Star. — London, England, 1807-01-14 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND. 811114, Dsc. vy.—While other countries are (wal lowed up by political revolutions, our unhappy Conn uy leen)* to be defined to undergo Come phykal Changes which threaten its ruin. Smaller falls of pieces of mountains in the united canton of Uri and Bern, preceded the great avalanche at Goldau. At prefent the finely cultivated plains around the Sempach Lake are threatened with being laid corn pletely under water. Betides this hitherto luxuriant difriB, large fields are daily finking below the waters, and the greaten part of the road round Sempach Lake is annihilated. In fume places the loan ground is already feventy fret below water. We have had no accurate account as et of the lofs of the men and cattle, Although travellerkinfoim us it was immenfe. The German cantons hare alto fuffered very eon liderably. It is Paid that the Pfannenberg which •overhangs the town of Bregenz on the Bodenlake.. has been rent afunder. The gap in it, which wa• four feet broad, is now forty feet in length. A fecond rent has been fince, made and an earthquake was experienced. PARLIA.VEATART PROCEADINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JANAt3. Tht Blimp of Chlebeittr took the Oath. and his feat. the appeal Pose aisd others o Hamilton and others, Mr. Ri !bards was bard Ibr the Refpondests....-Further confideration de ferred till to-morrow. The Exchequer Bills Bill was read* keond tiro; and coisintitted for to-morrow. Adjourned till to-Morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS, ; Mr. Jbusirroot, from the Office of the Chief Secretary for Ire- land , gave in at the Bar a return of the Imports and Exports of that country for the year ending thd sth January, ago& Mr. BYNG bsanight up the Report of the Stratford le Bow Water Works—Lave given to bring in a Bill purfuant to laid Report. Sir FitIiDERIC FLETCHER VANE moved. that the Order of the Day for bearing the Tregony Petition be dlfehatgeeL After the Motion had beat agreed to, Mr: SWAN was about to make fume obfervations in fttpport of . poftponing the bearing of this petition to fame day fubfequent to the inch dolt. (not aware that the Order for that day had been difcbarged), when The SPEAKER apprized the Hon. Membei that the Hoare had already determined upon a more diftsnt day, and that the quefiion now before it was, whether that day fhonld be the 47th January ? Ordered that the Paid petition be taken into confideration on the 27th loft. at a quarter before four o'clock in the afternoon. On the motion of Mr. VANS frI'ART, the . Houfe went into a Committee on the Malt Duty Bill, the Committee being pre viouily empowered to receive a claufe to make good deficiencies. &c. The Bill went through the Committee, rod the dance% being introduced and agreed to, ore the motion of Mr. Hobhoufe, it was ordered that the Report be received to-morrow. On the qoeftion of adjournment being put, the Hon WELLES LEY POLE fad, that he wifhed to premife the notice he was about, to give with one aof unneeeflary obfcrvation. When a Noble Lord (Lord Folleltone) yefterday gave notice of ms intention to Eubank to that Houk, upon Monday fennight, a motion for print ing the Oude papers, he (Mr. Pole) conceived that the motion was meant to be general, and that all the papers relative to the Oude charge. if the motion was acceded to, would be printed. Hellas. however, fine learnt, that after he had left the Houle, the Hold= Lord, in anlwer to a godlier% put by one of his Mikity', Mini kes's, had ezprelkd bisiotention of moving, that three papers only Naa. 3. 