Star. — London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to bcgin Drawing 14th APRIL. are LBO,OOO 40,0c0 ao,oce zo.ooc s.OOO 3,000 2,000 6c.0c0 30,000 SCHEME. Prizes Of ,c3O 000 4 , 1i..C00 4 s' ooo 30 1,003 10 500 30 lon 4 0 So 3,000 13 44 00 Fiat drawn Ticket, re each 15,000 Tickets. Lz.SOCA° CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Firft-drawn Ticket, tft Day, - Llo,ooo Ditto ad Day, - so 000 Ditto .. 3d Day, - 50,600 Ditto 4th Day, . moo° Ditto Day, - 10,003 Ditto 6th Day, - topoo TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale at every Liceufed Lot• ter y 3:ficc. PRESENT PRICK. Ticket - £l9 765. Half 1;to 3o I Fickth - La la c Qparter 5 3 o Sixteenth - z 6 6 PavouRIEE Nusts sits may be fevered at the Bank, by making early application at the differtnt Liccufcd Offices. CAPTURE OF CURACOA. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. ADMIRALTY (IFFICF, FRBRUARY 21, 1807. raprain Lydiard, of his Majelty'sthipthe Anion, arrived here this morning with oil - patches from Vice-Admiral Dacrea, Corn m alder in Chief of his Majefty's (kips and veffels at Jamaica, to William Madden, Efq. of which the following are copies: Shark, Port Royal, Jan. it, 1837. SIR—I have much fatisfaltion in congratulating my Lcrds C-:mntitlioners of the Admiralty on the capture of the Wand of Curacoa, on the INI:w Year's Day in the morning, by the four frigates named in the margin*, under the orders of Capt. Brifb me, of the Arethula ; a copy of whole letter I inclofe for their Lordfhip: information. Wilda I contemplate the immenfe ftrength of the harbour of Amfterdam, and the fuperior force con• tained in its different batteries oppofed to the en. trance of the frigates, I know not how fufficiently to admire the decilion of Captain Brilbane in attempting the harbnur, and the determined brave ry and conduet difplayed by himfelf, the other three Captains, and all the Officers and men under his command : it is another thong inilance of the cool and determined bravery of Bticifh feamen. Captain Brifbane being from his fituation obliged to aZI as Governor, a have, as an acknowledgement and high approbation of his condu&, continued him in that lituation till his Majelty's pleafure 111211 be known ; and requeft in the ftrongefl manner, that their Lordihips will be pleafed to recommend him for that appointment. Captain Lydiard, ( who will have the honour of delivering this, and who fully partook of the con quell, and has before diftinguifbed Wadf off the Havannah), I beg to refer their Lordthips to for any information. I (hall put an afting Captain in the Atifon until his return, or I receive dirdli , ns there on. 1 :1111, &c. (Signed) J. R. DACAkS• • Arethufa, Latona, Anion, and Filgard. llh Majelly's (hip Arethufa, Ceracrra, Jan.!, 1837. Sift—lt is with the mon lively and heartfelt fatif .. .. faaion I have the hrnour to inform you, that his _ _ Ilajefty's fquadron under my command has this day opened the new year with what I humbly flatter myself will be deemed an enterprize of confiderable confequence to my country. I proceeded in the execution of your orders the 29th of November, with every poflible avidity, but the adverfe wind and current prevented me from reaching this iiland before the tlt molt. In my way up I met Captain Bolton, of the Fifgard, going to Jamaica ; I took him under my orders, accorciing to ) our diredions, and proceeded with the !gnu:ran off this port, having previnufly refolved on that fyilem of attack which Britilb feamen are fo capable of executing. My arrangements having been pre vi,,ully made known to the refpeetive Captains, I vas fatisfied nothing lart:ier remained for me than to put it in execution. My lineof battle confined of the Arethnla, Latona. Anion, and Fifgard; and very loon after the bre:-.k of d,.y, I made all polnble fail aid' the (hips in elate order of battle, pairing the whole extensive mine of tea batteries, and anchor. ed the fquadron in a bile far furpaffing my expefaa