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muss as tommeNS. Colonel PORTER professed a Peados from doe roamers C. hoed in Matruh G.M. Mr. Butter, from de Exchequer. brought up on Amount of tbe produce of the War Tams from Apra s, slog, fur one Year, ending April s, 1804. Sir R. Mitfor4b. broth the Conuoinoners of Caftans in Scot hod, brought up an Aqeount of the quantity of Matt imparted from Scotland to Ireland, and the quantity carried ettaltways ; ago the quantity of Ben exported Mom Janoary a, 1803, to January PAr.WILBERFOACE pretested a Pedtioa from certain land - !Wen In the meaty of York, praying a notion of the eiliting Urn Laws. The Report of the Dublin Pollee Bill was received. An Amount d Army Ettimates was brought up, received, and ordered to Ile on the table. The Ida Linen Manufactory 1W was read a pint time and gale& A Peaks. Erma the Dublin Bakers was referred to a Com adttee. A Meese unnamed that their Lardildps bad agreed to the NU for calming the CaBOOS and Rubric retimeing the age al perfons taking Pricks' Orden. On the Rothe d General TARLETON, the Hoare pprroocceeeeddeedd to the Order of the Day on the fecood reading of the Dock Nit . her. CI.MVEY 'edema' a Petition again* the Bill, whkh was refund te a tiled! Committee. . Mr, Baer YOAKE inlet* up au account of the further acre et Refdatrate sod Cceeptaies of the Iris Mick, who have .vehixteend *dr fordo= to EsibaL—.Ordered to he on the table. 11111.31'11107TICIRe BILL. .04 tie &kid tin Day for the tweed mese of eW BlLLaftar a kw abiervadews tram Lard FOLK/ATOM; as lv wat read a (wand dies, aad etaakkted kw Tharthy. • STAtOT. DUTY SILL. Oa the Order of the AT heingolosed far taking thls Mil into neibberitien, Lord vr.itussnx moved, that it might be es. committed, which motion was castled. ileum:2lla att.t.i. The CHA24C2LLOR of the EXCflifiCafrlit pee natio, that be Amid to-marrow move, in the Committee of Ways and New, twat fon et 2,soutal. tabs tailed by Ilwacquer Wis. - teatet , ert et stpoo,poei iht o do* the Hook Wanted. LONDON. iFEDFITADAY. APRIL 11 iVeS CD STOCKS MOS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Opt Sir SIetip t SSWARSIA Mr Mar ac Sif• Ms par Cast. Ist 90--brew s par Cent. pot— Ides Am. spi i 6. ?R/CE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. IR& Soak 1.44 Long Ann. Es 15.16 g pas dm Rot Aes. ss :4 India Nock t 65 167 f 3 pr C. OsoLiff India Bonds par is. M. par. `pr COM .7; Factsrd. SW., par. is. prom psr WS -NM 140 Cod tor see. ssfiff S pgt Calm rm gatig Dosusr. Arius 13.-5 per C. SO. tanrday morning. Mr. SPARROW. the Manager, tithed with difpatehm from the Courts of Vienna itad Munich. We underlaid that be brings advice if Mr.Danks being about to Teta' to England from the latter place. in the greater part of our insprelSon of yefterday We announced the arrival of difpatches from India, bringing accounts of fetus advantages gained by our - mos is that quarter. There difpatches were receiv :iest nierlaisd. They Rate, that another important batik was fought OR the scith of Lail November, Irbil was followed by a complete vißory, attended With very inconfiderable loft on our part. Though diegeneral account is certainly very accurate, yet fern. aviation appears in the detail, which mutt be attributed to the hurry of the writer. The details woe given in the preceding columns. &private letter by this conveyance Rates, that the lots of the enemy amounted to 3000 killed and' wounded, while that oft our tide does not exceed 5o killed, and 300 wounded. Among the latter were five officers. We had none killed. Tefterday evening we received Paris journals to the toth inf. inclufive, which announce the death of General Picnics° in the piton of the Temple, on the eight of the sth. He is raid to have Rrangled Limfelf by means of a piece of wood he had feeret- 1 ea from the fire wood of his chamber, and twilled `into his handkerchief fo tight that it produced ruff.