Star. — London, England, 1811-11-14 00:00:00

, --'7',E77 • . f. _ bispaEches were ilthh day received frotruMajor Ge neral Ctfoltz, dated taaiz, October 26th and 118th, by which it. appears that a detachment from the Gar rison under his command embarked in the evening of the 10th of October under Lieutenant-Colonel Sianuitxr, for the . purpose of operating a diversion in favour of General BALLAstiutos, and for the se. curity of l'arifFa. • This detachment landed at Tara on the 15th ult. b:it rise .gpnoish troops, under General CAPONS, which were to form part of the expedition, were repeatedly driven to Cadiz, and to the Santi Petri, owing-to the unfortunate and unusual succession of Levant winds, and only succeeded in proceeding with a fair wind on the 24th ult. Oa the 21st the enemy retired from St. Roque and from the front of Tariffa ; the result is, that the Oh joct for which the detachment sailed has been com- pletely obtained, and 'farina saved from the hands of the. enemy. _ _ Major-General Cooke observes, that the activity and the dispositions of Lieutenant-Colonel SKEantrr, under every d'sAdvantag,e, appears to be highly to his credit at an Officer. The 11lowing intelligence was this morning re ceived at the East India House : ,4 The extra ship ALLMAN ra-.4t arrived in the Downs the 13th instant ; sailed from Madras the 20t11..April ; strived at Simon's B•y 13til July . ; sailed flora thence -Auguit ; arrived at Sr. Helena 19th August; tailed from thence under convoy .of his Maj-zsty's ship LAUREL 2uth September, in company with five wha- Irrs, one transport, ...nd a werchantman : Kadras—MesSTS. K Passengers from _ Tut and C.smrazt.J. ; Captain Fistacarr ; Lieutenants San jEANT and Bz.scit ; Captain SMITH, Ensign FUR.. TINS ;—Lieutenants M'CLwtr, B. BATLLY, and Suroco. - " Ft Ira the Cape—A.CANlPriretc, Esq. Mr. H. BeN s•-or, C..ptairr TIMSDALE, and Lieutenant &Mkt, of Iris Majesty's 17th Dragoons." ••••••••••••••11011 Tkr Di pay -Ttet has arriveil at Falmouth, in • • 1141 4L INTILL111)1811. • NOVo4lltit'll. Yesterday arrived the Dispatch packet, Kunnas, with mails from Neiv-York and Selirss* 19 days from the latter place. The Toonskene packet had arrived there totally dismasted, and every thing on deck swept overboard, in the heavy galei on the 29:1: and 30th September, in which all our shirrs of war on that station met with more or less damage. Sailed this day, the following pacicets,•which have been detained so long by contrary winds ; tke Prin cess Mary, Pococx, fur the Leeward islands; Princess Charlotte, WIIITE, for the Mediterranean ; the Eliza, ST/mess, for New-York ; and Swallow, MORPHS% for Cadiz. The Princess Elizabeth, fur Lisbon ; the Amelia, for Jamaica ; Chesterfield, for the Brazils ; and Freeling (packets) for Surinam, are expected to I sail to-morrow. Also sailed the Venus schooner, Captain HOPKINS, for Lisbon. Arrived here on Saturday, the Ketch Tartar, Cap- I - tarn Het,r, from Rio le Janeiro, GO d.tys passage, 'with dispatches from the Portuguese. Government, and his Efccllency Lord Viscount STRANGFORD. She was charged by that Nobleman to convey accounts brought from Monte Video and Bnenos.Ayres, which are said to be importanr.—Wind N.N.W. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 12. Notwithstanding what has been said and unsaid on the subject, it is now determined that the greater part of the Channel 11,:ct now forming are to rendez vous lure and in Torbay.