Star. — London, England, 1804-12-05 00:00:00

FROIITIitS of SUAlti. Nov. ty.—The Auftriau General in the Aufirian provinces of Dalmatia and Albania, Count de &LADY, has difpatched a courier to the Emperor of Auftria, to give hips an account of Come attacks he was obliged , to, snake, againft the Turkith initrgents, who have made a incurfion into a diftririt 'united at precast to the States of his Mal jefiy the EMperor and King. The era& details of this affair are not yet kown, but more circuinftintial relations are daily expeaed. The courier zbpve 7 mentioned proceeded firft to Vienna, under an idea that the Emperor had returned thither; but not having found him, he repaired in hafte to Saltzboorg, to deliver his difpatcbes into his Majefty's hand. It is inferred from this and more recent cimumftanceas that the difpatches are of the utmoft importance. It was probably this affair which accelerated the Em peror's departure for Vienna. His Majefty fet out from Saltzbourg, at fir o'clock, to return to, his capital, from which he has been abfaot about a month. WU the ern• on• obe tfter Fon,. ;one the leli. r!taipp at;on, re sr : be ed . fee r P*Perf ore of eorreA heady 'in Om ll folly Ficl :brated ;kyr. nice of diaria banks nd ra• ut five born to iniffion inatae defina• :ing uP from kones. om tbcir irtte ‘11 2 4 oof 'be Basin or THI Melia, Nov. 17.—,Letters from Cattaro of the tath of Odober, mention Come par. oculars. which, no doubt, have caufed our paper t to publilh that the Ruffian troops frdtn Cerra had entered the territory of Montenegro... One of thefe letters Oates; "that hardly had the Außrian General OtRADT, Commander in Chief in Dalmatia, arrived on the Banks of Cattaro, before, according to his in• itruilions from Vienna, he fummoned the Montene grims to evacuate that part of the country of Zupa, which they occupied contrary to all right. The Mon ! tenegrians havingrefufed, General OTILADY ordered a detachment Of IMperial troops to advance, when Ate Ramer evacuated the country, and retired to wards the mountains The nett day fome troops appeared upon the heights; dreffed like the Ruffians, and who, by their manoeuvres, feemed inclined to take poffefflon of that territory to which the Bilhop of Montenegro forms pretenfions. General O'Baanv Ordered then fii companies of infantry to advance: The Bifhop did not think proper to wait for the Auf. Irian'. but ordered the Montenegrians to retreat:— There were the troops taken for Ruffians." Accoiding to letters from Hamburgb, the King of Finals has lately ordered a report to be laid before bins, concerning the tituation of the &Swats of his kingdom. On account oi.the froft yefterd*y, his Melam did not !mot, but, accompanied by the ,Princefes SorHua and AMSLIA, rode on horfeback through Eton and theeighbourhood of Barham : her Ma uro-T. and th e other Patacassts, tool an airing to Frogmore. . Vetere's, the Ruffian Ambafrador irantaded bufi. nets at Lord Haitiowsc's Office, from half pettily° o'clock till half pan. three. Sir Davie and Lady Ocicey haying re-oetupieci their hour, near Richmond, her Ladytbip was hap pily delivered of a fon and heir on the 3el Friday lak being St. Andrew's Day , t he Earl of paLwoutra, Grand Mater, the Earl of Elitist., Dewy Grand Mater of Free Macon', in Scotland, gueleltPanicibi tarl Mosta (Ailing Grand Mater in England . the Earl of Azermt, Lords Eton°, and DOWN', and 4 very numerous affemblage oft's* Brethren of the &Event walked in procef ton, by torchlight, to the The Royal, at Edin burgh, where the Anniveettry Feflival ou of S aon et. A drew was celebrated is the mutt harmonis On Friday the 3oth tilt. his Royal Highnefs thel Duke of CAMItIOCE, accolopanied by Brigadier- 1 Generals ?gists and GL6DSTAIILS, reviewed the Royal Wastage Volunteers, co mmanded by Capt. Wise, when his Royal Highnefs was pleated to ex • prefs the ft ll approb rongeation of the truly military appearance of the Corps, and of the