Star.
London, England, 1804-07-31 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ILECTIOV.

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At twelve o'clock yeilerday Mr. MatewattutO had
polled the greater number. of vot,s, but from that
me till four, the period at which the poll clofed, Sir
Famtets polled Almon two to one. Lord BARRY-
Noes, in a barouche and four brought down a nom.
her of friends for Sir FR Awejt. as did Mr.MSTHIJIN,
in the fame kind of carriage, who were cheered by
the populACe as they,palTed along.
Lord W. Rurstt,ts. Mr. R. ADAIR, Mr. B. TRS-
-4,4a S. and Major CARTWRIGHT. accompanied each a
partrof voters to Brentford. Lord WILLIAM. Went
m the Crown and A.nchor,,Mr.,AData from Wild.
fine'. Mr. TaavERS front the City, and Major CART.
'Wort from Smithfield. • • , •
At the elofe of the poll the numbers were—
. Sir FRANCIS BORNS?? 204
• ' For Mr. atatawyousto 146 •
Wajoeity foe Slr fsancts nottorrr
GINIISSAI STATRISIGIT:. -
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fer TNANCISBLI/MHITT. TOr 'Mr.MAINWAIIIIIII. •
Rapti . 611 at Day . sit
et Dal - - 414 MI 399
34.2 t 263 3d Dal - - art
187 4111 Dar - 057
sib - tes stb Day . 593
etb Dey - - sal lob Day . . 151
7th Day - -ao4 7th Day- - 546
Teal :en 'resat ; 49136
Teal ny favour of Mr. MAINWSRINO •••154
Upon e ate of the poll being announced. „
Sir FRANCri Buanerr addreired the meeting to
the following elicit :—Gentlemen, the refult of this
day's poll fufficiently, oreanfwersthe.h I expreffed
on a former day, and jullifies the appheofions that
were evidently entertained by my opponent as to the
ultimate Me of this comet. You have ooly to
continue the exertions you have this day evinced, to
bring
.this firuggle to an immediate and happy ter-
mination. If you will be aftive, and from what I
have experienced I cannot entertain a doubt on the
fiblea. I can confidently aflure you of viaory rat-
tle:Os). Independently. Gentlemen, of the amount
of the majority, of which you are,aware, I have the
fatisfaltion to inform you that between thirty, and
forty Freeholders have come down who were not
polled,-in coordinate, of fame comiog too late god
objenions being fixated to the greater part. I un-
dernand that above twenty of .my Molds hrre been:
objened to; ben when I confider the nature of the
objenions generally mode to voters who have pre.
fatted themfelves for me. and the *atm of the,
Sheriffs upon them. I have a right, with other cit.:
eumßanees,
eumaances, !o preftime that the valbole of Agfa ob-
eCled voters would be sßaftlintcd. „ • ,
Gentlemen, the refult of this day's poll fully fs;‘
tidies my mind, that the fpirit of liberty once fet
complete motion. is more than enough to overcome
any refinance which corruption can contrive, how-
ever aCtively exerted, or fyftetnatically organised.--
You have only. Gentlemen, to continue your e zest
dons, to enfure fuottefs, and cermiely if ever there
was a wife which distended aid deferred your at:
tendon, it is that which involves the liberty and in-
dependence of your coo Den• If your exertion and
mine Ikall be,as I have every reafoa to hope, equally
vigorous, I troll that we !ball be each of us alive
in a flroggle, which has foe its °Mee the promotion
of the good of all. This good. it is peculiarly in-
cumbent an us to feek for, who are as yet permitted
to talk or an for its attainment. lam happy, Gen-
tlemen,that I am enabled to nate to you, that which
mug Akre you, that the power of our enemy is very
low indeed. He has, to-day,brought up the clerks,
pfalm fingers_. and bell ringers of Went/sinner. Thus,
tt afpears, he is reduced to Isis thrnier refiet, to his
atm, of Rierve (afrplaufer), and to this he is Itraight-
ened, while our lines are as yet unbroken, and before
our gallant Volunteers are fearcely fct in motion.
