Star. — London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

kitITICAL INTBLLIGENCE. itAILS THIS D, ARS. MM. ,V.—Wind S. S. E. bobtin Waterford o t 1 kiJmburgh 0 All. DOt. I I iNNZANCS. OCTOBER 19.—Laft evening the brig estl.ed the Duck, BILLING Killer, from Norway, pith timber. &c. got under weigh in order to fail for Padflow, but the wind having been contrary for iter getting out of the Bay, (he was this day in fight at 8 o'clock, A. M. and it is expetted the will be obliged to come again into port. Wm's?, . °Crone 18.—This. day wired here the brig Three Sifters, for London, JOHN SMITH mailer, fiom Peteriburgh, laden with hemp f,,r the King's Yard at Portfmnuth ; put in to refit, having . . received damage in her fails ind rigging, during paittge, of eleven weeks. The mailer reports they were once within fight of Flambro' Head, after which they were driver, by contrary winds to the northward as far as the Orkneys. The veil was eight weeks on her palfage from the Sound to Whitby. The Drie Getulters, MICHAIL PRONC mailer, laden with alam and whaleoil, this day cleared.at Whitby, for Rotter dam, under the authority of the King's Sign Manual. Lstrit, Ocroasi. tB.—The Lady Forbes, Come t ay• ;—Lady Sinclair, ; SMITH ;—and Cumberland, Sun rs, , N, arrived here lall night from Jamaica.. On Thut (Jay lall a veffel, cosl-laden, from Inverkeith ing, in attempting to go into Holy Bland miffed Rays, turd drove upon P.t.rom Stool,: to the fouthward of the hirbour. The men were.all raved, but the velfel and cargo, it 'is feared, willhe totally loft.— The Seaflower, Harny, from Leith, fprung a leak at Archangel, and is obliged to unload the cargo, ennfißing of pitch and tar, in order to repair. ,The Lord Duncan, Captain Bkythoor, arrived here lag night from St. Peteriburgh. . . BEICHTON. OCTOBER 18.-!-The Ming boats of this place, which we previoully Rated had been zni4. frng (ince the late gale, arc all happily and Cafclp arrived at the defired hayeu. The following is an extra& of a letter received from a perfon of fume confequence near EAR Bourne, by a gentleman of this place, this morning : .‘ The weather here for. Come t'ays pall, has been TORPAY, OCTOBER 20.—Arrived yefterday even ing the fquadron under command of the Hon. Ad =ital. Gel ACES ; and failed again this iftertioon with the fquadron under command of Admiral CORNWAL LIS, to the weftward ; alfo the LADY Maivitte arm ed fhip, for Plymouth. Wind Easterly. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 20.—YeflerdAy afternoon at tired here, from a cruize off the coal' of Spain, his Majefty's chip lantrarroa ar.E, of 4o guns, Captain *WEE ; and the AMPHION, of 32 guns, Captain SUTTON, accompanied by the Spanifh frigates El Medea, of 44. guns; Rear Admiral BUSTAMANTE ; and the Clara, of 44 guns : the two latter went up Mansoaze immerliately. It appears, that or, the sth infant, when the above Britifir frigates were cruizing rear St. Mary's, in company with the MEDUSA, of 32 guns, Captain Goan, they dircovered and gave chace to four Spanifh frigates. • On coming up with theta they found them to be El Medea and Clara, be fore mentioned, with the Fama and Mercedis, of 40 guns each ;they were hailed by the Englifh Commo dore, and direfted to follow him, which the Spanifh Admiral refilled to do ; a that was then fired aerial's ' Isis bars, which he returned with a broadfide, and a ' kettered running fight immediately commenced, that lafted twenty (even minutes, when the Spaniards ceafed firing, and the Medea, Fama, and Clara were taken polreffien of by the Englifh ; the Mercedis, af ter having been engaged (even minutes by the Livety, unfortunately took fire, and blew tip, toge ther with all her crew; except thirty men, who were Laved by the bats from the Engin (hips. There frigates are from Lima and the River de la Plata, bound for Cadiz, and are immenfely rich ; various are the Ratements of their cargoes, but the moft to be credited kerns to be, that they confiti of upwards of three millions and a half of dollars, and a large quantity of gold in bars. The Mercedis, which blew up, is Paid to have had on board r.c.