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of the intelligence. On the other hand, W fush as article at:Wally appeared in the Vienna Gazette of the 15th, it teems Ilrange, confidering its importance and the difpatch that we may naturally fuppofe would be employed in battening its tranfmifGon to Paris, that it timid not have reached that capital in time to appear in the Journals publifhed there before the 24th. The dittance from Vienna to Paris is 565 miles, which, allowing the courier or the pott to travel at the rate of only four miles an hour, would be gone over in fix days. Should the intelligence, however, prove corral, the event may be confidered as one of the moft im portant that has happened in Europe for many ages The article does not announce whether the new title is to fuperfede the old conftitutional title of the head of the Germanic Body; but former or later it will produce that elk& and the immenfe fyilem, the Germanic connitution, of which France and RufGa were the guarantees, will be (wept away. The trea ties of Weftphalia, of Rati(bon, in short all thole public ads by which it has been held together as one connected mafs, will become wane paper, and the Electors, who have hitherto looked to the Emperor as only their reprefcntative, and the creature of theit own fiat, will now only ezift for a time by the Mir *nee of fell:created Emperors, till thefe can agree about the divifion of the fpoil! If a new Emperor has been created, are we to eon fider the meafore as the independent ad of the Em peror, or as originating in the bureau of TaLtsv- RAND with a view to produce a junior to Bo ?i Have Rullla and Pruffia been confulted ; and if not, what may be the expelled confequences ? Or is the latter alto to be made a hereditary Emperor f—ls the new arrangement the price paid to Anftria for an acknowledgment of the Title of the Emperor of the French ? It is impodible even to conceive the change that will be produced on the political !late of Europe, if this meafure has aanally been retorted to. It is the death-blow of the IA political remains of that Em pire, which, under different forms, has given law to the world ever ance the fobverfion of the one that was fet op by At.aximnta the Great. The Roman Em pire may, in its dying liruggles, give evidence that it once bad an etiflence e but if Germany follows the revolutionary example of France, its very foundation muff be razed and a new order of Government biio. troduced ! Such an one u dk chief aims in the fcene delhne for mankind. No! No! No! Yefterday difpatches were received from Admiral Coe?maws, off Bra, dated the aBth inft. which Rate, that he had refumed the command of the Chan nel Fleet, in the Gcoav 498 guns;, that fix of the enemy's large gun brigs had attempted to efeape from Breit by one of the narrow channels, fuppofed for Rochefort ; but that, on being dikovered, they an snediately took filcher, and are now clofcly watched by the Doe's fiigate. ♦ His Majelly's hired brig Asa, commanded by that *dive and enterp►ifng Officer, Lieutenant SHIRRIFF, which fußained fo much damage in the late gales while employed in the fquadron off Oflend, has now been refitted, and is gone into Dover Roads. The following appointments have taken place with thefe fcw days ; viz. Capt. Bu ex, - to the - &tee &op ; WALI en. - Prince William armed Teel ; FAUf KNOR, - - Blond ditto Wri us:-$. Tamtrui bombs. Monday arrived in Leith Roads, the Princefs Royal revenue cutter, with the fleet from the Baltic. The Tranfport board has received direalons to contraft for fome thc,afand tons of (hipping, to proceed to Malta. for the purpofe, we underhand, of carrying nut new ordnance, Etc. for the fortifications there, and to bring home the old. Confiderahle preparations have lately been making at Bow, and feveral parts of Eller, to open the fluices, and overflow the country adjacent ; it is ex pelted an experiment wll be made in a few days by flooding feveral meadows near the River Lea; the Duke of YOR It, it is Paid, will be prefent. A fuperb monument is crating in Weflminfler- Abbey, to the memory of Captain MON TA6 u of the Nowracu Ihip of war, who fell in the glorious aaion ander Earl Howl, en the lit of June. A celoffal figure of Victory, in one piece of mofi delicate white