Star. — London, England, 1804-11-06 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. DUBLIN, OCTOIIIt 14 As none of the Readers of your refpedable Print can be infenfible to the deCent caution with which you receive information, as well as the impartiality with which you detail events, I am confident you will lend your afiGilance to correct a very injurious znifreprefentation of the Rate of this country, which lately appeared in fume of the London Papers. In Os* form of a Letter from Dublin, it was flared that a formidable confpiracy was again difcovered, and 30h000 rebels organized in the neighbourhood of Carlow and Leighlin-bridge; that Government was in pollefGon of die fads, and prepared to defeat the attempts of inforredion. That Government is pre pared to meet and crufh infurredion I have no doubt, but I equally believe that in this intlance its know ledge and its adinn were falfely anticipated. The Editor of the London Print, in which the article firlf appeared, very properly doubted the veracity of his Correfpondent, but lie would have ailed properly bad he utterly excluded from his paper a communi cation of fuel a nature; and which, I fuppofe, was anonimous. Ido afore you, Sir. that notwithiand ink fame perfons were fince taken up hi the neigh bourhood of CadoW and Leighlin-bridge, there is good reafon to believe the exiftence of the confpiracy a mere fabrication. and that the perform In cuflody will be found blamelrfs. It is deeply to be lamented that knavery and falfchnod fhould have the remoteß power to interrupt the happy and rapid pregreh of the frills mind in its return to mutual confidence, loyalty, and peace'. &fides the *rang done to the individual, much is fuffered by the country. Inter. sal and external alarm is excited ; our commercial credit is injured ; and our foreign enemies are en couraged to affail a part of the Empire thus defcrib eel to be fo vulnerable. I expect the ST*l will ren der us juflice, and counteract the influences of still AA Catholic Meeting was held In this City on Sa turday lag, Earl FINGAL!. in the Chair. It was but poorly attended ; fur, in truth, it is only the ariflo crazy of the fed that are ar xious about the conititu thingl feathers that yet remain to deck their body.— They are to have anothkr meeting on Saturday next, and I fuppofe their interefls will be difcaffed in Par; liament this coming Scfflon. I with them, for my part, to have all that remains to be given them, and therefore I with they may place themfelves in good Parliament hands, and not leek their Object through the of llance of faElious, agita'ing demagogues.— They fhould cultivate, on this occafion, the Kiwc's friends, for they have experienced largely of the Zinc's favour." Arrived Etfe from Calcutta, in Bruton-Brett, in perfeft health, on Saturday tall, Lady Rusin., with her two children. Extra& of a letter from Malta, dated September t 9. Mr. Local, who was Minilttr at Naples, and who came out here a few months ago on his way to Egypt, where he was appointed Conful-General, and alio in the Mediterranean, died on the ttthof the month, as well as one of his fervants ; and the other is now dangeroufly ill in quarantine, where all of them were landed from his Majelty's fhip Alston, from Smyrna. It is fuppored that his death pro ceeded from a bad fever. which was occafioned by cxceffive fatigue in vifiting the plains of Troy ; the fever had entirely left diem when they were landed, but they had fuch a debility left on them, they never recovered, and Mr. Loco. died without {peaking a -word after he was landed, which was about ten days. Mr. Errs, who was the friend and medical atten dant to Mr. Locos, is now performing quarantine. The garrifon and inhabitants continue healthy." - - The murderer of Mr. Sract.e,on Hounflow Heath. about two years fince, has at length been dircovered ; he proves to be a Cottager, at Oatlands, near Chert fey, in whole hook ( . upon an alarm of fire, a pair of boots Rained with blood were found, and Mr. STICLeS name written within them. The man