Star.
London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

DUTY ON PROPERTY, M.

We hay' this day received a Letter from Liverpool, which induces
us to thin': that 'ome unfair pradlizes may have been made ufe
of to n f t.l 0., Fri. n in thAt quarter. Should any of taem
exp:ri• cc, ti. , we r,:quelt they v.lt have the kinctnefs to wroe
to thi,

We have been favoured by a (Intlern.-..n of the fiat refpeEtability
with a number cf Manufeript communications from St. Do-
mingo, it.tended fur France, containing an accatiat of the !id
feraht, (tate of the: L'e.:onv, and the horrid oppreffion eacrcifed
ov,:r the inhab.t.mt:, fr ;la which we Cull to-morrow make
fame inter:Aing extrzac. They arc cacetditzly curiona. and
detail, which cad hardly be credited, weic they not
well authenticated.

MONDAY, OCTOBER zi.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIEs
3 pLr Cuit. Confols, for money, 53 53k.
Da to, for Nova:l6l-.33f I.
4 per Cent 3 per Cents. 864.
New 5 per Cell:, VI ,x.iliv...-Oinnaum 91dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
; per Cent. Rd. s I iri;h s per 771
3 per C. Centts; 53i Omni= 91 dif.
4 per Cem. ti; i 4? I Lottery Tickets 171.11.
S per Cent. Ann. 8e; I Dcfcrred 3 per Cent. 42: 43
Ditto, 1:97, BL;;; Coaf. for arc. 53jaf,
lAng Ann It
Dos] IN, °el °brit IC-5 nt r Cent Coy. Debentures
Courf. of ExeLancc—Dublin on London 134 13.

Sincc ot,r laft, Baton rapers to the la, and New
York Papers to the Bth of September, one day later

than thole received cn Thnrfday laft, came to hand.
The report of the Committee of Health, dated on
the evening of the 7th, for the twenty-four hours
preceding, announced eight deaths, and twenty-four
new cafes, of the prevailing fever.
The Bolton Paper of the ift of September has the
following article relative to the St. Domingo fleet :
—" Captain SM A LL, arrived at Portland on Tuefday
tall, in 16 days trcm St Croix, has brought intelli-
gence, that on the sth of Augult a Britifh '(loop ar-
rived there from St. Chriftopher's with information
that the Britifh fquadron had fallen in with the French
fleet from St. Domingo, and captured nine fail, con•
filling of (hips of the.line and frigates."
It is extremely probable that there is Tome miftake
in the above. Had it made the nine (hips to confift
partly of tranfports, it would have been more within
the reach of polllbility ; for in the diftrelled nate of
the French in St. Domingo, it would not he orange
that they fhould attempt to take themfelves away
from the fcene.

The following Letter from Kinglion, copied from
the New York Gazette, of Sth September, feems
more likely to be a true reprefentation of the fails:
" KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 30.

Thurfday evening arrived at Port Royal, the
French fchooner, l'Oifeau, taken by the fquadron
cruizing off St. Domingo. She brought difpatches
for the Admiral, and failed again yellerday morning.
information is received by her, that the French Ad-
miral, with two fail of the line and a frigate, had left
the Cape on the 25th ital. hoping to efcape ; that the
VANG Alta had ca ptured one of the line of battle 'hips,
called la Duquefne, and the ELEPHANT was left en-
gaged with the other (hip, and feveral of the fqua-
dron were in chace of frigate.

Yefierclay morning his Majelly's (hip VAN-
GUARD, with her prize, la Duquefne, of 74 gun„ ar-
rived at Port Royal. Before the VANGUARD klft fight
of the fquadron, his Majelly's (hip E T WAS
along fide of the French Admiral'. fhip (a 74), and
his Majelly's fhip Ts ESE us was nearly up with them;
there can be no doubt, therefore,'of her being taken.
o The French cartel fchooner, Two Friends, from
Port-au-Prince in fax days, alfo arrived yeaerday at
Port Royal. We learn the brings difpatches to the
commander in Chief, and a deputation from the
principal planters and merchants at that place, who
are inikruaed to endeavour to obtain permiffion for
them to be received in this Viand, and offering to
sive poireffion of Port•au Prince to our troops."
The fir& part of the intelligence in the above letter
we find confirmed by a Jamaica Paper of the 6th of
Augull, which mentions the arrival of la Duquefne,
and adds, that the VAMGV LAD and TARTAR were left
in chace of another French man of war.

The reft of the intelligence teems alto fo extremely
probable, that we fhould not be furprized loon to
bear the whole confirmed. Indeed, we know that at
the Admiralty they are in hourly expeitation of dd.
patches to that effe&
The fituation of the French troops in St. Domingo
we have long known to be difaftrout in the greatcit
degree. In a great meafure cut off by the dr;&nets
of our blockade from fupplies of every kind either
from Europe or America, and haraffed by the Meet-
(ant attacks of the Negroes, the French Commander
has no alternative hat that of furrendering to one
fquadron, or attempting to effell his efcape with the
remains of the French fleet. At any rate it is not
n'iw going too far to infer that St. Domingo is for
the precut irretrievably loft to the French Go.
vernm,nt. Contemplating this colony once more in
the hands of the Blacks, it naturally will become a
matter of very ferious cot,fidesation, in what
manner our relations with them (hall be regt.lated.
—We know that even now there are perfons who
would recommend the propriety of our occupying
the principal ports of the ill md. We fincerely
that a meafure fn impolitic as this s •!l no; be re-
torted to. Sorely the experience er the sr.:relies
which flowed Gorr it during the 1 ire «.r were t.fli
eient to (hew, that it could only lead to the dcitroc•
uoa 01 thcuian.ls of our c;•in..tyrri7n at-•

eompliNni one important end. All the IA in•
formed military men, and more particularly thofe
who ferved in St. Domingo lift war, would con-
demn Inch a meafure as pregnant with deftration.—
Evety object of commercial intercourfe with the
Blacks may be obtained without in the firft inftance
saempting to gain a footing in the ifland. The at-
tempt would create immediate jealoufy, and if per-
filled in would be fucceeded by the molt rancorous
hoitility. After expelling one European power, the
Blacks would not quietly behold the introduElion of
another, the troops of whom they would naturally
view as the enemies of their newly acquired inde-
pendence. The arrangement of an amicable inter-
courfe with the Black Government will, indeed, be
a work of confiderable difficulty. It is a work, how.
ever, which prudence, moderation, and patience
may accomplifh.
We underil Ind that a gentleman of the name of
CosexT, who refided in St. Domingo as a kind of
Agent, after the arrangement formed by General
hIsITLAND with TOUSSAINT, has lately gone to the
iiland with the view of procuring fuch information
as may facilitate an arrangement under the prefent
circumftances. This is an objeft of the higheft im-
portance, and may be followed by the molt intercft-
log confequenccs. On the nature of the firft arrange-
ment formed with the Black:, may to a confiderable
degree depend the tranquillity and profperity of our
own Weft India Iflands. The Government of our
Weflern poffeflions is now a work of great delicacy,
and will require every exertion of prudence, ability,
and moderation.

Yellerday their MajEsriss, and Princerfes Au•
GUs ra, MARY, and SOPHIA, with the Dukes of Cu M
BERLAHO and CAMBRIDGE, and attendants, walked
to and from St. George's Chapel, Windfor, where a
fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Bulby, from the
16th chapter of St. Matthew, and the 24th verfe.—
Princelles ELIZABETH and AMELIA, attended by
Lady CRANIA r, took an airing lathe Great Park for
two hours.