marble, eight feet in height, was yellerday forenoon conveyed through the lireets on a low carriage, and much attrafted public attention. Yeiteiday we received New York Journals to the sad. but they do not contain much news of impor• ranee. _ Letters from St. Domingo, of the 7th June, in form us that the Blacks were making progrefs to- wards that place ; and it was capered the Whites would have to evacuate it. Two Englith frigates were cruising off the port. Letters from Havannah Rate, that the Spann Go vernment are taking fuck Reps to prevent the French Picaroons fitting out privateers from that Mend, or bringing prizes into ir, that it is generally believed the bufinefs of privateering muR be much cramped, it not totally flopped, him the Ifland of Cuba. The moll otrfeet health prevails at New York, and no apprehentu-ns are thLrc entertained (Idle return of the yellow fever. Accounts from Martiuico, to the :Gth June, Rate. " That the fortified parts of that place were Rill blockaded. Nova itlittanding which, veffels bound for St. Pierre may get in by running down the chan nel of Dominico in the night, hauling dole under the Pearl Rock, and keeping near the (ho,c ; from thence to the town of St. Pierre, are fevcral batteries that will protect them." A letter from Augulla (Georgia) mentions that a diflurbance had taken place with the Blacks, but their designs being timely difeovercd, were prevented horn doing any intury. Several of the ringleaders had been executed. Great cnnfuth.n prevailed among the in habitants, wbo arc kept under arms nigh; and day. itorda jr,ollLr WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 2.--Yellerday, the welt' et, being remarkably one, the ROYAL FAMILY had an uncommon pleafant cruize. His MayErrr, foon after his return to (hors, in fpeled the Piquet Guard, attended by the Dukes of CumasaLaao and Camila 'nos, and the Officers of the Staffordthire Militia. After which. his MAJESTY returned to the Lodge, and after taking tca with the Family, they honoured the theatre with their pre tence. They went in four carriages, with their at tendants of (late . .* and, betides them, they were at tended by the Earl Of UXB RI D GS , Lord PAULST, Generals GARTH, CARTWRIGHT, FITZROY, and MAII• BING H•li. Early this morning his MAJESTY bathed in the warm bath. The Duke of Cassztons and Princefs Maly, bathed in the fea. ' This morning the Rnvat. FAMILY attended divine fervice at the church, which was extremely crowded. The fermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Oot.s, from the 55th Pfalm, and 6th verfe: " And I Paid, 0 that Thad wings like a dove, for then I would fly, and be at refl." His MAJHTY rode on Lorre. back to church. PRIGHTuIV, SEPT. 2. The Prince ye(lerday, at an early part of the morning, with a Idea party of Gentlemen, took the manly and wholefonie exercife which agame of Cricket affords, on the Level• His Royal Highoefs bats ex tremely well, and is not lets correA and alive in the field. Soon after mid day the game concluded, and his Royal Highnefs, about an hour fubfequently, fet off to dine with Sir EDMUND NAG:A, at Adur Lodge, Old Shoieham. From Adur Lodge, the Prince re turned about ten o'clock in the evening; and his Royal Highn, f.'s Military Band were afterwards beard from the Pavilion, to itraks each state Its melody's wide compare," until tome time atter midnight. The weather, yef terday, was extremely favourable to the fportfmen ; many of whom, in the evening, returned heavily la den with the feathered (pod of day. The tall di vifion of the Glaucefier Regiment marched into this town yeflerday. Their evening's parade late night was dillinguilhed by,a vafl confluence of fpeflators of the firfi rank and beauty. The weather to-day has been more bright and agreeable even than yef terday. The Steyne, during the whole of the pre. ceding part of the day. was elegantly decors/Ad with pedelliians. Many pleafure-boats, filled with beaux and belles, have floated pleafantly on the bof •In of old Ocean this meriting. Some ftnall !hips of war are alto diaingtuthabie in the offing. Her Royal Highnefs the PRINCRIS of WAL is gave an elegant - dinner yefterday to Sir S11)11! Y SMITH, arta a large party, at her feat at Blackheath. His Royal Highness the Duke of Susssr returned to Carleton Houfe,yeaerday morning from Oatlands, where he has been for two days on a vifit to the Duke and Duchefs of YORK. The Duke and Duchefs of BEDFORD returned to town yefierday from the Marquis of Barst's feat, and to-morrow their Graces go to Woburn Abbey. The Duke and Dachas of Sr. Asian's, Lady Nang, Mils Ditestmoun, Mr. and Me.. Dort. and a large party of taut iwr, took an aquatic ezentfion ycflerday to Richmond, to dinner. Vanzhall fall night doled for the &eon, nhich has been very foceefsful.