Star.
London, England, 1803-07-11 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Comtniitons tigned by the Lord Lieutenant for the
North Aiding of the County of York.
To he Deputy-lieutenant.—The Right Honourable George Earl
Of Pomfret; the Right Honourable 'Dumas Weddell Lord
Grantham; the Right Honourable Morels litabiaton Lord Roke-
by ; Sir Mark Ma ternal% Sykes, Sir George Cayley, Sir George
Ruffen, Sara ; Ralph Great:lde, Tisanes : tattler, Peter Denys,
James Pigot lase, Richard William Chrillopher Park, W11::am
Batchelor Bailey. Chriftopber Rielsaalfoo Richard Moorfome

Wjllues Rooker Leeds Sirjeantfoo, Sheldon Cradoek, jun. Wil-
liam Bethill, Edward D'Oyley, George Palmer, Bartholomew
Rudd, inn. and John Fothergill, Ergo.
CoMilliffions in the North Riding of Yorkfhire
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Chaytor, jun. and Pram* Hartley, &gm to be Captains.
Dated April ss„ 1803.
Richard P. Strangeways, Erg. to be Ditto. Dated May 2401.03.
George Haley, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated May le, 1803.
Commifflons in the North Hants Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.

John Lovett. and Harris ItJggosither,Efqrs. to be elutelna. Dated
June so, 403.
Infign john Paustiett to he Lieutenant. Dated June IS, 1803.
Commiffluns in the Ayahire Militia, ligned by the
Lord Lieutenant.

ZnBgn Andrew Hair to be Lieutenant, vice Duncan. refigned;
Andrew, Ca:heart Gent. to be Enfign. vice Johnfoo, relined.
Dared June t 7. 1803.
jams Ft-ed,rfon, Gent. to be Enagn, vial Auld, promoted. Dated
June tee, lio3.
Writ h14.11113n, Gent. to be Enfign, vim Hair, promoted. Dated
June 90, 1803.
Cominiffions in the Aberdeenfhire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June sj, 180 g.
Assert Gordon. Efq. to he Fir ft MO.; Keith Turner, Efq. to be
lierand Major; George Primrofe. Eft lobe Captain t and Do-
said Fader. tat Mir in tior Duke of York's Feasible Regi-
ment, to he Lieutenant. vies Crviklbank.
COMmiffion s in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the
Lnrd Lieutenant.—Eaflern Regiment.
lase Wiliam ftlgar to be 'Amount. vice wManu, reaped;
Loud Browne, Gent. to be Ditty, vise ;atest !calmed-
Dst led iline a 4. ao3.
frooimeni Richard Maier, from the bait pay of she nob Light
Or i gam s.to be LiemeMent. Obeid Jane 17 •
Commiffions in the Royal Carmarthaifliire Fuzileer
R,egintentof Militia, figned bythe_ rdVieutenant.
.verge Harris. Plat;mts Neale. puma 30, stag.
Cairns liendamel . Pm. to lio t. Dated
joss te, 1803.
in •
Commiffious di; Fifelliire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant. Dated June iy„ 1803.
To Captake—Ctptairi*Aktuander• beDosaid, from the half-
PLY t end Lieutenant Winans Hedderwiek, oldie sad Face.
Ts be Lieutenants-Aallpi Sena end latenksnska.
T 666 Eadiana—Janan nice dunk prosested I Rkberd
be Wee blacksnake promosed.
Ts be isamo—Aka
iptetkows, vice Grate.
Camnii on in the Tower Hamlets MilitiaMened by
the Lord Lieutena Dated June go, 1803.
;ft Royal Regkriener-Jobe oa3 Gent. to he • Lieutenant, vice
• Eratc:tue:tiln the Gazette of tie ytit Apr% aog.
Renfrewlbire Makin.
Tar Amin* AU., Geer to be Lieutenant, reed Arabs*
• Gent.
EMIT* is Ile Gazette of * sip June. :803.
Northumberland Wino.
par Patrick lrrt, reed Patrick Saw".
Per Wines read William Hewitt.