49 and s.relathre to the Oude charge,be printed. This did not appear to him to be quite a fair proceeding towards the Noble Perfon who was the objcdl of that charge. Underßanding, there- I fore, the Noble Lord's notice to band fur loch a motion, be could now give notice that he would upon the fame day moot for the priori.. of all the papers cone eroing that chargo, neitjnotning by this to anticipate the decifloo of that Hoare upon the Noll , . Lord's motion, but thinking that if that was agrtul to, k would he expe dient to take the fade of the Hoare upon this alfo---Adpuntod. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confob, for Jan. 6cli—Reduced Go—.olunitint si pr. Exchelucr per to 3s. pr. :'RICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. sank Stock 212 213 2174 I 3 per Cr; t. Imp sfi 3 per C. Red An. Go syi 6o In•iia Stock I 791 3 per C. Cent t9f1.1 hdia Bcpho. pr. 4 per Cent. 771 7 8 Freh. te. 4a. pr. per C 'Navy 9 Orrnium 231! prem. Lon. An. t 7 t-16 Conf. for op. 6 , 4 61 Private letters, wlti.:ll we have Peen "from Lifbon, enable us to Rate, !hat accou'nts, reking on the firfl authority, had been received there, which afcer tained, that, up to the 9th of Decentter, no accounts Of anykind, fubfequent to the news of the capture of Buenos Ayres by General Bsersvoen and- Sir Hosts POPHAM, had been received from South America. On the 19th of December cotton had advanced at Litton, owing to French buyer, being in the market, who bought up a conGdetable quantity—a proof that their manufabures, notwithflanding the war, are making toms Plogrefs. On the 27th the price of that article had spin fallen; the French baring obtained the quantity of which they were in need, and there being' no Englifh buyers. NEUTAALS. We underhand, tiro,, notwithflanding the (Ida menus which Notrostra's decrees refpeAing cont. merce may render seceffary on, the part of i our Go oarsman, billead cif direttly• confifcating the pro perty of neutrals that may be brought into IS:itifh portly, the dreurn fiances of the cafe will, In every inflame, be inrelligated by a Committee, to be in. Rioted for the pup*, and to be compofed, as we are informed, partly, •if not wholly, of Neutral Merchants. In short, every indolence will be given to Neutrals conflfient' sith prudence, Government enrotniferating their fituation, and judging it ex tremely hard that they should be made to fuller by the operation of a fyilenr, in the eflablilhment of which they had no hand, and over which they have no control-I. Letters received at Altona, of the date of the iSth, ult. frosts Koningfbcrg, mention that her PRUSSIA 111sjastv died there on that day of a nervous fever. We fear there is fomc truth in this melancholy intel ligeoce, as we find that an account of her indi'{sofi• .;-n had leached Berlin. itrm ouRE6 man kill arrived from flatland, that he read, in a Dutch Paper of the sth initant, an account of a battle having been fought on the Vie tula, between the French and Ruffian armies. The confliet is rumoured to have been one of the =soft dreadful ever recorded. The enemy were repeatedly attacked in their entrenchments, and their affailanta as often repulfed. At length, however, the Ruirrait Referve coming up, the fate of the day, which wee till then doubtful, was decided in their favour ; sod. the vanquiffied enemy driven, with the loft of their artillery, and an immenfe number of Len, (their ea. trencomenrs being choaked with the dying and the dead) to the left bank of the Viflula. Such is the report circulated ; but not having ourfelves Peen either the Gentleman alluded to, or the Paper flared to contain this account, we can fay nothing as to the degree c'f credit to which it is en titled. We give n° credit to it ourfelves. • By forne rniltaice the Edinburgh newfpaper did not reach us yellerday, or we would have taken notice 4 f a report which it contains of a lauding having been made in the Orkneys by three French privateer s.