Star. — London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 4. The Government at HO&theim now Wiles its or.i i rrsances with This introduction—" In the name of hit Mojaly the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Napoleon the Great." I, SEPT. 6. YellerdaY General Baron Von Toll, who has the command of the Swedith troops in 'the Ifland of !tu rn, capitulated. The French wilt take paid:non of the Mend on the 9th intlant. P. S. Betides the ifland of Rugen, all the Swedith iflands on the Germane oaft of the Bailie are included in the capitulation. The number of Swedilfi troops on the Ifland of Rugen is eflimated at 14,000 men. According to Tome accounts his Swedint Majelly left Rugen for Sweden on the sth intlant. The preparations of the French to take polnifion of the Ifland of Rugen, are carried on in the molt active manner; they have ahead'' , collated about goo ♦effels. PRIVATE LETTER. " COPENHAGEN, SEPT. if. " The bombardment commenced on Wednefday the ad Sep tember, it funrife, from four mortar batteries, confining altoge ther of 3o large mortars ; at the fame time a battery of fire rock ets was opened on the right, and that part of the town againft which they were direded, was immediately on fire in feveral places. • The bombardment continued For three nights, commencing about 8 o'clock, P.M. and continuing without interruption for 16 bon, that is till noon the next day, when it regularly Ce3led till 8 in the evening. • On the third night the town appeared to be in one univerfal blare on the right, and about midnight the great fteeple was ob (erred to be on fire, which is fail by the Dams to have been done by one of the fire rockets. At inu the morning it fell with a molt tremendous era& : at nubo the . s-sfed, as ufual, but the lames fpread in all diredtions, throughout that 5.. ) ftbc :th` 2r1,1 the following day (the sth); nor was it till the aflanr:.n of the sods that they were at all abated • Six hundred bodes are burnt to the ground, with the Uni- Otrfity mid Cathedral, and only aoo honks have efcaped without force denier. Two thoUfand perfoos are Paid to have perilhed in the bombardment. Another night muff have deftroyed the whole town; 00i Is there on record an is:dance of fo much damage haw • fugheen done in fo &oft a lime. • Os the sth, a tort time before the bombardment was about to mtemmance, a flag of truce tame out ; of courfe the fury was forpoded, nor Was it afterviards renewed, although it was not se newly known till the morning of the 7th, that a capitulation was eanduded, which may bb attributed to the additional implements of combuftion bled on this oecafion. • On the 7th. in the evening, the flank eomßanies took paSd• !hoof the citadel, and a ditatanient from the Beet landed in the Ultral. • The Citadel is ettremely Itrong, having a double ditch, and a gnat quantity of cannon mounted; it looki &redly Into the Crown Beery, which remains in poffellion of the Danes, as do all the pta into the town, which the Englifh arc not allowed to enter. • The Arfenal contains an i,umeni quantity of naval (tons as/ timber, particularly fine knee timber, fo much warted in Eng tand. " Great progrets is already fnide in equipping the esptured !dr : the lower rigging is already over head, and it is beliei d they will be all out of the harbour in a fortnight. Two iiiitrand troops and five thoufand feamen are working in the dock ywd; and it is furprlfing *hat facilities arc found in the work, from the regularity in the Jirper.:iwn orate Stores; every litip has b warehoufe, and every put of the rigging is tlcieted. "The lora or the British on (bore does not exceed [so killed and wounded, and no more than so afloat. TheDanith garrifon is raid to havc loft 30, men, &fides two gun boats which Were blown ip, with so or 6. men in each. The grcateft Fors we fuftained afloat was in an