Star. — London, England, 1807-01-21 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY at. PRICK. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confols, Jan. 6cl—Reduced 591-omnium s. F.adiequer BAK par U. prem. PRIC'F (IF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2131 2141 India Stock 1791 179 s per C. Red An. ( 9 111 Bilk 5 per Cent. 89 3 per Cent Cr•nf Ann. 594 Exch. Bills par is. a ts. prem. 4 per Cent. 7` 784 78 Omr,ium , 2 prem. per Cent Navy 93;11 Anglia§ Tickets, 191. 160. Long. An. t 7 I Conf. for ace. 6011 This day we received letters from Gibraltar, but not of fo recent a date as to furnifh any news of im portance. The lalt letters received there from Sicily were not of a later date than the end of 08( , ber, at which time the army had gone into quarters, without a ny pro fpeEt of offenfive operations being again at tempted for tome time. Sir SIDNEY SMITH was at Palermo in the Pomrss. A privare letter received by the Malta mail, (late!, that the Britith army had again landsd in Calabria, and having been j'.ined by great numbers of the in habitants, were putfuing their fucceffes towards the capital of Naples. We are lorry, honever, we can not attach any credit to this flatement, the official accounts from Sicily being filent upon the Cubic& Two velfels arrived in the River yerierday from France, the one from Caen, and the other from Cha. rante, but neither of them brings any French papers. A Gentleman who came patrenger from Cherante, informs us that a Decree has been publifhed in France fimilar to that lately Ala by Bow *PARTS aj Berlin. This Decree orders the confifcatinn of every fpecie3 of property in which any fubjelt of Great Britain may have an intereft. It alfo direels the (tape/Ilion of all payments, and orders that an ac count of all monies due from the French to the Britifh Merchants, fhall be accurately rendered and tegiaered at a place appointed for that purple. The Captain of the veffel from Caen repeats th• Rories of great battles having been fought in Poland, but nothing certain bad tranfpired at the time he failed. _ _ Two French Using veffels, fpoken by one of our cruisers off the French Coaff on Saturday, Rated that the report of a general anion between the French and Ruffians was very prevalent in France, but the refult was not known, no Newfpapers having been pill/tithed on the loth. This appears to be only a repetition of an old report. RUSSIAN ARMY. The public have for force time known, that the Command of the Ruffian Army is entrufted to Ge neral KAMINSKY, but the circumflances which led to this promotion have never yet been publicly tinted. They were briefly thefe : After the battle of Autlerlitz this veteran, grieved at the difafter, could not refrain from (peaking his fentiments freely tefpeaing the management of the Army on that occasion. His obfervations having reached the Emperor's ear s,Acs KANDE a fent for him, and after a little converfation, afked the General's opinion refpeaing the condua that had been follow ed on the day of battle. The veteran replied with great coolnef.., " Soldiers have no right to complain at any thing that happens where their Monarch ex• poles his perfon along with theirs; but if General Kusrusorr had managed the army as it was manag ed on that day, he would have been (hot." The Emperor, far from being difpleafed with the it.linua tion of an old Soldier againft his juvenile General. Chip, on eolleaing the immenfe army that has been fent to oppufe the French, fent to General KA MI F SKY an offer of the command. He accepted it— but, it is underflood, with this Hipulation, that neither the Emperor nor his brother fhould join the army ; and in cafe of bringing forward a referve, thould not accompany it farther that Riga. General Kastriasity, in confequence, takes urn himfelf the whole refponfibility. He was bred under General Suw*uow, and in Rtalia is confidered as a man not troubled with " the compuneions vifitings of Nature." Generals PENGKATION and KuvusGrr gland high in the enimation of the Ruffian army, as Hat rate generals, but neither of them are employed on the prefent occafion. They were both at Pettit . - , bnrgli when the laft letters came from that city. The Duke of