lions. Being Dill delirnus of having the effofions of human blued (pitted, I wrote the incicifed, No. 1, • un the capital; of his Majetly's (hip Arethula, during the ;talon, which was not regarded, as they did their -Amnon to deftroy as. Words cannot expreli the ability of the iquadron. The harbour was defended . by regular fortifications, of two tier of guns, Fort xlmfterdam alone confining of fixty fix pieces of c.tintity ; the entrance only fifty yards wide, athwart which was the Dutch frigate Hatflar, of thirty fix guns, and Surinam t,f twenty.two, with two large fchlr.ners of war, one commanded by a Dutch corn wander ; a chain of forts was on Mifelburg com manding height ; and that almoft impregnable for nefs, Fort Republique, within the dills= of grape thot, enfilading the whole hatbour. At a quarter pall fix o'clock we entered the . port ; a revere and deltruftive cannonade enfued ; the fri gate, (loop, and fchooners were carried by boarding; the lower forts, the citadel, and town of Amanda= by livens ; all of which, by liven o'clock, were in our polfetflon. For humanity'sfike. I granted the an nexed capitulation ; and at ten o'clock the Britifb Rag was bodied in Fort Republique ; the whole ifland it in our quiet pelleilion. , The strength, commerce, and value, Lunderltand is immenfe. It is now be came a plea-ling part of my duty, although impeahle, to do. itittict to the merits, gallantry, and determine tiociof Captains Wood, L)diard, and Bolton, who nobly headed -their refpeEtive (tip's companies to the ttorm ; and the fame gallantry and determina• tun a,- due to the officers. (cameo, and marines, for .I.llowing up to glorious an example. Inclofed is a , of the Killed and Wounded in his Majefly's ftinadron. I have not yet been able to afcei lain that of the enemy, except thole in the !hips. The Dutch commodore was killed early in the aition, and the Captain of the Surinam feverely wounded. I have appoir.ted, by prociAnsa.inn, Wednefday next, the 7th init. fur the inhabitants (which amouut to thirty thoufand) to take the oath of allegiance to our moil gracious Sovereign ; thole that do not choofe will be iallastly embatked as pilau's a war. For any flit titer particulars / moll beg to refer pea toast gallant officer Captain Lydiard. I have the honour to be. &e. (Signed) CIIARLIS lILISIAME. To Jame, Richard Dams fifq. Vice Admiral of the Whits , Co:minder in Chid, as. $O. 1. His Msjefty's Ship Aretbufa, Coraeoa Harbour, Jan. a. Ste...-The &hint fquad►on arc here to protet, and not to conquer you; to preferve to you your lives, liberty, and property. If a (hot is fired at any one of my fquadron after this fummons, I (hall imme diately norm your batteries. You have five minutes to accede to thi. determination. I have, &c. (Signed) CHAILLS DRI3II/111R. 1 1 To his Excellency the Govanor of Curacao. O. 2. Curaeoa, January t. PRELIMINARY ARTICLES of the Capitulation agreed upon by Charles Briibane. Efq. Captain of his Majefty's Ship Are thufa, and Senior Officer of a Squadron of his Makity's Ships at Curacoa. on the one part, and by his fircellencf Pietro Jean Chatiguion, Governor of the Iliand of Curacoa and its Depen dencies, on the other. Art I. The ken Republique (hall immediately be furrendered to the B►itith Force ; the Garrifoa (hall march out with the ho nours of war, lay down their arms, and become prifoners of war. —Aufwer. Granted. II The Dut : :' prrifon at Curettes than be prifoners of war, cud by his Btitann•e Majefty fent to Holland, not to ferve this war before they Oiall be regularly exchanged ; and for the due performance of this article the Officers pledge their word of ha nour.—Granted. 111. The fame terms as in the above article are granted to the officers and people of the Dutch men of war —Granted. IV. All the Civil Officers may remain at their refpedive ap pointments, if they think proper; and diofe who choofc Ihall be fent by his Britannic Majefty to Holland.