was abfent when the fire happened, but on his return he anxioufly enquired for the boots, and fwore he would cut his wife's throat if fhe did not inßantly tell Dim where they were. He has been delivered over to the hands of juilice. After all the pains and care taken by the htagif trates, the netarious praCtice of throwinr firtibs and crackers in the flreets was as prevalent fait night as ever. A numbcr of accidents occurred :--among others, two boys, who belonged to the parifh lchool of St. Andrew's, Holborn, having gotten together a quantity of gunpowder, and being at play with it dole together, it caught fire, exploded, and literally ►lew both their eyes out, and much lacerated their faces. They were both font in this dreadful Rate to St. Bartholomew's Hof - pita'. Another boy was molt ferioufly burnt in Blackmore.fireet, Clare Market ; and a fourth, in Ruffen-court, had his eyes, face, and the fide of his head, dreadfully burnt. Ye:ln-Jay morning a ferinus affray took place in Blue Anchor yard, Whitechapcl, in confequence of the pardh officers going to the place with a fficll, to take aw 4 f the body of a woman.whieb grew offenfive by being kept too long. The inhabitants of the place would not (offer the cnrpfe to be buried in the poor'. burial ground, withing it to be interred more decently, as her hull , and had made a collation iunemgft them to the amount oft 21. for that purpofe, with which he had abfeondcd. The tutu , lt I mreafing, the Police o:licers were tent for, who, with much difficulty, relieved order, and the delund was carried to the workhoufe for interment. A fingul.tr occurrence happened WI week at Hay's livery-flahle., Whitecliapel. A poor aged man, who has long been noticed about that neigh bourhood as an idiot. had been permitted from mo tives of charity to fleep in the hay loft, where he made himielf a rude besitlead of boards, and adorned the head of it with old ballads and prints. At his death, which took place lan Tuerdsy, among the or naments of his loco I elsw n, a 201. ma c was direr). irered between the Children in the \Vood and Rod ney's Engagement. It was patted on another piece of paper tired by paper-hangers, and being caretully cut out, proved a good note. Various arc the con jectures how the deceafed, who appeared to c sill in fa much penur y. could pia.; fuck a fum. It is. how ever. generally believed, he found it, and igriorart of the ! slue, added it to his other embellahments.— The money is appropriated to defray the expencf. s 01 a decent funeral. LAW ATEL LIGENCR. COURT OP CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 3. The LORD CHANCE Limit fat till near three o'clock, hearing petitions in caufe. An application was made by Mr. Owen, for leave to iffue a writ of Y e Pxrat Rept*, to refirain a Well- India merchant, of c ,, nliderable dealings, from de parting the realm. The ground of the motion was, that the perfon againli whom it was to be direfted intended to quit the country, without providing for the payment of his debts ; hut the only inference of that fall was the belief of the parties who made the affidavit. They Hated, that they had heard, and they believed, ht was going beyond teas. The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that unlefs the allegation was pofitively (worn to, he could net reftrain any man from going where he pleated.--The motion fur the writ was refufed. The Court was engaged nearly the whole or Vie' morning in determining a cuellion upon the cofillrue tion of the will of the late Duke of Neweafile's mo ther in law. The tellatriz had left a very canfider able legacy to the Duke's younger children, by his wife, her daughter. It happened that the elder fon died, and the next in point of years took his place.