Star. — London, England, 1809-12-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BAYONNE, NOV. 26. Marshal Ney, Duke of Elchingen, who is expect ed in a short time to pass through here on his way to Spain, is to take upon himself again the command of the 6th Corps of the Army of Spain ; large bodies of troops, and many supplies, were passing through daily to the Py-etwes. WARSAW, NOVEMBER 27. The Polish Officers from Russian Poland who pos sess property, and have not returned to their estates, are threatened with confiscation of their goods ; bat it is hoped that it will not he carried into effect,. and that a general pardon will be granted. Since the conclusion of peace, the command of the Polish army has been given by his Majesty to our Duke, while it remains under the immediate orders of the Emperor Napoleon. STRASBURG, NOVEMBER 27. To-day, at six o'clock, two carriages with Officers of the Household of his Majesty the King of Wur temberg, went through our city. His Majesty had', preceded them in a coach drawn by eight horses, with two others of six and four horses each. GOTTENBURGH, DECEMBER 11. One of the stipulations in our Treaty with France is, that, as an equivalent for Pomerania, which is to be restored, together with a small part of the Prussian territory, we must send over ten thousand men to wards the contingent of the Rhenish ConfederaCy. The Successor to our Throne, Prince Christian, is acknowledged ; and our late King, Gustavus, is doomed, along with his family, to go into France. They left Stockholm last week for Carlscrona, from whence they will be embarked for Pomerania, on their way to France. fIESCRIFT OF HIS IMPERIAL MAJZST• TOE EMPERJR OF RUSSIA TO rut MINISTER OF TILL INTERIOR, PRINCE:PM/RAISIN. " We have received intelligence of she exchange of the ratifies' dons of the Treaty of Peace concluded between France and Atm trio, by which the war betweeq Russia and the latter Power is terminated. " According to the principles of this peace, Austria remain:, as before, our neighbour in G allicia. The Polish provinces, in stead of being united, remain still divided among three Powers; Russia acquires again a considerable portion of these provinces; and another part of them, bordering on the Duchy of Warsaw, will be incorporated with the States of the King of Saxony. In this manner are we, after the fortunateterminadon of the Swedish war, likewise free d from the burthens of Austrian war. All dreams of the separation of the Polish provinces have vanished. The present order of things likewise establishes limits fur them for the future; and Russia enlarges, instead of losing, her terri tory in this country. " While we return thanks to Almighty GOD for the happrAir• mination of this war, we commission you to notify the unit Si all civil Governors. " We are convinced that all our faithful subjects, after receive ing novice of this joyful event , will join wi t h us in th anksgivings tS the ALstioxyr, who has blessed Russ with s glorious sad wished-for peace. 4Signed) " St. Plattsburgh, Nov. 12, 1809. " ALEXANDER." THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. Sr. Sixruxu-- Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, and Stamp- Office. We congratulate our countrymen on the final eva cuation of the island of Walcheren. Dispatches were yesterday evening received from Sir Racsinap , STRACHAN, announcing, that all the troops had been, embarked on Saturday morning, and that the whole fleet would sail that evening. Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, in the FLYINGFISH, superintended the whole of the pro ceedings, .till the fleet was ready to sail. Captain, I'AGET, of the Navy, was the bearer of the dispatches Though we have found it incumbent upon us to state to our Readers the general rumours re specting a pretended negotiation opened between France and this country, through the medium of the Austrian Minister, we have frequently cautioned the Public not to be hasty in crediting such reports. We believe we may assert, that, whatever was the nature of the dispatches brought over by Mr. MAYNTZ, he did not carry back dispatches of any kind from the British Government. No negotiation whatever re specting Peace is at present on the tapis between this country and France. The dispatches lately received by Prince STAIIRES(IERG brought nothing more than an authentic copy of the Tr—tty between France and Austria, in obedience to an article of which, his Ex cellency was as a matter of con; se to be recalled from our Court. No official dispatches have yet been received from Mr. JACKSON, respecting the courteous retorts that lately passed between him and Mr. Marinole. The following letter is from a commercial house ; 44 The dismission of Mr. JACKSON, without the con sent and even without any previous communication with his Government, is a most insulting outrage upon the authority as well as the dignity of the Monarchy whose commission he bears, and grievously, indeed, shall we be mistaken if ample atonement be not de rminded and enforced. We will venture to predict CIA the next embargo will not be in America. All the accounts from New York, of which some are as late as the 19th elt. concur in stating, that Mr. JacesoN was proceeding to that city, whence,. it was .expected, he would forthwith sail for England. This -intelligence had a great effect upon the commercial part of the community. Expresses were flying in all directions throughout the Union ; British manufac tures bad actually advanced 15 to 20 per cent. ; and this too upon gcods which before were almost un saleable." • It is stated, in letters from Gottenburgh of the 11th, that one of the articles of Peace between Swe den and France stipulates the accession of the former to the Confederation of the Rhine ; her contingent 9 rr"'' • • 7 7 MiZt' u- • r•ii) .- .~ _ . •• 11 4 :4 VA U RN I .WI it Is l asidi egtl,, to- . l4Sda a :sena pot 5 . .11 . )131 1110401 cATMI4IIO%! TAINMI"riNITWO.I.O 7 • laziri•teseiniAtio, We have received the following melancholy gence from a correspondent : • "'I have this .moomnt Vat( a letter from the Isle tioning the melancholy accounts, of the leis qf ship M Mersa, WIttOLOCK muter, from Vatt i l, Dublin, tobacco, atc.—Ose strasea at VW • (Isle of Man) Quay, about two o'clock on the mombil bast. Jand,altholigh so near the town, ItAvasitnpoesiNe` the sinallest assistance to the crew, consisting of S 1 whole of whom, excepting the Captain and one drowned. On the 17th, fourteen of the bodies west lateirett lease, bolas the irlsolkof chase The Harmony, BoYI.Es, of Hult, .itteivhd there NVednesday from Heligoland, having beat cut from her cables, while at anchor' off by a heavy gale of Nvind an the 12th'114 Harmony came away, t*Thiee **rah Bridlington, and a large.gallins, legte.dsighln on Sandy Island; and two or thrae,others- South Beach, -where severervessels bade*. in the preceding gales. The schOoneflOn, also drove over the North Reef in the 1, 12th, with the loss of anchors and cables, arrived at Grimsby with her outward-boitn , Ib)ard. The "Sarah, OXLEY, of Liverpool, - after delivering part of her cargo at Heligoland, also driven , out to sea with loss of anchor and has arrived there. The George, Ra O DXSP from Hull for Heligoland on the 12th ir- tered the heavy gale of the 14th inst. , and was compelled to put back ou Frida) i__._[_ _ -:-- territory is alsti - td beeline:ed. Aitriewt eheittsitni- Soliiiitaining any possetsions sk `has {OUKIR, and Courtitiedt, . been very questionible for many .yearsi. but in ;kir' .b- id BETS . " hired cutters, from present state it will only tend'olincrease her :,*: .. . *tin board ; they left that place on ties, and confirm her dependence on France: • • i i... 