Star. — London, England, 1804-01-26 00:00:00

FRAM.E. PARIS, JANUARY 15. Calera PINO. who commands the troops of the Italian Republic. deitined to aft in the expedition againll England. has, during his journey, had the Misfortune to break his leg. This accident happened when the General, at the head of his troops, was pafling the Alps to enter the French territory ; and, his carriage being over. fat upon a precipice, he attempted to jump oat of it. The Ruffian Counfellor of Legation, Vow Bar• Nose, is arrived here with the Ruffian Charge des Affaires, A certain German Miniiler has prefented a eon tre•memorial concerning the complaints of the im mediate Gelman Nobility, which excite• here a great deal of intereft. The Gab.itre la Salamandre is at rived, in five days at St. Maloes from Btefi, without meeting or feeing an enemy. It was loaded with malts, cannon, and ammunition. for the flotilla fitting out at St. Mlloes, where a Ruffian fbip of roo tons burden is even ar rived with hemp, plank, and iron. The negroes at St. Domingo receive all poffible amuance DIM the Englifh. According to the laft news from Brea, the equip . phis and completing of the great fleet are c ontinued ' ra#t and day without interruption. Letely feveral sew thips of 'the line an 4 frigates have been launched; ° and in the harbotirls an mines& number of leffer ',gels. intended to three as tranfports in the expedi. • tion.,and where the troops are daily exercifed. and harks° manouvre. A great quantity of provifions is ..&d in maga z ines near the harbour. futhcient ' far isi army-storing i long voyage. From Paim. lineof4ntes. and other fea ports. revere' merchant. isser4 to be converted into tranfporth are arrived fife sta,feell. At. Rochefort the fame afltivity prevails, .:t*4'the expedition fitted out there will foon seedy to fail at a moment's notice. As to the , Pimp weir Ilayonne. notwithaanding that every thing is fettled for the preterit with Spain and Pbrtogal; the army collected under General AUOIIIBAU has lint yet had orders to difband ; on the contrary, it is da augmented by the arrival of trend corps. The Cpunfellor of State General M ansion;, is *Ord l'refident of abs C ollege of Eleaon in the' department of the Seise. • •Oa dm left pima*. a number of petitioas and atemaiials were pretested to the Derr Cols's.. . • . LONDON. . , . . THURSDAY. JANUARY 14 OR MK OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK s Comf. awww. 0-0 3s 4whonf— far an. 3 6. Radom! s 4Ditse. ab s per Zeitajoc4l—New s pw Cate. pill , • 4Pr CM". 7 1 F 4 ; 4 ag Al& 1 0 9'14 Our Fleet of Dreg oiliest' to bid defteke so the NO Cif the elements, sad is now ramming its Ration !her bearing away a little, but receivirdno damage. .Difpatches, as will be fees by our Plymouth letter, Maw bees received from the gal aat Coamwettas. ' • • - 111Waiseanced yt4erday the arrival of his Ma *ars Alps Cuestataso and Concourse at PortC intiath.:Tlehforvater was convoy to the merchant lest jasieac and the latter to that of the Leeward 1.1.4 a The CVIABOILAIND parted company with tbilblpe bound up the Beißol Channel on the ail tenant, and fluxion fall were feparated the following day in a fevers gale. &illy bearing N. E. fifteen leagues. Part of the Leeward Hand &et, we are hippy to ashounce, have paled the Downs for the River. Several gentlemen, whore ssaimaY is as. earl with Wawa to the cafe of Governor PICTOIII, are merited is the Concourse man of war. The Clllllllll4llllh of 74 guns, arrived at part!: imett from Jamaica, brings an account of the talil mined= of Cape Francois. in Bt. Domingo. teal RpCNAraaav, with about yOOO men, furrendered to the Lid& froadron, and were conveyed to ja. maica. Four Frigates, two Corvettes, and eighteen fail of Merchantmen were captured in the Harlem. Two of the French Generals, with feveral °Seen, * and sco.oool. in dollars, arc on board the Comm, Vase. The threes of the fquadron are extremely ve doable. • The (pecie is part of the military cheß. A Trenfport, with yoo of the prifoners, is arrived, and will be landed at Portcheller CAM. The Caserta