Star. — London, England, 1804-01-02 00:00:00

Ireffir7CAL ',AT Wald& '.—Wlnd N. N. E. MAILS THIS DA' All. DUI. DDAND 1 2 Hamburglt 0 4 Wizterfor4 o I Lemma Idands z o Toanay, Dec. 31.--The late tremendous forms have at lath driven the gallant Admiral Cole waLLis off his Ration, as he arrived here haft evening in the VILLO DI PASIS ; giro the DRIADHOUGHT and SAD 1 Jong, Admiral Sir C. Corley, arrived at the fame time ; each of thefe fine flips make a great yield on one fide, owing to the violence of the wind and i weather ; they have (offered in their yards, topmaast and fails, particularly the latter, having very little (pare icanvala remaining more than what is now bent to the , yards,Alfoarrived thelesoLatur and A arm sad br%s, the latter having thrown all her guns over board, except one which got foul. Alfo arrived the Picata armed fchooner, and his Majefy's flip lA' DI AICA, with a galliot, (name unknown), with the loft of her bowfprit, &c. A large American (hip from Quebec, bound to Hamburgh, is alto come in, I cannot learn her name, but the is put under qua ran ...e, as is the (loop which piloted her in. The galliot Angelina, from Rendfburgh to Lifbon la den with wheat, linen, &c. in the gale of Thrift. mas.day, off Scilly, was thrown on her beam ends by the violence of the fea, which carried away her main boom, damaged her rudder, and walled a man everboard, who was drowned ; (he was brought in here halt night, but is going round to Darmouth to s'epair. Thole all remain at prefent with the Mrs Al n frigate as per lath. Several of our Torbay M ing (loops are employed in watering the VILLA .ne PARIS, DREADNOUGHT, and SAM jOSSF, as (rumour fays) they will return to their Ration off Brea with eut loft of time, as Coon as they can be equipped again. Wind at prefent W. by N. blowing very heavy. FALMOUTH, DSC. 30.—Arrived this day the .6.me• titan flap Thomas, Capt. Buse, in 35 days from Norfolk, with tobacco for orders : fi v e i days agottrefs, faw *loge Dan& veffel, apparently great di hut owing to the very wrong gales of wind which *eh prevailed, they were unable to (peak with her ; Arrived alfa this day the Passes Elitist packet, Captain Fares, with the mails from the Leeward I aiads, in 35 days from Tortola; paffenger by her Mr. KIIIIRSINTOM. The QrSII CHALLOTTI packet, Capt. Mucosa, wasfafe arrived at Barbadoes; orf her patage out (be fell in with a French privateer, of 16 guns, frogs St. Domingo, which, after a (mart ation, he beat off, without (attaining any injury, or having a man killed c: wounded. Sailed this day the American (hip New York, t.pr. Gass, with tobacco, for Dieppe. The follow. tng packets are detained by contrary wind, as are alto his Majcay'a brig Se.tont.t., with Irani - Ports, under convoy for Ireland :—the Princefs Augufia, THOMPSON, with mails 7th intl. for New York; and Princefs Elisabeth, KIDD, with ditto, for Jamaica ; Auckland, SIEUTLIR ; and Townfcnd, DODD, with mails of 6th, t 3th, soth, and .7th Intl. for Litbon. The lati.mentioned packet will take on board the Por tugnefe AmbalTador for Litbon, who is expeeed to strive here this evening. His Majelly'a brig Gas IT, of LB guns, it is (aid, will convoy her out. PLYMOUTH, Dec. v.—Came in the brig Jane, of Exeter, Captain RICHARD HOWARD, from Litbon, laden with fruit for this port and Falmouth; the I has been five days on her palTage, and experienced very blowing weather : (he was chased two days ago by a French privateer, but the fea ran too high to admit of her being boarded. On Saturday halt, the 24th, the LAPWING frigate, from Newfoundland.' with the trade, arrived off Litbon, but was afi aid to enter the harbour until (he boarded the Jane, as it was underilood by information received from a vet - - I , fcl at lea, that the poep of Portugal were (hut againa - EngliflL—The Packet for Falmouth faded from' :n a week before the Jane. me in the Circa:nose, of 74 guns, from the inel Fleet; the Nose, of 33 guns, from a :c ; and the Stadt Copenhagen, Capt. Boras, Amfterdam, bound to Cadiz, laden with fun ,. A floop of war has anchored in the Sound, the lof, of her fmcmari and main.topmaci, but tot learn her name.