corretnefs with which they performed their various evolutions. - On the 19th tilt. the Aberdeenfhire Volunteer bat. talion, confiding of the r, Stains, Cdrny,M lick, Tarves, Logic Buchan Stains, and uden Vo lunteers, under the command of Lieutenant Col. L. Ross, with the Dyee, New Maehar, and Fintry Vo • lunteers, under the command of Captain Nut, and the 'Bethel/tie Volunteers, commanded by Captain SCOTT, were brigaded and reviewed at Votic ino, by Brigadier General G ORDON, forming& patri fcenel to a numerous aftemblage of fpeaators. The Gene -1 ral exprelted much f a t;rtaaion at their improved Hate of unif.rmity and military appearance, °Mercies that he had feldom or ever teen a line of finer or' more ferv;ceable young men. The General and fe veral other Gentlemen dincd with the officers at Murray's. Saturday, ti e ad Regiment of Mid-Lothian Vo ltinteer Infantry, undcr the command of Lieutenant Colonel Cast RILL. went into quarters at Leith, on perma nent ditty, for 14 days. al In addition to the works thrown Op on our g Eaten coall, for its defence againfi invafion, Go vernment has, within the ha tir weeks, contraeled for the creflion of but at Bexhill, fufficient tn con tain 30co troops. Thole for the privates, which ac commodate thirty-two men each, are nearly finilhed and the whole, when completed, will cover about thirty acres of ground. The quantity of fire* ufed thatching them was fo great, that the conuaeors would have expetienced Come difficulty in obtaining it, ;:ad they not been aiiiiied by the Earl of As ti and ,w conlidcrable land owners of the g, boorlinod who libcrally allowed their tenants to t fur rills as moth as they could (pare, ctheirontrarrcfpeElive y to the con di t i ons upon which they hold terns. Inc above huts are in part occupied by four batta lions of tl:e tie s German Legion, and to which, it is eirefled, the ph battalion, now aationed at Northam, will Oinr . ly remove. On Tliiirlday, mid Saturday lA, the (wind battalion ot the gad regiment commenced their match from Wecly Ili:tracks, on their route totaliverpool, from cc flicy are to embark immediay for land. Tire sod is :Red to be reglaced by the ith root, now at Cokhcler. ALIRK-LAATE. • CORM RiCNRIICE, inc. 5. Wheats continue to coma flowly to band, which caufes our left prices to be nearly fupported. There are a fesr [simples of prime old and Dantsic that tither exceed our currency. Barley and Malt, at the finals of Monday's market were noted cheaper, and are fo to-day, the former being in good fupply. Beans and Grey Peas are rather at lefs. We have Rill loft arrivals of Oats, which canfes prefent prices. Flour and other articles at little flufuati n. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, Soon toss. .1 ISS per qr. Grey Peafe 48s. to sir. Pine Ditto, trei. p6s. ed. &ant, yen ses. 6d. • Rye (new), senign Tie& Ditto 4Sa• 5 LL ed • Darley,4BL 535. od. Malt, Boa. Bst. od. . • White Peace, •6i. 62,. od. Oils. 5 33• 16 35% • ' Poland ditto, 375. 38$. od Rape Seed, 471 to 431. per left. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour pss. to 981. Seconds pos. to pss. per fart. Agra& or BREAM—Yeller(lay the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be continued at t , d. the (barters Loaf of Wheaten, and t sd. Houfehold. THEATRES. tfible WA Comte. GARDEII.—Lag night the juvenile Rofeiar appeared in one of his molt favourite charaaers, Young Norval, in the tragedy. of Daaalar, and perform ed it throughout in a mofi falcinating Rile. The blood of " the Douglas," from his WI introduaion, as the pettfant No,val, till he affirmed all the dignity of virtuous rank, appeared to mount like the fpirits in a tbertnomem, expanding with the increafe of fo ler influence, till it reached a climax inconceivably grand. That a little boy lisoald be able to accomplifh there things is indeed palling grange, I Our Readers can eatily conceive, well as they are acquainted with the text of the play, in , which