Saturday his Royal HighnefE the Duke of Yoga
paid a •ifit to their MAJESTIES. His MAJISTY and
Princefs &Pula, with the Dukes of CUMBERLAND
and CA milltlDG E, and attendants, rode to Cumberland
Lodge to fee the hones. Her MAJESTY, and Pt in-
cell-es AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, attended by Lady
SIDNEY, took an airing by Salthill, Maidenhead and
Braywick. PrincelWs AMELIA and SOPHIA. of GLou-
CE3TIR, attended by Lady CRANLEY, took an airing
by Bucket's-hill, Blacknefs, and Virginia Water, and
returned through the Plantations.
On Wednefday the KING will have a Levee at St.
James's.

On Wednefday and Friday, the two days fixed for
the Grand Review of all the Volunteer Corps in the
Metropolis and its vicinity, his MAJESTY is to be on
the ground at ten o'clock precifely. It is expelled that
all the Corps will be in Hyde Park at eight o'clock.
His MailiSTY'S approach is to be notified by a Royal
Salute of twenty-one guns. Carriages of every de-
fcription, with the exception of thofe of the Royal Fa-
mily, and Foreign Princes and Ambaffadors, are to
be excluded from the Park till the Review is finifhed.
No company on foot, with the exception of officers in
the fea or land fervice, and ladies under their protec-
tion, are to be admitted within the arca occupied by
vie troops.

His MAJTSTY'S Letters Patent have been paired
under the Great Seal of Ireland for promoting the
Hon. and Rev. CHARLES LINDSAY, D. D. to the
Bithopricks of Killaloe and Kilfenora, alias Tenabore,
in the room of the Right Rev. Dr. WILLIAM )(wax,
tranilated to the Bilhoprick of Derry. -
His Royal Highnefs the Patsca of Was's paired
twoor three hours yeßerdayat Lady HAGOIRSTONI'S
in Edward.ilreet, Portman-fquare.

Saturday the Earl of Mora• arrived in town from
Leiceflerthire.

The Marquis of DOUGLAS, Lord Lieutenant of the
county of Lanark, has appointed Grkarae HAMIL-
TON, CUNNINGHAM CORNETT, and JOHN HAMILTON,
Efqrs. to be Deputy Lieutenants of the city and fu•
barbs of Glafgow.
On Tharfday next the Somerfet Houle Volunteers
will receive their Colours.
Duca OF CURIZTRL•ND'S SHARP SHOOTERS•—Sa-
ttuday this refpeetable and ufeful Corps were in-
Ipeeled in the Tozopholite ground, behind Gower-
flreet. At eleven o'clock, Lord Flat KINGTON, Lord
PETERSHAM, General DUIR•RD, and Colonels ism-
'cram,. and Laskir, arrived, when the Corps began
its evolutions. After palling twice before the Gene-
ral and his luite, to ordinary and quick time, they
went through their ficirmifhing manoeuvres to the fa-
tisfadion of every perfon prefer-a. They formed into
an extended line, the front rank difcharging their
Titles, and giving way for the rear to advance, who
having fired, remained firm at their poll, the front
rank again advancing in the fame order, keeping up
an alternate difcharge and advance of the molt rapid
kind. MI was (Pent, not a word could be hear]
from the Corps, the commaad being given by a
wi'i4'/e, fo that an enemy mull be unconferous of their
approach in every thing but the area of their guns.
Having advanced in this way to a eonfiderable dif-
tar,ce, they retreated in the fame order, at the found
of the bugle, firing and falling back. Another mode
of annoyance was then praBifed, as fingular in its
appearance as expertly performed ; the Corps ad-
vanced to certain pofitinns, laid themfelves on their
tnnk aim, and dircharged their riles, rollirg
:,gain upon their backs, at full length, t i 10.1,1, and
Ly this means keeping tip an incellant and well di-
rsacd arnnyance. After tome time (pent in this
way, the whole corps, at the found of the whittle,
leaped tip and fled with the inmon precipi'ancy ;
then rallied, took a Ire& pardon, and repeated their
formei movements.

Lnrd Iletat.c;oawhn appeared extremely plead-
ed with in novel 20 ea:ln:inn, ro,!e up to tlse Corps
comp:imented them r:rtictally. His Lorcittop
trial lerctal of their 'Ole p;:ccs. and intimated
i,•me Kh,le/11,,n in the vr-iy of 'orienting, after
w',;(': the sch.)le line fAitcd, and

DUBLIN; OC7o.BERSO.

The following is a lift of the (hips of war upon the
foothern nation, none of which arc permitted to go
off the land above Ii; leagues—

Ttit:NOPRER 74 DRYAD - 36
IiAIPSTIC - - 74 El./RYOLOS 36
NlArNlrietwr - 74 GALA] tA - 32
GANGER 74 Tarter - - 31
LA LOIRE - - 46 R 0241110 - 18
TOPAZE - - 38 ARGOS - - 14
APOLLO - - 36 LA FLICIIE 14
And two or three more.

Sunday morning Lieutenant• General TAtLITON
and suite arrived in Waterford, and immediately
proceeded to Cheek Point, there to embark on board
one of the packets for England.
The Oporto fleet, laden with wine and fruit, ar-
rived in our harbour on Tuefday.
For feveral days pall, a vela of large appearance
has been difcovered on the coati of Kerry, in the
vicinity of the Skelligs. As the has not permitted
any boat to approach her, and has fired at !base fith-
ing•fmacks who went to offer affiftance, a vaiitty of
conjectures have been formed concerning her, upon
which we cannot form any accurate opinion.
Tstossas Rot, Efq. of Fieldflown, County Dublin,
has been liberated from confinement.

Lail week, id ennfecitunce of the head of one of
the fills at the Dodder Diflillery blowing up, one
workman within the range of explofinn was killed on
the infant, and two others driven with great violence
again( the walls of the building. Some hopes are
entertained of the recovery of the latter.

On Saturday night, a party of the Saunders-Grove
Infantry proceeded to the county of Kildare and took
two men they had information againll ; and on Sun-
day, a general concerted movement was made by the
Talbodlown, Baltinglafs, Saunders Grove, and Imale
Yeomen (as if going to exercife together), when a
part of the country was furrounded and a general
fearch made, and three prifoners taken, amongl
whom was a man named Neil, married to a filler of
the famous Dwyer, who bad fled from Dublin after
the 23d July.

A (mall fquadron, under the orders of the Flag
Officer, is to be appointed for the proteetion of the
coalt of Scotland, immediately. The Goacos man
of war, which failed on Monday from Leith Roads,
is returned, with orders to remain as a guard-Nis;
and la TOULTIRELL!, armed en flute, is to be
Rationed for the defence of the Clyde.