— The quettien was, whether the fon, who, at the time of making the will, was one of the younger children loft his right to a thare of the legacy, by becoming the olden, after his elder ►rothe:'s death ? His Lord. Chip decided, that he was not entitled ; and dirdted the legacy to be divided,per cap/fa, among the younger children. Ix Fiera cavrtartatet. Mr. Rooth-LT Rated the fuhflance of this Petition to be that of letting forth route proceedings had in this Court, on the lubjeCt of the Clandettinellfarriage of Mils Pierce to a perfnn of the name of Locker. in difobedience to the Order of the Court, for which. the parties are mw fuffeting the punifhment of thp Law. " That Thomas Pierce, an infant of theage of in years, entitled to a large property, brother of the above-mentioned Mit: Pierce, had been under the guardianfhip of a Do tar Roberts, where he Milcon dueled hiaafelf, and was confequen tly removed and put under the care of the prefent Petitioner ; that. while he was there, a tonfpiracy was formed for the' purple of getting him away from his Guardian for' the purpofe of his being married to a woman of the name of Farmer, who was Rated to be a widow ' of low, if not i..digent eircumftances ; and who had buried her hulband about eighteen months. That in furtherance and pet execution of this plot, two rerfons had come from London to Hadley, where they continued to entice this young man away, and prevailed upon him to fay that he was going to fee a friend in the neighbourhood, and, when he got there,. to fay that he then wanted to go to fee a friend in London, but loon afterwards, their ptlepore being fufpeaed, the Guardian followed and overtook them at Coicheller, and fo the porpole, for the prefent, was defeated ; but the confpirators were heard to fay, " that the matter might Rill be done," In that it became neceffary that the protection of the Court fhould be extended to this infant. There were let: ters from Mrs. Farmer to this young man, and others from him to her, by which it appeared, they had exchanged vows of mutual and inviolable attach ment, and a refolution to unite in the bands of mar riage. But traderßanding fince, they would be fub jea to puni/lunent if they did In, without the leave of the Court, before be was of age, as he is a Ward of it, they had determined for the prefent to defer it far three years." The objeB now was, to prevent the accefs of thefe confpirators, as they are Rated to be, to this infant ; fo as not to continue their af cendancy over him. In the ordinary courfe of things. the motion he fhould now have to fubmit to the Court, was, " that all the parties charged with this confpi racy might be ordered, on an appointed day, to at tend before his Lordthip ;" but that was rendered un neeeffary, by their perfonal attendance here to-day, in purfnance of notice of this motion, and therefore his Lordßrip would make Inch order now as fhould be. juR. Mr. COOKY, on the fame fide, obferved, that the Court would take care to protea the infant from falling a facrifice to artifices that might be employed in order to entrap him. _ Lott!) CHANCLLOR.—" IS any body concerncd for them hoe now ? Mr. ROM,LLV.—" Na, my Lord." Loan CttAwei•. L LOt•—" I dunk the proper order to he made now is, that they flionld all and every of them, he tar:tined from having, by themfelves or any other perfon or perfons, any intercourfe, corref pondence with, or needs to this infant, and that the matter hand over for a week, for them to make fuch affidavits as they Mall think proper. And I with them now to underhand, that it any of them dare to go near this infant, I will pundit them with the ut- moll feverity th.tt I can." Mrs. Falrner was in Court, with her two friends ; and as they were retiring, hi. Lordthip Allred them, in the molt tinequivr:•al terms, that, if he heard they interfered with the yolng man after this admonition, he fhould certainly commit them to the Fleet prifon. The late Lord CHRDWORTN was a very acentric rharafler. During hit lail illnefs, which was of three months continuance, he was invifible nail his friends. He is raid to have died worth yoo,oool. of which flint he has bequeathed iBo,oool. in legacies to VA. Tinos perfons. He has appointed Mr. WiLsori, of the Lord Chancellor's Office, to be one of his executors, and has left him zo,oool. and his wife ty,cool. Mr. PENI IC go fUTZTON of Yarmouth, is the other execu tor, and alfo refiduary legatee. To Mr. Plows he has left aci,o.:al. ancrGoool. to his fon. As refiduary legatee, it is impollib,e to fay what Mr. Pasaies will get, perhaps not lefs than too,oocl. Amangli other legacies arc the following. viz.