—Granted. V. The Burghers, Merchants, Planters, and other inhabitants, without difference of colour or opinion, CIA be refpeeted in their perfons and property. provided they take the oath of allegiance to his Britannic Majcfty. Granted. Neutral property being refpeCted. VI.AII the merchant veffels. with their cargoes. in the harbour, of whatfoever nation thry belong to, Mall be in the poiliffion of their proper owners.—Not granted. VII. A definitive capitulation (hall be ligned upon this balls in Fort Amiterdam.—Granted. Curacoa, Jan. 2. The foregoing articles having this day been mu tually read and agreed to, this Capitulation is be come definitive. signed on the one part by CHARLES BRISBANE. Signed on the other part by his Excellency e.; CHANGUION. A Lilt of Killed and Wounded on board his Majeity's Squadron under my command, at the Capture of the Maud of Curacoa, ou the tit of January. Arethufa2 feamen killed. 5 feamen wounded. Laton.l—t Seaman killed, alkamen wounded. Anton—None killed. 7 feamen wounded. Fificatd.--None killed;none wounded. T0ta1...3 feamen killed, 14 feamen wounded. (Signed) CHARLES BRISBANE. Curacoa, Jan. 3. I.ift of Killed and Wounded on board the Hainan frigate, Suri nam [loop, and Flying Filh fchooner. HATSLAR.--C. J. Evertz, Commandant, and G B. Z. Gerond , Second Punier, killed ; A. Graaf, Chief Mate, badly woun ded ; J. J. N. Gibleiperd, Reward, and William Maubers and Henry Grid, ieamen, killed. SURINAM—Jan Van Ncs, Captain; Jean Baptitte, Lieutenant; G B. Baltner. Midlhlpman, and Arend Arens, feaman, danger cony wounded. Ferdinand l3allatin, feamao, ditto, hone dead. FLYING Flo+ —G. H. V. A. Hiuget, gunner, th.ad. M. S. Gib leiper.i. feaman, wounded. 1 By Charles Brit/Jane, Efrp Captain of I.i+ Majcity'a fhip Atethnfa, and (union Meer of a iquadion of his Majelty'a flips employ ed at Curacca. . His Excellency Lieutenant General Changuion, Governor and Commander in Chief of the Mend of Curacoa and its dependencies, having refufed to take the oath of allegiance to his Britannic Majeßy, and furrendered himfelf prifoner of war, I have thought proper to appoint myfelf Governor of the laid 'Rind and its dependencies, until the. pleafure of the Commander in Chief is mzde known ; and 1 do hereby appoint myfelf accordingly. Given under my band at Curacoa, this stik day of Jan.lBo7, (Signed) CHARLES BEISBANE. lly Chailesßrabane, Efq. Captain of 111% Mletty's (hip Arethufa, and fenior ()ricer of his Britannic Majefty s fquaciron in Cura coa hartwur. Whereas this Hand and its dependencies have furrendered to the arms of his Britannic Majeay, as appears by the capitulation which has been figned by his Excellency Pierre Jean Changuion and me on the tft infl. I therefore hereby require, that all the Burghers and inhabitants of this Hand than meet on Wednefday next the 7th init. at ten o'clock in the morning, at the Govetnment-houte. in order to take the oath of allegiance to his Britannic Majefly afore. laid. Thore who belong to the Militia companies will receive further orders from their Major, and are to conduct thernfelves accordingly. All thofe who fill public offices, of whatfoever nature they may be, and all fuch as do not belong to the Militia Companies, are alfo required to meet at the G , ,vernmeitt-houfe, at the hour and for the purple aforefaid. I expect that the burghers and inhabitants of this Wand will condua themfelves in fuch a manner as to deferve my proteaion and favour; and, on my part, Mall not tail, as far in my power lies, to pro mote the happinefs and welfare of this ifland and its inhabitants ; and I flatter myfelf that my endeavours in this cafe will be crowned with the gracious appro. bation of my Sovereign, and, I hope, to the &tit ladtion of the inhabitants of this Maud and its .de pendenctes. Givrn under my hand, on hoard big Majefty'4 fhip Arvada, io the Harbour of Curacoa, this stb day of January 180 y. (Signed) C. BRISBANE. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS FROM THE JAMAICA PAPER; KINGS T ON, JAN. 12. 