—The wind h lying re mained steady at N.N.W. late last night the SAKI Jorinz, 11'2 guns, bearing the flag of Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, SIC RICHARD KING Captain Of the Fleet ; DIANA and BELLE Pouts frigates, Pst.ortus PIT and ALBION cutter, all sail- sloor, ItticErt gun-brig, ...Cr, eta. ed for Basque Roads and Quiberon BIT, to be after wards employed on dirPrent part.; of the French coast, in blockading the ports and intercepting their convoys. Also sailed the. BRISK sloop of war and RESOLUTE gun-brig, for the Cork station ; the P/ItA. SANT sloop of war, on a cruize; the FANTOME sloop and Fzave gun•brig, fur Lisbon : they have taken out dispatches, and a number of offic:fis for the Bri tish ar &c. ; it is also stated that the FERVENT etch paet.,_,_ .',- army, _- ---- ---.-- . Ist`Or s, from Hager, with ma ils and dispatches ;1 has a large supply of ammunition.—The Arrieriepn the coments of the latter have not transpired, but the schooner Trojan, which I mentioned in a f liner let intsltecce conveyed through the medium of the ter as hiving gone un tha rocks nnder Plymouth et wipapers and private letters is not of the first-rate Hoe, has been considerably Fghtened, and lighters apterest. - lit'e have seen a cornmunivitian from a are now employed in weighing her, with every pro mercantile house of great respectability, wl ich states! spt'ct of success. It is thought she will be got into that finial uncertainty prevails as to the measures to; Sutton Poel this evening ; but the gre.tter part of her be adopt4bi Congress. , I cargo, consisting of deer-skins, sugar, coffee, cotton, It 'MIS giiterally understood, howeier, among the: Wig°, and gum, it is feared, is nearly all spoiled. est. informed, *ilia( the Sessirin Of Congress' woultrj -. Fite.P.M.—La RAIN fiigate has been in the of. dwindle-array wiliscret any decisive nieeittreArirt 4 . fi t t . these four hours, with a large dismasted user adopted,tithtr by laying an cult:at - go or by openi 1, chant-ship in tow, but she cannot work into port.-- Ihtg ' . _ their pods, as has been furnouree, m all the *o4 ;t was thonghi that the American Governnient*oiia tiu4tly whit until ttey saw what termit • they- traitik . make With the French aid British Grvernments, from bath of which they wtre its expecta . tion of offers of conipronise. • . • —. The Fretteh riaam captured on Monday, by the SliTL.tnit and Liiicstner, is rigged as a brig—she car- Tits these itirisounder guns, French, and one 1/1- , Ilslwder cationade : she. had a complement on board a 6) men, besides a detachment (.* s , ,ld;ers belong. in» to the Ist regiment of the Imperial Eight other Izatrra, and several gun-brigs were in tP:ripo ny ee 1:11 this treseel ; hut. notwi th standing our Oas!•.cel bol‘ily, in arnong.them, .and succeeded tuiljnFt of, ora—the others escaped into Calais.— Thy - )tt took 02.4 off Cidais.—There were none The (:lAirlIZ, 80 gu ns, is also supposed to he in th e oiling, but his ne t come near enough to give her number. PORTAMOtIIII, NOVEMBER. 13. Arrived the Hawka; from a cruise, with a French prize ; the LINNET from a cruise, and the HYENA with convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Derrinous on a cruise, and the COQUETTIC for St. Helen's. The INTELLIGENT, which sailed yesterday, has returned. DEAL, NOVEMBER 13. Arrived the LAUREL from St. Helena, with the A (MAN LAR extra ship from the East Indies ; A Limo:, SERINCAPATAM, and Lima-rims, from the South Scar ; Britannia and Queen Charlotte transports from St. Helena. Arrived the Clinker, WALKER, from Jamaica ; she was nearly captured last night by a 40IXELAVi. ; t • ' P apers or Mosdisi many Ttte.ltthlteceedtng! against-tha .wes! apasped on Monday, lowing 'sport published in a second , L Evening Paper of that slap • • • " DUBLIN, NOVIDABER u. " ,CATHOLIC DELEGATES. ci This day the Delegates attended the court of King's Bench, and be'ng severally called upbn, they 'answered to theit nacres—Mr. Thomas Kirwan, ty his Attorney, S. KILGAIIIL, Esq. put in his plea to the bills of indictment, the tenor of which was, first, that the Grand Jurors were not all indifferent as they stood unsworn—secondly, that they were not alr• seized of freeholds, inasmuch as Alderman Starner, Mr. Ccpe, and J. Blacker were insolvents ; lastly, the general issue. 44 To these objections the ATTORNEV-G ENERAL re plied at considerable length, and quoted many lsw authorities to support his opinion; arguing chiefly, by inference, • linst the legality of the Pica. He con- , agaL cluded by de/attiring to the Ploa, upon each and every one of the grounds that it contained, save the sail for Portimouta.as as tho wind soil* • *, . . COVEAT-C.ARDEN VIEdTRIL . play of Mrastirr fisr formed laq night to a ordinary tressure. Mgt. SIL every wish on 3 anticipation enriching every empassioned 11.4, yet correct expretsino land enunciation, wh'r biph is rall!cr below lea is rather too narrow I • pee.orthance. pmlgtbly frogs gtlitsalaborious...4ogeio ; abovtThe sphe -e of Mr.: there is in fict more a..-ope pnwerof acting. than in.t EXILMY vcis truly grett its as Barnadins. —The farce ' ed, and a new peoforrner Adam Cordee. his dislect is strongly he is evidently accust )mad to thi stage, ed a considerable share of talent. Mrs. both looked and played extremely, French privateer. The Pursuitb Cumna, has put the `>~ general issue. - • 44 He was followed by Counseller NORTH; who, in a speech replete with quotations from solid law au- thorilies, sound argument, and brilliant eloquence, ; Wen. , combated the 'opiunes of the Attorney General sue- 1 1 --voly.ci . ' cessfolly. He sat down amidst a. feeling of silent ad- i V........11.•••• mitation, visibly manifest on the conr.zenances of as I FIRE IN THE AXCHEQIIR.R, EDINRIIItaIf. crowded a Court as we ever witnessed on any former 1 . . - ---- , occn‘,ion. Early on Sunday mornisig the upper part n dr 44 Counsellor Gnot.o followed, and was peculiarly Exchequer Chamber, south side of the Parliament. happy in the compliments he paid Mr. North.—fie ' squar:•, Edinburgh, was disowcred to be on tire. On argued with particular strength and energy aea;nst •. the first alarm, the engines belonging to the drfferent the Attorney'-General's I.gal deductions, ..n.l his ora- Offices, and also the City engine, repaired to the tion teat, : . it one time, so congenial to the feelings of his , spot. At five it the morning. the conic ogration hearers, that it drew forth an involuntary burst of ap- : sewed an awfai spectacle, and to a distant sr plans', accornpanie Iby claiming of hands. He con- -, from the belltil, it seemed ,ss if the whole Perliattunt cludel a most brilliant defence, by confidently assert- sqwirs had been in,one Seisse... The tzurtioasai the _ _ - .. • « e--- - - ing that theAttorney-General had not disproved,either from statute or corrimairlaw, the legality and equity of the Traverser's Plea. When Mr. Goold had concluded, the Cane Jas Tier declared, that he was 5 o rroerpowered by the length and variety of the arguments offered on both sides, that he would adjourn any further proceeding on the business till to-morrow." • It is rumoured that the whole island of S:cily - was . _ firemen were sbmewhat impededby tbe *fight ri shi buiitfings ; so that it was nearly *seri o'letolt below they were able to stern the that time the r,gfrf that the