BANKIMIPTiCP SUPERSEDED.
;Wry A. sod UMW Aim, both *es or late of Manche&
oorwilidwa and wripartows.
NIANKR OPTS.
his of Whale-Cies bars, Middlefes, wine rad
biandresardisat. dealer and chaplain, to tirade jolt s t , as.
wad MBA se. at des" at GoildhalL Amnia,. Mr. Walker;
Caleows-tailSJAwdos.
1410 Sbapiwad. of Ablesto-High.ftreet, London, lineo.draper,
dealer asil obspisis, July it, as, acid Auguß so, at doyen. at
Oundball Aroosoar, Mr. Jail Patios, Fore Rivet, Cripples**.
Gone Praise sod Asdreir Ira for. of Row.C.bureb.yard, Landon,
worobspfsinia.ispisri, eltegisso sad cpasi• July sp. at tee,
Aiwa id, and so, * melee. Anatol!.
raw.. &Ads Priistribrarj. Obesplds. Landes.
llsitando Ralborsedo, of biartbat ball, and Wilkes Rillbfartli,
of Crawflorse.ball. both m the Feria of HAIR:, York Rim
plevoissis, dialingisagiaws, asd commas, s 3„ Awry it 3
wad Mat ass.* Pack. bode los, &atm own, Sirllagr
MOMS% Mr. *obis% H.ddrsddd 1 or Mr; >Z Dave. Clias-
swriaos,
joins jabs, km of Owelellows, Swab Carolina, North America.
bus my Lark" imearbies, dealer sad shuamn. July 16.19.
aid Aeries., at dross. st Gsd/dbal • Attorney, zar.
Raoilowriorin. TiesSared, tondos.
TON* AMA. of Plact•Rrert, Ladies, losivrnaker, ilwasaker,
disk, wad vb.**. fuly IR it twelve, July 30. at one, and
Aissal3 so, at dews, at O. What Among* Mars. Midas
sod Spa, Carelere.ball, Loados.lifsft
Ildosaed Claatio, ow or late of Rprd„'Effez, hisbeeper, dealer and
Mamas. 'sty is, 39, sad 'Aiwa so. at Is., at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Anoraks, Meth. Edit sad Elmo, Haydoo4isre, MI.
811113111. 1.4•60.
jaws Plakins. of Illniaingliant, haw, dealer and elapnian, jaly
ss, s 3„ at fear, sad A roll 26. it dem. at Ryles Hotel, in
Tossplowaw, Mrsakehaps Anonties. Mediu Kiodirley.torig
sad eyonints.inn. Ctisneery.larse. LAW= ; et Melds.
Sok). and Arnold. Eirmingtians.
Ellaisbcyr Foy. of Wapplog•Wall, Middle:fez, bolder, dealer and
shaman. Jody i 6, n. sod' Aural! so, at ten, at Gs.liiham—.
Anomie*, Mari Vir.tent sad Update. New Nurtb-Rasa,

Rod Llaerioaare
•
Hairy Trottrfra. ble of Vhgvereot, OafOrdltdre, yeefasa.Aeller
rid chaynno. Mr so. St, and Await so. at Os. tt the Metre
We, he Oxford. Anorak% Mr. Thomas Rob Woo, Milord; or
Mr. Leftover, aloft- fon-fgeare. Leaden.
Jae Rea. of saet* Area. path of et. Jame. Weitodelter,
wlne-encrehout. ander and cOgnsan, July ve, 23, and Aura
on, et ern, et OvlldbalL Attorney. Mr. Net, Inivones-phee,
iseslpenit. Goldas-feeste.
LIVIDENDS.

pit r Jae Hied% tale et Prelim Hews. Clintbrrtatut, bag
wow dMeaMdita Lese•ew merchant, at eleven. at Ceikthell.
Jody Ulithen Wades. er few.hetch rtrett.leodee, iteetcheat,
st tea, at Gvitaliatl.
('The Gesetsa etre remains • Preebention, awed the IA pal,
fart grantang the diltribetioe of Maw durtri the pedal* head,-
tit*. tt is thaw re hewer Proetewatioes ea ate rebl.a. tattle-
d-I/ she le matelot a number et vegetation weetreleg the ate-
arte part ire led to the llepedicers who &X edteally to en
beard at the tablag al asy prim or &al be &real% sr Altai
abatis

LONDON.