armed ihip called the Charles, or kirkaldy, which was blown up by a theft, and abort 20 perrons killed and wounded. It ',indeed inconceivable bow (Mall our lots is, when the state of the ground a►out the batteries is examined ; the quantity or Mell holei sad (hot grazes exceeds behalf. " The Danilh troops are dcfcrting to us in great numbers, being atbftly Germans." ANOTHER LETTER. " His Majefty's fhip Ref °lotion, CopWtagen Roads, September 53, %dor. " The harbour of Copenhagen to-day prefents a very different fceoe from that which it did four days ago. Several of the fhlps were reported Lilt night fit for lea. I was on More yefterd.ty, for tie fira time, and every report I had heard refpcdtlng the srfenal fell sort of my espedation ; I have no doubt of its being the fiat ' Is the world, Every (hip Iles oppofite to her florchoufe, and every article neceffari for her equipment is dole at band. The totes are intmenfe,fonte fay to the amosirt of two millioni,whkh I emnot doubt. The light tranfports are loading with copper and caws ; the timber Is (hipping, and the Chips on the flocks are tak ing to pieces, to be carried away. The flint Is In the moft exec/- kat condition, and confifts of very fine (hips. They had feuded them all, ready foe finking, mould they (Item it expedient. Not cum a gun boat is to to left them. The weather to-day is foam- AI: better ; the laft three days have been piercing cold. The Crows liatterYhu yet its colours flying, as will as the Southern Mocks. Art agent for tranfports inform* sue. that 63 wird, are •ittedlito the harbour to load, I craft a pod seumnit will be taken of their urged. There is no Intermark with the town Itt,uid I doubt much whether I Man be abk to get a fight of k" A Promotion or Flag Officers is expelled to take place immediately ; the new Lift of Rear Admirals to include the Hon. Captain STOP FORD. Orders hare been iffued to prepare accommoda tions in the Southern as well as in the Eallern Dif trills, for a large portion of troops, which are daily 'spelled to return from the t altic. The Yenmanry of the city of Dablin made a fplen difplay in the Phoenix Park on Sunday laft, where they sf .mbled to the number of upwards of 3000, to e infpeled by the Earl of HARR !Norm/. Tire Noble General expreffed himfeif highly pleated with their appearance, both in line and when palling him in column. A fin de-jols, in honour of the capture of Copenhagen, was fired in very excellent flyleand his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, who cattle upon the field as a fpedator, appeared much gratified by the ambers and difeipline of this loyal and patriotic ateenblage. The Prince Royal of Denmark has been fifteen years at the head of naval affairs in that kingdom, balling been appointed Prefident of the Board of Admiralty, by his Dania' l‘lajcly, on the aoth of may, 179:. tint , I.VULLIGENCE. ADMIRALTY COURT, 'DOCTOR', COMMONS. Yefterd:4 the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM Scovr proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes: jetlka Wilkens matter. This veffel. under Krilphaufen colours, laden with a cargo of fait, was captured In the profecution of her voyage to Tonal:igen. Ship and cargo reßored, fubjett to tie captor's eapences . Jupiter, Imgebloed matter —This was airo a Rniphaufen Tafel, laden with fall, and bound to Tcmningen. In this cafe, the Court faltered the Slip and cargo, and condemned the captor in three weeks demurrage, and supences of the hearing. Induttry, Focken matter.—This veffel, laden with fait, was going from Marenoes to Tonningen. but was captured dote to the inard of Gorce. The Court, in this cafe, defired the affittance of a Tri nity Matter. Alliance, Bryker matter—ln this cafe the Qilp was condemned. His Grace the Lord Archbifhop of Canterbury arrived on Thurfday evening at the Deanery of that e. Mr. Josarx PAYNR, who keeps the Q2een's Head public houfe, in St. James's -greet, broke his leg Tait night, by the overturning of one of the Kew Rages. THE New SNIRITTS.