Were the contell, Gentlemen, to end this moment,
and were the undue influence withdrawn, I feel con-
fidently that I might affect the fenfe of the County to
be with me (a loud cry of yes yet I hope, how-
ever, Gentlemen, that even under circurrillances In
anfpiciow, you will not fuller yourfelves to content-
plate villory as certain, until you have placed it be-
yond all doubt—that you will not indulge in triumph
until your faccefs be fccured- To attain that fecu-
rity I know that your endeavours alone are neceffary.
I fay In, becaufe I am acquainted with your difpofi-
tion and the extent of your flrength. I have now
only to thank you for the noble exertion you have
made this day, and to repeit my requett that Inch
of you as have been objeEted to, and have arrived
too late. may oorn: early to-morrow.—(el general
'bout of " refs spun it we won't efifappoimi you.")
Upon Sic.FRANCIs retiring—
Mr. MAINWARING then came forward to (peak;
but the billing and tumult forced him to leave the
hulling' without being heard.
The triumph of Sir Fa• Picts yeNrclay. was not
only hailed by every mark of exultation, but a
battery of Patteraroer, prepared in the neighbourhood
of the hunings announce .1 his fuceefs by a difcharge
of 2 I gun., and another (Ante of the lime kind
marked the conelution of his fpeech.
The concourre of people prefent was even greater
than on the fire day, although we do not heat of
the flightea outrage having been perpetrated.
Mr. SHISIDAN gave his vote for Sir FRANCIS 20-
wards the dote of the poll; after which he repaired
to the hulling' with his Lady. where were Lords
FoLer, Dune NNNNN LARITIIIORS, and a number of
other diningniOsed friends of Sir Francis.
The Candidates proceeded to town Italian the
•• (eerie of clieering.and difpleafure. Sir FRANCIS
•*•.:RIMITT, 'caw/mulled b y a number of fricods,
a.nonfr whoM were Lords Your
tan he
11,.1 Mr. P. MITNSIZN, proceeded to the Crown and
Anchor to dinner.
Lord Doecanstoe was in the Chair.
After the cloth *as removed, the Noble Prefident
-ore and gave
The Independent Fiveboltless hilidlefeit; and In the choice
di& Reprefawativeo May they mob& their own Dignity, anti
e Freedom of their country.
This loan was drank with three times three, and
'ery dernonflrat:on of euthullafm.
The next toall, given from the Chair, and prefaced
tth one or two obfervations, was the health ~f
Sir FIIASCIS BUIDI ri—t
real tbe deal
hc Friend or Fr.ity, the
;nll3nhat Reftaer of Oppon, and ), Affcrter of Eng-
tal liberty.
The wan was drank with loud and long continued
rplaudits. After they fublided, the Worthy Baronet
,fe and (poke to the following effeEt :
When I lan had the honour cf addrelling you,
Gentlemen, I addreffed you in the langnage of hope:

Dube
Waterford

Ind St. Jabal', CkrienweU—.4lllthith Mr. GaAvast
gave hib name for the canvafs on that divilion, and
intrtated that any gentleman difpofed to•apply tbere
with him, would take this opportunity of declating
his intention.
Mr. Baum raid, there were nine trend divifions
in which the zeal of Gentlemen might be employed :
on which one of the company exclaimed, '• We
know the divisions. but we are unacquatnted with
the voters to whom we ficould apply:"
Mr. CLIFFORD then confeffed, that there had ea-
;lied fome temilrnefs in giving the information very
properly required ; but lie willed that the complaint
would no longer be well founded ; and that Gentle-
men, by applying to the Committee, would receive
ail the intelligence they could dt!iri.
The Chairman, Sir 171.AtiCIS BURDETT, and a
number of friends loon after kit the room, to canvafs
in different parts of the town ; and Wore nine o'clock
the Meeting had completely difper fed.