- eatim. The furgeons who esamined the body are of opinion, from its appearance, and what they were told ►y the gaoler, that the deceakd had &angled ' himfelf• The centinel at the door of the apartment mentions his having beard a node like that of one labouring under a great difficulty of breathing ;beat it having ccafed he took no further notice of it. This witnefs was the only perfon whocould know whether any one had entered Pic metes room after the fer •ant had left it the preCeding evening. The whole of this *range Rory might perhaps have been credited, if we had never heard of the redden death of TOUSSAINT in another prifon—if we had never heard of any perfon being warned to take care cf the Italian ragouts fornetimes exhibited in the fame place—if we had never heard of the cold blooded flaughter at Jaffa, and Sir ROBERT IVia %TV% charge againft the rIRSI CWIEUL, of his hav ing poifooed in the hofpital, tl.e scry warriors who had fought for him in Egypt—;f a French Prince had not lately been murdered in the ':ad of night, under the pretence of infliAing legal juflice. Thole who have never heard of any of theft. fats, may perhaps credit the ill-told (tory of Gelieral I'.cxs• ORE/ having committed fuicide. The fervent, it is raid, who lighted the gre in the Morning, finding PlCllirotu did not fir, immed;atcly w:nt and informed Colonel roes A RD ; and they, wit!• sit trtirg any thing to tdict.t knt for a fa :tire of ream and Medical aid. It is vet y (jugular eh it this lei vent ran for the Gaoler and the Culoncl bet . ..re he looked at the body. Is not tl:s a very ltd. riciosas circumaance, and does it n. t 10 , 3; as it it had teen errenza that the body %mild be foul.d ia the foraloo above &Imbed by Jac Sursrwi ? Time i, every appearaSe, of art in this buried's. It is Lady MACBETH laying 'the. daggers by the fide of Dun can's attendants, end (mewing them with the blood previous to miring die hue and , cry. But is it poffible that Plc it seta u could hive Aran led himfelf in the way defcribed f It is Elated, that in order to continue the compreffion by which Mo. cation was produced, he had laid one cheek on the end of the flick, which produced a fcratch on that cheek. If the deceafed had taken ibis pofition to effea ftrangulation, would not the very agonies and convollions of fuffoeation have changed the fatal po fiticm.and thereby given him relief; whether he would or not, as his pofition was not fettered in other re (peas ? We refer our Readers to the details publiffied by the Magifirates to whom the inveftigationki this affair was committed. But not to dwell on the fufpicions circomflances of the cafe, even from the fituation and appearance of the body, is it credible that Pscnscau would put an end to his own life ? Could he have any ignominy to dread ? Would it have been ignominy to have been Osot like the Duke d'Esoutsx ? Nay ; mall not Pscosoatu have looked forward with exultation to an execution that muff have been the only coda. lation of his fate, heeafe it was calculated to raife the fympadty and regret of his