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terest be has taken hire for' ihiprestlvkaoti of British ' itC4I7.4L ihtterdilagli e- •
on
himself highly displeased with the Juntalor taldig FALMotmi, ocroirit is.
possession of British shipping ; but what steps he Will The following packets are here windlound.—The
take in consequence I cannot say.
‘‘ On the "abject of commerce / cannot add any Matlborough, for Lisbon ; Diana; for this Brazils ;,
Duke of Kent, for Samara • Sandwich', for Malta
thing new. Trade is entirely at a stand ; no sale can •
be effected, nor can ally produce be procured ; and Speedy,, for Caaliz ; Freeling fer Surinam; and the
even veharis already purchased cannot be shipped,in lietit,gbarlotte, for New York.
consequence of an embargo having been laid on all - PLYMOITTH, ocroara ti.
launches since the 9th inst."
• Arrived the POMPEII, 80 guns, from off L'Orient ;
" A VOUS'. 5.... at is with sincere pleasure I am able
to inform you. that in consequence of the remoristtanees and the ALrtizA schooner from Torbay.
of Captain Heywood, the Government has consented The MALTA, 80 guns, is now rigging' and is or-
to give up the British ships." dered to be commissioned immediately by Captain
•
INGLEFIELD--she is to receive the flaz of Rrar-Ad-
miral HALLowELL, who wilt proceed in her to the
Mediterranean.—The Channel fleet, about to be I
formed under Admiral Sjr CHARLES COTTON, and
which was to have rendezvoused in Cawsand Bay,
it is now known, will rendezvous at Portsmouth.---
This alteration is supposed to be in consequence of the,
vast preparations making by the enemy opposite the!
Eastern'shores of our hittdoms—This morning the'
SALVADOR DEL MUNDO saluted the flag of Admiral
Sir CHARLES COTTON, which was returned from the
San Josef.—The MI:NELAUS, with Lord Wu. BEN.
TINCIC, still remains wind-bound.—Wind West.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is.
Arrived his Majesty's ships MARS, Lcorano, and
Istrzrultux, from the Downs.—Wind S. by W.
DEAL, OCTOBER is.
Sailed a few running ships, but the balk of the
outward remain ; also hil Majesty's ships at per last.

THE EVESIING.S'i

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LONDON. .
Zeseeesse-tn the advertisenuotWderstaSesseeindseg Tine.
ture, inserted on Wednesday, in the Ma Ilse Nov doe battens of
the advertisement-, for No. 3, Walker's-court, read No. S.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19.
tRIttE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
• a pet Ct. Cons. for money oil—Ditto for account csi
3 per Ct. Reduced 6tH ex. dir..-4 per Cent. 7a f Si
Navy 5 Per Cr. est—kends sa. pre.-Onsulunt 1 dis.
Etch. Bills (94.) Is. tots..-Ditto (314.) ss. to ss. pre. Sit
Sat
The HassanAltitit, has arrived in the River from '
TIN,
Buenos Ayres. The advises from that quarter ate I
to the 10th of August. By these it appears, that the ! A
army which the Junta of Buenos Ayres has sent from ` Brix
Paraguay against the province of Peru, had Seen de.t
te'ated by the Limenois under General Goneeecue,
pursued to Paraguay, and there again defeated and
dispersed. It also appears that General at° had
bombarded the town of Buenos Ayres, and proposed
terms to the Junta; and although these were rejected,
it was soon after agreed that a conference should be
held on board the British frigate Neitees, for the pur- •
pose, if possible, of bringing matters to an amicable
conclusion.-In another part of our Paper ample de-
tails of these transactions will be found. The letters
are not diffuse upon commercial concerns ; about 40
Vessels were lying in the River Plate, unable to ob.
ea... cargoes, but it was hoped that the pending nego-
tiations would restore the intercourse between Buenos
Ayres and Monte Video, and that trade would in fu-
ture be placed on a more advantageous footing. ,
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the large fleets destined for Portugal and the Me
diterranean, under convoy of the NYADEN, are still
wind-bound off Cowes. Strong reinforcements go
out by them ; and among other Officers Generals
BORTH WICK and Ross, Colonels THORNTON, MOBILE,
and , GRIFFITHS, Doctors HALtio.ty, Foanesi and
BURNINSTERI &C.