frigate, from Jamaica, has been burnt et lea, proving very leaky. The Tolima man of ear has been Lem in the Croobed Mod Patage, in company with a French privateer, her prize. The Rawrotow, of 44 guns, Captain the Hos. C a Pacer, was fpoken with by • hotniWard Ist.und Well India Gip, fince arrived, in lat. 47. N. Long. 54. WeR, having 101 l her top-malls, and all her' boats wafted from her booms in a heavy gale of wind, cc the illth inflant. I.aR night their hitajlt!.TlPS 11411 a filen party. — Among the company w ets, the Michels of LP lino llGlChiOncilib BAT it gird Dror MAL. Co iiiii etfrs W•LIOIOR•111. CaltDO3•l. and M•nsritt.n. Sir W. sod Lidy Par, 84 H. B. Neatr, General and rtt. flasc , mar, Earl Wtaciretssa. Mrs. How,, . Ottlltl.l.C. &C. His Majrsrv ' s lamenefs has almost entitelykh his. sad be is now able to walk without the &Masons of a Rick. Yeierday the Prince!: COARLOTTA of WaLes trifited her Marr en. Prow& SOPOIA of Glotscellw viewed their Ms+ issues yellerday. Atrmt cache o'clock her Majasair and the elder Princeirri atteochtt by the Counsel's of HAIR INOTON, took an airing thiongh Punnet and Clapham. Priocef. Arista. attended by Lady A. Guess Last ,, s, &' .n Airing ..n Harrow Road. Among the enquirers yettsr.'ay after his Mar TV . • bealth. were t h e Tut kilu Anathadad‘r, itsui moll of Use luses i sn Mintitcts. DEAL. yam. If. At two o'clock, the fignal for an enemy was ob ferved, in cmfequence of which the I is KOZTAL yrs, a brig, and a cutter, immediately got under weigh, but were obliged to bring up again. The caufe of the fignal no doubt was an attempt made by home of the enemy'sgun-boats to Real along (bore under cover of their batteries.—Sailed the Lisa iligate, and Bariciss gun brig, for Sheernefs ; and Locust. gun brig on a cruize.—Remain the reit of his Majeity's (hips, and the outward bound as per ha. Wind S. W. Yefterday arrived in the Downs the Betfey cutter. Lieutenant STREET, from off Havre, where the left lying his Majeßy's (hips Aftuoms, MaLvov/aut. Pie ro, RANGSIL, and Paisctss AUGUSTA cutter. P. S. The Wind S. S. E. with rain.—Five o'clock. BRISTOL, JAN. 34. Some very daring robberies have lately been com mitted in the vicinity of this city; and there is reason to Wiped that a gang of villains, who pay us an an• nual vifit, are now prowling among us. The police is on the alert, and we entertain hopes, that they will be fpeedily brought to Office. Two perfons have been robbed in the courfe of the week on the Bath road, one of whom, on making tome befitation to deliver up his money, was fbot in the forehead by the highwayman fo defperately, as to endanger the lots of his fight. THE GURIJOAS. Tousui.ndos addewsn, Jos sy, doe. Mr. Eorroa--I have to requelt that you will infert in your Paper the following Extra& of a Later which . I received this day from my brother. I aia, Sir, Your moll humble Servant, • LOCI AAAA GORDON.. And tare I di* It neetihry tai eeWraiitiaftaiernatt made le the Papas, that the Bow•Areet 011 ear was aged to pay for our dam at Ohneetter, the tad being, as Mrs. Lee Mono, that I not edy fold al ow =paces at the inn of that Fiat, bet rite at Mr. heft antblin Las's kraut; and I base is oq paet an assent oldish agataoa 1 atentine this, bum& Wahl at. et this b d tad to prejudice the phial mid. Atter I hid Oldie Mk 1 teld Mr. lOW that I was a pitlasr. and therelbre win men hi dirge, 'and that lespoillad ids la elkay doe aspenees stearkan es Pr loam to Unite I be hid, ast Mai Psalm bad gives' himmeney sr dim papas, =Mat be lbesid de re of awes.' TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. ' Derdiefter Banicks, isnseer so, %Sas. Sir—Having obferved a paragraph in your Paper. eating that I. being in company with leveret Officers of the aoth Dragoons, wu cons/lifted of riotoufly at faulting feveraf of the inhabitants of this place, and fined a certain fum in coafequence. I have to requeit that you will immediately contradift the affertion and as I imagine that the paragraph mutt be copied from the Sherborne Paper, in which this malicious libel originated, I refer you to that