en the precept evetafirin, I sin entitledi by your east-
tioni, to ufe the language of confidence. - Alter the
noble efforts you have made, and ethicist have placed
me in fo advantageous a flotation oteehis day's poll,
Is does not become me, Gentlemen, now to recom-
mend future aßiviry, and therefore, without in the
halt degree doubting the continuance of your ezer-
that'. permit me to return you any molt cordial ac-
knowledgments for the seal which you have difplay-
ed•in the great and arduous Rruggle in which we are
now engaged. It would indeed ill become me to
export's any feelings beyond thole of gratitude and
exultation at the evidence of thzt unconquerable ipi.
rid of refillance to tyranny and attachment to the
rights and privileges of the ancient and free Conlli.
tution cif England. The example given this day by
my Noble Friend in the Chair, is one which I hope
and true all the Gentry in this country will be dif-
poled to imitate. I win lure, Gentlemen, that the
bell (import of their dignities will be found in uphold-
ing the right, and the privileges of the people ; and
I am confident that, by following the example given
this night by my noble Friend, they will have the belt
affurence a reigning in their hearts. It is to me a
point equally clear, that. the belt fecuriey for their
wealth is to maintain inviolate the jult rights of the
poor. We all know that it was an exprellion always
in the mouths of our ancellors, that libetty and pro-
perty were inleparable. It was always their will that . • •
they (hould go hand in hand to_gether. Thole per-
lons who have withed to dtallroy their intimate con- Pewee s JULY 25 —Arrived let evening the
pettion have been found only among thole who were hired armedic cutter Expedition,.
of. and for Wales-
bent on breaking down ti'e baidOrs sPeena public ford, CONDON Matter, (and Lieutenant To Leon.
robbery and public opprellion,:otichethie free Con- with a gang on board) now on her reenru to her Rs-
Ilitution has wifely provided. It eseeio, Gentlemen, tion from Plymouth, where the left. irnyreffed feamen
my inteni ion to detain you long, but there are a few .
nbfervations which I feel tnyfell c ',Redo° to fubmit to and volunteers for his Majefly's l''..tvy. The Lieu;
you at this time. At a calls like the. prefent I fbonld tenant and Matter. both Rate, that Shen they left •
with to fee a alifplay of the thirit of Lions; andoehile Waterford (which was but a few days ago) the molt'
I fay this I may add, that the bell and moil effeSual perfett tranquillity prevailed in the whole Wand;
defence of the country mull be in the defence.of its
end in iheeitablithment oft pro d
- •
alto the Providence from Scilly, both of which failed
rights and liberties
per cisntroul over tile ereeinet of api I.figatc and un- thei
Exeter • th
utipg ngh; : failed alto the Jacob of .
principled !slinkier. Whether etch a controul does Peoelepe ofLondon, the Mary and Jane of Yarmouth,
esill, you, Gentlemen, have equally with myfelf the Hero of Exeter, the pone of Yarmouth, and the
power of judging, but let me .!iieft your attention
for a moment to our ptefent fituetion. England is Judith of Weymonth, Tor their refpottive places of
deft'
at prefent not only deprived of all influence on the in' tinn ; and the Peggy, the Hawke, the Starry,
Continent, but is aetuelly called on to guard a fo- the niece& Royal, sod the Union, in WWI, for
reign attack on her own eaores. She has 101 l all that Wales, with the wind about S. W. a fine breeze.
proud proominence which ten eters age the enjoyed. FINZANCI, Joey .28.—Vellerday morning 'failed
Under theft circurntlances, who is the 111.111 to Whom on a cruise, the Knees Hoop of war. Molt of the
the diewCtion of our
.national councils is directed ? It
in
iss Gentlemen, the fame man who formerly deceiied veffels which failed for the nottbward (as Rated in
Ids people, Ind did more than any other individual my laR of the 25,1 inn.) were obliged to put back
Ito abridge their liberties—it IS the fame matt who and anchor, owing to the wind turning fo much to
has now deceived the Crown itfelf, and every part
l the northward of the well, but this day ft got about
with vrhich be was engaged, by a fucceffion of dil-
aceful tricks and saes, and who by the pratlice to the W. S. W. which induced them :a attempt get-
of'of the Came tricks and wiles is determined to com• ting round the Landfend—lt now blows flrong are!