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Want el NM stages us to delay, till to-morrow, the P.arisosie
ODS prumifed on Saturday.

MONDAY, JULY sr.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 p, • Cent. Confab for opg.iii--Reducedsa*.
Oennium 44 diL
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
lank Stock Eli 5 per Cent. Ann. 1797, 904
per C. Red. 54 55 Long Ann. :644
3 per Cent. C ti 56 imp. 3 M. CO% 9 v 5,16
4 Per Cent. 6,4 lot Omnium 4 4 dif
s per Cent. Navy 851 Confols for 0pg.55/ 56i
The Dividends at the Bank began paying to the Bankers on Sa-
turday. and were paid to the Public this day.
Duane, icrer per Cent. Gov. Debentures 86.
Cowie of Ezehangw...Dublin on Load= 134.

The ballot for the Army of Referve has begun in
feveral counties, At Kingtion and tome other towns,
it commenced within a few hours after the Bill re•
ceived the Royal affent. This activity is highly praife
worthy, and ferns to thew how unfounded the Ilate-
ments of Tome men were when they afferted, that
there appeared to be a want of fpirit and energy in
the country at the prefent momentous crifis. The
numerous offers made to the Government of volun-
teer affociations, and the patriotic engagement of the
principal waggoners in the kingdom, and of leveret of
the Canal Corporations (which will no doubt be fol-
lowed by offers from all du others) to carry Govern-
ment florea of any kind free of expence, are alto arong
proofs of the general feeling at the prefent moment.
—The meafures already adopted at feveral of the
county meetings, (peak the fame language; and we
can affert from the means which'we ourfelves poirefs
of knowing the public mind, that at no period within
our recollection did we ever dif,:over fuch unanimity
and zeal to maintain the honour, the dignity, and
independence of thk country, as at this moment per-
vades the whole nation. We believe it will not be
doubted by gny who have !ever tuned the Meet in
their mind, that the conductors of the public prefs
poffefs the bell means of forming a coned opinion
of the fentiments of the kingdom. The letters and
effays which every poll brings us, by far too volumi-
nous for infertion, breathe but oue fpiiit, and we
have no doubt but our contemporaries ezßerienee the
fame in their correlpondence. We only aflr at what
period, in the recolledion of individuals, was the
fame unanimity obfervable ?
The Country, intlead of being languid and indif-
ferent, was only waiting to fecond thofe meafures
which Minifters might pippofe, fearful, that by run-
ning too fall, it might impede inaead of forwarding
the grand undertaking. Now the Nation begins to
thew itfelf—and before many weeks Sall have paredi
every mai to Mw arms will in *fonts way or other
be prepared to defend his Country.
The plan to be brought forward by the Secrete'''.
at War is well calculated for the end propofed; and,
we are happy to fiate, of a nature fo extenfiye as to
meet the public with. All Males from is to as or
so are to be called opt on ft; days tp *learn the ufe
of the =algae', and the outlines of military evo-
lutions. If this can be dope, as we apprehend it
may, without materially interfering with the occu-
pations of thole who mutt gain thOr livelihood
by their indufiry, it mu% in the highea degree,
contribute so our defence in , cafe of invafion.—
The plan mutt go into confiderable detail in refpe¢
to the depots of arms, the mode of difciplining per-
Cons who are to fuperintend it; the divifion into eV-
'rids. Sec. &e. points, perhaps, not yet fully matured,
but we can fee no objection to the principle. The time
when it was quite futficient for a nation to pay a
certain number of their countrymen to defend the
whole is about to beustne antiquated.and the change
of circuesllances requires other maxims. A country
molts be defended by its population againft a nation
that brings into the field iu population tut as the
Rending army of one Sovereign or State made °it
neeetfary for the neighbouring Powers to keep up a
(landing army. The Ohm of making all men fol-
diets mutt be imitated by every nation that coatults
its own independence add fecurity. This is one of
the revolutions in human affairs that mutt be common,
and mutt be attended with the Mgt important eonfe-
quences. Perhaps it may in the end contribute to
relieve nations frinp the grievous bardeP of ffarding
armies. Indeed, the nectar" of a Rind*/ army
anus from this, that the mat; Of the Patin is tin.
warlike.