-cr,ooo dollats, but whether there are to be confidered as included in the above, we do not knoW. The Fama was left under the care of the Mcousa, and is hourly expeded to arrive here with her. The Medea and Clara are both very fine frigates, efpeciallf the for Mer ; ffie is of the largett dafs, having fifteen ports on each fide on her main deck. When thofe (hips were captured, they s'Were within four:hems fail of Cadli, fo that nothing but a harp look out on the part of the Englifh pre vented their efcape.—Carne in l'Ater.r, of 33 guns, from a cruize.—Saftecl the Van ea•st.t, of 74 guns, on a cruize. POETS/4017TH, OCTOEER 2 I .—Arrived the CHANCE issuer; from Gibraltar; NANCY cutter, from off Havre; Evavorce frtate, and the KENT cutter from the bowns ; alfo the it/lyre:A floop of war, front a cruise, and has brought in with her the Dol phin lugger; laden with fiones from Swanage, for London, which had been taken by a French [viva inateer, off Brighton the RATTLER left his Majefty's !hip MAOAE A, in chace of the ptivateer.—Sailed the COLMAOSUIL man of war, for Plymouth ; and la Minna frigate, for Cork. Wind Eaflerly. MAI;3ATE, OCTOBEP. 21.—Atrived in the Roads the armed brig ANY, Lieutenant Joni SHERRIES, vrA dirpatches for the Commander in Chief ; and a cutter,ladcn with sco tubs of frit its and other contra band goods, which the captured this morning. DEAL, OCTOBER. 2t.—This morning failed the ettataw (loop of war, with a fleet of outward bound wads under convoy, for Portfmnuth : PEse ato La Hoop of wet, with a convoy f.r Ireland : alfo the Emmert (loop of war, with fcveral minim ts, having on board troops for Jerky, which by contrary wind are again put back. At tiv ed Purr Lt 11 sop of war, with the ANACREON. D.Anr, sr, and Art as armed defence flips, from Dungenefs: all., the P. ETER and BRUME gun brigs, from a cruise, and amain in the Downs with the eel' of the !hips as per latt. Wind S. E. variable. YARMOUTH, Ocr. 2 t.—Tl.is mornirg arrived here with mails and palrengers, 0:e I•ARS packet, Captain GEORRP t.—Two Mate arc ne'w its the Offing, the East of LEICESTER, Captain TH , .sa e ves, and the other fqppofed to he the A vs RLANn, Capt. Tor^s , A s Batacr, with mail=.—The ,Lip, here are the Mo- NARCM, of 64. guns, l'Aratcast frigate, iNtricroa Hoop, CHARGER gun brig, an I thr c cutters. FROM I.l.oY''? l.tSf. - . . extremely difagreeable ; ftrong gi:es a nd much rain, penetrating and inceffan . , being our unwcicnme at. tendants. \Vc have now before us a molt ditireffing fight, four veffels compleely wrecLed, two brigs and two Hoops, the disjointed fiagnunts of which ate floating on the billows in all ditalions. Six were on there, but two, with little damage, fortunately fin. eeeded in getting off a brig and a (loop, and are making for the firit port to refit. The crews of thole which can never put to lea again, were, providen tially, all preferved. The coops encamped about the neighbourhood of this place, have experienced a variety of Makings; but from the humane attention which General LEN NO% lcts raid to them (who has a tent on the ground, and 'hares the fame inconve nience as vifits the towel individual there), not a complaint is heard. The General in pctfun examines, almofi daily, the Rate of accommodation of all under his command ; clean dry firaw is confequently im mediately fupplied to all thole whore rtuations re quire it, and every comfort given that circumaances will allow him to bellow. His whole attention, in deed, is diretted to make the brave fellows happy ; and he is, from his humane and affable condusl, fo endeared to his officers and men colleflively, that there is not one who would tint die to ferve him." DISTRIBtTrION OF PRIZE-MONEY. L'Egyptictme, for the captor. of the French privateer la Chiffo nette, Auguft 29, 1803, will be raid at No. 9, New Broad.ftreet, every Wednefday and Tburfday for three years. The fame fhip, for tie capture of the French corvette l'Epervier, July 27, will be paid at the fame time and place. The Winch* and Sirius, for the capture of I'Algk and k Trob Freres In May 1603, will be paid on the 20th Milani, at No. b, StanhOpe...ftreet, Strand, and recalled every day (or three years. GIATTCIIOIO% OC T.lll, R h? rierecal Stewart, from Madta4; Kent, Nt'llinn, t! , e AVI3-re. Rnbfnn, frcm H 0114111.311 f.veret, ftom ; Ctifer.Cktin ton. and the P.iga Packet, Wl.lte, from 1.111tnn; Nttry, Strtett, from Nnr..l% Carrie . % : Anacrecr,Flttcticr, Virginia; Eliza, Face, from New York ift.iry, and the Comwercr, IK:.:1:cr, from Dub!in ; Vlnren, Holt, from Non... y; !pars, from. Stett.n ; Vittinry, and the S e same. fr.nr A7rNargcl.