II plete that ruin, the foundation of which he himfelf lewdly. The Pecs, ne was Peen cruiaing in the Of-1
laid. I call on you now, then as Engliflinien, to fet flog moll part of ye Rerday.
I your faces ageintt this mole &tellable fyllem, to cx- poen:mount, JULY 23.—His Majelly's (nip GI-
lert.youifelves for the fuppreftion of the odious eRa• Geo. Faso. Reese, Efie. Captain. having'
DRALT•II, •
blifhment of fpies, of tyranny and 'corruption, which
be now at the head of affairs 4 di introduced. fi I
—r.. I _la I been ordered to be paid off, came into flee hatbour at
Inot detain you above a few moments longer, as your this place cn Sunday morning lift ;at twelve o'clock
time may be fo much more ufefully employed. I 'at neon the royal top-gallant-yards were afrofs; at
am the lets (Ueda• to occupy your at tentien now, for
a realm Which lam lure all of you will be glad to o •
eieht the fame evening the ,hip *as completely un-
I heir Rated, as a ground for my leaving yon much rigged, all the rigging made up and in the lighters
Ifooner than I could otherwife have wilhed. Tile Tea• alengfide, and all the (pars were overboard ; on
fon to which I allude is, that I have engaged to meet Tuefday the (hip was clear of all fteres, and wilted
the worthy Alderman Skinner at my own houfe, at
an early hour, to confult
Netthim as to the belt means *cleans: no (pip of war was ever knos. nto be dilmantled
of teeming what is the ° of our coMmon to Pees In loon. Ti-is day the crew were tutted over to the
and mutual exertions: lam lore, when IRa this Geotty andAiex: :heir behavion: wasexemplary,and
Ifact to you, it will be unneccffery to offer any thing truly meritorious,being petlettly (cher, and obedient
Ifurther as an apology for my early departure this to command molt of the crew have ferved from ten
I evening. Before I leave you, howeter, Gentlemen, to twelve years on board, and have now five years
let me repeat my fincere thanks for the honourable stud
difinterelled fupport with which I have been honour- Pal due to them.
ed. It is no telling fatisfaetton to me to have wipe- S , Jowl' 30.--Attived his Majeay's (hips
I rienced this degree of fupport under all the tircutis- Caesceme and CHAMPION, and remain at the Nore ;
(lances which have accompanied it. It has been in a
the East Selectee tatter Ims alto arrived, to be fur•
' fi
ed for his m tuetion where the enemy peffeffed every means of—aj
'eyelly's fervice ; the ANTILOPa has
forwarding his caufe, and of employing all the aid of
minitterial and magidetiel influence, that our ling. failed for her Ration off Boulogne, wad the Homo
gle has been maintained. We have Itraggled, not hired brig, with the convoy to Elfineur. 'lbis day
I tor any views of private advantage, but public good, her Royal Highnefs the Petecass of Wails is ex-
while thole who are mutt salve on the other fide, have
laboured to promote certain views of private interett. pelted here. to dine with Admiral Romoty.
I fhall not detain you, longer. Gentlemen, than by Due, Joey eo.—Sailed the Foal bomb, on a
moll cordially dtinkiog all your heelths, and recom-
cruise off the French coati, and the Palmer's Cm•z-
mending to you the continuance of the fame zeal and Lorre fehooner, with the Indus Eaft Indianan, and
the fame exertion which have this day placed me in
fuels a flattering fituation on the poll. the Ganges and Ceres South Sea men, Olive Branch,
flerwoov, and Britifh King, Leos, far Halifax,
This fpeech throughout was received with the ut-
moß enthufiafm, and was followed with marks of and the reit of the outvrarchbound tinder convoy for
applauds which lifted a confiderable time. Portfmouth.—Arrived the Humes Coop of war from
Major CARTWRIGHT gave a ernize, and the ASTELOPI frigate from Sheerr.efs,
The Save Body et Volunteer, wh•re public virtue tag fsspa and remain in the Downs with the tea of the (hips
their Country from the evils of • Military Governmust.
as per laß.—Wind E. N. E.
drank It was with three times three.
