Star. — London, England, 1809-06-15 00:00:00

WOBURN SHEEP SHE4RING. . . Tuesday mornmillisf&iVihe Duke of Benronn,i and those gentlemen. sotto are-Members:9f the Snith-. 'fit Curb, siFilfikh 2 qMtitaCi-ft W51119/;.'%eld! a meeting at Wotittrniiili6so eltlittrienzlelhin Vlce' ites‘si the.complorpasancieinitriiusiel. , ll4.4vretheritind theaves exhibited for the Priag.s....i - - --- „.. 3 :....-,i i .. r .; .. 4ixlut,twelye n s 'fl,pik, oAt t stAtlernen..setplit i o i tit& lif ate :blilci'g, Arm h mile froni — theAbblijr, to bes t iiientviiisol3, e, , ,t ot9g hi Ty . .in ai di ; - sererr : flaftWs itartecti?r.the - sii.steri eirpinffeted.hy . his-13t=,+celitsi Proprietors of the best plough ; ~tita , Ova guioeis:lo ' the holder. „Tivlopghing continued till abi T t half..., • ,fast i...no'clOCki- When the company wentto;to .Park . Farni, • and - iffl*Pa 'iliiiri..iime. .spent - in' Viewing th e Agrieuhitrar litipleireinti; theyreturned.f6 - il* Abbey to dinner. .. After Allow 41.1's O.G. 61NCLAJR: I‘)St e and- in a. s h ort s peech recorntended-tothe attention of.Gentle tneliof landed Oißeff_y_; the iraproVe.ii4nt of waste' Pandi.' . • - 7'. -- - - .. ' ''. - . .. 'Abouf tve n'troar;ltlicornpany - riterned - to . the' Park Flirrnik,'.imFlT:eranined several machinev which 1 aver ,:r.cylirg ip.,.;,,?e..ri-visd i , . . . . tree hjs pracs:s rams were let for the season, l oh'id'lVlr..ta•ifer - f01.46 guineas, a three-year shear ; ' iinOthe ES Mfr. •l at 15 guineas ; and a four-ytar .thwascen 40 , riNiids; 46 Mr. Letosher. . .t.' Some sattlemtra i olso sold in the evening, a Devon heifer, three years old, to Mr. Smith, at 44 guineas; *a Here or heifer l ._ to Mr. Platt, .for 27ignineas ; a Devon iiiifer , 7thiiOyears old, to Mr. Smith, at 24. gtiiiiiiii 465tlier' Hereford; to' Mr. Platt, at 26 gtai new.' -. • About seven o'clock the company retired. • THE FOUR-TS-HAND CLUB.—Yesterday being the Ist daycf, meeting of the. above celebrated chario- TEers,• the public curiosity was again strongly excited, 'and the attendance was equal.to even the first day of the procession. The equestrian and pedestrian spec , tators occupied the whole et Cavendish-square, et-- , cepting that part which was kept clear ,for the ca valcade to pass. . On no. former -ocienaiet . bate we ivitrie.sed se many elegant equipages ilandaus and batouches were wholly occupied by Ladies of Jis tiniaished rank and fashion. The bear previously sxeci upon to depart was one o'clock; it. was nearly tivu b....fore they started. The following was the Odd' of the set out : 1 " lYellew Carriage, AM four 14 Plarie.a Bilx l o l , if+ - • bright Bays. ', 6 i.ortt Kiva* • Ditto. I ,Al f ,Aix Jobs R.gers . . . ' fit '‘ . . N til ainA :i ll. • Ditto. 3 1- • •. c4/1 Esq. • • . • Phaiton and four. AS 1.0 Hinton 7 :vlaisey Dawson, 'Esq. . 8 Huirkpbrey Batley. Esq. 4 - 1 - fori: Ma' tin litwke .. Ditto. 10 SlRJharies Watiiiifyrde . 11 James .4r-burst, Esq. ',. 12 Sir Godfrey Webs:er . They proceeded, as u.,aal, to Salt-hill, near Wind scat Mr. 011DALDTtros, and his .- raseri-bird, were not present Mr. 0, has 16st a' near xelatiVe by death, whlch act.cauritifor lti'S - Uhsence. Mr..4:o,inaw ,AT XlWO.:iiiill(ll.9s6Sed, ancrSiii-Texai'VANE TEMPEST) is laid up ,Iri,t)a.-the gout. , ~. . . . . Eltfl'y'yetterdey-lisOrning the louse of a Otitlemani, in_Gloucester-place, High Holborn, *as' breve openi aiui robbedof cash, bank notes, and outer articles, to a leagewasotmt. • : ,• • . 