Our letters from Sicily speak much of the universal'
regret of the army in the Mediterranean on their
losing the great abilities of the Hero of Maida, who
formed an excellent school of officers, some of whom'
may one day shine in the command of armies: Sir
loner STUART, by his commanding abilities and con-
ciliating, manner, had equally attached to him the
affectioit of the native inhabitants and the British sol-
diers : he will be long remembered in Sicily. Lieu-
tenant-General MAITLAND, who CAM front the West
• Indies, and is Commander in Chided intrrimbis.said
to be a most able and experienced officer.
WINDZOR, OCTOBER 13.-The KING continues in
the same state.
Yesterday the Purece REGENT took an ailing on
horseback.
Yesterday the Marquis WELLESLEY transacted bu. An affair of hcnonr took plece-nt Weymouth on
einess With the PRINCE ItcoutT, at York House. Wednesday, between Captai.• W—s, Royal Navy,
a
The PluNce REGENT, on the recommendation of 'nd Lieutenant G—s, Cavalry Depot, attended by
the Lord Lieutenant, has promoted Dr. HALL, Pro-
their respective seconds. After an exchange of shots,
vost of Trinity College, Dublin, to the vacant See of the affair was amicably adjusted.
Dromore ; and the Rev. Dr. Eietteneoe succeeds to On the presentation of the Piece of Plate to Crib,
the Provostship of that University. it is expected he will make an oration, which of course
The Right Hon. CHARLES Here, at present Lord
will exhibit many ttriling beauties. ,
Justice Clerk, is to be appointed President of the Sir Bore": ROACH had a servant, who was as great
Court of Session in Scotland, in the room of the late !an otiginal as his master. Two days after the death
Mr. Benin. The present Chief Baron of the Excite-' of the Baronet, the man waited upon a Gentleman,
quer in that country will succeed Mr. Hoyt, it is said, who had been a most intimate friend of Sir Bovee,
as Justice Clerk; and Mr. ARAM will be appointed for the purpose of telling him that the time at which
Chief Baron. the funeral was to have taken pD.ce had been changed.
General Lord HEATIIFIELD is so seriously indis-
—" Sir," says he, " my master sends his compliments
posed, that great apprehensions are enterreMed by hit
to you, and he won't be buried till to-morrow evening."
Physicians fot his Lordship's safety. Sunday night, Peter Sherring, a pilot, from Cowes,
• in the Isle of Wight, came as a passenger by the Deal
A quantity of coin, to a very considerable amount, ! .
hon his wey to and stopped the
Chest London,
has been seized by the Custom-house Officers at Ports-
Chest Arms tavern, Chatham, where he was per
*WWII the sum, it is said, is £15,000.
suaded to remain till the morning, that he might r;.•
The guineas which have arrived at Paris, since the cover front the effects of a blow he had received on thee
Ist of January last, are .;d to have produced 40 mil- head in consequence of a fall on Chatham Hill, whilst
lions of francs-or 1,481,481 guineas, sold at '27 jumping from off the coach, being alermed at the '
francs, have produced that sum. fall of one ai the horses. He went so bed apparently
hlajor-General WILDER came home and was wreck- composed, But at about three o'clock in the morning,
ed with Sir HARFORD JONES, in the Poemeg frigate : a Gentleman sleeping in the next room, awoke on
all the clothes and other property on board, belonging hearing a strange noise, and going to the window of
to the Gentlemen were lost on this melancholy ixca- his room, saw the pilot hanging by his hands on the
siun : the three beautiful Arabian horses brought over sill of the window, and heard him say,.. she's sinking,
by Sir Heetroure were not drowned, but saved by the she's sinking, now my boys !" when he let go his heard
Feamen forcing them into the sea through the port- and fell into the street : an alarm was instantly given,
hales of the ship, when they swam on shore : provi. when the landlord, Mr. Chany, arose and sent for
dentially it was almost a dead calm when the trigate surgical assistance, but the unfortunate man was too
struck, or every soul on board must Italie perished. much injured to be relieved, his skull was fractured
Lyceum THEATRE.-The Comedy of he /ray to and he died in about two hours after the accident.