—This day and yeflerday Melfrs. GODSAL and Co. exhibited to many thoufand petfons, at their houfe in Long Acre, the magnificent State Carriage of Mr. Pima.' PS, the new Sheriff. This Carriage is fuperior in fplenchiur to any that has been feea in the City of London for many years, and indicates in every part the perfeetlon which the Arts have attained in this Country. Melfis. WINDUS and Co. of Bifhopfgate.firect,have fitted up for Mr. C. SMITH, with rival fp:endow, the State Carriage built by them a few tears ago for a former Sheriff. On Monday there Gentlemen will be fworn in at Guildhall, and on the fame afternoon will give to their ' friends a magnificent entertainment at Drapers•hall. On the 101 l wing day they will be entettained with the new Lord Mayor at the Manfion Houle and on Wednefday Mr. SHERIFF PHILLIPS will entertain the Lord Mayor, the Corporation of London, and his friends, with a fumptuous Dinner, at Stationers-hall. COVENT GARDEN 'NEAT/IR.—A numerous and genteel audience occupied this theatre laft night.— The play was Ypeed the Plough, which, in Farreer Afh field and his wife, exhibits one of the fineß piaures of runic fimplicity on the Rage ; a pielure Which re• ceives additional die& ft tun the aeling of Emu:* and Mrs. DAVENPORT. Mifs BRUNTON, who filled the interelling part of Svfhts Weld, pet formed it with great delicacy and genuine feeling. MUNDEN and FAWCETT were as entertaining as ufual in the two Randy, and all the othercharaelers were ably fullained. The Ordnance Boat d has been pleated to order the Ordnance Storekeeper at Faverfh tm, to allow to the widows of the unfortunate fuffeters who were blown ep by the late explofioa at the Corning Houfe, at Faverfham Powder•mills, the fame pay and allow ances as their bufbtnds enjoyed. Friday laft a man dreffed in a jacket and trowfer with an anchor button, and in other refpeets fuperi-r to thole of a common tailor, was found by fume tither. men on the tea fhore, in the patifh of Word, near Sandwich,who, it appeared on examination had been killed by a mufket ball, which entered his tight cheek Inds paired throug% the left temple. A Coroner's inquelt was taken on Monday before Mr. Da LAcAUX, of Afhford, but notwithaanding the utmolk exertion tiled by the parifh officers of Word, the three preced ing days, no difcovery could be made how the de ceafed came by the wound. A Gentlentan in a county town in England had lately a very fine h'rfe ilolen from his llables; and having g•it fccnt of the route purfued by the thieve>, he (et off, accompanied by a ft iend, to recover his pro perty. Both were mounted upon honks from the Qud of the gentleman wh.) was the infer, and after riding About zo miles, they found the animal they were in fearch of grazing in a common. They immediately laid hold of their property, and led the animal to ' the nevelt inn, where they intended to pars the night. After fceing their honks locked up in the liable, they retired to bed, haring firit drunk a cheerful glafs t, celebrate their good fortune. In the Morning, however. upon going to the liable to re v c.int their horfes, they found the door heal been broken open, and the three animals, with the laddles And bridles the gentlemen brought with them, car ried off! lixrad.