1„,.... ~ et MAR( It appears also from the same letters, that either D.lt'44 Arrived in the Roads his ) through a rancorous spirit of revenge against thede-. and a gun-brig, in, three days 1. throned King, or a fear lest his presence in Sweden arrived- an Ofroet atf the Adjutant. should giverise to a counter.revolution„which the firm- . meat, ae,d. ae otboo,faroces: o f ness of his character and principles could not fail to ne r altieepostoo . ee „. • render hostile and dangerous to the Common oppres t 7.4i0 t, sor, he is to be brought to France, to share the fate of ar m y. am: ,teary satisfactory. CHARLES IV. and FERDINAND VII. It was the boast tinned &a y to decrease,: of the Rulers of France, in former times, that their t o p ortur d wa i sts of 30,000 fighting country had been always the asylum of unfortunate Tb . e . 7o iiiii . _ n4iment of Highlanders • Kings. BOXAPARTE has made it their prison. ing to the water-side, on their v .. a , .:*.• 70 •r.s. , understand, that on Sunday ' Various Ministerial Arrangements are reported to Rosen-MN, Minister of the have been en train within the fast ten days, for the spe- m i nster , pre a c h e d a ser m on cial purpose of restoring Mr.CAtsNnse to Ms MAJESTY'S Councils, under the auspices of his friend, the Marquis Stratford, to a division of . WELLESLEY. With this view it Wasp of 300, wider the command to raise Mr. PERCEVAL to the Peerage, on co l :ron ed that he HERON. would' descend to the Presidency of the Coptcg, *ice .-----4--- Earl CAMDEN ; in which case Lord WELLESLEY was NAVAL INTELLIC , to be placed at the Head of: the Treasury, and conse quently becomes Prime Minister ; and Mr. Husctsson - to have been his Chancellor of the Axcheguer. This . •.• 'FALMOUTH, arrangement, it seems, was found impracticable, and Sailed the-Doke of MarlbOttegh therefore a new one is now on the tapis ; under BULL, for Lishim. which Lord Wettaisteor hoc) have the Blue Ribbon , ..TOIiBAY . #*44. is conciliate him to his present office. * Yesterday arrived his Majestyti Another report states that it was proposed to make 1 Mr. PERCEVAL Lord Chancellor, and be succeeded as - tain Munoz, from Gueinsey Chancellor of the Exchequer by Mr. CANNING. Thursday la*, itiliete she' - We cannot ascertain the precise facts respecting SAR quite_Witel 2 A lso , arrivedhis ' these negociations, but that some changes have been HAWK, frOnl:ooemset: This cf , '.lll contemplation we are certain, and we think it pro- shippoculux for the coast' ' - bable that a few days will explain some of the present WK on a craize. • • • .....----. - -•-- , .- o secrets. .." • '' The Papers and. Letters by the Jamaica Mail, PLYMOttiIIIDOCK, DECEMBER U 4. whose arrival we yesterday mentioned, have been de- Sailed the Adrian'hire d cutter, fot ROChefort ; and livered. The Diana packet sailed from Kingston on the Neptune (1) tender, for Dublin.—Wind, W. ~ the 30th October, and from Crooked Island the 14th PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 25. . • . November. The Kin ston Gazette' contains the fol. lowing paragraphs, under date Rlst October,. 1809: • Arrived the Mottos frigate from the. Eastward, and the DAPPER gun-brig from a cruize:' , • Sailed dsisi di The SARACEN' brig, of Hi guns, Capt. &mar, _ arrived on Saturday from Halifax, last from Matti- PORTMAIION with a. small convoy, to the EastWard.