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every tiling indlc:ttes ftn qtthek -upon Sucher, unless be raises the siege of- Saguntiim and retreats upon Tortosa. , . The last re.,urn of the garrison of Sag' ntum re iv.;:tel only 11 killed and wounded in all. Alagnifictipt, off Valencia, October 27, 1811. SIR-1:y my letteivoi the 25th September and Bth 11. , 111,3 tb , y have reached you, (of which I lie doubts, as they were sent by the way of ?.I . l . jorca ), you would be informed of the advance of , :chet, with about 13,000 troops, towards Valencia,• .t.l -I my having, in. consequence, left Alicante, in der to give every ass:stance in my power to 1 Blake. The f , rtress of Murviedro, situate about 12 miles fro ,rn Valencia, and which has hitherto .topped the Progress of the enemy, has, I am sorry to say, this day surrendered. Tie situation is excessively strong, but a great part ot the new works which «ere erect in-'there had not been tiaishe'd, and some part of the walk w. rt. , so ol.en as to be obliged• to be filled at the moment with trunks of trees and sand bags, and I tippreht.nd it was very ill supplied with proper artil lery, ammunition, and other essential articles for its Sachet fancied he could carry it by assault, and wterniued it in a very determined manner, three or four different days, I m all of which he was repulsed w;th great I iss ; he then found it necessary to bring forward cannon, and on the 17th, having been be. fore it above three weeks, he opened a battery of three 21i•r °tinders, at about 500 yards distance, which made a practicable breach the second day of its fire. The moment this circumstance was evident, another :tult was made, which I had the atisfaction of reptil...c,l by the Spanish garrison in the most :iritliaht tn. :men A renth.reemi cf 7000 men having arrived from the :arm Murcia, General Blake resolved to at t:!ck the cil‘Any, and blige hint, if possible, to raise the siege. This determination was put into execution en the 2.;111, and I ant sorry to inform you Inti en th clv failed, and that the Spanish army was obliged to retroat to Vaiercia, having lost, by their own ac c(an:t, upwarJs cf two thousand men, and eight or u;ne ri:cc:; of cann , m. ;Lig ~f truce arrived yesterday from Suchet, to s:::r.rn , ,n the t-wn. The Paper published on the oce.:s;o1 I have the hjr.cur to inclose, to whicti no 31),•Ver WaS given. ‘Vt , rks have been for some time erecting at all the nu Ft vulnerably parts of Valencia, and it is generally 'andel ,rood that it is to be defended as long as possible. General Blake, with his whole army, a, e now widtin the walls.—l hare the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEoRGE EIRE. Eir Edw. Pellcw, But. Vice-Adatiral of the Red, &c. NOTICE TO THE ?UCLIC. (Translation.)—Pr:ncipal.Staff, Srcorrd Army. His Excellency. Senior Don Joaquim Blake having purposed to assist the respectable garrison of the Castle of Stn Fernandti de Sagunto, and to corn mence operati,mi in order t') liberate the kingdom of Valencia from its eneMies, his army put itself in mo tion yesterday, but the fortune of arms did not answer his hopes and intentions. The population of this ca pital has bottle faithful testimony to the bravery with which our troops in genet-Al fought, and to the order with which their te:reat was conducted, reoccupying in a line r.f batt!e their former positions; but the encmy elated by their 'success, imagined that the army teas completely routed and dispersed, and they had al ready anticipated the conquest which they meditate. 'Phis day an efEcer bearing a flag of truce appeared at our advanced posts, where he was detained until int•lligence of his atrival was communicated to the Commander in Chief, who dispatched a Staff Officer to ascerta:n the object of his visit, and to declare to I - :;m that he would not be permitted to advance far ther. The officer bearing the flag of truce, delivered the undermentioned .paper under cover, and taking an acknowledgement of its having been received, returned iaimeJiately. of A rrzgoi, Camp neat Valencia, October 26. CovEnNoit—Vote must already be appri,ed of the re:>iiit CA, action : f yesterday—Soou prisoners, in toy Gcnera!s, and great pact of the attl !cry it.ic!:cct to