-..S.eicd the ii.crare, is New South Wz.!ct; Art;nn, Thenta•, for ; Awls, Francis. for C;tr..lar; I.erd Vurcin, Lute, fer Linn ti..k Fee,, (Barlett, Roger , .. for ; l'adraght, 'mein; P P and the Jeri. lan, hr Etiabdtta. BITII VOLUNTEERS. Monday lilt the regiment of Loyal Bath volun teers, with the Rifle Company, ander the command of Colonel Stamm were reviewed by General TAR -5.5705., After the regiment bad performed manyma nceuvres with attention and precifinn, in which it was covered by the Rifler, with peculiar judgment and adtivity, and had gone through their firing, Lois in platoons and by.wings, with great fleadmels, the General did them the honour to addrefs them, as ac curately as we could collea, to the following effeft : 4 ‘ It gives me fmcere pleafore to fay thus publicly to the battalion of Loyal Bath Volunteers, that lam perfedlly fatisfied with their appearance this day.— You have attained, a dege: of fleadinefs and dif cipline, that reflefts she higheft honour an you, as loyal fubjefts and ardent Volunteers. This my jolt tribute rf praife is abbve the language of compliment; it is paid, with the highea fatisfaCtion, to your atten tion, fubordination, and difcipline. " Volunteers ! the critical lituation of the prefent times teems fully to jollity my addreffing you, and evento.demand my lentiments on this eventful pal od, as you are, by rair high fpirited alliain_ption of the military charafter, pertonally implicatU in the Mae. Iris neceffary that you 6ould . bli inspretred with a jut} fenfe of the prefent entatek .lif the magni tude of the means lad to carry it on. and of the end to which fuch unexampled exertions mutt be expeEt ed tp lead. The prefent is not the cornett of two rival nations on the Mercantile tulle& of Tome corn merehil trdwantaget ; 'cis not a quellion of right to tome diftant Cetticment ; not a point of honour as a nation, or a feltieft of,general fecnrity on the well /soiled balance of power. N., its objea is she anni hilation of our glorious Conftitutinn, the plunder of our properties, the , defolation of our lands, the vio lation of all we hold dear and tarred, and the final tubj pgation•of even the free mind irf a Briton. The prefeta Ruler of France owes all to conqueft his power depends on fuccefs : his a trlbihn may bring 3or 400,000 men into the dread arb ent of war, to encore his power on our dettrnftion. 'Tie proba ble Chit in this great flock of arms, he or we may finally fall; and every appearance on the oppofite wall enforces the convidtion that he will hazard this Ihock. I would wills this explicit Itatenseat to dwell on the minds of all Volunteers, in oppolition to the opinions of many, who endeavour to itrprefs a diffe rent tentiment. There are many, I well know, who publicly decry, and privately ridicule, the idea of in vafion—many who wills you to belirve the invasion imprallieable,-fromtheimpediment of tidesand winds, from the vigilance and courage of our navy, and from the oppolition of our gallant comrades in arms, who line our coafts. That theft are difficulties in furmoontable in the little minds of fuels confident po liticians, I can well conceive ; their objea all's) in dif feminating them fn ftudioufly, I can fairly explain. They do not mean ill to their country, by expo :log their Tell or affeaed con6de ace ; they do not with to induce you to relax in your exertions : they do not dt4ire to fee you luke warm in that common mute, under which they are limbered. No I they difplay their ideas of the impoffibility of even the attempt being made, to )oftify their own indolence; they su ede their own indulgence, by Frc.feffing • .dilbelief of all danger ; did the occation cal for their perfonal ailtivity, they too would be coldices. But, Volunteers, coffer not your ears to be deluded by fuch palliatives of felfifhnefs ; deice and reje et opinions relishing from an unmanly love of cafe, qinewlielming that true Entlille courage, which thou la take fire at