— Another account timed that a Tingle privateer had been (handed there, a cireumflance more likely to be corral than the former. On this fubjea we have this morning received the following accounts: A Geetki Rat4l, " Aberdeen, January to. " Different letters was yefterday received 'here, refpetting an enemy's Chip, raid to be itranded in the Orkneys. Oneletter Rand, that a French line of battle sip had been driven ashore on one of the Orkney Mande, and that the crew had landed part of their guns. " Another letter rays, that a French Ovum, of Ls guns and 75 men. had been pat Owe in the Orkneys; and that the Thurfo Volunteers were preparing to go over and take poirefbees of her." Yeflerday evening an English and a Ruffian Mef fenger left town on their way for Paterlburgh. The Englifh Meffenger is cha►ged with dispatches from our Governm•nt to Lord HuTtutttt•a. The Ruffian Mellinger carries difpatches from Baron Nicol.; to the Ruffian Cabinet. The Dublin papers, received this morning, all con cur in timing, that the reports of meeting►, for trea forage purpafes, in the counties of Cork, Carlow, &c. arc wholly deftitute of foundation. The arrangement is at length completed for the family of the late Mr. Fox ; under which Mrs. Fox obtains a penfion of ;awl. and Mils Nirtia.ouou av, his natural daughter, vol. per annum. The American (hip Welipninr, Captain THOMP SON, from Londonderry with paffengers,itc. has . r iv ed Cafe at New York, all well. The RAMILISS o Iine of battle flip, is arrived at the Cove of Cork, to take the convoy to the Weft Indies, which will fail the firfi fair wind. Yeflmlay a Court of Dire&nrs was held at the Eaft India Houle, when the flip Lady•Cattlereagh Was takot up for a voyage to Madras and Bengal, 1,0 carry out goods for individuals. She is ordered to . .ail to Gra% efend the 7th of February, flay there 30 dip , and be in the Down, on the igth of Match. '.2.aptain MURRAY, of the Devonfhire. for Bombay, and Captain TuMaatLL, of the Taunton Cattle, for China, were (worn into the command of their re, fpeElive flips:—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till this day. EAST INDIA DIRECTIOIIe•••SiT 5T11.14111 Lu Ton, Batt. for many yeari. one of the moll dilltn• guilhed Members of the Eft India Direction, died on Monday at his houfe, Wimbledon : he had ben la martyr to the gout, and- was for a long period to. tally unable to walk. Sir STspit EN hiving been out of the Direetion by rotaties, will no doubt uccallan a fpirited cornett in April. The furgeons employed in opening the body of the late Duke of RICHMOND, dilcovered a confiderable ulcer in his ftomach, and it: the gallbladder fundry (tones, of which his Grace experienced a large dif• charge about ten days before his dealt. We are authorifed and requefted to (late, that Co. 'loneLftw f aaron, although regularly named in the newfpapiti,- was not in attendance during the late Meetings which have taken place at the Privy Cour. , eil, refpeaing the Capital Charges preferred in No vember, 1803, againft Colonel Picrom. COiCIDCI FULLIINTON declined attending the inveßigation in December, tBo6, upon Lord CASTLIRPAGN s revok ing the Comutiflion, under which, till that - period, Colonel Fu L LAILTOISh had conduced the ch arges againft Colonel PICTON, in his official capacity as Firli Com mill-toner of Government, and Report for the Wand of Trinidad. On Sunday night, three of the French prifoners confined on board the Sawnwica, at Chatham, en deavoured to effeel their efeape; and had focceeded as far as to have left the thip.