The army of Genrr Bl.tke, remain is ur hands. lam thet-cli re direct: d, un behalf of his Er.cellency the Mai sfial.of tlus Empire, Couat Sucher, to propose to you to spare the City of Valencia those evils and hot ror s which a fruitless resistance would ine v;tably subject it ts, and of which all those cities and I%.sscs h:tve. fallen into the hands of our tro , ,p, afford a terrible example. lam authorised to rifer the nu.:; hi'itiouritb!e terms, and those most con ei:cive to tilt , safety and tranquillity of the City of VA -I,%lLia and is cit'Lens. From the period of the sur rtider of this city to the arms if his Imperial an.l Ro) al Maio sty, past shall be buried in oblivion, and no further res , .rarnent shall exist in the breasts of t:ie 1 - re ;.h the V.llencians; and we promise 0.1 tlic o,..11:111 of Marshal to endeavour to 'do away t -c eviiswar, anta of that dreadful anarchy to which t t y have h, to 5.. lorg ex pr.:ed. r Govcr...or, the assurance of my u.:IIcCL • ' 'nue General of Division Baron H The C mitiancler-in-Chief deemed th's ridkulons p tper tul....ortily of a teply, being written vc ith the iat...ntioa of makiag the public imagine that th:iir at my WAS lost, in consequence of which this C?: ;at a,.d his ;limy were enabled to maintain their ipsition Nvi•i:ritit the city, and his Ex ellency the Commerder-in.Chi4 has judged it expedi. nt that this ,Mould be communicated to every one for t}eir.it foloration. (Signed) RAMON PIREZ; ValcnciA, Cedi October, 1811. ADMIRAL IY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 7. espy of a Letter from eartzirt Finley of h s Itiajsal's sloop hit v( r, acitire•scel to Adloirsl R;r Roger Cutt s, ILrt. and frau. nutted by the latter to joins Wflson Croihr, Esq. Rover, at Sea, SOth Nuvetubtr, 1 811 . e—l have Ott 1-.4:our to :el:mint you, that his Majesty's eery u:: :'•r ry c.. this d..y captured, in latitud4 47 deg. M 3 win. NcrtTh, tie 1 r Writ corvette letter of marque, le Corate gvaud, mourt rig ten 11J-poolid earronades and how lung six rounders, conunarided by hlousieur ..kbrzham Discard ; the e , rora Batavia on the 7th of August, 1811, bound to Rochelle, b a t inn• onaboarel apices, sugar, and coffee ; the greater part of her . taitn beliattril to tit:l French' Government. This vtsseewas tot mercy hi. Itiejearfs sloop Viuetja, she is well ft.und in every r, Fact, Anil sails remarka.bly weD. f have thqikoc rt u oor to NLZY be, am (Sigocd) lat, FI• &viral Rogerrarsid, Bart: kc. Scc. dce. goruhioutt!. • jEcr :be IXtideads, it. Ice the last pr.] THE P.VENIC; STAR. _ LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER. PRICI! OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT DNB ()Timm 3 per Ct. Cons. for money ►hut—Ditto for dpg. 631 i 3 per Ct. Reduced 6211-4 per Cent. • Navy 5 per Ct. shut—Bonds 15s.16s.pr.—Onmlum 1 dls. . Exch. Bills (341.) 2s. dis. to par—Ditto (30.) 2s. to ss. pre. A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning ; the fol lowing is the only article of intelligence it brings : " HELIGOLAND, NOVEMBER 2R. te We have not for some time had any intelligence from the coast. The report relative to the evacuation of Newark, proves to be without foundation. It is supposed to have been a preconcerted fabrication of the skippers from tip Elbe to decoy our vessels within reach of a large lugger privateer which was observed by oar cruizers, hovering about the island two days !after the rumour was circulated." The Melampus frigate, Captain HAWKER, has arrived at Plymouth,. from Halifax, with dispatches from Mr. FOSTER, our Minister in America. Boston Papers to the 10th ult. inform us that the paragraph in President MAnniori's Message on the relations of the Republic with the Baltic Powers, has excited con siderable attention in the United St:tt s. Among other less interesting and less authentic in formAtion on this subject, we find the I.llowing ex tract of a letter from Mr. IRVINQ, Special Minister at Copenhagen, to Mr. ADAMS, Minister Plenipotentiary at St. Petersburgh. Alter noticing the capture of the brigs Hero and Radius, by a French privateer, within six miles of the Danish shote, but navigating the wattrs under the Swedish jurisdiction, he pro. ceeds as follows : " I made every effort with M. Desangiers, the French Consul and Charge d'Affaires, and with this Government (Denmark) to prevent the papers, which were immediately delivered to the said M. Desangiers, being sent to Paris, and to obtain that the matter should he decided in the Tribunals of this country, but unhappily without effe;:t.