—After the Concert, DIG NUN delivered the following address— Ladies andl;entlesien—Tbr feafon having reached IL tenni . nation, permit me to Wee, M the name of the Proprietor, his fincere thanks for the unexampled patronage vdt:., which he has " bees honoured. " The Pcmormere elf he s to expr.f. the jolt fenfe they 014111 " ever entertain of the 9 ••ttertog eneour.otement given to their es. allow, sod humbly Ma you farewell tur the (eaten., Ilacruoi.osisw FA ait.—lt was neatly two o'clock yelterJay before the Lord Mayor got to Cloth FAIT Smithfield, where Bartholomew Fair was proclaim ed. This unufital delay was occalioned by a with on the part of his Lordfhip that the cattle thonld be all dr' yen sway COM the market previous to the Fair being opened. The people, however, ambled at an early hour in great numbers in the Old Bailey, at Newgate, Oiltfpnr-ftreet, &c. in expectation of his Lordfhip flopping at the prifun, and par aking, se t °riling to cullum, cf the cool tankard. In this they we-e dtfappointed. The Lord Mayor patted along Newgate-iireet, and did not enter the Old Bailey at all, owing to Mr. Kotny, the late keeper, not being v-t interred, and there being attoolly no keeper of Newgate to entertain the cavalcade. Previous to the arrival of the Lord Mayor, the cattle were driven nut of Smithfield in great numbers, and feveral pick pockets, aided by rSaft..l hunter', tingled out frequently an animal from a drove, and purfued him through th e crowd. Several individuals were thrown down, and terribly bruited. The light-fingered gentry availed themfelves of this confolion, and we have no doubt picked up a eonfiderable fpoil. The inflant the Fair was proclaimed a molt tre mendous tr. 92 enfued,occarioned by the fimuliancous operations of drums, trumpets, French horns, cla rionets, fiddles, flutes, tambourins, and barrel organs. —ln the fcience of mufic there is what is called a frepar ed 4Gfeord," from which an eminent fcicatific ' compotes-, acquainted with modulation, produces the molt exquifite harmony. A difeord better prepared than the prefent we never heard; bur we would defy the immortal H A ti OF c himfelf to wring any thinglike melody from it. It was not only the wife of mufical inilruments completely eat .f haw, but the .sari.: and of caravans of yea ;rail, of macaws, mnnkics, and of every hideous creature that the in• dufiry of the exhibitors could procure. The drama did not keen to be lets attended tot theatres of every delmt.l.ai were open, and pieces of the !I rote Lind were murdered. At one of theft mitirable booths were played. " The 546er's Etoogireer," with " Rerf its the U " Pisorro" at another; and 0 jgba Bub" at a third. The audiences had no resloa to complain of the tardy movements of the Won, as the pieces were all played in lets than a porter of art his.,! To thole who could relifh th e m , t h ere was no want of I that eidettable Wood and precious dainty. Trio! fort• logye. They were M e idirrio, 7 to a ra'r .f ;41 palate, but few of them were difprifed of to/n.b purcholers. being entirely gobbled by chimney-(weeps and their dingy inamoratas. Oyfters and gin, filberts and gin gerbread, were as Ideal in plenty, and experienced 4 a rapid fele." NAUTICAL INTELLICEYCL MATLS THIS DAY,—Wind W. N. yr. All. D. Dublin Waterford . o s I Hatobargh I I 0 3 The AUCKLAND packet with a mail from I.;lbon, is arrived at Falmouth : the Mail will not be in town till to-morrow. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. s.