Star. — London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

SOlfill atirtelall ow i ng are extracts from sortie Mate Atm. e on Papers which have reached us. We also sub.l a let ter from St. T homas, brou g ht b y the Lee ord bl an d packet. 'Facie, it will be seen; affirm po•livelY' t he defeat of BOLIVAR, that a were this t h e fflidh time in whi ch he and his arm y have ben annihilated, we should give up all hope of ever hear ing MGM of MVO or the Patriots. /PO. 114 E CII.IIsLEsTON GAZETTE 01P 7TH • AUGUST. NovA DIRECT FltoM NeEmos Meas.—We have seen Mandesto from the Directory of Buenos Ayres ; moounciog.the Inetaliatiou of the National Congress ja m ?winces of Ain de la Plata, &c. in the City i T tleo nsan, on the 25th of April. This grand and tortentous event has been caused by the good under'. l anding which now prev.tils between the Govern. 0 , 0 .4 Buenos Ayres and Monte Video.—The trpoolican armies have made great progress in h ith The Royalist Governor of Chili has put under % rest in the capital all the principal inhabitants of tot part of the country which is still under hisscom: oni a. It is prohibited to them to handle any arms, d es a stick. The slightest disobedience is punished licit death, without regard to age or sex. But the ort ai e4r , Generals of Buenos Ayres and Chili are the bead o f powerful ar.mks exasperated against .t i t bl o ody, tyrants. 14 ,, w that the best harmony resals-amunpt •the Republican Governments of part•bl South America, the most brilliant results le:became ottreedorn will be the consequence. It:haa.been reported that a Portuguese force in, pl i e d an i n vasion of Buenos Ayres; by virtue of a ! jay with Ferdinand of Spain. The Republican Offal Artegas is waitisg for them on the frontiers, 30,000 men. All the population are under sota , e ven women. We are positively informed that late are whole companies of women furious and en assiagic, who have volunteered on the occasion. Yoe invaders may become the invaded. .7110 H THE staTtoNAL aNTELLIGENCER of SEPT. 14. • F ro naderricn we hear of advantages gained by the independents, in several actions with the Royalists. General Sesmsn had bmten Armis , i, and Gen..ral Tern was about to be attacked by General Vittoria, the 'Republican Commander. The. Independents are in possession of Coquina de Piedia, a town of the Gulf dgelico. TEE JAMAICA COURANT, AUGUST 17. Th e schooner Hope was boarded while at anchor is the Bay of Housta, by the Spanish privateer schooner Victoria; the crew of which took some trifling nodes from the Hope. This is the same privateer tha fired Upon the brig Mary's boat, whose crew, ire in number, arrived in the Hope. Extract of a letter from Curacoa, dated August 2: 'Laois Brk'n was here last Sunday, in a large P a. schooner;tricf and next day Captain Turner's ichconer s:tiled, loaded with Patriots, for the Spa. lida Main." ' ekIARLESTON, SEPTEMBEK 10. Eritrea of a letter received from Laguira, by the ny of Baltimore, by a Gentleman in this city, dated August 6, 1816: 46 This place is still protected by a &Mg about fifteen sail, who came hither in ex yixtWen of an attack from a party of the Revolu tionists, who had Isnded between Laguira and Port Cabello.' They calculated that the inhabitants of &mountains and the count, y people would have joined them, but they were opposed. The Royalists ei4k many of the expedition prisoners, killed many, aid it is said General Bolivar has been mortally rounded.: the remailidcr sailed away in their fleet, ail took the direction of Aux Cayes (St. Domingo). I have been informed by an American Gentleman. heti, that