Star. — London, England, 1804-11-21 00:00:00

ton ftchatlyfaid es et seed 33 inset 8 *kb. it is tutsosted. that Govern o lay a new us!). property. d.--On the arreik and carrying off Ru nem" the MiniSer to the r Saxony, the Senate of liambergh ag Note to the Minillers refuting 'heave the 4eepelt regret tbat the Senate is nn your Euellency of an occurrence. cry raped, of a atoll &Rom nature, filled the Senate with the greatell for ;fit a detachment of between two and French troops, landed fectetly in the Hamborgey-Berg, proceeded to the Mee furrouoded the coentry.boufe of onsen.o. Baronet, Charge d'Affaires ionic Majegy to the Circle of Lower i Alto, sad carried him, with font of Hamburgh. Al It was impolible for prevent dais occurrent*, which dkl not knowledge till after it bad taken place, mains for them to employ every means Iberation of Sir Geoaos Rowan's, and aof his effeEts. The Senate begs your be affured •they will leave no means r as veer lays in their power. to obtain (Signed) 0 wisow." Get sr, am. of Sir Geoeoe Resents appears to ended with no farther eonfegoences, as of the t id% inn. in the ?Mil article. 47 1 MBOLDp EngliQs Agent at tlanabtargh. in cannon (hot of the advanced polls of limy of Hanover, and carried to Paris. aerated. through the intervention of the :Ma, and has heen fent to England by '.'herbourg. If the proceedings againfl affociate of Pesci, Summit &airs. bad been completed. they would have lances as remarkable as thole of his at- the Prefidetil of the Mniciarerf of 4 11 4 the following letter ;- 11111141), Ot uIMOtAL ****** t tonstt AO. PITO Tilt COMMAN D AND 110102111 AAAAAA Ct 11•11 AND MILTS Of TNt ■llOlll. let 011 Tit MADISTRACY. totarjrC jut 00. NUS/IT OE TUI CITY or Hemlioartees, 11.ceterdam. seth &vmalre, NON. (NOT. I 0 1804. WNW to Wend Ton, that the General in Chid frodsendere from Ids Welly the Emperor, rele nt% u$ de don's eq be ed"P t e d d„ has desert me to acquaint der Merchants. that Awe come from Eogland,or the Captains or which Mt cosh that thri conseltocn Ups pans, that! be cratie. !sf *the Geseral la Cttler b elletthle this all colonial penilisec. wt apply the idlers only raerdiendise ; but ►e his mitre is Mae grid the IN"K duce be any &glib mereiaadist asee to to take pc; and to be fleeted abbes, say uodilkatiam. is hie at au!, that be hie eboryd ow. fa his lenge Ire Oath No•cmber), to Worse the trek, that be aaesfore into ex eutioa till deer the miry** or 1, in order to give the Trumann time to wake dis Koos for the arrival of the Odra esalthised to dia". n or ether Neutral Pont. t you. t •rrefere. GentleTtO, to Warm the war entaistply, sad is the official way, sad to achnowlrbpa Lacer. I bane lot' watt particular Aerie, (Stems) weseeao." a, Noe, si...We hear from Rome, that or. been iffuesifrom the See of the Secretary that all the necefrary dirpofitions and pee n; ...odd be made for the joined of the So 'ontiff to Fraglee, As his Holinefs has te• trasel to Paris at his own ovens', the r Gener , l is to keep in readinefs the (urns re him. The principal bankers of Rome are n turn:fh hills of exchange on the moll at bai.king houfes in the towns through which ;lea will pats, and principally en Paris. The ether will make Ilion journies ; his retinue ipages will be magnificent and numerous ; at ge tzo to 130 honks are to be kept in readi - 'he body guards of his Ho'incfs will &or% he frontiers of Tufcany ; from thence he will ded by the guards of the King of Etruria to tiers of the Italian Republic. A detachment :h cavalry will then accompany him to Penis. sly Father carries with him a great number Ible plefentt, intended for the Emperor and 1, and AU the Princes of the Imperial family ce. t.ocat, Nov. 6.—E:tuft of t/se order of the • the Imperial flotilla : The flatilla (hall cele a the gth, by three difeharges of artillery, the rfary of this glorious day, which has fixed the deflinies of France. The fit ft difcharges !hall lace at the break of day, the fecond at noon, e third at fun fct. All the ware's remaining in rr, whether the flotilla he in the road or not, e decked nut in the molt Iplendid manner from e to fun fet. At three o'clock in the afternoon Lame day, at the time i,f high water, the Ad wiil the Eagles of the Legion of Ho o the brave fellows for whom he has received lions the Grand Chancellor, purfuant to the of his Makity the Emperor." , Noto. t4.