Marlborough packet from the Lee ward Hands, the arrival of which we announced ?efierday, brings letters from St. Thomas's, which give a molt afilieing account of the difaflers (a third time experienced there within two years) occalioned to the inhabitants of that devoted ifland by fire. That part of the town which was defiroyed in the fame way, Vwo years ago, and had been rebuilt, was again found in flames, at twelve o'clock on the night of th. 3d December, which raged with unabated fury until nearly the whole was in allies. -The greater part of the inhabitants efcaped with theis t live, but had icarcely time to cloath themfelves, fo rapidly were they puifued by the flames. The letters received mere written immediately after the misfortune, and the affair is, in confequence, incoherently dricrihed. Negro huts were become the habitations of the belt families, one of which was allotted to each family. It is flated, that 7 Bths of the whole property in the aind has been thus unfortunately confirmed, the vlifue of which cannot at prefeut be accurattly Ake,- tained ; but it is ftippeed that it 'rill . be found to amount to nearly three hundred thoufand pounds 'letting.— Fire Engines were lately feht out to the iftand (and are now on the vdyage) by the lift fleet which failed from England. There are no letters from Tobago, St. Vincent's, or any of the fouthern Wands, in confequence, it is fuppofed, of the capture of the mail boat from thence, which had not reached St. Kitt's on the t4th ultimo. Fifteen privateers, mounting from one to eighteen guns each, frpm Guadaloupe and Martinique, were cruifing in November Taft, and had captured a mail boat, a vefrel called the Governor Beckwith, and the Rigby.—The Rigby was taken after an engagement of two hours, in which the loft 20 men. Extra& of a letter, dated St. Kitts, Dec. r 4, iRo6: " The Mail-boat, with the letters frum the South ern Elands, is not arrived, and I am aft aid fume accident Ras happened to her, and that the' Mails will not reach this packet. There are two or three (mall privateers from St. Eullatia, which do much miichief, and I am fearful will har'afs the trade about this Maud, during the loading of the !hips. The ROBERTSON,TriaI, from St. Bartholomew's, wasout out of Sandy Point Bay on the sth instant. by a French privateer, and carried into St. Eufhtia. A floi.p, belonging to GRAHAM, HAVES, and Co. of Liverpool, from the Windward Craft rf Africa, was cacti, and carried into Guadeloupe cn the 3oth tilt. —The Vanguard, of Liverpool, is taken off Old Calabar, by two French frigates and a brig.'? The letters from Trinidad are to the [ft Decetnber, which, in fpeaking of their late importation of Chinefe, fay, that, with good looking after, fix of them are found capable of doing as much in a month as the fame number of Negroes will perform in a wed ; that they are ufeful in the management of flock, are gocd gardeners, and underhand the tillage and pre paration of land—but that at prefect there is no pro fpe& of their ever becoming complete fubtlitutes for Slaves. It would appear that Miniflers are Rill in the dark with regard to Buenos Ayes. Lord Howicx, laR night, in the lioufc of 'Commons, in anfwer to a quettion put to 'aim by Sir T. TURTON, whether Go vernment had any farther information refpeefing that Izttl:ment than was already before the public, replied in the negative, Rating, that be was not aware of any farther communication having reached Government. A circular letter has ben tranftnitted to the Corn. manders of Yeomanry corAs in the LiMerick in Ireland, deliring them to be extremely careful in infpeeting the arms and accoutrements of the mem b.rs of their corps. The objea of the circular letter is Bated to be that of afcertaining, by aan.4l infpeo (ion, the Rate and number of the arms belonging to each . corps. Lail week the Kinfcleare Volunteer Infantry tent in their arms and refignation, Captain P..t. Pr, their Commander, having withdrawn hirafelf from them. TheFifefhire militia, which matched from Dover on ruefday, was dellined f'r Brahourn Lees; but, on the arrival of the firf divition at Rye, it was ordered to proceed to Silverhill, whither the fecond divifion has 4110 followed. The Loan