--;:' nique. She sailed from the former port on the 14th The Neptune, Danmark, Hyperion, Pwian, and ult. and left the PENELOPE frigate, of 36 guns, Capt. Cormorant, for the West Indies ; the, tatdymion, --. DICK, lying there ; anchored in Fort Royal Bs. 7 on • Unite , Myrtle, and Growler, for Lisbon and the Mc.' the lat inst. and sailed a eoce on the 4th, at which diterranean ; the Lavinia, with the Marquis of Burs time preparations were gcing forward, anckeonsider able reinforcements were expected there, for the put- and suite.. for Sicily ; the Crocodile, for the Coast of pose of attacking Guadaloupe, and no doubt was en- Africa; the Nyaden, with the Hon. Gen. Bitoomot, tertained of its speedy surrender, as it was very well fer Martinique ; the Inconstant, forthe Cape olGood understood that the inhabitants were extremely fa. -ca - saope, with the outwarl-bound convoys, remain at vourable to the British. The SCORPiON and PHW- Rein brigs were lying at Fort Royal when the SABA • Spithead, owing to contrary winds CEN left it. DEAL, DECEMBER 2.5. UWe understand that' i istrdity lately broke entA' Arrived the Sr. OEDROE, of 98 guns, Rear-Ad- 'drawee& cm use Alta, mi..- ...- —____ _ 'tether, bdag the liwboit:of thole unpin • on board his Majesty's brig CotuatanrkCipt. !' Veers tiiirair.Psoastons, from Abe' Ralik.: the SEAFfeciwra The Harmony, BOYLES, of Hult, -*Tilt' at Halifax, which at first assnmect lather a Serious : s s o op i -o;Stao sretevetsycfentniLislasts; SKYLARK sloop, Wednesday from Heligoland, having b' appearance, but owing to the cootaird resolote fiehel fro i he . Norei it io .&_ o l r, ',lour of the Officers, and the Captain's shbotidg one s ''sailed fii:Poits Hititint* l ' t he'.l6s*.kfrigtsttaen' s w po b r i t c , h fr h orn as cut from her cables, While at anchor* by a hears , gale of tvind en the 1 9 of the mutineers whoa ppeared most forward tad ac- .. ..i. . . W h am ~.. . ..., Harmony came away, tlterhi , shore cm the GcsadWin Sands, but rive, the crew immediately returned to their ditty.— Flushing, got on . .. Bridlington, and a large•ger The gunner and carpenter, it is said, Werehcithim- tlsrough• the exertions of the D s ell bus"a •en ' • has on Sandy Island; and twr plicated in this unpleasant and fatal affair. 'A Court- .bren gotefloatEgain without sustaining any damage. S out h B e a c h, where sev Martial was sitting on the ring-leaders when the BA- , The CORTIELIA sloop, with convoy for il ia westward , in the preceding, gale' RACES tailed from Halifax. .. . brought to an anchor aga i n, the 'whole o f :w hi c h %Pes o The merchants and inhabitants of the Island of' also drove over t• ith , w the ' Jamaica had presented a memorial to his Grace the sell, it is feared , will be obliged to put haat again 12 t h arrived at Gt.; Duke of MANCHESTER, praying that he would permit owing to theminds coming round from the westward. t b ., ard. Tl , British and neutral vessels to bring provisions. and / Remain In the Downs—Princess of Orange, St. George, St. after del' ' lumber, the produce of the United States of America, Domingo, Coen:gee; Audacious, Agincoart, Mownouth, Hein, a l so a from the Spanish Colonies. But his Grace refused Blake, Aboukir, Marlboroagh,Trincido, Furious, Beane, Podar- an " the request, on the plea of having been informed that gus, Seaflower, Skylark, Cordella, Resolution and Betsey cutters, f. a British Minister had been sent from England to the and Folkatone lugger. 1 American Government, for the express purpose of adjusting the existing differences between the two YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 25. Governments." Yesterday, P.M. arrived the ARDENT, 64, tap.. KINGSTON, OCTOBER 14. HONYMAN, from the Baltic, last from Leith Roads, The Lord Hobart packet is arrived The inhabitants of Trinidad, impatient under the and PANDORA sloop of war, from a cruize.—Sailed Janeiro, whence she sailed on the 15th oppression of arbitrary lawi, we find, are still actively _ l _ r, inea3RITOMART, Captain HUNT, on a cruize. and from Bahia 25th October. By this engaged in temperate and well concerted measures to • • A. . obtain the blessing of the British Coostitinion for that Weather rema i ns f og g y.. ' dispatches have been received from country, and for this purpose, at a legal meeting, they Ships of with the above—Stattly , Dictator , ROeback War entered into the following resolutions : Rose, Calypso, Tartarus, Zenobia, Ar‘el, Snake, Onyx, Mos- an old date, . ' - ' and the principal part of " 1. That this Meeting, uninfluenced by any party motives quito, Chanticleer, Hearty, Vixen, gun-losiek, end Emma armed has been anticipated. whatever, has no other object than to procure to the inhabitants schuyt. The AMAZON, which sailed . on Tuesda' of this colony what is petitioned for by the following Address to e t. 