the bare poftihility of danger to Great Britain. Fatttiliarife not your minds to foes plauftble reatinings, as might . induce you to relax in your attention. though I am certain they could not kifen your ardour for your country. Confider well the preparations of our dar ing foe -400,000 men in areas, an immenfe extent of coati covered with Wile camps, ports filled with fhipping, all on the witch for the favourable moment to enable them to reach our hones. Conft der well his means of fuppnrting fuch a force—the oporeiLon of his allies. Confider what he holds out to his troops to Ilimulate them to this bold under- 1 taking, befit with danger on all fides—The plunder of Old England. Such means of support, fuch en— eourageMent of intrepidity, may enforce and baften the attempt. To torch mighty preparations what have we to oppofe ? A handing army, which, though more than equal to ghat their numbers could pro- mite, is comparatively (mall :—/ Militia, which, though as perk& as that conflitutional defence can be made, is ftill inadequate to our defence. And, as an Englilhman, proud of the Tights c,f our Tree con& tution, I hall ever exprefs my arder t hope. that no tie cellity may ever endanger it. by obliging us to keep up a ftanding emir equal to opp flitch boils as :he wild ambits in of our enemy forces into the field—How then are they to be with ftwid ? By the honourable exertiods of Volunteers ; by the fpi rited fervices of individuals, who at the calla honour Ay to the Standard ci their Country, and ardently en roll themfelves to enter the lifts with conkriots, whom tyranny marches in hand cuffs to the drill.— To fuch noble m fi eed.ms pays the full tribute of applanCe. Pitt, my c.smrades, cortider well the ftiponlihlAT Tr"tr-CATIV 7‘.41 has :trileXed to F°lll . china/fey ; recoiled! that, by engrafting the profef- In the evening of Thurfdaylaß, as the Right Hon. fion of arms on the regular f; Rem of the peaceful Dowager Liriy - Dot's s was taking her anal folitary titian, you have pledged yourfelves to your comfy wall, near her Intuit at Lee, between Lewilham to aid it' eftablithed forces in its f9rpntt ; you have and Ethan', in Kent, a ruffian came up, mei - toted pledged yourfels comhinati n with dm regular a pilled, and demanded her waveh. She told him if arm y, to meet an enemy, tviocli, without your co he would take the pillol away he would give it him. ell:ration. ilia: army could not be eg•tal tn. If tic- As foots as he gut the watch, he put the pit!ol again eers cut!.l he rn 'Jr t n fpitit and courage, to her Ladylhip's breath, and demanded her ptirre. no Joutit a !mil ,d f the +dolt of the con- This (he alto gave ; it erint:aned fix guineas, with sell i n ~;e i , yo u m ;e i , be e n g aged but experience which the villain immediately departed. flews that as Jouir alone generally yis!ds to Ready Lir Foul:a—The Committeeof the Literary re:levet:ince. Ti e events of mod hat d-fi.oght days Fund returned its benevolent funaions, for thy It? It are decid.J bs .! fcii.hol; that mull b: , -nfc!sed, that tiff. this futon. lalt ThurfJax, at the Cr..trts and moil he maintained. Can a languid attendance pro Anchor; and, after investigating and deciding 'lron d..ice it, nr furpoit ? Can an over confidence in the numerous claims for reltel, the Members dined i the waist of an,hicity in the tre pared. it? Suffer nut together, and entered into a fibfeription for the fop- i inch a delio;cor to 1:11'm your attention to your mili port of the monthly dinner. Mr. Treaforer RAWK- r try duties. Do not think them mete hi:afters s ea- Iwo prefided in the Chair, with the peculiar urbanity titer lopp , to them determined to of e° a hauling at that dillingolhts his ci natiet ; and topp.irted tl:e at.y lot. ; r ither conceive them:landed in loch ntim vivialit yof the evening n:th that decorum am! pro- • ben as to c tit f r Vultinmers to opp. fe. Whet pri-ts th it have 'mon t liner oceafions,fn effent• Illy I gl•iw of national ! onour would don 11.:111 the cim::k cot o Muted to tin benefit and incteafe of the Society. I to every Volonteer ! all would limn to participate in The lately printed fill •.f the Si,'.l.;sibers .44 delivered • sic et mtnim danger ; t a ut with wliat heady cotiroge to r Members pi nt and is Ingh!y gtatityi•pg th-fe regiments enter the s. id. wt s•iy patrio t() all friends of Liteiature,t , . &Meru the tapid pro- t ton oa • tailed co. the halos of .