paper, where you will find it contradifted. At the fame time. I mull caution you not to give credit in future to the bufy inventions of fosse Coon try Editors, who tainted with that illiberal prejudice again& the army fi prosiest at ibis mese es etessig teem, readily feize every opportunity of throwing. ?liitoa the charaaer of Officers, without ewe g it neceffary to dive into the truth of illnatur• ed reports, the took eater issicoolesce. As my charater may materially (offer in the opi nion of my friends, for want of a proper reprefente tion of fo infamous a paragraph, I mall confider the infertion of this letter as the only neceirary redirec tion I can receive. I remain. Sir. ice. ALDSOROIJOH Ricossoson, Lieutenant aoth Light Dragoons. Lady &Ammo &MAR and Mifa Poulos's , are, it Is reported, in danger of being expelled their beau tiful and long-enjoyed refidence in the Vale of Llan gollen, by the purpofed ereflion of a cotton mill and manufadory in their immediate neighbourhood. By letters received from the CYCLOPS, juft returned from the Mediterranean, we learn, the MONMOUTH was on the point of failing for England from Gib raltar, when fhe and the Actocouar had orders to Row their lower deck guns in the hold, and take troops on board for afecret expedition. The EMPtION of RUSSIA. for the purpofe of en couraging the Isomlariats of the Goal lox. has ordered that Five Redder (equal to iii.) be paid to every Surgeon or Phyfician, for each child of poor people, whotp he can prove to have inoculated gratis, with Vaccitkater. The in g is an exalt manufcript note, written by a C Bookfeller to one of his Au thors:— 44 I have jull received half a dozen lean Englifh oth. vos, which you mull fatten up to as many quartos, for the Leiplie Pair. I fend you a large quantity of page, with a new pair of fciffars." Tuetday morning, at eight o'clock, the remains of the Right Hon. CHeaLoyrs, Counters Dowager Ta s any, were removed from her Ladyfhip's houfe in Grofvenor-fquare, to be intcrred with thole of the late Earl, in the family vault at Ingeßrie, near Litchfield, in Staffordlhire. The caufe of her fudden and much lamented death was 21 &titration, occationed by in. digettion, which the Faculty endeavoured in vain to remove.—The Countefs was the ynungell daughter of Wit.t.s, Ftrfl Marquis of Dnwnlbire, by the Lady MARG•IIETT• FITZGIRALD, finer of the late, and aunt of the prefer.' Duke of LEINSTIR. She was born the t sth of March, 1754. and confequently was in her soth year. licr Ladyflirp was filler to the late Marquis of pow arum r, and to the Marcliioncfs of S•tissuay, and ills left flue prefent E•llTst.anT• and his brother the Hon. Mr. Tassor, her only children. _ A Mr. Edwards, a refpeltable Dyer,_ of Sherrard. g reet , Golden.‘quare, was interred on TuelJay fe'n. night at Lambeth Church. By his will he direited that hi+ funeral proccOlon thould flop at the Magpyes. in Bridge-beet, Wellminaer, and the mourners be regaled with a gag** Ogren., which they were to drink at the door I the houfe; they were then to pro. recd low; trot slong the br Llge to the Jolly Sawyers, in I...witxth WAtk, there to have another gallon of beery km thence t., the grave, where, after his atcrment. • tear ifAia was to be drank by them over hit rAve, lie a twojaat josinik7. The rcqucit was lire: ally complied yid. • NAUTICAL INTELLICSNOL MAILS THIS DAT..—Whtd S. E. MM. DOS. AIL DOM Dans I Horobores 0 3 Woerforl s • I Gottenburgb o • Putizzocts Par. sy.—On Saturday left the wind blowing (Irons at about S. W. by S. a galliot wai teen ,in a very critical fituation, aSually =bayed between the Lizard and Ceddaa Points, in which fituation the continued, under fail, till nine or tea o'clock P. M. and it was expelled the would become a total wreck; but the wind, fortunately at the above period, became more foutherly. which enabled her to weather the latter point. and beat to windward as far as off our pier, where the anchored about one oiclock on Sunday morning, though, in a very leaky Rate' Rte proves to be the Dania; gallint de Brederes Liebe. Capt. OLAILAIMUS Froze, from Sale, with brandy, and bound to Erithdent the was immediately pat under the firideß quarantine by the proper OE6-* eer of the Cullom. It blew tremendoutly Await tall night. and till continuing at about S. W. Totemic, JAS. ze.