LOYAL. Noarm Berross.—On Saturday morning
this Volunteer Corps was infpeCted by the Earl of
HaaRINGTON. The Corps met at the Field, Wine k-
worth's Buildings, City-road, at feven o'clock, and
his Lorefthip appeared on the ground at half pall
eight, accompanied by his Aides-de•Camp and feve-
ral other Officers ; when the battalion fainted by
prefenting arms. He then walked along the front
and rear of the whole line, after which he took his
Ration, while the battalion marched round the field
by companies, in ordinary and quick time, and ad-1
vanced and retired in line. The Earl of Halt-
RINGTON then rode up to Lord littray, the Lieutenant
Colonel of the battalion, and in a limn addrefs, ex-
preffed his unqualified approbation of the foldier-
like appearance of this atfociation of Scotfmen.—
The further particulars of this addrefs, Lcrd Reav
afterwards took an opportunity of communicating to
the Corps, previous to their difiniffal. It may be here
noticed, that Lord Rear had, at a general muter of
the Corps, on the preceding day, invited all the mem-
bers of it to breakfaft with him on Saturday morn-
ing at the London Tavern. After returning a fuit-
able anfwer to the complimentary fpeech of Lord
Haitairacros, his Lordfhip invited the General
and all the Officers attending him, to honour the
Corps with their prefence on that occafion. His
Lordthip politely accepted the invitation, expreffing,
at the fame time, the neceffity of his retiring-at an
early hour for the purpofe of infpedling another Vo-
lunteer Corps. In order to accommodate the Genital
in that particular, Lord Raav left the flail before
the battalion, and accompanied him and his atten-
dants to the London Tavern, where an elegan: break-
fall was prepared for them. At half pail nine o'clock,
the corps marched off the field, accompanied by the
bag-pipes, their Intient Scotia mufic ; the novelty of
which attrafted the notice of the furrounding crowd
They formed in line in Bifhopfgate-greet, oppolite
to the London Tavern, where they remained till
Lord HARRINGTON and fuitc had taken their refrefh-
ment ; and on his taking his departure, they again
taluted with prefented arms. The whole Affociation
then entered, in the mote regular order, taking their
arms with them, into the London Tavern, where
various extenfive tables, coveted with the utmoft pro-
&lion, were prepared for their entertainment. The
room where their collation was difplayed, was fuffi-
ciently large to accommodate the whole of the bat-
talion, except a few members of •he Light Infantry
Company, who were ferveJ in a feparate apartment.
—After the repaß was concluded, Lord Rai AY role,
and intimated to the corps the very high degree it
Wilda/him which the Earl of Iliatimc roil had
cxprefTed on the Rate of their military difcipline.—
He mentioned, that the General had been pleafed
particularly to remark the excellence of their march-
ing in line, and of their wheeling', which, he Paid,
were two of the molt important military evolutions ;
and that in there particular, they equalled even the
Guard', and others of the bell difciplined regular
aegiments. He only wilhrd that they had b -en as
num:roes as the; were cb)ize troops : they would, he
was fui e, 10 rlie day of danger, evince themfelves
to be the v o tby rep: cientatives of their countrymen
at home. Tia, flattering compliment was received
by the whole corps with repeated cheers and accia-
mations, which their Commandant had come chfi
cult). in fi!CT:Cing, in order to intimate to them that
IS WAS his Majell)'s pleafure that the corps Attaced be
reviewed, along with the fescral other corps of the
metropolis beFon zing to the Wellern dißriet, ;n
Hyde Park, on Friday next, the 28th intl. at ten
oVock in tie fi,renonn. There were only about 240
rank and file on the ground, though the number of
names on the borks i. Above 400. The corps was
difmifted at half park eleven o'clock, highly pleated
with the liberality of their Commander. Plie OttieLrs
nines! with Lord It ay the l'ame da.J, at the
near Cl.a log Crols.

Our Market was very abundantly fupplied witi7
Grain in general ; there i, no material alteration in
the price of new Wheat, but old is evidenity dearer
and much demanded—Beans are higher 6d. to tt,,
per quarter—Giey and White Peas hsv.: again de-'
clined—Barley is cheaper—Malt the Elmo—Oats a:e
very free fales.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER :
Eng. Wheat, sOa. Sy. per qr. Hog Peas, 365. 381.
Fine old ditto, 60s. 62. Bailers, yes.
Fine Diastole ditto, 545. 60s. Carraway Seed, 52 s.s6s. per cm.
Rye. 345. 351. New 365. Coriander, t Bs. 203.
Barley, 221.245. 61. New 252. Canary, 765. 78s.
Malt, 5311.561. White Muftard Stied, tat.:;/.
Oats, ass. asis. 325. Brown ditto, a 6
Beans, New 365. Old 351. 381. Rape Si:cid, 411. pea laft.
T,ck du. 335. 6.1. Old 331.351. Winter Tares, jl. Od• per bUel:,
Mut-, per fack, so& 361. At Flour, 345. per
1,10211 THE LONDON GAZETTC, SATURDAY, OCT. 2:
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, front the t eta:
ending the 13th of Oetober, 1803.
_ _

Whezi. -I'.ye. Barks. .02 I Beans. rre.
w. a. P. s. d. s. d. s. e.
53.5 t 38
-ca 24 7 2: 8 36 9 41 1,

Theaverape Price of Sugar, e•vnputed from the Ketone r'•,!::
In the week cndirg (Maher 19,13 435. 91d. per hundred weight.

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COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICKS OP GRAIN, AT THE TOLI,OwSPICI MARKETS.
BA4ING3TORK.—,•Wheat 443 cd to sat od per Quarter.
Bar:ey 22$ od to 234 od berm 366 od to 404 A.
Oats 20 lod to 28s od Peale oos od to 38s od
MAIRRNIIRAD.—Wheat sc od to 621 Od PO' qOarter.
Barley au od to ass 6d I Beans 306 od to 405 od
Oat,. 108 od to 2:31 Od Peale 435 od to 441 GA
News.; ar.--Wlmat. 401. od. to 634.04. per Quarter.
Barley 22. od to 245 od I
Beans Oa od to oos od
Oats 211 0,1 to 234 0:. Peale 36s od to 38s od
litosay.—Wheat scs od to 63. od per Quarter.
Barley 245 od to 261 od I Beans 381 od to 42$ 04 •
Oats 24$ od to sEs 6d I Peale 4tl od to oos od
Remstmo.—Wheat 465.0 d. to 635. od. per (tarter.
Old littO COIL cd to 645. od.
Barley 241 6tl to 265 WI &MIS oos od •o an Od '
Oats 141 od 110 291 od Pao& 424 od to 43s od

At Warminlier market, on Saturday the
prices of Corn were as follow: Wheat, ti. to:. to
2i. 16s. per quartet ; Barley, +s. to 11. 6s. ; Oats,
:1. 3s. to 11. 6s. ; Beans, 31. ss. to al. +5.

Asmany people in trade are embarraffed in making
their returns, people whole income arifes only from
trade, and have nu abatements to claim, have nothing
to do with any other than page 3, No. 14, of the
papers now circulating, where they !?could fign their
name, with the day of the month, and the date of
the year in the firß divifion of the left hand column.
and the amount of their income, and duty chargeable
lin the fourth divifion of the right hand column of
the fame page.
If abatement~ are to be made for Income, under
iced. a year, the grofs furn mould be alfo ated in
the firß divifion, No. 6, faced part, leaving the
Commiffioners to make the dedudion. At the bottom
of No. 6, frond part, the number of children fhould
be Rated, leaving the Commiffioners to deduet ac-
cording to the AR.

We have been favoured with a Copy of the fol-
lowing Order Circular. throughout the Province of
Munger. and the County of Kilkenny ;

SOUTHERN DISTRICT, ORDERS, OCTOBER is.

M With confident* regret, Lieutenant General Tarlatan an.
nounees to the troops, and the inhabitants of the country, that he
It ordered to another fervice. The recently farmed connexion be.
tweet) hint and them, which had commenced under the happiat
earpiece, is more roddenly difrolved : It is the will of his Sovereign,
to which every Soldier will bow with refpedt and obedience, that
he mould be transferred without delay to the Stair of Great 4ri-
tain.
During the period that he has ezercifed command is this very
extenfin &aria, the Lieutenant General relied, with picafure,
that only one fentiment has pervaded the regulars, the militia, .44
the yeomanry : they were all animated with the fame earned de.
lire, and the fame loyal fpirit, to advance the difeipline of all the
branches of the army, and eonfunently to myopic and maintain
the happinefe and [murky of the coostry.

