Star. — London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

SPORTLVO INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOfIF R. OR , HOIJGHTON MEETING, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a. Swerpftaker of toots. each. R. M. Mr. R. Boyce's sir D.vid. att. 31b. Lord Foley 's Captain Abfoiute, BR. 71b. Mr. Watfon's Sorrel, 6tt t 31b. Geocral Grofvenor's Two shoes, E ft. t 114. SlVell to 4a. ft. Sir David-5 to a a,:,11. Captain Abrohlte. l4andie3p Swe,pitaker of ttga each. Two yr old C. (lateral Sparrow's Cattrl, 7R. 121 b. Mr. Lace s Virtuora, 911 91h. Mr. R. Boyce's Braiawarrn, 7ft. t :lb - I)u'e of St. Alban', Merryman, 61:t. Mr. MeUifk's Sulks. 6ft tab. Mr. Wardell's l by Sir Purr, aft. 9!b 616. Mr. B ra nthoaytc's Skinrnerkla c. 61b. - Mr. Wallop Sarni, yft. 61b. Mr. Waft.Ars Lumbago, 71L Sib. • Mr. Pat:Rotes Delletante, 7R. ylb. lord Grufvenur's y 31b. -•- 1.1 to 2 sga Mr. She to 4 nit. Caltra-,4 tot agft. Brainwortn--5 M'ardell's f. Duke of Grafton's Pie Nie, Bft. 41b. beat 1.4 Orofvenor's B4ron Bull. SR. fib. Ab. M. gogs.--Two tot on Pic btic. Lord Rackvllle's Enchanter, 1111.. 6IS. beat SW John Shelley' Strap. 811 alb. and au half. T. M. M. S. C. tozgo.--Siz to 4on Enchanter. My Howorth's Maltz, aft. ecib. beat Ceo. Grofvenor's c. Buzzard, a feather. Ab. M. gqr.--•Sesen to 400 Malta. Mr. Howorth's Malta, SR. 71b: b-at Lord Grotztoor's Melt, aft. alb. Two yr old C. yoga—Six to 4 ore Matra. Mr. Howorth's Tramper, Eft. lib. brat Gen. Groftenor's c. by Buzzard, aft. 31b. Two yr old C. 53s!—Four tot on 'Tramper. Mr. Forth's Brighton, aged, 814 4 1b. rev. aogs. trans Mr. R. Wardell'• c. by Overton, a yrs old, aft. 4. D. 1. sap- Mr. Wilton s Lennox, aft. tolls. rcc. scr. trona So J. Shelloy's Strap, 7lt. tab. B C. mop. . . s - 3 ' 4 Pd BRIUHTJA', The dampnefs and inclemency of' yenerday pre vailed throughout the whole et lag night. A Wea l party of the Nobility enjoyed the refined hilarities of the Pavilion; and a very excellent and falbionable audience allernbled, in defpight of the falling torrents, at the Theatre, to behold the maitaly delineation of lap, by Coosa. The Imperial Ambaffador, the ,Dake Da MONTFENSILI, &c. Were in the PkltiCeS box. At the conclufion of the fourth an, the audience were thrown into no ineonriderable degree of alarm, from a vivid and fed den Oath of fire being obferveti to proceed from the Gallery. The rain, which rat tled again( the exterior of the building, gave rife to a fripprfition that what had been fo generally ob ferved was nothing more or Ids than a Bath of light ning, until fuch a heavy cloud of fmoke defcended from the *Wart° the pit below, accompanied with a cry of tile. that the Itage WAS neatly obfcured, and the lights edipfed. The utmolt conlufton now prevailed in all parts of the hook ; the ladies in the boxes (creamed, fume r.f them nearly fainting with affright, while others, in ail direCtions, were hurrying towards the doors. In this univerfal perturbation of terror and alarm, Marrs. BRUNTON, Cooat, DWY It, and nearly the whole of the performers, appeared on the Rage, en deavouring, by waving their hands, and bowing to the audience, for no words could be heard, to evince to them that no danger'need be apprehended. This at length had the dewed effeft, ant tranquillity be ing partially rent - wed, the cattle which had occaftun ed the dilagreeable tumult was found to be occafien ed by a f e llow in the gallery having purpofely let fireto a (mall quantity of gitnpuwder on his hat, by means of touch-paper, that he might enjoy the