1 ikteciti4e . out .at a cottage in BramfOid,Suffollt.! on Friday, ',lltright, which from .the violence of th& wind, ed "w!th sucialtry, that in the. pace of, three ha4i'. ilk/54es - 'tret com pletely destro_yed.'; ' • 31E. .4.,,p.c., 10,45)14:4..:W0day night, at Hayiack kantne:frorrei, len - tistowinnor . ,of Mr. Terrace, which letibioyed •qtr , hottaoh;saiitt . an extensive farmyard. Such was the rapid p ro gtiii OF the ilithis, that two men and a boY RCP in' td 'the devouring ele ments in ,Melt, beds;'Vtd"tlSe loss is estimansd .at le i ( 1 000 -:.;:llitivast4ireCikaitliwd-big 411*(wwaSficier setting fire to a eon:I-loft, „., , , •*' ' ;4:m4 : ay: a4amontaWerstecident occulted - on board the Aigle frigate, in Hainoaze:'..- Ai two marines were playingriat.tievang.vray, 011eridi! the other a push; *lit+ cattieckhrliftbrall overboara•• the author ofithe' atattitiOX.4.4hci .ii4cetuine.l. on deck) imme tiidtelYPitingt4AustSter la lintl-they struggled with the I\* .: - .esl+the neat. was lowered dowth—butiefore those nerlebild feVetsiv asils*icr, ihet ''went to the boilF?!`ii!'''' ." .. ' . 1 . ; 4 . -- Monday 1 7 ... 2 ,n.i.g1ica-a Ts.lap,....whe..ad got intoxicated at tile riotchis meeting called, roily Fair, , went home to his wife in Bridgewater.-street, Liverpool, and de riVaadekblirecnibtief,:lfrit' had exhausted all his *Alt. , Oft - lief rertriiilgTia:CoinPlYivith hii requeit, he khociteccher , doiikaiinilledher on the spot. • , •:••Ttreidity sernhitfit;•AntheitY and Adkins - apprehen did;;Aft)...r•ii desperat2-reSßtiiiiee, Charlestizetingham, atthe l ol47.lies-tralt SivillOw-itreenwhO had escap ed"fi;6ltri GT.rificeitertrifel; :%libete he stood committed • forti lilglifeityrobberyifie Was'lOdged in the New Pri- . soo,CleriEenwell,:andiarrFriday he attempted to break attrkitarving ma Lie an aperturethrough the outsidewall, nearly sufficient to get through, and had got off his isons:.; but.fortunately- Mr; Newport, the keeper,. ilis. rovaxed.:itjirst. m time to.prevent his escape. - He has. been since. sent to Glonosster gaol. c f..:: xnwEr.o-Orrtcti-Tttesday, J. Warner, -alio: i,• - •-blitk man, .(who had cut his- left hand off be-. e;:!;; f 1:2 would not work, but was.afterwards sold-for Vedallars, and carne home cook in a.ehip) was char •;••"4 by Mr, ..fi. Hollin.vood i of Upper East Smithfield, 4 ith stealing . 27 shirts silk hat, and a watch. ...lie. was further charged. by Mrs. Reid, ef Poplar, with robbing his ready-furnished lodgings ; and a Swedish . sil: lor a . 71. He .was fully committed on,the two first . caarges ; but is to be brought up.for another hviripp., M.osioN-Hou . sE....—W. Davis was . charged with. stealing agreat coat, and toor lobsters, from. a PraVes•. 1 end boat, the prope r ty o t Mr. Creswoil,, a fish sales man,- who stated, that having frequently hadlobsters 'en, he had taken tip ihe - piksbiler as a•warning_ to uthci-s. Several ~ r tis.'esSes prilveirthe prisoner coining o ‘ pt of 'the bgai *- ,i. itir the 14514ters Wrapped up in the coat. :Zoe .prooer,said he vias a watennan; and told diTerent_ stelies ho'w hescanie by the property, which not beingtatisfactOry, he was fully-Cominitted- • . . Makarit IciPs was fulfis6nitiiitte4eharged.ivit, tieterio • h,leshitings: .. Nit :Jones, the landlord of A 'l l l . ific . - bq . o . jlll: Ilishopsgate-street, produced • throe I F, iint 't.V'kVlifilf he" tad taken from the,prisoner. it .f..-.) Af r .. s. , . - , • .•- . 1 I Ee4L i ll f ic e alteiasi , tetendkrlZ t ( i'llav! Mqt:l l t e;. clian% e t tit; iit tearehed,' it 'boftiii ginseft4e,, aiA 31rte ~ I: bis "44111iiiticli4iit * . efteti - - - •cf.‘u., ung3 risra .1 ...,,. ~;v7 f'" , ... a: .!. nf.'.: . - .4r: i...t - fc , ib tow vaills 9C.3 .7:4: .•3300 SlO Nis*.i.: s:.; to • SOUTH 4MERICA. - - ilitt l itOVr r ed l l 24l;;W4944 di( 01 -1 ToSvißg paßiliiii tiftlie dthorniiror - dtiiipaa's visit : to the.gar:tiKr.fneFAA the . araccar t , thp' F'ital eT-14 - 3 •l .. r,s , ,qike - oi yarrezectila,. I die - kin of ; ii , ithia '..sn Tittlitjtigt r a:;t h r t ' r eliCa t : I ,and hare ii3llOniit - s . Iliciiitt a ls, , Ig ,Ott IR.. )3 - C-40.1trY, e .,,c0, 1 11 - ;."te 1 , , tkotp; - anon Aritit:tlie s lTlOttiat iieltitV A . . 