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ROYAL PAAHLtt Wirmoutn, —CTORIIR 10.—Laft night, atter the ttoyal Family landed, they prepared for a grand fru venile Ball, which was attended by all the Nap; ity around. The q 2 een's Band was prelim, and played feveral favourite dances till about ten o'clock, *hch the company broke up. About fevest o'clock this morning, his Mattstr rode to infix& the Hanoverian Artillery, after which they touched for Eridport. At ten o'clock his MAJE.TY and the Eluke of Can siatncs in a phston, the 42asif, and Princeffcs Atr- OUSTA, ELI ZMIATiI, and Soma, and the Dutce and Princefs Sorma of Giombirrsa, accompanied by feveral of the nobility of both fetes, in different car riages, went to Milton Abbey; the feat of the Earl of BONAPARTE's DELAY. Why don't he come ; why don't he come h Rill the cry of many : Put if you will not let him come, Why, how the devil can he Om: The Corporation of London have very wifely cortiC to a refolution, that any of its Members receiving a pecuniary allowance for their trouble in taking upon Oswiecim a Direftor of the Well India Dock Com pany, (hall not be eligible to a feat in the C 3111113011 Council. Sir Harry liimfdale, yeflerday, received twenty flags with the Garrat arms inverted; and over the arms of the Emperor, the :alp and crumpet (lamp has alto beer engraved. The coronation will take place on the 9th of next month. A very clathing, conceited young man force time ago offered himfelf to the manager of a contider able country theatre, who was jut! upon the paint of getting up the Caravan. "My dear fellow," laid he, " juft at the prefent time I (land in need of a complect dog, not a puppy." Lord Boost x, a Member of Parliament, requefting leave of *Mince on particular private Imfuej;, thortly after his marriage, the wits immediately epigram matized the fimpie esti:le of the ardent brideg:o itn : From the Senate Lord Bao , :t whites fbortly to ream, And the Senategrants leave to the whim' of BRUN E, Hating buhnefa !dread! ) , nrgolt at borne! _ _ _ Sir H. MILDRIAY has one of the molt beautiful and interefling families in England. It confifts of ten lons and four daughters t the Weft, 17 year,, the youngeft 12 months old. They all bear the ftrongefl refemblance to each other. They will fpend the en fbing winter in town. Lafl week a Gentleman, who never has been in the habit of walking a great difiance at a time, un demonic, for a wager of two hundred guineas, to walk from Glafgow to Perth, diflance filty•feven miles. without once fitting down or taking any kind of reft whatever. Saturday morning he flamed at four o'clock, and aecomplifhed the journey, in terms o f the bet, in about feventeen hours. A good deal of money was (ported on the occafion. Odds in general againft the p::formance. The noble feat of Lord PlTsa, Thorndon Hall, in Effex, has lately been the fcene of much gaiety. A few days ago Mr. GFOROE GRIMSNAW,jUEL one of the Manchefter Rifle Corps, on a vifit at Blackpool, Mot a feagull with his rifle piece, at the diflance of nearly 200 yards. JUSTICE-ROOM, MANSIOIII•I4O(7SR.—LAa week a foreigner, Riling himfelf a Baron, was brought before the LORD MAYOR by the City Martha'. He had been refiding at the London Coffee-houfe, where his con. slug excited ftrong fulpicion, ordering fuits regi mentals of fcveral tailors, as if he belonged to the 6oth regiment, in which, on inquiry, he had been fum:t feded. When required to pay his bills, he offered his drafts on a bottle at Vienna. A perfin told the LORD Maroa this fame Baron was fulpcScd to have been the man who opened Mr. DRAKE'S difpatches. His Lordlbip fent him by to Mr. REEVES, at the Alien Office, for being at large ssithout the Royal Licence. On Thurfday etening 1411, as .!r. Beard, jun. of the glafs-houfe, in the parilh of TAyntnn, w.ts