fellow foldiers, and to excite a fentiment of indignation againll the ty rant of France ? No. Though Boaarairrs and all his Conniellors, Senators, and Legiflators were to {wear it, we could not believe that Ptcttacau would pat an end to his life in Co mean and contemptible a manner, when he had the glory almoll of martyr dons before his eyes, even had he cherifited no hope of efcape. No. This bears every mark of a foul murder. The FIRST Corset. has given way to fury and defperation. The following eircumnance carries with it no little degree of evidence that there has been foul play in this affair On the day after the death of PtCHIORO, a pam. phkt was publilhed, entitled "A memorial concerning the warm of C s PICHLGRV, in the years 3, 1 ~ 5, of the Republic," Paid to be drawn op by M. de MONTC•ILLAILD, in the year 6. The whole of this was poblilbed by the Direetory, and was in our Paper in September 1797. It WAS declared by FOOCHI Boast, Paid to have been employed to corrupt Pt c a nay, to be an infamousforgery, which indeed on the face of it it appears to be. The fubßance of the charge is, that the Prince of Como, employed agents to engage PICH scum to bring over his army to the Royal Caufe ; and it Rates, that he was promifed to be forthwith treated a Lieutenant General of the Army of Louts the XVIIIth, and he was to be enfured, on the re•efablilhment of the Bouaamos, on the Throne of France, a Marl:ball% Staff, the Grand Croft of St. Louis, the Chief Command of lAlface during his life, the enjoyment fur Isis life of l the royal houfe and park of Chambord, a pennon of zoo,ooo livres, with the reverfion of one half thereof to his widow, and of one quarter to his iffue, from male to male, to the extinaion of his poßerity, a hotel at Paris, and a million of livres to fuming it, a Ratue to be crated to :lim in the village of Albais, his na tive place, fepulchre among the Kings of France, &c. &c. &c. All his officers were to be continued in their refpetive ranks, and he was to have the power of re compenfing their fervices, and the General was to have the power of pronouncing indemnities, ite. &e. The memoir Rates all the interviews that took place—all the ob& - scles that intervened—and all the (cries of intrigues that arofe until the whole was de !cacti. Our Readers will reeolleA that this is a mere re- 1 publication of the pieces publiffied by the Direaory oil the 4th of September. The length of thefe ex. traas, and the pains apparently taken to give them circulation, thew the anxiety of the Cititr Consul. to reconcile the people of France to the death of the I General. But if the French Government had any real ground of aecufation againß the deceafed, why go back 6a or (even years to rake up convißed falle hoods, to ferve as a foil to its own crimes ? This is of a p;cce with the smock trial of the Duke d'Es- Goats, refpcsting whore pretended guilt they have publiffied oily the oiflions of his accufers and illegal judges, without giving a tingle void of the evidence on the cafe. Will the world believe that if they had had any evidence, it would have been withheld from public view ? Murder, though it Lath no tongue, will (peak with molt nusaculous organ!" Yellerday the Loan CHANCELLOR 11Ad an audience of MS MAJESTY. Yeflerday noon a Council was held at Lord IrtivKisstray's Ofsce. in Dowr.in;•fireet. The CMIAMt • FLLOR Of the I: c“reyEa, EAr l Sr. VtNcr NT. Ilonuur and IlawEtsavev, and Mt. l'oacc were prefent. YellertiaT a very full Board fat at the