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FALMOUTH, JULY IS.
Arrived the Dart, &SWETT, from Malta and Qi-
braltar—parteil"from his Majesty's ship Success 30th'
ult. The Mar.bro', Montrose, and Hobart, packets,
.are still detained.;
PLYMOUTH, JULY 14.
Passed by the Porarttors, of 74 guns, from Roche-
fort. Arrived the Ar.Pneot schooner, from Ring-
moor • and the Caledonian mast ship, Captain 8000,
from America. Came up harbour the TALBOT sloop.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY ts.
Arrived his Majesty's ship- Cut°mita, Captain
AUSTIN, from ; PORTHEUS, from Basque
Roads ; and the AUDACIOUS, from off Cherhurgh.
Sailed flot.t.r, on a cruize. The Swift store ship,
which yesterday arrived from Gibraltar, sailed 9th
June, under cenivoy of his Majesty's ship Succass,
and a large fleet of transports, which are hourly ex-
pxted.—Wind W. S. W.
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DEAL, JULY I.
Came down from the River the DOMINICA sloop
of war, and has sailed for Pf,rtstnontil.—Wind S.W.

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SHEERNESS, JULY t 5.
Yesterday passed by the ANIPSIICN frigate for the
River Thames, with two French frigates, her prizes,
fsem the Medi!orranean, one of which got on shore
on the Chapman He.id, in Sea Reach, hut is ilow off
again. Arrived the VOLAGE from the Mediterranean,
and DomtwicA sailed to the Westward.. The convoy
for th. Baltic sailed this day, under protection of the
GLUeIESTADT and MANLY ; the next will go about the
24th instant.

GREENOCK, JULY 19.
The Margaret, M'Clymont, arrived at Port Glasgow from I
'lebago, had 37 days passage —l.eit loading tit, Jane, ribion,
for Clyde, to sail in two or three days; St. Andrew, M'Keilar,
at Antigua, from hence; Harmony, Nerris, at t. Croix, from
do.; Fame, Pawners, at Trin dad, from do.; and Hazard, An-
derson, at Rio Janiero, frora du.
The SPARTAN frigate,- Captain EDW. P. BRENTON,
is under orders for the coast of America. Sir JAMES
Cocrannor, Governor of Bermuda, goes out passenger
in her. The RUBY, 64, with naval stores, for Ber-
muda, will sail under convoy.
Captain JOHN CH 4LDOTT is appointed to succeed
Captain LAMS, as Resident Agent, for u ansports and
prisoners of war, at Malta.

THE ARMY.
Ti.e following regiments have volunteered their
services to Ireland :
Royal East Middlesex 1160
Northampton 7.2d
East Suffolk— .... . ............
East Ei.e.r 512
9d Royal Surrey 484
From every quarter of the kingd we hear of re-
giments of Militia who have volunteered for Ireland
—the *umber which has volunteered is six times that
which can be allowed to go. The interchange will

immediately take place.
When the English Militia arrive in Ireland, the whole
of the cavalry, infantry and artillery, of the King's
German Legion, in that country, as well as the depot
of the Doke of Brunswick's corps will be sent to Por-
tugal.
The embarkation of cavalry at Plymouth, and in-
fantry at Portsmouth, is carrying on with the greatest
expedition.
Str9ng reinforcements for the Queen's regiment,
Caraerontans, 96th, 99th, 28t11,4801, 51st, 52d, 66tn,
and 67th, are embarked, all under the command of
Major ROSS, of the Camcronians, and only wait a
wind to sail.
Another division, consisting of 9,000 recruits for
different regiments of Lord Wattularos's army, 'in-
der Colonel Bv No, of the Guards, will be embarked
at Portsmouth in the course of the week.
The 2d battalion of the 45th Regiment, under the
command of Major D ASV, is on their march for Newark.
The 2d battalion of the 59th Regiment, 700 strong,
under the command of Major WGRE.Gua, has march-
ed to ChichJster.
The 6th Regiment having entirely recovered from
the effects of the Walcheren lever, is ready for active
service. The East Indies or Canada is mentioned as
their destination.
A battalion of the Fuzileers will immediately come
home to recrtlit, as will likewise the old 25th.
The 102 d Regiment, commanded by Capt. WAR
Tnua, has gone to Guernsey, to be completed% dis-
cipline, under the eye of Lieutenaut-General Sir
Joux Dolma.
The Galloway Militia are quartered in Glasgow
and Port Seaton.
The 23d regiment of foot is expected to arrive at
Pca tsmouth in- the course of the present week, to go
to Portugal.

Wiwi soa, JULY 15.- The report this morning says,
46 The KING is a little better."
The account of the Duchess of YORK'S life being'
in imminent danger, or. Friday, by falling under her
carriage, is without any foundation. Yesterday after-
noon her Royal Highness took an airing in her curri- ,
cle by Islington and Highgate.
Our advices from Monte Video and the river Plate,
are to Coe 19h of April, informing us that Governer
ELIO had marched from Monte Video with 600 men
for the purpose of commencing operations against
Buenos Ayres. He expected to be joined by 400
more on the road. For the purpose of accomplishing
his design, he had sent a solicitation to the Governor
of the 13razils, to obtain his interference, and the aid
of a body of troops. The forces of Buenos Ayres
consisted of 2000 men, most of whom were employed
on fcrrign expeditions. A party of them who had
been sent against the Portuguese settlements, had
been repulsed with great loss.
We learn by a letter.from his Majesty's ship Indc-
' fatigable, that the ships which sailed under her con-
voy for the East Indies, met with a most violent
storm of hail, rain, thunder, and lightning on the
20th of April, in lat. 46. 46. long. 11. 39. west.
Four fire-balls passed along the Indefatigable, but
they happily did no other damage than setting fire
to the foretop-mast, which did not burn long. The
Warley was also set on fire; the Perseverance had her
maintop-mast struck ; and the Warren Hastings her
foretop-mast. The Indefatigable and convoy has
been subsequently spoke (on the 6th May) in has
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DL long. 14. SO. W. all well.
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