re turning home from the Forel! of Dean, he was flop ped by two footpads, near the Viney-bill, who knocked him off his honk, and rubbed him of his ptufe, con taining calk and notes to the amount of upward. of 91. an Monday n'ght fome thieves broke into the dwelling-houfe of J. Afhall, Elq. at Hare-hatch, by forcing the window of the back parlour. They were obferved to enter the gate leading to the hotife by a neighbouring cottager of the name of Grant, who had no idea of a robbery. After ha% Mg been alarmed by the fereants, they were making a precipitate re treat, when a Newfoundland dog lei zed one of them and he t....as confequcntly recur ed, with many rar•.a- hie articles in his pofreffioa. The real efcaped with a bonty. POOR Fam N Y .—Anunfortanate woman (offering tin der mental derangement, well known about the Well end of fl.e. town by the name of" Poor Fanny," was yeflerday craving charity, &erred in her lima' fan taflic (kyle, when a boy having attempted to fnatch fame flowers, &c. nut of her balled, the followed him error s Litchfield-ftreet, and not elferving the area of a houfe to he open which is repairing near Nev. , port-market. he fell in, and lacerated her face and arms in a dreadful manner aphid the iron railing. Several perfons who few the accident immediately railed her up, conveyed her to a fur ;eon, and after wards to her abode, a miferable lostgiug in Dyne- Cheer, St. Giles' b, where the has long relidel The 'Ate cf this unhappy Cunale is peculiarly revere. In ! - rr youth (he was confide:o handfomvs and in tire :aping of revere' perfons ot diilinflion, mrved in the rucks of fa(hionahle life ; but becoming Abandoned, tie funk to the lnwctl flak of infamy, term the lien , , srs of wh;eh (he ova . r•hcvcd by her las of Raton. -:le is ir:riently rceog -‘1 h) tl nfe who I. rmerly ocsr I),r ; fhe acidrs !Ts, them in Ii and Itstian. fpe : iks lbantle, ana icldom I tilstn imerca ::r be:- .7vnlcnce. H, r Intrivinur nn ;4;1 , )ccAti ,, ns r-yreZtly h:ornilefs ; &ace in rettcr:d at.J ris'Lvms. tells ettry body taut 'peeks In r tlo it ti.c i> tint fume greAt I the Cirette us vincaccs. riiArm Devitt-ties Tli CATII I.—The kond appear:ince of Mira Disticait in ihe pail of Lasi# Track drew almoit as crowded An audience , to this Theatre laft night, as that which witneiTed her debut on Monday. The fame grace and cafe, gaiety and fpirit, which mar Iced her full repreforation of this truly finithed and elegant cbaratier, were eminently diftinguifhable in her fecond performance. Her long in the third al was given with increaTed did, and was loudly encored. Although roaredy any thing can exceed the tafle the here difplays, the elk& would certainly be heightened if the were to articulate fo that the fettle of the words might be underknod. It is this which contributes much to Rive Mn. Joe- DAN'S filllpie melody its unrivalled charms.--/S. chard Czar & Lida followed, and continues to be very favourably received.—A cotifiderable number of Ladies of fafition Appeared in the boxes. COI'S ti TX A IIDIII TtII•TRIL—The favourite Co. medy of John Bull was the performance lan night at this Theatre. As there was no novelty, it is needlefs to fay any thing farther than that the different per formers acquitted themfel ves with their ufual fpir it. RAMSCATE, OCTOBER io. The troops which marched in here yeßeiday froth Barham Downs were embarked this morning on board tranfports which came in from the Downs for their reception. They confill of the zd battalion of the 610, amounting to about 360, and the zd battalion of the a flth Royal hills, 700 arcing. Their deßint tinn is Jerfey, for which they are to fail to-morrow. Tht greaten. attention has been paid to the fitting op of the veffeli, which afford them every convenience and accommodation which can be expelled. Through the