Mr. MADDOX, Member for Bolton, then propofed YARMOUTH, JULY 31.—This morning arrived the
The Health of the Noble Chairman. SPRIAPT (loop of war; and from Harwich, the Dims A
The health was drank with three times three, and
loud applanfe. - packet, Capt. Sesweer, to take on board a family
The Noble Lord begged to allure the Company, hourly expetted to arrive, in order to embark for the
that he flsould ever be proud to diainguith !timid( by Continent. Sailed the FLY and BAOOIII. cutters to
the line of mode& which his Hon. Friend had fo the Northward, and the Notes of We Las packet,
properly recommended in his (peach. He returned Captain Twos- Huai', for Harwich, to deliver her
the Company his "remelt acknowledgments for the money, and take the mails in rotation. Admiral
honour they had done him by drinking his health.
Ruests is exp.:tied to fail in a few days to relieve
On fitting down he gave the following toast—
The Hooks of Howare, Kurd, Cavendid%, Peter, and Petty, Athniral Terms solooo N, who has not been off the
and may they prcfcroe the dignity of their auceitors. by adbertna •
to twenty to the rights of the people. Cexel fines the middle of December. Lord Be aro
The malt was drank with all the applaufe natural- roan and family paid a morning vifit to Admiral
ly to be expeCted, when the names of the tint fami. RUSSSL, on board the Monsoon', of 64 guns.—
lies of England were introduced. Wind E. S. E. light breeze.
The Chairman gave— Ltall JULY 36.—YOUTday arrived in Leith
The Health of Mr. roe, and the Nl'hlg lnterefl of Englan
Which WAS drank with the loudel d. t
acchimetions. He Roads, the Raith, Captain Kitty ; and Rattler,
then propoled as his farewell tog!, Captain WiIIGHT, both full (hips from the Davis's
A loog poll, and • Item' pull, and • poll all together." Strait. film. When they left the fidsing ground,
Mr. Cetrroso fail, after the toalt which had been ;the William and Anne, Captain I.voes, was neatly
given by the Noble Lord, it was natural in advert to 1 lull, having got as tint. The flips belonging to
the means by which this .. pull" could be rendered i I.:ith have beer. very fecceOfol this fcafon, as they
molt cffcatial, and he fuggelled to the perf,ns pc- sae all full (hips.
fent iiiit tu' e Ate their time in idle conviviality, but' jver 2S.—Monday artived in Leith Reads his
to retire to (-aural. their refpeaire divifions. SofE-11.1aieity's frigate Cts yr, Ca7t i'ti Las scout, /.1,111 a
dent ei.comagement was alio' ded by the to efent ' ere, ee ; and Owen-. le guard thin, from the fou Th.
pro'prtt, comparing the ,4,11„ ~ , ~, tl:c prei,..._, ward. Captain K i ;Li ••f the Ranh left the ice tie
lie pat tic uteri,' recommend an early appearance at t 9,11 ult. and being' the following account of the foe-
the hulling% end earncltly invited the indnftry of the eels of the mulct-mentioned (hips, viz. William and
friends of Sir FaAilCif to be directed to St. James's Aug, Captain Leos', of Leith, is fifth ; Midge.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-Whul S. W.

♦tt. DUB.
I I Hambarth
I t

att. DOt,
• I

Or Deadee. S g Neptene, at Aberdeen. 6 S tem.
of ditto. 8 ; Eliza Swan, of Montrofei 6 The bow
lint fro slfo been erecefsuL The
lheEnter.
ire m had
Greenland,.v isy artfn f ived at PCIOiA44 a.