--Since my laR arrived and re. 2 main, the Minerva, Cll.olCla. from Guernfey to Swan. fel —Alfo arrived a loaded French brig, a prize to a Guernfey privateer; cannot yet learn her name. --J Now coming in his Majelky's (tip Jamaica, it blowing , very heavy every day to the Southward and Weft. 'Wird. accompanied with continual rains,fuch as wai never before remembered by the °ldea inhabitant..— Tbe Na mast sfrigate yellerday failed for Pirtfmouth, Am the being a bad railer a great part of the copper from her bottom is tailed, and the wind backening to the Southward, the Prudently bore up for the Bay again in the night; but this morning it Ratting to the Weßward the was off again. Pr.vmouem, fan. s4.—Came in the brig Dorchef• IM4 of Dartmoinh, Captain RICMIIII9 Molllall, from Britiol, bound to Falmouth, laden with provifions and other goods: the was taken by a French lugger privateer of fiz guns. and retaken by his MAjelly's thip Moues( stow. of ill guns, on the mall of France: she fame privateer had taken five other Bngliflt vet fele in the Channel. Came in with difpatches from the Hon. Admiral Cote wazzos, the Eaoza cutter. 54 guns, Capt. Agars; the lett all well left Sunday, off the Lizard. endeavouring to gain their Ration off Brett. the VILLI Di Pears. 110, Hon. Admire) Coa 'ma'am ; Darammuont, 911. and Commas, 74. having encountered the fury of the hurricane of the loth, and obliged to bear away, but without re. ceiving damage. Went op the harbour, the Peeta. sus, 28, to refit.; the came from Falmouth. where the had landed two companies of the Royal African Corps, at Pendennis Cattle, for Garet. The Hope. Baseman, of this port. was on (hors near Briflol, but got off with little damage in (hip or ca r go. By accounts front the coal! above Wimbury, near the Bolt Tail, the remains of a large brig were fees walked on the fends,. luppofed in the gale of the lgth, and all hands perilhed. Several cheat of books, moll good editions of the elatfics, have been walked afitere. but no trace is found as yet where the was, or where the came from; there 'were alfo on board, which walked athore, feveral boles of gilt paper and other Ratinnaries. PORTSSIOUTII, JAM. as.—Lalk night arrived his Majefty's (hip Cum , of 7+ guns, Captain Sias a.; and C icsissraa, of +4 guns, Capt: SPEAR, from the Weft Indies, after a ;mirage of nine weeks ; forty eight fail of merchant Mips failed under their convoy, all of which feparated in a dreadful gale of wind, and only one of them is arrived; the (hip's company have been very fickly, twenty fix of them died on their paffage. His Majesty's (hip CRIOLI, Captain OSSARDISTON, which failed with the above, foundered on her paffage homeward ; the Captain, Officers, and all the (hip's company arc Caved. Up wards of aOOO dollars are brought home in the CUM from Jamaica. St. Domingo is given up to the Brigands. Three frigates and t t merchant (hips are taken by Sir Jost,' DUCKWORTH. Sailed the MY ROIAID frigate, Capt. Iloazts, for Cork, to take the trade from thence to the Weft Indies ; and the HYDRA. of 78 guns, Capt. MUNDY, on a cruize off Cherbourg. GLAIGOWJAR.33.fiIt greater pan of the home- ward bound Leeward Mind fleet, belonging to Clyde has arrived fafe. The Dart, Elbe, and Rotterdam, have not come into port, but are hourly expelled. Extra& of a letter from the Captain of the Ifabella, one of the Leeward [(land fleet, to lois employers in Glafgnw, dated Gournek Bay, January 22, 'kw— ., I was feparated from the convoy in a gale Of wind from the weftward, on the :Rth ult. an.i have fince encountered drong North Eaft and South Ea!l winds. in which the lfabella has fuffered only in her jails and rigging, and that not very fetiotifly. 