ton fufiun which he tightly conjettnred would follow fuch a wanton aft of incunliderate villainy—an aft which might have coil numbers their bees, had nat the exemplary conduel of the •performers overcnme 'the anxiety which was fo apparent alma in all pie fent forcibly to make their way into the greet. Or der being ettablilheil, Mr. J. BIM wruw came forward and addrefrcd the andante, and conclod:al with rib ' ferving, that whoever would give information of, or ['acute the fcoundrel -who excited the alarm, flusuld be very liberally rewarded fir the aft. The villain, however, previous to this, had been driven nut of the houfe, and who he is ce.tinornovi f ugitively be aicertained, or he would receive the ptinghment he fo richly deferves adminiliered to the utmolt rigour of the law. whick Admiral DovGLas ba.b Live:poet, Ottober :0 . tkoe. COPY. No. I. Liverpool, o.loNo ao, aSo4. I John Swift declare, that at about half pat five calm* tin Tuoday evening the 9th Meant, lieutenant Coisoel Maxwell came to ,r y limfe lo Wilti.mfon-ltrect, and hirxt my coach, which WA. Pending trade at the door. He dedied me to drive bins to Leigh4rect which I did. and Resod Mr. Edward &oaks waiting there. w 1.4 inin.3 Col..nel Maxwell in the carriage, n and told are to drive to Metbeee Dam. afking tne at the UMW do If 1 knew where it was ; after reedier:that torkif a little time 1 re. plied that 1 did, mi renternhered having IMitsd there. I then drove oslyery quick, and drew op in the Park Road in-peke to the add, in which Marlser's Dam I. &sated, where CoL Maxwell and Mr. Edward Brooks a:ight.d., went into the field. and walked towards the DAM- I was not Moll. than eight or ten Minutes in driving. •••-- 1 waited there nearly an hoer when the fame Gerinenten retu rn ed. It la reported that Lord Hall ai war communicated and got into the coach, and I drove then to Barnett-Erten, where The Revolutionnaire ftigate, and a fleet of oat ward.bound Eaft Indiamen, arrived at Madeira on yeßerday to the other member, of our Cabinet, A Very 1 fet them dolro. No.ll. (Sigoed) JODI , sum?. Liverpool, Odtober ao. glee. fpirited memorial concerning the late outrageous trio. the 17th of September, and failed from thence on the t wipt Laden, con te hie. I.aff.ll, wire drawer , at Mather', 4th of Oillober. . lotion of the laws of nation., by Bn AAAAAAA ,I n t he Pim, declare. that about On o'clock an Tnefday troXilne the 9tll The Prince Charlotte frigate, and the Pheafant leisure of Sir G i nit C a It u stunt 11, which, as form as Ind ant. sa l sva. flarylirrg In company o wkh Thomas Millar et the (loop of war, with the fleet under convoy from Cork, ... 1 e it has been laid before the Kuno, and obtained Hi: South end of Math, r's I n netnen came up to ae, and er i Ity's a pp robation, will he eliftrihnted among the OM Of them (miasmal have beet learned Was Mr. Edward Breaks) for the Well Indies, arrived at Madeira on the 29t11 ' • - Members of t h e Foreign Diplomatic C..roc in lenie nt September. land, and- fent with eeti a Couriers to all the Colo- i tic hen fad, *. Is there any other place of the fame name r tat which I anfsvermi no. After dila he tided me If there was any Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the nental Courts not under the immediate contioul anti place called Mather'. Lane. and 1 teld him there was, and panted EaR India Hotife, when Captain MATTHrw Isaexair out 10 him. He 'hen anted me if I bad fort two ether Gentle tyranny of the barbarous Cot Rican. was (worn into the command of the new (hip deflined T h e . man