rnifmanagement of a waggon di iver belonging to one of the battalions which came in yeherday, the two holies w hich he drove, with part of the baggage, fell off the Pier Head, this morning, and the former were drowned, before they could be extricated from the waggon. The driver himfelf was fortunately fared from a fimilar fate, by the human effort of a Gentleman, who grafped him in his fall. GLASGOW, OCTOBER 6. Thrirfday his Excellency the Earl of Mama re viewed the Palley Volunteers, and the Renfrewfhire yeomanry, near Barnsford Bridge. In the afternoon an elegant entertainment was given in the Town hall, Pailley, to his Excellency and mite, and a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the county, officers of corps, &c. &c. In the evening his Lordfhip and lithe returned here, and yetterday morning fet off for Greenock, where, accompanied by Lord RANCLIFFI, Lord Foßets, Sir WM. Kass, &c. and attended by Major General Ws NI vss and Staff, air) by Lord ELPHINSI , ,Pit, and Mr. M.Dowa et, of Garthland, Lord Lieutenant of the county, be reviewed the whole volunteer force there. On his entering the field, a falute was fired by the artillery. When his Eitel lency gained the centre, a general falute was given. He then rode along the line; after which the diffe rent corps formed into open column of companies, and paired him in ordinary and quick time; they then formed line and commenced firing, and as ulual ac quitted thenvelves in a Very Ittperinr k It. In the afternoon the following order *as iffued Greenock . sth Odober..lBo4. General the Earle( Moira has dire Red M.,jor Gener.d Wemyfs, to exprel. to the feveral corps which WCIC in the Field this day, how very highly his Lordship was pleated with their emit .rance and the (late of thc.r difcipline--they uc In (loch puff& condition for fervice, that he would rely with the utenoll fati,fadtion upon their exertions were there ever Decagon to lead them spina an ent my, In the afternoon, the Magiflrate, gave an elegant entertainment in the Town Hall, to his Excellency and fuite, General Wsnvss, &c. and Jhe Field ()di cers and Captains of the different corps. In the even ing there was a very brilliant affembly. Oil Thurfday laft, the Magillrates and Town Coun cil of Renfrew conferred the freedom of that ancient burgh on the Earl of blotto, in teftimony of their high eftimatiou of his Lora/tip's great and unremit ted exertions to provide for the defence and (emit; of this kingdom againft the invafion of its amok*. osii - Earßr, OCTOBER 9. Onr races commenced on the 26th of laft month : among the company prefent were The .- Dnebeft of Rut Land, Ladies C. Fortier, Dunannon, Wy®e Oakki,Cotbut, Cuohffe, Parrs, Hon. adz,. Ma. Ken yon. Mrs. Kyhafton. Corbett of Sondem, Wingfield, Mulch -1 , , Merton. &c. two Ms Wynne*, three COnliffia, three °Am ity., Cottuo. two Owens, Dodd, Hunt, three Cur.ies, H. Own. two LlnyJs, dine IVarrint..ns he.• Lords Dungannon and Ber wick, Mo. T. Kenyon, and W. HIM Sir W. Wynn?, T. Chi, gcs, F. Cunliffe. &Ghat. Metres. C Faller. C. W. Wynne, Ky. nit*, Howell, W. Middocks, Davenport, Venable+, ke. The racing was ericellent each day, ar.d the prize Cups, whilit they did honour to the liberality anal talk of the not-k: donors, amply contpenfated to the winners for the ,:ifliculty and anxiety of the contest. The ordinaries, which were graced and enlivened by a crowded attendance of both fetes, abotrnded in de licacies, and overflowed with wit ; and after the de. partnre of the ladies, were crowded with liberal, tiro' not unrefiralned libations cf rare and excellent wines, flavoured with torrlls, that breathed of ardent friend fhip, exalted patriorifm, or thallened gall intry, wtll worthy of the honourable and lie iv ailed Stewards, at whole hands they were received with (hoots of rei terated faii-Catio