44 I yellerday morning, in the Sound of the Ra cheries, fell in with the Mercury, WOODS. of Liver. pool, which had 101 l the convoy at the fame time that I did, and was in company with the Dart and De. mara feveral days afterwards, but parted from them in a fecund gale, in which the Mercury fuffered much, having had her quarter dove in by a lea, and every thing. (companions, Ecc.) (quieted vlLh the deck, and three of the crew walhed overboard. w The undermentioned 'diets were in the convoy she day before I parted, apparently all well, in lat. 40. 1 ►. long. 16. W. For Louisa. Bezwut. Wein', Lard Sca:orth on board ; Severs, Two Isicode,...; Mary ; Mamba ; Warner, till ; Dreasiia, • ' - gem**. —; Alert, ••••.; Caleler„ Dotter ; William Bickford,—; Role; Hero of the Nile, Abercrombie. Ceres, --- ; Mowry, Biffet; Perforrance, two vcffel,' . names unknown, Captains Dant and Mills.—For Liverpool. Bar. (*does rasher, Moon; Brim. Siddani; Van Guard,—; met: earb w o .d.; /gamut, ----; Ann. Maks ; Bacchus, ;st d fever& Guitteamen, causes Oritoollll et Laucallp, Pmagon Hart; Fortitude,Donald; Thomas, For publish Erg, r —; Aan, Crawford... For Gwerafep,Eclipfe,-.--.. The &x,, Speculation, from &. Rites to Landis; and the kip Role, front Tortola to Dublin, loft the convoy on the ski of DetattUber." FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Glaavesturr, Jao. ss —Bead by the Gases ti Dick, Dunn. from Gorecki t Rue Hoefe, Lsogki, ?Wain Triefte; Carron. Durpolkom Malta; Friendflllp, lobes" front St. Cbc's sod Georgie. Pow. and the Vidadoiw,Spodasan, from Scvite; Northern, aloe, Om Rotterdam; Casabas Benner, Loft, frmi Atniterdam ; Riebard Caton, Pripet. aod Ibittlia. Green, won Chaska= ; Ouftai, Heollarlbn, from Dkppe; Young Garnett. the Lomita Cinema! Works, from Simla; Bence of Afttirias, —, from Gibraltar; Omer, Carman; and th , .' Ceres; MOSingtoo, from Oporto. ARRIVED. --- _ In the Downs. the lUaimd ----- Cai, Nem, from Muir!lon Matilda. Jodie, from Donnalca; tray, Dent; and the Diooa, Cody, teem Tobago. At Liverpotn,'Mmtl, Cartel, front Ja maica , Haft. t outs Moran ; Nutty. Dodd.. '; - Nog. trawl*. AffibiLefs; Thomas. Winda, gym ; 0014 inns St Übe*: and sal!. Sanaa, fros=mileto. At Demme% Qm Fryer, from Africa. At - , fin Atia, Mciat, Om A l(lea. At Taft* iagev, Doom. frilit%London. At Hoodnpar tit., Sitypord, g ro g Stift& Alltiasadoll : lioltykl.4 l **4 4 . /awe% hoc , Kid, for this pert. - At AnmM tbre AtAgriAtibern ; and Airmail it., Bardep, bpi lbesethlon.:. An . the Gemini W.rne Spiny, frwAltts left Viit the Wsbrilebt &We 4 46.4: 1: th = "%sisl"l***l al°l4lo r4ntootb 'am from this porn . . Anti, Va. 23,5r-ifiditt!lzteajetty's armed fltip Artee, captain -Cotes. e. arrived in the . Humber, from Lynn .• 'Echo, Prez, faint London to Nonisteborgh, has put into Nor wIlt;" His Majeay's gon.brig Vino; eutenant Pinter • Banta, eamemoder, has fent into Newcafile.- a • Prufftan velfel, called the thilyt Gedagt. Jos be Wears mai*, which he captured on the aWs inft. about two miles fmae Huntcliff Foot, on the York. - • (him chili. She has on board po half oaken of . nera. Inn. had delivered port of, her =go before he fell in with her. The crew, tea in nemba, have been delivered.to the civil power, who have cont. miued them to the houfe of correelon Until they re. ceive orders from the Alies.offieetts to their future dif pgal. On the nth inft. arrived at Whitby, the Chin* finack Friendfhip, of Harwich, which was optima • on die. loth inft. near the Well Bank, by the Frera , Bata's French privateer, carrying fix guns and, 6p • Men, Justus Picots commander, who put on ,board la Lieutenant BAUMAN, as prize nrafier,* and thiekt - • mes, with orders to proceed with her to a Bata v ia rr -pat. The day followisg. the mate, Tooa as Gaao. - eon, (brother to the metier, who with part. of the new, was taken on board the privateer) entered into • an agreement with the prise wafter, for the rum of too guineas, to have the Friendlitip taken into an Englifis port and delivered up. It wasintended to proceed to Harwich r but the wind blowing Brous &miserly. and being is want of pratifiona, they burp away to the Northward and arriVed at Whitby.... The Frenchman' toe committed to the charge of Capt. Passion, come.mbag the Sea Fencibles at that port. On Sunday fennight, the brig Jelin, of Bridlingtou,, loaded with oats and lentils for London, came oa thin. at Great Cowden on the Holdernefe soak, during a heavy gale of wind, amidSt a dreadful furf a which made a free psfage over the *Bel, by wbi ..W the Captain was nafortunately welhad overboard f the reit of the new faired themfelvas in the rigging. -4 few hours after, the body of the Captain was found and conveyed to Bridlington for interment. Ilse jafon only failed from Bridlington the Saturday nigh; pre. ceding this unfortunate accident.