—A Dana Indiaman is alto to be going into Catwater. .to ELS?. rss, DEC. 3 I .—Tbis day the Commit:loner paid the HI so, ZEPHYR, and BONSTTA, and f will proceed to fea without a moment's loft of te. Ye acrday the Pe vo AAAAA peed by the Non the Thames. Sailed the CLTos. Captain LAS va, far the Math Sea. The Seers Maus iptain RATH WWI, is paid to-day, and went ;DDS !eI, to the Downs. Arrived the Mier gun boat, be docked and repaired. The CRVIZ ta, Captain ~,coca, is in Dock, and will go nut in a few days. i•vu•av ~—This day 'be Deptford fhipwrigh' s :re paid their wages, and relieved by an equal num T from Deptford Yard. We have had a great deal of rain for fer.ral days, ith gales of wind from W. and W. S. W. but as the wind has chopped round to the northward, we :pelt and hope for Come (=fumble frofty weather, rbich is much wanted. Yea moor H, Jaw. I.—Paffed through the Roads te homeward bound Raft country Red, under cern ry of a frigate. Sailed the Cosmic'. gun brig with Sleet of merchantmen fog the Downs. Sailsd alto ced was lied MOO pre•Sli .A., g La . 24.thit I ined %with tl ege• enter t i we WAS LI 1 IIC• • fel at g in Vat, ti:e Li mow. Li‘b., ib. 2. Cu Wit* Chant b. 2. Log• cruize C o l, from dries. Hag- with 9, to ca ant fqU Paid t SH ingedg• K eyes has song they Owe tig 4 Tw• time. diklp to tt intent . • motet. • btetv Is pee' Cap: :sty )e ne wt he dint wryer. to b krrd .t ever( •• ios :Sof fits wet 'e to his Iber Mang to ball caw into will wit mambas It. And the in ot the 112 f y tite,be- .e.4..m at .tvb the 7 ^: a t . . 'al the aqui ihmtitaWsit %in Up, and the Pivot/Sera and vitas eittirs.— Remain in the Roads the Anosa gait veal with the flag of Admiral Rolm., and one cutter. Dam., jkir. s.—Sailed the EUIYALUS frigate, AReirsa gun brig, Novo and the Aurumn Onops of war, on a cruise.—Arrived the BLOODHOUND, BA SILISK, Locust., and CON►LICT gun brigs from a cruize, and remain with his Majefty's (hips as per latt. Wind N. N. E. •NOTHU! !ATT.! alM■ DAT& A report prevailed here a day or two ago that the enemy's flotilla, at Boulogne, had altually been oat the day before the late heavy gale. Great appro. henfions are indeed now entertained of their making a general zttack, the moment the wind and weather prove favourable to them, but it Rill looks very un fettled. At prefent it is alma a dead calm ; what little wind there is, blows from the North, and the (hips in the Downs are endeavouring to get out — they calla of the Isis, AUTUMN, CHAMPION, and convoys. The Boulogne fqaadron, which has been kep. in by the late gales, are all° attempting to put to fea, but I am afraid they will hardly accomplifh this tide. Jam. I.—As I Coppola, none of the (hips or 'ads, except the ARCHaa, could poffibly get out yefterday. Jaft now the convoy and flips are all under way,but the weather Rill looks unfavourable. PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. s.—Sailed the PSOAIUS and HYDRA frigates, EuNo and Patsy cutters on a cruize.—Orders have been received for the Moira• out, of 74 guns, Captain OTw•T, which was cum. mif coned laa week) to be got ready with all path!, difpatch ; and notwithflanding the tempeltuous wea. ther, we never witnefed loch exertion as has been difplayed by the officers and men for her completion, that, by the time the fhipwrights (who are equal!l indefatigable) will have finiffied their work, (be will be entirely floral, rigged, Etc. and ready for _ _ . The Lords of the Admiralty had anticipated the poffible temporary return of the Channel fleet, which will, in fuch cafe, be quite competently Rrengthened by (hips of the line in referee ;—the following are ready for lea at this port, vim. BRITAIIIIIA, too guns, Lord NOtT111111; Wtansoa Carrt.e, 98, Captain BaILTI ; PRIM CM ROYAL, 98, Captain VA1111011t—.