n and applank. Tire dancing was begun with grc.:t Writ, by the elegant I..trly Pam,. net's. and Intl rangannon, followed by his beau tiful Lady, "J Sir I.V. Wynne, Xlifs C Mr ('unlike; MK. Con 111.: ,rul Mr o.,.npoit H a:A Fir S. Gtinfe; MU. G. (I derlev ,rl.l Mr Kyl.3ltnn; Mire H. I uniat. ard I 'l4rgc•; Mu. U..W and Mr. Hen t. The (fencing c , ittnitied to a I ttchnnr, leaving th;s happy and imereatied afT4mhhge to lament how fetittly p!, ifoic gaffes, and how tinc:•itain the hope of its tercwal. We I , •tbrar t.i Ja I,l:lice to this con • of um ;vell,d tnitth, wit, A nd be nte, left we rather to have inittlged ourtelver with for.: aeti.tl tunic mlitki aft notion of amiable aol elegant fociety, than to have fhiftlyconfined oar tares to a f.:riple and unadorned relation of the indi ct-us nurriment, am! well regulated conviviality, that ptevaded at ti.;s joyous a 7r5 unexampled scatting. ?MUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Dublin Waterford MAILS THiS I ARR. DOR. oA7.—wind We I 1 I Hambursh • s Jamaica ARR. 00t. 0 S I 0 Toasat , Oerrtr to.—Sailedyefterdayerening af ter poft, and put Lack again this afternoon, the VILLA DE PARIS, SAN JOSEPH, FE;4IrE GEORGE, Patric', and Ter,eeatet men of war, tinder command of Ad miral Comestem. Lis. Wind weft. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 9.—Sailed this day the fol lowing pabkets, viz. Lord Charles Spencer, Coarse- WORTH, for Jamaica, Bobadoes; and Crooked Mani ; Eliza, PaTzason, fur New York and Halifax, with mails of the sd inflant ; and Walfingham, Rosaars, for Lifbati, with mails of the ad inilant. Arrived lalt evening the Prince Adolphus packet, Captain Box: DUBOW, in thirty-four days, with the mail from Ja. maica ; the left lying at Barbadoes the Duke of Cumberland packet, LAWR AMC , with mail from England. The Adolphus having loft four of her crew by the fever, the is gone into quarantine; her mail was this day fumigated, and will be fern on to morrow. Paged this port lift tvenin3 the Earl In dia (hip General Stuart, Captain Moir's, tit, from Midists, which the left in company with fix others, order convoy of his Mayfly's Ibip COURAG FAV X, of 74 guns, ar!d parted with them on Sunday Arrived this evening the American fhip Intrepid, Captain R. E. STRAD, from Norfolk, after a 'mirage of twenty-fiz days.—Wind Ndrth. PLrMAourk r ()cross& so.—Sailed to join the fleet at Torbay, the Wtinsoa Crum*, of 99 guns ; HE ito of 74 rim, and the Mattsric of 74 guns. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER t I.—Arrived his Ma i jelly's Ihip POOPRENUS, from the Downr.—Sailed the Tat: STY man of war, for the Downs. The Prin cefs Elizabeth, FIRRtSDALI. from Lordrn, bound to Bermuda and New Providence, will fail under convoy of his Majefly's Ihip AVIRGRR, who intends failing in about fix or feven days, for Newfoundland and Halifax. Wind Welt, with Rain. Snesittass, OCTOBER 11.—Yeflerday afternoon failed with a fine breeze at N. W. the Lios aimed (hip, having under convoy the Baltic trade. DIAL, Ocr. sr.—Arrived yellerday evening the General Stuart from the Eaft ladies, and remains in the Downs with his Majefly's (hips, the defence (hips, the toppered armed traufportt, the homeward bound Eaft Indiamen, ar.d outward bound veffels as per tail. Put back the DISCOVERY bomb.—Wind S. W. blows hard with rain. Taamovra, Ocr. tr.—This morning paired the back of the Sand, a fleet of merchantmen for the Baltic, under convoy, and was joined by the (hips from this port.—Sailed the FAVOURITE and BETSY cutters, and Ann armed fhip.—Arrived the Jame TOR (bap of war, and the Norfolk armed (hip. The (hips here arc the MON xourm, of 64 guns, l'Arat- CAINE and AMETHYST frigates, INSPECTOR floop, and Norfolk armed fhip.—The retinue and baggage of Lord Gowsa and Prince ICLERK•SKY arrived here this morning ; his Lordfhip is hourly expeCted at Nclfon's Hotel.