1: maa. . Wis 3 it r iit 1) i - /Ll_ ' BIN : : t ded BrOitcjiterrAlß. MAN, as his 1ii0 : 45-ciiii . C.aqAyilitary Secretary, and Mr. .RicizanteA'l l iqs Ist(tAttki* with Cqlpnel c nntistiOaficl*ajar , Gbibria, .Vhis gifitalcieflalise in his- sit 'aal-tiitilaifftEh ffiiiiiiit. /hi' Majes- Waship H tea z t , c . r. %, aq .... ..:::Fainktakdefi OFFebtuary last. On ekvitera appearanep ora il 7 .- . - 4. i ara, on the coast a Terra' Africk; slie fireda ti 5-I'al salute, in COM - pTii — neiii - ia - fhe SAn7CrE,frai; - ..Thic was returned to the British Colonic ) ti t ak it Alischarge of artillery from the batteries, and-was-repeated by the man of war on letting ,go !Aga e ne t ) i i i t %hp reeds. The usual . formalities being: niterclian , the Commandant of thelGairristnt, teceittfait bf it- . ritimber: of Naval and Military Oficeeria *Atte* . iin toted the vessel to offer their, nesPiettslichts:t etillepey, . and to con duct him and his %Nana the Shore, whtre a vast con course of spkitattirs had *sseiphieg to welcome their approach. The streets thcoughathich his Excellency passed in his progress to the Government House, (which was prepared for his accommodation) were lined with soldiery, who received him with presented arms, and the accustomed ceremonies. On reiclring his habitation, where aillaia - of honour was mounted 10 do dory - over his. - person,.- he was waited upon by the different Constituted 4uthotities, and-moist of the principal inhabitants of the place, with whonihe par took .of a.stimptuoni . collation. -'' c ` "In cithseqUeriae of an exPiiiirto the Captain- General to announce' his arrival; . a d*tathinent. of Cavalry, headed by a Geseraf.Offieer, arse dispatched before sun f risethefollowiag day la, -,esCor;dais g ;511- leticy and suite to the capital. For their ccniveyinice thither, a relay of mules was provided, richly a - cdnit r - tred, and an'eligint rePaiiilienfinidr-IVil iti Cress -1 ing the mountains. fihe good . people, however, of La Guira would not puffer. the strangers to depart without shewing.them.farther roaxits of enartety. i lr i r inSiSthl 7, on their staying to a grand 'dinner and hall t to he given that evening, in compliment to the beia- i , sion. A circintistartce"Mnst here be recorded that sheds as mach.lustreon their patriotism and spirit as it reflects credi ton their liberality and independenee. The moment his Excellency'alanding was reported At head-quarters, a remittance of 4000 &Bari was sent to La Guira, for thepayinent Of 'any eilielicei'that Might he there incurred in making entertainments suitable to the rank and dignity of the „strangers.. This hand some donation, however, was rejected by .. _the Conn m.andant, who returned it to the ,Captain-Ceetwal, with a letter on the subject; intimating that, tiotviith standinr, their inferiority, ' theY knevr=hovi for ariPte ciate th e merits of 'their visitors,' and• to- administer, without assistance, the rights.of hospitality. The answer conclude 3 with ap, earnest,secompsOation, that the money might be appronnated `too stdknobler purpose, that of alleviating the distress gthe bl'ethreis in arms, or of adding to. the comforts of thiise win; were engaged in the most glorious of causes. After in specting the forts and ramparts, without the least degree of restraint or *nerve, his Eiiillency, on the - Mailing - of the 11 th; preceded 6y i'liar s ty isf dragoons, and aAte rued ley a nutlet-Otis' cavalcaile;set out fiFir Ca- Faeces, . amidst the akclamations. of, the