Star. — London, England, 1807-11-10 00:00:00

. GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER 3. • • . . According to the latch accounts horn Madrid, a rupture between France and Portugal is now cunik dered as unavnidablc. Upwards of 35.000 men are already affembled in the environs of BAynnnc, and they are caw:fled to enter Spain without further delay. Detained no the 25th ult —The Sardinian polacre San Ititente. Jorephisavagna, from Valencia. with rice and garlitk ; by Ms Ma jetty's brig Confounder.—On the zilch—The American brig Juno, Wm. Edwards, 17 days from Barcelona, with wins for Copenha gen ;by the gun boats.—On the t@ inft.--Titi Dan* galling Three Brothers, Hans Birkert, 4s days front Leghorn, .with rags and marble for Copenhagen ; by Ms Majelty's brig Dextrous. Captured, and brought In on the ad —The Spanifh Miitieo Conception, IL Dorade, from Tarifa, with firewood for Ceuta by the private fhlp if war Envy. . ARRIVALS /ROM Tilt 14TH OT SS/T. TO Tit RD 07 OCTlrlit• The Pee& ramie Neptune. Domingo Solari, a♦ days from Omani, with beam [(melds place—Thi Momith (cheater Mc- Owed', Hedge Benda, from Malaga, with bread, rite and' wine—: The Jerufalent xebeque Virgen del Carmen. peeine fvforrelle, from Malaga, sith bricks, lemons, ate;--The Portugoefe fittounir Paquete de Cetromarin, pee Fernra, from Almeria. with bits and barley for Liibon--The Ainetimei fhip CoMmertli, Nadia:del Wilriama, a 4 days, from Barcelona, with wine, iiranity, and lilt for SalcuP—Tbe Ragufin polacre San Jacobo, While% ROcrigh, 16days from Binirarlo, witk wino for Oopenbagro•m:Kkra.llllolk: flow Mary, J. Falter, t y days front Torbay, with potatoes and' porter, for this place—Two Engligsdight tranfportsorla.the Lad' Shore and Miines,three days from the fleet off Cadiz.. On the 3oth, under c -nvoy of his Malay's fliTp lotlßlhUfa,Captain Lord COCK a AN s, the follotving Englifh vetl'els, in 1 . 7 days from Portfmouth, viz. Thetis, G. Hello? ; Auk, M. Harrifon ; George, G. I:lewelyn ; J.Woolitao i Spartan, J. Seymour; Minerva, C.Wildsonfe ; Narigator, W. Fortner; Sufannah, N. Thempfon ; Charlotte Ann, W. Barrett ; Caledonia, J. M•Maftt.r; Induftry, S. Ponton ; Alert, J. Bly ; Williani, T. Hydro; Liberty, W. Miller; Aralable, H. Gamble; Weymouth, 3.l.kwellyn; Mary, R.Tayler ; Lord Dun can, H. Bareti; Hind, J. Clerk ; Minerva, J. Broke g Sifters, B. • Munnings Fox, T. Legate, Catharine Anne, G Jenard ; Fanny, W. Cargill ; Ccrbcrus, James Clammy; Mary Anne, W.Kerateda Hope, G. Middleton—. with provifions for the Army and Navy, gunpowder, fugal . , and coffee, tobacco, fondry merchandise, Ste. for this place and the Mediterranean. The Englifh brig Martha, E. Livingacne, 19 days from Loneem, with metchandize for Malta. The American fchooner Fame, D. Dannis, 16 days from Marfeilles, in ballaft, for Newberri.port. Sailed on the 27th ult. his Majelly's brigs Eleara, to the Weilward t and Redwing on a mire. Captured and carried to Algeziras on the 25th of laft month, the Harriburgh fehuoser Llugances, Jans Peter, from Oporto, with fugar, fruit, and other ar ticles for Tonningen, fucceffively taken by , a Btitiflt cutter, a Monrifh fiigate, an Englint fhip of the line. and laftly by Spanithptivateers —Alto, detained and carried to Algeziras on the 27111, the American (hip Paulina, J; Elcia, from Bergen, with linen and other articles, by the Spanifh privateer Africann. Paffenrrsper Convoy—Quarter Matter !Inure, I I ft regiment, and family. for Malta. Lieutenant Turupsany, of the 48th, and Lieutenant Gordon, 6th regiment. • OCTOD llt 8. Yetlerday the litanosras arrived from Malta, with the convoy from that place for England, under her charge, after a paffage of twenty four days.