• 'Panics GIORGI, 98, Captain Yoe% ; the Monona. 3 0, C apta i n T. —AICOII. Advices have been received, Rating, that four of the (mall French craft, deßined for the Inva fion of this Country, have been captured by the Manua (loop of war, of 16 guns, Capt. Baarros. On getting potteffion of the boats, they were found to be fo ufelefs, and the men in Aich a wretched condition, that it was thoeght advi(cable to land men on the French emit, and to deftroy the boats. The ALCI4/1111 frigate, Captain Svs Las. has recap- tured a collier, and fent her into Guernfey. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVMSD, Jon. t.--.Paffed by, the Alexander, King, from Virginia ; Prevoy.inte Rare Sip, from °Unarm ; John, Canyon from Lubec; Lavinia, Boyle. from Riga; Neptune; Smith,' Mond; Adams. Damao. from Norway; Continues, from Dantsir; Curran Catharine, and Gaffe Offni from Emhden.—Sailed the Speculation, Wilhelmfun Barcelona i Augulta, Sangfter, for Lillian; Vrow Anna, and juffrow Catharine, &boon, for Erniden. ARRIVED. lo Yarmouth Roads. I londuras Packet, Matols, from Dani lie ; and Adds, Harris. from Riga. t loweftoe, Amity, Jar fon, from Daltaie. At Shields, Requelt, Ellerky ; and Adt . tore, Dickinfon, from Mund ; Strenetall, Hell op. from Riga Dolphin, Lemon ; and Johanna (Arilliana, from Malaga. At Crummy, Sally, Rakish from Riga, In the Humber, Ma , guts of Lom, White, from Stockholm. At Penzance, Sir Pike, from Newfoundland. At Brittol, Brothers. I Newfoundland. At Dstedelk. Antwerp Packet, (kit, from bon. At Guernfey. St. Andreas, Fredy, from Cadiz. At file, True Friends, Vilben, (rain Quebec. At Dartmouth, I Borrefdalc, from Newfounalland. At Viana, Ringniore, • from N s wfJundlaml. At Oporto, Penelope, , Erotheri loduftry, —; and Little Sitters, Vickers, from New. foundland. At Utlyo, Orozernbo, —; and Commerce, —• fr Clyde; Eike, Henn. from Andgerin; and Happen bud kitr.ilo dor mot, ---, from Cork. GRIINOCX, Dec. so—Arrived here, on Wtelaef day night, the Aurora, M.Kta, from Qzebecs with wheat, oak timber, &c. after a palTage of 47 days, having encountered very bad weatlua ; (poke, on the :3d ind. in lat. ss. 46. N. long. Is. so. the Sitters, M , Mit.f.au, of and for Liverpool, front Africa, out too days. The Aurora is ! rot under.zeftraint, on account of having bear fkins on board.—Arrived yefterday the Union, HATT RICK, from Q2ebec, after a pillage of 36 days, with the ifs of her head and howfprit i (poke the following veifels, viz. on the ad inn. the brig Fame, PKESE N 1., from Placentia, bound to Hull ; 25th the Stip Otq, , ltton, —, from Q2e bec, bound to this port ; 26111, the Rofamond, CLOTH/ILL, from Qzebec, so miles to the wettward of Tory, all well; and the Frei - con, riNDLATp from Riga. The Union is alio put under rettraint.—The Margaret, IfiLLea, arrived here lalt night from New York, after a pillage of 33 days; reports, that the George, &smolt, and the Union, Sravacs,left New York a rew days previous to her failing. She was fent off to Larolath to perform quarantine ; the (hip Cato, TAYLOR, from Newi , andland, but at too late an hour for particulars; an.: the Mary Ann, UDDIII, (tom Qgebec ; failed thence on the sth No ember. The Carleton, Costal:, of tl.is poll, may be elite:led to arrive ti. , n horn the fume plate. All the vetiels that arrived yesterday, re, , -rt their having espci kneed dreadful weather.