surrounding multitude, who followed for a distance of several miles, rea ding die airwith shoutsaad bnaatta, voci fesai*.rat intervals —a Long live G copse the Third" , r-- 1 1,toolplite. Fgapattrottatlie Seventh." . ~, . e ~ " Halting fi rst changed their mules for som been:, tiful chargera,bighlYeaParisoned*readinesS* 4l Of mounting, on approaching, the city his Exeeilepcy and Staff'were ined outside the gates by.pilielNp : bles and Public Functionaries belonging to it,,whnhad assembled*Meet than, enceiiipasseol'brldhom; and headed by a squadron iifliatie they Made atriad 'Ad tritunphal ditty into the merrnpolis - of theprorinte. a. To add to the pageantry- tutd- - sPlendoste of the spectacle, several regiments were drawn out, tinder arms,- and lined Alt they streets.. Atki avenues theingh which the . procession:-passed. playitig -.martial , ullasic, as it slowly advanced, by a .circuitotll mute, to eve, cious Mansion in- the most -fashionable i part of-the , town, superbly gitid,.up fpi-f4 . 4cifleti - C . y . ' dwellingdi. 44 Dung his -Er.c.ellenc,y's residence tn .he capital, it was a continuecksceneofrejoicing--public dinners, bads,. plays, coacerts..galasi assemblies, . anti every species of entertainment that, could be devised for his diversion and imu,septel„ yrere given in constant and rapid succesitiOn., - Pi iltett,, - 4 4 'i.lie town was all a Ju bilee of Feasts '-' the ivlieleperiedvias bui one mad carnival.' '. .... K . After the prinelpilecitreents and churches, the publit buildings and theatrei, theballs, combats and cock-fights, after seeing every, thing, indeed, worthy of notice, and after experiencing all the kind ness. and attention in the power °fa 'people to besiciiv, his Excellency and suite on the -17th set but upon their return. Their departure was attended •byllr4 same. honongs and ceremonies as their =IVA; -and they. quitted the city, accompanied by all the -gran dees and nobles, and a retinue of military :officers, preceded and followed by a detachment of cairelsy r (the streets being as before lined with troops) stunned by the applauses, and pursued byahe salutes of, an . admiring populace. • On reaching LaGuira. awl/Iry .iner fesnvities were repeated, and car the .29th hisi .Eeeelleney re.cjnbarked in the fsigate., on board of wiAtch.Captilia rair, her commander, (whtitioith two ig tlic.,qtAcers, had accompanied his .racellency on his, :visit) gave a grand farewel . dinner the. day. before to 'all the Spaniards of coryiequence and.rank in the gar-. 'risen. On ttie,44. the Hebe arrived at porp.Cavello wh e re 0 4 awe ,compliments and ceremonies took place itowegn the flags of.the.two nations which had been observed in the port it had.lately left: here his E ;F ,44/ 14 .• .4 0 ,joy _wer; received with similar ho mints; ;Extr..i f lnag 'liras done that could possibly tend to their cetlienun,we.. and comfort , as well as every , chi n& tha l cf i citilpii any way contribute to their plea- I afire aiidgra i tigiatiOn.. Having inspected . " tl* forts ai oL t u e --,b a ne a t sCellency and suite; after pass '>. coup -,,inuch to their satisfaction, took i'lpal - 1 , 4 7 is' .4 51!A1i0 §panish main, and once More env., yarked rat g• ': - ":"iii*" en intention of totiching cip their 'repit g ;,41 1 ,409f1a t # 4 ,9444 dt i efsaez e , : b,,,, ~ ,...,:ei.EL ?ft: Of ;';.-• .f.`3ll;Z:'2i It i tiEfir " .haul a; TbeLit Ca y 3.), :: eel :4 .s. .. NATAL INFBLLICINCI. • PLYMOUTH DOCK, ME 13. Arrived the King GeFige hired cuttei,from Roche. fort, where she has been to order home Admiral STOPFORr, and the Officers whose presence will be necessary at Lord GA :BIER'S Court Martial. • The, HY/ENA, a fine sloop, of 24 guns, has had a com plate refit, and came out of harbour this day. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14. Arrived his Majesty's ship INWERIEUSE, from Ply mouth; and the Duke of Montrose, WHITE, from' Martinique.—Wind W. DEAL, JUNE It • Arrived the Seafay, ScurrA, from Malta.— Wirid S. W. GREENOCK, JUNE 'IL The Mars, Campbell, arrived here yesterday,from Jamaica ; sailed 24th April in company with the , armed ship Alfred for London ; parted from her on . ANTIGUA, APRIL 30.. the 15th May, in a gale. Left the Ann, Thompson, and Montreal, Fi s h, l oa di ng f or Cl y d e ; t h e former The Morgan Rattler, Capt i‘ FoasTatt, from Bristol was to sail n e x t morning for Port Antonio, t o join to St. Vincent's, is retaken, and sent in here by hi s convoy appointed t o sa il 10 t h M ay . O n 25 t h May : Majesty's brig Heureux, Capt. WATT : she was taken spoke the bii g H azar d, W a lk er , f rom L on d on ; and about three weeks ago by the Bela Etaile F r e nc h bound corvette, from Marseilles. The corvette was chased on the 28th, t h e b r i g C o lli er , f rom A yr , b ot h before into Bay Mahout last Wednesday, by Capt. W ATT ; to Quebe c , h a vi ng parte d i n a ga l e some day s from the fleet und er convoy o f hi s Majes ty's ship a nd when t h e M organ R att l er left: him, b e was c h ar _ Coquette. me t scllooner, said to he the corvette' prize. Arrived here on. F r id a y, t h e H era ld, M'Kessock, ' 'The convoy is under weigh, but I do no t thi n k they will leave St. Thomas's dill the SA. of May; from Barbadoes, a, running ship, in 29 days. Spoke, indeed, every thing depends on the Admiral, from on the Slit., ul(..the Anlerican shii. An•Aerica, from ' whom , ire hate Sid no account since be w.ent.,after Charleston to N,e,ixcastle• otit.Ss days, all well ; a few the L'Orient SqUadion i ; Which -escaped ,from the days before CaOtam .1144CessoCk sailed, the Intrepil, Saintes. *. . . .. ,• . 64, Dolphin store 4.1 p ., and a number of schoo ner , Our Cortnianders are diseuantiing the' iiiiites;and hi a few days the fortes Will return to he ad - quarters. the §aint i s. The Intrepid had been a good deal mauled fii the batteriekntOuadaloupe, when chacing the two Numberless American: continue 'to pit St. Bar b and the neighbouring islands. tigites that escaped front the Saints. The Herald's eek was covered with snow ' on the 4th of June. •• FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . . Arrived berg on Saturday the Margaret, Colville, 'l o*AT:stun, JUNE l3.—Ar r ived the London tra . der„ - Tisals, from Philadelphia ; Bandora, Sheridan, froth '''kenerille ;' and 01l kii!vfoundland, in 26 days. Spoke, on the 24th r r ia t-lunis, f rom ._ Princess of the Falls de Lblioa, __;,, . 'us!. '.n1 iv t,.. 51 . 4 43 k10ng.. 18..90, the American ship Vir- ', for ( " ‘ru l i ' z ! , an d rmcess of Brazil, Watson, for Cadiz; j u N I. :mbuco d c ^ Flias Nrac)cFnp from - Amsterdam, bound to New. 14.-A rri ved the Fly, Goding; and Stafford, Jameson, • )i-k - , alI well, : • ' 1 frem Lisbon ; Croydon, Williams, from Haiti '; tliza, Thomas, • from Jamaica; Lav d inia, Kinsman, front Hohduras ; Alfred, Taale, :. „. Te l. ,011 ridgy , the Jane, Hiuiter,frOmTobago, '4C414 -a ‘ t - - ;a an oton the j o e r n t t l is u. S i e : rilea, Sands; frinitSenithAreeNtta. itugiiing ship. Sailed thence on 6th 'April; and put i sai ni ted a t n h'e al ( c ..l lac, Totgila, a ; yule leaky, wheke she, sailecton the ' for India ; and Lord GlenorCh ; a S lid d .Qlall!tilla ' . ' Mgekes.l2) t 9 th 'WO eapinenCed very, bil , .. ~ . . , . gather . d u ri ng The Union, Bell, from Hayti to.Liverpo q l l a i nto ,C jiiis b aSi. 'On 4.1* 225th ult. 40*. p2;liank- 27. spoke . b 3 Witi ID distress. • . I ' -: • t .414, . ibrlg,frinn tiierpeOl'iO.Cape Br%.