--Yefterday afternoon at two k, a Fretich Cahtnot psi-d thrt, this he wat followed, at 'even, by a Pr ufflan Cabinet tiger, and It eight by a Courier from the Mini- War, 'Viol ware all time a . •- 7 to BorFn. JEARIC-11 ANIL cnan-encnanos, NOV. 2?. This day there are not many frefh arrivals of Wheat ; the temples being chiefly of left day's un fold, and Come foreign at hand, not mach fold at thefe pricer, as any be raid on moa articles. Bar ley further declines, and Kilt at mods lets than laa week. Peas of each fort rather !owes. Having ass extraordinary quantity of Tick Beam, they are 4s. 1 per quarter lower. Oars, but foe here, and steady at ".411 quntation,and Flour as our laa. G INERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Witco. got. ices. 1126 per qr. Gm rear@ Sol. a $4 4 . roe Dkto, at3s. st5F o Bum, su. ire. od. Rre(sew). Pot. 611. 1.4 flc Dino 475. ,5 aNkftier• SS& 04. 0w.3". 34 1 4 1 .• bleb. 841- IPLel.rebut ditto, 374 38.. V/bks Pak. SP& 640.- 01 . PAP* fwd, OIL 0 • 1 14 1 . rases PRICE OP FI,ODR. NW Mgr 90$. as 9ss. Stowe Sp. to 9ot. per frek. CN4NC2LLO& OF Tilt 11(4111tU1lt; It is a cirawallsace sot genecalll known. that the nit Hos. W 111.4418/ PITT. the recent Chancellor of &chequer, is %wally dekeadcd, in the him fro* a very (Ad falsity is the north of &Waist ashrs by the fellowires ertrae frost the Stapa Ltw ri le t ed w . est ale. p. Jail es* wife a t rove. and gust gran W dmother to tee eek* cellos of the Exchequer , was d p of f a stes bass Efq, of Itedball, a ' place •:it te i r t few hundred yi ds of the prefent church of Spey. mouth. on the beak of the Spey, immediately oppoffte to Gordon CaMe. The family of Redlsall was a breach of the faddy of thy lows, Pasant. of cortottn." Yefferday morning his hierssry. neeranpanfed by the Duke of Costeeaseen. attended by Gen. Fir:- awe rode to the tight or Alas Heath RA= Cou rfe, where a deer was turned out for the day's diverfion. Her DIN s src, and the Frineeres AVG vire, Lit soars, atid Maar, honoured the Hnn Mss. Dea conry with a Tilt at St. Lennard'..hill. The Prin cesfes Spasm and Ansete took ap airipp op horfe- bock, Yefierday the Portuguefe, the Spanlffi,aod Ruffian Ambatadots, sad the Turkint Interpreter, intnfaned latifineis at Lord flaatiowar's Office. The Honourable Captain Leyssou Gouger, one of the Neither& of Parliasfint for Truro, and wholes been tome tuonths a prifoner in Frames, is on his return to Englead, being eachaaged for the french Genend The Pearce fet off for Bath at live o'clock yeller. day, after giving audiences to Come of bis particular friends, at Carlton Hook., There arc rumours circulating in filublinotf *St• rious difpute between two perfimages high, In officre which We decline detailing as they *to of a delicate stature..,—/Jsrlike ivetUrg Pot. Since the announceMent of Mr. At soon erillealoi of the tyrosine papers of the late Mr.Witeeit, imeral pioneers of grubAireet hare been fedeloudy eamedi• in faulting together fundry fugitive papers - m em Pofit'ong of that eekbrated cheraner, and it behoves the ; cto goer& againll flida attempts to herb on its unwarioefs. Mt. Atatoes work is dedioatede we undergand, lay perptifaran, to aft; Cowman London. • • Yenerdiy the Lois Matteratofter having infpenee be 1‘1444-I“iit!liTO RoPorts, ordered the pr ice 4 Bread to he raid three affities,'er • fitpiroge in the Peek Loaf, to take Sae to minnow' wham the prim, of the Qiiaitern Loaf of Wheaten will he M. land thlfrboh ll 4id. ' Swoon Diarm.—This mopiling Mr. SINK oonfaCtor (of the hoof* of Sfellis. Gaffers= Ifianewooo), dropped down' dead it the Wm Market. A Board of General Officers was rtnerday held bi order of his Rdyal Eigheris the Commander its Chief, at Which. we enderttand, it Was deelared to be etpedient, %heti:tilted of the prefent allowasa g el Coals and candles to °fria n) rs, a fu of wooer be allowed for their articles i that the pay of an SA GO nionld be advanced to ys. per day ; that of e Lienlenant to ps. E • that hf a Captain to ass. ; and that f Officers fbonld alfo receive a proportionrte advance. A Coon Martial was held co Saturday at Pont. mru:th, on Lieutenant John Kneefhaw, for, the lora 1;;' the Georgians cutter, near Martha. The Court were of opinion that the emodon of Lieut. Itneefhaw and his crew was hs(bly pericarinns, and adjudged them to be amjaitted. Afterwards a Cruet was held on Lint. John Griffith, of the Arena, fe-r irregular and unofficer-like condiin, in abfenting himfelf from his duty, beyond his leave. He gas fenfenced to be difmifTed from bis Majelly's Ihip Acafta, and put at the bottom of the lin of Lieutenants . This day the Royal Leith Voluntters were to march to Perth, where they arc to do permanent