With a =lna of loch means, =it arm rims el the at.
tachment of the principal inbahltaide en the Oak Of the limited
Kludgant. the Lieutenant General bans stendmill, with a
jot confidence of lauds, any ananny that In the proinat Bate of
the French navy mad hays boo dlfrahs J won theemihs
Manlier. Under tech clraundasala he apnea egaig dalt he
leaves Irebad with repay mad ha tensely imp hares the God of
battles to Invigorate airy ors mad *pine the ate hil at.
temps of the difriedied, or In fellows to the mein and ambi-
tion of Bonaparte. Tyres. P. Trr
.. Militant Adjutant General:

His Mattsry has been pleated to accept the fer.
vices of the Officers belonging to the Thames Police
Office, to be embodied under the command of the
Magifirates. They are to be taught the tile of the
pike and broad (word ezereife. Their numbers, in-
cluding wateriness, are upwards of too, feveral of
whom have Peen-actual fervice. It is propofed to ac-
cept the fervices of fuch perfons in the neighbour.
hood of Wapping as may be difpofed to join them,
to snake the corps about soo, who will ad on the
river or on !bore, as occafion may require.
On Toefday lag; a them-fight and review took
place on Bremerton Common. Early in the morn-
ing the Artillery, the Laddon, Blofield, and Nor.
wich Troops of Cavalry, the Shmpfhire Militia, Col.
PATTISON'S Volunteers, and too of Col. HARVEY'!,
affembled at their feveral places of rendezvous, and
proceeded to the heath. The plan of the engage-
ment, and the parties of Englifls and French being
arranged, the attack was commenced by the Eng!A
with great vigour. In the different manceuvres,
great (101 l and judgment was difplayed on both fides,
particularly in fears retreats and attacks, and both,
fighting. General Miceast. the Reviewing-General.
bellowed great praifes on the different troops, for
their fleady, foldier•like behaviour.
On Friday lag, Major-General Sterne arrived at
Bromfwill Camp, to take the command of the Br-
gatie, lately under the orders of Major-General Sir
Eves Coors.

The battalion of Norwich Volunteers have returned
far anfwer. (through their Commander. Lieutenant-
Colonel Parrssom) to the Marquis of Tow ss 's
letter, that they are ready and willing to undertake
permanent duty at Yarmouth, whenever Govert m:n,t
require their Cervices for that purpofe. The Norwich
Light Honk Volunteers have alfo agreed to do duty
at Yarmouth. The fame propofitipn was ma. eto
the City of Norwieh Regiment. who received it, like
their brethren. with a thunder of applaufe, and a
gmeral chorus of " God lave the King."