par. I rages a youth of fuch capacity would moR excel ; he was, however, chiefly admired in his contelt with', Mei:a/von, and in the lag fcene with his mother, both of which were chef el'arraret, in the art of aaing.i— , in this, he tops the climax, and leaves all his former exertions far behind. His attitude, when he come{! , wounded upon the Rage, from the conteß with Loiel Randolph and Gimes/von, with two fv , ords in his hlnds; was full of grace and dignity. Nothing could be more animated and noble. The fame grace and dignity attended him in the agonies of death. This part of the (*mac was alto managed in a way peen. Harlt.his own. On the moment of expiring he makes ti conlisillivieffOrt to embrace his mother ; but when railed half way from the ground, his firength for fakes his, and he falls lifelefs upon the Rage, in a direaion oppofite to that in which he rote; thus evinc ing., in the gafp of death, the invincible ardour of affeaion. Thunders of applanfe clofed this fcene. High as public expeaation was railed, the performance exceed:d it. ~ , • Among the loudeß in minuet applinfe was his Royal Higlinefe the Prince of Waxes, who wee in the box f; oat trig :age, up one pair of Rairs, on the fecond _ti m.. _ e pair or prompter's fi de, d uri..g the whole performance.— Coot, performed Werraboon in his belt manner, and Haacaave re•eftablifhed his reputation by an ad mirable delineaticn of Old Norval. The Lady R all dolpb of Mrs. I.lvcirra ten was animated, but rather unfinifhed, and MURRAT was very refpedtable in Lied Randolph. The houfe was again extremely crowded, and the company in the lions was very elegant, but in the pit and galleries there was but a very thin fprinkling of females—only thirteen in the former. As every thing of and about the wonderful boy Mailer Barre is Interefting, it is material to know his exaa height and weight. His height is 4 feet to inches and a half. His weight 6 (tone 3 pounds and a half. The Yoe's/a Rosen,* was introduced to the Prince of WALE s tin Monday afternoon, :thou two o'clock, at Carleton Houfe, by Mr. SH tRADAN. His Royal Hightiefs, on the entrance of this prodigy, took him by the hand, and complimented him in the molt flat tering terms on Lis theatrical abilities, and allured him that he fhould ever find him a warm friend. Rosclus likewire vifited the LORD CH Axes Lena yefterday morning, at ten o'clock, in confequence of a preffing invitation from his Lordfhip. Dituar-esne—Mrs. Coweay's elegant comedy of 7k Belle': Stratagem was performed here laft night. Mils Dome AN was every thing the authorefs intended the fircinating Letitia Hardy to be. Every heart beat in unican with the thrilling fweetnefs of her Fong, which was loudly nicer:l. The honk was full, and the company elegant. Matrimony followed —Mts. leanas and Mr. ELLISTON were uncom monly interelling and lively. Preparation. are making at Drury-lane Theatre to bring out YOUNG Roses us with the utmoll splendour. Mr. SittRIDAN has given fpeciat direftions that in every pert he performs he (hall be aflifted by the utmoll ftiergth el the company, and that nothing Rut( be warring which can tend to add to the impref lion and intereli this extraordinary youth is calculat ed to produce. Wino Class.—The fii a meeting of this Clob for the year, was yeflerday held at the Crown and An. chor Tavern, when Mr. BYNO was in the Chair After the regular toafls of the inkitution, the health of Mr. Fox was drank with enthufiafm. The Hon. St. /impute St. Jona in a (bort appropriate addrefs, gave the health' of Mr. 8Y110..441 . FRA/CCII 131111t0tT7..41h 1 the Independent Free elders of the County of Mkktictri. A toaa which was received with the loueeft telii monies of applaufe.Mr. BYNG returned thanks in a clear, articulate, and manly fpeech, in which he di ye r plainecithe concha hand obferted during the late conteit. As member for the County he had not thought it refpaltul to his conaituents to take an