duty for ill days. ' • • Friday fe'rmight the Kilmarnock Volunteers. com manded by Captains Pastas endGessasoistes, and the two companies of Riflemen, commanded by Cap tains Twousoa and EALII, were infpened by Colonel Gri. tea. After the ceremony of prefentation the cros .commiffimed Officers and privates of the Regi ment prefented the Major with a (verb Sabre, as a take, of their conviftion of his merits ipel attention to the intereil of the corps. A few Jays fince a (mall bake-houfe, built for the ufe of the troops, at Arundel Barracks, was blown fuddenly dawn, whilft the fire was in the oven foe the purpok of heating it. ' Mr. Bright, the baker. had poi left the premifet to fetch, from a neighbour ing building, a lack of flour, and was thereby provi dentially fared from &grunion ; as. had the sect dent hauvened three minutes either former or later, he would have been crafted to death in the ruins. ' Saturday forenoon a &all quantity of water was admitted into the London Docks, by means of pipes from Old Caned-lam with a r:ew t r- ameliorate the bed of the Docks, before the grand admiffion of wa ter from the Thames takes place ; the par.:hed earth before the neat morning 'Miming the quantity of water, In as to leave the place neary as dry as before. The report of the Docks being Med. and the diem/ at the Loudon Tsvrn; is unfiunded. tizArkz. DRUPi-LANI.—Lag night; afar the Comedy or Lever: V 0.14, a new Mufical 4llCT•ilitee, =tilled Me trissiday, eras pet formed for the fira tine. We un derliAd this ro be the produCtion of Mr LOOM Y• the author of " Railing the Wind," a farce, acted hitt thefon at Covent-Garden. The following are the Dramatis Prrfiaur Baron de Liulurp - - Mr. Dow-row. Delay.d - Mr. ELI to, ow. O'Clogborty - -14.1 r. Jou Nfol Jri a. Cie- a - • Mn. PADAN. Litetta - • - Mrs. BLAND. Screams, au. The fable of the Piece is extremtly linvle. The teem Iles near Berlin, where Delaval awl Clara, having b-en recently married, lived In a ftyle of the. heft &Non. fired, however, of being to" getber. they fropiently quarrelled on the ruoft trivial (übjects. and to fuch extent did their Watling, pro, that each became difgatted with the pretence of the other Clas,'s nude perfuaehs an 01l friend. Baron de Lintburg , , to get Clara arrittd by a [cirri order from the Minder, and the Is conveyed to the Baron's CAI., where the is to be detained as a prifoner. Delaval is alto kited in the fame manner, and Lent to the fame place. TM lady arrives Sift, gives the Governor of the Cattle (the Baron) an account of her butband's coodu& and reprefinits him as d monfter, u,fit for the lackey of a fine tidy. She then goes to her apartment. up three patrol Itairs,in thefecood trwrer,wlacre the window overlooks the ditch. Delaval is neat introduced, and he returns the compli• Meat by a defeription of the capricious temper of his helpmate.— The Geranar tells him he has a molt beautiful lady ander his care, and Deland becomes Impatient to fee ha. Te, y afterwards meet, and their mutual fairprife,vexation, and regret, are ftrongly esPreffed. Lkiattal attributts his confinement to big witt's trim- met with her uncle, and the attributes her imprifooment to the Came cattle. After tome conierfation they became trends once I 'MCC, and arc In the.adt of failing their agreement by a tender Calikroce, when they are interrupted by the °cursor, andlepa. lately emitted, he not believing them to be married. In the 24 Ate. they engage O'Ckghorty to lad them in eft-aping. which they are nil on the point of dialing, when the Governor enters, with a (Iced of reparation from Berlin, which either of them who ligtu.. Is to be at liberty. This neither will di. and tbe Piece Bonthales wintheir agreeing to live happily to future. 'Hwy we then pet free. Such is the Rory. The dialogue was in general pointed and litely ; and Mira. JURDAII appeared to great advantage in the captious, though dnatiny wife. • ELLtEroa played with great fpirit ; and Dowros, tt , IIISTONE, and MIA. Bt•tila, gave much fatisiaaiOn. ere is no change of fcene throughout. The ttaific Is Ter, Ipirited. The Overture wastnuch applauded, it con:lied .listold movement—it is comp-fed by Mi. P. Elll6. and certaillly relicts honour on his talents. 