—Some of !hem made the land as far not t!1 as 'Piece, and lit.ce the r nth ult. have had to (attain a (cries of drums. The gale at E. S. E. from the 15th ult and downward, was N. culiarly fevere on the Nos in the Ira Channel, which, to avoid going nn thole, were obliged to carry an unufoal pteffure of fail, and eonicquently molt have (offered in their rigging, &e. Some of the Lifbon fleet bound to Liverpool had the pilot on board ten d 2 7s. had captured a brig — off Oporto. on the fame day, and was the fame privateer that had captured one of the Lifbon packets. The Liverpool packet, Captain *Cos N LL, from Liverpool. bound to Beltaft, put into Killough, on the toth mit. in a heavy gale of wind ; on the night of the sth intl. the mate and one feaman were walhed l over-board ; the had all her fails fplit ; the was ea petted round to Bata the fittl fair wind. The Manchefter, Captain Pace, from Liverpool, bound to Madeira and the Welt Indies, attired fate at Madeir.t, and was blown out of that harbour in a gale of wind, on the iStli of November, and before foe could reach the harbour again. the was captured by a French privateer. The MAffllliS CORNWALLIS'S Birth-day was cele I brated on Ft iday at the Freemafoss' Tavern, by the Magifirates and Officers of the Tower Hamlets Di vition, of which his Lordfhip is Lord Lieutenant.-- Among the malts were the Kura, Qzsts, and ROYAL Fan my ; the Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, Admiral CORNWALLIS, Lord ST. VINCENT and the Navy ; the Volunteers of England ; the Tower Hamlets Volunteers. Mr. laccsnaa, and a number of other vocal performers, lung a variety of excellent fangs on the occafron. When the Marquis CORNW•LLIs was leaving the room, the band played The Dag , of rerPi Mara. The Parks yefierday exhibited a much more nu• merous and fcled affemblage than is Anal during the holidays. Rotten•row was literally crowded with equettrians and pedeftrians; and the cavalcade of carriages about three e'clock extended from the Park-gate nearly to the Barracks at Knightfbridge. Among the laihionables were the Michels of Sr. ALIAS'S, and Mifs M Marchionefs of Hail co• FORT, and Lady Maar TAYLOR; the lovely Marchi. onefs Dowager of Dr/NICIAL, and Mifs GOD/RAT, Lady Moak°, La ly Hassis.r ox, aid Mrs. BOLTON (Loved Nissoa's fitter.) its authenticity . ay D. , Eng. land Note, value sol. the property of the Captain of a fmall !loop, lying at Liverpool. laden with coals. bound for Cardigan, in South Wales, was loft, and he took much pains to have it advertifed before ha failed on his voyage, but without fuccefs. The vef. fel arrived at die place of denination, and the cargo of coals was difcharged, when lo I in the bottom of the veffel, and under all the coals, was found, is about co pieces, the identical bank note, forming together with a number of other bits of paper ' s inoN . A's rti-• They were carefully collated together, fixed OD a piece of paker, with gum water, and difpatched to London ft* plyment. The name of Marmara New tam D, the date, the furn, the fignature, and the name i f the entering clerk, could be made out with tolerable correfinefs. On Thurfday the zzcl ult. the Plymouth Dock Affnciated Cavalry, commanded by Captain Mitt. were infpe.t ed on the ground in front of the Lines, b y Colonel Goes, Infpeetor General of the Yeomanry. and Volunteer Cavalry, of the Weflern Dillriet.They then went through rite different ntanctuvres of march. ing, wheeling, friord ezercife, &c. in fuch a maflerly manner, as drew forth f 1 high encomiums from the InfpeBing Officer, who was perfeetly Codified with the foldier like appearance, and difciplizse of the trr o; , . On the :n - pzeling Officer leaving the gromsd. the troop unanimouay defired Capt. Mitt. to requeß s the Rev. J