—Wind S. S. W. a moderate breeze. GOLSEN( Cr, OCVOREA 9.—The Geotr, anima, filmsNes"York, arrived hereon Sunday latf, Nese ork. after a paffage of all days; left the Francis, Swain, load ing for this port; he was expeded to fail in 16 days when Captain SIN/1011 left New York. Brings no newv.—The Garthland, *Fatima (one of the Ja maica fret), arrived here on Sunday Lita ; fpoke, at feA, the Ann, Ainten, of London, and was advifed by Captain A Irks,' of the capture of four trails off Charleaon bar, by a Frenob privateer; he was alto informed of one of the fleet being captured neat Cape Antonio, name unknown. A Ship, fuppofed to be one of the fleet, was teen lying on Wicklow Banks, when that :sire of the fleet which arrived here failed pall. The Charlton, Come. of this port, ene of the Jamaica fleet, is arrived at LiverpooL—Arrived, Herald, Casws, from Newfoundland, at Lana ; and Hope, NPGFOROV, from ditto at Virginia; and Magdalen, Hcarrlß, from Barbadoes, at Savannah. —The whole of the Jamaica fleet defined for the Clyde, is arrived here. except one veffel (the Prince(. of Wales) which is in the Channel, and hourly ex. pale. About two o'clock P. M. on Saturday laR, the Portenfoele boat was upfer, nn her way to Gournck. The ferryman, his fervant. two pllfingers, four oxen, and a ennfiderable number of Ilteep were on board, all of whom, we are ferry to learn, perillitch Wail's travail, ()erotic' a 9.—ln the eourfe of !aft week, we had &arra% lama% of wind, ftme of them very violent.—Tlre Idle of Mann Packet, Chriflian, failed from hence with tl.e mail on Tuefday morning, having a great number of Firmaers on board. She had got about four r:,nee from the land, when it brgan to blow very hard from the weaward, and in atremptim: to 111:1 1 •V a Lich (he loft her gib, and be rAITIe Alava wally immtrageable. The wind, how. eacr, was faerntrable tor her return, and the forte natali reached the port withotst any further accident, alter being retreat about in a ICETIpeIIIOUS feat for to ti.mrs.—There va: a very heavy gale on Thurfday night, which did much mifchicf to the craft on the Allontly email. It is laid that leveral herring boats were ; and, andni tunately, fame lives.—Fiiday atternn.an ',near the time low water) the Liberty. &mat, co Illnachn from W0116110(01 4 was tot te d n Ihnre neat the Nett/ Q . 2nay. She glad Intl her boats and alto a b ,, y fame time before ; and on the return rf the tide (he became an entire wreck.—On Thurf day Mght, or early on Ft ;day mnrning, the Prudent c, ‘Vhitriggs, of this port, from ireland, with cattle, was put on Shore to the northward of Allonhy, near Mawbray, and fome of the cattle were drowned. Sonday Ives a very form; day, and a great deal of rain fell. The Bell, from Ireland, arrived here with cattle, re of which were (mothered. PROM LLOYD'S LIST.. Go AVI StNI). OCTOSICI I—Paned rim VP"' •"' • !akin, frOm Ernbeicn ; Elizabeth, Ruby, from Cork; Most. Dm from gyebre ; Aurora, Wilkins; and Sea Nymph. Nth= Jamaica —Sailed the Hootonin, Rollins foil Meal Whitton, for Tonnioren ; Vrow Elizabet h HA MM ; aisdjulkow Gelims, Carden, for Varefl. ARIMMIk • Aims In the Downs, London . •••44.‘ • LA I , fs, Bruce; Vidditude. St o ur ; harfStifloalinc, NW, kobcrts; Valiant, Godwin ; Mary, Roma; . Wrllk Purfuit, Montgomery; Pitt, Smith; Kirland, ; Com. beriand, Simplon; Lady Forbes, Guurlay, Royll !Award, Muir.. - bead; Alfred P: rim; London, Robley; Duly bf York, ?It , Trelawney Planter, Simmoni; Aurora, Wilkins; Lady Nit, Rase, —; Alert, Peace; and Sc. Ge orge, Palmer. from Ja... ensie s —off Dover. Relulutlon, Symms. tenni pmaka, Place. from New York; and New Jerfcy, Popper. from Phila. delphis--At Cowes, Motor, Mullis, irons Havannah—At Br& tol, quaker, Irwin, from Honduras; and Toting Handeritk, from Gallipoii.