CHANCELLOR was prevented from going in (late to the Drawing room on Monday, owing to the coachmaker not being able to repair the !tate cart iage, and take off the arms of Lord ELDON from the carriage and panneb. In our account of the illuminations yellerday, in honour of her Majefly's Birth-day, we omitted to mention that on the Warehoufe at Charing Cu Is, near the Admiralty, (appointed by the Direanrs of the Intlitution to fecure health and prevent pettilential difeafes in hot climates, by the dills ibution of the Yellow Fever Remedy,) were difplayed ft me very appropriate devices, that exhibited much talk, and were beautifully and fupeibly illuminated with fore rAl hundred variegated lamps. I - 14 Grace the DHICC of Nostno MBE It ALND being appointed Cnlonel of the Royal Regiment of Horre Guards (Blues), gave an elegant and lumptuous dinner to all the Officers, and mutt beef and plumb. pudding to all the Privates, with plenty of ale, to drink her MAJErry% health, &c. Lail week came on the EleEtion at Minehead, So. merfetthire, to return a Member in Parliament, in the room of Sir JOHN LETHBRIDGE, Bert. whn h ab accepted the office of Steward of one of the Eaten . ' Cniltern Hundreds, when Joutd Fo►ck►s Efq. was returned without the kali oppolition. The Committee to whom the Petiti.ns relative to the Horibam Eldtion were referred, have concluded their inveitigatian, and d.cided that the tilting Mem bers, Lerch PALMERSTONE and FITZHARRIR, were not duly elated, and that the Reittrit (hall be amended by inferring the names of the petitioning Candidate. On Thurfday night lall, about twelve o'clock, a fire was difcovered in a (mall room adjoining the Town-ball at Louth, which is occafionally ufed as a prifon, and where one of the privates belonging to the sth Regiment of Dragoons was at that time con fined for being in a !late of intoxication. The alarm was immediately given, but the kcy of the room not being at hand, every effort was for fume time inef teaually made to break open the door. It was at length, however, effeeted, arid the poor man was dragged out of the flames a rniferahle °hie& I There appeared tome figns of life ; but he died in a very few minutes. CORN EXCHANGE,' MAR K•LANI, Jaw. 21.—The fupplies of Wheat here to-day are eonfiderahle, famples of Injure quality are nearly at our last quoted prices, but the !ales of fic , •nd and ordinary are extremely dull, and at left prices —Bo-ley ar rives again in very large fupplies, excepting prime famples it is cheaper and a falling article—Malt likewife—White Peas are cheaper, and but finall variation in Beans of the two kinds—Oats are in confiderable fupplies, and this trade is quoted lower —Flour is ♦ery plentiful, rood few (ales at the higheil quotation—Good American 451. to sos. per bat rd. THE ORAWErs; The following will effeivally difpel the fears en terrained of the enemy'b having landed in the Orkney Hands: "Orkney Mande, St. Margaret's Hope, Jri 1. *Soy: Lieutenant Colonel Sinclair , Commanding 31 Battalion of Caith nefs Volunteer., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Caithnefs, &c. ate. his Majefty's Lord Lieutenant of that County. " MY I...RD—Major Rofe would acquaint your Lord(hip yellerday, that a quorum of your Deputy Lieutenants (who had then met at Thurfo, in conk quence of a reputt of a French privateer having been wrecked vn the ifland of Pinta, and that the crew had thrown up a fmall work and planted their guns thereon ; that they had likewile feized on ail the boats in the ifland, with a view to make captures, and to entirre their cfcape, Scc.; that they Ordered me to proceed to Orkney with as ma of the Vo lunteers as could be immediately colleaed—which we did, on board of four @fling Imackt, who offered their Cervices. " The two 'Mao companies were inflanly em barked, and welt joined, about one o'clock this morning, by Captain Maim two firbalter ns, and 30 privates oldie Straw Gleitone Company. " I proceeded with the Volunteer s under my com mand to the Pan Hope, where we et' ive,l about five o'clock A. M. and were informed, that the report was partly falfe and partly true. A lugger . of 16 gnis and very fufpicinus appearance wa. leen to have 'anchored there a few days