walking there, and 1 anfwcred that I had not. He and the inhabitants of Chelmsford are forty to hear to Bombay, building by Mr. Tonnes, as was Capt. t h at t h e ~ as tuna Highland9l. „ce.mers: is in leave it. p re-' af.erwards %atingle the fame ground 1 never faw any ober Jona CAM BIOS no that of the new (hip for Madras , lent uarters • and Bengal, building by Idellie. CDR, sTia and CA- • ,in A eV7 I, k, or lee y AtrAf S. • f i i : f WI 1 B• • k ' L....EA.:nun oD that emend during that coaling. (Signed) wtitiare LAVINIA. M r RON. The Court adjourned at lit o'clock till l'hou g gli the regiment has only been a m onth . i t s . No m,. ri ver/w e,' oet., K r:00804. tinned there, the in h a b itants cannot h ear of its cepea• I Thome. %filler, (onto Mr. John hi i hr, of Mather s Dam, Titefday next. Letters were yeflerday received from the Captains ed departure, without regret. The determined man- d -a•re, tf•et I bare read the toreguir.g ft.tentem ot William Laf. . net in which the officers and men 01 that rc e r , ement ' hi. I ••''reeti , e thc con• , ,rr , t l, e , yrkich tenet Our in inlP7renne and paffengers of fcveral of the followhig EAR India- _ , , r , . A . , a s , - d , . het ir.Ait Lun and qtr L....vaid Brook.. on I tackier eveoing tat men,advifing their art ival at ?Jadeite outward-bound, elerteu falf:fll.o.VCS to extingutin the riAoseS, Alt I IC. M a thesl., •and lik lam that It is petty...ill 9th natant, at am. c t wee the property fo much endangered by the I ire „,„ on the 16th September, all will. They expeeled to I (Sigma) 1' Matti'. clitAdflll fire, will ever endear them to the people ot ' Nn.Dr. Liverpool, 'onotier so, i doe. fail in a few days for their refpellive deflinations as • tinder-mentioned, vie. ' that town, to whom it i. eii . .ictilarly gratis I in?, to I (4entirey Berry, panneyman to Mr. 'I borfton laillril. wire. Trauma, Capt. Saud , r., for !it. Helena and &twat know, that the actent for the Fire Infurance Office has drawer, a: Mather . Dim, declare. that at abort bidf_ ....__ peß du Union, Capt. Markintofh, Mr .4. Helena and 111.11Z.a. tereieded the names ef 'bore d, r:rcing men, that y rirlick no Tudd.y ea. Mug lie 9th hillant, as i was memo; at t I "' • ' n Il•f lc dal JIICC from Mather** lUDs, a CialtlCol3ll wheat I have Intim. Cari.Will.lio. fi , i hiati....a. may be tranfmitted to Lis emel•iyers ; declarine that . r,...e .....rio-ddwaril Ilroolov, aeceifted me, and enquired i.nrd Kurth, Cate Ram ge, for Median and Bengal. th.y were th e mean, of pre . ...2re ; ree:, the whole itreet, •of nit wood, wa.. Ni.oh.e. lame, which I towed him Ite eke Ocean, Cart. Ml' ,r7,ort. tor 'Viet in shi - h the fire commenced. It oes smolt airlifting : ..1 lo.rti no. to poiott out to him which was the North, sal point. P.,ayres.l.'Art Ada. rky, for Somber and Menlo,. 1 iarrkt, Capt. I. rich, ..ir Mara. and BeitgaL liek in the chain i• 1 ZA'RnilltAla o ccurrences, that the ' col ,nn tin, " r nntnte via of eh , Dun chum where we were Rending, an.: wt.! lAll ' i flat was tlse NOIIII. lic then left me. I luddart.Capt. l aft KI 1, t..r Ditto. 1.....1 , ers were eon::.. I . .t•ir .nt of the lituation i I th , !e Ms . . Shelton Celtic, l'..,vi. Norniaini, for Soother. I rsi.r tinfortkinate, ..:,,. 