Council Of fice, Whitehall, ecamioing And hcAring w it .Itid further invelligating the bufinels of Guvet nor Pic cm. Co long pending before the Boat d. Mr. CAI:: Nl , llll, t! , c eldelt Lion of Lord C rr p it. the mt./ Menther tor huarclixtrottgit. in the ro,:nt at deccaled. Ills Ro) d I nel,, Mows, r ok, brother of the King or ft:CClVeti Ififits oI cond..l - from J e , .c it humher of the Ellith, Coe Ficocil y. The Ilince of Compe ac:d the Duke de Boo.ro. AIC A: Waall‘a..! Hoar, Lut ICC (10 Ittaogeu s. rPORTINC PaELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, TOSSDAY, •PRIL 17. The King's Plate of wogs. for $ yr old mares, car rying loft. R. C. Duke of t Grafthes b. m. Penelope Sir C. 11Zinburt's . b.M.. Eimer IA O. H. C,aveaddli's b. to. by Com'pettow - dr 7 to 4 on Penelope. Produce SweeptlAkes of loop. each, b. ft, colts car. rying 1311. 41b. and fillies YR. R. M. Mr. Won's b. c. Merryman, by Buzzard, dud by Highpler s inst of nos* dam - - 1 Mr. Hart's c. by Patios, oat of ( - - a Mr. Witfoo's b. c. by Buzzard, oat OTI filler* &Wagtail D. of Oraltoes c by Buzzard, out of OWland Sir C. Banbury's b. c. by Warty, Nit of Mat& Pd Sir F. stawssis C. (dead) by Sir Peter, out of Honda Pd 5 to t on Merryman. The Claret Stakes of swigs. each, h. ft. for colts car. Tying N. 51b. fillies Ski. riling 4 yrs old. D. I. The owner of the lecond hoe& to receive back bistake. Sir H. Williansfon's ditto, brother to Waken - z Sit F. Sundial's brotber to Stamford . a Sir H. 'f, Vane's Difcnitor .. Mr. Nortan's gr. c. Sir Harry biaridate - pd Mr. Dawfaa's Mammas - 7 Pd Mr. Widen', Dreadnought - Pd IA Orofvenoes br. a Cdatio 7t04 on Ditto -4 to i agft Sir F. Staiutur's. SweepliateS of wogs. each, h. ft. D. C. Age R. lb. Mr. Forth's Brighton - . 6 8 4 z IA Soekville'i Dick Andrews 6 9 9 2 1 Mr. Howarth's Malta - - 3 , 1 pd Mr. Neales Bobtail - aged il zo pd 1 5 to s on Dick Andrews. Sweepftakes of tongs. each, li. ft. for 4yr olds. D. L St. lb. Sir P. Standith's Duzbury - - 8 3 z Mr. Ladbrooke's Julia - - y 8 a Mr. Brauthwayes Hs refoot - - y z i 3 7to 4 againft Dusbury-5 to 4on Julia-5 to t againft Harefoot. Mr. Mamsst ILO is appointed the new Chief 'wake of the Court of Common Pleas. General DAVID DUNDAS replaces General Fox in the Home Dillriel ; and Lord Coauwatt.as takes the command in Eflex and Suffolk. Sir J. CRAIG goes to Kent and Suffex. Captain Lewss, fon to the popular Comedian, has obtained the Company's permit:Eon. to return to uis duty at Fort St. George. . Orders have been given to the Comreiffaries to prepare for a large encampment at Chatham, and it is fuppofed that part of the lab Militia will occupy the barracks at that place. We undernand a very large encampment will be formed at Shorncliff, early in the fpring, though at Forefeet the ground is only engaged for General MOOR t's brigade, confifiing of the 4th, 32d, 39th and part of the Rifle Corps. - The 43d Light Infantry, now at Antford.'expeZl to join General Moota's bri gade the moment they take the field. In conrequence of a recent order from his Royal Highnefa the Commander in Chief, each battalion of the foot guards, when parading for guard, have a proper number of bast honks attached to them, which pars the Commanding Officer in the rear of the bat. talion, loaded with medicine charts, camp kettles, and other necefaries requifite for the battalion co the march. - _ - Saturday morning, owing to a letter feat by the Marquis of Trrcir FIELD to the Commanders of feve ral Volunteer