fire began, gave way the fire was completely got injury to the surrounding During the cc•ntinn.ince peopitt w.:re employed ia papers from the di;ertnr and Indging them in thr in a state of inuirmtion agdnst the Gorernment, when the SCOUT Sai:ei. We are h.py to state that his P.lnjesty's sloop Pr. LYADES is not lost, as was reprved. In the gale of Tuesday se'nr.ight she broke from her anchors, in the Bay of Peterhead, and about one o'clock in the morn ing came ashore at the harbour mouth. She has been since got into Pete, head, after cuttings away her masts, and tl.rowing her guts orcrboard. A large lugger priv.iteer, of 14. guns and 35 men, arrived in Yarnou:ll Roads ou Tues.tay, 4aptured off the Dogger sank, by MS Majesty's sloop LEVJUILT. She was out i f Dunkirk only one hour, and bad of course made no captures. • ' - - A 19tter from lilill, dated the 11th instant, tam • • •• • Are aseatroned yesterday the arrival of the Scour •I•op of war at Portsmouth •froni the Mediterranean, with dispatches. ' It appears by these &patches that eor'strailron in the A !..rittic has been,very aceve and • rteessful. 'Vs,- b--es of the AcuettoN have latelY . e3rtorel no fitss than eighteen vessels laden with grAio :tl; , i. provisions, bora ten others , and took Asa :ree gun tro its by whit : h they were convoyed. We ~:rehlppy to aJd thai this impOrtant service was infra ..,,i4l w ithotitthe telo tits siirgle man osiour Fart. ' Mr. gsiirtt, British Secretary of eegati-11., at the tnu..ti 1146' fCA OareliiiVit) caThc home in eke Scour,' recompatied:bY a- pet-PIS of tire first 'distinction. We hAve ?plum tOtiaiete that this perso n a ge is the An ... stuan .ftrchddlre Who Annie -Moist:* a go 4:ll,.appe:iivd irem Vienna and, .i.luireAled himself, ins one kal w i wile*. Ile is, ie-vre an:stake not, uncle to elle es. e sent Empkr.-,r rf :nutria. • ._....--.. , The arcru:,ts from 13ftenrs . .4.7 - tes b r the Lighting '-'7,:ich his a:rivedat I'l'yrort.:l state, that the •diffe • noes bcin•rfn the inhAitants if f. Monte Vidto and V % A yr.s wr- . • likely to be accommodated. illy AOCti .1 6Vit per,* hurt. back into the Downs, from Margate Roads, with loss of two anchcrs and cables. Put back also the whole of the outward.bound., Arrived from the River the QIMEN, and several mer,hant ships. Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER Is. Arrived from a ciiite the Lavzorr, Capt. Wsuts, and has brought in the De Dunkirk cutter privateer, 10 guns and 45 men; left Amsterdam on Saturday last, and was captured on the following day ; the privateer supposing the Levensr a nierehant vessel, b.re down won her, and did -not ctscover her mis take till too late to make her escape. Sailed the PORTIA, 0:1 a smite: the OSPREY slo2p, and the CASTILIAN brig has rash a signal flying for 3.4iling, the former for Heligoland, to relieve the HostAno, and the latter with the Baltic convoy.—WindN.W. ARRTN'ALS. Ar•r.ved at Liverpool, the Mary, Tah:r, from New Yoe;;; and Calee.onla, homp ott, from Demerara. At Sheerness, the Emu:mei, Will sullen, from Quebec. Off Dartmoor', the Elty, Cadger, from Buenos Arcs. At Demerara, the Paragon, hot from Maranham; and Claude doors, — 77 , from Nova SCO ti At Quebec, the Danube, Stevenibn ; Azar, Litchney ; Ca rtaaa, M.talicll; Prince t;cor s te, rotlierinztun; Zephyr, Robin son; and Provi.lence, Gaitskill, front London: fao7ral-, YuppJc •vell; Henry, Dryden; aud-Regent, Nell, from Hull; Auror a, Ctel4le, horn the Clyde; I le-cules, Quinton, from Yarmouth ; W2terhouse, Humble; and Robert and Ann, Mara), from Li verpool; ' Atien, from yilford;_Mary