--one nf the three-Jo/her was defirons of taking Come meanies with him, had tied them in a bundle, and after lowering himfell into the water, pulled them after him tithe noire they made in falling. oecafiooed the centinels to be alarmed. and .. .the fugitives were difcovered: feveral Shots were fired I at the man who was fwimming towards the Chore before he would return ; the other two had gained .1 the banks of the river, and were not apprehended till feveral Incurs afterwards. On Tuefday laft the 13th , inaant, the State Lit tery commenced drawing, when No. 24,490„the drawn Ticket entitled to 20,0201. was told at. Mars. Ha zsien Boast-, and Co.'s O f f i ce, Royal Exchange, in one H alf, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two. Six teenth Shares. Tickets and Shares. warranted on drawn, are felling as above. The fecond day of Drawing will be on Thurlday. the :ad indent ; and on the Monday following the fitft drawn Ticket will be entitled ttt to,oool. Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, be fore the Right Hononiable EDwaaD Lurd ELLSIIIIO - Lord Chief Justice, Ste, in and after Hilary Tani, 1807. IN TERM. MIDDLESEX. LisMDON. Wednefday Jan. 28 Thurftlay Jan. sir . Month) , F e b, 2 Wedneftlay Feb. 4 Tuefday so Wedneiday as AFTER TERM. Friday ' taturdsy •14 . • 7 I • INg Amt.. - rIPV • The Renfrew and Denbigh regiments Militia have orders to march from Afhford, the feefelegissen I the Sufrex didrift, and the latter to Dover. The zd Battalion of the 719 Regiment, eomiriantlid by Major Cele P Ll. ' difembarked op the 7th WI. at Salteoats, Scotland, from Newsy, in Ireland. Wet underfland they are to be quartered in Glafgow bar racks. The zd BattaliOn of the z7th Regiment have marched from Ayr Barracks Err lieland. It is un deranod they are going there to recruit (the regiment being compt•fed entirety of Irifbnien) as the battalion was lately reduced to a fkeleton, by tte draft of nearly 400 men to the to Batralion, now 'Kt Sicily. " Dublin, January to. " On Wednefday fennighr, two tronn of the 7th I Dtagnon Guards, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Lay Hare, marched into Clonmel near Kil kenny, on their route from Dundalk. They replace the 23d Light Dragoons, who left Clonmel on the fame day, commanded 11 Major Boss, for Lime rick, &c. &c. The remainder of the 7:11 Dragoon Guards, are to take up their' quarters in the cantonments in the neighbourhood, lately .occu. Spied by the 23d Light Dragoons. Wednefday, the Bth Regiment, which arrived here left week hom England, received the route for Newry ; part of their baggage and ammunition were packed in the Lower Cattle Yard ; and fame day, the 69th Regiment arrived from Limerick in this city, on their intended smbarkation for England. " Tnefday week, the Waterford and Meath regi ' ments of Militia again changed their quarters,.Ahk, former returned to Londonderry, and the lattgi Lifford. _ - Yeiterday mornipg, the 3d trent. or BAN landed from Liverpool. They fail from thatme tin Monday Ltd. Wednefdav the 9111, or Argyle tiliptlandefs, 'he 14th, and the 9th regiments, marched into Cork from Cove. Tutfchty his Majetty's brig AMARANTH, arrive at• Cork harbour, with fourteen fail of tianfpnrts, having on board part of the gth, 144, and 9111 re giments of foot.. 4 , Sunday tall the different corps of yenmarry of this city were infpeQed at their refpeftive parades, purfuant to orders for that porPofc, and in general made a good appearance and muttered well." CONWAY FP RRY.—The following is an ex!raft of a letter from Holywell(Waleh). After de;ctibing the tin. fortunate circumflarces atteuding the Infb (4 t t c boat, with which our Readers are already acquainted, the writer gives the follnwing as an accurate lift of the perfnns whn were Intl : a Peter Allifon, belonging to the hoar of Hcard and Bell, mer chance, Liverpool. " J o hn Godwin. Coorbridge, StJffordfhire. 0 hm Hurt, his add refs at J. Heard's, B.lisit-Ordee, Dublin. ahomas Tipton, the guard. 