Regiments, that in cafe of invafion, or the appearance of an enemy on the coati, they would be expeaed to march to the coaft on the (handl no tice, Colonel Lord ANHFRIIT, Lieutenant Colonel Mono( ' and 'Lsjor Dowsks, of the St. James's Vo- lunteers, attended the parade of the Coldttream, at the Horfe Guards, and very minutely infpeaed every article furnifhed on that occation, and were alto very particular in their enquiries refpeaing the [peedieft mode of procuring them, their regiment having re ceived notice to prepare for fuch an event, and ex. preffed a define that tbey tbould be prepared to as in every refpea conformable to the terms of their en gagement, which we have no doubt will be ably car ried into died by every member of that refpatable regiment. On Saturday the IA Light Dragoons had a grand field-day on Afbford Common. The Duke of C,.&. asses and feveral general Officers were on the ground, viewing thcm performing fome new manccu arcs. _ _ Lan Friday the Loy4l Gloueefter Volunteers fired at a target at Kilburn Wells, for a lilver medal to the ben markfman in each cumpany. Mr. Picese rao's were the belt (hots, as one penetrated the cen tre of the bull's eye, and the other was very near it. The prizes were moitly won by the non.commiffion ed Officers. The Corps after wards lkirmifbed up as far as Wilfdon Green, and returned home by Pad dington Canal. To.morrow they are to fire for gold medals. Two very revere accidents happened to Volunteers laft week in croffing the ditch in the Park. It is in confequence agreed, that in future the corps in which the accidents took place Mall not croti the ditch with thcir bayonets fixed, or with that rapidity which bat been ufually pra9ifed. A letter received in town from Manchener, on Sa turday lan, makes mention of a very melancholy accident, which lately occurred in that quarter.— Thurfday laft was fixed upon by the General of the ditirift for a general review of the Lancafhire Vo. lunicerk, which took place in the neighbourhood of Manche(ler, when fever al huts and flaps were ereeted near the fpnt, tor the accommodation of fpeelator. One of thcfe leatfoldingi having been uncommonly crowded, and not very firmly both, fell to the ground with a tremendous Grath; liven or eight pert - on* are laid to have been killed on the fpnt, feveral feverely broiled, and r•cliers had their limb:. broken litlMAjZft)% ihipBnADICF A ViAsilAtaoned off Rollie. fin t, to watch the rroverrci.ts ,'t the fhips in that p..rt. For lcideral ilig!as the had Jain :u in a parti• fpnt, hoz from A fudden (hilt of wind, on the Light of the lath nit. the was obliged to Ilretch off rite. At ill rbtc.ik in the moinin p z the peiccis ecl rrctseh (Lip of the line and a tiigate near hei old bat fortanattlr to Irewaid of her, which !7 .ise r ur ti:gate an opportunity of playr g with t.:r•n. tor .ur duce d•Fc; but hawing refrel t f..nd intrlliXacce by to the Admiral. the .:Ation. trJ a.) come np hertch to Admir..l. flips had come out Ll:e kukoacta. *: t:: , • . 11.1711 - IC4L MAILS TKO DAY.—WIrd It • Asa. Ems. Dalai Ila ARA. RIM I Waterford t o o • rIII2ANCE, Arair. (4...4i15C11 my loft arohnd AIIOdIIWS. of and from *lad to Portfinsuth, I. Met to pies convoy for (eboo; the Specuittor, of Coombe, Willa'{, floe Newport (Wales.) with iron,. and the Ceres, of ac i d for Losion. , wish Oats, born Comoros's, tibs whole of which or. kink dot former cm Thsrfday, and the litter yelterday morning, for Walt refpodne ports. The GAMIC" Will fan eruladeg of die Limed so Thurfday morning. The Simms' cotter, fr ,is jut/ Sr. rived from a Loodoe, sad intends WWI to-rdgbt far WIT. PLIMOOTII, MAIL 16....