os ra•a W,Lelaas, jutfliee of the Peace. to attend, and adminifler the oath of allegiance to / them. In compliance with the raven, althou g h late in the evening, Captain Mau. waited on MUM Wicco• us who from his peculiar and well no w * zeal towar ds the ferrite of Government, immedi. atcly attended, and adminiftered the oa th, which was cheerfully takes by the officers and mem : after which the troop marched into Fore-beet where they returned their tlaadard at Licotensite Tnonasis i , and were difmired, amid!! • concourfc at impapla. who appeared highly gratified. lIPIPPIK'*‘'r7-Wtr".:f-7i:•rF7—',*• - ' . '-' .• ' '"1" . . - - . • ' '.. Mesas Ws Coot*. for the rearms of a Bialkluilles .0,11 . , b, p a d oe b o w die rib i g ,„4,sg en tk., „d u i 4 pan. s . lima. The bleating Treat Is h4;11Y,-nnd .l chichi sdll In wade on baud the Aceta, upon bet arrival P La Loire, far the capture of la Ifesuatz, MB be paid do Friday, the 6th luft. at Plytoooth. The earty, Carpenter, frees Newfoundland for Poole, is Loa an P . Poniard Beads. .1 S. ind at. per gnarter.-w. liars Urge arrivals of . Barley, but this Oracle nearly **iris thit ma's Pr ices —Boilers are lofty, as are jleasus anti Peas I. each defcription'.:—There it a gond *PIT of Chali Thenunwn i• --"" tram Embdc° rot 131111°°°°,11 °° these and Come nettral cargoes permitted to ester , bet they , near Lyon. The American brig Happy Couple was tall tnonth a . . chafed off Dominica by the Seas r is. of 44 ring, and tiro- although feveral thot were fired to bring her to. the - • re noted at little Idle in price -i-Flont coasts Lam" GENERAL CtfItRIINCT AS II)161114 : • , ... . ~ VlSllWlTAOireatiatabiler.."entMeiltiti. 7 . dliattifnlit'' ~•? The Ist dittelbuihstof übutsksit litsdafiadM4ollbrissit ' , . ..........+ t 4 at Plain* , do &WY. the Mt lod• . •!- .. . . r Thc'eXpeard full rump** o t riko!% tviiiii pi .. To the Agana, Be the rcesptare de Om Caervrese. aill=a 'am declined ; Ales in general 0 a t . a: erthstrims off bliinately continued her courfe ; the boats of the Si. l v t i r r i l u i : s 4 6 ,. sa s s sa ..' P ia v . • g am gO p e s cot a t,„ °c i rr i* aarts were at length manned, end after a hard and A l as ew sts. Secd,sg. dos era a long tng, they boarded her. Our tars were a little Satebsos. sp. = • !os. amk. en. angry at the trouble to which they had been fubjefted, ,maltu sit . spi g: roost 1 ..' alullT woo 500064 . 44 /17 4- to tomod o . , and the Yankies complain of being roughly ucated ir,',, i - p',; ‘ , 3 7.. 4a . Brews dim, us- to tr. by them. Haan. 30 3ss. • . Tams, riStio Its His Maletty's dip la Lent, of ao guns, Captain ":t , k .._o_ No. 341. . that Mar. as. ses pet Ilidi MAITL&ND. arrived at Cork, from a cruize, ou the p a ' s. `•;j ua " . 1. 5 1 4 3 . 5 '4 5 . snoods 000 op. zoth ult. in the courfe of which the fpning one of her ratio TIM Lorton cusavve, savasoav MM. as: . . math, in chafing a large French frigate, which the Avenge Prima Cora la Inland sod Waldo, lesiii she fell in with, and no doubt would have taken, but for "Nun the 24 4 of Docolobots 'doh. .t.`l , the unfertunr.te accident, of which the enemy had W s. 4. a l l a. d.. •4. -.. 'la • 4 i ' not the courage to avail himfelf._ , 33 r 35 o se sen 6 - ,s 1 g al • „ ' Severat feafaring men were. on Wednefday fen- rbe oTcr&Sc __P*lo6 o o = oo,4ool km tiw night, taken into candy at Crofshaven, and Rio- hill" " c"a m 'a sa.haes st par inetakesi corarrav MARKETS. , gatkiddy. near Cork. br Lieutenant Eowaao Tows- rivets Or ORAIN. AT rts FOLLownli stotISTIR SHINN of the Royal Navy, and a part of the men 5 .„,„,.,..