P. • •
full lhip, had not feen the Jane fillet Bth June,' when
file had eight Mb. De Fretindfehaft, Mottsa; from
Buenos Ayrei, loaded with hides and tallow, Is de.
tained by Lieutenant Gousey, of his Majetly'e.velrai
OsNaBOKCH, and lent into, Leith Roads. Liewenant
GouaLv fell in with her about nine leagues to the
northward of Shetland,
•
COCKPIT, WPI tTP HALL. --Bevuenay.---Before
molt Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffio-
ners of Appeals in Prize caufes.
Stromfomhoid. Chryfe, matter ....This Sup was' laden with si
cargo of wine and brandy, and came on upon further roods—. •
The cargo in the, cafe was pronounced by their Lardittips to hos
isiitags eltimetL
Neutrality, Bryan, malter.—This ship. laden with a cargo'
of mahogany Lod foilick, on a voyage from St. Domingo to St.
Thomas's, was fazed as prise, off Port Marini, by his Majeltrs
ihip of war Surprise, Chrift. i &ruche, Efq commander, sod ear- •
ned to Jamaica —Still further proof oin ordered It, this cafe.
Crattbery, hink!er, hpiter.—This wad. laden with a canoed
mahogany trot t isnipearby to Cmenhageo, was clouted by his
Majetts's 11-.lp York, John Perrier. Eq. commander. and carried
to the IL'ind Jamalete—The property We* ration' in this cafe,
fabic:.l to the eeptor's expeners In both Con: n.
The Brutus, Rutherford, molter—This was a n w American
lip, pi. reed for to seas, and In every r, (peel fitted for a flip of
war. ladau with timber, twarde, enJ otb.r articl,e, Woad to the
Ilavanosb, bat was, ou the sift of July, captured by the private
ihip of war Earl of Dublin, In:eph Churchill, commander, and
eirtied ewHaUfse, where the Olio and cargo were curoiemnd,—
Their Lordlips in this cafe confirmed the Cogency of the Court
beluw.--Adjourned.

HIGH 0.1”.1* Or ADMIRALTY.-..THURSDAT.--This
day the Right Hon. Sir Win. Scrrt pro:eeded
the adjudication of the following cAles
Miner'. Read mailer- 411 e Amax= veld, laden with •
cargo of coffee, fugar, and pepper. on a voyage from Batavia,
was captured and brought In for adjuilleatinit It was contended,
on behalf of thicai•ton. that this was on illegal vo%age. 't he
Court In this e.de ordered further proof to be prudaced of the na-
ture of the trade of Latula, with reap-tt to furtiguers iu Win it
rear's.
Abby. Meneby, matter —The pr pertwu nitrated In thla
cafe, a. &dried, fuhl-ft to the eape•pres of the events.
h. Sally, 3wanfey, mater; and the Finland, hleftettra,inalter.
—l.htle so. re cafes t colt.artidiutsages sgtioft the cagtors. The
Court was of opinion that colts and damages nimbi tun to be de-
creed, but at the fame time &fired that the (hip papers might be
• Ldp. ti,d it. future at an earlier time.
Ectutraught, b)tuubs, maller--Still further proof was aid rvd

in this ca.t.
SaTtlanar.—This day the Right Han. Sir Wm.
Scott proceeded to the adjudication of the ((Musing.
cafes :
The Friend/hip, Clements, timer.—This ii, fret falls/ male,
American col,,urs, Ipden with a cargo of cotton ,rid fogs. ft In
the Care of God lope, on a voyage to Embde a. Ibe Court.
;Ater he'eirg the nature of the further proof Rated by the Colinfel.
rronnutireel ~ itittltiJO of the Dip sod cargo, on payment of the
cartors' e a nences. .
Cleopatra, Urfa, maaer..—Thls was a Spaeilb Iblp an 4 cargo.
The C. ;,:t in this cave ratored the fhip and cargo, as claimed.
and dtCPCCaI freight to be due to the neutral matter, and referred
the demurrage and damage prwed aglintt she captors to the ro.
gt:lr2r as nier.h:,tits, mirror: what was due to tht etilount•o•
Adjourned.

FROM 1..10YD1 LIST.