*a; 2 ' a a la q a brig The John and Mary, .i.:.:sicfrail tii4',4"l a t mid* " is cap . ~1 lured by the Bellona French MOM' • ; %er" ':• , •••• itOsti 4.lo,oii;litillria tOlTErainichi., .•:,. • : t he ( m 0 ..t. : G i bm, 4 . iiiiecilijai -_- . .. 0 ; 1 l kuriday, l Ths Janitette Catherine, --;.;sse ; fridh . Igatiiiildiellef. Pak, frt, ; * , E4110.4a... Lek . i.it Tool; liaiiing . ccmiioy, was run down on the 2d instant, near the StssrVilr it es d ne s k e ,./ the .rittrifit,'CtiiiiMing; l ec overy, .IV4-laie ; and •. The Indefatigabje .--- from 'Wateefardi c ialue * . 7 a.... l ' Alexis, Liiiio§l;64; 4otn Thnidad4 . ass) the Mennie, 'of Newfoundland. ' ' —4ll " 111 . Fairlie; fro Ui 'Si.' V . ....rent 4 A a tin nuii ship, p, - for Li-) The Enterprise , velixior, to , til _ i ; t . 4. . . spa .. e Itit Of Ma . --. io _ —, from Teneriffe to 't e r.s ! y ; the Youn g y ,,, 0 , Charles, —, front Gibraltar io Guernsey ; anii Evergreen thi . koAm . 34ev io nc i..1 fr . ninst,endui, ie. si. -Michael's, have been taken and burnt 'by the' Fortune, Harclje s .,of, . L'Orient squadron. . . • - • fano& 10 'T.:lNietinitir, in ' lii: i: %king:" sd. i aid Ntli,. --- - • • 4- • - The El Brilliant, •--, from Havannah to. Cadiz, was lost on • the Hope,. of rpol, front ;Literno9l,tp Weaqnrin s ' or ,r.r- - 'ilst 'Cat Keis,on the Bth o f April. Part of the car g o saved. ianct in lit'. &Toni - ** - 2'9a1l - 11' ''''" iirs7 •• • ,p•. . , we, •..`I h e . ... TR - The . BilstOT, Jones, from Bristol to LiverpoA r t e . lost near Car raY', Xitglis, is fo r . j,iverpoor. an ' , - 1 rvon. The Hero, Brd*n, from Tortola to I i rpo I, is put into 1a :4541- Th . . : ti e Hannah, Idnigan,, a - rt .- lied at Fairlie Roads! . day, from' Newfoundland—sailed thence 25th • mica, with loss of mainmast, and is con d emned. ve° „.I The Hugh, M'Coy, bound to Liverpool, was lost at St. Mary's, Mat. • The Diana;*l4Oni andßinh, Warden, sailed .thence for Lisbon, eight days before the Hannah left on the 4th of May. Newfoundland. The Ana, Parlievelt, from Hull to Heli g ol an d, was captured Arrived at port Glasgow, on Friday, the Recom- on the 14th ult. ard carried into Hupum. pence, Graham, from Antigua—sailed the -30th of The Nancy, Pownder, from Cardiff to Lond on , f oun d ere d off the Land's End, on the 6th instant. Crew saved. April, in company with his Majesty's frigate Cute; The Hazard, Hardy, from Shields to London, foundered off having under her convoy the vessels from that island Cromer on the 2d instant. Crew saved. going to Tortola, to join . the vessels collected there, ARRIVALS. trom the other islands--from thence she was to coo- At Liverpool, the Heroine, Gray, front Marthdeo • Garthiand, voy their - ' to Great Britain. The Recompence parted Barclay, from Demerara ; „, ; Do„,E,ningt,m, frumn M adeira ; orig . , t* about art ho. after Sailing, ' ' *. * ' Newbald. from St-Lucia and,Cork • 'The .. I)kt, - 11Cirinear, ',Which atriveti . yesterdays at. Vincent's ; Jardiniliodps santos, .' ,f Matanham . "fakiir '; fr r i rora lt . Dingiey, front Boston ; Forsdket, - Itoinistiai k ' • -. 1 9 ' . ci• "rc lj eir - PUtt GlaigoVifrOm Tortola, sailed 6tlr of May. On the 9th, spoke the,YOnx, of 74 gnus, and CAPTAni ; Martin' Bak er ' from St ' Ike ' : ' remli ; he l itiii : f ' *Cla m .. ktil; Cit-14, returning from the chace ache French squa- , tfrontsVo days after leaving St. Bartholomew . • OtP t• Ca C rrei r o o snc t e t - n n, s " I i Casson, tT a :A s' , f ir f eo r n 'mf m 7 : a lcii ra elbe t i fh h l ;;. • NP A hmil e : ' d4PhU lo lttt'er ' f " ni%;elede"st ; tirlbUCIS, fell - in with the - MILAN frigate, DRIVER: Island ; Diana, Westermarks, front Got r teugur g ir‘• cffcr n 4 y, rneli ' a thycombe from Newfoundhind • Pahl , Bosva, iiiirtn st ', r ßahT.r ; sloop of war, and ship Atalanta. ' The Hope Hen- ' 'H ardie ; John and William,. Leach ;,' and ihe 'Suocess, derson ; and Susannah, Nichols, bq;1 1 f or rbe ' Clyde, 1 3. 