1.11 a lACiifi.:C 441 the contla- ( ; fin •d ) olio rrrrr X The Earl Spencer, Captain It AITT, Mart. was aPP^;n" 1 gration, as th...t n iti•• ,. .el el.:: err , ever nice to the feel to fail a pt Nadeau , in company with the Liod Nlel- ' e 4,., e di e tye,iee, hem...nits , e wild h .. ve prapel • :sdthem ----- ville, Capt. I.erinot, the beginning of April. Th to evete es:l - y / l:1.. to face the lives if their It i, putrefied t , e'en a call-iron btidge, of magni two whips ate expetted to totm a part of the n :2li.st Ic w creatittes. The :idvantages refultiog inf t! e . ficetit vonflroaira ,biy ne only one arch, about 100 fleet to arrive from Madras. 1 c nt..n. ant • • ty from the :telive mealutes adopied by CO- feet in lui!;ht, iii..`ei ,A fil..ft of of airy magnitude Letters of the eftili ult. from Rotterdam, fay— I lie i.i )den HORP, , n 1 the Snnuth Lincoln Miliii If 4 m Clifton Down a' French fathers from the Gallo-Batavian army, have ' ten .1-• (.., fond 1; LE Gr.:, and IkIJ j.)r Dui:Gt./6S. of e.'t i), it . I. may 1 . .01 toll tig,et!, li, ctlend :in 1 near the old windn.itl, to Leigh Down. been placed on board tour merchant Chips at Am- ! 9111 Regiment, are as gt...it as they ate honourable Lace nn Tu.::: • , cern•o;. a boy. ah•int five years fterdam, where they are to remain until ,litre vei! .. is to themfelves. than have been nolo:tee:l,in order to difc -ver it the , . • The uew bartacks are a (bort dillance from the A clolelot r:4• •• : . 1 .111 11. t....tlier; who rr arpcar. had of Ave, %SS. I i • in •'•,: .‘ dmiralty yard, ciyirg in - - •11. TI - • tnswn, and when the tile firrt bloke nut, Majce Dn, t •-: e e t e r , ,,.; I,- - 1 .1. , I':.e rin''J %,* A L l • CM' d 0 l•lite. la ‘ 7..\; 1 :1, V..1:fl ht 11. 1 e .yes, lays ... j i 1•11 Dari:i., Oen he cme i a coach, ~ .r Jeri' cti him to ;.r , ) .i. ! Ara for bread it he lives in OvfotdAriet, but not his father is On 1;oar•.1 a Chip. Tlnt tAktli CAI C 01. UMGoa I am making The Garland, 'IVA PD, !roll) ' , derma ..... 'tending to join pat into the Humber with the lots of her rudder, and I ate Engrilli mantiraaiirei. on hoard. 'no, ,i.eatute hswn, and wnen tiic leaky. teems to have excited murk 'umeri) . ). try alarm." i.• s dilcovrrtd it a • wa . walking to town: he in- of a y tt• •••••• rly tweed. Captain Taw au appointed to the command of Ole week the joliy trial belorgit.it, to the Rom c f• - 1:: :!.y returned, and run with Vat h ha te , that when his •i , tot J ‘!•ii ' llavi:%, o:it he cm, i a c•isch, Forbes's, on the Dreadnought, of 953 guns, off Rochrfort. Los frigate, Rationed off the Naze Point, as a gmird he l e ached the h a e t aeks„ h e oa• ithahlC to give hi. !• t•• ittr de(ited tin to •+ .+ ! Alk for bread or are removed belleellfin BIRCH/ICC app 'Wed t" the corn - Chip, was fwarnped and Rove tilieees the eiolecre d;:ea,,,n, mail h e h a d tee ,,,,,,ed on Vt LiCh a u.; :it be lives ex(ol,l•'ir‘el. but not ittantiOn is pia , ' strand o f t h e M at ilda, a t Woolwich, cn board of tit the turf, in ar proarhino the ore ; and t: was not re'•• rneJ , and was iadcfatiga!ge till the fits was i h hts ;ha fa:her i•. on I;iiard a 'hip. The Admiral Dcpv c Lai bar his Bag. without fume darulty th e crew were 1 , 7 gfc; 011141114 A Cat Of. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..—Wied S W. . AU. OM AIM. DOZ. bublia 2 CsOttertbUrgl 1 o Waterford o 6 I Übe° I 0 TORBAY, Nov. I.—l wrote you yefterday, in great haße, to rave poll, and now re-afrume my pen to give you a corre& lift of his Majefty's (hips in Tor bay, which are as follow:—Ville de Paris, Teme raire, San 3ofcf, Prince George, Prince, Princefs Royal, Windfor Caine, Terrible, Britannia, Imre term, Goliah, Defiance (not Glory, as I Said yeticr. day) Nemefis, Heron, and Liberty, with the William of Sunderland, and Anna Maria Pruflian galliot. —His Majefty's brig LIBERTY, Capt. COD, which ran down and funk the Torbay (loop belonging to a poor filherman of this place, Tuefday morning, about five o'clock, was under a prefs of fail, wind blowing heavy and much fea ; it being dark thick weather they did not difcern the poor Merman till it was too late. Two boys, part of her crew, were much bruized, but all got hold of the brig and were favetl. Wind W..S. W. blowing Rrong. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 1.--This morning failed the ARGUS, of IS guns, for the Downs, having under ' 1 her convoy the Lady Caftlereagh, and Prellon EaR tndiamen, from Bengal, and the coating bound to the Eaftern ports. The Europe EaR In diaman remains in the Sound, and it is faid mutt go up Hamoaze to have her damages infpeeted, before (be can proceed to London. Came in the Danifh (hip Your Sitters, Cart. ---, from Sale', with wine and cork, for orders; the FLYINO Fist' fchooner, of to guns, from a eruize ;. the MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet, which patted by haft evening for'Torbay ; and the Portuguefe fchooner Hiate Cor reiro de Mair, Capt. Joe Eunsto VISO°, from Do ver, bound to Oporto. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 1.---Sailed his Majelly's (hip Swir rsv at, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir Joint Oen, with the AGAMEMNON , ROBY, Mystic!, VETERAN, and the POLYPHAMUS men of war.—Wind W.N.W. DtaL, Nov. z.—Came down from Sheernefs the R °mazy man of war. Arrived the LSOTARD man of war, Adm. Lewis, from Dungenefs, and remains in the Downs with his Majesty's (hips, and a fleet of outward-bound veffels and tranfports. The Dcvafla tion bomb is preparing to fail with the outward-bound for Ford - Mouth, alfo the fquadron for Calais.-- Wind Eagerly. YARMOUTH, Nov. 2.4—This morning his Royal Eighnefs Monfieur and fette left this place for Lon don, accompanied by Mr. SPENCER SMITH. Sailed for Barwick, the Patrice or Watts packet, Captain TriostAs MIMI H. Paßed through theft Roads, three fleets of merchantmen from the Baltic, confining of upwards of three hundred fail, 'ider convoy of duce at m,•cl Mips and a voter. Sailed on a cruize la CONSTENCL frigate, INSPECTOR floor), HIND armed brig, and two cotters. Arrived the SNIPE gun brig and a cutter, and remain with the MONMOUTH, ofl 64 gonsi Capt. HART. Wind E. N. E. FROM LLOYD'S I.IST. CR AERIV NO, NOVEMBER 2.---Paffed by the 1.0131 M, Hopkins, from G:Mpoli, and the Frederick, King, from Rotterdam , - bailed dr: 1 ither, Irwin, for Africa; Fortitude, Falconer, tor Su rinam; NT,. lira. Begone, for Bilboa ; SJleta Terefa, G.. snez, for Vigo ; Charlotte, Dalftraw, for Strekholm ; Larofht, Walker, for &Alin ; Zerleu Ruft, Romague, and the Guuft Van VriendCn, °Moan, foe Embelen. ARRIVED. In the Downs, Arena. Hurt, from Waterford-At Hull, Welly, Read, from Pawl:burgh ; Hope, Barra tram Dantzle; Hen ancy, ry Addington, Neely; Patty, rattle; Trowbridge, Smith; N Gibbs; and Venice, Wills, from Koninglburgh—At Liverpool,' Joreph, panaifon, from Maffachufetts; and Farina, Holmes, tram P e terfburgh-.At Brined, Camilla , front 1311 boa--At Newry, Beattie, Jaft, from Alicant--At Dublin, Dla-a, pump; Pherbus, C.arpenter en ro l Umlaut% Leuingtrin, front London-. At Embelen, Cofistopolite, ,from Sc. Thomas's—At Lifhon, Four Fricnds, front Cork ; Ceres, ----, from London; Wakers; Mary, Forreftaft ; and Brothers, Jeffrey, from Newfoundland --At Oporto. Dlpatch, Elford ; and Syrene, Cod ner, front Newfounk.Uanel—At Malaga, Sufannah, Nimott. from Liverpool...At Barba does, Two Friends, Billfborough; Severn, Mafun ; Berwick, Welfh; and queen Charlotte, -----, front London.