'rhe piece was announce. fir repetition this evening, arnidit univerfal applaufe. The following may fent as a fpecimeo . of the poetry tIT•. Vibes elltdabilay w. mat you, Eery brainy we pcffers ; 07fuso with fr.eenlog look we wee yes, I . o Vale cilef oar &hulas meth. rqber, you're figh/ng, Swrerloe, dying. Full of WWI, Preying, kneeling. St porfoing while we Ay, Dueling while we cty, oh he! Fie I fie! Etc! Sot wan pitying your pass. Quickly ititer'd is the rah; lam yes ipare your edmiradrit, fled is eery charm awl vacs. 4o more Edda& fusestiss; dein& Tayfog, koala& Vows. or &thug, Toe timeraseful time grow 161, Naar aide, and ay, oh is! Fit! fis!•fic! SONG—C LAI A. A Sage ante to a Tlaidrn lung, While rummer Wien were growing, Zaperlence dwelt upon Ma mope, With love ►er heart as wylowlag 'The (ummer bloom will fade away. And will DO more be Ica ; Thife demos that look to frt.& and gay, Will not be ever gnat ; For the green keen all t urn yellow• 'Tie tittle with the delights of love, The yoothfol heart beguiling; Ilkiieva me, you will feud them prove A. tranfient—thorgh as (minng• Nut long t? , ,y B urifta ere they fade, As failly I baste (CO ; Yes like the fon mar &mem, frit Maid, UE ! none de ever 'Ur 1 ; For the green ledee I tura yelled. The melt - Knee nf both Mts. B‘ean't Coop are no commonly pretty. No leis 'haul hue metre: took place, of which Mr.ostiorrowi and Met . BLAP.D bud two each, and Me,. Pavan one. Mr. Jong lane to the old Scots tune of Fie Id 11 dle Brds4 It h a whimfical eircnwillance tr find the of the Court a Spain to the ILpublic of the Arneii• can States, entering into a defence of his ploceedings on the ground of the liberty of the pisfr. There is a limy, about for thuufand pounds be ing inclofed in the paunch of a bare, and font up to town in a Ilage•coseh, but which has not reached the party. The rogues were no common eadigrJ, who confiders the moray as the faireft pow. • Yttlerdav as Baron bowl was 'landing at the window of, his hook, the corner of Clargerdlreer, Piccadilly, he tivierved a young Lady throw herfelf Into the Jeepelt part of the (teen's Baton, in the Green Fmk. The Nobleman oho had jiift returned from riding. immediately tithed out, accompanied by two of his doencitics; and on his arrival ed i a n, and t the bafou, by the way o f Piccadilly Ga.e plung after confiderable exertion bo re the unhappy female to the bank, hum whence lie was carried without any Cigna of life to the York Aims Punblic-hook,lL in Clargei-ftrcet, where the fpeoly ailiilare of Mr. Burgeon, restored her to animation the t work the at ti-ulated were, 1 . I will; to tee my hlo thee and Children Lady is about twourfie 'can. of age, and was elegantly ad - ed.—She is mat via, but her none and family ale at ptefent un- Imperil. There is, however, no doubt, from her ap pearance, that le is Itipeagble. In her poexet d let- W.ll found a pocket book, containing feveral bill be her dr:. s an ters ; alto three lock s of hair, fuppokd to en'i ; and a bottle of ogre fortir.—lll ufage on the part of her 1.• land is affigned as the caufe of the calk aa. She is .61111CIUU•sli to a bUISIC SR 14:34510.[Get. N4U7'ICiIL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS Tills DA T.—Wind W. S. W. DVt. ART. DOG. I o I Hamburcit o 1 I I FALMOUTH, Nov. tS.—Put in here thin morning by contrary wind, his Majetly's !hips la Televise, of 44 guns, la ra STOY•Ie Tag of 4o guns, and the CAM kL , , of 40 guns, with the outward bound 'Athol}, Oporto. , and Mediterranean &CIS / among which are feveral tranfporm,having onboard Genet al Fox, with the Loth and 57th Regiments of roo:, for Gibraltar: Alfo ar rived the Vine, CLARK ; and Concold. Roo e as, frost Briaol ; TOWan, Cusuv, with :,.ale goods, &c. from London; Fortitude, Jays tas, nom Swanfea; John arid Grace, Noaros, with provitions, &C. from Cork; Prince of Wales, Tit L LiDDA A, from Penzance; and John and Sally, Co LLa R, from Carmarthen.—Sailed the Pruffian Ballot Sr. Johannes, MAtsnaTit ; and Minerva, AYLM AN, with filli, fur the Mediterranean; Staff of Life, RODMAN, for YannOU liosa lac, for Swanfea; Fidelity, WILLIAMS, for Portlitioudi ; and Sufannah, MAK sr AM, for Pad ilow. The WALSING 'um packet, with the mails of the Isth intl. for Latin, waits the 2I rival of the Di Aw• packet from thence, before fhe fails. Wind Well. PLY mourn, Nov. ,9. —Came in the Swan, Capt. Hum's . , from St. John's, with fifh and iii; the Ebenezer, Capt. Miliaria, from Longfound ; the Requell, Captain ELLERPY, from Petetfburgh ; and the Adventure, Capt. Islssamsy, Jr= Danteick,' all laden with naval borer for tl.is port. • PORTSSIOUTH, Nov. 2 s.—Arrit ed the Mary, Capt. EKORTH. from Plymouth, bound to Surinam, to join convoy. Sailed his Majetly's thlis ATLAS, to join the Channel Fleet ; Nina. frigate; and the Paracess Cm aszorrs tebooner, on a anise. Wind S. Dias, Nov. I.