I 1:
‘ eriMplifbini one important end. All the heft in• DUJILIAr, OC7o.BERSO. CORN:MARKEt MARK-1,42Ve, OCT.
' .i ( LONDON. I formed military men, and more particularly thole
i
n general ; there i. no material alterai
who ferved in Sr. Domingo la(t war, would con- The following is a lift of the (hips of war upon the Our Market was very abundantly fuppliee
t
We hay • this Jay reetived A Letter front Liverpool, which Ifld:CC/11 demn filch a meafure as pregnant with dellruetion.- foothern Elation, none of which are permitted to go
Grainthe price of new Wheat, but old is evidenity
us to tsio', that 'mete unfair praaizes :nay have beta made ufe Every objetl of commercial intercou off the land above Ii; leagues-
of to ...if. sr./ u... Fri ms in tl.tt :loaner. Should any of taem -. . THUNDSRER • • 74 DRYAD - - 36 and much demanded-Beans are higher 6d.
Blacks may be obtained without in therfirerftwinitflhanthcce
exis:ri•ro• ti..s, sec requelt they v.:II have the kinctnefs to wine .AiA I ESTIt • • 74 EORTOLOS 36 per quarter-Grey and White Peas hay.: ag:
attempting to gain a footing in the ifland. The at-
to t hi. Orli:- Kinn NJ FICENT •• 74 GALAS'S* - 32 clined-Barley is cheaper-Malt the fame-Or
, .
tempt would create immediate jealoufy, and if per- Gawees - - 74 Tarter - - 31
We have been favoured by a Gthtlem.-..n of the fiat refpedaSility very free fakst
with a numb: rof Manufeript communications (min St. co- lifted in would be fucceeded by the moll rancorous LA LOIRE - • 46 ROSARIO •• • 18
;
min;',, it.tenled fur France, containing an aecoLat of the mi timidity. After expelling one European power, the - TOPAZE . . 38 ARGOS - • 4 GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
• fr7-41,t, (taut of the Culonv, and the horrid oppreffion eacreifed APOLLO - • 36 LA FISCHE • A 4 Eng. Wheat, ye& y 5.. per qr. Hog Peas, 365. 385.
Blacks would not quietly behold the introdudlion of Fint old ditto, 60s. 62'. Butlers, scs.32:.
°tar the thhals.t.mt.., fr ;la which we Cull to-morrow make And two or three more.
Rye,
Da34,73z5i1diNtt0e,w54356...601. Carraway Seed, 5 2 5.365. ;
I Ithe troops of whom they would naturally
fame inter:fling extras. They are cueoliugly curious, and another, Sunday morning Lieutenant-General TARLITON Coriander, tBs. 2DS.
I..ii eosaa.n der4:l, which cud hardly he credited, woe they not view as the enemies of their newly acquired lode- and rune arrived in Waterford, and immediately R _arley,22s. 24‘• 61. New 255. Canary, ;hags.
well authenticated. pendetice. The arrangement of an amicable inter- proceeded to Cheek Point, there to embark on board Malt. 530.561. White Muftard Sued, tc
Oars, 235.295. 321. Brown ditto, 16i. tBs.
I ,It r!.. -5-- courfe with the Black Government will, indeed, be one of the packets for England. Beans, New 365. Old 351. 381. Rape Seed, 411. per laft.
MONDAY, OCTOBER zi• a work of conliderable difficulty. It is a work, how. The Oporto fleet, laden with wine and fruit, ar- it_ Tkii _ _0.33E. 64. Old 331. 330. NVinter Tares. 7s od. pet
18g3aad and Wales, front the
1 ' PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOC.I a rived in our harbour on Tuefday. nlUr, per lack, Jos. sya American Flour, 34'. Pc.
ever, which prudence, moderation, and patience
3 per Cuit. Confol., for money, 53 y yi. For feveral days pail, a veffel of large appearance rattorfajo
,Lno 10E7 Ci AZETTC, SATURDAY, of
may accomplifh. Avenge Price
has been dilcovered on the coati of Kerry, in the mutts the 13t, of Odober,
Ditto, for Noverulov. 5311.
1 4 per Ccnt 6,1-oi.: 3 per Cents. 861. We underfivnd that a gentleman of the name of
/sew y per Cep:, 3111 ex.div.-Oirinaum 91difl vicinity of the Skelligs. As the has not permitted Wheat. I a'. ye. Barley. Oa% Beans. I
I • PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: CossEr, who refided in St. Domingo as a kind of any boat to approach her, and has fired at !bate filth- r, a• P. 4. s. d. s. d. s. sl. i
I ' 3 per Cent. 11. A. y2l I irl;h t per Curs. 771 Agent, after the arrangement formed by General ing•fmacks who went to offer affiftance, a variety of 53 " 38 0 24 7 2: 8 36 9 4,
in Theaveraye Pyle. of Sugar, emmuted from the Konen
1, • ~ 3 per C. Cunt t3i 531 Omnium 91 dif
MAITLAND With TOOLSAINT, has lately gone to the conjectures have been formed concerning her, upon
• 4 per Cent. n7ii I Lottery Tickets 171. ue the week endirg October 19,13 431. 91d. per hundred w
I[l s per Cent. Ann. se; i Dercrrrd 3 per Cent. 42: 43 illarai with the view of procuring fuch information which we cannot form any accurate opinion.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
Pato, 1:97, 881:1 I Coaf. for ace.salaf, Tmomas RoE, Efq. of Fieldflown, County Dublin, PRICKS OP GRAIN, AT THE TOLIAIVISIC MARK!'
. . as may facilitate an arrangement under the prefent
I lAnx Ann 1, : 7-c. has been liberated from confinement. Ba.orcsrose..-,wheat sat cd to 58a od per Quai
il.
,' Dust IN, OCI Obi R ae-s ter Cent. Com -.Debentures cite umflances. This is an objeß of the highefl im-Bar:ey ass od to ass od I Bemis 36. od to
II i Cowie of Exchange-Dublin on London 13i 53. Loft week, ia confecitence of the head of one of
and may be followed by the moll intercft-
i -Oats 24s od to 285 od Peale cos od to
portaacc,
the Rills at the Dodder' Diflillery blowing up, one matttarteno.-Wheat 54s od to 6u Ott per goat
'' '
.
1 ii Since our lag, Baton rapers to the if, and New log confequences. On the nature of the firft arrange- workman within the range of explofinn was killed on Barley au od to SCA 6d I Beans 306 04 to
York Papers to the Bth of September, one day later meta formed with the Blake, may to a confiderable the infant, and two others driven with great violence Oat, SOS 04.1 to 284 oil I Peale 421 od t•
? '
1,1 • than thole received on Thorfday tail, came to hand. degree depend the tranquillity and profperity of our againfl the walls of the building. Some hopes are Barley
Newest ay.--Wheat, 40s. od. to 635. 04. per Qlllllll
224 al to 244 od I Beans NU od e•
II . entertained of the recovery of the latter. ball ass at tO 231 od I Peale 36, od to
• The report of the Committee of Health, dated on own Well India Blonds. The Government of our
, , i On Saturday night, a party of the Saunders-Grove littsacy.-Wheat 3cs osi to 63. od per Quarter
1 the evening of the 7th, lor the twenty-four hours \Velem poffeflions is now a work of great delicacy, Beans 385 Od to
Infantry proceeded to the county of Kildare and took Barley Lis od to 261 od I
:' , :.,1 preceding, announced eight deaths, and twenty-four and will require every exertion of prudence, ability, two men the had information• lland S y again ; on Sun- Oats 241 od to se, 6d Pare 411 ed to
RtAIIIP4O.-Wheat 466.0 d. to 635. od. per (tLiartel
1 ! new cafes, of the prevailing fever. and moderation. day, a general concerted movement was made by the Old Atte cos. cd to 645. od.
1 1 The Bolton Paper of the ift of September has the -- Talbotnown, Baltinglafs, Saunders Grove, and Imale Barley 241 64 to 26s 6(1 I Beans
a4s od to 195 051 I PSMo 40i 01 .o
4as od to
Yellerday their MAJESTIES, and Princelres Au• Yeomen (as if going to exercife together), when a
following article relative to the St. Domingo fleet:
I COSTA, MARY, and SOPHIA, with the Dukes of Cum• part of the country was furrounded and a general . At Warminfler market, on Saturday la[
• -" Captain SMALL, arrived at Portland on Tuefdayoats
I . BERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, and attendants, walked hatch made, and three prifoners taken, amongfi prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, al. I
.
i. IA, in 16 days :rem SrS Croix, has brought intelli. to and from St. George's Chapel, Windfor, where a whom was a man named Neil. married to a filler of al. itis. per quartet ; Barley, rl. 4.5. to 11. 6s. ;
gence, that on the sth of Augult a Britifh Iloop ar• fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Bufby, from the the famous Dwyer, who bad fled from Dublin after il. 31. to 11. 6s. ; Beans, 21. as. to 21. 41.
; p
rived there from St. Chriftopher's with information 16th chapter of St. Matthew, and the 24th verfe.- the 23d July.
1 ' / that the Britifh fquadron had fallen in with the French Princeffes ELIZABETH and AMELIA, attended by ----- Dusrr ON PROPERTY; &o.
Lady CRANLay, took an airing lathe Great Park for
• fleet from St. Domingo, and captured nine fail, con• hours. A (mall fquadron, under the orders of the Flag
two
filling of (hips of the line and frigates." Officer, is to be appointed for the proteetion of the Asmara people in trade are embarraffed in m
Saturday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoga coati of Scotland, immediately. The Coact)* man their returns, people whole income arifes only
; It is extremely probable that there is fome miffake paid a vifst to their MAJESTIES. His MAJESTY and of war, which failed on Monday from Leith Roads, trade, and have no abatements to claim, have no
in the above. Had it made the nine Chips to confiff Frincefs SOPHIA, with the Dukes of CumaaaLANo is returned, with orders to remain as a guard-Ship; to do with any other than page 3, No, i 4, c
• partly of tranfports, it would have been more within and CAMBRIDGE, and attendants, rode to Cumberland and la Touirrsa ELLE, armed cn flute, is to be papers now circulating, where they Should fign
Lodr ge_to fee the honks. Her MAJESTY, and PI in-
• the reach of poffibility ; for in the diffreffe Rate of Ilationed for the defence of the Clyde. name, with the day of the month, and the dr
trt
000tiks Tann aanirdinELbtz As aaistzlatlniddeednhbeyadLand
the French in St. Domingo, it would not be firangeLOYAL NORTH Betross.-On Saturday morning the year in the fill divilion of the left hand col
c SIDNEY,A and. the amount of their income,. and duty charg
this Volunteer Corps was infpelled by the Earl of
that they Should attempt to take themfelves away Braywick. PrincensgALLlA and Soettli of G LOU- t_l in the fourth datfion of the right band coltu
a ••IRRINGTON. The Corps met at the Field, Wine le.
from the fcene. CIiTSR, attended by Lady CRANLEy, took an airing
Worth's Buildings, City-road, at feven o'clock, and the fame page.
The following Letter from Kinglion, copied from by Bucket shill, Blacknefs, and Virginia Water, and If abatements are to be made for Income 1
his Lordfhip appeared on the ground at half pall
returned through the Plantations. t 01. a year! the grofs Cum Should be alto gate
the New York Gazette, of the Sth September, feems eight, accompanied by his Aides-de•Camp and leve-
-1 more likely to be a true reprefentation of the fills : On Wednefda the KING will have aLevee S
James's. y at t• ral other Officers ; when the battalion faluted by the fiat divifion, No. 6, fermi pert, leaving
Commiffioners to make the dedudion. At the lx
I .. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 30. prefenting arms. He then walked along the front
On Wednefday and Friday, the two days fixed for and rear of the whole line, after which he took his of No. 6, /woad part, the number of children 11
i " Thurfday evening arrived at Port Royal, the the Grand Review of all the Volunteer Corps in the nation, while the battalion marched round the field be (hated, leaving the Commiffloners to dedur
N '
'4. French fchooner, l'Oifeau, taken by the fquadron Metropolis and its vicinity, his MAJESTY is to be on by companies, in ordinary and quick time, and ad-
cruizing off St. Domingo. She brought difpatches the ground at ten o'clock precifely. It is expeded that vanced and retired in line. The Earl of Hat. cording to the AR.
•
will be in Hyde Park at eight o'clock. RINGTOII then rode to Lord REAP, the Lieutenant
all the Corpsup
for the Admiral, and failed again yefferday morning.We have been favoured with a Copy of th
•I r, •'' His MAJESTY'S approach isto be notified by a Royal Colonel of the battalion, and in a Short addrefs, ex- •
Information is received by her, that the French Ad-
• : Salute of twenty-one guns. Carriages of every de- preffed his- unqualified approbation of the foldier- Munger, and the County of Kilkenny t