--At Demerara, Cumberland, Langley, from London ; Lady Hobart. Taylor; Nielvdfon, rearfork ; Mary. Anderfon; and Prince William, Handy, from Africa—At New York. Leder prize. Cogan, from Hull...At Philadelphia, Swanwiek, front Dublin. The Williamfon, Clappifon, from Hull to Peteribarth, was to tally loft the 9th September, about five miles front Aremfburg; gnat part of the cargo laved. The N Sa del Conan t, from Cadiz, is detaine d b y the Argot (loop, and arrived at Plymouth. 'i lee Baltic, Perle. from Peterlburgh to Whitettaven, which was onCore oot n Gland. got off. 1 hrTrinity 1 troy Vare la, Coftery, front Liverpool to Leitkau, 11 , . prong a leak and pet into C o penhagen tn ray kir. The Abeema, --, front Falmouth to Quebec. taken by tint Uncle Thomas privateer of Rochelle, and carried into Vigo. The flap Clutter trader, from Carmarthen, is funk to DRAM ,arbour. The Anna Elizabeth, gaff front Yarmouth to Tonningen, is on thaw near Bridlington; the cargo Is repelled to 1., f l ea. The Annoiffsatset St Guetana, fr. to Falmouth in Into he with damagc.sad thrown part of the c.,rzo overheard. The Recovery, Hardcaftle, front Dublin; Couoirls of Cork, from Cork, both bound to Barbodoec; and Cr-whad. Jana. from Clyde to Jamaica. ;re reported to have been taken and car• tied lino Guadaloope about the afith art Av g utl. A' or twenty fall of sack were It It and ,:riven on &OTC °tar Char teflon, in a violent gale. on the ;tb ot &pre flake r. The John, towns, front Damate for Lone:on, was totally 101 l at ODEtII.OIIC. the 29th ult. The brig Or. Jan, Hadrian, fr .m Cadiz for Lobden, was totally loft on the I 7th •.It. setae Traci The Eliza Ann, —, from Wales for Loa/ u, was castured Co the reth alt. and carried lam 1.1.,ppe. The Venerable, Le w is, at rived at Liverpool, failed (ton BArbadoes on the tBth of September, in com pay with the Clyde, the DominicA packet, and the St. n Andrew, and parted on the s 5111 of Oißober. rlAnd, NVA RD, from Memel for Cadiz, is :8- 2d- Try and 11l EA Cter • th* Alta, WKO 3sra S. pinion of a which at period pinion, a ig, in the r degree vent, and e number rithin this spulation, tree thou & fourteen ged about yeftsrday I hope, it and ez ,d for) will the caufes have taken merchants. llations ei- however, broken out carried off he garrifon atcribeti to n and Jews. : have been ng the molt tion of the burying the Heft powers. SMITH, W. ',Keyes : the Taft, as the or fame time ion. Though ded, yet from imen, 1 never D I•SKINE. likntial foe, las not abalc3. mare with ih the extent of hin are of tbc ...._ _ Arance of the , and all was .he inhabitants ned pertnA" ▪ Thnic/ to n i tt ed ag ai n Htft.!MANE IN THE WEST INDIES,/ BAIBAOOIII, Sm. 16.—We had on the 33 and 4th a moll dreadful gale, which dune on thine the. following veffels, vie. the Sybille, —, from-Lon don for Demerara ; Betfey, French, from Dublin ; and the Perfeverance, Hayes, from London, and did much other damage ; hut was more fevere at Dominica, where not a veffel rode it our, except one fhip, end the In i 4 Courier, from London. ST. KITTS, Ssrr. 7.