Star. — London, England, 1804-12-18 00:00:00

OUR KINTRY! OR, A GRAVE O T! ♦ PATRIOTIC sown. To the Tune of" Whiftle o'er the lave cit." IT JOIT MATN., •OTYOI Of TI? MUM of" oLascow." Bon i rA vrg, o'er the feu, Threaten. you, and threatens me ; But," Save-handed" OW we be, Well whittle o'er the lave et. Yet him come, or let him fend, Back again he'll never bend ; Our inand is his Journey's aut..- He'll only get hit grave o't And for the fiend•hie lona o' P.rtfe, Whed (lain the foil that pied us By a' that's dear to man and wife, An inch they'll never have o't Well light like men wha dare be free; We'll make them fa', or gar them flee ; And, when we've drown'd them i' the fee, We'll whittle o'er the lan et ! in bit King and Kintry's csufc, DIA is be wha nobly fit ! Loud FA Ilt records him in her his, And GLORY tells the brave o't ! Sound, found your pipes, your ehausiters blew! To arm►, to arra ! balsa, husaa! Our King, our Liberty. and Law ! Our Kintry, sr a grave o't ! SMITHFIELD CATTLE MEW. Yefferdey being the principal Market-day, previ tautly to Chanties, Mr. Woorron's yard, in Smith field, was thronged with company, for feveral hours, to a degree which deterred many perfons from at tempting to get in to view the cattle. Among the crowd, it was with difficulty that we diftinguithed Prince Etterhazy, his Grace the Duke of Bedford, Lord So inerville, Lord Sackville, Lord William Raki, Sir Thomas Carr, Thomas Anion, Efq. Robert Byng, Efq. J. P. Paul, E(q. Charles Gordon Grey, Efq. Money Hill, Efq. illua Nort•ey, Moiety, ETq. Henry Holland, Efq. Neal Makohn, Efq. MeEn. Weßear. Perry. Buckley, Crooke, Plea, Iseult, Par- Rinke. litatglgr.• Parr. Reynolds , Jennings, Grace, Tay, Why bra Hodfoti, Knowles. Ostrare, Esrey, Winn, College, Jr.llico, J. Garner. S. Davis, Oakley. King. Tooke, W. Smith. J. Smith, Payne, J. Bovilt, B. Swill, Captain Perry, Berge, Wilßunion, NOW, Etc kt. Sir WILLIAM Coax's' , Bailiff, Mr. Wm react, was pellet, and explained the teeming myllery repell ing the two black heifers which had fo much puzzled the breeders on the preceding days, by flaring that they were by a Suffolk, inflead of a Devon Bull, as he had flared by miffake ; the two yearlings thewn yellerday were by a Devon Bull, out of the fame (mall Indian Cow, which has been fifteen years in Sir Wr no AAt Coe r ts's pnffeffion. A-very large and tall Hereford Oi of Mi. Wasircares, which had been brought In fence Saturday, was much admired. Mr. Roetrisow thewed the carcafes of tt three Lin. colnfhire (limp, w hich had been exhibit h ed on Friday and Saturday. Yefterday the Gentlemen of the Smithfield Club, after infpeaing the Cattle, held a merling at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, when Mr. Ryas s, Mr. 17/tunas, and feveral other breeders and gratitrs were admitted Members, and the fame prizes, as in the prefent thew, were determined on for next year, except Oafs V. and it was refolved that the rules and regulations of the Society be printed and diftri buted to the Members of the Woburn Sheep Shear- ing in June next. About five o'clock more than isib Gentlemen fat down to an excellent dinner, at the Crown and An. chor, kis Grace the D Viuke of BEDFO fident .RD in the f b a ns —Mows , / Haw., Efq.Vice Pre As e cloth was withdrawn, " The King," was drank ; th after which, his Grace gave " Profperity to the Smithfield Society," " Good Grazing," " The Plough," " The Fleece," " Breeding in all its branches." His Grace of BEDTORD then addrefP , l the com pany, calling their attention to the Oziginal objects of this Society, which v:tre, to excite the irdullry of the feeders and graziers, for improving the bre ed; es of Cattle, and increcfing the fupply of the mar that, happily, the idle prejudices which had exifted, refpciling the objeas and views of this Society, Lad difappeared ; and, it could not be doubted, but the public mall