Gaawr amen, jutr to.a-Paffed by the CecXia. Orr**, fro •
Tomnlngco 1 Luanda.Rntinfon ; Vents, &bort ; and Merrily%
tliarngfrom Marti Foiled the Landon racket Blak.; ands
limns. NV...:l•ford. fur retell:lnept Maria Regbia, Miter. Tar
Tomibigen; Carr. Calvert, for itcoanw.h ; James. Arrawfotbk
tad the Fiero, Doozlll, for Stettin ; Fanny, Schlettnella, far Ko•
rotogflm;la ; Dolphin, Fraser; and P'otfdam, Kong, for Embdeov
Asa iv r ro-Of Dover. the Amiga. Dawfon. from Baltimore;
Eagle, Dillon. from Dural; Linenhall, Livirtuflon ; anti PSorhat.
Care.
front Dalin ; sod Hardroanc. Vlatlich, front New
Tort•-At Liverpool, Ultimo, Wood; and Ent, --, front Clem.
bee. ; Concord, Alin' fen ; and Mark Anthony —, hum gip g
Mario, ::alter, from Philadclrhia; lt•ary. Kt-rnen. from Deno.
ray.; Maddifon, -.--, from Ntrr York; Two Protium Madrfm
fon, from Pietun ; sarah awl l'lirm. --- : , 1.1 Rolm. Hadask
fr m Savannah; Ourerror Dalzel, James, from Havonnarg
Haar, —; Kathy. WeCentt; PrtGo,ut. oweete; and Atolen
'sc., —, front 2.l•6achur. eta ; Kern. Farley. front North Cue.
y„..; --.. from Nana Jane, Smith; and Hilton. Wood, front
Riga: Little George, M'rbsrfott, front o,4ebec; Sally. Coutkm I .
and Elks, Seconder', from Ptterilturcht r.li.my, Anderroa, fonts •
Dantaie ; Farah, Ryzn. tram Nana: Zephyr. Brutes; Diana.
Braddicb ; Cen•vrion. ennui; :1 d Minerva, Fier*, from Riga.
-.lt tit eftor, 'hem, Voice, from mitt,-At Dublin. Hamm,
Thompfon, from dire; srr, kellarY: l'lld 111% I.TOLI, from •
Virginia ; Bonrtta, Barry t end Bril loot, Gordon, from Rimme•
At I.onnonderry, Neflor,Mordock,f,om Peterfko.rgh-.At Leith,
R. 41, —, •rom flatri•••Straitt---At Ncorfooneland. Andante.
N.; lac', from cryi,ada; and Lovely, Wend, (rant !trifled-At
Madeirs. Duodav, Meg., trey, from Traplee--At Lannerara,
Gawp-, Hall: :- toor.ln ; Sole ; aid Lively,
R.i. t., ..--....-; and Loyally, I.imkr, from HA DA: Williams.
Thoint,too, from Livtrpuol; Nel(nn, Marin ; Mclowfm,Jrn-
nine ; Norma, Onto; sod pone. Nefillog. from lA/oleo; "Thew
ma.. Gundeltili ; and Aurira, lit'/Ilk, [rem Africa-At St ..: Wag
JuLus. Anthony; ii,d Comus, F.aitd. from L00d0n.....As I 1.1-
(lad, Kintfton, Lull, from d,. t -.*.t Tortola, Akaando. li-t.
worh, tram ditto; and Mercury. Wood. from Liven,* .1-..-At
St Vincent's, Prince of Woks, Stocker. from Loudest ARS,.
min, Wanton; and Jar e N,lly from liverpool......At Tahoe, tin.
, bells, I.ouky, from L.on.lon-At the Balsam's, Margaret torn%
front Africa-At Oporto, Srdutor,a, Inyrdiarn ; Prince.% Rreyal.
Coward: Jenny. Stonchnolfr; Oporto. l',heplord; blercury. Ittm,,
cher ; AVrcd. RoLanfon ; :Lanus. I .vid; Harmony. Warring.
ton ; John, Warrington; Jolm and Maw Scott; Flora. Robs.
f.-n; and Efdailc.Bucitan. itomLond m ; •Alblim. Wren Douro.