—There are three French privateers on the coast of Holstein, but the one in question is going out again to-itig'it, and I very much fear intends to MI this port with our vessels which are now returning from ycur quarter.—The two vessels now captured might easily have escaped, but the French priva teers carrying French colours, they ; resumed him to be a Dane, under that flag.-1 am inf trmed that a considerable number of our vessels have within these two months gone up under convoy. I have endeavoured to obtai4 .once security against Danish crui zers for such of dins,. a. may return without convoy; but the clause of the Royal Ins:int:titans on this point is construed to af fe•ct all vessels which have used enemy's convoy, either in the Atlantic nr Baltic, during the voyage out and home in which they are engaged, and this ride will not be relaxed or madified." From the Boston papers we likewise learn that the French priVatea Marengo, after capturing the Peli can and £40,000 steeling in dollars, and a Spanish schooner with 12,000, had put into New Orleans to refit, having been much injured in the engagement. It was likewise her intention to increase her crew, 19 of which, principally Americans, had been disabled. The United States gun-boat, No. '2, has been lost in the Charleston River. THE KING. Yesterday, the following Bulletin was shewn at St. lamb's Palace : 44 WINDSOR-CASTLE, DEC. 7, 1811. 44 His MAJESTY continues ne.irly in the same suite. " H. lIALYORD. " J. WILLIS. "W. IJEIiERDEN. 44 It. WILLIS." " AI. MIAILLIE4 The Members of the Queen's Council, who met at Windsor on Saturday were the Archbishop of CAN TERBURY, the Duke of MONTROSE, Ear lsof AYLESFOIIO and WINCIIELSF:A, who, after examining all the phy sicians, paid their respects to her MaJE,:rv. The Re port of the physicians is less favourable as to the state of the KING'S mind, though his MAJESTY'S b9dily health has ru.t appeared to be materially affected by the inmased degree of irritation which has prevailed lately, and by the privations of food and rest which his MAJEs . ry underwent at the beginning (Ile week. Several of the physicians left Windsor after the Coun. cil broke up, among the rest Dr. Join Waus, who is expected, however, to return to the Castle in a few days. Dr. MuNlio and Dr. StmstoNs attended the Council, and will attend again in a fortnight. TIrE PRINCE RECIENT.—The reparations of Carl- ton House being so nearly complete.l, tie PRINCE RE oks r has determined not to return again to York- House, but to remain at ()Aland; until he can safely remove to his own Palace. whic:r u i:1 be in the course of a few days. Colonel M‘MarieN waited cu his Royal Highness yesterday with severalGovernmentdispat hes and various Commissions for the Royal signature. I.vcrust Titeame..—Saturday night the Opera of the Maniac was performed, and the house was filled at an early hour. Mr. BRAIIAM sung the songs of the Opera with his accustomed excellence ; hut his musi cal talents were scarcely ever more delightfully dis , played than in the beautiful simplicity and touching melody of the song of ~ Robin Adair," which he in troduced in his part of Cleveland. Its tenderness went directly to the heart, and the approbation of the au dience manifested a sentiment that he could not have excited by the most brilliant of his bravuras. NOTTINGII:.M.—By the latest accounts of the riots and depts•dations there, and in the neighbourhood, it i appears ikely that they would be quickly suppressed, las additional detachments of military were arriving. It is said, that the number of those taking part in these disorsiers, amounts to five thousand, though they do not meet obove film/ strong at one time. By this sys tem, what they devise they readily execute, and then separate with ease, befcire the soldiery can interfere. Several are in custody. The frames, which are the particular object of their hostility, they destroy with facility, their.texture being SD fine as to be injured in a MAIM% . . . . . . . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IPALMOLTI H, DECEMBER O. Sailed the D.►rlington packet for Li*hon and Ca diz ; and his Majesty's ship PIICASANT on a cruize. Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH. DECEMBER e. Arrived the MBLAMPUS, of 38 guns, Captain RAW KER. from Halifax. Sailed the RIIIN, of 38 - guns, on a cruize ; the QUEEN, 74, to blockade Brest ; and the Glenoire ketch for Jersey. The ROYAL Sovertuox is this day nicked from quarantine. Dee. 7. —The PLA vrAcEN ET, of 71~ guns, is ordered to Portsmouth. Arrived the VENotett, of 71, from off Cherbourg. Put back the FANCY hired cutter (wal bound to Rochefort.). Sailed the PLAvr.A GENET, of 74, for Portsmouth. Arrived the Ameri can ship Eliza Ku-Lobar, Capta'n 1.1 , ,v0x, from Amelia Island, with timber for his Majesty's Dock yard here.—Wind S.N. DEAL, DECEMBER A. Came down from the River a few West Indiamen, and remain with the outward-bound. A few of the ships which sailed the other day have put back, othal remain at sea.—Wind S.W. blows hard. DOVER, DECEMBER 8. ' Passed by the brig Jane, ORCHARD, from Lisbon. A signal is ti)ing, and has been all Iv, fur an enemy on Lie coast. SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 8. Sailed the WARRIOR, 74. The PuiNca OF WALES, 98, is expecteA. he put hi coniii.ission in afe day. Sir T. NV ILLI ANIS, the new Port-Admiral, hoists leis flag the 2d of January. YARMOUTH, DEC. 8. Arrived from a cruize off Flushing the NIMSE gate, 38 guns, Captain Lout No, and the Cu ANTICLEEIt, Captain SPEARS, from a cruize in the North Sea.— Sailed the VIXEN, with transports Nos. 301 and 18, with ordnance stores for Chatham ; the BHEVDAGF, REM, Lieutenant DEVON, to the Downs ; the 131-11ZEM and SARPED3N, on a crnize ; and the DWAIN? and BRITISH Fain cutters to tie Northward and East. ward.—The SOLLBAY, with the arrivals, remain in the Roads.—The Britannia, TIIOS P.-tut..ox, and the Union, Ibilit:ltt rIIiARP master, of and from Guernsey, for Newcastle, in balbst, have put in here ssith the loss of their anchors and cables.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S usT. The Venn% Strarey, from Liam, is arrived in the &owns, with I“ss of l.owiprit and other damage, having been run foul of and beat off a French privateer. The Jenny, from Yougliall to Southampton, was driven on bhore near Aiiiford, on Monday might ; cargo expected to be saved. The Chance, Bolton, of and from Sunderland, was totally lust near Whitby, 011 Thursday. he Very Abbey, Cole, ftwin Londi‘n to rdstol, W3S captured off Nrtiand, about ten days ago, ansi, it is supiiused, cartiel into St. Nlalieas The Llagne., M'latu htnn, from Alicant to London, was rap. tured b.., 28th lilt. by the Gzzette priva.err, and driven on shore near Pa:eww, on Wednesday. The Hope, Banger, from Lisbon to Nowfcnindland, put into Pool on Saturday. The Helen, Roallins, from Pool to New Brunswick, has put back to Pool, after being at sea eight days. A large !,tig, laden with t inber, seater-logged, anal without any person on hoard, was fiiihn in with to the Westward of Scilly, on the tlgth ult. by the Aurora, which was lost near the Land's End, on the Ist inst. The C mesons ranter, Turner, for Madeira; and the Caroline, Hodgson, for Jamaica, lmt anc • or and cables in the Downs, on ThurAzy, and proceeded down Channel. The I ono, Fisher, for Jamaica, lost an anchor and cable in the Downs, but remains. The Little Bclt, Wilson, arrived in the Clyde in S 3 days from Qttobee ; spoke off Gorse Island, hi the River St. Lawrence, the Oak, Stewart, our e 5 days fro Greenock for Quebec, and off Anticosti passed the lland'ton, brk, board for Clyde, which I:ad wile 16 t;l3 Quelwc three days before tktr Little istir, all wel'. .1 Ito flallant Schemer, Worts, front :_tnyrn.l th London, is on shore at :•he-riteiA, and full Gt sy.ter. Ihr AI. sec, ]Massey, from Cort:rhagen for Flktn, evert on shore at C.Lpe ('Ol o , t tie eq:4 04;tober. CauJ sa,e4.l, but the Vestlei is expected to It, Lt:t. lienricita, NI:z•on, from Live-pool f New Brunswick, Was spoke on tbt 22;th October ..11 e v e 5A;.!.., DISI'RI2UTION OF k'ItIZE-IvV):r.V. Raver, for the Margaretha, e.n her arrival; recalled Tues&ye and