applaud the exertions which had produced wch cattle as had been this year exhibited, and which were in January left in the Straw Vat& or in use is the Dairy or the Plough I walleful or long feeding could ant poffibly here be diked. Hi. Grace then proreealed to read the adjuoication the Prizes by Melt's. PUTS!, HILL, B3SWOR TH. MILLER, and Bousartsen, the five Judges who had examined the Cattle : To Mr. John Wetter, the Sr* prize in elafs sy guina* , , for his Hereford ex, k r (even at a old, fed on nit cake. To the Duke 05 B edford. the Leonel pealtr. rise in dab I. vs guine as for his D evo n or. 6 yr7rs old. fed co oft To thr ru!.., of Bed d, tte firft prixa in dal. IL is pipes. for his Glleaut can and hooch Ox, 6y. ars uhl, f,d on grata, haw and turnips. To Mr. Wcew, the keood rise in Oafs IL t guineas for his He•eford 01,6 year• old, fed on refs, bay, and turnips. To Mr. Kirg, the lost pine in CUR 111. s guineas. far lab fithiand Scots Oz, 4 rars old, fed ao grab, hay, :net turnip. To the Duke of Bedford, the fecond prise In Clafs so pi !b for Isis Scots Ox, peas old. fed on grafi, hay, and turnip. To the Doke of Redford, the &ft prise in Clafs IV. Is c pine"ca lves, far his Kent Cow. 8 years old. and which bad berm Gv fod on ail cake, tonsips, and guinea hay. To M. Pickfor d, the (mend prise in Oafs IV. ten s, for his Rant horned Caw, years old, and having his ca lves fed oa gofs,hay„ and turnips. His Grace then proceeded to Oafs V. and Wert. th a t it appeared by the Certificates, that Mr. What's North Wales Bullock, weighing Arty finite in Am 0, and t to in December, had gained sa Oone; that the Duke cl lieLll-rd's Ox, wcighin; tds (lone in Apt il, and zsr in D,i emba, bad gained 7o (lone; that Mr. Wrilcar'i licri.fard Os, weighing I $9 none in May. and z4a Aunt ;lb. in December, bad gair 5:1 59 non and by which it woul appear that 1 1 1 4 . Gilbert was emitird to the prize ;butt ba d , n i tib o t x a h v e . C g arifen on the weight of Mr. Gleft Committee had written to him, and on his . at er would depend .the final adjudica t io n of this prthc• u •vong the mentione d: re rnore To rne R ow." ivanas Inlckct. for din,. now Ate , nod in the wealth M If -1. sea sr. to •dhow7:l),tworr"o:Sre't.ten,bee ! I . tv i n f .. l6. l .l . n. ,. .t , l4 : t ;g i ninrc roan n ogre{ g r.d. awl ^la n rootat, ,, en,ovvd. nf vloantli o' May, into , a hJal cantata g re. ce wer r . • _ r .4.4 Iwo saw o p.tutt u t th.tubtr, 4 40. , I oc IL.of Igor, Once ',bleb time,they htve been upon natural grafs, w:th t amps for the laft month poly : for that, the priz e of tea guineas in Clais V I. was adjudged. Po Mr. John Weitcer, for three new Leicelter Wetter., two years old, fed on graft, the prize of ten guineas, iu Clefs VII. _ _ When (peaking of Clafs VIII. his Grace obferv ed, that he had never held it wrong to accept a pre mium where no competitor appeared. and, as no one but himfelf had fent in South Down wethers of one year old, highly as he felt himfelf flattered by the approbation the judges htd bellowed on the yearling wethers from his Moulden Farm, he fliould let this premium revert to the funds of the fociety., Proceeding to CIA IX. his Grace Hated, that the judges had aftgned to the Duke of BEDFORD ten gui teas for his three South Down (beep, two years old, fed on grafs, hay, and turnips. His Grace then hated, that no material gond having refulted from the prize offered in the V. Clafs, it would be &I-con tinued in future ; all the others would be continued for the year enfuing. His Grace apologifed for again (lacing, that the views of this fociety were, as they ought to be, directed to no other end than the encou- 1 ragement of the bell breed of cattle, and to lay the information they could acquire on Otis effential fob jtet freely before the public ; he concluded by giving as a matt : hicreafot fuccefs to the efforts of the Smithfield