—By letters from Jamaica, brought by the Hotta Pr, it appears that the Mic NON!, of 18 guns, Captain Hawes!, being cn a cruize, was violently ftruck with lightning, by which accident the (hip was a little damaged, and three feamen were unfortunately killed, and five wounded. Captain HAWZIK of the Miasma!, is promoted by Vice Ad miral Sir T. DUCKWORTH, Bait. to the rank of Foil Captain. • Came in from a cruife, the ALERT lugger, of t 6 guns, Lieut. Dat.arows ; and from Corunna for Lon don, the Comet, formerly an Era Indiaman, cap tured by the French in the beginning of the war, and fent for Corunna, and pur:hafed there by an Ame rican honfe in London, for which port (he failed Tome days fince, but was detained and fent in here for examination by Rear Admiral Cocnaaar. She left our fquadron there the aril. ult. all well, the ene my as ufual. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Majefkic armed fhip from the powns, ?cur° !loop of War, and Lion cutter from a cruize.• Dovsa, See-n[IIIER 3.—Remain in the Roads, the CIE3CIINT, Aecusl, andltloll bomb. It is re ported here, that the enemy's veil - els at Boulogne have all returned into the inner harbour. Yeflerday morning the ARDENT, of 64 guns, ar rived in there roads from Dungenefs.—The Officers wbo have come on lore from her, (late that on Tuef day the greater part of the French gun-boats had re= turned to Boulogne harbour, and that there were only a few gun-brigs remaining behind.—On Wed nefda y, it appears, about s I t *of the gun• boats again put* to lea, and joined the gun-brigs, but the wind (hitting, they all made for Boulogne harbour on the Wedncfday night and Tborfday morning, and ap peared to do each other much damage in getting in. Suraasass, Sim 3.—Arrived his Majefty's (hip 'Pawls' or (Nemo!, with the lots of her rudder: the Cr.roa has alto arrived, and come into harbour, it is mpetted the will will be paid off, as the is in very bad condition. The Cut has come into the river Thames, and will be paid to-morrow. The Por.yr emus has alto come frornChatham, and gone Ito the Nom. • DIAL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived and failed for the River the Duke of York, Leas, from Mogadorc. Arrived the COCKATRICE Hoop of teas, Wi.h a convoy from Plymouth, which are f. fled for o,e. River. The COCKATRICI remains Wl:t. A Sg:IAI for, a convoy to the weaward. The Discovvior, SULPHeII, VIJL ceso, and Fuer bombs, which :Ailed yefterday from the Downs for Sheerncfs, were 'all night recalled by fignal, and remains in the Downs With the Monarch, Utrecht, and the Indefatigable men of war e cram" frigate. Speedy, Utile, Scourge. and Argue !loin of wet SI. An drew Mitchell, Aurora ,Aua.-roan, Daher, Kingann , Meld:Fe, Lord Eldon, Ann, Penitent, Robert, Seery. Attar Mol,:reb, Peggy and Sweets, and the Arfadne armed defence ihips,witla le venal tratifports and outward-bound each. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CIAIMIND. Sart. 3.—Palled by, the Faztor. Conway; and St. Patrick, Cantybril. frost &Milt ; Fortuna, Entll. from Nor- I way; &Am. Long, from Dort; Young Johann., Finch; Two Starr*, . Haffra:k. Newest; and Flizabrth, Uerts, from Entbden —,saitcd the Jupiter, Law, for New York; John and Sally, Rogers, for Cork; Fru* Matta, ~...; and Frow mina. rata, Blake, for Toned/Igen. Yellerday we announced the arrival of the Lord - atarlcsSpencer packet from New York, at Falmouth. —She brings an account that two French frigates were at New York at the time the packet failed, blocked up by the CAMBRIA% frigate and DRIVER Cloop of war ;—which thips had anchored alongfide the Frenchmen. who feting their enemy within the harbour, thought it a good opportunity to flip off.— The French Commodore accordingly went to the Mayor of New York, and requefted that the Englifh (hips might be detained 24 hours, as they were going to lea. use Mayor immediately fent orders for the prints to be taken out of the Englifh !hips, being all he could aces.mplilh in regard to the detention, and the Frenchmen got under weight but to their mor tification, they faw the CAIIIIRIAN and Dama get under weigh alfo, being determin e d, a l t h o u g h to Mayor had taken the pilots nn flure., to fillow them ; in confequence of which the Ftcnehroen dropped their anch..rs agile, ao.l they (Lit remain there, the detifion both of the Evblitb and Americans. The Princefs Elizahttlt packet, arrived from the Leeward Illands, tall in with, off Barbadnes, a French privateer, which flood up for the packet ; but, nn Captain hour) altering his cootie and fleet , jog diree'lly for her, the immediately bore away.