on the lit 'of August he was at Caraccas ; that thirty of the Republican soldiers were marched a little distance from the city and coolly put to death; that two of their Generals were quartered, and their amputated limbs expowd un the public mad. "..On that very day there was a shoek of at, earth quake. ft is awful to behold the ruins of the city, occasioned by former convulsions, aid hundreds of batman skulls and bunts (if the unto, tunate creatures who were crushed to death.. We had thought that the atrocities of the Royalists would cease, since it vat understood that Bolivar had given orders to stop voseceisuy cruelties. But the government here is aboiste, and the people are not allowed to practice, 31 iioted some of them are inclined to do, the offices If bemanity." . Jo* ea• en Fl' uld r *it 01 orbl Ti)d , :nolo '7 to up hi it vo ired a- rf 1"_I s oe I . WI e nal )aS 1 r•P` edg 4 be 11i : dal* pilot'!" . 5 gM, ct• " ST. THOMAS, SEPTEMBER 15. (By the Leeward Island Packet.) " You must already be informed . of the catas trnplee that bas•befallen Bolivar, as well as those who followed him. This expedition has met with no SOC. cwt, aid this could not have been otherwise, since **diets are divested of talent, and thek intentions !NOR distrust, even in those who might have been Idled to follow their party. After leaving a small b° 1 4.10 blockade Panipater, which was Instantly lamed from sea, Bolivar proceeded with his "VI W Ganspitu, *Awry he was better received !ilea ke even expected ; but the time he had expended * Margarita having given to the Royalists time to 1 4 ,91 a end not being able to succeed on that point, 7, warnhorked his troops, *Lich were conveyed to urornare. near La Copra. * There he was stopped Morales, wbo had arrived from the interior by toed marches. " The Insurgents, who besides were in small "abets, Were completely beaten, and Bolivar and lee of his Officers were co m p lied to take refuge aboard their fleet ; the others were massacred.:—. 'inserted that a small body, commanded by the *Reiman, M'Gregor, had retreated to Los Llanos,, ad was joined by other partisans. We do not know i htss Bolivar is. Brion and his squadron were hiring in these seas lately; but it is said he is gine L a the_United St ates , to re p a i r kis ships. A part of 1 1 ,".aud of Margarita; under the orders of Aria. '`', still bolds out for the Independents." • " LA oUYIka„ SEP FEMUR 9. i n Thanks to Con, we have now got over the state io j aat i. 61.'4Y in whi c h we h a ve been for the last six 2 . 116 ; in conseqUe nce o f Bolivar's Expedition, ""14 thre atened this country. He lVded at °cu ." at the beginning of July, and was compelled to lend alone, leaving his arms., stores and people, I !! 11 All elr<ry thing he had dared to put on shore. , "Ralibio tly lost every thing, as you will ban " i l Di Uttl liublic papers." ME JIMA. The 58tli and 61st Regiments have etntar+►ced for Jamaica. not, as has been eireneobsly reported, in conseqnence of zny alarm for the pease of that island, but to relieve the 18th, which has been there thirteen years, and the remainder of the 101 at. The York Volunteers, composA entirely of foreigners, will, it is thought, be brought home and disbanded. The Officers and Non-commissioned Officers now under a course of ►nstruction in Dublin in cite new in. fantry sword exercise, are nearly complete in the drill. Some of the Cavalry Regiments have also adopted this exercise, as it is found to improve them, in addi tion to the system of the sword exercise fur some time practised by the Cavalry. NAVAL INI'ELLIGENCS. FA I.MOU l'H. OC I OBER 19. Arrived the Manchester racket front the Islan in 31 days, with a mail. Sailed the schooner Pilchard, of London, PErrettet.t. master,, bound on a trading voyage to the Coast of Africa. She touched at this port for the purpose of taking on board WO barrels of gunpowder, for which the owners had obtained a special license from the Board ut Trade. ,Pottsrsmour, t, ot; roBBR et. Arrived the Ernest, bp..s.rsoN, from London for the Cape of Good Hope. S.oled the Trafalgar, NEILL. for London.