Society." Lord SOMERRILLI END rote and propofed the health of "The Duke• of BEDFOID," which was drank with three times three, and the loodefl applaufe. His Grace thanl:cd the company in a neat and fhort fpeech, and propofed "The Memory of Mr. BAXEWELL." _ - . Sir THOMAS Cite propnfed a bet for (hewing fome twin heifers which he had got ; and fhnrtly after, Mr. MONEY HILL propnfed a bet of too guineas, which was accepted by Sir THOMAS CARS, for (hew ing five South Down fheep, fed on graft, hay, and turnips, at I.ord SOMERV I LL6'3 next thew. The walls proceeded with—" Small in fize and great in value ;" " Mr. Coke of Norfolk ;" " Lord Winchelfea ;" " the Union of Hulbandry and Com merce ;" " Lord Egremont ;" " Sir Charles M yers ;" 't Mr. Pacey ;" tt Emulation and Competi tion among Breeders and Graziers;" " Mr. Over man of Burnham ;" " Lord Somerville, with three times three." His Grace remarked, that the prefect Shew had been honoured by the pretence of fome foreigners of diffindion, whom the Emperor of Ruffia in his en lightened policy, had fent over to this country to purchafe fo'ree of the belt breed of animals in this country, and concluded by propofing the health of " His Imperial Majelty the Emperor of Ruffia." Sir Jofeph Banks's health was drank with much applaufe. Room will not permit us to mention more of the interefting proceedings of this Meeting, or to mention particularly the many noble and welt known perfons who were prefent. Ye Ilerday morning, at (even o'clock, fire additional waggons, loaded with dollars from the Spanith fri gates at Plymouth, arrived at the Bank. They left Exeter lag Saturday week, and were attended by a Captain's guard of the Pi ince of Wales's Light Dra goons. The wazgOrts appeared to be drawn by eight of the hrgeti fpeciea of draught honks. Sroartwu.—Mr. Bases bay mare, by Primp/ia, carrying Bd. 71b. is matched againft Mr. Jots ss's black penny, cart ying a feather, over B.C. at New market, fur toogs. on Thurfday, the ayth inftant. The lad who is to ride the poney, is a fon of Jost* Day, training groom, at Stockbridge ' is in his 14th year, and weighs no more th an 421 b. he is (trait and well proportioned. Yefierday a foot-race was run on the Edgeware Road for a purfe, between John Ward, of pogiliftic nOtoriety, and -- Handy, shoemaker, at Padding ton. The ground fixed on for the race was from . Pine Apple-place to Hill Houfc, which was run over by Ward in kfs than two minutes, having beaten his antagonifi by fix yard... Yellei day, at Marlborou- greet Police Office, a publican in the parifh of Sr. 'George Hanoveaquare, was fired tor. and colts, for (offering watchmen to tipple in his bottle after the letting of the watch. On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, a wo man decently drctied, palling through Spring Gar. dens, WAS fuddenly taken ill, and Was obliged to flop on the Reps of a Gentleman's door, where the was in a Chart time after deli-feted, without any Alliance, of a fine female child. A Lady in the neighbour h:od ordo rd the woman to be taken in a fedan chair t.' St. Matti:Os workhopfe—the child wrapped in S a ncti, and taken by her fervant with its mother, and every care taken ut them buth at her own ex. pence. It is a r emarkable feet, that an inhabitant of V. olv irh who was respelled by fome of his neigh bours to buy a few Shares of 'rickets in the IA Lot. tery. *finally puschafed a Share of the acsoool. and a Share of sopool• Prizes fold at SWIFT'S Office, in die Poultry. That young Rofries awaits, and pally fo, an irn. menle throng to each of his performances, is mani fell to the whole town, and that the proprietors of the theatres find they have drawn in him a moil ca pital priae, is no lefs evident. The time. however, is rapidly approaching, when crowds will Aerobic at other fcenes than thole of Drury-Lane and Covent Garden. The ntaincrous capital Prizes, which