44 On Saturday arrived at Port Rnyal, his Majef• ty's frigate Anfon, of 40 guns, Captain Lydiard, from Curacoa with 300 priloners, and the colours captured at that ifland, which was taken in the molt extraor dinary and gallant manner, by a fquadron of fri gates, confitting of the Arethufa, 38, Captain Brif bane ; Latona, 38, Captain Wood ; Anion, 40, Cap tain Lydiard, and Fifgatd, 38, Captain Bolton. For (kill in planning, tiagular boldnefs in txecuting., this event will rani, aninagit the &ft of heroic actions— it is, indeed, perfally in unifon with every thing glo lions in the pail, and an example of every thing glo rious to the future. " As our fqoadron did not pnffefs the means of laying regular liege to the place, Captain Brifbane came to the eetermination of tailing into the port, and Ilorming forts hitherto confidered as impregna- We, or pet ilhing in the attempt—for retreat was im• polEble. The time chnfen was day dawn on tne morning of the Ift of January, when all boats were twilled out, and the fquadron flood in with a thong breeze, the 4rethufa leading. 'lle enemy were pa- nie Rrnek at fueh one:paled temerity: all was mica fion—bere foldiers without officers—there officers without fifidiers—alarm drums beating in all dirce.., lions ; a Britith fquadron in their very harbour. and within piftol (hot of their batteries, before fun rife. — Troop; collected at Otra Bandy, were prevented from croffing the water, our thips interpoling ; not more than three broadlides were fired from cur frigates when the (hips' companies and officers of the Are thtsfa and Anfon, with the marines of the Latona, headed by Capts. 'thane and Lydiard, wire landed, Fort Amtterdam formed, and all the out works had Britifh colours flying before eight o'clock, Fort Re public on the hill, and Caracas Fort excepted. The Fifgard had orders to aft againft Otra Bandy ; two batteries dininet from the main land the took poffef finn of; to one of which the men abf .lately (warn, the enemy being previoufly difloiged. The guns of Fort Amflerdam were tired but once ; on our people Stor ming the place they did not act in a body, but re treated in confulion, firing round corners and from houfes. The militia, amounting to 3000, had not time to eolith, nor could tkey crofs the water in boats. The Dutch frigate Kenau Hataar, was boarded by Captain Brithane, the Lama warped alongfide and took poffeffion, when Captain Biifbane proceeded for the (bore. The Surinam corvette was boarded from the larbord bow of the Amazon, while her (larboard guns were firing at the batteries. The Flying FA, a large national fchooner, was boarded by the boats of the Arethufa. The officers and crews of thofe veffels fought moll gallantly : Commodore Cornelius Evertz was killed, the Captain of the Surinam mortally wounded, and the Firft Lieutenant dangeronfly, befides feveral others. The moment the town, Fort Amflerdam, &c, were completely in Captain Brifbane's poffeffion, a Lieutenant et Marines was fent with a flag of truce, requiring Fort Republic to furrender. The Officer difcontinued firing, but would not furrender without an order from Lieute nant General J. P. Changuion, the Governor, who was at this time a ptifnner will all his Staff, in Fort Amflerdam. We underltand that Captain Brifb defired the Council to be collected, and gave them five minutes to capitulate for the whole ifland, but, as they entreated for a longer petiod, it was extended to half an hour ; in the mean time the molt active preparations were made for forming this almolt in acceffible fort. The (hip's company of the Fifgard, commanded by Captain Bolton, were in boats ready to proceed by water. The marines of the fquadron with about 300 tailors of the Arethnfa and Anfon, were preparing to advance by land, the remainder of the tailors on Chore, including an officer and 6o men from the Latona, manned fuch guns as could bear on the object of attack, every thing was ready on a fignal being made, when a capitulation was figned, and the troops in Fort Republic alone, marched out with the honours of war, piling their arms and be coming prifoners. All private property is refpeeted, and the troops to be fent to Europe and exchanged. Captain Bolton took poffeflion of Fort Republic.