—Awery fevers battle was fought early yefierday morning, in a meadow leading from Cran ford to Uxbridge, between George Holmes, a coach man, from Dunfden, l3erks (who fought and gained a very hard battle with a proteffor, known by the appellation of Jemsny the black, a few Months ago), and Gabril Heaier, a navigator, of eitraoidinary macular power and flue, the appearance of whom was alone fufficient to Itrike his adierfary with terror. Holmes, who is not above the middle nature, is an experimental bruifer, who, by a decent knowledge in the art of his proration, has uniformly Nanciuilhed his opponents in half a fcore battles. This match was for fifty gbineas. The navigator had feareely began to fet to, when be ailed furioufly on the offenfire, by running In at his opponent with all his might ; both his hits, right and lett, were flopped, and he received fuch a facer as broke his nofe, and by a left handed hit at the fame moment in the flomach, be lay van ' tionlefs, having received more injury in the firft round than, ;what* . the olde ft amateur ever witneffed His frame and nature, however, sas as well calcti fated to receive as the power of his adverfary could give: The battle continued half an hour without the na vigator's being able to put in one blow, be having received a certain quantum in every round. With this apparent advantage to Holmes he grew weak, and it was even bettrngs whether the novice would ntlt wear him out. Whilti in this feeble (late Holines received one of the fwingin blcisos of his adverfary under the left ear, which fu crippled him, that he was carried to face his man again at the expiration of the half minute, when he fell, and a fufpenlian of tloßilities enfued for the deciflon of the fpee'fators, whether the navigator was not entitled to the flakes. it was given fair, and. Holmes having gained his ftrength, he continued the battle until he beat the navigator quite blind, who, however, fought in that fituation another half hour, until his features were invifible, when he was taken away, and Holmes was declared the vi4lor. The contefi hafted an hour and twenty minutes, in the pretence of a decent field of fpettators. . :1 ‘ IPiTIT;La MTELLIGRAE. buiolin _iWVtrford Awaits . . MAILS—Wind W. AIR. DUI all. lilt. • t Kl:ltenbures I I • z LiMen 0 O 0." mud Illand o o `he homew;Al botmd Leeward Hands fleet were 01.4611 of! Cape Clear on the ssd intl. PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER ss. Eto Pe nay L the Neptune and Indunry, of Chi. che f .f. put in here windbound ; a lfo th e M art h a , o f Shot m; the. Riling Sun, of and from Dungarvon; Endt amour, of Dartmouth; Unity, from Plymouth; Pegg. V,. from Fowey ; John and Hannah,. of Ply mouth: #. Liberty, of and from London ; Robert and Georg r;,,of Southampton; Neptune, from Plymouth, and the: &lien * of Fowey, with clay for Liverpool. • PLYMOUTH, SEPT. as. This toorning arrived the PNPARANT, of 12 guns, front Heine Video, with difpatchis for Government, which wirefotwarded immediately for London: the failed from thence the 24th July lail, at which time the tr. topswere about to embark for England—feveral Office rs of the Army came pairengers in the Pheafant. Came in the Fame, Capt. Mattantra, from Gibral tar, with barilla, &c. for a market.—Arrived the Mi nerva, LAIDLIR, from Monte Video. Dania?. barque Diana, Captain jacobfon, from Spain, with wine, detained by the Scorpion of t 8 guns. Danifh !hip Martina ehrifiina, Capt. Hielfrope, from the Me• diterraneao, With wine, &c. detained by the Ploiter, of eit guns. Dania; fehooter.tletty, Captain Bryefon, from St. Thomas's, with tobacco, detained by the Fifsaard, of 4o guns. Daniib barque Elizabeth Chriftina, Capt. Seientfon, from Spaiti,d with wine, detained by the Refolution privateer. Danilh de Gerhard, Captain Wold, from Spain, with fait, de tained by the Scorpion, of t 8 guns. Danith barque Chriftile, Capt. Haas, from St. Thomas's, with fugar and runt, detained by the Scorpion, of t 8 guns. EN DRATIUR, of 14 guns, from a cruize. Elks, from Gibraltar, (*.tiled under convoy of the SATURN and Sufis-1.31 , Ra, r f 74 guns each. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ts. Arrived, the Kerrut fchooner, with difpatChet from Bermuda ; and the ARGO fchnoner, Capt. Bea. DER. from New South Wales. She failed in company with file Sir Edward Hughes and Northumberland. The Alec() has detained a large Bremen fhip from Batavia, laden with fpecie, &c. bound to Bremen, from which She parted off Scilly.—The fol!owipg, not mentioned yeQerday, are arrived from the Medi• terrattean, viz. the Adelphi, Peace, Chritlopher, En rerprize, James, Recovery, Alexander, Ellen, Ralph Nicholfon, Ibbetfon, William, New Diligent, Lord Bollingtoh, Cornwallis, and the Archimedes tranf ports ; thc Fame, St. Jofeph Eliefte, Jnfhua Potts, Laurel, Albion, Economy, Phcenix, and the Pem broke merchantmen.—His Majefly's fhip INTRIFID was this day telearA from quarantine.—Wind W. DEAL, S EPT. as. Ar-;ved and f!ilecl for the River the Ann, M'Cau t.v, from Si.:;ra Leone; the Ste Enwaan Fludurs frigate ; and the NORTHUMBERLAND, from Bombay, and remain in the Dow•as with the Ihips as per ha. Wind N. E. YARMOUTH. SEPTEMBF.R 25. This morning arrived from Gottenburgh. frith mails ;M.. paiTengers, the Lark packet, Capt. DtLL. Wh the packet palied Elfinore five fAil of Danith mea of war were completely rigged, and had j'ined r.lr fleet about foutteen cLys ago. Arrived the jHANNON frigate and a cuttc,, with difpatches and letters from Admiral Gametk. Sailed the M. t.sAcEtt frigate on a cruize. Wind N W. WEYMOUTI4. SEPTEMI3ER lc. A fignal is flying it Portland for a Fiend' priva teer in the offirg, and the Liberty brig is gune in queft of her. Arrived in Portland Roads, his Majefty's (hip Borns, from Jcrfey ; Pluto auop, RD. JA tivs ft I ; Dapper brig, Lieut. GA R. DINIR ; Ht•arty, Lieut. WicititAsa ; Liberty, Lieut CORD ; and Loma, Litut. Groat, from a cruize; Ant fehooner, Lieutenant BIRD, from Guernfey, with a convoy ; General Doyle packet boat, CHAA. Pirtle:, from Guernfey and Jerky, with malls and pan gcrs ; Alert bye boat, DAN. be Puraott , Princefs Augufta, C CLARK ; and Brilliant, W. Cou;t, from Guernfey, with pallen gers ; Two Friends, E. BRYAN, from Jcrfc7 ; Hope revenue cot• ter, Taos. Tanauttv, from Guernfey ; and Riling Sun, E. 0, Net cs.l,fromDungarvon, With eats and butter. Sailed his Welly a brig Hardy, Lion. f z arra' atr, for 11..rtC mouth ; Ant Winona, Lieut. Ono, for ditto, with a convoy ; Rover packet hoar, DA N. DE PUTRON, for Guenifey, with paffcn gers ; Profperity, JAE CRI ED, roe Alderney; Hope revevue cut ter, T. Tansy ay, oO l cruiac ; George, Jo as Haws, and Doie W. Ws t.r.r.s Nl.l, fur London. GREENOCK, SEPT. 23. . Yetleiday the Lord Melville, Anti, arrived at Port Glafgow, from Antigua ; parted with the fleet on the 14th inflow doting the night, in lat. 534. long. to. The following is a lift of the thips in the fleet for the Clyde :--Sisters, Barclay; !Wive, Gout ley ; Britannia, Morris ; Eleanor, Burnett ; Jane, M'Al lifter • ' Elizabeth, M'Gregor ; Fame, Reid ; Pens. lope, M'Farlane ; Amelia, Ferguton. The Surplice, M4F.orlane, fprung a leak on the it th Anglin, and was obliged to pot back to Bermudas, in company With a frigate that aflitled the fleet through the pottage. The Swift, M'Gibboh, artired here 131 night from Chatlellon, after a paage of 45 days. Left loading the Ocean, Malcolm, for this port. The Felicity, Coombs, and A number of other Teals (names. un known) were loading for Liverpool. On the 16th Aug Ult (poke an Eng& line of battle Blip off Ber. muds, name unknown t 27. (poke the American fhip Mars, from Liverpool for New York, out 32 days, in lat. 41. 