taint, with two fail of the line and a frigate, had left fcription, with the exception of thofe of the Royal Fa- like appearance of this atfociation of Scotfmen.-
SOUTHERN DISTRICT, ORDERS, OCTOBER '
the Cape on the 25th init. hoping to efcape ; that the wily, and Foreign Princes and Ambaffadors, are to The further particulars of this addrefs, Lord REAP
0 With confaderable regret, Lieutenant General Tufa
VANG ow, had captured one of the line of battle (hips, be excluded from the Park till the Review is finifhed. afterwards took an opportunity of communicating to flounces t• the omit the timatommi a the country, t
. i No company on foot, with the exception of officers in the Corps, previous to their difiniffal It may be here
called la Duquefne, and the ELErmaux was left en- .' ' t, '1'1" "ether keel"' The recently farmed Cl2gUlet
the lea or land fervice, and ladies under their protec. noticed, that Lord Rzar had, at a general muller of Imam his and them, which had commenced under the hi
gaged with the other (hip, and feveral of the fqua- Lion, are to be admitted within the area occupied by the Corps, on the preceding day, invited all the mem- itafpiees, la more fosiCenly diflolved : it is the will of his Sow
drop were in chase oft the frigate. tire troops. hers of it to breakfaff with him on Saturday morn- to which every Sadler 'ill flow with "lfP`a and abeam°
he &mild be transferred without delay to the Staff of Ors
" Yefferday morning his Majefly's Ship VAN- His MAJESTY'S Letters Patent have been paffed iog at the London Tavern. After returning a fuit- tam
GUARD, with her prize, la Duquefne, of 74 gun., ar- under the Great Seal of Ireland for promoting the able
anfwer to the complimentary fpeech of Lord ' Moine the period that he Isis exereifedeommaad to th
rived at Port Royal. Before the VANCE/AM:110R fight and
his Lordfhi invited the General
Hon. and Rev. CHARLES LINDSAY, D. D. to the • P extenfivc Mai, the Lieutenant General relied, with ti
that eel one fend Ilia. aded the , the mind
Bifhopricks of Killaloe and Kilfenora. :dies Tenabore, and all the Officers attending him, to honour the Y
of the fquadron, his Majefly's (hip E T was .... the yeomanry : they were all animated with the fatne cam
in the room of the Right Rev. Dr. WILLIAM Kwox, Corps with their pretence on that occafion. His emendate fame loyal fpirit, to advance the difeipline of
along fide of the French Admiral'. (hip (a 74), and translated to the Biflsoprick of Derry. - Lordflip politely accepted the invitation, expreffel, brooches of the army, and eonfsqansdy ta miaow sad as
his Majelly's fhip THESE us was nearly up with them; His Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALES palled at the fame time, the neceffity of his retiring-at an the haFfatal and rwittitiat thc awahlY•
there can be no doubt, therefore,'of her being taken. twoor three hours yeflerdayat Lady HAGosarros a's early hour for the purpofe of infpoffing another Vo- a With a unless of loch means, awl akw vsillasse el E
• lunteer Corps. In order to accommodate the Genital tick'',l of tht PeleelPei Mahal° " eke leak at del I
I IA The French cartel fchooner, Two Friends, from in Edward-greet, Portman-fquare. he Lieutenant Oenerst woad Mtge sttadmil, i
in that particular, Lord REAP left the fie lil before eh` of fuced,, soy maw iiii ki tke A
Port-au-Prince in fax days, alto arrived yefferday atSaturday th e Earl of Moia• arrived in town from
Lercefterffiire• the battalion, and accompanied him and h -• • - the French navy maid hays bow dlisambeeltad wen sham
r Port Royal. We learn the brings difpatches to the --: • dints to the London Tavern, where an elegant break- Mualten Under tuck drownamasa. he Maw Win. a
' t.. The Marquis of DOUGLAS, Lord Lieutenant of the fall was prepared for them. At half pan nine o'clock, leave' helotwi with MOM sod be_ _aremidl 61.11 Pres the I
commander in Chief, and a deputation from the
. county of Lanark, has appointed GILsEtY HAMM- th
e corps marched off the field, accompanied by the to Invlsseste every ism awn Wile trek
principal planters and merchants at that place, whotempts of the dirsiatted, or In realms tads sod
TON, CUNNINGHAM CORSET?,and JOHN
' are inffrueted to endeavour to obtain permiffion for Efqrs. to be Deputy Lieutenants of the city and fu• which attrallcd the notice ' of the furrounding • crowd -.l:Want Adjutant Cie
them to be received in this Viand, and offering to barbs of Glafgow. They formed in line in llifhopfgate-ftreet, oppolite His MAJtITY has been pleated to accept tht
give poffeffion of Port•au•Prince to our troops." On Tharfday next the Somerfet 'Joule Volunteers '
to the London Tavern, where they remained till of the Offithe Thames vices
The fir& part of the intelligence in the above letter will receive their Colours. Lord HARRiNGTON and fuitc had taken their refrefh- Office, to be embodied under the command o
we find confirmed by a Jamaica Paper of the 6th of Duca OF CtISIEFRL•ND'S SHARP SHOOTERS.-Sa- ment ; and on his taking his departure, they again Magiffrates. They are to be taught the ufit o
truday this refpeetable and nfeful Corps were in- faluted with prefented arms. The whole Afrociation pike and broad (word exercife. Their number,
Augull, which mentions the arrival of la Duquefne,
I el din the T
pe e - then entered, in the mod regular order, taking their
eluding watermen, are upwards of too, fever
and adds, that the VANGUARD and TARTAR were left greet. At eleven o'clozk, Lord Flat KINGTOrs •, Lord armswith them, into the London
Tavern, where whom have ken-Rama eerviee. It is prupofed ,
v In chafe of another French man of war. PETERSHAM, General 13OIR•RD, and Colonels Jae- various extenfive tables, coveted with the utmoll pro- cept the Cervices of Such perfons in the neighl
The tell of the intelligence feems alto fo extremely are sow and LESLIE, arrived, when the Corps began &lion, were prepared for their entertainment. The hood of Wapping as may be difpofed to join t
probable, that we fhould not be furprized loon to
its evolutions. After palling twice before the Gene-
ral and his lute, to ordinary and quick time, they room. ffi where their collation was difplayed, was fu-
crently large to accommodate the whole of the bat. to make the corps about soo, who will ad or
river or on !bore, as occafion may require.
hear the whole confirmed. Indeed, we know that at
went through their ficirmifhing manoeuvres to the fa- talion, except a few members of •he Light Infantry
1 ,
the Admiralty they are in hourly expeßation of dif- tisfaelion of every perfon prefcra. They formed into Company, who were Served in a feparate apartment. On Toefday lag, a llsam-fight and review
place on Bremerton Common. Early in the n
patches to that effeß. an extended line, the front rank difcharging their -After the repaft was concluded, Lord Rs AY role,
The Situation of the French troops in St. Domingo rifles, and giving way for the rear to advance, who and intimated to the corps the very high degree of .
sewhT roops of Cavalry, the Shmpfhire Militia,
I we have long known to be difafrous in the greatelt k
having fired, remained firm at their poll, the front latisfattion which the Earl of Ilitiamc TON had n
1-Arvisow's Volunteers and too of Col. HARI!
i degree. In a great meafure cut off by the ilriancfs ran ag.tin advancing in the fame order, keeping up cxprefTed on the Rate of their military difeipline.- ir .. . , ,. 11
a COMM! at their lever places of rendezvous,
an alternate difcharge and advance of the moil rapid He mentioned, that the General had been pleated
proceeded to the heath. The plan of the cog
of our blockade from Supplies of every kind either kind. All was film, not a word could be hearjj particularly to remark the excellence of their march-
ment, and the parties of Englifh and French 1
from Europe or America, and haraffed by the incef- from the Corp., the commaad being given by a ,rag in line, and of their wheeling', which, he laid,
arranged, the attack was commenced by the En
Cant attacks of the Negroes, the French Commander etitg/t, fo that an enemy mull be unconfcrous of their were two of the molt important military evolutions ; with -great vigour. In the d'ff
iefe particular, they equalled even the
approach in every
inthing but the area of their guns. and that in there
great fkill and judgment was difplayed on both I
I • has no alternative hat that of furrendering to nor Having advanced this way to a confiderable dif- Guard,, and others of the bell difciplined regular . •
fqoadron, or attempting to effell his efcape with theartictilarly in Jew retreats and attacks, and I
t.,r,ce, they retreated in the fame order, at the found aegiments. He only wifhtd that they had b -en as p
remains of the French fleet. At any rate it is not of the bugle, firing and falling back. Another mode num:rovz as the; were (baize troops: they would, he fighting. General Mitataa. the Reviewing-Gen
bellowed great praifes on the different troops,
1 • 1 a St. Domingo is for of annoyance was then raBited • Was fur e, in the day of danger, evince themfelves
n'iw going too far to infer ti t p ,as fingular in its their !lead • (oldies-like behaviour.
),
appearance as expertly performed ; the Corps ad- to be the *o Eby rcpt cientatives of their countrymen
the precut irretrievably loft to the French Go-
On Friday loft, Major-General SMITH arrive
vanced to certain pofitions, laid themfelves ms their at home. Tao, flattering compliment was received
' vernriunt. Contemplating this colony once more in bellies, took aim, and difcharged their riles, roliirg by the whole corps with repeated cheers and accla.. Bromfwell Camp, to take the command of the
the hands of the Blacks, it naturally will become a :,gain upon their backs, at full length, to load. and mations, which their Commandant had come chili pcie, lately under the orders of Major-General
matter of very ferious cot,fidciation, in what Ly (kis means keeping by an inceilant and well di. cult), in filencing, in order to intimate to them that E 221 Coors.
manner our relations with them (hall be regidated. r‘fted annoyance. After fome time fpent in this it WAS his Majelti 's ?feature that the corps Awed be The battalion of Norwich Volunteers have retu
i -We know that even now there are perfons who
way, the whole corps, sit the found of the whittle, reviewed, along with the literal other corps of the for anfw-er, (througii their Commander, Lieuter
leaped
I up and fled with the mmoft precipi'ancy t- metropolis Win:zing to the Weltern dißriet, ;n Colonel Parvesom) to the Marquis of Townes
' ' I would recommend the propriety of our occupyiroy
..then rallied, Hyde Park, on In . 'day next, the 28th initt at ten letter, that they are ready and willing to under
' I took a Ire& pofition, and repeated their
the principal ports of the ill Ind. V:e fincerely troll forme' movements. ' • kr o ....or i•n the f‘, moon. There were only about 240 permanent duty at Yarmouth, whenever Goveri s
b.. no; i e-
that a meafure fn impolitic as tl.is s ;!I , , _ Lord IIIAtRISC:TON who appeared extremely pleat- rank and file on the ground, though the number of require their ltrvices for that purpofe. The Nor
ed with 10 novel an es1::1)•• Lion, rode up to the Corps names on the bricks I.
i above 400. The corps was Light Horfe Volnnteers have alto agreed to do I
the experience er the rt.:relies
forted to. Sorely
..r.d c::mp:iMentei :hem r:rnetaliy. liis Lording, difmifted at half part eleven o'clock, highly pleated at Yarmouth. The fame propofition was ma.
which flowed (torn it during the I ire U. 4r were I;.fli .
then triad lercral of their title pieces, and intimated with the liberality of their Commander. rite Otticers the City
of Norwich Regiment, who received it,
cient to thei", that in could only lead to the deitroc• 'tine CHllit irli,,,,lirtn In t 1 a
' e way t.f in rientitag, slier co .
ned with Lord Ri ay the fame day • •
. • at the 2.litilli their brethren, with a thunder of applaufe, an
's• t-. of our e-intryrni-n wi-hont a,-• : w oc., the whale line filmed, and t 1..: C:acta; gait: C.l:e.hente, near Cl.a ing Crofs. gmeral chorus of "(cod fave the King."
‘it ',son of • - I•‘' • • uftn
Ora IIII.III:J.