„,..vn„ 0 , so , o g to Sys of re w ino ,. t employed in the regulating fervice at Cove. Their Barley sail tad to sea 611 I Ikons Os ost to ate at apprehenfion was in confequence of orders which he oats su id's. au od Peak; owed so ea oi had received from Admiral Lord GARDNER ; and we MA , "Wass , Soo od to Go 0 4 Per "mom od to ass 66111lesas sk ad to eta of I underiland, they are charged with prattices of a c r it t c Y It ad to . 6 cii 1 Pests 391 tot wow od t treafonable nature. NewsuaT.--Whatt, pa od. to dosed-per ILIOnOr. 1• We are happy to learn, by letters from Embden, Bark 7 so. 04 to 230 d o sl t ißedor • 31s o_d_ ty. dal so o d a 1 , that the crew of the fehuyt belonging tothe ANTILOre, o ° s ' if 5 9 3 " v g: t u . o . to ono ad a 4.1 c• to !P. It which was lately loft on the Dutch coon, are all fate. mutts iii • e e ~, 2 ,7 6 e 0 13,,,,, r; 2l e e to 01 e h This valet, which failed from Yarmouth on the sad oats Sc, 04 to sss od Pais 36s ad to au wi a" of November, under the command of Lieutenant itsasimo.•—o/ hest 4 0 3 4 . to 59a. al. Haw Wrier' 04 li Haucuarr. with two micHhipmen, and eight men. co t te . l ' l se: c al to so S STs C OI I Falk 3U 6 4 t : us 0 11 n, from the Aerators ;on the mornmg following, the At Warminther market, on Saturday lat s tisS i„ fell in with the notorious privateer : Blackman, and L ' gate him chafe, but the enemy declined an engage- prices of Corn were as follow: Wheat, al. Bs. to '' e ment although poffetfing Co infinitely fuperior force ; al. 125. per quarter= Barley, *I. as. to sl. se. i9ates Or being driven to leeward by the thcceeding gales tl. to 11. at. I Beans , al . Of. to al. a s. Lieutenant HAISCNITT, on the 25th, found himfelf h e dote in witk Gorse, and that the only means of fa r- DUBLIN, DECEMBER .Al. - I - • ,"'" eh ing the lives of his people, was by running the &bur on W ore through a terrible fort: He did co and lam concerned to inform you, that imagism has ed while in this Rate, about two hundred troops llat. been received in town to-day from Cork. or the WS ire ed on the beach, and brought down Come field-pieces ;of the Sears frigate: the had been going oat with as, but Mr. HANCHITT conceiving it poffible to get the Volunteers to England. but 'has obliged to pot hack.' s i n veffel off when the wind fubfided, defended her with and io the attempt to regain tbe Cove, the w the mown fpirit for two days and nights : finding, wrecked upon Spike Bland. She has gone to pieces. I -- *however, the projett impratticable, and that the num- but the troops, crew, &v. are raved. Digt her of his affailants was rapidly increafing,he (piked By accounts from Cove, we learn, that it blew is the guns of the kimyt. and taking to his boat, went molt tremendous gale of wind in the harbour CM o ur over to Schoeven with a view of cutting oat foam Friday night. Lie Dutch veal in which to efcape; this very pliant Dining the te tempeltuous weather. id his hada' iva- ty was, howver, here furroonded and obliged to boor of Cork, crowded as it is wite ofh !hi of poesy the pa - turn '. oder. Our people were confined for eight days defcription, not one logic inkanc the aspsaitsitmg- roe. at Gierickzee, when the three Officers cffetted their accident happened to any one of them. • and efcape to the Continent. and proceeded to Enthden. On Saturday evening three boats, laden with pewit t h e d from whence we believe they have returned, or ate vitions, arrived at the Grand Canal harbour, Janitors. , . i . on their paffage to this W intry.co ftreet, from Canick-on-Shannen, in the county of ' "' a The Mary, Captain ittysway, from Oporto to Leitrim, after palling through 65 miles of the great 31 " Newfoundland, was taken near Oporto by a French river Shannon. above Banagher, and 6t mike of cap- privateer, who took potretlion of the ' thip, leaving the Grand Canal. Thefe are the firtt oath that on board the Captain and part of the crew ; when ever arrived in Dublin