—Wired N. W. AL, OC MEER 21. Put back from Margate Roads, with - loss of anchors and cables, the Spectator,•RecnenusoN, from Deme rara ; Ranger, Genauxr, from the 3.)uth Seas ; Thetis, STANironn, from Newport; Csrvals sth, MOnTe, from Pernantbuco ; Old Friend, SPICER, from the Canarrlslands ; and Pacquet de Bilbas, DOER. sera, from Bilboa. Came down from the River the Isabella, HARM, for Barbadoes ; Brilliant, Fame, for Bengal; Drake, WIICI‘E, for Gibraltar; William Manning, MARTIN, 101 6t. lint's; Deveron, WILSON, for Buenos Ayres ; Aglith. lifoomm. for Cape of Good Hopa ; and Photnix, TuoupsoN, for Calcutta, and remain. Arrived and remains the Prince Regent, W terra, from Batavia.—Wind N. W. MARGA CE, OCTOBER 21. Came in the French boat la Virginie, DRISBAR, with fruit, for London, having split her mainsail and broke' her boom. Came in for shelter the French brig Hercule. The ship Coventry, HORNE, from St. Lucie for London is in our Roads. Several other ships are at anchor, and at present ride very well, but some have cut or parted and gone round the land. The wind blows strong at N- N. W. RAMSGA FE, OC I ODER 21. Came in the tollowing shies for shelter—Pheasant, AnuENcE ; Friends Goodwill, Don; and Mercury, Abasis, with loss of anchors an.'. cab:es: Flora, GER MAN, and Marys. 'PRistitose, only for shelter, and without loss or damage. Several vessels have lost anchors and cables in Margate Roads, and put back to the Downs. DOVER, OCTOBER 21. Put in for shelter to follows—Charlotte, BENNETT. with corn, from Shoieham for Lou Jon ; and William schooner, from Bourdeaux ; the Fidelity, MATTHEW% from Ddirtmouth ; Paragon, GAMILE, from Cork, with loss of anchor and cable; Rossen, Lonimon.from Trieste and Lisbon, for Elsineur, with loss of anchor and cable—she is under quarantine. CORK, OCTOBER 17. Sailed his Majesty's ship NI 11QUEDOBIT. 00 a auize. PE - NZANCE, ouro MLR 18. Arrived the Chance, 'PUNKIN, from Bsrbadnes in ballast ; and the Vdl.lllGy, BKYANT, from Bristol, bound to Lisbon, uith loss of boat and bowsprit, and other damage, having been on shore off the high Lind of St. Antes. CUS IOM4IOUSII - , OCTOBER in. SHIPS INTEIII.I3 OU I'He lane, Fenwick, and At!an ,ie, kumbtet, tur Hamburgb ; Union, Fulbester, St. Domingo; Harmony. Woodall, Demerara; Markarel, Cook, and Ann, Nor -111411, Antwerp; William, Comm, Tricilid,• Kingston, Dower, and Plantagenet, Cummings, Jamaica; Vriendschap, Vander Niel, awl Eliza, •Bovarn, Rotterdam; President, loots, Limerick; Lowther %Astir, Alorduck, and Bombay, Hamilton, India. On Satnrday morning the Heron sloop of war, Captain licaritam, was te!eastd from quarantine at Poitsmonija She arrived on Thursday evening from Genoa, having landed there the restored slave money from AlKiets for the • King of SARDINIA. Captain BENTHAM. upon this occasion, was honoured by his Majesty with the knighthood and order of St. Mau. rice and St. Lawrence ; and to a Mid.hiptnae, who ac companied Capt. BIINTIIAM in Lis embassy. the King very kindly presented a diamond ring.. The Severn had gone from Naples to Rome. Captain AYLMER was received in a most distinguished mariner by