I%

NAUTICAL arELLIGENCR.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. N. W.
•
• .RR. DUE. AIM. DUI.
tDila 2 i Hamburgh e 3
raitor...l

PENZANCE, OCTOBER 21.—The Norway fhip Two
Brothers, Captain Bunt., and the brig Anna Maria,
Ca'pain WEBS, both having difcharged their cargoes
at this port, failed yefterday morning for Norway
in ballaft. The Captain of the latter very humanely
took on board the Captain and crew of the Swedifh
brig Earl Frederick, which unfortunately ftruck on.
a rock off the Land's End (and which funk in cot .
fequence) on the morning of the Bth inftant, in the
nofecution of her voyage from Stockholm to Dublin
with iron and deals.
Ocr. 21.—The (hip which arrived
laft eveni`ng, then hated to be the Juliana Maria, from
Falmouth, turns out to be a new capture : (he is
the Dutch (hip Frederick de Groffe, °fp° tons bur-
then, Captain KOTTER, from Batavia, bound
.to
Atnflerdam, laden with fugar, coffee, and pepper,
and was captured about five weeks ago in fight of the
Iflands, by the brig privateer Mary, of Lon- I
don, of 14. guns, Captain C. WILSON t the Mary
efe.orted her as far as this port, and then patted up
Channel, with the fhip Fortune, of London, from
the Bay of Honduras, and a Jamaica (hip under her
convoy. When the Lord Nelfon Eaa Indiaman was
cent in here by Scadvre-floop of war, which recap-
tured her. ,it was flared, that previous to the Sa••
atmes falling in with her, (be had been engaged at
three different periods, by a brig privateer, of to
guns, which fought the Lord fiction in a molt gal-
lint manner, and never left her until all her rigging
%vas cut to pieces, and the brig very much da-
snaged in her hull, fails, &c. ; it was at that time
a fubjed of much regret, that it could not be difco-
wered where the privateer belonged to, as it was not
doubted but the officers and crew of her would be
bandfomely treated for their Meritorious conduit.
We are happy tohive it now in out power to fay, that
It was the Mary above mcmentioned which fought f.)
and had it not been that her eompleinent '
Of men was much reduced, by many of them having
been iMpreffed before the adion, it Was the intention'
of Captain WILSON and his cre* to have attempted
to carry the Lord Nelfori by boarding : during the

feveral *Sion' with her, the Mary had eight men
Wounded, one of whom has finee died. NOtwith-,
frandfog the injury Ste Veceived from the heavy me-
tal of the Lord Nelfon, (he has been CrtVizing ever
Sue ; and we have rnOth pleafere in fisting, that
Isbe perfeverance of the Capt4in and crew. Will be very
well rewarded by the capture of the Frederick de
Orolte.:eaCanie in the Hawke privateer of this port,
of 54 gtuts, from a cruizr, without any capture.--
Sailed the DOLPHIN cutter, with a Convoy to the
taftwird.
Strange as it may appear, a French privateer, dif-
guifed apparently as an Englith fmuggfing veffel,
tame to a few evenings fince, and anchored in Cow-
hand Bay, lay there the whole night, but in the morn-
ing, when the ufual time of making the fignal took
place, of what number of flips are in Cawfand Bay,
vend their tithes. to be reported by the fignal poft at
Maker's, and from thence to the Port Admiral, the
Captain found himfelf a little at a loft, and very pru-
dently got under weight bet before Ste had been
gone an boor the cheat was difenvered, and a cutter '
per fignal difpatched after him, but it was found the
privateer, apparently a aft failor, had the heels of
the cutter.
Came in and failed direaly the lonarrr!Oaliss, 44
guns, Captain Mama, on a eruize of esbfervation to
the Eaftward. Yefterday tiro extra men, Sip-keep-
ers, on board a prize thip in Catwater, were detained
is endeavouring to embezzle Come part of the cargo,
being likely young men they were fent on board a
man of war in Cawfand Bay to fetve their Ring and
Colin,. Came in a large fhip, apparently a Weft
Indiaman, fuppofed to be the Alexander, rl:* London,
taken by PArenture, 16 guns, and retaken by the
ACAITa, 40 guns, Captain WAILI.
Three p. m.—Jolt came to a man of war brig,
between the Ifland and Main. Now paling up Channel
two men of war brigs, and a (loop of war, fuppofed on
a cruise of obfervation.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Friendfhip,
from Rochelle, fur Havre, fent in by the
Decant frigate.—Went out of harbour the GOLlaw,
of 74 guns, Capt. C. &sumac —Arrived the Tat- 1
sous, of 44 guns, Capt. Tower, from the Needles,'
and Mscocaors (loop of war, Captain Hawse, with
fome French officers, were taken out of an American 1
from Cbarleftown, off Cherbourg. The LEVIATHAN,
of 74 gone, Captain DATIITUIN. with the Jamaica
convey, were three months coming bolo^ ; the has
been very fickly, having loft between twenty and
thirty of her crew on her paltage ; among whom,
we are ((wry to fay, is Mr. Timm 'sow, late Purfer
of the HERCULE, and fon of J. THOMPSON, Efq. of
the Dock Yard ; and twenty-four men have been fent
to Haller Hofpital fince her arrival. The PTI4IIII,
with the Convoy for the Coaft of Africa ; and
the Busy, with the (hips for Newfoundland and
Halifax, remain at bpithead. The brig Rover,
from Briftol to Newfoundland, is retaken by
the Aso°, Captain HaLsowast., and arrived here.
1 The S xedifisibrig, Enheighten, from Malta, has land-
ed h.re a number of Eifi Del's attendants.