—Saiied the Fuer bomb for Sheer nets. Came down the HYENA frigate from ditto. Arrived l'lmucntrlcir it frigate, with feveral other Clips of war, from their Ilatit ns 11 the French coaft, and terrain in the Downs, with the reit of hit Ma jelly's (hips as per hall, and a fleet a outward bound vell?ls. P. S. The Coast w fioi pof war has a ftgnal for a convoy to the weftward. Wind S. W. LsRWICR. Nov. r.—This morning Come velliges of the total wreck of a foreign verfel were found on the left hand fide of the entry from the fouthward, in Braffey Sound. On fume pieces of the wreck are the following name.: D. Getroywe Zebode ;—and on two bran In ivel gum, laved front raid wreck, are en graved the words, Schip Neptunus. J. P. Nero. L. Buil:fink, Ann(' 1797. A ETlAll,e.ble,and two dead bodies were found about three miles dillant from the ' wreck. The Die Emdte, SCHUART, of Koningtherg.' from Pillau to London, laden with wheat and Linea, drove on Chore in Wett Vne, near Sunburg-Head. Velfel and cargo a wreck. People Caved. Gammen, Nov. 17.--arrived hare yefterday, the ChMICS, REID. from Lilbon, a running thip, its 13 days; failed thence in company with the armed Ihip Lady Nelfon, IsPA tarsi . sa, bound fur Punt Glafgow, and p rated with her the fame evening...- Nineteen IA of a chine:led convoy from Newfound land, arrived at Lifbon on the 11 and ad inttarrt, mistily in a leaky condt:ion, three of them did - mailed; the fleet, which they left on the sit of Odober, con filled of 4 o fail, under convoy of the ALIROR• hi gate and Fox cutter. and five days after their fail- mg, arcountered a mod tremendou s dorm, in which i it s feared. Come of the filet went down. Th. Fox wit obliged to throw al her guns overboard.— A veal fiom Gibraltar. with 43 paffengers, hound to London, foundeted at Pea ; the crew and pacts gas were picked up by a finial brig, bound from St. Luce to Londrin ; which on acc nut of the ctowd on board, was obliged to put itim the Tagus, where fire was immediately pot under quarantine. Arrived yeflerday the Emily, MVICHsa, trim Quebec ;—the !poke the Ca , a da, HARVIR, from hence tor Qrac, Wide of the lfle of Beck , with a p ilot on boar . WWI TP HARIIN. Nov. 13. L-The packet from the lee of Man, au iseu het eun Friday night. By her we learn, that they had vice (lively fevere weather there, for (eyelid days. On Sunday fe'nnight. the Brothers, T. CHRISTIAN matter, belonging to Mr. Bridefon, of Douglas, in coming round from Port Iron to that place, was forced. by the violence of the Q - tm upon the Calf of Man, and totally wrecked.— The people were all laved, *Yid apparently by a par ticular a a of Pao% int a ca. LrvaarooL, Nov. isi.--The Pointe William (late Hurd), from Africa, paired the Bah amas for Ha vimroth ; the Mars, WHITR ' (poke the Intrepid, , C a w , Crum hence for Af.ica, off Cape Palmas. all well Duddon, CORLETT, from Philadel phia fur ibis port at Braley &nod, the 28th ult. had oae man (a foreigner) and Musky things wafted overliciald, off Bralley-bead: die George. Wm -I.IANI. from New York and Cork arrived here on Thuriday; failed from Conk the t tth inflant in corn party with the Impert .1. PCTIUKIN, from Baltimore for this port. The George, roar is, fiom hence fo r To t tola, was going into Cork, as tile George, W- emus, was coming rut. Arrived—Monrausa. Cazrarthell, and St. Andrea?, Pratt. from South Carolina; latioa. Holoar.; Claude Scott, Finlay; and ELaatectli, Char.". ft , 'n Pc.creturala ; Good DcGan, Main, fr o m Mewl: Ana Dam Cattcraa. if", Ham; Mara. W f ro m Pillau; :'.d l 1/..i. a anarloa, from Hi R 3 the Mars. Vala re: Hadar. la via ; doll?, laLak c ; Books, Murdock; 114,10adocs Pacts Sundt. and Mansfield. Delescr, from M o re at M.2^ a; lord Ntiino, NL.agv.uu, 1t0... A'rica, at St.l horses; Ninon ' W. ,3 ri. .—.-; Int,griLTl ••-.: ..1.1 Arpo, ........ horn hence r Qteltee; Ann, Ittrliord. (tarn ditto at Bolton; N.ireT. rrnm co o at N a wf,undl.o.:: siadirr, --, from Clyde at Nsto.; an! co, 11...411.1t. Ir.na he -cc Cue Jamaica, and Calor. Part, Lona Zatao far llantrara, al ...o.k. 1 Esttat. of a let t er fr ,rr Ca p t. Mactnats of the thin Lord Nelfon, dated .. ir.. Thomas's, 7th Orloher. Ar We aiiiac.! 1 :re yell ;d4) min ins, alter a paiErge of thirty I. to days lion Angola, with our son compliment . I city I od , , all in pea ta health.