Anne, Lamb ; K We are sorry to announce that the French priva. tcer, Fury, of Dunkirk, of 14 sans, twelve pounders (four only mounted) and 71 men, has captured the folliwing vessels off this oast :—Sloop Janet, f Arbroath, bound to Carron; brig ffoffnung (Danish) Nome, laden with wheat, front Dantaic to . London. with a British licence ; this vessel had been captured by the Danes on the passage, Lut was set at liberty; aftersvards taken by his Majesty's ship Daphne, sad . sent into Yarmouth, where She was again set at l+- batty, and was on the passage from thence to Leith, taken about five or six miles from Typemouth; beig Frankfort (Norwegian), CArosn Atm, from Pernau Bo,ton, with 9.x ; prig Avtn V ivey , SENNOTT, of Sou:11 Shields, from thence to Lend +o, with coals;" the privateer took some SlnTei from this verel, put the Yarmouth plot and two Captains on board her, I and then set her at liberty ; some more vessels being alt r . ght, of which she was in pursuit when left by the Ann, which his arrived at Bridlington. 'Ill,: rest uf to Norway The , privatezr is the acci . drii is variously to give the accfnints whim .Loao PROYOST, Magittrit •High Constables, Rua. 1 the Casio attended. . . BOXING. . - BATTLs arrwsEN DOGltraert ANT) HUI.' • The battle between Dolherg and Hall took place • yesterday. within a cinArter of a title of dtethiea Castle, Portsmon . h. That town and neighbotniio. were nearly deserted by 10 o'ch•glt ;13 the morn*, and by 11, the whole 44 tbeCoanaloat war. ciansplvtely full. The Castle wet_ also fsll of e- , mpaoy, the , Phersrat, the were frit:lids and acco.tintince t f C..ptain hi., Governor. Ail the buildings on the Comment "wt.. covered with spect.ttc.rs and all were imoiticat 'to we the heroes. Al half past two D0k1i.:11) , .M.1 Hill. I with their seconds and friends, arpe wed an the'Coin mon, an.l were cheered with 9 htrezat F Hall bad Lee, anti Doglierty Mendoza for his svconsii At a quarter before three they mounted the Mar i ' hied general shout ensued which rent' the air. ' Thle e-at batants then shook hands and set to. Round I.—Dogherty made play. and Hall made a Hedlund id lunar at h:m, which was well stoptmd. and he %truciritimt nett rut li-ft and floored him.--Betts 2 t.l I on Doglem ty. Round ‘l.-1-1111 rallied anal gave Dosherty a blow on the face, wlto returned a well directed lsiow on the rib., whAch caused 11.41 a dreadful fall,-1 to Qo t DoZhertY Rounds 3,4, 3 and 4.--1-1.411 fougt.t very shy, Mit liogrhiaty foLowsd him to every part of the stage with that heroism Ins la so much distirgui.died for sad bored hint down every wits,-4 • to I on Dogherty. Round 7.—Dogherty grew too confident, made a blow right and p- • Df•shpttli the prizes were sent -..•:•y. lugger rigged. sails very fast • and the crew are a miztwe of Irish, Danes, Swede s, and Frenchmen." Tuesday se'nnight, during a storm from the S.W. a ship was seen horn Lancas:er, her top-gal lant-masts down, drifte.l up the Ulverstone sands, On cne of which she struck, ab ut four miles to the southward of 14 ampside, and the sea ran so high, that the waves appeared t 2 go over her top-enacts A large b• at was cast ash re at Hes:hank, net that town, on Thursday last, with two pieces of beef in it, and the letters C. F. on her stern. The above trOf eel proves to be the Chesterfield, Munoz, bound from Jamaica to Liverpool. The Captain and crew Noted. thetotelves on '1 hursday with much diffictilty, -in tire long-bOat,which fi;Ld with water, and ptoves to be that d. if ed to Liestbank. A letter fr wen Cork. dated November 6,• says, 4. Ar.ived ihe Elien, Rtrciste, bound