Nle,..dowes; Chalmers, Stone; Robin and lainaberli, Cargill
Salem, George.; Charlotte, Wallin; Ceres, Evens; and Harman
ny, Watfon, from Falmouth; Hope, Nichols; Cognac Packet. .
--•' .nd Georg.' Carman. fr,..n Nem:Mlle 4 Nimble Codd.
ton, Dublin; Hannah. Dour-n t and Duke of Kent. Soper.froan
Newfoundland-At (Ammo. He.tinung. Sinter; Fkrismiu da.Krift;
N. S. de Piedade, —; and N. S..le t:once.cao, —, from Lon-
don; kftrellade. Mar, torn loYa•erford ; Ctree. Foreman; nod
Mary, Shoo, Iron, Nmecalllc- tt Cadiz. Luciano, —, irons.
I.istrnnol-At Alicart, Pomona, Bohn.; and Thomas. KW. ry„
front Poole--At Clyde, Brilliant, Grimakile ar.d Ariadne, John-
fon. from Demerara; kkro,Sauodtra.from Wrofotrodhod : Cor-
nelia. Hill, from Charkflon ; Caledonia, V, Won; sod Aaron.
M•Kic, Iron, Q.!.....e10tc-An bsi:aft, Part. Merlon, from Tone-
r:Au-At Cork. Lodeavoar, Rogers, from Virginia; Quarts
bursas, Cr, uta, front Cadiz-At Malta, Oak, It lafon ; and Mari
A.,,, —. from Liverpool-At Triele. Lady Carlton, Richis,
from ditto-At Naples, 5.,01y. Brown, from oliotovv•At Barbie*,
NV olltam, Sanclair ; and 11.ra, Chapman, front Landes,: and llte-
tis, Jack fon. Iron' Liver7o.l-At St. Vinceue., Jon, K. ily,ll4lllS
ditto-At Grtnada. tc.rdeaue Yacht, --o--, from Cork: and
Ataiatl,P. M Ft• cm fa.mo N.' wfoundlandAt Koh. d.., cm..
(Abbe, ir,,or Brood ; Margaret, Young; Ot• . k Ro. ;awl ; and
Mary. Affitol,, iron' Allica-At (ty I,er, kavo,rite, --.; In-
te-ii• y. —; Wedon, —; and ohannon, from Liver.
pool-At Newfoundland, Lovely, Wood, from, Brift.ol; Mar%
Eurrellall, from rart.r.ourk : William lord ( i,ao lone. —1 Jane
and Mary. —; arid Llizabeili, —, from Li•,rpool-At ti.o.
',ad.'s:. A•lrenturr, —, from .t.rica; Henry. Woodhoure, rem
Liverpool; and Tarn Frienar, ilnern.., from I muloo--.At St.
Lucia. Royal !Award, Flaotarn. trim ;Ayr-pool-At 'Fonda.
Mercury. Wood fr, m Liver; 00l- tt Moe... bkeer,P• hilt.
ion. wont Livc-pool--. \ t P.'. le. liollerry. Mul-, r I •os 14:. an-
-I.,urulkanal-A t kOr.il -A. Bri'l 1 1i A ',r. l'eth,-,.. iron, Near York
-.lt Liverpol, MM...., Alb to ; and V,.. frombe, 1.. f y, frets
Mafracburttl.: Brut,featek, Porlop, from Charl..don : Eclicity,
Josses. lion, N,, Or", a• .; 'lel:graph, Moore, from NM Yolk s
..kiiii ,t,,, I,,ai , ; C. e.n. Skclknt, and Janus. Hawkins, Boa
I (..,,,,,„•„.„;; t... mono., —; I locals, ---; and Is Beams Kra•
i J,..,, —. from Dardzie -At Dublin, Habana, flardcbanina
Riga--At Tobago, John and Thomas, Bryant; Venomous% Illdeng
Hero. Lent; and Advtottare, Watkaa, frail 141.14.0.411 t Tab.
r.idad, Chance, Ws**, min eils+ • .
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