—On it - Silt sna• we but An tug •;;eiat tit with a French pit. totter, ull ni is e b•ae t II can:;. ii• leceiving any utiles darciags. than is few awl to u.s ;a.ls." rhiblia Wombed ~ . . tuns THE limo* oAtETTE. Hovimtwit 20. AomikaLTv OTFICS, NOE. 2a. Copy of Later nom Captain Hawceca.. or hi- Mikity'. One ? the Cantata, to WILLIAta 11 steel itt 1 err mourn Road., the tyth Sit—l herewith ,enclote, for the info, matian .41 my Lords Commiffioners of the Admit .I.y, my let-1 ter of this day's date, to Loid hs yen, acquainting' Lim with my having captured the French twig priva• leer le Contre Amiral M.onin, commanded by Cap tain BLACRENAN, from Dunkirk. ?::igner.l) JOHN H•PICInICK• Camel, at Sea, oft Yarmouth, ten A. M. Oa. t 7• My Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your Lordfhip, that being lail night. At nine P. M. with his Majetty's hoop under my command, and the gun , brigs Botts and ANN, and FLOC SNCE cutter, dote I in with Offend, iii five fathoms water, which Ration 1 had taken from the moment the wind came to the Eatiward, to follow with every poilible efficacy and energy your Lordthip's inartations in the imm•rtant duty inn tatted to me, of watching the enemy's move ments at that port and „nothing, we obterved a Itrange fail handing in Chore, which, on ditc , vering us, wore and made all fail, (kering at hell with the wind abaft the beam; we immediately made all tail in chace, which continned during the whole night, in which the firanger dilplayed much (kill and ability in all his manoeuvres, and tticd us on every point of failing, with various filecets ; he rometimes gainirg on us, and we in our ruin nearing him, till 5 A. M. in which time (eight hours) we had run ninety-teven miles, by the log: during the latter part of the chace ;he wind freibened eonlider..;hly; but this gave Ns not the advantage Y expated, as he preferred his ditlance till a quarter before 5 A. M., when both his tope:nails went away; be then attempted a mar terly matareuvre to efeane, which the haze, the JAI k nefb of the morning, and the lee tide, gave him a faiepreilpeA of fucceeding in, by cleating up his re maining fails, and coming inhantly to au anchor, although in twenty-five fathoms water, in hopes we thould either pars him unperceived, or get to leeward. Although I was not aware. to the full extent, of this accident and mancenvre, I never 101 l fight of him; and at the time it. happened I obferved we were nearing bins fo very fall, that I had begun to reduce the tail; bin as we were going then more than eleveit knots, I had but a few minutes time before I was up with him, and the wind blowing fo frefb as to rilk the lots of all our mans. if I attempted to haul to wind with the fail I had then let, 1 was under the' neceffity of palling him, which I did, however, within hail, and to windward, and nut recei-ing any anfwer, except that he was from Philadelphia, in bad Em,lith, I ordered three guns to be fired into him. I thee plainly difcovered him to lye a large armed brig, with nine ports on a fide; having in a few minutes taken two reel; in the topfails, and cleared the decks of wrecked fpars and fplit fails, we tacked and ranged up within ten yards of his lee-quarter, he having cut his cable, and again attempted to make fail, when, jult as I was on the point of hailing hint preparatory to giving him our broadfide, he called out and begged us not to fire, as hr had Renck. On boarding him I was pleated to find my opinion con6med that I had captured Captain Btac as ia•N 1' well known during the late and prefent ATMS in there leas, having received information he was at tea in a brig. The weird he commanded, proved to be le Contre Amiral Magon Fiend) privateer Wig, trite new, this heist her firil C•uize, pierced for eighteen, - and Mounting feventeen gnus of different ealibtes, viz. font teen l-ng tiz pounders, two eighteen pound earronadcs, and ore long nine pounder, and manned with eighty-four men, French, Danes, Swedes, and Americans ; had been out from Dun kirk eighteen days, And had captured, during his entire, the thip Beldatis's. of Newcaltle, Marrossv H u area mailer, on the 3d infant, off Tyncmouth, the buig Scipio, RICHARD ROBERTSON mailer, and' the Content's Increafe, Gat AGE Bs IA mallet, both laden with coals, bff Foley Bridge on she tcrh lett ; the two former were immediately dopattled for Dunkirk, but the latter was tecaptured about two hours after by an Engiillt man of war brig ; the was proceeding for Dunkirk or Offend, and had been laying-to for fame hours in the evening waiting for water to era+ the Bank, and. I apprehend, little ex. petted to fit...! Englith cruisers within the Strom Sand. The ht igs and cutters in company who have bore up