6. long 42. W. ; September ts, (poke a brig (name unknown) frOM BrillOl for Newfoundland, out five days, all well. By a letter from Capt. Athol, of the Chip Mary, of this port, tb his owner here, we learn that the was loft on the coact of the Brazils, in lat. tl. 14 S. on her pairage from Monte Video to Virginia. One man and a boy drowned. lILLAPOOL, SEPTEMBER to. Sunday the Stir, put into this loch, in a gale of wind, the flip Raker, of Hull, ROBERT BARKER, matter, Flom Placa; tb Hull, laden with timber ; left Noes Scotia the 9+h of Awn. On the tyth, on the great bank of Newfoundland, (poke the Indultry of London for (teblec. Kilter matter, all well, having on board Captain KERR and crew of the Labelle of London, which velfel bad foundered on the 13th of Augult. When Captain Beattie left that port of America, Teals were coming in daily from the American States, and thcugh they were fully ac quainted with the rencounter betwixt the LEOPARD and the States frigate, no great notite teemed to be taken of it, and the intercourfe was as ufual. There is a great crop in that part of America, and the let tiers arc atively employed in clearing the ground and cutting down their timber.. 1, . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • . • . • Cie AVISL NO,.SAFT. 25.--t'atreil by the Harry, Hunt .frem ra; Wu :, Mary,- v., frnm Peteriburgh t W ate rmae, Lattreman . _ ____ troll itiaajia4earr, INT: arid the William, Hilllniton, front Waegront. allied the Albion, Gunman, for Lifbaa. ' EA3l' INDIA SHIPPING. • . tient. tiaomwr.r. i of the S IR Erwaso HUCIf frigate, arrived off the We of Wight, from the Eiq Indies,' al (fated in yeflerd a y' s STAR, !that he had deliverld his difpatches at the. Eat India Houk yet. terday; . proret4cd in the Admiralty, with difpatches from Sir *.owatts;Pst.t.sw: He was alfct the beprer of feveral French letters, tome of them, it is faic4 from the French Goicrament, intercepted onboard tome trench chips eaptursd broitrcruizert. All hopes of the fafetY of the StAtikaisi; ireciaderasind, hive entirely vanifhed. • On the toth of July, the Lord Hawkebary fell in with the Alfred, WESTRAD ; United Ki9101D1; &ESTER'', ; Worceiler, S. WOOD; and Duke of tdontrofe, Pariasao, isutward-bound, tts miles S. of St. Helena, five days from that Bland; all well. The fleet of lndiamen, which failed from Pont'. mouth, on the 18th ti April laft, ander convoy of his Majeftes (hip JuVirsa, were, on the tsih June, is lat. s. to. S. long. as. 30. W. all well, viz.— Hope, Carain Pendergrafs. Charlton, G. Wood. Surat Palle, Robertfou... Coutta, Hay. Taunton Cattle. Timbre& &Y lO O. Hudfoo. Earl Camden, Samfoa. vonghlre, j Murray. Woodford, Martin. Walpole, Sandllanda, Surrey, Camberley. Lady Caftlereagb, T.G.Murray.. The Surat Cattle was leaky, in c:odcquence of which (he was to go into Kit. The Sir Edward Hughes codroyed the China fleet, lately arrived, to fit. Helena, and f rom t h ence was proceeding to England with the flee:, when his Ma fhip Nassau fell in with them, took the convoy under charge, and fent back the Sir Edwird Hughei to St. Helena, to take the (hips that might arrive at that Eland, b:fore the aoth of July, under convoy for England. The Atalanta whaler has captured a fhip worth so,oool. She was at Sr. Helena when the Sir Edward Hughes lett the Ifland. The NO s Sir Stephen Lullingtott and tart Spen. cer failed from the Cape of Good Hope the 23:1 of January laft, and arrived off Point de Gall, the 3d of April. Two of , the Danifh frigates captUred at Copen. hagen, arrived at Sheernefs on Monday. We learn from Harwich, that upon her releafe, order of the Admiralty, the American /hip; Two Friends, Captain LiviwnsvoN, has failed fir the Elbe. Extra6i of a letter froM Captain Hunt, of the' Harry, from Jamaica, dated from off Dover, the 24th Inflant.—' , I parted company from the convoy on the ioth of Augull, in tat. 24 54. N long. so, 24. W. in a heavy gale of wind, which continued ft veral days, with thick fog. The moll part of the fleet, I believe, is difperfed from the convoy, having teen leveral (hips after the fog cleared off. I fell in with his Majefly's fhip Acta, .in lat. 53. 2. N. long. 23. 