4 3unde rai rs ewfoundland ; Marga me* Mos* fsei.O.G to sail nest conVoy. The 15th Regiment had returned burgh ; Iris,lVesteott ; Stapleton, Blackwell ; p T i i.o .aß ti a l , ta l-I.4b cn rpo:ki Eire: to Grenada from Martinique.—The Grenada, ; &Maw, Williams, and the Hercules, Bradford; America, Adamson ; President Aden's, Hlnchltif PinAetoriiiiii: George, at Tortola, lit May, to sail fin Clyde wit h ford, and the Financier, Hollet, from Bosto n i. . i • o llow y e lr,k, Lon _ fleet. ' _.... -' " - ' '-- tARBADoEs; mier.l4. , .. Thames, Norton • Hardwire, Brown ; Gr A nd . t'lach'efii Tarle,- ' , ; 1-"t i, the French cartel ' sloop, la . anlanre f or * roe Manhatten, Consen ; Russell, Al!;en Leatidai; Penrett4;;•• Ants Williams, Drayton ; Kin g ston, Leslie, and the Fame, Laughton, 'Ole, Guadeloupe arrived the Ciptains and crews Of front New York ; Horatio, Jameson and the Brothers, Return, the brig Enterprise ; from from Teneriffe and 'Madeira:for ' from Portland; William and Jelin -IN gin and the Citizen, „liikey; Young:Charles, from Gibraitif.faiOlierusey, Dodge , fromVirginli; Sup erior, Butler; l •Fabiiis, Dorthy ; Francis, t EVergreen 'of* Aberdeen , trOnitolidsm, to St. Graham' , South Carolina l, ,me , j- 4 Arerpool, Hamilton ; and the .. . i . ' Halcyon, Reed, from Philadelphia ; Boyne, Saffor from Char- MlChael Michael ' s, all, captured and bill= by C9lnmodore lesson; Isabella; , Watt, .from Wtscasset ; Chatham, Creenup ; TtOildefliititYsll. .. . ''' ' '. .. . ~_ . a a n n l thee .I v al L uf__, , Istml.ike l _frP,T America ; ... United Siam, iereetbr., L ' Admiral CeCticite.iii ,the Neptune arrived here Thursday irl.3)Lr°!ti ' 54 0, -I .us:P• , ! .to /at :r.ibla. ilim this morning'frcini Martiiiicitie. The 19th ult. he left ' sa iled from Leith- Itoads,.,thy,Cumanga theYorg :a t n o d e . C . l t t_ain ,. tothe Ninth: . aid. ..,.,74,i.i1f tot Mona 5100p" . 4 ,y(arovith a convoy for,ligligoland,, l -Fyiday FP e Eco 9431 for we r snlr the FoRwARD gun :frig for Ahet.lo44; also the ALBAN Passage, Courageux and' olonaiie'' which eseii446-om. t h e hired, armed cutte,r on a tOlie. , ~ • I. Sainte:. ~? ~.,..,.....,...,_ . - •-.??,••••.1-r-..7 , -v. -I' ' - • - - - By ace snits from Giiadaloupe, the Felicitt.frigate •. ~ r.rOTIUBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. : :0; s - 5 TheißlifireW the Ann a , ca t ituiedl6thlifi;iiber, 180 f; will had completed her lading. of sugar . and coffee; and , e en be paid at tro,llS,,Clement's Inn, this day, and there recall e d:4, the 'rur ieuse nearly liden : they_ are:both 4 Mondays Indahursdays. Alt, and haye 260 men, each on' board. They are The Spitfule, liar the Altris, Rebeeca Angel, and Dtten; cap- modrid Close to 'the ,beath . at. Basseterre, and have paid on her arrival, and rocalied; Na, i, James-street, Adelphi. - -'•:l4votii.ot -..,c, tfOois on the'sliptileoery night to prOtect thent, fear- tured June 4, erect will be Tt r Erero.lll, e fo c r the Youn g Elias, captured De1t.010147 ;rig an itttaCk 'from out : frigate& grid 'boati ; which I :•an d ailed at bar. Lyne's, Plysii!lidh, . and Fridays . underiiknil• was in ten d ed *Act' lie. *Made on Tuesday .o n ' r . . !,, , w :lc Pisn : .._ Is . last'' tit' P'Aptairi Birdivitit:"Of the*ACita, With three The -Crocus, for the Tartar, _captured geh l i; 0, lam lobe . . , 1 otherftates andliii4ts. ffeice it w i 11 . be • •T-.., ‘,..,,,:.,,• ~-.