—We are lorry it is our pain ful talk to lay before our readers an account of a hurricane of confiderably much longer duration, and nearly as fatal in its (fleas, as the ever memorable One of tov. On Monday afternoon lafl, the weather began to airtime a very teMpertuntis afpedl, and through the night the wind increafed, and blew with great vio lence from the North and North Weft, accompanied with inceffant flio stets of rain. Tuefday morning held forth nn hopes of an inter million, as it had only changed As diredlion, and blew with equal violence from the South Well, vary ing frequently to South. In the early part of the day; a fAnorser, belonging to Mr. Chaldwick, of St Bartholomew, was forced on (hone, and between two and three o'clock, the (hip Beckford, Captain Dixon, having on board 320 huglheads of fugar, and about 86 pipes of Madeira, was driven from her anchor, and forced on Ihore near Fort Smith, where the loon after went to pie-1 1 ces, hardly a vellige of her remaining ; providen tially Captain Dixon and his crew got fafe on (bore, and fome part of the wine will be Paved. A (loop belonging to Mr. Gie, loon followed, and is fince entirely aeftroyed. The American (hips On tre-and Ceres, to avoid the impending danger, if pnflible, put to lea about this time, but the former could not effect her efeape, as The was forced on chore at Salt Pond% sand has tince gone to pieces. The approaching night prefeated a moR gloomy appearance to tie other Mips in the roads, as every mark of deftration teemed to await them, from the increaling violence of the wind and fwell ; they were ken, before the evening ciofed, to labour and pitch very much. About midnight, our anxiety was kept alive for the fate of the unfortunate on board them, as it then blew a werfat hurticane ; almott every fence being blown d •wn, fevers' (mall hinges car ried away by rapid torrents of water, occafioned by the uoceafing deluge of rains ; and many other houfes entirely (tripped. Wedoefday morning pre fented a fcene of horror to the imagination—not a veffel in the road, and the beach entirely covered with wreck! The William Pitt, Captain Abcreroni bie (a (hip loading here for London), lay nn the (bore above the Pored; the Aurora, Captain Thompfon, (a fine new (hip, her firlt voyage, with a cargo worth 40,0c01. herling) alfo on (bore lower down, and the Young Nicholas (the !hip re-captured and fent in here, on the 6th ult. by his blajeily's Ihip Hippo menes, Captain Afcough, w ith a valuable cargo of mahogany and logwood on board), laying on the Bar. Betides the above, we have to enumerate the lofs of the fhip Nelfon, Capt. Sumner, at Deep Bay ; (loop William Alhton, Capt. Hauit, of St. Croix At Sandy Point ; and at Salt Ponds, betides the brig above-mentioned, are the wrecks of two American fchooners ; Mr. Dawes's (loop, Mr. Rogers's brig learn, Mr. Coventry's fchooner, and other veffels, whole names we have notbeen able to learn. Accounts received from the different quarters of the Wand detail the many ravages made by the flow of water from the mountains, and the damages more or leis futtain eil in the mills and works of alma every dilate in the ifland. We cannot pretend to calculate the lots on this diftreffing occation, lint we fuppofe it will tall little fhoi I f Ronr toc,oool. lierling. It is with much plealure we Hare, that there have been but two viCtims who have 101 l their lives on this occanon, the one a white man, who had the command of the prize fhip Young Nicholas ; the other a negro belonging to Douce Theroulde, Efq. We almoß fear to hear the accounts from the neighbouring iflands, as no doubt they have fuffered in proportion. A privateer belonging to Mr. Dougan, of Tortola, foundered in the gale ; one negro only we can learn was picked up. She was leen on Tuefday throwing her guns overboard. 