After having taken thimble meafures to raife a re-
gular army to oppofe in tho fire inelaace to a regu-
lar army, the meafure ortraining the mats of the
country to arms, will relieve us from every apprehen-
lima of the enemy's defigns. When the nation has
learnt to defend Will. every foldier is difpofable for
every purpofe. By fuch infirnition the country will
acquire confidence in ;Well. To phyfical firength,
which mull ever be fuperior to the phyftcal fireagth
of any invader, we Mall add the fpirie or warlike
nation. Then, indeed, it is impoffible to doubt for
en infinite of our complete triumph, 1:hould the whole
armies of France reach Our (bores. "

Intelligence was received on Saturday of four fail
of the line• •iz. the MALTA; of &aloes ; CANOPUS;
of So; SCIPTIIIs; of 74; and Cogoilioa. of 74,
luring puled from the Channel &afar the Mather;
roman. According to Admiral CoanwaLus's dif-
patches, fent home by the Fi•z an 044 of war. they
failed on Tuefday. 'The Channel fleet now confine
of tutees WI of the line. beide; three of tbs liar.

under Sir Eswatts Psalms, erniziog off Rochefort.
Ths ea* of this fuddFn detachment, of fo treat a
force, from our fleet, we uuderfland to be, advice
received by Minifiers that the Spanifh Government
has given orders at Cadiz fur the immediate equip•
ment of nine fail of the line. Such a force can have
no other objet but to ad agaiuft this country. Mi-
nifters have therefore not only fent the above !hips,
but have difpatched a confidential perfon to Gibraltar
to give the neceffary inftrudions. 4 naval force will
be immediately affembled there, of which the four
fail of the line fent from the Channel fleet will form
the chief part. This naval force will be dellined to
watch the motions of the Spaniards, mid to block up
the Streights. A war with Spain ma very foon
takeslace. It was in the view of this event perhaps
that filch a buftle was made about ten days ago, to
draft men into our line of battle (hips, and fend them
to Ica from Plymouth and Portimouth ; it was the
profpn!l of a war with Spain perhaps that contributed
to lower our funds ten days ago. Several of the
Spanith money (hips are on their way home ; and we
trail we shall be fortunate enough to fall in frith them.
It is reported one of them has been detained. Two
French Officers have been at Alicant, according to
the papers, fuperintending certain preparatioins there,
fuppofed to have an attack on fume of the potreffions
of this country for their objea. The laR letters from
Lithan, however, (peak cougdently of die neutrality
of Spain and Portugal.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Facitouvw, Juts, 9.-Arrived this day the Mi.
randa priyateer. of this port, Capt. Wm. Snow, hav-
ing taken the' French thip la Virginie, of about aso
tons, Capt. Cyonsio, from St. Domingo. hound to
Bourdeaux. wrhich (hip had a few bouts before en-
gaged and beat off a tender. belonging to his Ma-
jelly's (hip bpi-rogue, having qn board is men;
on the cqtter taking her, the ichooner again came
alongfide, and after putting a number of Marines
on board, ladled on taking the Tafel to Plyithuth,
which was fteongly refufed on-the part of Captain
SNOW ; but as thee weaker power mull fohmit to the
flronger, foit was in this infiance the Miranda had
the day before engaged a (hip of abbot sow tons, from
the Weil Indies, bound to France, which the would
have taken; but night coming on, the got off.—
Arrived yellerday the Sviallow Eaft India packet,
from Bengal. after having been from England noarly
ihree years. She left Bengal the r ft of March. The
Tclegraph packet, Capt. Samson. left Bengal the
soli of Febrpary, and St. Helena the 17th May.—