the enfuing Great LOTTIST prefents, will attraet many a throng to the various Temples of Dame Fortune left she might difpule, as was notorioufly the cafe in the laft Lottery, of all her more valuable numbers before the Drawiu e ; commenced. Sir Jona Him., M. D. F. R. S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, Ending the inhabitants of this country at this feafon of the year. particularly afCted with Coughs, Colds, of concen and Mb matic Complaints, found out a method trating that valuable Extraa of Flowers, called Ho ney, and bringing into fmall compafi a very large portion of its excellent virtues, Sir John Hill's Bal. fam of Honey is therefore recommended as the molt f a : c , innocent, and Ordinal remedy for Coti,llts, Colds, and A filtmas. Children and the molt deli rate may tike it w.Ci the greatell lafety. It is to be had t f Mems Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, Si. Patil's ClturchlatJ, who lase purcha f:d of the Hon. l.ady I liat.•• executer all tlt.c property in Sir lona list c 's Medicines, price ys. is their names are not en t 1 ,1: :law! , it is a ••••• NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind N.N.W. dill. DM o I Hamb urea 0 1 FALMOUTH, Drc.. 15.- 7 Arrived the American fchooner Fair American, Captain Hats, from. Ly mington, for Bolton ; the Swain' fhip Eleanor, OPBERY, from Padfto*,for the Mediterranean, with HI, having carried away her fails ; and the Ameri can fhip General Martha% CoLt.aY, from Rater. dam, for Virginia. Sailed this day the following packets, with mails, viz. the Diana, Sr. Auxin, ; and Ptir.ce of Wales, TODD, with mails of the 27th ult. and 4th and t tth inft. for Lifbon ; Leicefter, Bans., for New York and Halifax ; Adolphus.BOUL• ORISON, for Jamaica, with ditto of the tit inftant ; alto his Majefty's fbip EUILTDICF, of 24 guns, with about thirty fail, for Lithon, Oporto, and the Me direttanean ; a fleet of coaners, for the Downs ; the Danilh ;hip Dorpthea t Houott.7pr Naples ; and American &fp Aberdeen, MoLOAM, for Cape de Verd. Came up-•from quarantine the Chefterfield packet, with mails from Jamaica. —Wind PLYMOUTH, Dec. ,6.—The Lords of the Admi ralty have appointed Capt. ROTHARHAM to the com mand of the Dalai:mot:tont, of 98 guns, Vice- Admiral Cosstanwoon, lying in Cawfand Bay. —Sailed for the Eaftward, the MORRISTOWN, 14 guns, with convoy; the SP•RTIATE, of 84 guns, Capt. Sir F. LA FORIE, Bart. now in Hatanaze, fitting for her Ration off Ferrol, is to take on board twelve months provifions and ft . ores for that place, and from thence up the Straits. PORTSMOUTH, Dac. 17.—Arrived the ORPHIUS frigate, AUROR• armed (hip, Swtrr and HICTOR (loops of war, with a large fleet of outward-bound vefels, under convoy, from the Downs.—Sailed the Mama (loop of war, on a cruize. The Venus of London, bound to the Coati of Africa, upfet this 1 morning (even leagues to the eaftward of the IRe of Wight, three men were drowned, the remainder were faved by the Rebecca, CASs, of St.Helens. Wind N.E. Orders came down to-day to make prizes of all (hips bearing the Spanilb flag; in confequence of which, the MULLIN (loop, Captain BRENTON, failed with difpatchei for our cruizers on the coati of France. SHININESS, DEC. 17.—Arrived his Majefly's (hip GLATTON, Captain COLNETT, from the Downs. The Espial& bag, Captain Elastomers, has gone out of harbour, and will Tail in a day or two. The Mous (loop, Captain KITTOB, is ready for fea ; it is fup poled the will fail for Ireland the latter end of the week. The BLOODHOUND gun veffel, Lieutenant Ri c H aantoss, hit arrived, and gone into harbout. Two foreign vac's have juft come in, but we have not yet been able to learn their names, &c. DIAL, Drc• PISIMORTALITE frigate, with feveral gun brigs, &c. for the French coati. Re main in the Downs a large fleet of (hips of war. This morning, in a hard gale of wind, with fnow and hail, the (loop Near, of Leith, STEWART MARTIN, laft from Yarmouth, with fifh, for the Mediterranean, ran on (bore on the North Sand Head, and was over fet : the matter and crew, confifting of four men and a boy, took to their boat, and landed at this place, by the aflillance of the boatmen. Wind N. E. blows hard with (now. LYDD I.s.