-At Liverpool, Abeam, Hobfan, from Mew On. leans; and Fair American, Cleafby, from Charkfton—At Clyde, Two Generals, —, from ditto • George, Simpfon, from Nese York; Pomona, M`NeiLige; Alfred. Clark ; and Mary, Alma. der, from Jamaica—At Cork, Cora, Bruton, frum dikto—aAt Dublin, Hero. Smith ; and Valentine, from Antignodt Halifax, Adventure, Douglas, from Lir erPool-411 Bildsnatei . Atlantic, Chace, from Hull-i-At Charieflon, Alexander, Tlsooqw fon, Irons Africa; and Mary Ann, Taylor, from Clyde. The Well Indian, Richardfon, from Jamaica for Laid" trait captured on the Bth of Austad by a French privateer. The Princefs, Gr.uitham, from Jamaica for Dublin, foundered at ilea on thrift inft..The erew,and part of the cargo, *ere fared by the Drina frigate. The Otter, Frown, from Wi!beech for Rey, is loft effete Norsk Foreland. The neap James, of Itorhelter, lathe with coals, was driven on Chore near Hat in Nadia. on TuAfday. The Carleton, Whinily, from poial.s, bound to Liverpool (we of the Beet), got oo &ore Dear Whirchay.n,wbest the Coptaht mot unfortunately drowned. The Boft4ck, Kelly, from Jamaica to Livefpool, la reported have been,4ifnisfted, and eafried into Cork. The Lion aimed thlp rancd front the Mare On Wceizerday with five fail bourd to the Baltic. The Elizabeth French fchootter pr!►ateer, of 6i gaps, hu bees cot out of Guadeloupe by the Dolma' frigate, and carried We/ Dominica oo the 3,1 of Auguft. The Margaretta and Eliza, bound to Urn'. pool, to nattered Midi carried irto J'orto Rico. Yellerday a Court of bireaors was held at the En India Houfe, when the following Officers wete fivers into the comment' of their refpeetive (hips, Viz. JOHN WORDSWORTH, of the ADERGATENNY ; JONN revalca, of the HENRY ADDINCTON ; THOMASLARKINS, of the WARREN HARTII.G3. he Court adjourned at Sz o'clock till this day. Yefterday the arrival of the GiNelt•L Captain MORTIMER, was announced as the Eatt In dia Ho:tfc. She has on board a number of. French priconets. We are concerned to (late, that Captain MORTIMER has had a very fevere fit of Hines, from which he was but lowly recovering when the °lip reached the Downs. The Cornwallis, Walthamflow, and Ruby. out tt-ard bcond Eft Indiarnen, which failed from Forte month on the Bth of May, under convoy of the Coo. RAG tVI man of war, pitted from the fleet food after leaving Madeira. The Lowjee Family, bound to Bengal. was all well on the sad of June, in lat. a. S. long. as. HIGH COVITOF ADMI .—Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir Woe. Scorn proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained fhips : I.leihm Van der Toll, Heeft matter.—TMs was a a failing under Prual.sh colours. Ship reftored an the pay a nti li nall captor's expeneet a taking the depoiulons. Jacobus teepee, Martens maiter.—This °sip was laden with a cargo of malts, and other articles, bound en a voyage from Riga to Embelen. Jor,;c Jan, Scholl mafter.—The. (hip was laden with a cargo of , the like defcription. The Court. in dirk two cafes, dirsdol inn they proof to be nrodueed as to the property claimed. Jonge Ary.-- reis wild was going, under a licence, with amps of various articles, from Hun to Holland. The Court in this cat diredcd turther prcof to be male of V r Clip, and olio as to the former alkdged uk of the licence, and t jcdcd the claim as to the cargo. Comet, Adams nufter..—Skipreftsred. Apollo, Karitatit snalter—Tlais was a noel ion of breath blockade The Chip in tLis caic was condemned, and the cargo re. (treed for adjudication. ._. _ _ Hope, ilda - cidcr mailer —This Terre! was laden with a ca►goed p uvre, re d Iced, and o p fir art:ele a , an I was felted, ba the ground oft breach of blockade. Ship and cargo :IRu:ed. fubjeet to the captor's capences. induttria, Alke. mailer —The Chip in this cafe war coodeinned. oo the ground of breach of blockade, and the came. by coofent, ordered to further proof. Nra Sea dcl Been Viage.