-3oooL to the Hon. C. J. Fox ; trs,ocol. to Mrs. TA•LOR, late of the Norwich Theatre, aoccl. to a daughter of the late C BARRIS TAR ; 1 5,0001;la an infant dimes. ter of Mrs. EDGAR, (late Mil's S•LSaY, at the Griffin, !pia ich ) ; 1,3c01. to the Rev. Mr. Lay Tom, of Ipf an.- the fame firm ro his liner ; t?ool. each to Mik Enm, An and Mir., K I T. late of the Norwich Theatre. His LorZthip Ir• :an left handfome legs. cies to Mr. I ), .Y.sst and yawns, formerly ~ f .h • lame the.ore. bcfl2:s of 400‘1. soctel. and 6ocol. to many pert m .r Ipftvich. His ►aiu. a'a`c I.brary h: Las lit hrt,ycca Mr. LIMOS, Mr. P►ssiss, ansi NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind N. E. . . MI R. DU/. ARK. DI7I. Dublin o y I Hamburgh o o Waterford o 2 PORTSMOUTH, Nov. s.—Arrived the Aaous (loop of war, from Plymouth : PLUTO (loop of war, froth off Havre ; Flora, CHeimst., from Smyrna; Ann and Mary, TAYLOR ; and Hope, WHITE, from Gi braltar; the Spann (hip N. S. del Carmen, —, from Montivedo ; Pomona, —; and Gufalinfa, Spanifh (hips, from Havannah, detained by the Natetssys and Maiorrotia frigates, in the Me diterranean. The Tatscria frigate, with the fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean yet remains, but expel& to fail to•morrow morning. Wind Eagerly, blows frefh. FI/LICSTOPIR, NO,. 82Iiirdar it bld a very heavy gale of wind at EaR, and E. by N . when every (hip skits obliged to flip and go to leeward in to Rye' Bay. A light collier, that had been re captured, was driven on fhore, and went to pieces, about a. mile to the Eaftward of Dungenefs, three men drCwned. A Swedifh brig, laden with brandy, ran aflame at Dungenefs Point, the cargo will be faved, as the is unloading. It Rill continues to blow a very heavy gale, and the fleet are at anchor to lee ward of the Neil. Monday the wind at E. N. E. blowing very bard.—The Vail/V11)1 bomb has 101 l all her anchors, 'and is lying to in the Offing. DIAL, Nov. S.—Early this morning, in a hard gale of wind, tlic:Ducat Es. or BEDFORD armed de fence (hip, Captain Tawarres, of the Royal Navy, after breaking an !anchor, drove on (bore between Sandown Cattle, and the No. a Battery the (hip 101 l her rudder, but If the weather moderates, it is hoped the mill be faved, as every affiance for her prcfervation is given. Remain in the Downs the red of the fhips as per !aft. Wind Eafterly,blows hard. BA It II ADO E r, &PT. ts.—The Amelia, Lord Proby ; Beanlieu, Captain Ekins ; Bicchante, Captain Daft wood ; King's Fidler. Captain Cribb : Diana, Cap tain Mallin ; and the Fly, Captain Pellew, have ar rived from En gland with convoys. The Di a na, Bac chante, and Fly, are gone down to Jamaica. lam lorry to fay the Drake (loop is loft, by running on a fhoal off Nevis, all the crew faved. Captain M'Ken• zie, of the Hippotnenes who received thirteen wound s in an action with the Bonaparte, is recovered. Be lieve me, with forroiit I have to inform yen of th e melancholy intelligence of the death of the brave' Captain Reynolds (fon of Capt. Carthew Reynolds) of his Majelly's (loop Nuricut, who obtained the command of her for his gallanOzondud in cutting he; nut from under Fort Edward, Martinique, haw • ing received feven wounds in the conflid. His re mains are depofited on the Diamond Rock, Marti nique, and where a done will perpetuate his me mory. His funeral was condulted with as much ce remony as time would allow, and with that folemnity which' real worth ever infpires. The whole of the officers of the Centaur, and every man and boy in tile (hip, who bad been witneffes to his gallant ex ploits, attended ; the band playing the dead march, which drew tears from every eye in the flip. The pall was borne by three officers of the Centaur, and three of the Fort Diamond. Captain