- . -- By the lati accounts from Egypt, nut troops were all healthy there, and plentifully fupplied with provi fions et every kind by the Arabs. All communication between the garrifon and Spain was this day unexpeEtedly cut off, in conk quenee of pofitive orders fent exprefs from Madrid to that purpofe. This licp has been taken, in conic quence of a reprefentation front the French Ambalfa dor to the Court of Spain, that we might not receive any intelligetic: of the !ult.:mem% of the different French armies vitich are advancing into Spain. ocl °aim to. Detained and brought in on the •sth, • The Dana fbip Hope, J. Arafinufen, all days from Cephalonia, with currants, for Tonningen. by his Majefty's (hip Excel:tot. On the 6th, ttle Danith brig Johanna, Hans H. Gregorfon. 28 days from Terranova, with barley, for Lifbon, by the Excellent and on the 7th, the Danith (hip Dorothea, N. Hope, e 3 days Spin Malta, with oil for Brittol, by the Excellent. Alalv.l Ls T.iom Tilt 211 TO TNE 9TIOIrtTANT. The Portuguele fbip Minerva,Captain Lubo, y.stiya from Lif boo—bis Majefty's dip Hydra, Corals Mundy, from i cruise to the Eaftward--the Moorifb polaerc Wiliam Etas Psi . Chcgneli, from Carthageoia, with barley, for Lifbon-- Elm: • Englifh brig Young Regulus. Joint Allen, as days frJrn Malta, with wine, formats, and lemons, for London—The jerufaletit sobique au Erancifeo de Paula, 1. B. Eregone, from Almdro - olka Molaga,with barley foe Faro. • On the 7:h, under convoy of his Majeey's (hip fh;p HINDoSTAY, Captain. BOWIN, the following Englifh 'Wel*, in 23 days from Malta, viz. Sally. J. Woodbcrry ; Loutfa Henrietta, J. Howard ; Sophia, W. Smith ; Neptune, C. Brocklelby ; Suffolk. T. Rofs ; Mary Ann, M. Can ; Britannia. T. Robinfon ; Diana, W. Purvis; Smo Cru cifix°. 1.. A Dela ; POilitO, J. Mainland ; Anne and Mary, James P. Taylor ; Lydiahead, J. Hill ; Nancy, W. Wickham; Alert, J. Mack; Ccncepeion. F. O'Neal; Battey Fuilfhire. D. Hardy; Hope, J. Mitchell; William and Emma. W. Courtney; Planer, E. Carl ton ; San Frat cifoo de Paula, R. Greek ; Harasouy. J. Wafts t , Phtbe, S. Gunton; Richard, H. Gawky— with wheat, oil, fulphor, vitriol, funnels, wine.fitets,l currants, atc. 1 , 1 this place, London, Portfmouth, H.lll, Ulan, 3cc. The American fhip Hibernia, °ulna ATIPLITON, daysfrows Malta, with oil and currants for Br iflol Miele - a brig Dexterous, from a Mite. Sailed int the ad, his Majefiy's brig Imogene, on a ;ruin; Mifiajefty's packet, ,t rincers Augnaa, to the ward...• 'Oa the 4t With Mojetift.fttip Hzdra,ta i th; • Weft War d t O On wthe . Portuitteie.ilii i tYsteo.de Gam*,tn she Watwaid. Ott the 9th` !hip Hindollan;an4lttlgs Scpui.asd D exterous , w i th a convoy to the Weftward. j .': Arrived per Convay—Mijor Milne, pat Regiment; Mr. Fitton, 3,,ith Regiment—Freutb prifomm of war, Officers and privates. • °create 16. ' • • . On the t sth the Carteret packet arrived frail SitAy nod Malta, with the mails for this place tiitd England, in• P - 9 days paffage. .. When the Carteret left Meffina, th e French had: iffembled a - large army in the neighbourhOdd of the Caine of Scylla, and were only Waiting for their:l : battering train to commence the fiege. . u . 