-Casee in the AVIORA. Of d g im, dm the Coed of France. Ado the HIPS, of t♦ pm. Captain Atton, from the Flat off Bea, with difpatebee: de left Limn all well an Thurfday lift, in two dieilors, the outer sod the ia dore iquadrou, =aiding of Immo WI of the Weil the MAJUITIC, Of yo pins, to loin tee : ♦ brig Amp ei war is now pairing the Sound, *di' foetal Sips oar bee COM VOl, bound to the wedward, [tippled to Ye the bpsr flast, id* the trade for the Wed inibeit PULTIMOUTII, APRIL t7'.--Arrived the Sausage* MN hi war, from a cruise. Sailed the Puma deep of wee.= a areialk Went CUL of harbor the Revviairrsinhasas Mote. darned Mg HVOIA frigate, Captaha MONDT, a jean the (quadrats di Miro burg ; and the Pdatatira tuner, Walter:Pat TILLOOT, as a mak* Remain the El/aroma frigate, Captain Nteacits. with the Nip Wax and (Lotbee camp. Wind N. E. DULL. APUL t7—wain in the Downs. die Monate& Admiral Lojd Karr; UTIaCaT, Vic Adiabla Patten t M Vnicitata, sad Is CUMMINS &Van t Clti9ssa Imp of war; Paasays and Vesuvius heaths t Stscouctsa boor t 114.1_: ?IC and Jac asa. gsa hip, and hazel iiimard WNW vir N. N. E. tihiws hard with rain. Gatanoet, Miami 33.—A:dud hese or. TA r. indin46. Margo* from Danmrara, afore a psi- v. • - c ; failed thence in company with the Noperma, of Ma poe.. Forbes, Barat, Queen. and Tyree, fur Liverpool; vva, and Integrity, for London; the latter kparated abort a north ago; the whole parted company about three roar hoes in st heavy gale. The Albion, Crawford, for Trinidad, or Cart from hence. The Elbe, Brovenfoo, for Demerara, at ditto from heard• The Men. COD% at Liverpool from hence, grit it. Maas tor, Gibbs, at Newry from New Tod. Taylor ; am( William and Jane, Payne, at "draft kom New York. Tame PaAor, Gardner, at Galway froth ditto. The Diana, Groan* in the Holly Lodi, from Bottom The Lady Bruce, Armrest, ci and for this port, from Junin, is 101 l in the Bay of Hoodiarnmsts Crew fared. Bom ear. Dec. 3 arldfeWilter. •••••. hen likesig Bay fee Chia; was Crites with off Cape Caraseaso, by tie Jane. Miran, which arrived here as the astit intent from Beata By iscr we keep, that the Cato. and another =aw e ;lite be dig Rona), whack faUod ie earopany wi h the . wswe with many padres as beard. Is tome Arelgida to Ilefkreewd. The Bodensee, Robley. is lea le Bengal river. The Weedfard., p-7from Load." is arrtirod at China t and 'amber 114 (hw- C — ed . to be the Uce). at Calgasha. A Preach frigate is report. ed to be cruising off Mikan. The Hazidsifs --v— f final film Barbey, far Eagis 41, as the spit December. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MOPPET. La Prompte, far the capture al the Mil Qillis;Z:4ll be raid OR Friday tirst. the sod) What. at Na. 3, Sables Hall -court, Cam nowareet. to Twin, fee tie capture of le Creetrant, es 4 .his Paik~a. dame be geld ea Wedodey, the sytk besot. at bites Beibdiege, • _ _ _ _ Tice Amnia, fiat the capture et the Peet...”.., the lioaress, and the Marls Leek, edit be gze ur lbary nen, die iseh Whet, as Mehl t ► e faill !sip at The gaup Coe leerier ebi recapture of the Wet d Cud,. will be paid au her arrival In pert. FROM 1.L0YD . 