before, which created a great deal of uneafinefs and alarm to the unarmed inhabitants, the (hipping, and trade. Eighteen fiihing fmacks formed themfelves into a crescent for their own defence, and at the fame time difpatched the Expedition, Jack mailer, (with the intelligence that now appears to have been a very inaccurate and ex aggerated account of the danger) for prompt Air tance. '1 he clergyman of this pari(h was on the eve of acquainting the Commander of the Forces in Scotland of the circumilance, when the occafion of the alarm was dilcovered. " It will afford your Lordfhip fatisr:Elinn to know, that the Volunteers turned our with the utmoft ala crity, vying with each other who fhould be foremoft, and feemingly chiding their Commanding Officer for delay, who, horn his refponlibility, felt it his duty to make fome neceffary arrangements for the com• fort of the men, refpeaing provitions, &c. which your Lordfhip knows to be indifperdably necelfary when about to encounter inch a critical and danger ous fea as the Pentland Firth is known to be at thi. feafon of the year. We were accompanied by Lieut. Lurchin, of the Royal Navy, Capt. James Ficnder fon, of the Clyth Volunteer, to all as a furgeon, and Mr. Peter Swaney, who alfo volunteered his fervices. 44 We found, on our arrival at this ifland, Captain John Grant, of the sth Britifh Militia, and J. Dun. bar, Ed+ (who had embarked on board the filhing fmack, which brought the intelligence to Sabfter Roads) with a view of ailing as circumitances might require in aid of our operations. " I have the molt confident belief, that had the report been real, the enemy would have got an earnelt of what they may at all times exp4l from thitone in the defence of their country. " When the wind favours, which now blows hard, I propofe immediately to return to the main land with thnfe under my command. 6 4 1 have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lord• Ihip's Very obedient and faithful humble let vant, (Signed) 44 JAMES SiMCLAIK, " Lieut. Col. 3d Batt. Caithnefs Volunteers. " The Earl of CAiTN I is, &c. &e. Edinburgh." ABFRDEFN, JANUARY 17. . . The vefrel liranded in the Orkneys, and re. ported to be a French privateer, as formerly men tioned, is now found to he an American. The Thurfo Volunteers, on the &it alarm, after obtaining the cunfent of the Lieutenancy, embat ked with the molt laudable 11)44 and alacrity, under the c..mmand of Lieutenant C. lonel SINCLAIR, fur the Orkneys, on hoard four London fmacks (the mailers of which volunteered their fervice.) t.r meet the enemy ; and have line returned, with a repurt, that the veirel proves to he an American logger in ballad. Under all the circumllances, we think the cafe appears very folpiciou., and is fu'cli as ought to be vet y flrialy examined into before the logger he allowed to proceed. Lill of Seamen and NlArines laved from the Athe nienne, of 6+ guns, which was loft in the Mediterra nean # ![AMEN. SEAMPN. StAMEN. Benjamin Macon William Reynolds Thoniaa Jones William M'Cann James Young R. Towrifeutl William Tompkins James Buck William Barnett Whn Chrillopher William Hills TCh at h am illiam Watfon Richard Rex John Gamble Michael Shoubert Robert Garrick William Inglis John Kyle William Hall William O'Brian Thomas Jones Aritori Francis Samuel Duchcfs Thomas Bainton Evan Jones William Dodds James Hall James Dunlop William Collett William Antic. :as Gtorge 1-I ill Samuel Hitchcock John liatetnan Thomas Simpfon Charles Holtz Robert Hutton James Brown K. Hillier William Williams F. Solomon William Hill J. Domini Henry Hume Francis Forrefter John Cony Jofeph Bord George Tall .r George Butterfield John Anderfon Williian Arnittrong joliph Hicks Edward Belifield Robert Denny R Chapman ROTS. George White Alexander Small Samos! Vincent William Arnold James Marcbant Richard Murray Charles Field John Condrin &fluid Mendock nfeph Hicks George Hiatt?' J --. ames Borges Samuel Cennel ROYAL MARINES. Philip Junes John Benton Jaf Batts Privre Evan kolics Samuel Wylliard George Farmer do. H. Fellows John Hereon William Pollan do William Rabnage ames Pavey Francis Cookfon do. Edward Minton ohn Fon B. if a y ts .. d o. John Cogan John Js*ts Wm, : Marlow do. William Manning