— Captains Brifbane and Lydiard landed nearly toge ther , the former was the &ft man who fcaled the walls, the latter the ficond, clofely followed and fop ported by their refpeetive officers and (hips' compa- 1 nies• Captain Wood remained afloat in the command of the fquadron. About 200 of the enemy were killed ; our lufs is very trifling, about fix killed and 3o wounded in the whole fquadron ; had our (hips been half an hour later in the attack, the (laughter ' mutt have been dreadful : nothing could be better timed. " The Arethufa may be expeCled in a few days with the remainder of the prifoners and the prizes. Toe ci-devant Governor comes a paffenger on his way to Europe. Captain Britbane remains at Cara soa in the lituation of Governor. " Le Superieure brig, of 12 guns, Capt. Rufhworth, came into port the fame day, with the Spanith fchooner Nicholas, with a cargo of dry goods, from Coba, bound to Porto•Bello i captured by her on the z6th ultimo, off the port of her deltination. " The Lieutenants of the Arethufa who formed the forts, and took poffethion of the town, under Capt. Britbane, were Lieut. Pains, Lieut. High. man, Lieut. Griffiths, Mr. Scott (1 ft of Marines), Mr. Fennel (ad). Thole of the Anfon, under Capt. Lidyard, were—Lieut. Sullivan, Lieut. Pye, Lieut. l John Ferris, Lieut. G. Peebles (t ft of Marines), Lieut. Hay, Marines. Licut. Jeffrys, of the Latona, landed afterwards, and manned the guns with 6o men. Each Officer commanded a company, who were previoufly trained. The boatfwains had parties with ladders and crowbars. The maflers remained afloat in charge of the two (hips with the convalefcents and fick.The property captured amounts to 300,0001. independent of the men of war, prifoners. &c. The (hip's company of the Arethufa were dittinguithed by the motto on their caps, Vidory or Death." The Anion's, by a blue A on the tight breati—Officers, white A on the arm of a blue jacket. The Filgard's, white handkerchiefs were worn by Officers, and blue collars by the men. Coracoa is 40 yards wide, bat. teries on both fides. Fort Amflerdam alone mounts ta3 guns. Lieutenants Parifh and Sullivan are made 'Sating Commanders; Mr. Reed, Purfer of the An. fon, is appointed Storekeeper at Cora:ma Mr. El liot, of the Arethufa, is appointed Commiliary. All the Officers of the Anion are coming home, Capt. Lidyard having left her. Capt. Langford com mands her at prefent." PRIVATE LETTER FROM KINGSTON, JAN. 12. " The Dutch were prepared for the attack, from bciag apprized by an American, of the arrival of our fquadron at Aruba ; but nothing could withstand the decifion and energy of our affault. Captain Brame having refrethed at Aruba, and arranged his plan of attack, left that ifland on the evening of the 31ft De cember, and appeared about five o'clock the next, morning off St. Peter. The Anion immediately laid the Kena Harlaw on board ; and after a (mart ac tion, in which many of the Dutchmen fell, the (truck. Part of our people landed and forced the gate on the beach leading into Fort Amflerdam, while others fcaled the walls. The inspetuotity ofithe affault bore down all refinance, and, in about forty minutes, the Martian flag was lowered. While the Arethufa. Anfon, and Latona were thus engaged, the Fifgard directed her attention to fume batteries on the oppa fite tide of the harbour, which kept up a heavy fire on her, when a party of her people leaped into the tea and fwam athore under a firmer of (hot ;—they formed on the beach, and railing forward with their cutlaffes and pikes, drove the enemy from two firong t ines of ports. About eight o'clock the town and works. with the exception of a fort on a cPrnmandi..e eminence, were in our hands. Captain R•i(bute ap pointed a body of about 300 marines and failora to attack this poll by a circuitous route, and fent in a fummons demanding the furrender of the place in two minutes. The Dutch Command:r prudently con ceded to the requifition, and betore noon the jihad ! was totally in our poffeffion." FOREIGN !NMI IGENGE. HANOVER, Fez. 6.