with the CRVILsA in duce wete run out of ' tight by twelve A. M. I beg to rccomrre::l to your Loidlip's notice Lieutenant J. PsAaSr, felii Lr Lititenant, Lieute nant Lusa, ICCOIId, and 11,. Laski Matter, with the whole of the warrant and city .t,ffiecr2, fcamcn, and matinee, throui,h whole uoitc 1 c sections this ac• tive and enterptifing enemy 1..,51,ezn prevented mak ing further depiedations, i%l ich, oin hie local knowledge of (212. cults, ,'!.led tai the ample mean. he ;vitiated in this h:ig, trop: its fttpciior jailing a nd force, muff have been highly tiettitmnt4l to the trade of this coutatry ; our can I, in jultice, omit availing myfelf of this opportunity to ewers to yiiurLordila ., my thanks to Jun* sNV IIY M Pivot of the CAVILER, who, on this and all trainer CKCArt r, tll, by his correet knowledge of the c.-alt and 1110.0, and real for his Majelty's fetvice, Eiintded me the nenll effential confidence .ad alii.lince. I Ana happy to add that the Mailers of the captured as alto their crews, amounting to twenty ii.tighth feit• men, were on board tae Cor.tre Amiral Mag• a at the time of captutr, ar..t :tie now on boat! the Cantata. (Si7nc,l) case,,,a• DISTRIBUTION OF PRI7T- The Oarriras at Oetree , I , w the capture of IL, 1.. ch vcckis la Co.tulie, la Bayard, las Trois Arni,.ll.'poir, la Canner. lune 24. 1t1v3,, will I. paid on Wr.'• tae 2%th Intl mt. at No. 3, New City Chamber,, recalled every W“lnarday a:s.l I Inlay fur o 1-11014 Cootir or Ai:V.:JELL FE, 1)0c r Is ' COM -54055.-1 ckerday R , At 1.1. in. Wsat_o.im SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the toile% tog CACCS Esti' Aght, Simon•, itAtfltr yeas a c t‘e 'ts••f-r proof at TO the thipmt i,t of • ter• run quarto, of rs. - Ct.t.rt rceted t4ll !unto r proof to bc pt otloccal ri,ttor tw•o oths. tLis cafe the Cour•, otrtactt fur ther prowl of the property cleated. ]ongc.lil.ar•• L.Lcus, I'be prl• ...•J•t-noare of IL.. r•:lf trr was rc aorta In this cafe, and turt.,cr proof stirectttl oat, “.{I.:C4 to ii. r.ago. Jr la krp, fraftcr.-1 hi. Ir.. a Sairr ilaip with a moo vi pitch, lOU, *IA Irraa eltsl to tlls• AI. i.o.fAh , tahal Kirfner,m tiler ; amt MCFCVnIIIh C 141,11, Alofter -..14 Ma, ti-.n w tlrerecd in tbdc ton 00. nat. AI•11.111. ; and Not a, Reinke, Moact..-1 b. htgri :LUTA taw W. idiom' so clams& FRAM 1.1114 M IASI: • GItAt.IIIICND. N0v.11...t.P11,14 pi thellitieeregimm inns ; Vr 4 w (:.d, tie, I,bc.s, from g: Mika. ..r3ll VItAtA ; :tut: th Vr.n G .flit a, Talk, from RA NIS tt!e Irritith War issr,; AI tarsier t-ilor_.. and the Or;,ileto, Iteval s, tor jantatim; r . oidgads„ Mad. gar ; l'-arroos. 'net:ramie; Mary, Frob,..iaL DA' W.; ortitkiettrt, a.t.l the Amba At .r, Onthep. S.rTap. ..jugAt ; Frieett ,11 Veyer. for N. , :way . C.‘dernetarla;, *oak a •tt the llr:e Gct.r.xlers. Arrena, (u m TEn Proa,r, from I , reir York and Baton ea Lbw.* loft at Cape Cad. - The. Ichuantr Flora de ?dander°, from Peterthargi FlguAra. Is carried into Lynn by the now of that Place. n The Hat fat, Satt.h. IranVtenterara to ?few York. krivintwali her matt., was dCrellt d by '64 crew in lat. 23. 36 bog. 66 Itlitala.th, late Gras* front Dublin en Clnositskra. Ira driven on fixate u.t the 4th 3,7terairc7, and many loft, with pos' of 1.. r Clrg Tar twig Neatur.r. with entds. Jahn Wirun mlttet. booed tw Cork, was wrecked hi Caurtnatikerry hay, Ireland, lieftelhar 4.—Crew faired. ARRIVErt. In Yarmouth Roads, London, Linden : and Charbatts. isnost.. learn Tonningen—At UrLana, Wawa, from Arthaoffeis At Copenhagen, Vari.ble, Ofb.ant, fro7n It. Link. At Cove. Mary. Taylor, from MKolore. At Peak Sug. Matthews' Cabott, White; and Hawke, Denning, front Newtoundieed. ea • Falmouth. Liberty. Steward, freer Newfoundland. At USW , combe. and lone Breeders, a—, from 111Mws. At --; ---; Hannah. - E n d ta v o ur, —, from Newfoundland At Duttnnuth, • W1(11,00'401; &1311 Dow, Lowrey, frost Newfound Tt land. : ver, , oul. Barbadurc. fouri Barbadoes. in yr days; Maws. 111 . 