She fell in with the Swallow packet, in lat. t 8 N.
long. 31 W. and pith the Calcutta the zd of June,
is fat. 64 N. long. 334 W. all well.—The following
thins were left at St. Helena. via.
'Tbs Cwaspany's thijo Connyanie, from Bombay.
cOlmik Cart' Capt. Iteild Cramie, ' from CUM
tiepresse.
Doom Cattier Capt thlaPhei from BeIMPL
Ana. Capt. Vinow,
manor WalYOey, Mkeloß. from Madras.
Cultand's Oren. (Mesa*. ma the .
Rub/. country ettp.
The Sir William Bentley and the yaranna were
ezpeded at St. Helena hourly. they having failed
from Bengal with the Telegraph.
PAU SSSSSS PSI SWALLOIIOII. Mr. Watal: Captrhi
Mona. has Mitdo-Camp to bead itatrg; Door llaEttl. ami
the ter. Mr. Aseffissuty. •
Alto arrived the American (hip Caro, Capt. F 4 s•
mai, from Alexandiia, in 4+ days, for orders; the
Englifh (hip Henry. Captain Knout. Jaqyas, in 28
days, from Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders ; three
days ago the (poke a large fruit (hip from 40344411
for France, with tobacco, which did not know any
thing of the war : feveral French vac's were about
to fail from Norfolk, with cargoes for Europe; and
alfo the Englifh brig Jane, Captain Clatter, from
GitesOck LOndon. •
T 4 Acrivs Excite cutter, which arrived on Thurf-
day lift, (poke a recaptured Well India (hip, taken
by a French rcbooner privateer. of 16 guns. which
had taken (even others.—Patted this port this even.
in;, 'a Dutch brig front Demarara ; and a French
brig from St. Thomas's, prizes to a (mall cutler pri.
vateer, which had not men to plan another prize
the fell in with.—Alto arrived the cutter Edward and
Henry,Captain Ottisas, with the Dutch Blip le Jonge
Johnanna Theodora, Captain H. Docrzew, from
pemarara for Asnflerclam, with cotton, fugar, &c.
and the French 'brig It Coarieufe, Captain J. L.
Tactiver, ofapd for Havre. from Martinique, with
coffee, fugar, iddigo, lite. both taken lag Sunday..
Arrived this evening the privateer Trimmer. of Lon-
don,
Captain Ctaax, to get men; • and' the (hip
Crefcent, Captain PIRRY, in
.57 days'from St. Kitts,
to wait convoy for London.—Wind S. W.
Pty 'move, Jose co.—Came in the Spanith (hip
Peggy, of and from New Orleans, bound to Havre
de Gress. liden with cotton. flip-, and &ins. cli-
taiiotcl by the Sally privateer, of this port ; the Ca-
therine and Mary, letter of marque, of London. Car!
GOODALL, from a entire, and brought In the Spanuflo
brig John and Mary, of and from Ncw Orleans,
bound to Havre de Grace, laden with cotton and
logwood, which the detained : the fame Privateer
has alto detained a Bremen (hip, from Virginia, with
tobacco : (he is not yet arrived. The thins taken by
the Reprice' French privateer, and which the Cathe 7
rine ar,clibry were in chace of, efcaped under cover
of *l4. Sailed the Cate west. of t 8 guns, with
a Beet under convoy to the Eaftward ; and the Doc-
visa Cutter, with a flan under convoy to the Weft-
**rd.—Arrived the French (hip la Virginie, from St.
Domingo, for Bourdeint, with coffee, fugar, and
cotton, taken in tit. 49.58. long. 14. 32. by the Me-
*SILVA, a tender tit his Majefty's Isseato sus of
'
8o guns, and the Miranda Privateer of Falmouth ;
out 48 clays—The Blip Princift of Wales, of Lon-
don, Capt. GR coo. from Janiitica, for London, laden
with 380 hogfheads of fugar. and iso logs of ma-
hogany; the was eafture4 en the ad init. in lat. 48.
30. by the Malwan French •petzateer. of 4 guns, of
St. Maloes, oat is days, add Tall of men. and re:
taken on the 6th following. after an adion of 8 hours.
by the Lord Nelfon privateer, of this port, of toiruns,
CILOWTI, and the Trimmer privateer, of Font
month, of i guns : the Oak only two guns, bit
;be Frepdthise-Malier kwiliSSUltr tolw pf Vl*"