R 'tvialj Ed war d Hil l d o. Thomas Williamfon Winiam Patton Wm. Williams do. Michael Norton nouns Little John Barnfley do. lidward Budd WEliam White stmt . ' coos John Loft P. Clauley Robert Haideomb. The above perf6ns were fuldequenily on beard the Pompee, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir S. Smirti, at Pa. lermo. Monday a Court Martial was held on board the PRINCASS ov Ostamca, in the Dawns, on the Sub- Lieutenant of the INDIGNANT gun brig, whiet Lifted the greaten part of the day, when he was sentenced to be broke :IS a Sub• Lieu enint, and to ferve as a Midihipman, the charges blin4 fully proved. On Monday an inquelt was held on a child at Shadwell, who being lefr alone in a room drank fame boiling water from the (pout of a tea kettle, and died loon atter. The Jury returned a verdi& of—Aeci. dental Death. AUUTICAL INTELL ICENCE. -- 7 GIBRALTAR.-SEC. 30. Since the decree of Boa AP A ItT it, relative to neutral velfels trading with Great Britain, eight or nine American vefl'els have been carried into the Spanifh ports, and numerous crnizers are out. with a deter mination to detain all veirels they may fall in with. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY so. Arrived his Mvjefly's thip LAVINIA, from the Weft. ward. Sailed hi , Majefly's (hip STAITIATI,BORRAS frigate,and the NILS, to the Weftward.—Wind DEAL, JANUARY 10. Sailed the BRISK hoop of war, (r Plymouth; and .the homeward b..end Well Indiamen, &c. for the . , River.—Arrived tail night la SEINE frigate, with .;about twenty fail ef vefl'els under her convoy, (latt !from Torrid ; they failed through for the River. Arrived the SHANHfeI, frigate, and the DESPIRATR gun brig, from a cruize off Dieppe. Wind S. W. CORK, JANUARY 14. The flap Eliza, from Londonderry, bound to Bal timore, atter being out five dap, during wh4.Ch the experieficed very fevere weather and adverfe winds, 'was obliged to run for Loughendal, where the was driven trona her anchorage by the fevere gale of Chriiimas morning, and rendered a complete wreck. We are happy to Hate, the crew were all raved. We alto learn, that on the fame morning a hrig from Liverpoc 1. bound to Buenos Ayres, and two !loops, were handed at the fame place. YefletdAv hi; Ma jelb's thip Diana, Capt. MAILING, and the Peirce gun brig, Lieut. Evezys arriv e d a t C ove; the forme trom Portfmouth, an d the latter boil) a crutze. GREENOCK, JANUARY t 6. Paired yeflerday for Port Glafgow, the (hip Pene lope, CRAWFORD (late HALL), failed from Tortola the t9th November, with about eighty fail of mer chantmen, bound for Britain, under convoy of les Saute frigate and 7vlseue (loop of war. Upcn the sth December par tedeompany with the fleet, in a gale, lat. 26. 51. lung. 61 43; upon the 6th fell in with • the Mariner, DURHAM, from St. Vincent's, alto one of the fleet ; kept company with her until the 2111 December, when (he 101 l light of her in a gale. The only veffels fur the Clyde, in addition to the Penelope and Mariner, were the Mary Ann, Dice's, and Re covery, —, both from St. Vincents Irmelinda, MARQSIS, from Grenada ; George, M 4 TA.GCART, from Trinidad : Europa, ORR, and the brig Betfey. ThelFavomite, Roocses, of this port, was in the fleet bound for Liverpool. The Samuel, LoreLe, arrived here yeflerday, from Qebec, after a tedious palFage. In coming down the river St. Laurence, one of the crew, in reaching from the boat for an oar, fell overboard and was drowned. Another fell from the matt during the paffage, and was nut Peen after wards. The Mate died with fatigue and the incle mency of the weather. The Samuel was drove into Tobertnoty on the 7th intl. and remained in that harborer a nomber of days. The Sofan, HAY ES, from Africa and Jamaica, arrived at Liverpool on Satur day ; was chafed three days before (between Cape Clear and the old head of Kinfale) by a brig fuppoted to be a privateer ; the left put firing them and gave chafe to two (hips that were (landing to the wellward. Saw revere' vetfcls in the Channel outward bound, but did not (peak any of them. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVFM4 20.