attire, perfonal part in the elation, and he had Accordingly made an open declar?tiow of his neutra lity. It was however w perfealy known, t h a n vote for as a p ri- V . ltt 9 COIiaIDATI, be :uld have girtn Sit ksAit. is fitment r. A sew monacr has been Jac:meted in Glafitow, in the ref Inn el a butcher's boy, named Dalrymple, wlso,having wounded two young women with a knife, has been lent for twelve months to the Brie . -well of that city. . . • • . n;:criunUTroN OF PAILEMQ7IIO.. • • : • ••, A difiribution ache Glop of the CaalbD6Oglat, recaptured .May' 0.8, 4804, and the Lord North, re. captured June to. 1804; will be made to tbe.Sr an,- eta on het arrival at Gibraltar, and recalled at Na tt, Cecil-firecti for three years.... _ . . , LOSS Off THE ROMNEY. . .., ".s ; t • CATAACT Of A LETTen 'ROW int WOW. CAPTAMI codify*. STATING TWA ClactialsTANCM ATTANDING TAB LAMA II! Ma alai MTV'S soar anther: r ':. : • • ,• • . -.. ' •.' - • .. ~ .. " Helder (Ninth lionand),l l l4l. at. " Tt is with feelings tithe ileorde regret, sod WIWI I Peel bat littisearableofeamilling,that Vat &we • to Plow th- palatal duty of acculedeg o z alb with al ish mi his Mild. rea tido Ronny oo M y the itch a; iiit.tho kiwis, upon the 9. W. part of the owing to the eaffethe Of the p: . lots, although metier roundlet , ' had ben( takes decor nee ferm iforniouth, whence we failed at nine A. M. on the preceding dn. " I felt cenfideett4• fen minutes before the tip Mack, that vr.: were Rill on the gdge rof the broad Fourreme, sod' having then founded, they roared finding in, under du fell. then fat. viz. double rodedtop-tall, and foretoewotaft ttayfell. with the wind at S. S. W. until they thould be hi ten or eleven (ethane To this I eta)edled,n, from the onfeilded • appearance of the weather, and the thicket(' of the fog, I dame d it irnprudeut to append' the there, in quett of gear-Admiral Reel. to when I waa proceed ing conformably to ply orders. We were accordingly in the let of 'Marin, when a Sege ask, apparendy at anchor, wasdifenneggt through the fog baring E. by N. Wink= Rood towards her, to make her plainly, but had nut proceeded on that coed* (war: the abovenentiored fell) more than tour or five minutes, when we perceived her to be a large meet's's:Mao as thare.• The lido.. then ailed to L... 11 cif, on the larboard tack. bat before thy: Sip could be brought to the wind, One Mock. The wind battened to bemele, the fog betas again very great, and a heavy ha got up,, the ihip crack fo hard as to rade her to make fo much watt, that lo a Bart time all hope, of raving her were at an end. Thom then renisioad but the hope of laying to his Majefty's fer rice the officers and.craw. in that hope I have, from a combination of on fortunate o irgumtlanoes (and more e(peddly from mot of our endears bring attracted to us by the guns we had fired, which. r bidding:ad myfelf would have been the cafe pandas' when the weather was dear) been dUsppointod. .. That every pothte exertion wa" made to lam the calamity. after having (truck, I trust will appear from the SWUM& It Win be a great coofoiadon to myfeif and the officer a to know that they have that effedt. Under the unnfinefs of sow% w hi c h d ig Id, o f the flip I bad the honour to cozumand oseurally nudges, I fed font ailed:don in reilettlng open the Eldon, waive, and orderly corded rf my Avers and crew, In dr cumfbasees the moil tint. and in which they endured the kerne barn** With cheerful. uric, and in per ed reliance on Devitt a Paovrontee, whole in terpofition in our behalf was ikon* evident. " When the Dip floated • little. On was, by hating gods bower anchor, brought to (wing her head to the wind, which engin her to hold together, and ha bras through tbe horrors of the eight. which we certainly Oswald not Wined(' have liantved. " We have experienced from the Dutch Admiral Kirlbett every attention that oar difireffed Otoathot made fo needfary, and which his &tondo° fume incapable of withholding. env franca mq enemy ; but the wants of toy fellow (offerers ere gnat, for not an ankle of clothing. or any thing ells was Caved is w en from the general wreck. I bogie the Dutch Government will be difpci ed to alleviate in fume degree their wants, in clothing partiesbny. and I have Racked the atilitanot of Rear Admiral Ruffei is ob . tainingthefe nocrifaries. have rake to believe we Salk that to Aialterdara mail ' exchanged. 