Fri.ia) a, at IR, Cirrnunt's Imre: eta, for the P guv ; Fla.uer, for the Neptune% and Mar:a ; and Royal Oak, for the Goede krow, will be ricalkil at 22, uatic.l“scre t. Enwrald, Ir.r the Wasp and l'Auguste, on board ; recal•ed at 24. Nut 11.1 - street, Strand. _ _ _ Mediator and Bacchante, for the George W.vddneton and Coff..e, on the ltith inA. at 3, Philpot-lane ; recalltd Tuesdays anti Friday,. Hero Itor the Ski, sloop 9P, K 224 Pape, Emanuel, Calharira Chriw.ina, Hirer Lruthert4 I'rovlden la, Anna Tlar:a Kr;.thts, and Conciodin, on the 19th ; tecalledi ties days and I ridayi, at e 3, Norfo;k .t: vet, Strand. Censor, for the property calseu•ed at Harlinv.er Zyl, and Met goat and Fortune, on the 17th inst.; recalled at 12, C►tment's-ina. S watt, 1.,r the isleptunus, St. Johaana, and Vrivudschaff, on the 19th ilist.; recalled as above. The West India convoy rime assembled at Cork, will put to sea tomorrow—the regulated period for the sailing of the said convoy. ExttrurtoN.—On Friday last, wc.s executed on board the Nanuir, guard-ship at the Nore, 'l'. O'Hara, seaman, late of the Nereide, who v...ts tried en board the Raisonable, lying in Sheerness harbour, the 23d : ult. for being concetaed in the murder of a prize mas. ter named DALEY, (as before stated in the Star) and being found in a - 1 - ms in the Isle of I3(urbon. On the latter charge being fully proved he was fund Goolty, and sentenced to suffer death. At a few minutes ' past eleven o'clock the pr jacket and t isoner appeared on the fore castle, dressed in a white rowsers, atte n ds ed by a Roman Catholic priest ; on his coming up to the seamen that were to perform this an fel duly he I , shook hands individually, and begged them not to , hesitate but to.give him a good run up. On the sig.' naligun being hied the culprit was run up to the fore yard-arm, ascending in the smoke, where he remain ed suspended without a struggle for the space of one hour. From the time of his trial 'o the time of his undergoing the awful sentence, he e pressed himself in terms unbecoming his situatiot , and* to the last lived With a &mans bordering o.: 12:trait:a:IL THE ARMY. Dr. MtCnEcna is appointed P 14161131 Physkiati, and Medical Inspector General, of the Forces in Portugal and at Cadiz. Deput y Inspector BURROWS is %printed to !timed Dr. ht , Guacon, as Inspector of Hospitals in Potts mouth District. Detachments of tl'e Royal Waegon Train. and Corsican Rangers, will embark this week at Puns. mouth for Portugal. The following regiments were landed last week at Portsmouth, and marched to the under.menti. , ned places, vie. the Vlkh, for Battle Barracks ; the Sitls, for Bralsourne Lees ; the U7tl , at Gosport, for Win. chesttr Barrack•:. The sick and wounded soldiers who arrived in the Aotscouttr's conv,y, from Portugal, have landed and gone in• . () Hitsea. and the Royal Naval Hospital at Hadar. The 29it regiment, the remains of whi,h came harm., lost 19 officers out of '27, who were either killed or wounded. 'The 3d West York Militia are expected to embark.' at Sheerness for Ireland the 16tlt and 17th instant—. The Sussex Militia, now lyiurr at Fort Pit, Chatham, mach in on the same day, to relieve this truly re spectable regiment. Saturday, the Royal Horse Guards marched front Reading for Leicester, iv. consequence of the riots an that neighbourhood. The Argyleshire Militia marched from Edinb • Castle, on ' Tuesday , on their route for Ireland. 1 111: Ilerwickire Militia, from H.idd:tigton, arrived at Edinburgh to replace them the same day. The head-quarters of the Ross-shire Militia have been removed from Dalkeith to Peeblcs ; and the: Aberdeenshire have rcmovtd from MusserburOi to' D.t.keith. Capt.. lal COOPER, Aid-3,:..cArrp Major-General CustoN, i. al rived at Ports:noliti, to embark with the General on board the convoy now waiting a fair wind for Liibon: Colonel ERSKINE, Okhe 4A6, ihalsa at Portsmouth. waiting a wind to join his regiment in Portugal. Colonel BROXIIIE AD, who commanded the 77th Re giment, which so rartielParly distinguiblied itself ca die late retreat of the army from Furnte Guinaido, is an ived at Portwv , u.h in tiie tlctxcourr. Tl.e Gazette cf Saturday, although its cements have been almost wholly anticipated by former sr