=This Smnifb Chip and target were re. Boned, fubjedt to the payment of the raptor's eapenees. LOSS OF THE SHIP CORNELIA. SSSSS CT OT A !ATTER ?lOM CHIT. SLUT. TO A G YAW to POI lA, N Ere you receive thit.in ad pfortability you will bear of rie lufs of the thip Came!la, 9:a New York. This melancholy, and molt fingular circumftance took place in the following manner:—July at eleven P. M. in lat. 46. long. eo. the Gap under fun fail, with stair wind. going about P_ren loots, the (truck on what I lappole to be a vete' bottom up. with Pack violence, that it was fume dins before the could fteover herfelf. We inumediate/y applied the pumps, and finding (efficient employ for them, we cleared away the fore peak, by throwing the theca overboard, and to our sour an oniftement found the (tern flamed, and feveral of the boodfesda opened, fo a. to admit of (corral thichnetcs of blanket. It now beim; four o'clock. we et:km/Teel the ripe carried away, banging by loose ache lower bolts only, and alter five boars very hard pumping, found four feet water in the hold. AO theft dream dances compiled together rendered our fituation at once bopelent and deplorable, and all our mations to flap the leak at no dive. We now employed fame hands In preparing the boats, and le make Mg every necefary arrangement as the lad alternative for our pm. (creation. At ten u'e lode, the people, after all their menials at the pumps, finding fit fret water in the bald, began to be ditheart cited and low (peened; but to our tit-one joy and fatisfaaion. two Lips were &feria from the malt bead, which gave as an sew life and (piths (the pi opk being reanimated, ;dyed the pumps with great alacrity); tut they being a great diftance to windward, and bound to the 'seaward. It wa■ two P. M before they mint sp yeah us; we then had eight lea water in the hold: t►ey proved to the South Carolina, Capt. Steele, bound for New York ; and the V, i lant.tiound for Portland : Capt. Steele baying s great umber of mi. renters on board, we concluded to go on board the Vigilant. Owe. Prentifs. I feel costal much indebted to thole gentlem.en lee *ere prompt 3llki humour at:Mance, and silo to Mr. Balky, a gendt. man paffrnger on hoard the South Carolina, who, in a very land• lonic manner, came on hoard, and made as a tender at past of kb accommodations. Captain Steel Raid by us till kven • clerk; by rel. time we had got mod of our proviSons and witty en heard the Vigilant, and when the Sandi Carotins left us, the water was up even with the leiter deck ; we were employed rid Mae o'clock, in getting our banage, gores, &e. out of the (hip, and Captain Preatife being willing to Ray till morning in hopes of (erne fume. thing of confenumee, we all went on board the Vigilant, fourteen in number, and left the Cornelia, with her lower deck ander water. Early the nest morning the boats returned to the 14. and found lift full of water. It now blowing freili fn-its the SW. and the I`..ip lying over very much, the boats were ordered to leave her. Therefore all cur endeavours to rave (nine: king from the general wreck proved abortive. At MI f-raft eight o'clock... es. had the rune mortifkation to fee her ciptlie and carry away h:r n th.t legation the Vigilant made fail and left ker.—. Thus fell the good (hip Cornelia, by an accident, which ad bonus' pru.:enc: could not iorefec. nor Inman afhttance prevent" Cain Mire adds, that he hopes, in the condi of a few dam, to meet a Tact for Epstein!, in which he propo(ea to embark and armament hiri,m. Morro and Clifton (patetismo with him in the Comet's). and when arrived, hstends* dangling a *eat; and espedr Milk home is g•Od time M.. itb n g in- .it.. I lie 111 AI Lin. C LC. Acce dm do litter 3:ne