0 •••••••••••• Carpenter, a fon of the guard of that name, corning front fchool front Yetekthire. ' a Richard Fdw ads, (Alb, Holyhead. " Charles Harrifon, Limerick, Ireland, not yet found—his trunk picked up. . " Pran•is Hoare, Conway. " Thomas Hughes, Thomas Roberts, Owen Jones, andjohn Reynolds, Boatman. Cottony. • a Saved —.-- Roberts, tanner, Holyhead, by the afnitance of the mail bag. " A boatman, by the afkftance of a trunk." Our Readers will perceive, by the foregoing lilt, that with the exception of Mefirs. Hunt and Harrifon, the unfortunate men who were drowned, were natives or at lean inhabitants of England. Tuefday fc'nnight, Abraham Walker was tried be. fore the Recorder of Dublin, for ufing provoking fam guage, with intent to excite Doetor Kelly, of the Lying in Hofpital, to commit a breach. of the peace, by fighting a duel—he was found guilty, but the Court fuggefled, that the parties bad better commune to gether before a fentence fh,:tuld be pronounced : the traverfer appeared to be a very refpedable young Gentleman. Mr. GILLEN', as Counfel for the Prole cution, laid he was inflruded to date, that his client, Dolor Kelly, was not aduated by any vindidive , motive in this prefecntion. Meffrs. JOY and P.ot.mas, ' Counfel for the Traverfer, faid, that Come time fence an offer was made to ap ilogize, but had been objected to.—Counfel on both fides agreed on this point; but it was finally determined, that Mr. Walker Mould be difcharged upon paying the fine of one mark—it having been previoufly underftecd, that no apology was to take place, but that Mr. W. fh.uld pay Dr. Kaßes expences. Frainafdayie'Ani_ght, at five o'clock in the morning, Cattle Conk, tfte'ratsgaiflcent feat of the Earl of B.lmore, in the county of Fermanagh' was dilkovered to be on fi; e. The flames burp out with confiderable fury in the back kitchen, and rolled in lumvs-through the windows of that apartmen!, ex hibiting to the aftenifhed inhabitants the &II notifi. cation of %Lei:. danger. The alarm was loon given, and the inhabitants of Enniskillen, as well as of the adjacent neighbourhood, were aloof immediately in motion to afford :iffiflance. In a n incredibly fhort time an immenfe crowd had affirrobled, and fevers' detachments of troops from the town cf Ennifkillen, with Colonel Wardrnp at their head, had arrived at Cattle Conic. We are gratified to fay, that through their exertions the damage done is altogether in,conti• derable, and that this fine building 11.. s fuffered no important injury. It was built by the late Earl after a defign by the celebrated Wyatt, and cod above too,orool: Bat AD.—There hting no Court of Aldermen held yeflerdsty, the Loin MAYOR, after infi.eding the 're turns, ordered it to remain the fame as lad week. Coats Ext HANOI, Jas. 14 —The frefh imports of Wheat to day are very few, and the trade is extremely' dull in files—that of good quality nearly ai our lad quotation, and inferior famples at fomewhat lower prices—Barley in cnnfiderable quantities, and ordi nary fampleb further decline in price—Very few buyers of Malt, which is rather cheaper—Beans of each kind rather give way in price—Oats are in to lerable fupplies,and inferior quali:ies are rather lower —Fl..ur continues to &dune but little. CURRENCY Al UNDER s n Wheat. raw 70. flas per qr. Grey Peak gas 4 8,04 Fine Dfito, 84s 87. od Brans, (old) 43 49$ od live. 40.45, Od Tiek Ditto 360 414 od 801eY , 35 0 414 Oats, zee as pa Malt, Us No Poland ditto pine od White Peak, (Soikr•) Sos U. Bare Send, 10 271 00, Pine Moat pito yys Seccud djs to yos per tack. •••••••77 - 70.. "'"75 , 17C-• • . . • - • aiinalL MTELL /MINCE. • ••• • ...---. • . : • 114LMOUTH, JAN. tr. • Sailed the /Weiland packet, Captain &morals, with mails for Litbon ; Prince Adolphus packet, Capt. BouLnaasoa, with mails for Barhatioes and Jamaica, and the Manchetter packet, Capt. Davis, with mails for Ptmeaca. Remain the Britannia cutter, Humber, and ht,rtidown armed fhlps.