— The Prince& Elizabeth arrived at Bathadoes on the 27th of Jut e, and on the 29th failed for Dominica. On the 338tH law a man id :e:,r to leeward of the above Wand and Martinique. On the 3d of July 'het fined his Majedy's (hips En RR ALP, litho welt in. to 'nglilh Harbour, havin; 1.,1i her mien marl and main yard. The CIWTAVIt man of war was in liar , bour retid.;ng. Commodore Hoop hrd put to fea in the 8ek1..14 t in, with reveral fail in company. The Hterourat a, Captain Arc,:scit, arrived in St. J. hn's harbour, on the 6th of pity, with a prize un der Ames ican colours, having on board French pro. No, from Botodeaux, bound to Guadaloure. S-me of the leamets of the prize, who had been i:1 1-ralci on the voyage, gave itif rmatislr of the clip French property. Hi. Majeil!'s (hip 11.7(1.ms r•;• ed from Turtnla, in company with the Prtreeti E,i :sixth, and parted from her four d.ays afte.w st.iy During the whole of July, the weather in the V. Indies l •,s, been extremely ; kyes al Iola:: craft had been driven on lime, but no raticlthr d..- Mare Chne. TIIC n-et bound to Lniand WA: lactated to Lad en the ad ul Auto!. AST DMA - liffrinlie. PARTICI/LAMS. The Mica Ann, Union, sod sirmliks , ;l Putteset e r e.#7 4matiN all / 4 41 from Bengal. the erritral of which in the River We twr terday, failed from Bengal on the 9th Vetch, ender, tontealtadil Ma;efty'• 0111/4 C..roline and Grampus, with the Cannanatii tt Calcua, Cry of Loncioli, and Hugh Ingth, and Aith•a: nr r Clip ; alto a Artuguefe, and fevti al Cautery daps frees lora' The sBtb of March, the Hugh Web, Grain Fads. company (being leaky) for Palo Petters neat day, • That Owlet% parted company with twu thim for !Andra.. and the of Apff the Cramp's, with fcveral thi • for Bombay, left the Mesa: Wor: The ad of May the Beet fell in with and joined the Creepier) Odin Prince of Wales, Windham, and C, ylon, with the curs General Stuart. The Prince of Wales feparated from tile fleet cl tb. 6pe • violent gale of wind, the adds or' aBth of May. TbS parted company from the feet en the Bth of Aril, clothe South. ward of the lint. The following Mips had arrived at St. Helena. vie tits 28th of J une . the Ceylon and Windham, from Meares tM.O cotta an City of London, from Bengal ; on the aptis et JunqrgiNg General Stuart, t sera alp, from Madras, and on the 6th 4JAIN the Vulture (whaler.) The Thames outward bound, faikd from St Helms the gille of July, iu company with his Majetty's fitipeAthies sad Sorra The sd June the Ceyhe fpoke the Maria" of AC 1.404ffq1, fon, turd Marquis Welk:Bev, outward bound, j win i they 41( Wm repented from the Bruefwitak in the gale trlf sire e. Admiral Lino's with the Marengo, Atalante, and Ifels arrived at the Me of France, about the middle of Agellt &rail mama was ready [or lea the Bth of May, the day des Deolli n Z Antoinette failed from thane, which Quip arrived 14 it t . the stub June, but the frigates were nut fo. The Baring, Cattalo Meadows; United Itingdao.Perti cater, Wood; Lord Hawkethary,Tinikill; Ably Cat tle , hdai latolk% Duke of Montrofe, Paterfon ; and the aura Sipa Me narch, Hawea• ' Aleaander, Franklin; Sovereign, Wawa. US'. ward bound, arrived at Madeira the aid of July, under ofhts Malek's Quip Culloden • and were carat.' tole= theme the syth of that month. Letters Lave been received from Captahis Campbell geed rynapie of the elm thim Experiment and Tottenham. d.bsd oll'• Madeira. the nth and tyth July, which WE, went ancesitaglii. their voyages outward bound. The following are the particulars refpeling dot capture of the Paw. French Pa ivateer, by the threat Eat' Indians= :—On the 224 ef Anglia at day Sigh* the. Union being ahead of the Sir William Patent*: and Eliza Ann, in lat. 48. 30. N. obferved a Itrangui fail with Englifk colours, the immediately fired (.v ral guns to bring her to. At (even o'clock the pr vateer Laving received feveral (tot hauled down thei Englith Union- and hoilled the French sag. Tlnti Union immediattly bore down, upon her with a cow.. tinned fire. and coming duet, poured in a bloadfrepa The action continued very warm for's° minutes Wpm, the Eliza Ann and Sir William Pulteney cam. enter aflern of the Union, Ow privateer hauled dolga her colours and fill appeared to have (truck ; it aro however thought this might only be an artificg to,stia duce the Union to come along fide to be boarded 4 the privateer, as the vat Peen makini prepatiorg io this effea. To priiedt the : effsifion o f biorQ Captain of the Union ,vionld not are another broad: fide, but fent an officer 'with a boat's crew on board the privateer, prepared to board her in cafe of ttois refilling. 