—We nut only witnefs the cna. tinual arrival of detachments for reinforcing the grand army in Poland, but even . all the regiments remain. ing in Germany are follow ing the Lime route. The rsth regiment of French yagers are among others that have lately arrived from Parma. HALLE, Fes. 5.—A1l the fortieffes taken by the French, excepting Breitru, which is to be 'cyclic& are to be put in a proper !late of defence, and fuppiied with provifions—Erfurt is among the number ; hall week feveral waggons with grain were lent to that place from the magazines in our city. ALTONA t Fez. B.—His Majeay the Emperor of the French and King of Italy has been pleafed to fend a Grand Crofs of the Legion of Honour to hie Excellency Count Bernftorff ; a ftriking proof of the good underftaoding which fubfifts between the Courts of Denmark and Paris. BRAUN, Fes. 7...44. Stephan; Pacha has arrived here as an extraordinary courier, together with a Turkifh officer of the name of Ibrahim. We learn that hoftilities have affinity commenced betw:en 11,e t Turks and the Ruffians, prior to which, a formal (it- Iclaration of war on the part of the Turks was ntad. SAXE COBnURG, JAN. 29.-.-The explanation which our Government thought necefrary to puldifis, to vindicate the conduft of our young Prince, who flue the death of his father has fucceeded him in the to. vereignty, has been ineffalual. The übjetion that he has loved the enemies of Fiance has not been ie. moved. Our country has been taken poffeß nof in the name of the French, by proclamation. LFYDEN, FEB. 14.—The fun total of the money collated here for the bent F.'. of the unfortunate fof. fevers by the late explofion, amounts to feventren hundred thoufand francs, and a fraaion. The fums collated at the Brille, and at Voorburg, are very con fiderable ; the former amounts to so 18 8 frau:es, and the latter to isso 1 o. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 23. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coultas, for money.6o—for February 6Li4—fur Apt.l 63. Exchequer Bills, par to is. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SAT URD Batik &Lek n 7 I LongAun. 17 13-.6 3 per Cent. R. An. 63/ 63 India Stuck 18 it 3 per C. Conf. An. 6a4li Imp 3 per C .- 4 per Cent.Bll I lich•-q rag. , a pre. VT Cent. Navy 9 6 ! I Colif.,ia lot acc 02iif We had on S•ttnrd.ry the pleafure of am o•tnc ng to our Readers the furrender of the Dutch 1114nd of Curacoa to the Batifh arms, au a:chievernent by which one of the heft harbours and n►uß important &nations in the Well Indies %vas acquired at no greater expence than three men killed and fourteen 1 wounded. The dtfpatches from AA ; 1 ---Ta.fa_ n ACRE S. rtlating to this fatisfalory event, were brought to Portfm ruth on Friday evening by Captain L Meta, who reached the Admiralty early on the following morning, with the colours taken at Fort Amfterdam. Soon after his arrival, a Bulletin, of which we gave a copy on Saturday, was fent to the LORD MAYOR. The par ticulars of this gallant exploit are related in the Gazette Extraordinary, pu'Aithed yetlerday, ac.ci inferted in the preceding part of our Paper, to which, with extraas from the Jamaica Papers, we refer our Readers. It is our duty to lay before our Readers the fal• lowing articles of intelligence; we cannot fay one word for their accuracy, however dcv ,utly we may with for their confirmation : The Lord Keith cutter, which art ived on Friday in the Downs, Wings the following rumour from Camperdown That the Emperor of Auffria bad joined the Ruffians with 70,000 mee ; and that, with this acceflon of strength, the Rnf• Gans bad given battle to the French, and totally defeated them; —that immediately