fit Married was performed here last night, and the T;ie number of sudden deaths lately are alarming.
sun of the late celebrated Mr. Levee appeared in the , At this season of the year it behoves every person, es-
tharactes of 'Tangent. He lets very little provincial pocially those concerned with a family, to use the
inennet, and seems to have studiously ineettekated means which, by long experience and practice, have
that truest model of good acting, and that judicious snatched many from the jaws of death : decline, pains
chastity of humour,in which the -.tags ae‘tinded a slim t in the stomach, head-ach, fits, consumptions, Sec. are
time past, but of which we regret to fistd only a very often attributed to wrong causes ; an old adage is,
w living examples. Ile eereainly.posseselleuse and remove the raw, and the effect will cease. To ac-
tivatity, but it is a. species of vivacity sestrangely cornplish this the reader need only be referred to Dr.
imc(tired with a similitude (though destitute of its Gennerea's, 74, Long Acre, and 3, Shoreditch, whert
lii.nitahle richness) to that wltich distinguished his may be seen thousands of those expelled which wer
*Wive and pretlecessor in the line of volatile comedy; the moving ,pause of the above complaints. Tt
44.teifeeetelety to recall tht ree,ollo,tion of ;he fa-rher Doctor. coaseleedi ea male Monday. and Pride,
toettillt-ineUSpiciouily for the Inteteste of the sot. : from wee toftme teepeete
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—Wind S.W. and very fine weather.'

SIiErRNESS, OCTOBER is.
Sailed this morning, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Pvt.Amts, the last convoy this year for the Baltic.
SNIP LAUNCH.
Yesterday the launch of the new frigate, called the
Marosroxv, took place at Deptford. She is a beau-
tiful roomy ship of 36 guns, and built upon a new
principle, which has already been tried, and found
to answer extremely well : on taking out the pins the
knees work at sea ; and thus, by a diminution of re-
sistance to the angry-element, less danger is effected.
Contrary to custom the Maidstone presented her head
to the water. At a quarter after two the vessel was
baptized in form, and the few supporting timbers
which were under, were knocked away. When within
a few yards of the bank, where a considerable por-
tion of the crowd were s►tationed, she gave a sudden
plunge, which had a fine effect, the water rising in
foam nearly to the gunwhale, and the people at the
prow cheering, and cheered by those below, on whose
heads they seemed descending.— The band of the
'rower Hamlets Militia enlivened the scene by playing
the most popular national airs during the ceremony.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET SECOND OC ['OBER MEETING, 1211.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18.
The Jade Stakes of 30p each, 15gs. ft. If declared within half
an hour atter the weights are 6E14, for all ages. Across the
Flat.
Mr. Craven's Sting Tad, S yrs old, 6st. 1
Mr. Shakespsar's Chester, 6 yes. old, sit. 121 b. - 2
Gru. Cowes's Donna Clara, 4 yrs. old, list. Alb.
Mr. Payne's Interloper, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 71b. - - 4
Mr. Lake's Drvslawi 4 yrs. old, 7st. Sib. • 5
to 1 agst String Tail--7 to 2 agst Interloper-9 to I apt
Ikt:slaw.
The Tortoise Stakes of 30gs. each, 15p. ft. If declared within
half an hour after the weights are fixed, for all ages. Two-yr.
old Course.
Cep. Gower's Cressida, 4 jrs. old, est. 711).
Mr. Lake's Britannia, 5 yrs old, Bq. 61b.

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Mr. B'ike'r Atalanta, 1 it's. old, 7st. 41b.
2 to I agst Cressida-1 to 1 agst Britannia.