Maurice, the Governor of the Garrifon of Fort Diamond, and Lieu tenant Sibly, his coufin, were chief mourners. Cap tain Stirling of his Majefty's Serepis ; Lieute nant Bellamy, of the Carysfort ;and Lieutenant Low of the Imogene, arc among our deaths lately. Cap tain Henderfone of the Guachapin, is appointed to the Alligator ; Lieutenant E. Woolcombe, to com mand the Guachapin ; and Lieutenant Lawrence, of the Neely, to command the Scrapis. Mr. Carpenter, to be Puller of the Barbadoes ; Mr. Scott, Purfer of 1 the Cyanic; and Mr. Rymer, Purferof the St. Lucia." MOM LLOYD'S LIST. ARRIVED. Off Portfinnotit, Gibraltar, Craige. from Gibraltar; and Per- Creamer, Walker, from Dittiltit—At Poole. Diana, Kentftone, from Stnekkedm—At Literpool, Commerce, R.ochwell, from Philadelphia; Speedwell, Rain.. from Jamaica; Elisabeth, Mk., from the Havannab; Ariadne, Richardfon, from New York; In trepid. Steady, front Vire.t.La; and Welfbfort, horn Oporto —At Belfaft, Cunningham, Boyle, from London....At Dublin, Seise, Jones, Awn Loodon.—At Cadiz. Hoppett, Packer; and Paz, Perens, from LondonAt Mellna, efferfon, Richard., from Liverpoot—At Neveloumlland. Alfred, Bowie, from Liver. pool.—At Virginia, United States, Finlay, from Liverpool...At Barbados... Richard, Ferran, from Liverpool—At Jamaica. Henry, Franklam , : and Adive, —, from I iverpool; Patent, Brough; and Lord Middleton, Hawkius, from Lotoluo--.lt Oporto, Jams., Milkr, from Galway. Several coafting reeds received chmage on the cos!! of Ireland, in a gale on the s6tb ult. The luhn, : , ,elgesviek, from Dangle (or I.andon, is wftcked on the coat". of I :!,,, , Infitire. The piih-oa, Mller, from I.lrerpool for Toonlngen, Is on fhore on Wicki, , w Hanks, with f f:ct water In her hial. The Unina, Hurry, from l'eteriburgh for London, 1s an !Dore near Grimtty. The Stranger, Carr. Raw Peterawrg It for Chatham, Is on 4tore sear &larger, and full of water. The Albion. Caßhode. from Peteriborgh for Dundee. i• loft on Falfterbore Rack. The Union. ht•MitcbeU, (men Dunne for London, is 'goon Oast m Fallkeston)* Reef, and it is feared will be 1011. The Dot eeßer. from the !lumber for London, has foun dered in Hotly Bey. Crew lived. The Chriftopticr, Walker, from NeerfourhtlanJ, is captured by a French privateer, aad carried into Lartkagena. The lietfey.of Rothfay, bound to Ballyasennon, with bark, was Branded the night of the *6th alt. at the finals Ode of the wail mar the battery. AU the mow were (seed. but the captain wee unfortunately drowned. The velTel.ti i.fupywfal, will not be gut off, as part of her Ode G biyed The. ACive. of Newport, Thom., bolas mallerotras wreck ed ne at &Moyle. The Captain ami crew peened. The Chriftian, Lambert, from Dublin 1... r hlernel, is 101 l as Memel Bar. The Prudence. of Writhed. from Swanf,avo Wetford. is lea off the Fait Bs-, with three of her men ; oat man WAS fared by the crew the Camden cur:er. The Nero.. Sandford. of t. nrdon, tbe FUsibetb, and the Cno cord. of Ilu` fin. with elf hte, n other vc Q. ir, were drleen a, Rune at hotni.-.,ca in the hurricane in : , eyternber, 14 of whack we en. tinge loft. _ Arn smi NTsry, iron Glarrw for Q2ebee, Is takes' by k Nrsavr French ardi irto Vigo. T.,- 'Miss Branch, Moretti°, V.irtsic, is as, *ore rff 8r4.1vn7,t,n . . '1 he 1 , I'm.. 1 4 1`Cann, fr la 56.-1.1.. P,erfmonth, and the 1.1 , ..1411.rf, 11e . 10.14. (WM*. :Z • 4 , 61 1.1. .0 c.y wA• Cart 1.,,e61 •11 Brach,. D. is Pr... re l Haste< -..4 Beedeine Tan gamy, w .arrs<4 14110 14,..11.7i.. 111.4 the la••er W Ot Annum, Nov. VI as Ilaspe. Orbs I MK. Parrott, am! the readers, Whice^ frau ; hi5ee7. 01 4..