1 , 3, CampFdl t ant Sc. ADM ew, Pratt, front Cliartelloo Mee. . Salfhaw, fent.. Vtr,tint. ; Good Deega, Midas; mid lbw Imhof 'Frraime. front Memel; Mary's Villa, Swain. from View 01. leans; Elisabeth, Chambers; Farm., Hame; sod Claude Seenis Finlay, fleet Pete, flaurei At Leadoodary. e re? , Irs Sem Damien. At Cork, Sappho, Smith, from Que bec. CIAO , bunk Sedate, Wa trot m ; ,ad South Carolinit,Swadferdi New York. At N-utotmdl,rd, Serpent. Wake, frail pool; Minerva, li.11; aed Uriana. Wafts, from P. 4111 Narks, pan., t rani Newinundiand At Now OriesesAmmti Canspla.4l, from Urdi.d.' At Savannah, Elias, Steck from Meta p„.l. At scrirant, YAM, Ailleecl, fermi ACiea. At Elm.. rata, Diet , —. from Attica. At liarbadnes, from Africa; mod Redman, teem Lundon. At Nape, Cummins, from Louden. Part of a wreck was picked up a few days Immo off Worthing, with a feaman's dud, befog the name of Jeremiah Dobfon on it. • The pert convoy Gana Cori for du Weft Indies, is aprointed to fail from thence oa afith December. • The Bet that Gi ed for the Baltic lad week Midge conn y of the hfigdalene. is put back to Leith & the convoy has gone on, having fu hocks ein board foe the Luke of Wi a. The Bortadoc . , tapt. Ltwas,from Barbados% it strived at Livesp tol i failed from that place 00 doe eth ult. The Penguin brig. of id guns, Captain Nlotats,. which Catlett from Portfmouth on the asd of Anglia, with a convoy for tbe Weft Indies, av• rived at Barbadoes, with the Beet, on the 7th of 0e- tober. The ifland of Barbadoes has riot rewired •Ile lead injury from the late hurricane ;.a many of the cargoes of the f li p s which had = iven on chore, Were landed with very little diniagia . ' The Severn, Cant. Mason, with two or three litipt,l.iled hoar Bat hidnes on the tatb. for T °Oka. akagi ' in order to join convoy ; fiom which place a fleet wee to tail for England on the latter end of Oftubse.—w; The Priricefs lt:yal, a t aaptuted twig, irrieti *OW dims to Sutin on, all:tea at BarbAdaets on the tads or Gardirr, having on bard gs haves, pan of.the Salamander'. cargo. which was caOreved 1111 voyage from Africa to S tninant. SaVanandm is alfo retaken, and is arrived at Barbadoes. having , na board only 5 11.tves ; the remainder of her cargo. confiding of t3i. Cave% were taken out and pet on board of the Grand Decide French privateer, which was the veffal that captured the Salamander. A Foreign veffel which left the 'Cession Friday I** is a , rived in the River. The accounts by this air veyance late, that there were then lying in the New Diep eleven faj) of the line, one bigots, and about two hundred tranfrnti. The latter, it is added. wee, per I.Blr read, fcr fea; but the former were very nti ferably equipped. A letter froman officer on beard our fquadron on that dwtiun, of a date four days sr tecedent to that of the above accounts, eOlgaille the following pall - age .Yetteolav being e toleAttly erar dsy,we meld MO:4W *NW of the enemy's Steno( the hue bad removed frees the Itaterediep to the bore or New diep ; and in the evening the MO /0110111 ft lint of battle thips anti a frigate fidlowed. arrrerstly abeetteebqg all ides of making a drib during the winter. The hoe Rept twee taken by the enemy on the loth of th:e womb Wt yet. A. eta very alnico% weather hat lately beeo, I nee ieurAble the ere fent retreat of the ( quad oey be intended et a lt . pwm, low gluing that the BM&rat will rows Sato puct. Sozatio.—The arr.ateurs of noting have feldnet had an opportuo.tv of r.itnetlinr, fn #ell-conttaed . battle as was fought yettcrday, at Jr. George's-row. Paddia•, , tor., (or tt n g..ii.e.a. a fide. The comba tants were both thoemakets, one Lamed Frederick Vs'hite. And the other Janes NoWland, fon of Pat. Nowland, of Er,ht:rg nototiety• The termer had never enteted the h t. Lufire, but the latter had. often before fought and conquered. The ring was formed about two lock. in the pretence t•f•an ina inenW crowd of testa:ort., and the heroes tet to precifely at orn af•er. In the coutle bf Lbw firll iound. both eta:laved loperior fki7l and dex terity. White p!!! its ferctAl jt iwetful and well siircocd blows, w.;:e returned, siiis interea. by Not‘iand, v.Y.•! in 11, cegetoris to advance. re ccivcd a NlACl!tillt ,Nn the hitt:Las', which knotked d0t.,,, ant' kizeisied the round in favour of Whit& fec ,, nd remn.i commenced vial a defperate et. tort, il:e Fr: - . Of NowiAltd. le regsin his 101 l grounds he attarl:cd ii :s poitent on the oufet wit alga rna!:irg I.:vend blows tight anc ec lef i l whi,;l White, wiat titt nt o.tu tti Belcher, we l a I.lvt.urablc oppoitt.r.iiy to 'make a vinicns blow at NowlanC's bead, •hca he knocked him down. Chc third sound was Ili 1 n.• te costageindly 1,0 5 . ht by No‘dar...t. teemed determined to tri. ir. it. V.. • .rr.ile4 the attack wnh great pot tsctivt •g a Iciest blow on t" i.'" ), ""• he It tl to the a•outiel. likie fevetai of he It ith fiteetst.•l• 1., 111 i f;,•C, eorgratudate c•.antryrnao. N.,v.i :he prnnect of Vic. t•or, w!Osh s;• LA: 1111,, ellkiltla in a ,general etl,;.tgcmett;. 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