—Yefterday arrived in the N efs Roads, the FAVOURITE floor), Capt. FOOTE, with La Ray sacirtrra French privateer, which (he captured off Beachy Head, after a chafe of feveral hours : the privateer had been out two days, and had taken a collier, which the above :loop retook : remain in the roads the Tic u s ry, Captain ARGLES, with feveral fmaller veffels. DOVER, Drc. t7.--I vefterilay informed you of the capture of tic Cruizer logger privateer by the FAvouarra (loop of war, Capt. Foote : one of the crew of the privateer informs me, there are two others of the fame kind, one the fame fire as this, and another bigger. :the had taken live veffels (ince Gee was firft fitted out, and is a very handfomc rel ic'. The crew report, that there are upwards of 7ceo gun-veffels, tranfports, &c. at Boulogne, Ca lais, Dunkirk, and Oftend ; but I think this account mutt be exaggerated. The fay all the houfes with out the gates at Calais. on the Quay, under the Cour de Gain Wall, are converted into gua-d-hrtifes, and every means adopted to ftrengthen both Boulogne and Calais from a fuddeo attack. On Satur day arrived the Montezuma, American [hip. from Anaßerdam, bound to Beaton, with iron and mill (tones; by this (hip we learn that the French to tally &regard the late decree of the Dutch, Tapia in g gthcir commerci veal affairs, and have fent a body of French troops or to the Texel, to enforce their or deft, and (hew the world how much attention they pay to the laws of their allies. No perfon is permit. ted to travel in Holland without a French paeport, as well as a Dutch one, and the greitell exa&inns and arrogance are praiffifed daily by the French Officers, with itnpimity ; the incation was but little talked of, nothing but the coronation feemed to engrufs their attention. FROM LLOYD's LIST. The Robert and Sarah, }sirloin, of }tartlet, is wrecked on 1 Doornfnefs. Ihe Catharine Ildsrearetta, Backer, is wrecked neat Birch Wand, and full of water. The Johannes. Sehawber, from Drontheim to Amflerdam, is aground In the Schuir..iat, near the lisklat but it is eapeded will be got Thr Dorothca Carnitr. from Konloyfberg to Anilecrp. with pot-Alb, was irain:c.l on the 1:41 ult. on the 111g1.1 of 5c:.,.11W-n: the crew faired with gr.at difficulty. The &cp, it i• be loft, Out a gnat part of the cargo will be favrd. Joie Wit, from Etntiden to Amtlerdam, h•, hem tun down in the Kril van Marken ; Crhi ..mleargo b a,hot cr. f .v.d. The Maria, Jrhanfer, f: ••m s. Th. • b• in • tiroutAht Into Tvrfebelling. , 1.1 o s , atU aorkuiu Reef, and le I ..•%1 Waterford ♦lt. 001. 0 1 • The Anti, William ; and the Mrlitta &dear to the Weft Indies, are capturrd and en . vied int o :OM Ihe Progrefs, Donlon, from Per Omni t for tAVAGI'. was on More at SJltholm , is got off, and arrived at inap,vt t i t' aft intl. to repair. The Dedalus, from Hall for Koninglhurgis, is ftnaticd r tatter port. The Vrow Margaretta. Gras, from London for Embee . t, ftrande‘ near Norden. Part of the cargolleftr ok The Stanger, Orton, from London far she , Is on ear,: au • Swlewßoetwats. .. • The Catharine, Minfoo. f not Dantrie, foundered on the 23J ult. off Bornholm. Cr,. f AL s • The Elizabetb .' GlalS, Gm Abeniceti, was totally loft OD MC me!'cia Bar, on the lath alt. .Crew raved. G AAAAAA ND Mee. l al by the Babette, Broken, (nen Sorbian; Union , Broint, wends ; J.-Butted+. Whitallavv•- from Limerick ; Maxwell, 0 ie i Ind tLc Progrefs, Dwfotr. from Pen:More+ ; Amu, Sophia, =.., _front Standen; lA., ly Smith. from Stettin; Maras, Forflq; Hazard. H lore; I.IIJ I Warren; Haley, Caws • Unity. Graham r 'vedette. Taller : andiha Enrol' hi Raffle, Mte-ilf; from It:Antis •Salled th - Warittray. ones, foe Jamaica; Dun . abeon, ..