C`c T. 23.—Arrived the Bsttutit Gun Brig
from a cruize and remains.—Sailed the MELPObtENZ
frigate to the weftward ;;SANTA MARGARITTA frigate
and PLUTO floop of war, to the ealward.---Wind N.
GRttao'x, Ocr. at.—The Elizabeth, Raifide.
from Jamaica, arrived h-lre fail night.—Arrived on
Sunday, the Ann and Mary, M'Ewen, from Q.liebec
and Montreal, after a 'mirage of 43 days ; met in the
river St. Lawrence, going up, the Aurora, M'Kie,
and Juno, Alexander, both from this port. The
floop Cecil, M'Gregor mailer, of and for this port,
from Larne, was on Sunday evening laft, in a tre-
mendous gale of wind, driven on Chore at the Fair-
ley, and is fince full of water. The crew were with
difficulty laved. Her cargo confills of limeilone and
provifions, the greateft part of which will be raved.
The Albion, M'Lean, of this port, from Savannah,
bound to Liverpool, came in Channel with the Ja-
maica fleet.—The Ifabella, King, for St. Kitt.'s ;
Europa, Kofs for Honduras; Hero, Flack, for Ne-
vis ; Garthland, Mac•Eachern, and Pomona, Ram.
fay, both for Jamaica, failed from Madeira r ith Au.
gut'. Wafhington, Noyes, from this port, at New
' York. Union, Service, from ditto at ditto. The
Betfey, Grant, of this port, at Malaga. The Fletcher,
Litter, of this port, at Peterlburgh
.A boat going from the Cumbraes on board the
Alfred, Ccsaite, one of the Weil India fleet, in her
way up, upon Wednefday 'aft, unfortunately overfet,
and three of the five people on board of her were
drowned. Two were picked up alive by the Alfred's
jolly boat. The dead bodies of other two, viz.—
Alex. Currie, of this town, and David Pollock, who
kept the Cumbrae Light-11mile, were fuon afterwards
foundilinging by the boat; but the fifth, a young man
of the name of Boyd, had not been found lift night.
Pollock and Currie have both left families ; the for.
user a widow and feven children, and the other a
widow and four children. Thii 'moll melancholy
catallroph'e is laid to have been produced by their
obainately continuing to hold by the rope frOm the
Alfred, till they were towed under water. In the
courfe of Wednefday and yefterday, the whole of the
Jamaica fleet (including the Maria, Jassissoa, for-
merly announced) expeeted at the Clyde, have ar-
rived, after a paffage both tedious and uncomforta-
ble.—We are lorry to learn by the arrivals from
IQ2ebec. that Mr. WM. COCHIUM, fon of Captain
I Cocitami, of this town, was lately unfortunately
drowned, bathing in the river there.
Ara, Ocr. 17.—The floop Elizabeth, which went
on lore on Saturday behind the North Dykz, has
this day gone to pieces.—This forenoon, a Spanifh
brig, from De la Plata, taken by the Lady Francis
privateer of Liverpool, bound for that port, under
the command of a prize-maker, was driven in Chan-
nel, and, in attempting to take this harbour, was
forced upon the North Know, where fhe lies in a
very dangerous fituation, from which the lifeboat
alone was able to relleve the unfortunate people on
board. Captain WALLACI, with feveral matters of
yacht and a fufficient number of hands, went out,
in her to the brig, and with the uttrioft -exertion and
difficulty, fucceeded in bringing them all fafe on
(tore. The cargo is Paid to conhil of rit,ooo bides,
part of which 'tanned, 600 bars of copper, of 7olb.
each, tallow, &e. How delightful the reflection,
that means have been difcovered, by which innume-
rable valuable lives can now-be rand, which other-
wife mail have perilhed.

Ocroas a weather having become mo•
derate in the courfe of laft night, the Spanith brig
call upon the North Know has not fullained any
damage. Her cargo is now taking out, and it is
expeeted the will be got off without injury.
Hutt, OCT. 21.--Thc Europa, SILIDEBARTH,
11 from this port, is arrived at Tonningen ; and the
Truelove, Mittea, from ditto, is arrived at Oporto.
—Lail Tuefday a frigate or !loop of war arrived in
the Howsea, and failed again on Wednefday. Ac
the commander did not fend up any information of
his arrival or declination, either to the Regulating
Captain, or Mayor, as is ufual, his deltination was
of courfe unknown ; but from intelligence being re-
ceived by a pilot-boat, of fome rails coal laden,
and others in ballad, having left the Humber with
him, it is conjeaured that he has failed for Eltinore,
and left behind feveral veffels loaded with goods for
the Baltic, who were preparing to join him the mo-
ment they heard of his pofitive arrival in the Humber.
Fearing this may be the cafe, and the mercantile.
intereft Infer, a petition was fent yellerday, requell-
ing another veffel may be fent direflly. If a regular
communication from his Majefly's (hip 11111.1)111t, in
Grimtby Roads, with the Commanding Officer or
Mayor of this port, could be adopted, a fimilar
pointment might be prevented.—The Friendfhip,
PALM. of Yarmouth, from Gibraltar, bound to
this port and Leith, laden with wine, indigo, and
cork, is arrived at Yarmouth, and put under qua-
rantine.—The Vigilance, of Sunderland, Captain
I'lllllON, having fprung a leak at fe3, in endeavour.
ing to make Blacluaey harbour, (truck on the bar and
is loft. The crew all Paved•—Tbe Nymph, of Sun-
derland, Captain Boom., on her paffage from Itiga,
with hemp and logs, (prang a leak, and funk near
Memel. The crew were all fared in the boats —The
Endymion, of London, with coals, was captured on
Wednefday fe'nuight, in the North Seas, with two
brigs and a (loop, by a (loop privateer, commanded
by Bta ca St All. The Endymion is Gnce retaken
by the Canso* brig, and arrived at Yarmouth.

BELVAST, Ocr. t3' —The laduftry, Captain
HUGHES, is juft arrived, to Hpcn Monrooksy and
Co. in 3. days from Archangel; where there had
been 27i Britilh (hips this feafon, many of which
were obliged to return without cargoes. Goods
were fcalce and dear. The Exchange 3s. to 3s. 3d.
per ruble.