• Dolphin, Syera;*Ranger. Apderfon ; Miners note, sod tee Bella. Shorten. from Mho; New Pale Tvder.,Woglee: Ad the Good Agreement, from Maisel; Adtooturo, . aod the Elisabeth, from Riga; Robert, SOrMillta a Cork Hari" John and Robert. Greig 11131 and Mary, Coats ; Systole* auk and the George, Coveplaie, from Di7tik. • • • • ''' ' CORE. OCTOIII 19...Y111Crtlay evening • beet Inn ~fet e and four men, a woman, and a child, were drowned. Loft TMtrf. day evening his •Mijefty's Otip Seine, Captain Atkins, *MVO ia our harbour from Plymouth, with five rranfpons under convoy. having on board the (mood battalion of the Sift regiment, 704 atone. . WAS CO roar., Ocroesa 3t—On Thurfday night, about Dino o'clock, the loop Griszey, of Rothfay, Robert hilfsirdey matter, .front Liverpool, bound to Galway, laden with rock (di and miter goods, ft ruck on Tufcar.Robk. where the r pieces, pieces, and all the crew p e da le d. extent Maki hvitkokt. the Mate, who was provide n ti a lly wattled on the rod, where ere. Mained without the final:left (ultenance till Saturday, when he luckily perceiveti a wird at tome dinettes; upon whisk be tied les handkerchief to a fra,weed, and waved it in the sir. The people in the ward perceiving it, immediately hoifted oat their boat, and at the hazard of their lives, the fea running vary high at the time, took him ar the rock. art 4 brought him in Lately on board. • '• EAST INDIA SHIHPING. . .Tinses appointed for the following (hips taken op for the Seafon, 11304. Weearl (ad yap:a) tam tons, Robert Wkgratp, Efq Mr taring Owner, Captain William Stanley Clarke ; Henry Adding ton (Id voyage) aaoo tans, Sir Alexander Hamilton, Owner, Captain John Kirkpatrick ; Bombay Wile (6tb M S 1100 Mos, joferb Dorin, Mi. Managing Owner, Captain bald Hamilton; Royal George (ad voyage) taco tons, _John Croffthwai , e, Efq. Managing Owner, Captain Charles Berry. Gable, for Bombay and China; Earl of Abergavenny Oda ivy. err) ITYJ tom, William Dent, Elq. Managing Owner, Captain Jan WordlOnetb, for Bengal and China • Warren Halting.(ad voyage) 1200 tons, alz in Zafcall Larkins, Efq. Managi ng Owner. (Anna Mamas for St. Helena, Bancoolen, and China, to be &Son aid Odtober, at Gravefend itb November, to flay chore 4o bays, and to be in the Downs 21 ft Deorrober k doe. - • - - - (jd voyage). taco toot, Wm. Frafer, Efq. Maaminy Owner, t.apt. James John Williams. for Coat and China • WsS. • pole (4th voyage) Salt tons, George Clark. EN. Managing &mar. Capt. James sandilands; New Ship Oft voyage) Sco tons. Win. Borrsdalle, Erq. Managing Owner, Capt for Cook and Bay; New Ship (t ft voyage) Soo tons. Robt. Williams . kfq. Ma. Wing Owner, Capt. John Sudden; Calcutta (4th voyage) St tons, Henry Bonham, Efq. Managing Owner, Capt. William Max. well,.fw St. Hekra and Bengal ; hart Howe, (s 'h voyage) 576 ' tons, John Woolmore,Efq. Caput" !---; Charlton, (4th Tay. age) Sta tong, Sir Wm. Leighton, Managing Owner, Capt. Thos. Welladviee. for Madras; Admiral Gardner, (4th voyage) St; tons, John Woalmore, Efq, Managing Owner, Capt. Edward Chapman Bradford; Ceylon, (td voyage) 815 tons, Jahn Ste Barbs, Efq: Managing Owner, Capella Thos. Ifsidfon. for Cosig and Say; Windham, (34 voyage) Sao tons, Rotor. Wigranh Efq. Capt. Thomas Graham, for Ceylon and Madras—To be aim the 9th Nov. at Grasefead ?.a December, Ray there 40 days, and to he in the Downs the 17th January, 18os. Earl Camden, sd Tonle, moo tam, John ratan Larkins, ifs t , Managing Owner, Cart..--, foe Bombay; New ibly, aft Toys age, Soo tons, Henry Cooke, Efq. Managing 0 'nee, Cppt.--.. Ceylon and Madras ; Cattle Eden. 3d voyage, Sp tom. John Rogers, Ffq. Managing Owner, Capt. —, for Bengal and Rm. coolest ; New ktip, aft voyage, Soo tons, Charles °Male, Efq. Managing Owner, Capt. John Cameron; and Prodon. 4th voy age, 671 tons, Henry Callender. Efq. Ntinaging Owner, Capra Henry Stufrock, for Coatt and Bari Lord Duncan, 4th norllfes 130 tons, John Wonlmore, Efq. Managing Owner, CaPt and Lady Caftlereagb, ad voyage, Bso tons, Henry Callmder a Efq. kLnaging Owner, Capt Wm. Edmeadek far St. Helena and Madre. ; New Ship. tit voyage, Soo tom, James Thomas, 7.11. Managing Owner, Capt. Matthew Mete and City of Landon, 3d voyage, 112.0 Wes, Me WILLIAM Cantles, Batt. Managing Owner, Capt. Samuel Landon, (or Bombay —To be afloat sit Jan. tSO3. to fail to Gravefend the s3th of the fame month, Ray there 40 days, and be to the Menu ad March. Cumberland (ad voyage). t 100 toss, Wl3lans