-- ; and the M a • tie and Eliaabeth, lifelsnd, for ri oink.. ARRIVED. In Standgate Creek, tit_ tit:Mang, —, frnm Valehela-Lt Cowes, Nevins, Sider, from Penang ; and Mirky. Boyd, fro, America—At Poole, 13;11bang, Muiler.•frorn Newfoundland— ti Waterford. Friembh---.front Newfounaan.d ; ar.l North Star. --, from Berbadors—At Cork, Nsirott —, from Demerara. with damage.wAt Galway, Profpea, Stormer, Intro Otterto—A , Liverpool, Brilliant; tilblii, from Orono; Critarine, Krarf.v. from New Brunfwick; Stephen, Briff,t, fn rn Tomas: Hannah. Nauthin, from Charleston; Trio, ream, from Nair Orleans; Little George, ---7- frornAvebee; Clarlatoo. HIII, from New York; Join and Al ice, hang ; - sod Prt.'perity. --- front Phila. delphia--At Clyde. Fime, Reid, front Trinidad--At T.:giria, Alderney, Williams, from Osernrey—At Bohan, Eagteton, Ito milton, from Clyde—At Quebec. iris, Smith, from Lynn ; and Oran, lien, from London—At Smynia. Heroine, .--.... from London..-At Bannolen, Wilmer Caftic, London, and Biker for China. Tlii following is an extraa of a letter from an Of. fiver er on board his Majeßy's 114 risoattri, dated vtf Cape St. Vincent, Nov. aS : .6 We cannot defame a better Ration : we heard of hollilities with Spain nn the tsth of Oftober, and on that very day we cap tured tW43 fhips. Lord NltiallOtr received from us the first intelligence of the rapture. We haYe already taken twelve (hips, and ente , 6in hopes of as manymore. Yellerday we fell in with the Dow et AL. Capt. Sir R. SeaacHaw, who has taken a large Spanith. frigate, after a chace of 46 hours, and is minutes adtton, in which the Spanifh Captain was killed ; tic prize was from Cadiz, with difpaiches for Tenerife, and the Havannah, laden with Rotes. The Dust eat, has alfo captured another Spanifh fhip, fuppofed the richeß that ever failed front Cadiz : her carp is reported worth zoo,cool. " Nov. 29. --We have this day taken a large (tip from the River de la Plata. " Dec. 3.—Since writing the above, we have cap tured the following (hips : Norte* Signora del ftofario. value - 4t0,n00 11 Fortuna • - 3 PO3 San Joreph - - - - ilnooo l.a Virgil& Affuropto - 6,0c0 Apollo - . 115,c00 Signora del Parificatione - - eopoo Fay/tett - - - - a ,2CO Gullavos Adolphus - • - z ,000 A Settee - - - WO A Ship, with naval from - - ace= The following is an extra& of al:tier received yef terday morning : . " Northumberland, off Ferrol, December 7. " Our fquadron confine, kerr, of nine fail of the line. Admiral Coc steal is to he foperfecied in this command, of which he is in daily espeetation, being appointed Commander in Chief an the Weft India (Windward) Ration. Orders were received by the ILLVITIIIOug, not to detain any Spani.h veffel. The Spaniards are in much es pedation of a war, yet they continue to fupply our fquadron us utual with ftelh meat and vegetables. GALLANT ACTION. By the Diana merchant Ildp, which arrived at Pnwrowank on Friday tall from Barbadoes, whence lie failed on the fah ult. we learn that a gallant idiot' had lately been fought in the Welt In dies, ' between three Weft Indiannei, and q large French privateer. In this affair, the Britifla icemen manifeffed their urea, intrepidi ty, and proved, that Whether fighting on board a nitrchint tdp, or man of war, they never fail to give added glory to their movie and country. The French privateer fought moil obtlinaudy, as will appear in the fequel. . The Cero,, Captain BaCkfield. of 3;a tons, IS gansond 36 men ; and the Penelope, Captain Rohinfon, of :as tons, 16 eons, P , .4 as men, both belonging to AlL:arum knew:oh, ranksandal at Cork, tome time in September Sail, with the hotecttas of fail tagalong with the Welt India Beet, under convoy of the Princes Charlotte frigate, but, to their mortlf,e.diast, they Wand that the Sect bad quitted that port on ha voyage a day or two twfore. There' treffels met at Cork the Thetis. Copt tin Mangey. or Ihnealter, which, like then:hives, had been difappoicted of astereq. The , Thetis is • (hip of ago tons booties'. sod canied Di g-priondises and 30 men; they agreed to maitre their voyage in ensw• any tqpe• trier. Nothing material occurred on their v.:Tn.