, at which time they ' All well. She fuerke
cs the Lerwis at fee, wfio All
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Augereau French privateer, Was not aWe to cork
up with her. The Lary/red alfo chafed a French
privateer, which cfcaped by fuperior failing.
FROM LtAtErs List.
A lettev from St. Andcro. by tbe San jofeph ar-i
rived at Bri dui, Oates that the Spanith Govejpment has
;Cued an ecli4forbiddinirprise goods Wig landed
ift iiny Sppifh port. thiparddr is rigidly obeyed, to
'thet) great inconvenicticniak the Freath privateers.
-GRA ttttt IP, PLY I.—Paisti t•/ ibe Far American. Ma*.
frottiNterOtleans ; Iris. SitleNtr, from ebar4Ate,,.. Salr' 3.8",
from Waterford ii`Femme, Eneell. from If oStrirr : newt ce Oak'
Cider, from Chriftiane ; Two Used Tir:a•-•,-......*: Voss
Vrow. Newell ; and Five Used Bretbent.likiiece hum limbiles
SAW the Veiocity, Hedge, for Liam; Mice, Herdsman. for
r...oumburgh ; Julius.. Leine; awl
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THE zerneff 7tll
Monthly Statement of the Dist button of the .
Britiflt Naval Forceodltte of July :
Lim f.s PT. St;.t7fc..4 as
•44L
In Pert ad Emil* ik with be 154460 , so 66 •
Ouard Chips - -4, t`
4 7 1
lathe Emit and Irtlb Chubb i f at 73
In the Downs ind North Seas j ell 93
At the Weft India Ifianda, and am •
the Paige . • 3 13 24
Jamaica Ratios . 6• • 9 sO
America it Newfoundland Rabbi .17 4 4 ~S 1
Gape of Good. H.p., 11.414 Whoa
and on the Paflage ; , 4 9
C,oaft of Africa • boss
Spain, Portugal arid Gibraltar - 4 0 I
b the Mekterranean 3taa range es 014 73
}Capital and Prifou olpe - as 1 s

To In Ciri' • to #5 129 309

Receiving ibi'a - - S $ 4• 0
SOricsable, and repairlog for kr-
vice - - - - $ 4 6 2
In Ordloars - - - SS it 43 19
Rufus. - 0 • - 15 043 sx

Total 187 43 tos 3131
*TILTS et TUR 00.1,111 ART Al RAeU PORT.
Portrasotb - , - - i 6 s
Plymorth - 44 4 t.
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Shea:ads •

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- - 1 I as 3

Total . 68 18 3j, 260
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Alcmene mid Thalia, for the capture of the French priva-
teer le Bellied% will ha paid on Friday nest, the 6th MR. it No.
it Clement'. 100 end recalled at the fame place every Tuefday
and Friday for three mem.
The Tribune and Hydra, fee the capture of the French gun
brigs and tuggers No.. 43.43,5 i, and at I, January 30, wilt be
paid in Portitoooth harbour, on Monday the 9th MR. sod the Tri-
bune or its arrival at Splthead, and recalled for three years, at the
Office of Matthias March, Jun. Oofport.
The Dreadnought. for the ;anion of the french frigate la Fran-
chile, May 28, i fO3, will be paid us Friday the 6th init. is Ply-
mouth, and recalled every Taefday and Friday for three year,.
The flonancy's (bare of the pug Jan Swart, taken September I,
2798, sod of the Johanna Hoy, sakes May t 7, 2799, will be pald
on the rash init. at No 12, Aroodel.ltreet; at well, at the fame
time and daze, the Arrow's Thanof the cargo of the Jong Jan
Swart. and recalled for three years.
COCKPIT, WHITEHALL.-011 Saturday before the
Moll Noble and Right Honourable the Lord Com-
miffioners of Appeas in Prize Caufes.
The Diana, George White matter—This Lip, failing under
American colours. laden with a cargo of cochineal, fugar, and
wood, bound on a voyage from Vera Cruz to New York, was eat--
tared on the 23d of April, ihoo, by his MaJedy's Lip of war
Meleager, John Crawley, Efq. Conuitander, atiO carried to the
ifland blJamalea, when the Chip and principal part of the cargo
wire c nod= aal-Their Lordlisips, after hearing the Counfei on
both tides, fettered the Olio as claimed, and affirmed the Concoct
of the Court below with rcfpc.ll to the cargo.
Nra. Sra. del Carmen. alias El Ndo, Antonio Tofo mater.—This
Spandh vrifel, with about 47,0:0 dollars in fpecie on board, in the
profecution of a voyage from Vera Cruz to New Providence. was
captured on the etb of December, t@c o. by bit Majeßy's Op
hoof
war Seine, David Milne, Erg. and carried to Jamaica. w
the Lip quid cargo were rellorrd, as chimed, or payment ot the
captrrs colts, Irom which foiteoce of rrititution an sppe 4 was hn-
noiltately interpofed on behalf of the captors..-. Their Lordfliips in
tint cafe affirmed the fentence oldie Court below.
jutigircw Elizabeth. ---. Jacolion maftrr.--This Dada Lip,
laden with a cargo of wine, oil, almonds, and other articles, de-
Dined on a voyage from Marfeilles to Ahem. was captured on the
26th of May. by the private Lip of war General Keppel, John
Smith Commander, and carried to Gibraltar. where the Mimi pro-
ceedings were inilltuted.—Tbe property was mewed this cafe
as claimed.

MOVTRLY AORICULTOR•L Runty FOR Just,
The grossing Wheats are ninth improved in many
diariets, hut from their thinners, in moll of the
Shires, they are not expelled to produce a fair ave-
rage crop ; the bloom is good, eacept in the tops, and
bottoms of the ear, which are found delellive in
feveral corrodes. The various reports of the Mend
a e not favourable, of Oats or Barley, both having
mach gone off, liuce the warm weather fet in ;—the
C rime, however. have planted under thee remark-
ably well. Pack,and Beans, have podded kindly,
arid promife a large fupply. Rye is bulky on the
ground, and well let for produce. Hay is every
where an abundant crop, and has in moll parts been
w,ll got up ; a confiderable decline in the price of the
huge old flock in band. may reafrmably be looked
tor. The latter math grafs begins t' grow fhort, for
want of rain. Potatoes are expelled, horn their fine
bloom, to prove this lesion a very procluOive article.
The Hop plantations arc much improved ; in Wor-
t:eller and Herefarehlaire, there was a theypeance of infelts ernongit them, of whigch have
been cleared by the Late thunder Mowers. In Kent
and Suffer, they fpcculate on a high duty from their
promifing appearance. The Fallow lands in many
di drills do not carry that general appearance of clean,
found hufbandry, which the agricultural eledit
of
England require.: this arifei, it is to be feared, from
the combined caufes of a Icarcity of workmen, and
the lnwneis of the prices of corn. The fvfeat Mar-
kets have been thinly furrlied with Beef through the
month. and in confequence, the demand was never
greater, or the prices much higher. Mutton, and
Lamb, and Veal. have continued more reafunable.—
Lean Stock is confiderably lowered ; the North,
Country Fairs being at this lme
well fupplied with
Scots Runt., and lei& Oxen. Sheep and Lambs.
have rather advanced. Horie. of moll forts are dear,
particularly thole of the draught kind. The Wool
Market is bride, for both long, and than Wools : lalt
year's prices at the fheers, have beers generally offer-
ed in Wiltfhire, Norfolk, and the Devises, but the
principal flock wailers at prelim rank than.