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Mr. Andriiv's Dbwounts 91b. alb. brat Mr. Elwes's Migili
let. 71b. M. M. lbOgs.."lrel to 4 1111 Discinitit.
Mr. Willson 's (*tato, art. tOib. et,.riukc of c;v60.,-. Jodi;
Tot. 101 b: Two-yr-old C. 250.-6 to 4 ages Ouortu.
Bweeirstnkes of 1000. eta'. TWo.yr-Oid C.
Mr. Abdrew's Discount, ast. - - 1
I.d Ft Bontinck's Wilamy, by 9:r Peter, 9.t. - *
Sir J. Shelley's blockhird, 7st. tab. I. -. S
Mr. Norton's Coilaptir, let. 51b. - 4
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2 to I agst Discount—, to 2 apt Wildboy-2 to I irt Ntoribird.
The Town Plate of .550, for fi-yr•Citl ...elts, ust. 41b. wad
illiv!, Bot. I.lg Mile and a Ji:irkv of B. C.
Mr. Thorny:ma's br. c. by Wabosti eut of Dsbch.clt - 4
Mr. Elwel's ch. c. Magri,
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Duke of Graft..;a's br. t. Joke - -
5 to I on Mr. Tlion4o4nl be. G

ArilVyfL INTELL.frrENCE. •
. JULY a.
!4 O. P. privateer strived 3esierd4
cruizeiiff Botirdeati s, where she spoke a Ferti'ch •
fishing-boat, from her learnt that aii en; irgti,
had been laid on all American vessels in the Freneill
ports that had cargoes on board ; and that some, but
those in ballast, were allowed to ch part. A tint
American packet brig was chaced by the 0. P. of
Bourdeaux, bit escaped by superior sailing. The
squadron, under Sir Joault Volute, passed by last
night for Hebraic. It consists of the Visek..h, 74,
EDIEBOAGII, and DANEMARK, 74 ; PTRASILIi frigate
and Ri*EVI brig. These, it is said, will be followed
by the PRESIDENT, SHANNON, and SURVEILLANTE fri..
gates—the two latter lying at this port— Making, with
the ships already on the American ftation, a pretty
formidable force.
Arrived the Naomi) hired cotter, from off L'Oriehr.
Sailed the HELICON brig of war, oil a cruise t add the
ALPNEA, 8 guns, for Torbay. \Vent out of harboui
the SURVEILLANTE frigate. The JALotres sloorh
which arrived yesterday, sailed again lait night to
the eastward.aWind W. variable.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 10.
No arrivals.—Sailed his Majesty!s ship AscrucA,
for off Cherburgis.
DEAL/ JULY to.
Arrived the ltot.sA sloop of war, from a Cruise.
HARWICH, JULY In.
Sailed the King George packet, with the Anholt
Mail of yesterday, and several passenkers. The Lark
packet has been etpetted .sonte days with an Anholt,
Mail, but the wind, it it presumed, has been westerly
at sea.—Wind S. W.
DISTRII3UTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. •
The Wsette, for the Opith and Krabseminde ; and Thunder, .
for the Anna Maria Carolina, Will be retaled at NO. I, Jameel
street, Adelphi.
The Pincher, for the Tyree /Oro*, was paid yesterday, and
wilt be recalled at No. 0, Near Broad-wrest.
The Royal Willlath, for the Ciown Prince Fottone, Anne
Maria Carolina, Ebenezer end Neptenus, on IV/Widen on boards
recalled at 5..2, Norfolk-street.
Satellite, for the Chrietianistale; and Foehoand, for the Adria
held, Margaretha, Gimle, and de Coed! Hensiglit, uesday;
at.t 8, Clements inn; reCalled Tuei..'ays and Fri Jays.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Rushworth, to the Barbadoes; Lletttenthil F. I. tho•
Masi to be Commander of the Rambler, and to command a dials
1:on of the Celle •Lieutenants Eiso3sti 50 the Nyaden ;
Fitzmaurice, to the Laureatine; H. Pteston, to the Ihipbtesi
Mr. I. Birch, Is promoted to be a Lieutenant, and appointed to •
the Ert bus. Mr. F. Minto, to be Master of the Mercury; Mr:
GrdS:hs, to be Master of the Inconstant; Mr. R. Mediand,
to be Master of the Vulture. Mr. T. Jones, to be Surgeon of the
Earbadoes. Mr. John Perkins, to be Carpenter of the InconA
stant-; and Mr. Jams Ellice to be Carpenter of the Vulture.
Paved far Lieutensins this week, Messra. Parker, Whitelocki •
Scotiend, Cooley, Stewart, and Grandidier. Mr. John Miller is •
appointed a Quarterman in his Majesty's-Dock-yard, Pt trtslloUtli.
APPOINTML.NTS AT TUC CAPE OF Goofs Hort —Captain
A'Court of the Harpy, posted to the Ogren Glendower, vice .
Selby, deceased. Lieutenant H. damn, of the Selpini, to he Coma
mender of the Harpy; Lieutenant Harry Were, of the Sciplon, to
the Haipy, vice Lieutedant Tindall, to the Scipion. W. I. James,
Purser of the Harpy, to the Nisusi vice AVl.ean, deceased.. Mt.
W. Gregory, Captain's Clerk of the Scipton, to be Purser of the
H arpy
A ship of the United-States called the Independent .
American has been captured in the Baltic, by the Cone
rageux man of war. She was bound from Sr. Pet( rse
burgh to some port unknown, but supposed to be des.'
tined to one of the harboufs blockaded under the Bri.
tith Orders in Council.

BRITIRN PRISONERS IN FRANCE.—Three Gentlemen
have arrived is Town, within these few days, from
Verdun, which place they left on the, Vild of May.
They describe the depot of Prisoners as being ex.
tremely healthy, not more than six or eight deaths
having taken place since the commencement of the
present year. Among those who have died we find
the names ti. Lieutenants ARROW and BEZAN, of the
Navy; Ottr fellow countrymen, at Verdun, corn.
plain much of the difficulty attending the convey-
ance of lettets to or from England. To-morrow we
shall lay before our readers a list of the Naval Offi-
cers Who were at Verdun on the 22d of May.
An embargo is daily expected to be laid upon all
American vessels in British ports, Ti.is measure was
adopted by the French Government a few days ago.
Notice was given at Lloyd's yesterday of a Meeting
of the Holders of Coffee, to consider of the best means
Of diminishing their losses in the present extraordinary
State of that commodity. Application had been maids
by a deputation to the Minister fot assistance, when
Mr: PERCEVAL informed the gentlemen who attended
that they must state a ease for the consideratkon of
Government. To prepare a proper represeutation is
we of the objects of the Meeting.
From the Captain of the Archduke Charles, Who
has arrived in London from. Lima, we lt•arn that just
before he sailed, it was notorious at that city that the
mines of Potosi had been taken possession of by the
Revolutionists from Buenos Ayres, and in consequence
of this unfavourable news the Government of Lima,
tearing that they should not have sufficient specie to
pay the troops, applied to the Captain of the Archduke
Charles to return a portion of the dollars he had ship.
ped. The Captain apprehending that some com ptilsion
might be used i n a case in which he had no discretion,
cut his cablei and made his escape.
k .By two Gentlemen who have arrived from Stettin,
one of them by the last packet, we learn, that Pr :silt
kgust inevitably join France, in the event of a war be-
tween that country agd • Russia. They describe the
situation of Germany at most ntrcessitous and wretch-