'W . ' LEITH, DECEMBE . Plymouth, carried out for the Patriots in his Majesty: During Sunday,night, and a great part of Mon- stand of arms, and a quantity of ball-cal . . , " To TUZ KING'. MOST EXCZLLIX . TVAJILSTY, " We,your Majesty's loyal subjects of the Island of Trinidad, day, we have had - very heavy gales from the north- made in the cartridge manufactory in '' most humbly beseech your Majesty to extend to the inhabitants east, accompanied with rain. Several vessels drag-. • warren, at Dock Town. of this island, without national or religious distinction's, and . with- In addition to the usual number of . out legal retrospection, the British Consitution, as established in - ' ... he ged their anchors in t Roads, arid were in danger the other British colonies of the West Indies. ' smaller vessels , sail ofthe line s, t hree of running ashore, but we have not heard of any se be got ready to cruize off the Irish coast. " 2. That the prayer of the above Address,and all iubsequent , . proceedings, can only be considered the voice of the Colony, inas- 1 rious accident happening to any of the shipping on Admiral. STOPFORD (at present in Basq much as the inhabitants shall be allowed to participate, ,without 1 this coast. It is however to be feared that consider- will, it is said, be appointed Commander national or religious distinctions, iu all the rights and privileges of , the British Constitution." ' able injury will have been done to the shipping to the that station.. • The other Resolutions-are for appointing a Com. southward. - - We are not surprized, that when an) mittee and raising a Subscription. . , Thursday se'nnight, while a boat was crossing the , PARTE'S vassal Kings are sick, the. physicians themselves unacquainted with their dirarefer—C I Spey at Garmouth, it was carried by the violence of of that kind are seldom medical ! Te Archbishop of CA K T HA KoHy intends to pull the stream on the cable of a vessel at anchor, and imp- I By a case now before as! Court of Chan( down all the houses on the palace side of Church mediately ,ups et , when two of the men were unfor- literary world is to be taught, that ao street, Lambeth, as soon as the present leases are expired, in order to enlarge the street, and ntakerke the cable, I not steal, even from himself,. if he wilt # tunately drowned. Other two clung by . . approach to the church and the ancient gales of the 1 and were saved by the ship's boat, which Was instantly any other than the original purchaser ! palace more commodious. • launched to their assistance. A woman was also The Priocessa, 0f;74 gime, - lately Aso** up. Lord Viscount CREMORIOE gave his annual donation'' picked up by the boat's crew, nearly lifeless. mouth, was taken (eons Alto Spaniards by on Saturday, preparatory to Christmas, to 30 of the 1 Thebridge erected at the Miltown of Cul- lately Rodney, in the ' memorable eogattOnelt lei oldest Irish Chairmen in London. It consists of a Saint Vincent, with. Dow_ Latigara, 010 „ half-peck loaf, four pounds of beef, two bushels of fallen to the 180 when five ships Loden, where it was so much wanted, has 7 , . o f A b e _aj oe mere coals, and 2s. to each. ground. one more driven on Agee. and , weber. ,0.-otol BREAD—This day there was no Court of Alder- DEC. 23.