1 : The army. from Egypt was fonweapeded inSisily s Orders haeing been fent for the evacuation di IS ''country. : . ..., i , : ...0 ,i -: All communicatirwr beta/ en Ihis,phtee and Spain is now rigidly cut off ; anit:the Spaniattis have duubled the Guards in their Itnei;•and kis fates that . a large French army.is marching towards this place for the purpoli of belieging the garrifon. - Thegraatell ditcontent and alarm prevails in Spain at the entrance of the French armies into that coun itt, sled feuding rheirown troops into Germany; .arlisr4iis tiniverfally believed tobe . e preparatory mei . fore to the fubie;Gon of the. Government by Botta . parte. Twenty thunfand- of the belt Spaniffs troops are.olfp ;on their march to PortUgai s 'io . en-operate, ' elith 'the Fteneh army defined for thi 7 t . COnhity. • 4 7 .' ' Tilt EVENING STAR. - LONDON. Having been favoured with a minute, accurate, and I:twilling detail of all the Military Movements connected wits the ir fated attack made upon Buenos Ayres by the Britillt Troops, we &all to-morrow commence the publication. It will occupy haw of our columns for feveral foccceding days. • •TUSSD tY, NOVEMBER to. • PRICE OrcOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Cour°la, iime),63{—for account, 63{}--OmMutu prc. Zacit‘quer Bills 3s. prem. • CIZAT RAV:AL VICTORY. We flop the ptefs to Elate," that it is this after . .. noon vary generally reported, We not on what authority, that Admigal ,Ltsed-AtO v i.t.twasvooo has taken Twates SAIL of theLisi, isihey were coming out of Cadiz ! '• Since writing the above, we learn that thib intelli- gence comes. as a rumour, from Lord Mittman Svu- Aar. to the Lords of the Admiralty. . . • Their Lord(bips, however, have 'no C41)041,1n. formation on the Cubic& ; but, from diem, theliers• was publicly mentioned this day in Chancery by *Ai Loan CFIRTICELLOR. and great hopes are entertained that it will ultimately turxont to be /all /minded. We feel great *awe in announcingte the Public, the fife arrival of the homeward bound Exit India Fleet, under conv.7 of the Arksca, getts - ? ; They NITA Pot tfmouth laft night. And vie tiive doubt reached the Downs early this morning. The Fleet left Si. Helena on the yid September. • • It is /OW Come weeks fume the Publie were fir( informed, through the medium of the that Government meant to retaliate NAP/4.10106 famous decree of blockade upon his own (*Nees, and thrift of the Slates under his influence. This meafute wnl tom be announced in the Gazette, and is intended' to be lb aria in its operation as the . French decree. France and all her vafTel kingdoms will.be declared in a Rate of nege, and all 'acts that,leve toached at any of their ports, or that:May be found atterbpt ing to enter any of them (ezetiPtwhervftens a Bali(h port) will be declared legal prizes. Out only firrife is that this lacerate *was not fanner retorted to.' %p* The Townfitend packet, which let Lifb , n on the tgth ult. has strived at Falmouth, The Auckland packet. from England, had arrived 'there before the failed. . t ..