—Paffed by the Union, Davies ; and the Chefirr, Ntile, from Cork ; Fadtor, Conway, from lielfaft ; Two Friend., Bully,,llrom Limerick ; Princefs Mary, Hunt ; Friends, Richards; Jab, Keys; Belinda, Roberts; and the G.rtrude, Curdy, from Waterford. Sailed the Mary, Billings, fur Faro; and the City of Cork, Bickerton, for Cork. The Oreftes, Maffey, from GotteMutgh for Liverpool, has been on Chore at S?romnefa, and got off, after difchar;:ing her cargo. The Centurion, Gray, from Pernau for Liverpool, is wrecked in the Orkneys. • The Vanguard, of Liverpool, is taken cif Old Calabar, by twa, French frigates and a brig. Tt,e Rigby, M Donald, from Liverpool for St. Kites • the Swift, —, from Bat - hackies for Surinam ; an d t h e General Beck • with, —, from Kt wfaundland for Barbadoes,are captured, and carried into Guadaloupe . The Paulina, Charm, from Baltimore for Newcafile, is on (hare on the Head Sands. ARRIVED. At Poole, the Nancy, Stone; Alicia, Walker; and the Olive Branch. Haywood. from Newfoundland—At Plymouth. the Cyn thia, Wayth, from Necefoundlaud—At Liverpool, the General Scott. from New Orleans—At Hull. the Mine-va, Burrell, from New York ; aril the Nancy, Welton, from Men:cl—At Briftol the New York Packet, Webb, from New York—At Dub lin, the Eliza, Jones, from London—At Cork, the Kingfton, Ladd, from Londor —At Limerick, the Heroine, Jackfon, from London ; and tbe I. agle, --it...a—, from Dronton—At Newfound land. the Devonfltire,—. from Prince Edward Ifland—At ladeiphia, the Inervid, Smith, from Briltol and the Brothers, Bray, from Londonderry—At Bolton, the Four Brothers, Giles; Aid, Sulbvan ; Merchant, Craine ; and the Peter W from Liverpool—At Virginia, the Jane, Colly ; Merchant, -ft--; and the lutrepid, Steid, from Liverpool —At New Oilcans, the Baltithore, Delano. from Liverpool; and the Wallington, Adams, from London—At New York, the Walter, Bunny, from Liver pool ; and the Commerce, M Intyre, from the Clyde—At Smyrna, t h e A n thhi e better, —, from Leith—At Lifbon, the Friends, Hammond; and eat Country Lard, Worth, from Newfoun iland-- Off Dover, Hero. Thomas, front Dublin ; Exchange, Orr, from Zarte; and the Trafalgar. Saunderfon, from Lifbon—At Briftol, Prince-A Royal, Wells, from Newfoundland; and the Brutes, Blume, from Wilmington —At Waterford, Catharine and Eliza beth, --- from Stockholm—rat Plymouth, Garland, Jones, from Limerick—At Bermuda, Loyal Sam —, from London ; Aetive, —, from Barbadoes; Pally, French, from Grenada; Becky, t)empltcr; Two friends, Stowe; Mary. George; and the Seaflower, —, from Newfoundland—Ai Demerara, Prin. cefs Royal, Britton, from Africa...4n the Downs, the Experiment, Dkcy, from St. Lucie; Alexander, Dodd, from Surinam; Wil liam, Williams, from Berbice; Mary Anne, Watts, from Grena da; Hawkrfliory, Watfusi, from Demerara; Baltic Merchant, —, from St Kiia'a : Alfred, Mansfield; Country Squire, Wea therby ; Sally, Longhorn ; Union, Brown; Britannia, Morris ; Mary, Brown; Harriot. Clark; Magdalen, Richards; Lady Hood, Flanagan ; Orion, Whytock; Scipio, Rand; Howe, Ludt; Deorge, Rcad ; Sir Sidney Smith, ---- ft; and the Fortitude, bu.:ge. from the Leeward Wands—At Poole, the General Wolfe, Tullock ; Harmony, Payne; Swan, Warren; and Hawke, —, from Newfoundland—At Briftol, Wareham, from New • York I' Lisa, Irwin ; Adtive, —; and the Mary, —, from tin: I ceward if a do ; Hiram, Hammood, from Newfoundland/ and the Itritam. l 4,—, from St. Vincent',—At Laneafter, St. Alma, Molls, front St. Thomas's—At Liverpool. James and Wil liam; --..--, from New Orleans; New jerfey, Wade, from Sa •aintah; Admiral Nelfon, —, from Demerara; Bacchus,—, from Surinam; Nareiffus, Cunningham, fawns Tortola. Perfeve ranee., Filer; and Henry, Weeks, from Maffaehofetts; Cottage Maid, —; and Brothers, Lutigbottom, front Newfoundland ; Sally, Afhly; Lydle, Turner; Packet, Nl 4 Cellan ; and the Sally, HL k; y, from Cbarlenon ; Caroline, Tuft ; Mount Vernon, Gott and the Latuna, Gray, from Wiffealfetts; Nita, Maynes; and Jones. Telmer, from St. Vincent's; Jane, Smith, from Riga ; Wtuchencr, Tucker, from Nova Scotia; Rover. Colin from New Orleans; Leonidas, from Virginia ; and Pomp, Char, tram New York—At Waterford, Anna Elizabeth, Borgenfeo. from Stockholm; Prefident, Dunn; and the Mary, Dyer; from New foundlandAt Newry. William, Matthall, from New York.