—The Lincoln, Ricomorna, and Lady • up. She was fitted up fint-Adatital Deana's, iLtg chi clarin the remainder. ef the war t ja the . Wet: men. The LORD MAYOR, after inspecting the Re.: Forbes, NELSON , (both armed) for Jamaica, sallied' ?.. turns, ordered it to remain at the present prices. ansl g in 1764 w ' paid off t Ply y outh, and from Leith yesterday, with a fair wind ; they go north , Indies, •. a, . fitted for a sheer-hulk, . and, remained as such Captain SAYER is appointed to command the Leda about. The Hope, ROXBURGH, and Briton, ROBERT- ? . 44 4 . .. . 4 , , frigate, at Deptford. sort,. from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, with rim. . • Jou tne 27t h WI, w h ew Me was brought into undo races • . ... A melancholy accident happened at Shrewsbury bet, both for Leith, were io.arded at Stro f 1 =le s s t h e tot;be. taken to li : en Imittng at her 'bottom. „, r.which was not coppered, aix Rinazlng.qiiitnity 6f oYs• • on Wednesday last :—Four labouring men in cros.l 30th ult. by the Custom-house boatmen . Saile d sing the River by ,tlie Ferry-boat owing to the f Leith R oa ds , o n Wednesda y, the ARDENT, 64 , an from : teriiirere found, the largest ever seen in. Ali country. late swell, and the breaking 'of the were chain, Ilik. 1 'lke ditaits,..Eseaus, and ARIEL sloops of war, for the .- - She was built in 1757, chiefly 'f cedar; d rth o " 3 nY P ac . Et f most o f which, considering het ages is in .1 4 r r q se l . fortunately overset, and every soul perished. i Notre ; and yesterday. tite kORW../AD gun-brig, convoy ~ to Heligoland. • va.;on. i tle4k; , .. 4 t; Aieunci, etas foundered at sea, op. Atr vor Liverpool, 'for* b teteajig .thi f triaitigetter : Iliamphltton, Decemb.er t 7. " Sir—Having been infartnecl that sink, •disialiodlels, and se* veral casks of butter, Were,in the course at last ieeek, found tipek the west -coast of Kintyre, I sent one of my olds}olds} mistake all possible enquiry. He has just now returned, and reports, that some casks of butter, marked" Sligo," have been picked ti? b r inc . raptry people ; and a yawl marked " the Ann of pro. flock," with some spars have likewise tome on shorn •Illie%ost and spars thave given onion to gesture, and I shall sindeayset to • get as many of the names of those who have picked up che Witte as possedu.. ,My addressing you I supposed the most eipuditiour way of istrdicaln g those concerned. I am, Sir, your humble :th vant. ' (*bed) " &fat "'l/1e" Modal Defame, ,1 %) • , )-• . •,. F • 4.4.141), I t : 41 R I CAl li at a II 4 t i i i i I 4.4 19), 1 90.90iVi • .• . * -7 ' TW Itt ettheil4ieec Patella . vi 4 ' 21 - : *1 . The polity' ofiSiodee if: ,44 * IS . sOktl 4 ef illi t tiliiiihis 14160 V1C ' ' • • - : • . `ct__L -42 . •11" 7 04'il ni ---....... -11,111511,' ~7 "77, -" nr'r"- -,-, -......-- t 4 Tlit e lt e h‘in I ,-• -, 1 .ett . 5 1 .11.11".1.17-t'. .151. 1 : 1 4_ '_ Nt i g i n.stAzptkar I-7, ?lot UNA- . • :.... Ls r2.TWOJ:rot rAuti Ll' ". "F it ~. w maletA m mo locy is era siabs m i 4 f Kno ' FROM Lr o ;. 78 tha mat ia:T nat . watitnilmo tOrtitstAtAe- , Ncr arrivalsthis day... 4 tiki.o,ll.l_, DillattavilNlCEP4ll44l l, e• bide i stui,thr,VOnty.Vt r illrius, krl)altiniure, '' --' t r lT3lc • • ' grognAgrbAcpxispatAo3‘ The Sarah, OAR; Hari*, iloya; and Geori sz j e :teogos• N • l ''* :.lIll.1lllI !;;; , 4 . F • ' of 74' , a we " a4. 11 en.M. 2 °.. d r - t 14M1 late latis aft , r 7. recorded to. . , Heligolausd. 0:11 Flushing, with troops • Thet Matte Dbfelddikfrom Gottenhurgis. is takshiriti'dwrehat .. . .. . eon Friday .' last. " •• ' Into st "" mit - . ... A lar g e barge, loaded with butter, was a few cooldo 4 i 3g .. - 1 ` MATE, DECEMBER AL sunk in limehouse-hole, when 3 4; casks, v alued at .Cl5O. Mated ? • away, a very fe* of Which were recovered. * - n A bit, laden with timber, from So;:tl,tammo,psttoenr, andbou bound to l or .ons i.? is Majesty's ship DOLPHIN i r d ls o:, wasasiaaTiril Thursday places near i the ld lVlT:tello Towor, Seof...rd, fa . , , Lys from Flushing. A 1513 adjutant-General's depart- Pk w unf u o r rtun y at s e e ly nn dr g o‘ t ;tied. )1 the Quarter -Master GE. 1 Monday, the Illth rest: fluting a heavy gale from the NY. •1, ? . i ship Thomas, front Curacoa, bound to Llverponl, came asie..r. 3 t Itedwbarf. Anglesea, a nd in to th e n n i a fowauinu un t mbe eswr, i went in i.spp l:pio j ieceo,s,t, cf u!..