-,..,• i . sa - nguin . . :T pa u id es o da u y b s e a r n a r ri Frwa val. y a s. nd recalled' ag- 4 1 1, 9 „sa i s t w ass e gelom . . • • •‘, a - ,*afilr):theenemy being well. proteeted by the bat- • --....----,-,-,...1 -..•:., ; ...•. .., ,s. ,u 4 teAes,•and, ai.l.haVe before said, assistedly. troops. * ' Captain °Tway is appointect'O * . "' s- 4 ' ' . 4 -I . 3 t r e I - Notwithstanding vie are in poises:ids:o*e Saintes,' ; tteertign_thave, within a few clay,S, soiteeded in.re- A l Ax P 6 . 1 . 74 8 01 4... *e'en • tir ktunlieil ". ' '`dtv i lliiiiig Guadihoupe; two coreettes, - one of 24, the ,Exma.ACT FROM 11111.„,D.i.47,,T,reriii,„,,,,,ittri.H4„;,,.. ,ovridierth troops i s il an :gl4 ha iiis v i i o n n i .. arri , ~ arrives from front . Bijuid . eaux ! i , lntelligenc ePAcic ET u M ' a R io s t h 0 Thelbililstig With. herp:ist the•Aberctonthie (for- ineiro, that the Command e r of tI4 ;fi Se rp9o . 4) irrerly"'Hatitpotiltl t lias arrtsoit..sAntigtia, ' - London, had been enticed .on shore P at 1 Iy l- '' ' f The Ibraeligd.boWid lii4ill.o been collected at murdered by the. Spaniaid4 who - afterwards - * te .lan eoi d Tortoln seine cIaYS, vtift4'tkie . Utliiil of the York, I •,the boat and treacherously'obtam-ed possession iwahfi-4111- which - is to. Conioyibein to England, with the Clite ship, and• carried her in to \port; net as t; D•rtie.tii - and Narclistiefriguitisi but as the York Vas to - ga in IGovernment,--but for th'em:elVe, ' ' SD: gs . r iz ': l tle • Antigua from the MOT* Pa,ssage,to victuld lit, i n - A 4q , *,....:46, , , an thei . . ea dt. •- - :7 14 -XY. maPTM. to thit,Pne:ess of Polt the tie& cannot get j a'siitY 161; 'scant days to cOaer ,: iii txcjii,' 4 4 Ai: -. .411.4..,&,,„.(iki,„,„0.e. f oteardant MAY L-'--Thil c rlnceo , chi:4o4i' frigate - tan,:to : lay four miles from the Palattlfte"freePred a lett er, the Southward 'of tlifslilabt Witt •the Cork feet, kid im-hecown hand; eilipressinribeir *tem .it**l rso6ha . lion reached this • anchorage arteit'a beat of ihrei ( 1 33 ::,.2..." a f aaa w an act o ;•.yi b b bnct , c ht i r g it i ihe ' v y o r Pc - . a liht .r i Many of the Lee‘lial'd Ifi4dAl*lAtti . fOr ' `'.' ttreithiYirsly:tenrielli6".l4li4 -i i* - a — ''4 -- ai r, _.o. __ AR I A its e n Atm OA O,Pi. 010111 4141)' AIN AN lk VL • uo,cituse the most ite4 destination, but - 1 Nig . 'iitit M4W 4 '„T c4 ..‘o! having befallen then}, . -1 o%! ' "•• i -, '• - 1 TheliOmewitiklAreltikilialgari rkh i7l,:rtr iA . 4iL a xemP al7 rulishmeanittbe , allfteteeLAlPon the cf- .ati , a r • 744 13 it....t ~ , xis.actui 3 a.) 11 4 . 1 1 136i ,- ; ,: l rr 1 I%*, ~, „.? ..., n1 74 , 7 7 , ivf , t - rtr. jr ,- .7 1 fet***M.,...l ), , r , 1.,;:' rt 1411(11 ,I ni..sitY/ 4 ~ , ~ ... , • •~ . •• . • Mt Martinique'on the 27th ult.-and proceed:A to ba minica next day. The Hunter, for Eiondeni, V.igilant• foiDuhlin ; and the George, and Caledonia, for Li. verpool; joined at Martinique. His Majesty's ships Narcissus and Circe take the trade to England. We have yet no certain acconnt of the squadrot! from L'Orient, which escaped from the Sainte, on the 14th ult. except that the Furieuse and Felicit‘ frigates got into Basseterre, Guadaloupe, and landeil 280 troops. The frigates were lying under the bat; teries of Basseterre on the 28th bk. blockaded by the Jason frigate and smaller vessels. The enemy have three privateers out of Guadaloupe, viz Jean Bart, 3 guns and 60 men.; Superieure, 2 guns and 70 men ; and a felucca of 1 pin and .50 men. Since the capture of the Saintes, it would appear almost impossible for the French to get into G nada loupe. That island is in a wretched state—the num. ber of troops does net amount to 1000. It would be a very easy conquest, as the inhabitants are weary of their situation. .~ 11 I , ~. J i 1