from Matti nique, Dominica, and Antigu t, with a yaluableeargo for Glasgow, after encountering one of the most vo lent st ruts on the 140, 2.;th, and 26th ult. in 1at.51. N. which carried away the hows i r;t, foremast, mails top-mast, and shattered the head of the rudder, and stove a halt over her stem, s.vept every thing o ff the .quarter-deck, and obliged the lee guns to be thrown , overbo ird. In this persions situstiort. and appreher sire o irnmrdi.tt: destruction, and ua Ode to get up a jury bowsrrtt, f Tem si,Sce. she re:wined quail St1:1.• day night, wizen, by the indefatigable exertions of the , werfal is of A. O'Shr I andift,butwasstorpeibyli,ll.whoela.d_ gave a. tremendous eroes•buttock, with a very heavy f.1.—.3 to 2 as a.. Dnghertv. llowas it, and 1011-Both betrayed great weakness, and altar a few blows in (Avon: of nagheny, *mods it, la and 3::.—Rather in favour of Dogiserty, bat both were eat rrmely weals,, and struck abght. Round lee—Both Appeared m eired. Dogherry went in boldly. • Ind Italek hies right stall:ft. Ba l l winced a shockimi vete ' tack, being both covered with isiosikalsd H.Ms left eye blind front swell ng,-11 to I on Dothan. • 11...und Is and 111.—Both appeara +like ethausted. end It could scarcely be celledialstfug, but boils smwed th- nastier.* men of batons,. Round 17.--Ongissety struck kis nun a 'Bet blow ow as • head and floored hina li.Jl was unable to.foce his manta its +etas% Imakseted contest. Ths-battl• lasted Eft; minutes. Mendoza and . ,Lee, and the wlseleilribi are going to Chicht stereo spare., A match took place on the Totterid•ze road, en Monday morning, for ten guineas, between tia o gen denten, named Henries and Weston, which was Wei by the latter by intly two tecoods. S'me distingnished ()Marrs of the Army have it in contemplation to bestow (in Captain Fat KNIMI. as A token of their gratitude, a handsome reward, for his unwearied exertions to promote their inte; est, And for his successful efforts in obtaining fir them at different eirnes an increase taf p.y, anaf an augmentation of ALowances. A statement of the reca-. - Anre or the Fame, ( Grangtmontii, his bci:n sent to the Adrair.dty, and to cite Crinmivee . ot the Patri:Aic Fund at Lioi aenos A)) , cm.. .. ~; Royalist, - . ismehay,lrnent of Bistros Apes, which c t mmeneed•on . lanry, M`Millart; and James and David, Cairns, from . Opostoi crew, aided by the polo .ru t _ .ts , . yd's. • Jean, Snout; Iteten, Simp :up ; Hamilton , Bell, from , lea, Esq. .... ._ _ ,- and Lieut. Stephens, of die 15tii Foot, passeagers on for the purl ose of procuring to the boy al* tok,esi or hc 14th July, Lid been terniirrsted in the followmg ward; Ardent, .Andersou • and Cliftnn, board, the vesselandeargo were providentially brought public apprubitiop. The prisoners ,skeu ols bawl' . ma: ner :—The Junta of the city cotripaltd every Sri- Harmony, Hqrnby, from line ca. At lamaiiia, tlte Esti°, St:- At flatitss, the Recompenee, ----. front into Cove hob :ur, late on Monday evening last.— the Fame, none of whew ale native Finchneesi e biro Iliad in it to p;:y the .um of 500 d!llirs, af . d witlitlie 1 art. (coin Quebec . a r t. At Limo re, the babella. Grahain. boot M ea rn" ; e w e . The FottruNtE frigate put back on Monday evening. volunteered into tte Briti,lt serVce. . At Cork, the Ann, :int being able to lae.it out. She attempted aga i n yes al-.4.1.,t se critier eti Get:eralNltruettNit. was bribed to ° aird maid of tits hlill, —, from Visua. t:roctor, front_St-Andrew's . ,_• ,;and loyal George, owel f • r Thursd.ty evening. some , radii:omen belonging vs • , rO.ll -.A • ter-Lt y, and with so better.sueciss. it blew on Mon. irsist fr , writ tit, h• r ron'!estatioo. 