value, was determined to defend her as lcng as hi,
could, though he had only 10 men on board: the
fame Privateer had retaken a Dutch fhip from De-
merara, which had been previously captured by the
Arorto frigate—The brig Edgar, of Leith, Capt.
Isom s, from Jamaica, with fugar and coffee, after
7 weeks paffage ; file icnew of the war only yeßerday,
by the HUSSAR frigate : (he left the Neptune, of this
port, HOPPIN, in Antonia Bay loading, aoth May
laft.-e.The New Kerrifein, BARER, and Bee, TINKER,
both from Cork, laden with prnvifions, for this port.
Came in the CULLODER, of 74 guns, from the Chan.
Fleet.—Sailednet the Pal ceof WA is, of 98 guns,
Vice-Admiral Sir R. CALDRi, and the HAZARD,- of
:8 guns, to join the Rect.—Came in the Ferret Pri-
vateer. of this Port, Capt. Hozisa, from a cruife.
and brought in the Dutch brig Vrnw Henrietta, front
Demerara, for Arndt:slam, -laden with cotton and
entree'Plutus,
which he captured; and the brig of
and for Bremen, from St. Thomas's, laden with Cu.
War, &e. detained by her; alfo a French fchoener la
Providence, from Rochelle, bound to Breft, laden
with guns, and other warlike Norm : Ore was cut nut
of the saints the 6th inflent by his Majelly's fhip
NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain Watcis : the crew left
her previa:fly to her being boarded. Letters from
Scilly, received here dated St. Mary's, the ad inn.
Rate, that the Dolphin privateer, of Guernfey, bad
taken and carried in there two valuable French Welt
Indiames ' • the (poke oir Scilly the Two Brothers
privateer, of this port, all well, out three weeks, had
:Int made any capture. The RAMBLER, of 16 guns.
Capt. Isms', has fent in a very valuable French and
Dutch Welt Indianian. and was left on ber cruifing
grnund.--Came in from Jerfey AIGLE, of 44 guns.
Capt. Wenre, and la Toraze, of 44 guns. Captain
Laza, to take in beer and water.
011 'SKOV? I JULY no.--The Amazon frigate is
getting under weigh to go on a cruize off Cherburgh.
—Arrived the Dart, National brig, from Martinique
for Havre, taken by his Majefty's (hip Arotto. The
following were pailingers I hlonfieur
Madame Dorsessis and a fervent boy, Mnnfieur
Pi Eats &man, Madamoifelle TacKsa de la Pagerie,
Monfieur laci4ra de lii Pagerie. The two latter are
cousins to Madame Bemararre. The Dart, after
being captured, was engaged by three different pri.
vateers, keeping up a running fight all the time....
Mrs. Lierte was wounded nightly in the right hand.
—The BEANORSS, Honourable Captain Boys, ;
and Me PARTOYANTR .ftore-fizipt With the bloditer.
ranean convoy, Rill remain at Spithead.,—Tids maim
ing his Majefly's fhip 'Maontrierev. of 74 gins.
Capt. Jaev is, went out of the harbour to Spithead:
Doves, Jim: so.—The Auckland packet' failed
fall night with a fr.reign mail and twelve Pifingen
for Calais ; the Fleche. Frerieb packek.ta-pe Malt-
orate, as a Rig of trine. arrived here from Calnic
at half pall one. A. M. with theSecretaryif the
fan Eipbaffy at Paris ; he yet off for ;ernes lgeopi.
diately. Sailed the Lord Nelfon rimiest of Lim!
don, Captain —. To the wetly:vet al kf
ing 4 the figtail pollfor an 'emits trdP,tD
one of the French privateers from •
Snssaarra, luta' p. This monTeryp so em
prefs urriind; and Raiment:4y ate:
of Sulu Datums, of 74 gime; NS
Of 3$ guru; FIRRTTRII inombrig, Weft inallilait
rent to fee, to the nottliweid ; fo great was else d
purl that they were tin fufnid ou wilt till their
crews were paid. We are at a lea to :sentient foe
thil exertion to get tbefe vials away.ankh as report
fays, an event?, fleet is in the /f -ems llputl4
this hi the cafe. and our flupenttet that. the I 1
may be early' einitiVed:-..Airivei the Piassira.
Captain lt:4 tutu.
JULY 10.—To-morrow. it is expelled that tli
Dock yard will be paid, but this is not certain.—
Every endeavnin is ufetto fit out the fleet, and the
sitmnft unanimity and expedition prevails in every
department. the happy efeas of'Whiel are obvious.
by the rapid mapper in which the fhip. fined Psathasta
and this port are tent to fee. • '
DIIAL, JULY so.--Sailed the ontweni4imed oadp.
convoy for %edits:filth. Wind N.
YARMODTH, IDLY to.—Sated the Recta Wee
for the Nore.—Arrived a bomb.vefel: have sot been
able to learn her name.—Sent la by the North Sea
Fleet, three Swides, one' Niglio, ;Wei
• •
A neutral velfel is going to carry to Hollaid
of 40 Dutch filhennen and boys, who have •
brought in here.—The (hips of war in the Roads aria;
the GILLTIMEID, of 68 guns, Captain:PiLiTs
miral Tisaaanitouon's flag fhip r Pligt*t. of 16
gims. Captain Baonoi Toil ; LEP. of It CaZ
tam Hoisiiram ; and twp bomb
Locu ST ft brig, Dad two CD111111:11.i. 11, 1