—Wind N. N. E. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 13. Arrived hit Moiety's (hip lac , lISTANT from Guernfcy. Wind N. D.CAL. JANUARY 13. Carne &awn his ,lajTilv's flaps SBA 110&111 and Sarracuirt, from Sheet ;telt ; Duke of Mnntrnfe, and the Cattle Eden,. E t a Indiamen ; Greenwich, Bats• vor.;honnd to the South Seas; Experiment, Blesevr. f or the C a p e o f Good Hope.; and fevers" other out ward bound . veffels from the Riper, and remain in t h e Down• with the !hips as per latt.—Arrived his M a jedy's [hip Ottiox. from the weflward. The Val•trous praam has a fignal flying for a convoy to `\ the wellwsrd. Wind N. %V. / LIVERPOOL, JAN. 8. The Atalanta, O'KaEta, from this place for &le. nos Ayres, was driven on Wore on the 25th irk. at Loehendahl, and moll unload to repair. Captain KEATING. of the Clara, from Charleßon, reports, that two of our Guineamen had arrived there, names unknoTn. a BRISTOL, JAN. so. •. The Broilers tender, Lieut. M 4 lCartzrr, from Plymouth to this port, has been taken off the Lizard, and carried into France by a French privateer of Is guns and 8o men, after an melon of two hours, in which Lieut. M‘Ks me and the Mate were kill . ....The Defiance, —, from St. Andero to this, irdriven into Brett with-lnis of anchors sod cat. E.LSINEUR, DECEMBER Ss. The wihd having yefierday afternotmthifted round to sale Southward, the Hess armed flip proceeded with the trade bound North shoot, to Liverpool, &c. under her proterSion : It is however no* changed to the W. N. W. which may probably either mire them to return, o. put into fome Swedith port.—The Retrieve, CHaetsts, of Whitby, from Peterfburgh to London, with hemp and flax, is wreckerfon the ifltnd of Bornholm crew faved, as is molt part of her cargo and materials ; but of the cargo, great part wet.—The Eundice, Jonas &ace, trom Riga to Lopdon, is on lh , re upon the ifland of Gothland. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GR AVESIKD t 3 by the Elisabeth, Lette, from Dantzic, and the Aeor.l4, tarrco, from Pr.teriburgh. Sailed the Jafoo, Hoak, for Dublin. and the kmterptise, Packwood, for New*York. ARRIVED. At Portsmouth, H^pe, Tucker, from Lifboo—At Waterfowl, Reward, Walker, from Lifbon ; Bellona, Rickordfon, from Archangel ; and the Favourite, Ellis, from London—At Cork, Honor, Chriftm ts, from London—Ar Dublin, Aheona, Petrrfon, from Pttclibut,h jr.re, Phillips; Vine, Hughes; Draper, Keys; and the Fly, ilughes, from Londoo—At Oporto, Hippoearopia —.., Commerce, —, and Britannia, Oldts, from Newfound: land.. The Martha and Sophia, Boynton, from Ullapool for Brifloi, la IoR near Gorlack. The. M ar lb oroug h, jams, sad the Elizabeth, Davis. from Gi braltar, have becn taken off the Rock of Lithon by a Spotlit psi. f~ I 'atter. The General Hunter, M'Phsil, of Grenada. bound to Deme rara, has been earned into Corutma by the crew. 1 he jrflc, of Greenock, from Liverpool for Galway, has floated into a place near Baltimore harbour (irciand), having been de felted by the crew. The Felicity, frees Pillan for Hull, captured by le Jena French privateer, was carried into Floating on the 6th latent. The Hefperus, Olbfat, from Archangel for London, is cap. Oared and carried into Bribing, with two Swedifh wards, laden itrith fait . The Elisabeth, Sheldon, hum Vlsna and Oporto for England, wss captured off Oporto on the soth ult. and carried into Bayonne. . The Henrys, hunt Falmouth; Caroline, Drew; Two Marian ; FitawiNan , 4- , —; and the Repubileau,.. from Bolton, are driven on bare at Leghorn. The Bnn Efperansa. --, frost Loodoe, Is put Into Vises% (in Spain) leaky, and it Is feared men unload. The