through that grand medium. off Guarde. Captain W. teeing a favourable opportu• and they were received with the highell demontkra. . - pity, with his crew , rofe upon t he Frenchmen, when tions of joy. t ilam after a bloody engageme nt, wherein feven of the The county Carlow outlaw, Cinema , and foam al "era' Frenchmen were killed, Captain W. and his men re - his gang, have offered to (offender thensfelres, as ,from took the (hip. Twenty , four hours afterwards , when condition of their lives being (pared. ' This proms& . off Oporto Bar, another French privateer - bore down tion, as fir as relates to Corcoran, has been related, `none upon them, when Captain W. and his men, thinking ion account of the recent and cruel murders which lm 3, (€), that in cafe of being captured again they would be committed. --- i put to death, got into the boat and made for Oporto, A beautiful teffslated Roman pa vement has ------ where, we are happy to learn, they arrived (ale. O4 The London, Captain Ha SALTS, from Falmouth, been chikovered by Come workmen, who were digrog Dant- arrived at Oporto, was chafed on the rath Nov. off in Leadenhall- trees, oppofite the India Hoare. Jack. Vigo, by two row-boats privateers, full of men, To thofe who with to fecede from their duty is t;t17,1,- when falling . calm, each of the privateers, put out Volunteer Corps, the following letter which lately Rh e a ' 24 fweeps, with two men to each (weep. and rowed fell into our hands by mere accident, may fine as 4alaga. .N.L„. up, one on each quarter. and engag ed her for two a copy : " Dr . D olor . This comes to enform yots. Sifter*, hours when finding it impoffible to board her, they that the kernel of our Core will nut let me of frogs '. (rum run from her. The Captain adds, that his (hip's Voluntearin—So you wod oblige me by giving me a s mu t Ki*inirl company, confilling of fisteen men and boys. be- furtificate that lam inkepeble of Car vin g yours. ete. Maria , hayed very gallantly during the ation, and that he "P. S. When you rite defcryb the full partick• ; e, Pak, had received no material damage but a few shots lets of my kace, and don't forget the bad koff." raLbers, about the fails and rigging. One o f the privateers The following curious occurrence will ataufa and 4 New . had captured a brig off Oporto, on the fame day, its authenticity may be relied on : A Bank of Eng• 4-- ut ~,„i and was the fame privateer that had captured one land Note, value aol. the property of the Captain of of the Latina packets. a (mall Loop, lying at Liverpool. laden with coals. r e d ac t. The Liverpool packet, Captain M.CooNti.i., from bound for Cardigan, in South Wales, was loft, and 4 w i t h Liverpool, bound to Beltati, put into Killough, on lie took much pains to have it advertifed before he the loth m il . in a heavy gale of wind ; on the ni g ht r days, failed on his voyage, but without fuccefs. The vet: of the sth t. the mate and one feaman Were W 2 ed Sitters, on the fel arrived at die place of denination, and the cargo overboard ; the had all her fails fplit ; the was ex- of coals was difcharged, when lo I in the bottom of ~,,, out petted round to BAIA the fir ft fair wind. the veal, and under all the coals, was found, in about int, on The Manchefter, Captain Pace, from Liverpool, 20 pieces, the identical bank note, forming together irrived bound to Madeira and t h e W e ft I n di es , att i re d fate with a number of other bits of paper, a weft': mei,. c, of er at Madeira, and was blown not of that harbour in a Th e y were carefully collated together, fixed on a palel ......rh the harbour N o v the was captures! Ad and of wiod, on the it'llt of November. and before piece of pager, with gum water, and difpatched to London ft* p-iymer.t. The name of Asturian'