•il. spline. Soppnle cfs. lourle.ve. ',laced to the guest day of busk—a day on which the very eriflence of your free country litijght depend on the colleted powers of the irelant4ti— placed ift a fi!lation in which your valour, fupported by your di:ciplirr, might he mull confpicu , uilly dit ; p.ayed, and ui:iniately rewarded by tome lantng m,•nuenent of well-acclised fame—the feizure of the enmy's zoos, or the capture of their colours What then would be the ger:n(46ons of your Brit th hearts on loch fignat fucccfs ! l-ligh would your pulfes bzat at the well-eained applaute of your Loyal City, which would pour out her admit ing thoufands tb welcome the return of her gallant tons What would be your feelings at the hearty reception of pa, , rents, children, !friends ! What at the enthuftaltio meetings with thole whom the tenderal ties bad united to your hearts ! l'hefe are no ordinary fee rations of dilight ; but ezqu•lite as they are, they may be yours. You have entc•lled yourfelves for your country's defence; you have attained as high a Rate of difcipline as could be expeaed from the mixed charaaer of the foldicr and the citizen : but honour admits of no llipulation with inattention, on the plea of your. having already done lb much ; • honour loudly calla on all Volunteers to prefe forward to perfection, by a ulit:tot attention to parades, and by a aria fubordination. Your country is in danger, whatever may be infinoated to the contrary ; fbe looks to you materially for her defence, to you who have voluntarily profeffed yourfelves her foldiers and I feel proudly confident the wilt never be difap pointed in her cape/Wilms ; that your valour will attempt any enterprife, however arduous, that rens nefs and defperation can offer to ir, and that your difcipline will crown that valour with complete rue eefs." We have attempted to give the , fuliftance of the General's A.ldrels, but are fully fenfible how une qual we ate to convey a jolt idea of the manly and patriotic fentments, which he impreffed with the dig nity of a General Officer, and the animation of a Soldier; it was received by the Volunteers with the moll marked attention, and followed by the mat en thufiallic applaufe. From the effea it obvioufly had on the Vnlnweerit prefent, we feel confident it will encore the moil exemplary attendance on parades, and Ilvnidate many hitherto inactive Young men to fill up the vacancies in the regiment. MILITARY M:rrmENTS.--The Camp at Cozheatk has broken up. The 9111, or Argylerhire regiment, Jan marched ti•r ellcheiter, and the 23d Dragoons for Romford. Heath Camp is ertieeted to break up on 'Fhtirlday next. Lard C. Fitzroy's brigkele is to be aati tic:: at Ipfwith ; Major General Camp bell's at Wo. - Lihridge and the Highland brigade, under Major G.meral HOPE, at Colelicaer. The Cumberland Militia. from Ridgemont Camp, are arrived at Beverley, where they are to be glua tered during the winter. The remainder of the umopt encamped there, via. the Chelhire and sd Warwick 'hire . regiaients or Militia, broke up on Monday lak and mtrche,l for Hull, where it is fuppofed they will be cantoned during the winter. The North Lir.coln Militia, commanded by Lord Mit.stscrrowm, matched frr.ni Hull in two dirnions, on Wednefilay and Thurfki.ty, for Dorliogton Durham. . . _ _ This, and two following days, the Horfe Coist4 (Blues) march from Canterbury ; fix troops auto Windor, one to Staines, and one to Egham. _ The brigade of Guards, on the breakiug up of au encampment on Barham Downs, is, we underftand, to proceed to Deal, and to be quartered there during the winter. On Tuefday and Wednefday, the soth regiment of Light Dragoons entered the Barracks at Ipftrieb,, from Colcheiter. This day the North Rvfton Volunteers will leave Bacon, where they have been on permanent duty foe a fortni2,ht. The :loam Volunteer Infantry will alto leave Spalding at the fame time. The Grantham Volunteer Infantry have pollned their march into Lincoln, in ccrnfequenee of the Hi nds of Major Lac e F The Wellmor.and regiment of militia, commanded by Colonel