• The letters by the Townthend will not be dtiniett ed out till to-morrow, but there are :htter,erro . ow' town than any the can have brought. A Brr e ino which left:Liflosts on the zBth ult..atrivbd Dial on Oundby tall. • No torfoßritiltion 'of ffi l e ported Revolution in Spain had been received 'balms. this veffel taile4.and the news was entirely difOledi-, ted. It was believed that the French army had left Bayonne on the tsth ult. and that they were:within 4o leagues of Li(b in. The Captain adds, that alntoft all the Engilib pea. perty was embarked. and the whole of the faelory quite in readinefs to fail all the neutral Sipping par. ticularly being taken up for their aidnannsedatissa. Sunday night a Meffenger was; dir' patched to Sir Stoat.: SMITH, now on 6414 se : Bath, aod Smother was fent off to Adtairaliridiiii t 'acretymouth, 'fop pored to info+sts hira..thit would iburcly be these. and fail the kik opportunity. • -. The Military Hofpital it Gorport is fitting oplar the reception of the troops from South Ameiicai: Admiral Coco ItAall (who had been at Halifax two months), failed on the sth ult. in the BeHeine, with the Rathilies, Lebanon, Acafla, and Melamine, fo Bitbadoes ; from whence it was undernood he was to fail immediately with a force to attack the I)anilb Wands in the Wett Indies. Comminioner 'soca- WI LLD came home in the *eagle. e ven of the qa Witco on boat d the jacon frigate. apt. Cocotte/li, os the Halifax flatiosh.hairst. been et ied by a Court, Martial, arid fentenced to be hung. Fire of thelii were to fuffer on the toth ult. on board that Lip. - THE ARMY. We ate glad to annouttiee;'*ft the - Wm.*, of Militia do not now exhibit. the' thith oath xiititdi tipty' lately did ; they are all filling tiratkC c 'and,voll be more numerous than ever ;_and undes-their.244—: lous;ndexperjeuced Officers, we havi'no doubt that .. , the Militia regiments will foon eabihtt the fame fine appearance which was In jultirtheir pride. .Nearly two httndreel of the ballottek igen have joined Ca SallLa'sregimentohe South -11Ints,at Little Han*. ton:. two hundred reivitittikte on the *arch to jiin Lord Hi wrote's regimenti•iiiii Soriei(lit Lc' -.' 4. it iii' . • • • Otivrdted more fine fellow:4 g fpeedli j e j'it. W..r. ;,: We are glad to hear, thakt hough.. iir 'famectlite corps of Ira and Scots Militia, there woe not stirft the Arne alacrity for volunteeeing which was looked for, it - noir riti on briikly in all of them. That . diffingtifffilif: corps, the t yth foot, has been part icui key fuicifsful with the finek of the, hilh Militia, iregiments. • • The Orates cf priatianbney rti tbilltighet- chtfeillf Officers in the Baltic army,:trabii ',if `onfidietablei in a few days we will •prerent • Gar' Readers, wiik 0 different ratio,.or Blares, of di ff erent ranks ot Offiicrs., We hear that no man .conid tie. pore regretted. than Lieut. Colonel Sir Pisa WAgilkiWe itagt.. W. lately died in confequetice'of West nda r which . he ti. - coved on board of a tranfport, as.be•was proceeding to join his regiment, the 64. th, is Trinidad.. Sir I Joss WAIDLAW was a very brave and experienced I officer : and bad, on two former 6ccifio6i l / 2 : Wied id i his country's coot,. • . • - : ....i ii Yefterday 'nothing the itiffe"Cor, Pt ii Ott t . • German Legion matched from Deed on aisii route for Potcheiter. • 1 • !`ti 4444, On Sgurday the Aysthire Militia - pond ova io . Garton to replace the Id Somerfet, whirairl t vid'at , Portfmouth on Sunday morning. On 'FhutfdaY the North Devon mirehedfriciisifloi t having remained in Portmouth garrifon.orvarda of two yeas'. • , Two Companies of the 95th Regimint Iterb landed at Portfmouth from a ttanfport 'which . irrived of ' ; Monday fe'nnight . frorn Monte Video; they marched on for Hythe. Th. ad battalion of the 38th embarked yefter,day AC Portfmouth, for Ireland. • The 88ih rilkiment landed yeflerday from . *to tranfpoitb from South America, and commenced