1 " The news et the kneel and Jelly best. wits hod here hood ' to bear up for the Tent joined eat bore this del ;am The barge was ' fwamped aimed& ; on totter. in her attempt to bring to our allance a Oboe wire t = we Medias of war ' dined., woo driven axing the breakers en the Haan, and err let. The other cotter, equally unfocodded in an attempt to bring to us • faun.. which was in fight to leeward, wart under the charge of Lieutenant Harker, who, unable to regain the fleip,jwilipo* ' ed it moll pedant to beer up for the Teach la hope of oboshring ~ ' !damneder ft, which. however. the One of the weather did oat Am of bong afforded that sight" , • , Minor as rdperlisse the lets of kis Matelly's Ship Renewev, the Hoc. Jobe Catwalk Captain, on die S. W. Hag. co hdraday, the 19th November, aloe. le At nine &cinch on the morning of the tlith of November, weighed and made fail from Yarmouth Roads, in order nide his Majetty's fquadron off the Teed, wind S. S. W. At son took en departure from Loweftoffe, then bearing W. by N. i N. I i or se mores, at which time we were liming R. S. E. Lotman hour ly; at four o'clock on of the pikes ordered the Sip to be awned E. by S. on which ends the continued, anseding to We lag board, until four o'clock next spurning, what he was bows ao : in this date the remained until a few mimeo before rig e 1 mLe o'clock we founded in 16 fathoms, at (even so, fended fns s t dens. A few minutes before eight, dee sada top fall woe , end the Lip hauled dale to the wind, hying IL I. wind as above. * tab alen it became alias chow. sad we furs ihip of war. . bearing North. We were thou immeadhady going he won Rip rad (ask bee, when it was celled taut forward that there was a large Sip at the lee bow, we therefore bore down towards her. fewindeg the wea one of our fquadron at nicker, and le leer or Are mantles after fond the above Sip an Amerkan nocrthensaam Imo hwe ; the hentwas Immediately put a.weatiser, and the mime I =Chimed, when the Sip [track ; guns were than fired fed cc but no attention was paid to them by the above valet —The tills were than dewed up, and totgaliant math Renck. kale people employed ar the pampa, others cheesier lbw over board, fee• to lighten flip, haw to no affnhes the lisipobortly after (hiking very hard, gained very PA urea the pa " A. M. 't he topmatis and lower yards were m rsek.le order to Mott op; the (hip at the time was Meg =low guest et I. so, few a Men hoar bearing g. by S. seowdlegly feat the third lieutenant, la ewe of the cutters. en bane her en. line lie did ant revere ; at two taw a dagger in the N. W. finding towards use fired leveret gun. in &Limb for her atfiftnee. width Ow pail ino attention to ; we the* maimed a cotter watt a maftees mate end fen° seamen to befog her t., which could rot be effedieti, aid Is returning to the flip the bum was u; ter tnd all en board p diked. The jolty boat motheaten from the Sap to the Annelean veld on asore,in order to glebes boats : when arriving at her. the wn obliged to make fall before .be weed to f .:e their lives, at this dose the lane! was drove from bet grapnel. at 4 wee Aided to mike fell .WO. Doing this date the kip was gaining us in. sad the water over the atop deck, With the flop ftrileng very ' bony ; at was thee thought adwifable to cat two the nave a ease her, which was Anse accordingly at 1, so. At 3t the born Lab doogille, with three renown cc booed, who *zee le4= 'd Mir& were contently firin:;, but could not num; nee. The people were then