3 UST. oaavretnn. APRIL I74.Pilied by the Fanny. luny, even mend ; Venus,' johnfon ; and Embelin Packet, Peter. bun T om i ng en ; Friendildp, Johnfon, from ftstowdent ; Goad He& num Scheldt, and the Vrow Ansitie, timithers, from Zwidaw. Sailed the John, Stickle, for Danarara; eue4 doe Aieeee.ll/04. Ex Montreal and Quebec. Asuato-Of DT t nr, Oliver EginalurtyDaa :mad Ophi kins„ tram New Yora-At Kahle, Tao. a, Imo Tale- Argata,lkagiterarm Tanna gaimit l, 2f ecrry. from at. Aram; Trio, Frame. bunt CHISSOI; Jabs Adam, ranott, team lantana Len wad. Once; and Flora, Du Man, tema KaaaciaMai each Mcrcaatic. Canal, from Na k liora-At NM* , Id; add Orion. Enna, Irmo Loatinm-Am Jamaica. Lel& . ham Atoka Plymmith, Little Intl —, from Bt. Matimara-utt Inedinda, Marisa Erna Demerara; and Mama, Oraimed. frau loam-At Demerara, Pat. Mamie, km Antarea-.At x inti , mama, —. hem Cbarisibt•-..At Closieltos. Jupiter. sl o w, inuu L. .-At Virginia. Mar,. Goodrich, has Loa ; and cu nn i ng Kitty, —, Latic.c.At Pitiledekaik, Conllslefte. Hole, from -.-. At Weystestit. Atualw. s oirewi. from Malaga.-.At Buil, Fair Aincri.m. Plumper, from North Ca roller-At Beaumont. Ramer, Warm from alllllllllllll.At Newry, Predient, Wane, (mat Wilmington; and Anna Laza balk, from Aiwa:a...At Cork, William. Swain, frees New York; *uon; Watteau, fawn 11•:'_.n; and Minerva, Min?, frona Deanerara—.At Triadic, Succ,f., Liar, frees Landes .—At Venice Am. Redder, frau ditta...lo die Teed, Ckaakew. Chew. from dew Yu& Taw Wimp, Dawes. from Dyke', for Ceperhagess. Is 14 ea Me Shaw. _ _ The [chooser William, King, was eaphired by a heads pelvis. tem • retakes the nest day, sad knt at. Nes. Prookieses Tim Venn. OsLined. front Uwekften foe lisardcasz, Is ear cased and tarried into condemned. The Semite:AL:Smith, from Chins for Nc Ifoth, i. ert sere near Nantucket. P.rt of the cargo (avid. CaptaM °snots+ is ai•poletcd to the consagand of the Windfoe Caftle.of 98 guns, ClClzing off Brett. Llootenintttneatcs 4 appolntoi to ate Glory, of OS prat, etting otettotl.rol. Tie Marla, &alb, tailed frvm Roftock on be actib a(pectriber laft far !Abadan, and boa Dot lime hem heard or. The Rh& River, from Chvrteßon. with cotton. *awes. Rs. W Antwerp. Ir IoR on .h.c Goodwin goods . craw (awed. its Elizabeth. Schedanan, (man Londe* for Dantik, k sa &aft ow Copenhagen: CUT!, ezpeeted to be Gym!. Captain Clark. of the Lcvl.,than arr:ved in the rivvr front the South Seas. tpohr an Amrric..n Chip ir.m the Cape ,d t.nnd Mopc who inform. 4 hint that Ire --; Sea Hoek, riel,:tevt ; an.° the Salk!, Rogers, kw London, had patio then and "Arc nude I.,tio!rs. Fumy:a. Manning, front Schn.dain.vdth Zsco tzba of Gev neva. tor ht. Mn.L.ael's, u e...talned and feet Sato Donee, by dm Ja... kali fon-brie . Tb, and the Inerygvitv. Gaveiner. foe Lraidoo; the Quern . orbcs, urrl the N,tt One, jj. ve t poo( hailed from I)..rnarart. cn the Atfl of February, and parted company on th, I:ift of birch, an a gvfe, well, to {hp nrwthvthro. On , be a th ult. the Leven, of lao , n.cso bar palrace trews Lesson to Dundee, tram the &Hassan of ht s s ‘ -ht went aftsorc amoni tho rucks at Become, and btl7.ed Stu was laden wish }erns acd nom part ut oluch was dau.,geti Lieut. WI L LIAM SM rm FART) is appniutecl from the BALILISK to the EARL ST. Vinci tor. the Gnelt and ',dot cuttto iu the I.rvice. In conlequenee of the aboLv appoiatn: , :nr, PATTIe has sziLent.h.: li.mp—tary c.,,inmAnd of :he Ban/isle gun brig, to Ltri,t,nant j. 1.. lins- 1 , ohn lo } ...4112eat1y d.ftingui(heo hirruei; the rwli ult. in the Lime. revenue cuter uff Ca), by dalroyiug a Iluop, and driving as armc,llvsier tinsicr protettion of ;bp k,g. [cries, 2 la , 11 'r X 4 ti tl▪ • I • V k • ▪ , 4 • • , • • .