-, i from. Lord WELLINGTON? i i e lbo ve : o ; Z perasn Cglobrd eris Al y. The number of sick i IMSTRIBITTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. salad the British force now 1 The Centaur, for the Johanna, captured June 5, 1808, Will b 11:105 t " raid en the 2d ;sugary, at No. 12, Cl.ment's Inn ; recalleA at ltd g men. dude place on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ltii lliiiii4ii are now march - The Greyhound, for the Pallas, Victoria. and Batavia, Capta. Portugal, ‘ir • red July 24, 1808,Nrill be paid on Thursday next, at No. 9, New tear =Tor to ^ 8 i Broad.street ; recalled at same place on Wednesdays and Thuro• ay last, the Rev. DUNCAN i days. 1 I'' Donegal for the Atriphitrite, captured. Novernborl9 1804. . ; rec.— on . ..ual. e Gaelic Chapel , in West- w ii *- 1, - , p ad ea 'b aw d , on the 24 of jamary um •, i .. n in the Erse language, at 1 daya and Thursdays, ar No. 12, Clement's Inn. I The Africaine, for three fishing- vessels , ' this regiment, consist ing and for the Upcall-boorne a ciP t s t o n . re 4 l2 ld of Captain DONALD CA.. ' Pad on the 24 January, sante place. T The rikkards for the Fanny, captured Match :5,1 gO9, wlli .),. ' paid on bard, on her arrival at Sheerness. The Juno, for the Young Samuel, captured November 1/, Iscl, I 'SLLIGENCE. will be paid to-morrow, at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand ; r... called at same place, on Tuesltys and Fridays. The same. for l'Albano, captured February 11,1+505, wiD *.e If, •DE.1.211r paid and recalled as above. "Thorough packet, CaPtain We are extremely sorry to state the melancholy lo , ;: I of the packet, which sailed with passengers from WP,! - • • , - . ~• ~ .. • ; - Irl: Plic,4 4 . ren's Point, Belfast. for Liverpool, on the . 7 : 11 inst. 4i je i c iti iiii. p ittaw i x. C an , It is said she had mistaken the lights going into: rit.„ i r • r and was dashed to pieces on the rocks. What rem.i . :-l. sey, which place she Idt on 1 the circumstances peculiarlydist' ressiog: • is:. that .iiii; /1 left his Majesty's ship I - 1133- I had 53 passengers an.board, roar ofWbomonly were iveclhig Yfajeefilitig•Gasisaved. Mr. CooTE BLANEY, lite P.ostmasisiiifistei•cv rhi s dty i ajled f its y a ieitys . : . :s said to he one of the su ff erers. .' •-11't al it of Ireland, and the crow • It is feared that the Ana, A. 14 , 4 w, IA i t irempv,. i at foundered at sea. on ,her ioiakittraMilfo - 40 1 eft itMuki s 1 1; t I, and reports, been picked xi? is Ann of Grew. lord. l i liemat It &devout m ed up the -butter . 11Rattnipettlitiout our humble ;44 (waft, 4.1 ster, Kintyre." =holy intelii. • le se Ban, men. . g the American - I bound to flit iE Doostet ninnt of the 15tb , oetible to render • 21 pereetn—ihe lr am man, were a t mat Warta to- nr tilria there on • ben obliged to 1 ff liel . vgan4, sr, Bre.lie kth w;Triog there upoa Ow 1 " rheenstrintded 4 Q(.14% i gale .of the ables, and has onnd cargo on - 01, from 5.41; eligaland, vas I tor and cables,. Rigours, inst. encoun• lost her sailsr day. NHI L from Rio de .6 th September, its conveyance Admiral Ds: . They are of their contents sdav last, from n Spain /0,000 cartridges, ard the gun-wharf ~ 4* frigates and - are ordered to st. The Hen. •• lasque Roads) der in Chief on any of BONA. sicians declaim 14 di r4 rder—C'ases. • . • in Chancery, the , 1 authap st the article to• ai S tike,op..4 irds by Lord I N Dent • off Ca - ,in January were taken, mother. Pita R 4. ilair 411 the Web; AMMO, and ; ,r+