fte.. ,march to Steyning, irk Slam . • -.! IGeneral WitrrsLocza, on his arrival in town, 40 Sunday?, went immediately to Lord CA irctitsAGM't i Office: 'He IVAI yetlerday put under an arreft;prie. I vioollittibia taking his trial by Coon Martial; upim 17 chime, pawed againft him by Sir Sarawak& Aucititittirsi Yeller(lay afternoon Captain Kittc, late G,vernor :nf New South Wale, arrived at the Admirsity:- T Captain Ktirc came in the Buffalo, commanded i n t Lieutenant HOUSTON, and art ivcd at Portsmouth on= =Sunday night. The accounts which have been pub lidied relative to the alarming fcarcity in the fettle meet, are, we underhand, but too well founded. Admiral GAIIIII ea has expretfed his admiration at the unparalleled exertions made by our fleer in the Baltic, to equip the Danini men of war. We have Nen avoured with the following lift of the Blips, and jibe names of thole which fitted them : . ' When built Chrillian 7th • 96 1803 Pnmpee Neptune • 84 1789 Minotaur Waldemar . 84 1789 Prince of Wales Princers Sophia Fredevern 74 177.1 Gauges • • Juice • •- • 74 1774 • Cambrian • Heir Apparent Frederick .74 1782 nrunfwick Crown Prince Frederick 74 1784 Marsade Fuen -• • . 74 1787 M Odin • 74 1788 Hercule Three Crowns - 74 1789 Ruby . Skiold - 74 1798 Valiant Crown Prineefs Maria 74 1791- Gollata Denmark 74 1794 Captain , Norge - . 74 Mo . Omani • . , .: Primed's Caroline - 74. 1 795 APMelnstoes. •. , :.1. Seycren - 64 1793 . Alfred • ~ .. ....., Detmarkcns - -64 s7BO . Cut toisimea ing e P r e gi t, 119 41 ., - 6 4 5 7E 1 ( 516 ck 0 4)40 - ; ' Frigate', of 44 guns—Pearlit•Bo4, by the 'lnfiez ible ; Houfewife, 1779, by the7Nlektphe 1 'regal , sy9s, by the Altrea ; Iris, 1793, by the Afe*.dfirt *ma, 1793; by the itnfatnortd.• • ifentil:'•4 4. I 4 ,1 a , q - Leyden.—Nyade '36, ri107 7 ,14 theAriadae4 are.- deregflegn, ; at, tilacs'bi 'the Stitweilkinn: Lfr_ to 'Belt, 24. 1801, by thCesudet ; • Fylia l , •2-4,.llllcriTß' • the Charger ; Sharpe, • i ff, '179! , by tbePtatUldfdist Dolphin 18, 1792, by the Defpefitel ' keterCury 18, t 806, by the Pompee ; Alert, 18, by the PaitddiVz-. The Tilton /8, 1790 ; Elbe 29, 1800 r•Edefieti so, 1802; Gluckfladt so, ,804; Glotumeu 180144 Nid Elven 18, 5792; Courier s 4. skirl, Filiorrias 54, 5789, were alfo brought away. but we bateau heard by what (hips they were Pa. •. , •-• The Alert and Dolphin were pot included inllit Gazette aeconitt.* • Fol./nein gun boats,,with one gUir; in the bow andone in the flan.; and sight with tWLi guns in the bOws rcic, alfo broughtliwaY. 'fitted - bt r the Francbaife k.and three of. the lattee,dekription I were deatoyedet , =••• , We . kurs4 Jr.., .pnbliCation that contain!, ittkirel ',formations owtirkfobjea, or u .better adapted fot 4 l •gentlentes geing-to the iLA .Ipaici,than jobnfolera . Oriental Vajit4ol.oll pubbikedby J. AMU'S a ! Corn- - hill, price too. 6d:) A -refpeatbie -literary Journal: lays, " This, volume forms a code of infiruition for : young advenfintri, who, it fifteen knoWn, are often ordered out to India without any previous knowledge of the country, and alfo at a• titWe when they cannot pollibly &mills themfelves with books containing the neceffary information ;•in feet, the author's foie object is to furnith a efeful companion on his brft viii to the Oriental World, and the means of preferving of health in hot climates, and preventing thofe remout• ) codequences that refult from intemperance ) " Arc: ices = NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Corftwallis packet from Malta, is arrived off Sbe parted from the Carteret packet, also from Malta, five days fence. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9. Arrived the Ransrasca frigate from a cruize ; Cores, Wawa, fromidEinte Video ; and the fol lowing traafports, viz. the' Ceres,: -REID ;—Johr sit, ; and the KolArr-Tarltw, • jacesos e fioni ;be Cape of Good jive, fr . * sabenec thiy 411;i40n the ;II Atwell la . party:llolC.the Indianian, und er i:mtsvoy pf .Majefin's They were joined by the °Cease, Lord Eldmr; and Lord Keith aft‘lndiarisen ; jefferfan; South Seama n , at St, .Heleni, 'from whence they failed on the :d SepteMber. His hfajellfs fh;p Attrignr has puffed by with the Indiasams fnc the ; Downs : ,a Guernfey huig Iran the River TWA, failed. from the Cape in coin. andperferroiffbe . Weflern Hands: .The Cap. tin of her died on bard the AIDPWr. Sailed this mprning frtsm Lyminiton his hilvjefly'sthip Srertay 'WO , 0,,M. Rpm, Efq.. 'bite, for ftmesien,—. A . :Wl l 4: l C s. ;r:` , lts! - t „ Pant tlOVErpin 9. .•-• • • 1 .1. ' *the- outteardianund, &e. which failed 4eficitlity,,bWing to adverfin winds. Arrived this tp~►pipg . hit .M:sjefiy's Rote , (hip Prevoyante; frog Gibraltar, .and remain in the Downs with the tips u per tart: Arrived alto the Combatant !loop, from ,kiso Baltic Phorphorus fire . veffel,'ifrom a cruise... Sailed the Spathlsr,, Acute, and 'Fervent gun brigs, for the More ; Kangaroo iloap, and Bold gun brie, est cruise of !begot of France.—Wind W. • .• '' '" 1 VINIOUTH, OCTOBER 9. • - . - cr he Mc ATO * iiiis`thornrng arrive 'i - • - i • a man of • war, faptpist CAssrasst., flom . Copenliagen , and a Dana Fotvette. Five fail 4 isonfports are now worki9g op into there Roads nd a large fhip, fuppofed.a.Man el watm the Offing. Three tranfports marked B. Y. B. It and A. o.ivhia failed on Satuiday; hive pat ck, and feveral others are alfu in fight. Sailed the .....• 1.0,411011 D frigate. HULL, NOVEMBER 6. • The Cognac packet, Hatter sou, from Shields to Gibraltar, with coals, is on (bore on the Holnie Sand, in the Humber ; and will he obliged to deliver part of. ter cargo before the can he got off. The Reliance, 'of BriAlington, Captain TifOM.SON, from - Riga to jilAndon, wattaken on the sad Oaober, by a Inglail ,LPriVateer ,; . retaken on the . 25th, by the Paragon,* tranfport.alkikatried into Bridlington on Sundq I lift. The N a - . t—, fums Shields, has been takes --- ,V . by . a privateet s . Make* by .the Wanderer S. W. sad is arrived in the Thames. — The Eel, r,---, was loft on fiVednefday, of Speeton cliffs v.ene of the crew was .diownadi e ap4 ilte re (InarrowlY efcaped with life. :,• .' - .:- • : FROM LLOYD'S UST. ',..OnnvUnglia, Nov. IL—Palled by the Marquis. Erelba, Hoff. Mass i. ilawirs ? --; and the Concordia, Lawrence, from Arch -.angels t ii kringer, Whiams; and the Erron, Gillies, from Riga ; ',Sally, Thrsater. from Cork; Trident, Fillarnan:: Nairn, --.—, .and the Sivlfal-Marpretts-Augufta,—, from Copenhagen-- 'Endeavour, %Tian, from Newfoundland ; Berry Cattle ' Brows, from Oporto; Leno, Sayers. from Lifbon ; Argus, Peterfon4 sal the Royal Bounty, Hall. from Gottenburglt. Sailed the Da; Warts, for Riga; Hedor, Watron, for Peterlburgh; An% Oakwood, for Surinam ; Camden, Hill ; Symmetry, Ly and the Hanover, Adamfon. for Jamaica. I . Nov. 9.