after the setion, Borrlputn left the remains of his army, and was proceeding in all bait,- to Paris." It was further Rated, " that the differences between lit ufba and the Pone had been adjusted; and that, in confequence, the former had beta enabled to march a coniiderable force to join the grand army is Poland." a YARMOUTH. FFB at. a Arrived this morning the Lord Keith cutter from the Conti nent, and landed a Mtffenger. who is Sid to be charged with 4d patches of great importance." ANOTHER LETTER, RAPER DATF. " Juft arrived the Lord Keith cutter, the Commander (f which Rates, that while he was cruifing, a flag of truce ca:::c cut of the Taal, and informed him that the Ruffian army veasjoined by piano Prulilan troops, and that we combined forces bad dlf peeled the French army, who were retreating in all diredions;:— and he alto further ftates, that Bonaparte bad left his army, and was gone for Paris." Sir Hoot; Porto st has received notice of trial, and the Court Martial for that purpole will he held on board a flag Ihip at Portfmoutn, on Monday next. The Court will conlitt of nine Admirals, and four Poft Captains I the foimer of whom, namely, Ad- mirals MuNT•oue, Corm, YOUNG, STANHOPI, ROWLEY, HOLLOWAY, Gowan. VASKAN, and STRAP coati, will all hoilt their flags at Portfmouth and Spit bead, on Saturday nest. The Court will be opened on Monday, pro forma, and on the following day (to morrow fe'nnight) evidence will be heard in fupport of the charge;. The trial is expeßed to latt about three days. Lord Haritivrox is returned for the borough PE Dungarvan, in the room of the Hon. Groacs 'Coos, who being elated to reprefent the Univertity of Dublin, made his chlice to fcrve for the latter. NAL, Til Arrived yeller& 78 guns, from th , ty's brig SCORPION from a cruize, and brig privateer le and 94 men, whicl in lat. 49. 52. long the privateer had I out ten days Iron capture, viz. Corn London : alfo arri from Liverpool fc from Plymouth, STARCKY, from I tranfport (No. 26, mall, bound to the Sailed yefterday r/ *ca, for Liverpoo 'under convoy of tE armed tenders. PL' Arrived the 80/ truize ; alio the S and has brought gainville, of 16 g captured the t 7th Alfo arrived the from Cork with pi chum, J. Pool. ma left on the 9th inll ihipCatmitc• : ani Mailer, from Terr: with nuts and cot flip of war. Can choral in the Suut PORTS: Arrived his Maj of tranfports unde outward bound v the gale of the iBt Arrived in the D and feveral other f with damage; Sas!, a convoy, which a with the brig Sall; with linen and pro into the Downs. into the Downs a The late fevere I veffels to take refu are the following : HORNSBY, of and nearly all her fails and for New York two anchors and c: a great deal of dai board of by a ver Captain Dens, of loft two anchors Nous, of and in with corn, loft an fprnng a leak ; flot of Weymouth, fi fibres, bound to Po ble ; fhip Margare the Weft Indies, 1. (loop Dove, belong here yefterday by place, which fell French coati withc her bowfprit and apparently by form her ; fhe is bound 1 fundry goods. A for the Downs wit is Paid, on lhore n teers taking advar off their Rations, juft after dark, bu having been eaptt blows very hard, v The Cybele, Sr HAM, tranfports, a our harbour. Sel into the harbour tt amonglt them the The Lear floor', of ter, was loft on the Caved in the boat, ports that be law I go on (bore in the foul perifhed. Th JOHN PERRINO ma ceived very coned peril:lied by the inc is on chore on Gra FYI. 2 1.—The bodied the fignal on the z a of Marc YARMI Since my laft tl viz. The Jean, of London with oats, Loweftoff, ALP x. ioa—crew Caved. bound to Londco ter, Chip and cargo this place—the ma mona, of Plymou with coals. The J , cargo loft—crew ti . name Ulyffes, of ther boat, name r boat Dorytha and ftern; a Humber ; wrecked between t •of South Shield , ballaft—people fa' and Indultry, nor t crews being fAved. of this port, W. I I, from Danzick, except a boy. F flatter; a bark, a lince gon e t o p i ece IkaYWOLDS matter,