lanwr u sit, are under orders for Hull. where they are eipetted to arrive about the latter end of the mouth. The isth, 9oth, and 95th regiment+. at prefent in Ireland, are ordered to the Wet Indies. Major General Mace E/I 7 I . who has been:Rationed at Hull for Dome time. left that place on Monday la! for York. lie is fucceeded by Major General Mon. "SOP. Friday was von, in Charlton Field, M Worcef terthire, for a cnnfidetable filar, a match between Mr. J. Hun rte's famous greyhound Soldier, and Mr. DINGUIT'S geld—after time very good coerces, and a leath of harts being kilkJ, it Was decided greatly in favour of Sidd;er. There is now living at Bramhope, near Otler,-a fa' mer, of the name of Stephen Sharp, late of Beck. with -Shaw, neat Kmaretbro', who has arrived aethe extraordinary age of sew hormired and fix port. An altercation having eaten at Donealler, between the butchers and &inners, an oppolitiontook place on eaturday at the shamble•, by the introduition of a butcher from Sheffield, who fold wawa at Id. per pound. The populace, exulting is this ra4ftiun. pTntetted the new vender, and a cannibal amongit them, t.' tellify his joy, eat Cenral pounds of beef 1 (leaks raw I Another fimilar :nimal lately annufed, the inh abi• ants by eating, in the fame market, a whole raw thoohier of mutton ! On Wednefday night, about eight o'cl.aelc, at a rant oIJ watchman (whole Il ttino 's at the door of hieffrs. Pinchbeck and Uavi , , in Fenchu•ch ftreet,) was going his rcurds, he picked up a bag, con•ainirg 19501. in bank notes •snd pal. in cafh. Much to the ere, t of the pole old creature. who is now fei enty years of age, he inflanrly enr:rn m , cated the ci•cnm- Ranee to tevcral iohrhit.nts ..111. • ttrce!, ad. aired rot to Jo In by mow !•;s teilow.wAtchmen, and be has paid the amount into the hansis of a re futable Banker, tiv);eft t•• the chur' : any perfon %lin can defctibt the c.'nter.t•• li. •old fuel: perfon prove to be the owner. What ter d:rs eircum (lance the more .ingosar i., that ❑n notice has been • t..ken .4 fuels a lols by aJvertiia•oent. The finder's . name is Rozier. The Intl .404 int% at the Rreet have t taken the man under their protakit.a, to defend hint t aping the attacks of rogues. ARRIVED. At Liverpool, the Sarah, Sellers, from Jarriaies ; and the Mary, White, from MafTaehuirem At Whitby, Three Sifters, Smith, from Peteriburgh. At TLignmouth, Brothers, Dorsky, from St. Andero. At Guernfcy, Mary, Rolf, from Virginia. At lielvoet. Sampfrin, Atkins ; Ann, Larthrop ; and the Three Brother,. --, from Colton. At Virginia, Maria, Hatton,from Beim:ems. At Smyrna, Woodland Cattle, Lorin ; and the Jupiter, .--, from London. ------- A convoy from Cork for the Weft Indies, is ap pointed to fail from Cork on the ill of December ' next, fbould a fufficient number of (hips be colleaed ' at Cork againft that period. The fleet that failed from Jamaica the 26th of July, for Great Britain, under convoy of the ELIPHAST, URANts, and INCONSTANT, cont . :fled of 84 fail. as follows :—For London 43, Liverpool, t t, Brittol Whitehaven 7, Dublin 1, Greenock S, Leith 3, and Newcaftle 2. Two of the London (hips have been taken, one of them retaken ; three yet miffing. One Liverpool fhip loR; the Dublin (hip 101 l : cue Glafgow (hip Jolt ; and one Baal fh;p Six of the unfortunate failors belonr , irg to the Princefs of Wales, have artircil in an r pen boat at a place called Gwydr, in the catifh rt Vanhairn, in the county of Caernarvon. There were twenty fix hands on board at the time of the wreck, of whom the abovententionei fix :Ire all whohave heen lived (excepting the two men taken tip by an American vetfel, as we have Rated.) The Captain is one of the fix alto have atrived in the boat. They have fut fered greatly from fatigue and hunger, having been three nights and three days at fea, during an incel• rant form, and having nothing to fuldift sin hut the blood of a fhsep, which happened to he, with a vat, in the launch at thy time the fhip was loft, and which they ll.i.ight,te.l for the exprefs purpofe of yienching the., tiiii 1 w;; h its blond. The country people be• hared to theta with Fre It humanity. f , i • T 1 1 1 3- 6 0 , t Is t a ■ t ,4 DR 11- ed 11. ad Dm- Icre and aro erlf 'he