immediately km to weak in amain • rafts, don ot width wens finalised before dark. 0 At four, the Dap appoint , ' to Eon, and Is lining mend bin I deeper water, let go the fmall bower &ochre which brought her ' bead to the fee; humedutaily after let go the ' heft bower anchor. It coodnued to blow very band uniting the ni.4, with Wet hail Weather and min; In the rooming It became mom me/rata With ' fair weather; law Kyk-dawn busing &E.ii U. We the beret firing gun for affiftanee from the Teach ea no appeared in ' fight itom the ding. The people were thee let to work to mak tog Mere rain, welch were Noe accomplieed, million In the , whole five in .amber. At It. 30. the Caputo bad the opinion of the Carpenter, to know whether beamed it Ede for we to remain on Ward mother night or not. His antra war. , Certainty mot; 1 -Abe Lip having already broke a gonad" and the main-beein door- A few nainstes alter permitted tome raft* to leave the hip. I having kik for sack, and favourable wind for the More; all this I time Dotting being in fight cowing to our dill or ee, although • flag of trine bad bees Inn from day-light. At nano caw (nerd boats coming towards us from the Teed, me of load' here a lag of tram The Captain then immediately ordered the pm pie to throw the quaner-deek guns over Ward. with an the hada arms sad other warlike Poem, which was ercomplldmd At one . I , they came alor411.!:, oath o r ders from 11 ,- Admirol commaodierg ' at the Tezel, wain, t , know II we wA.1,1 give °oftener, up as prtfoeers of war, t , f e: th: I tea If the thep% company, which was 'awned an the affirmative, as nothing owed he fern in the idling to rend , ras any allt,Latt.m. In the vote', of th, atlontwan. the remaining part of ils, tin. 's company were all landed ae the fickler, by the Diva twat , On the Ii It init. motterni the thipli company in the church, n here they were conned " i korenant Dark., with the crews of th. hosts which ware drove trap the flip, arrived at the Helder; all° [Actaeon! barker with the crew co! the cutter, which Lad Wen fent after the Deeds host, joined, having bore op for there'd ;snot swing at lc to ma sin the !hip. Frond ti. people mar: as per lilt awided. " At day light lla • norm:T. he.% the sad, found the thip had Bane to pieces durizg the . Ise% said t.c.cevedige at her remMoles."' IV4I7TIC.IL MALLS THU L • • lAN. DUI. All. coo. a s lioninvits o 6 3 Ocuonborgd► 0 0 The Paws or WELK& packet. with a Mail from Lifbon, is arrived at Falmouth; the letters will not be in town till to morrow. - Tomsk'', Dec., -,—Arrived his Majeffs, hired armed brig Moattfot!, from Plymouth, to take the (Imes of the Vey 'taus man of war to Plymouth. The weather has moderated a little this day or two part, which has enabled his, Majefty's (hip Imre- TUYUI to get out of her perilous fituation, by warping away to windward, to an anchor left behind by the Goxia H. The greateft fears were entertained about her latt Friday, as fhe was drove far in the Bay, and It was expelled the would go on fhore, having a great many of the V ew IR At LE'S crew, which, with her own, made 1,100 fouls. Her yards and topmaft were frock, and the carpenters on deck had their axes ready to cut the matt away, the Gentle Men on (bore were kindling fires and writing in larie black charac ters on the white houfes dirations where they fhould flick her in to lave their lives ; but, thank Goo, the has weathered the form. The brig Nelly's acmes ate getting out and faing. The galliot which came in is the Catharine Ha Daut7. PLYMOUTH, Dec. in the Sixsti, of 18 guns, from a mine : ,alro the ['Jolla' galliot Johan na Gertrude, Captain EVAT GIL•TO, from Sabo*, bound to London ; put in by contrary wind. , PORTSMOUTH, Dec. +—Arrived feveral outward bound veliels from the DOWRS Navigation and Ajax iranfports, from Guernfey.—Sailed his Ma jetty's (hip Daacos, of 74 guns, on a cruize.- 1 Wind S. YARMOUTH, DEC. 4.