'Mc Spaniards w t -re 1 adz- At Roo Janetro . the Yolus, I homp on, f:ont I.e.nd:in. At 8 the Royal G amore an Regiment,. having treated * e,sapillcel a. 1.0 - to Tsr o fr, Itt t he own esrece s , all the tkwfoundlned. the lehe anti /*bona*, ---, ki m Liverpr,ol.. ..ay evening, and during the whole of the niOlt, on e x sta ,.h. nce at t h e Grerhudad rub is 4,03 . 4 ia Le. buit-crnfis :n nee I hr the rannt uadinr. 'lle army of th e ineue.ty,.withycembe,fruni Listsen ;or lirctictbeae, me. eh. Of the most tremendous . gales ever re:nem.btret: " from Bo t.tol ; and the William and Margaret, -----, from . , win's bitted, Giinic 'stet, tve riquet was sent fort OA • Thr:c Pt ; -ols were cemmittzd to the Lewes House maitre i f Beene) s .10." Lot; dotutert Y.its arrivae, a st.ld.er b.longhl to the .d;YJeft cegiffititt, Tes hid been marched in the di . section nil l'erti,• to it-inf. tie the trap* ultder C . .its- , ,n 1 • of Ctmction daring the last weak, by T. H. FlikftllLN, who, it appear: was nut eossevre.d in till ir.,y, iv' e report of a' per iteerhaving taken several yes E. ri on the • tnim .tion of Mr. ;1. B. &TONE, comp_ 4r ej id of bong wised As one of CA, delinqueatt. Titi sett, which had bee a detvAted by Gst.nicsia. Ws off Aberdeen , prove. unfoancicd, the inspected troi k r r. tit his i tl l 4ji•ty's Custvins. Newhaven, for•plan .nit at the back door of the house. whoa, being true. • ....4 vessel having . urned eat to 11.1 a o atter brig, wanting . s p i ,„ vcre , rwit ~,,1 11. 1 , ",,d Att y e gterd .T . , vs—, - Jo ring the wreck of the ship Hunter, stranded near , gitaiates). with the place, he leapt ors! a wail into the • Oat His NI Ai,i Mil rh:-./ had a Mtles s n i & bt o• 1 1 114 ; ', 11 '.‘• "1- 1:1442..- . •.'.'• ' ' . : -; r u lin g tome t0,....n: woe' e, of dicers recifs.- ',.. : Froore, and wan. deoreoeiL. . r le..s.rvacis - iiebiliolitel" ' •- • *-* •• • • : . .• : •- . • .. :, .i• • •:,. ' . .. .0.:.... -,.. . . . • , - • . . • . I • . ;-••• , . . :. . • • .'•.,• , • • • . . . - . ~ ~ • . • -‘- •&-iiii-1116011.111111.111181111.1111111.6‘1"c_•-•iMaisvaildutilIsimirvi_ . _._.7 ' izi,„:•.... - - ' - - -:. , . , Lr .., . ,-. •• ' ' 'l l. O- ,..7 4. -4 : . ... ~ *-- - rt; -- 'i' - -4 AL-tal V . - . Ths'iltitailutve is ;artA l red this swing . , races CathoNc Dal *iins, entbarted In , y ` night from Devirt Ipei y i f rom t h e f o l. Point, nymontii, tni Wed the .S.insiuitaia. Litt* :0 0, el u t i on of i n HamPtrn, Cnllina, and anothet trampott, sad will -.a cis, Ppurt c rn"..tla aft ellem at rhea ',versa f •titil. for Neater: was par. house. traffics' biirwitt . he Stoornis, as babellii, gtaddled Sion that We had stabflird , oned scree stith that Gapes. etsien of countensnea, ps- whkit is peculi.ir)y her non. ow mr. Kaitima's style, the for his rare'', avid his whole fare tiliS cause, appeared I As- k is on the other hand squall? Basuiratoaa's exertions e in chisiitsreocler for_Senuinit that chosen by Mr. tars. in the I?ttle that frll tdhis let e leethfing made his appearaaoalia fir ect is strongly oro , iimial, but ted to dig stage, and dillay- di talent. Mrs. C. Kichrauk die fury of the Aimee. At a part of the building whims ay ; and about nine o'cloik, rot under, without doing air g buildings. nce of the &re, a numbsipf in removing the boots► ei . Pd st offices in the Exchargees Old Church. The cone EfE ' stared ; we therefOrts forbe - r - .deb have re..cbed at. The aces, the Judge of Police. the t large pang e..: soldiers fn.= , ' • I