•., t1:1 they arrival within a day's fah of Barbadoes, when they p. revived a: a Eiftattee, a Brame ,effel bearing towards` hem; 5Mm Vl:a 0.1 the 7:h of Noe. iha headosolt Chip concluding wa. an atm y. Clci.aned kit, to flitter her companicns to crone up, t:.at t!.. 7 ~.i...t : 1 i•-e tk• nitelves in au advantageous fituation for &Ciao. lir. the odic: nen 'my than they perceived her to be a large privateer, and that the era. tbter mined on attacking them. The Ceres bore dawn to rex her. and received tits broadlide, the privateer loins welt maimed. a ..1 with (spat franca, the was roan in a ratuat.,,t t.. p.n.! iota :s.r a re ennd broadfide ; when the Captain of the T1k...t3 0,1, I ,i , .1. • light MIN, perccivieg the Snake of ids compani-m. ten it:, C.•-• v 1:il great gallantry hetween the privateer ar.4 ti e C•vr... eica re. • i awl the whole ot her broadiade. The Per:clop, t ow I.,:cni in toe ac tion, and the battle became desperate. The 1 .ereasorm,o gor their guns to bear ttp,u the earl ;, aid woe a.r... cui.vlt.,..d of the great Malin -Son their Ere male upon him, t•-; t T spisearourcs it 47:rigging. fcc. The privateer Attain beef ''( 1., roughly batmed, a; ia‘gtts tacked about, and made .11 the f..:1 Re could to get away from our g ained they, however, with% e nemy•ev up the advant-:74 they bad ained, gave &ace, and the e hong tams hat clip pled, they loon came up with him, when the atria wee town , . ti, and a running fight was kept up for tome time. during wide, the three merchantmen fo peppered the privateer, that her lore.malt. tuiren-maft, lid bowfptit, were all carried away. ant t 'err w... every rake to foppok great (laughter had been made :In. a.; r` r crew. Our fhips alio futtaintel fume damage, t., - •• . When the privateer found the cohld no lont,,r na.ke any vs • •s. r : lay-to, and in that foliation hill prepared to defend hard, : t...t toe oserchantnies being convinced or the impradtkability of •akiri, pat Mon of the mom (admitting that he &sold ftrike), from td., great hiperiotity of numbers, proceeded to accioupttat ib: remain der cf their voyage. The value of the 'edits and their cargoes Is alienated at near teo,octl. •1 he following day the three merchantmen reached Barbadors. and immediately communo:.ded to Governor hLtweil an account of the adilos. The Governor fold be had go.wi falniall to know that their opponent had done more Wielder ii, th it part of the world than any other of the (sow defolption h..; ,err .I..nc lvfeve. The privateer is called the Buonaparte, hie cam,. twang) melee &aid eighteen-posodcrs, and a so men. About five days rffvkal% to the above time. the Governor no, that the Sooner .rte bad taken a vell.l tul. : i,o the following day falling In with an Ai-, ri... dew. ftqufned the Captain to a, qtitint t..- (' '. 0. raa si l.`. • ~... of lag ',ad. anti to ento•cy a ch.. 11.0•.•.. t • fitit to ha! tut MY nonp of war, and that it would to.n. 16 1.1... r 6 COIN .11 V it. la-• dip. The Govers.or inilaaly ...di .r.o.d iltt. 1ugh.....".• 1r •• Ire flip of war (formerly la Bra me I raw h I , Y...tett). In rior•ft .4 to Buoaaparte; this wadi be the frennd morn a the lialt.Joeu liner her capture by the English. In her former one the had salmi L., w 1.11 the privateer th •t eapinred the Lilly 1)....p ci war i tar veil, I t h e g ie tech,,, repented, al , ,r a (man eaten, sod carr:ed I .t situ tic Wand. wh-te t 3' in the tat I . I till. 4 ,1 .5 t .1, ,ou^d V. Hutu. h. talc 411