'l'he officers immediately took ped@ftnie of the privateer, and the proved tit he la Vet e is l i c itof w Nantz, eleven days from St. Andres, pier ; rot t 6 guns but having only 14 mcitinted, tw o being Pitpsft i the hrld ; (be had 72 men on board. OWe. gel was killed and five wounded on"beard the privhsp . ,„ On board the Union, five feamen were wounded.... The crew, of the privateer wets imosidiarely lent equal proportions to the three &ips, two Prenchnurfa and a boy being left en boatd. An officer of the Union who had been a Lieutenant in the Nary, w a d put in command of the privateer, and came 031 the fleet till the night of the 2r,rh'ffirgn t; when fhe parted company to the well. .atzi of Scilly. She ii •expeatd to arrive daily.—Ton much Cannot be 124 in favour of the Captain. nfEctrs, 4 n.l trey, of Ilse Union nn this occafi-n. The other flips t , nl7 warred :hc tpp..rtunity of film:dieing Jbcmtcl.e. n like manner. The privateer had taken two.' fpaoilb-vec ! tels will French cargoes on h .ard, pr.ses to the WASP Hoop of war, Captain AYLMER ; they Were, ed entitle, manned with part of the Wag's crew. Five only were on board the privateer when taken I (het were in irons, but were Coon releafed by their...emus trymen. The Union was commanded by CapraiC &mem Theft three (hips failed from brogal viirtt the Alethea, whom they parted with in the Bay of Bengal, and the Prince of Wales, Captain Pelee (regular Eaft Indiaman), whom they partied with of the Cape of Good Hope, neither of which had arrived at St. Helena (July 9) the day they lisikd from it. The Fancy, Capt. BALMY. from Madeira, is rived at Cork. She failed from thence as the Sift of July, and kings the following account joLvr.—ar E•wAnD Pitt.ew antved ben Teat:May, and this morning tin Sttoi'rel frig with M*e Ltovo so board, and the Lark Bwp, bonito Gores fie Weft Ind Beet arrived here oaths seth, ander c. -vny of the ens and Kingfither. Both the Wilt Italia dens •sseeler this silty. The Am Won came f-ont Lab •is two and &Wei yelterday. We are aimed that theiFtelLis havc thrown Appoint* into Martinique. .11/I.ll' 30..—Irtnerd2y ramming foot brs atipe appeared at the %ft inlet this natal, apparen eases. and ak - wed Ame rican colours. Fire they noel t,. the So •thwani. and tb dads a tack (or the 13114 : afteroards they away to ;Lc zouth I aft. This day awe appear. The Beaulieu trtgare, and the Bacchante iloop, with the Sect wider convoy (rum Portfmont h, arrived here on the toils loft. said the Diana frigate sad I ark ftoop. torah the Beet under convoy from Cork, arrived here on the loth, .nd failed on the 11th for the Weft Indies. Ibe C Windy" man of war, with nine Eaft It:dimness, and two Stenth•Neamea. under e,nv ,y from Port(mouth. arrived Isere on the :3d init. .rd Lulled m ti e :•th. The Dell packet, from PoetiMmth. arrived here ou the ictistnik. and (mike the peat day (or the Fait Indies." The PILEVOT•A T frigate, from the Mediterranean,. is arrived in the Downs with a fleet, winch Are put under quarantine ; trt contequence of which w e bare been unable to gain any intelligence from them. The MArg3rer, and Ellber:from (2 . 2/ h,T, are ar rived in the Clyde. They bring en acu.urt t f the arrival of the Evil YDICe frigaie, end a:1 her convoy, at Quebec, eteert the William and Joh-, vA:ieh lb p parted off lielancl.—They failed fi..m Pk•rif nouth on the 15th of May. The follnwinkr v: have been cantor:' in the by al:a:coon: received Ir.vi AtitiAtm, c...111:d I.llv : t . • AI, hot:- to To-a'ca; lier••••••. bo•-•••.1 v ?at' ad' • : Eincr WM...-h vt tar I to N.H.- Ki It iv•rr 01. d to !artaya; 111.,:tier. 1 ' , A - Fn. R , ord to J.enatca ; ot Vind :a, to SU BA"' ^. •!71. "k •1' • bre.••• !•••u••! to !ant,ics, i pct is t I ng' th stnnar. Ant,n,a, b wit i • • 10 m..R■ i 0.0 N •:cot to 1 ream!, at . , tivartil II 01l Umiak. awl WAIL by La Mas& 17'• Ibiy l'izCouri