3. W. who, in the faMe gate, log the whole of her fleet the was convoying from the Leeward Molds. The ARAB had received much damage in the gale, having nearly loft her rudder, and was obliged to (leer her r, eral days with a cable, while the rudder was repairing, which was done very badly, having broke all the braces except two ; however, they made out to neer the fhip with it while I was in company. I patted w;tl4 her on the 16th, in lat. 55. 50. long. 18. 47. then all well. She was blood tor finite port in Ireland." The Glenmore, Jan*i, for Liverpool ; Sifters; Peacock ; Jupiter, ; Simon Cock; Boon s Hartiet, Sirling; Q2een, ; Preflon, Edward ; Swiney, Hardy ; Minerva, Stainfon ; Freedom, Cowen ; Dile, Chivers ; and the Liberty, Ailen, for London, failed on the rsth of July' from Suri. nam. '('he Bear, Wilfon ; Favourite, Volans; Bel:. lona, Fres; Apollo, Brown ; Fortune, Wilton; Califler, Wetherhead; Williams ' Smith ; and Orion, ' I Groves, for London, . were to tail on the ,9th of July from SurinaM. A frigate was at anchor off Su rinam River, on the loth of Fearuary, to convoy the litter (hips to the place of rendezvous. - - Freedom, Carr, from Surinam for London, was captured pn tbe 27th of July off St. Kitt's; retaken on the 29th. after having been on &ore near St Martin's, where th e loft her rudder and anchors. The Rachael, from Gallipoli, is detained, and fent into Malta. Cargo condemned. The Scout, of Dunbarton, Blair matter, from Glafgow, was wrecked at Holyhead on ;he 6th infiant. The Hatton, Spears, from Liverpool td qt_febec, is returned to Liverpool under jury malts. The lidußry, Ginbi;e, from Newfoundland and Cork, for Li verpool, Rated to be IoR in the gale on the 6th inflame, is carried into Waterford harbour, having been found without any period on board, the Captain and crew having quitted her. The Flenfliurg, of Copenhagen, from Meilina, is detained bf the Charles AS, and arrived at Grimiby. The Thefeus, Janfen, from to Heniburg, is obtained b the Lord Cochrane privateer, and tent into Dartmouth. The Hull packet, Gibfon ; and the Badger, Tbompfort, frotts Dublin for Oporto, were taken on the 3 tit alt. by tome row boat pilsateers, off Oporto Bar, and run on Ihora ; the latter is got of bj the Millbrook fchooner. Mullah—Off Portfmouth, the Argo, from the South Seas. In Yarrnooth . Roads, Eleanor, Thrift, from Peterfburgh. At &Mot, hogools, Falney, from Dominica ; Ettsa, Shepherd, from St. Lade; Weft Indian, Applrbt, from Nevis; Dykes, —; and the Sulks. Hutehinfon, from the Welt Indies. In the Clyde, Northern Friends, —, from Piaon. At Dublin, Ja• maim, Ford; and the Harmony, Humphries, front London. At Cork, Diana, Wylie, from London ; and the Benjamin, Butcher, from Peterfburgh. At Belfalt, Union, Bruce, from Peterflinrgh; and the St. Patrick, M•Gilbern. from London. AtMalta,Phtebe, Ounitone; and Anon, Britton, from London. At Oporto, Lord Nemo, Wade, from London ; Unity, Tomlin, from.Newfoand• land; Medal, White; and the Berry. Caftie, from %dec. At Bolton, Hannah, Cottle, from Dublin. At Charlefton, Ocean, Malcolm, from the Clyde. At Tobago, Golden Grovc, from Fart!. At Trinidad, Thomas, Anderfon, from Africa. At Nevis, Fleetwood, Crook, from Liverpool. A vefrel has within thek few days arrived at Whit (table, the manie of which (later, that in the Wand of Walcheren the inhabitants are attacked by a dif. cafe, which has carried off feveral thoufand perform Withiti the lall fortniLbt or three weeks, particularly at Middleburg. The crew of this veffel were taken ill immediately on their arrival in the ifland, and part of them art returned to Whitftable in a very fickly [Lae. At Campfeer the difeafe was very prevalent. A laconic obferver thus charadcrizes the New Lottery Plan --« It never was equalled, as a Scheme of only so,ooo Tickets in number, and magnitude of Capital Prites, and for purity of Blanks ; and in giv ing two chances of foccefs for one flake of adventure, it Rands unparalleled is the Lottery Annals.".