—This morning arrived from a cruise the Evusztom frigate, Capt. D. STRWART, and the Fait' wry sa gun brig.—Sailed the Vas's. Scour, and Cassoa gun brigs, to the Northward ; alto failed the, Ft.! cutter, : with Viftuallers.—Arrived the Aid tranfport, Wa to NT mafter, from the fleet under Admiral Russtz, which fire left all well on Friday evening laft. Laa night the jolly-boat, be longing to the Gaza° armed Ihip uptet, by which accident two men were Unfortunately drowned. The Amiral Magon, French privateer, is Rill on this beach, but hopes are entertained that (he will be got off this week. L'Araroaisa frigate, Capt. Mars- Erg is getting in jury -malls, and will proceed to be repaired. The (hips of war here are the Monmouth and Glatton, of 6+ guns each ; l'Africaine and Ethalion frigates; Cruiser floop of war; Galgo armed (hip, with a fleet bound to Tonningen, and , Ferretter and Bold gun brigs. The Wolf hart, of &nen, Micuasz BUSRHS mat ter, from Peterfburgh, with linfeed, bound to Am fterdam, having been on Hafbro'Sand, is brought in here leaky ; the Kent, THOMAS CARD mailer, from London to the Elbe, with a general cargo, is pat in with the lots of anchors and lee lioard. The Up. ftralboom, KLAAS Sus/sets de Haasw, from Dant sic, to Amfterdam with timber, is fent in by the GLATTOW. Put in the John and Sally, THOMAS Ko. GELS, from Cork with yarn. Wind S. E. DEAL, Dec. 4.—Sailed the CHAMPION frigate, Captain Blom ray, with fevcral gun brigs, &c. on a cruize off the French waft. Arrived the EUOINIS floop of war; and the MANLEY gun brig from the w eftward, and remain in the Downs with the Kt of the (hips as per ;at.—Wind FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Cit ATlttl;b. Dec. 4...-PaTed by, the Elk, Moser; and Young ,1 Humor:is, Brewer, from Motile; Vrow Lucie, Milhou, from Rotterdam; Betty, Bibles ; Five ;Mod Brothers, Thomas; and Charles Ludwig, Zcyluit, from Embden.,Billed the Walling ton, Waterman, for Afri:u; Arladam Dale, for Jamaica; New, Difont, Sinclair Jot ; opd aDo m i log, gu,g,t; ao 3 Jane Elizabeth, Viok, for Rutterdam. Avacven.—takt Hull, Union, Stewart t and Alliance, Ufber wood, from Peterfburgb—At Aberdeen, Confide, Cockraw, from Gamic; and Daphne, Mattel], from Rlga—At UM, Hope, l'Al:eety, from Nov. Ncotia....Pit Riga, Penelope, Loos, front London—At Naples, Carpenter. Meyer ; and Speculation, Sims, from Cornwall. A fleet from the Baltic, bound to England. put into the Inc of Jura, on the soth ult. wind•buund. The Euavotca fligate, with about so fail of ref bcund to Lifb .r, Oporto, and the Mediterra nean, failed from l'ot t ;month on Sunday. The Flameout (loop is ordered to proceed to the Eall Indies, trom Pottlievuth. The CLY DS, of ;8 guns, has, upon infpetlion, at Woolwich, ken found in t. decayed a Rate, as to render it neceffary to bteak her up. A (hip of 1200 tons, built for the kreice of the EaR India Company was launched at Deptford yefterday; Captain Ramsnru is to have the command. The Agenoria, WILKINSON, from Lynn for Ply mouth ; and the George, SHAW, froro Sunderland for London, arc on (bore no the Yorkfltire cos& The &II Eaft India fleet of the prefent fission will confift of the following (hips, which will fail about Chrillenas, viz. Wexford, Henry Addington, Bombay Cask, and Royal George, (or Bombay and Ckna. Fart of Abergavenny, for Sergal zed ChM& Warren Hafting., for St. Helena, Itertcoolen, and China. Saturday we received a letter from Erubden, by the Bremen packet, Louifa, wh'cli cn Friday arrived at Harwich in fqrty flouts from the Ems. By this we learn, that the SCORPION 11 Iv of war was then lying there, on the point, however, rf failing, with a view to cut out of the 'lie the brig Diamond, huts. of Aberdeen, and four te , Cf Eltgt(ll Vaal, which were captured about the solo nit, c ff Tynemou.h, by do. Ftench logger in . .vatea .I.intiral 13; tits. ' t 1 ' i ' 4 1. ~, . ~ ^.! 1 '''' 1 - . ~ - G ft . ---. 1 i . ~. „„. ~.., ' ' 4- i i i ! i: 1,, , 4, ; 4 , , . i. l l 4 .. ' i '