coßArataßxEs-, mandriarg, 7 4 11.
Although our ftipprVof Wheat was by se mess
confider:able' yet it was more than equal to the Vl*
Gly of our buyers. The fates in corifequarses base
been eseeffive del, and 'hey may be confidered lowa
for the feennd deferiptions.4Barley and Oat, haw,
rather declined. particularly the Wake forte of the
lattero4erinb an cheaper.—Barlay, PA:l49lllf PPP
are without any variation.—halt may beiltb.llol
nut buyers; the price of comic remaldi om
Tor particulars we refer to our curreng. •
Eng. Wkst.ja-A p. ierkaarter Mode Beam. 3)4L sp.
Row atm, Os top.. Tick bro. scia..pi.
FlorDwWkewi:Se& '‘‘ sale. fig§ Pao. 33' SAO"
RMS.. Ida. Dells. 46e. JO% .*
Bram ass. Ma. Caraway Medias ps.lBB art
Uprise Mae, 21°. ICselsadsr. ps.
Mat; samba _ - Canary, p!. des.

91111,21 L fps. FOC *Ch. Ilk FLIT.I4i lA. 40.04 10
PROW ?U LOW 0.141174,4410410AY. par IN
Avenge price ell Cern la Eilleadtsllll444. 64.4 the more
hi gad* as id day o' July, a •' -
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. pets. I Beeta. roe&
4,
U. a. 4 a. 4. e. 4. e: 4. a od.
6o 4 36 it 0 p IS II 34 6 si
The avenge Price of Sem can eueal heat the ' gib
Is die wart; 0410011117 6. I, 40.114 pc
At Warrnineler. on Saturday. the prices of Qin
were as follow : Wheat. by the quarter, a. Ise: 10
al. 141. Barlej, et. 4s. to el. fes. gated. to try 1.•
1 .
DOOM% 41. ars. to al.

The Duke of Teat Ns fent a letter to the asur4
Officers commanding diaries. requirief their nen.
ance in aid of and in conjunetion with his illutsrtt's
Lieutenants, in cafe of invefion. It of to even
man his port. and details the' different duties. wherein
his individual means %it'd calamity may be ses, f.g"
vieeab:e.