1 • • ' • •k •t a - td if re- Arc Ide If. r 4 ees 9 41 the meg ohs) war. " ant nted We- tlbe toka. LL Wier t 104. Dam, .af fence g tat IC4II 504. wire. At 8a i ae hays • ". luired le are paha- Wing, 2 zo. 70 THE. EDI: 4 4 OF TNfI TAR Sill—ln my letter to you, infected impute paper • of the tflth inflant, I pl : Jgeti myfeif, (bonld be found need:far y, to prosio.:e rrndoulsted teftimony to • corroborate the ftatement I then made refperftidg the meeting which thould have taken place betviees". Mr. 11.4aron and Mr. E. Baooks. That needle, is now created by the appearance of a letter . to yo!' Rom Mr. T. J. Cara. containing s ftatetnent winch is irreconcileable with the correenefi of my own. it therefore behoves me to Phew that the fads' I therein difolded ate imcifpurable. Mr. Pacer has Paid that he (hall not comment on ray 11a:einem ; how far I am indebted for that for bearance I cannot conceive. I fubmitted it (in den preiince of a mutual friend, whole written teltinlOnt I have in my po(TaGon, but whit. h, flop adelicacy cannot violate, I hope never to be antle r the neceffity of publiftring ) toltis perufal , with an intimation that rt mutt be fent off by that night's port . After reading It twice over, he returned it, laying be did not object to the contents therein dated. The tettimoniet are fubjoined, marked L 11. 111. IV. The Rated times of the arrival of Mr. E. B. and , myrelf at the field in which the Dam is (homed, and of our departure, are a f c ertained .by the coachman, and oar continuance on the ground by Miller and alfo by Derry, to whom Mr. E. litooas went to make Come enquiries, leaving me upon the eallern fide nf the d m D i m, within twenty-five yar of the water, and where I had every part of it its view. I cannot avoid Rating in addition, that Mr. PALM and myfelf, a cenrapeoied by the fame friend, teturhaet- I have alluded above, went in the ground for tbrenati pnfc of alcertaining the cattle which could have pre vented oar meeting. After the beatings of the Dam were accurately talt,,n, by the aid of a pocket compafs. Mr. Pam and myfelf pointed out the different pofitions we bad occupied during our Ray, my defertption perfectly according with the flatement I have already rent° the public, and to the teltimonies now fubmitted.-- The places which Mr. PARK& pointed out as %hat where he had been are not even in the fame field in which blather's Dam is litigated. What Mr: FOS* ilAted to be the Egli end b ein g no pert oftzllF. ing Dam, and from•thence no part of the water was then vifible. The place where Mr. Panel' hated ha had left Mr. Botrua, by fobfequent achneafisrement of Mr. Eyel, furveyor , is 4a(to yards fro/tribe near!. • eR part of the Dam. The plan of the ground has been taken by Mr. Eris, and wnnld have appeared. could it have been brought within the enmpafs of a newfpaper colturot. It do:s not appear, by what wattle Mr. Patti was guided, Mr. BROOILS and my(df were, of courfe,_g iverned by noise, at pm viount agreed to by Mr. Paw when we ported evoly at five o'clock. Upon my return to Liverpool, I called at my lodging, espetling to have fees or heard from Mr. PALK V. brit that tint being the cafe, I.wcnt immedi ately to his bottle, t.r the purpofe of arranging also til,r meeting. I have addteffed you, Sir, I truki for the laR time,frnm feelings natural to every honourable mind. I did hope to have been Oared the pain of any exists.' nation beyond my firft flatement, and it is.with deep regret I now yield to a necedity, the prabitty alone or which I once con mola. ed, but a hid, I now feel to be impe•ions and nnav-iriable. I am, Sir, Your molt obedient, linmbl i fervent, 11. Maxms..