—Palled by the Patriot, Lindley. from Copenhagen Martha, ta . I R n icha h rds, ; frr ire Ari g an o r in li on fri . s, War i n n i tr an n , t. fr; i m alw ita d ' Also, Herne; Trafalgar, Spencer; Sandlento Awony, and d Atlas, Harris, from Oportot--Sailed the Union, Sbephard. ft Cork; Wi ll iam, Bar fi eld, for ,Malta; Pomona, Smith, and To lawney Planter. Wifeman , for Tobago; * Satyr, Johns, for S ,Dontingo ; Juno, Filltel. for Grenada ; Llitinruniny, Gawks Ada., Frankland, and the London, Goldfinch, for Jamaica. . . . . .. Tile Trafalgar Gibbs, from London, and thigeft of t,he tie for Sodom, wider convoy of his ..majcit,y`• (hip Julia, put ica . merar a . on the 29th of Augnft,.ciz. Ate, Coffer) Planter Gm akans; °sweater. Milner ?ray : Ranger, Hall :. and the Swims. : Wyndbign, ~.. I. - • • • a- , ••t . I, The Venetia, Brand..from ate illimMnablat Marflois d. is q 1'404 aid feat into fialtfitrU ' ...* :•.-. - . • -, , 47 ' 'r4 rand Our, 4LndertOn, and 'the tier*. Gardner. from I.oe dfir for the Sout*Seas, arrived at Monte Video on the ad, alli Q? saes did? iroyage on'the rrth.of September. The Mao -144 1114.1.1#,11.:ittlefionsiolny from theM on the soh July. - Ibis tiasioi.4.o4ll. from I.kverpool for Tonfbirg, is detained (Of o lfternouths. .. • . The Amaiean kip Vaneouver WWI driven on more in the selc on the l id ilia. • but is coveted to he got off one'Altitander“.MAlnlay. of Greenock. was driven on than sin Me Ild'illt. near iftillato.-Four fail were alto Ica betwcut Kir lab bid Sligd• ••- " - - - - . rl of s boliekb Wallace. from Hull for I cid' was drives • . 410. 1 de5. 1 4c, ~.. . . , ...lksoiralknorink,HaMdst, front Ortega for Coodod.fi'tbwed tai Ihryrkb. after being ma hum, . „, . , The Harmonis. lhoog, from Oporto. for,Sligo, Is loft mar I baseesorrif and part of the cargo fared. . i' t - s & •• ARRIVED. • . OfDover(Olte Arnizsde ----, from Oporto ;. Pltbe, Gelle ger c tyrd the Bracy, 144ber; from Malts..-At Sheaves to billet. -.-..-. from America—At Pottlittouth. the Motor, • htat. troneboe--At H01i,.-the Raehaci and Ann, Brow. Rib: sod 'Ote I ibaty, .-.-; from Peterfburgh-sAt Cf. Val: Clkselote,- Hook, from Stockholm—At Waterford, 111 s zoot . Ils•-••-•"•'. from Memel --Al Quebec. the Rolla Cow yi Capri: from Plymouth ; 'arid the Dotter , Strand, fro, --At'Mprite Video, the *seetiork, tangier. tem" L' • 4 •At Oilwaltar, Oitirge; tletivallyn ; : Weymouth, Hera* lyn' Sifterli,linpfon ; William, kispfpni and plavigauon, re 'raer, from Leaden—At •Oporto, cite .Dehance, Crocker. km tDotitin-At rbee, the Donmie, .:„.....1.-, from Hall; Aunts. Walker; Dior riak—.. onttbe Moines, filskely , from Loads. At Milord, tke.l.ori Netted, Wade ; Vie Blsplort, White. fow Oporto; and the jegerfoo, Brooks, from the ,Sooth Seas-At Barkeeper, the Admiral Colpoys, - York. the Sofa", Collins and the MA" - ; iliocioa, Stanton ; ; Liverpool Page, from Liverpool—At Berbice, pool. and the Tralalgar. the Independence, Walker, from from Africa—Mary, Hatch, from . from Liverpool—At Baltimore, from Liverpool—At Savannah, the yelped—At Philadelphia the Man 'emend, Hamilton, from Liverpool from London—At Surinam, Londow—At Demerara, the %Mims and Demerara, Inglis, from Liverpool ▪ SLUM - I, • • from Africa —At Pet e Soren, Stereos, from MO I Ocean, MYlcr ; New York. of Packet, --, and the Dee Pet ee, the false, Hunt, from from London —At Cha I the Clyde ; Port Mary. an Dublinl—and die Amylleo altirnore, the Diana. Holtioak he Lively, nonagon teero Lt r a nehefter, and the tol —At Virrinis, the Live Oak n, the Porydlee. Compton, fr hag Maid, from Leedom , pool.