Bowadakt, Effi. Managing Owner. Cocain WBSsan Ward Farrar t Warier, (Stia voyage), 1100 tons, Henry Booleaa, Efq. Managing Owner. Cap tain Henry Wilton ; Comm (4th voyage), a ado teas, Sir Rabat Prelim; Bart. Managing Owner, Captain Robert Toren; Ganges (4th voyage). tsoo tans, William Moffatt, Efq. Managing Owner. Captain William Moffatt ; Dockeim (3d voyage). z so) tots. Robert Williams, Efq. Managing Owner, Captain Robert Hunter Brown ; Exeter (6th voyage), tson tees, Richard Lewin, Mo.Efig. Managing Owner, Captain Henry Meritoa ; Hope (sta voyage). aoo tons, Sir Abraham Home, Uart Managing Ow et, Captain James Premlergrals. for Chida ; Europe (ad voyage), Sao tees. William Manilla, Efq. Managing Owner, Captain William Oil. Ron ; New Ship (tit voyage), 800 tons. Winhun Bartadak, Eft. Managing Owner, Captain for Madras. to be afloat 3oti January, at Gravefend. a 3th Fe bruary, Ray that 4o days, and to be in the Downs the 1R of April. By the Speedwell, Itaviiis, from Jamaica, arriv ed at Liverpool, we have received accounts from that ifland of the lath of September, and it is with great fatisfaCtion we can fay, that no damage has been ftatained in that quarter from the late hurri cane, the effeas of which have been fo feverely felt in the Leeaatd Mande. The Sabina frigate, with three millions of dollars on hoard, has arrived at Vigo. At Ferrol, the Spaniards had fire fail of the ling ready for lea, and lcreral frigates ; but they were ill manned. On Sunday the Arraciars cutter failed after 8k ions fqoadron, with difpatebes I but. as it failed with a thong gale to the North-eaa, there Is no probability that the cutter will overtake it until it gets off Cadiz. A fquadron of fifteen flout privateers are fitting nut at Liverpool, under the direftion of Captain Goonass, to cruize againit the Spaniards, Mould hoftilities be declared. Captain MAILWILt is appointed to the command of the Cs NTAIJR, of ?4 guns, in the Weft Indies. it is with much pleathre we prefent our readers with the following copy of a letter from Captain Mt. CHALL 15.1CWN, 0! t},e Muck Britannia Packet, to his owners at Berwick: : " Londoo,(leober 17. 1304. • Gentlemen. lam happy to isform you of the fate arrival est the Britannia at London the. day. all well, after a tedious pante. Os 'rudder, the 23d 'idiot, being of flamborough Heal waking for tide to go round, the Sprightly, Captain Taylor, hove in debt Me were then (pate by a light brig. who Informed iv there was a privateer rff Cosner ; we therefore agreed to keep company taiga. ther,and oat the night following, at, (earn o'clock, Cromer t be.ring S. S h. Stamm about ten miles, the night being very dark, the wind from the E. by S. while we were 11.1iding In on the bar. hoard tack, I yircerred a fail to wir.dward, edging &on upon as. I isunediately pot our helm a • weather, hi order to get clear of him, but as we bore away, be follnwed• and came very doe to tug I then made him out a cutter, and balled him. but rtcclvcd no ans. (wet es: -id a vulley of mulberry. I than called all bands to pre. pare fur aetios. wh!ch was iron done, and bailed him again, hat gut CO other 'agree than from hit mulkets, and "Heave to, or I will fink you we were then rsady fur him, and I bailed Captains Taylor to heave to and ern air husi Iske•We which was dune tow mediate!, by 6. Math , It, ~:h . bet's wake ;he ;tun hure down upon use waiter la, ni h• .r H. great gun: a., wh.ch we tea turned fey a ro d i h r end grave, which ht dowse hi. r a f .opi. 11 he us. Cot tI. n shove one hundrid yards trees u.; lir- our firs veva we quite di ..bbd bun iii his lads; ha Oen fed allt , t3 and we nu mere n - Inns To n are . row* mart' (but the,wri cur lads, hut 1 hare ( •je, • I. inc et* C.:7 ITIC, s. re hue:. Much poi is due to or r•Ames, rroOt t` fins) eft to !•., 0,41, fil tvar4 let ft., brae pi. •Ir •,- • • wed ant C kI:CA:. .0 our !•m.• float well, and are very .21.13 . 1141.aCe. I am. t ;haves ou ' edient Servant, •110 WW. - . . - - • The n, harnis i..rmed wk Its x&pound armada% Mei ryn the coo-moil pripcipb.