rivals, w'll be read with much interest by those who are disposed to think favourably cf the Spanish cause. The persevi.r.ince of the Patriots is every where ern... spiztions, and, We trust, th.y will be ultimately suc cessful. . . An English brig from Spain, with wool for Lon. don, which had been captured by a French privateer.. was driven on shore on Wednesday evening at New. quay (about 15 miles N. E. t f Truro) and totally wrecked. Of twelve Frenchmen that were on board, four wet c drowned the mate (the only Engliatman on board) was SaVe..l. The Arlo° and FIVAMTII have arrived at torts. mouth, and the Rovar.SOVIltlIGSl at Flywittls, from the Me.lit:Tranear., blinging intelligence from tb• fleet in th it sea to the 6th ult. and later advices from Minorca and Gibraltar, than any previous arrival.—. The strong north-west gales had driven Sir Emmet, PKus.w..llld the into Mahon, where they had been a fortnight, refitting and victualling. Sir ED. WART) intended to sail : , gain on the _7th ult. to resume hi: station.—The ships were particulagly healthy.and in the tinest ord r. Unanimity prevails thrsaighout die fleet. The ships with Sir EDWARD were—Cale donia (flag-flip), Hibernia (S r RICHARD KEATU) o Tenter :tire, Conqueror, Invinaible, Rodney, Sultan, Ajax, Centaur, Kent, Repulse, Leviathan, Bombay, America, Minstrel, Sheerwater, Richmond, Dart, and Quail. '1 he America arrived at Mahon on the stll, from cruizing off Genoa. The Achille had gene to Malta for r pairs. The Ville de Paris 10.1 been struck by lightning, but did not receive any ma. ter.: il damage. She was expected at Mahon. The in shore squadron off Toulon kept their station. watch . ing 11:c enemy's 16 sail of the line, four e f which are thies..-deckers. Admiral SIIERMITE is the Prcfect at Tonkrir ; Admiral ALLEsiasinf, who had timmanal. ed f , r same time, had been arrested for peculation.— The Mnivrel sloop, Capt. Sraavaar, was the only . british shlr of war on the coast of Valencia when Gr. neral BLA KM was dafeatrd. Capt. Smwaar saw the battle—his men fought most gallantly; two regiments of his army fougla until they were cut to pieces, and but for the enemy's superiority in cavalry, the French' wirul,l not have gained any advantage. General BLAKE had scat th.c of his Ai des. de-Camp on board the Minstrel, to uconn .i:re the coast in the tear of SUCIIET'S army. It was generally reported at Gibral. nn the 21st ult. ( when the Argo and Hyacinth sailed), that 11Laict had inundated a great extent of the country round Valencia, and that St coal' bad sup fered very considerably. The report was credited by those Spaniards at Gibraltar who are acquainted with that part of the coast. All s'. a. qu'et in the neighbour hood of Gibraltar, and there was no apprehension of :malicr visit front the French. Our.troops were em plryed in fortifyi:lg the island of Tarifa; it seems our engineers hope to make it a second Gibraltar. - -The Argn and Hyacinth left Minorca on the last. and Gibraltar on the 21st ult. with a convoy. • The ships at Gibraltar were—Lavinia,,Aigle, Termagant. and Swallow. The Hyacinth recapwre,d, off Almetra, two brigs, from the Malaga privateers; .one of them was a Spanish vessel with a valuable cargo of Merino wool. It is said to be impossible for any veasel in the Mediterranean, without convoy, to escape capture, rte the• enemy have no less than thirty privateers oat of the si'gle port of Malaga. Feat.* " ke drying-zoom and paper warehouse of Mr. bi l ly, pnnter, at Bu:vay, w.te, on Monday destroyed by bre l .t damage inn lord was near £3OOO. - - himte tNE.....111, day the fresh arrivals a Wheat malte lout an incons:kletablv supply, and sales in this trade quoted at a slim' advance on last Week's prices--Barley in tolerable supply, sod maintains Its prica— Malt and %V bite Yeas hardly at the last quotation. lleanaof each Dolt art named s .tnewisst hislttr. There♦ are but short supl.hrs of Oats, and salts thereof fully support h* prices--Fleur may b: expected rather dearer. CURILLINT PRICIS OP OIt AIN. Wheat, 00n. UI. 110 s. • Boats 555. 00s. Fine ditto, 1110 s. 1116 s. :ek ditto eSs. fols. Rye 82s. 5816 Ihtto (fios.Oidjlit% $09.. Valle reag (bans), 80s. Potato, ditto, is. 41a, 04 Fag 119 F, oss. I 09tr—ivon as, 001. OSo. •