—Her cargo is now delivering without having fuftained midi damage. —On Thurfday night. a tremendous gale same on at this port. from the South E4ll Two 'loops were funk in the Homier, at the S..u.h end, and Another off the Long jetty. Duriug the night a contiderable part of a haute building in Ofbourne.ltreet tell down ; and fome other buildings in and about this • town, have received trifling damage. We are happy to fay, we have not yet heard accounts of any ci.nfider. able mil - chief at felt. By a letter frism Scarborougn, of the tsth, we learn, that the weather has been on; commonly tempeftunns during the loft week ; St4l; fail of (hips were funk there dole to the harbour, all laden with coal. ; but happily no lives were rod.--. Great numbers of dead bodies, however, continue daily to be thrown on Shore by the waves along the whole coa li. Yellerday a Court of Dire/tors was held at the East India Houle, when the under•mentioncd Com manders took their leave. previous to departing tor their refpeelive dellinations : Captain met. :Valli, of the Marchfonds of Enter; and Captain Charles Le Blanc, of the Margot'. Wend:ley, foe Coaft and BO and Midrib John Skottowc. of the Thamee.for St. Helena and China. Captain John Valentine Baker. of the Fame. for Madeira ea Coact aud Bay. Captain Alex.inder Cumine was fworn Into the command of the Bengal, for Madras and acnial. The &fps United Kingdom and Ealing were taken up for the footles of this lesion The Court adjourned at fir o'clock. The Minerva, Captain Coley, from the Gold Coati. Is arrived at liarbadoes, and reports that fractal French kirks were ems. ing on that coaft In September bd. The Falcon Clop of war which failed front Newfoundland with the bit convoy from Matte. bound to Englard, was (pole With at fra on the tth inflant, la lat. 13. bug. so in &Ire's, having (hipped a tired rudder. Vhe Wltiiam beaked. Captain Warren, from St. Vitimkett arrived at Portfrootith, (poke uo the i bib inftant tb. Sally, car Dent. tram the Welt Indira, bound to Landon, b great dieter!. • bring veer kaky. aid having four feet water in her hold. The Arthur, Captun Howe. was lately cut out of Grenada I/ a French privateer, which bad been to the Indium See days with out being diferaered. The Sally, Capt. Dent, front •I obago, bound to London 1 ,1 the A.' ire, Capt. Mills, trout tilt Welt Indira, bound to Gree nock. were Inoue with on the wiz of January, along with eta Chiebefter man of war, bush m.trtedto be leaky. The Jane, —, from Plymouth. bound to Liverpool, is loft off the Marftone Cargo std crew erttirelr loft. Lati. Thadday a t &ding Coop heavily laeen, was captured about a league from the Owe, off Newhaven, In the pt dative of a great number of fpeaators, by a French lugger pnvatecr, that brine• tilately after gave duce to the Oak. a link velkl leder with pipe clay and houfehold furniture, neknging to Mr Baran. of die above plat.. who the neat day received information that Ott bad leaped, by runnlity into Shcrehaas harbour. *1 be pr %Mtn,. in chsce of the Snip of Seaford arid ft, chimney., was bed at from the batteries of both Own, rut veitliont died The Newhard , Sea Fencibk-s evinced great (prat an the' occafion. by swank g gun vefial mourted two IS posodrr, w i i t a w t,w a p 11 " e. en') a nlaatibll hat tittle commendable endeavours provnli of no avail, as an I.4•Crif wind and tide prevasuld tide ckari , 4 the harbour before the approach ut night. Y~~ I I roi vs 014 , og. lbe irits Ile 461 alg do $4l toi I' a Ps vs