General Claiborne. San Lrtndon for St. debeftitlest wawa loft near the latter place la her laft. Th e ',irate, , from Batavia for Copenhagen, is demised and fent into Dartmouth. The flap Eliza, from Londonderry, bound to Rakinsore, atter being out five days, during which the experienced Very fevers weather and adverfe winds, was obliged to run fur Loebbendals where the was driven from ber anchorage by the &vac gals at Ct.:if:was morning, and rewlered • complete much. We as* happy to Rate, the crew were all raved. We Ole kart, that as the fame morning, a brig from Liverpool, bound te Ilisemse Meal, and two floors were !trended at fame place. Wedutfday femight, the Weary, of BMW, Jobs Cooper . . wafter, fi.r Waterford, wind S. B. was driven mi bore at Raven, near Wexford. and dandy after foundling,. The mew took to their boats and reached the fort of Rollare in filmy. 'The Diligence, Seaton, from Newcaltle is arrived at Whitby ' very much damaged, having been on bore. The brig Providence, of Lynn, Tborhas Eggietelasnafter, with coals from Sunderlaud to Lynn, was driven on lime to the (*A ward of Blnkney, on the s6th tdt.ln a very heavy pled wind, with the lon of her malts, and is a complete wreck: crew fated. 'The Emerald, Anderem, of Aberdeen, which was tabors at Drak o, has got off, and carried into Copenhagen full of wmir. The f:tp Mks. Certain Dowlin, from Leith to jantales, was totally difinaftedand loft her reek/ in the gale of the asth alt.; and after driving at the mercy of the fee for foam days, was brought to anchor under one of the Shetland iliands, where (even paffengers landeJ, and left her riding in a (*AO= inilltida on the 3t It ult ,1 heft petit-nacre 'calved at Peterhead so Talky fen. ',kilt, in the Shetland packet; and report, that at the height of the gale they parted from the Ann Captain Davidfon, so the fame voyage, for whore faftty they entertain cooliderable apprebadlook The Hearts Oak, James Lawfon, of Aberdeen, from Aill& riea to London, 10 a hard gale of wind, when about two miles from land, fhippednetret.endous fa, which carried away tiro of her boa• s, tore molt of t tr falls to pieces, mad greatly deseseped die hull and riggit:g of the :tfel, leaving her quite difahltd. lift thb diftreffed natation, the Imam" was net away, whisk bawl* down the main •top and ssainmalt head, it being broad ne ectfary w the fame timeftn threw overboard we cable aide imvfer with many other topeals limes. The vac' - laa dyes safqd, the crew, after radioing great hardthips, fucceeded Mien her to the coaft of Ad ales, and, with the atliflanee eta AN web& her into Milford H Ant, where the has been greatly dameged by ftriking on a rock •hl. • DiSTerness OP PRIZE-MONEY. - The r , ragosa, 4.411001nre of the Sao Rafael and El Brine, 4 July a;. 1805, VW! b; r .Lasid sip her arrival in port, and mailed ' every Weiluelda: I sad urfdaY, at No. s, Clifford's Inn, fee three months. The Bbitiche. ar r eideteeptere of the Hasard, Aprli 5, 1805; and l'Atnitid; J t to, dor, will be paid at No. 3, Philpet-lane, every T neidey .nd Friday according to Adt of Parliament. he Bold, for the sapture of l'Hareng and la Providence, Au.. tuft rg, dos, will be paid on board at Deal, to-morrow, and M ailed every Tnefday and Thurfday, at No. ill, Clement's los, for throe months. The Culludtp, Therein, Zealous, Swiftfure, Peens and Al. Ranee, for the capture ut the Laurendus, February 14, ryon, will be paid on Tborfday the zed inflant, at No 2, Verulam•buildimis, Gray's Inn, and recalled every Tuefday and Thurklay for three Tern. the Minerva, for the capture of Anna Maria, January 18,1796, will be paid on ,ward, on Weduefday the 2 'ft taftent; and bare not then recdred will ho paid every Wednerday for three yote, by Mr. Lock, pt tree Cullom-houtc, London. 4, ..~