the Poet, and many valuable presents had been made to him. The Heron left Gibraltar on the Ist instant, bringing 50,000 dollars for merchants. The Albion, 74. guns, Rear-Admiral Sir Cfmet.sa PENROSE, Captain Goons, had sailed for Malta; the Minden was to leave op the 15th for . Madras, when the Ister only would remain there. • Sunday • week the Termagant. SO guns. Captain SHAW, arrived at 'Portsusoirth• from the East India station to be paideff —l4; Madras on the Stit of May . (the Tyre and . Elk were then in the Roads), the Mauritius on the 7th of June, the Cape. on the sth of , August, and St. Helena on t . :le 27th August. The Cornwallis and Amphitrite were to leave India shortly for England. Captain A. KING bad taken, the'command of the form, r, And Captain PLustatiliaa' of the latter. The Horatio was in the China Seas; the Leda, Commodore SAYER, at Trincomalee; the Orlando, Iphigeoia, and Cameleon, at Calcutta.— She left the Reirolutionaire, Spey, Zebra, and Hyena at the Cape. Oa the 28th of Juiy, the Revolutlonaire and Zebra, were driven on shore in Simon's Sly, in ;one .of those violent gales that periodically visit liltt station. They .were got off with trifling damage, and l Abe Revolutionniire,was shortly to proceed to England. Major-General BAWD had lately died at the Cape,' after a sluirt illness; also Sir dome COLEBIROOKRE at Madras. Mr. HILL, Commissary at the Mauritius, had been killed by a fall from his gig. and Mr. Moons, Purser of the Icarus, had die. at Port Louis (Mauritius). When the Ternsagant.left St. Helena (27th August), BONAPAnit was well. Sir PULTR HEY bIALCOLI.I intended to sail in the Newcastle, Cap. .tain Moreau, on the 10th. of September, tb visit the Cape and the Workless. The command at St. Helena would dev.lve on Captain STANISLI., of the Phwton. There were lying there, the Newcastle, Pl.zton, Griffon, Padova, and Julia; the Leveret was at Ascension. eRAArii Dalai? CAALTON Mess. A Grand Dinner was given by the Pangs REOENT on Sunday at Ciirlten.House, to Prince GOTECHA KOPP, upon his arrival in England. The Royal do. mestics, on the occgsion, appeared in their State uni.' Corms and liveries, and every thing was couJacted, with great splendour. • Anl^T,i, , the company invited to meet the Palace were—Pr-nice and Princess Esnutuazsr, the Duke de BOLTRD. , X, the Marquis 01 HEADFORT, the Count anti Countess LII.VEV, Count %VI ITGENSTEIN, Madame Naaisatm. Monsieur de Melt Axis. Monsieur PFEFFEL, Count PAMELLA, Count FANAN MENEY I,hEDE. Lord FIFE, Sr. H. and Lidy GEAWIANA WELLESLrY, Lord WILLIAM GIRD *r. Lord St. HELEvs, Sir BEN JAMIN BLOOM FIELD, Monsieur POGGENPOHL, 311 d Mon sieur PoLITI kV, • Atter tea and coffee were served up, some Sacred Music was performed, to which the emuntess LIMN, who is a finished mnsici en, presided at the Piano.. forte. The company was highly gratified. Iii.4I2RUCE IN HIGH LIFE. Yesterday was married, by special licence, at St. James's Church, by the Hon. and Rev. 'lmams MousoN, the Right Hon: the Earl %tonics anal of WARWICK ' to the Right Hon. Lady Moussiu. The bride was attend?d at Church by the relatives of the joint families, and was given away by her father, the Earl of Merrnlitot , cm, who afterwards had a magni ficent bre.►ktast at his house in Piccadilly, which was honoured by the presence of his Royal. Highness the Duke of CLARENCE ' together with the Earl and Countess of HARDWICKR, Earl and Countess of Essex, the Dowager Countess of MExannouon, Vis count Poutrzorox, V►sconnt and V►scountess ASII• BROOK, the Ladies Gasvm.a, General Sir CHARLES GrREVILLE, K.B. Lord GRANTHAM, the Donner Lady MONSON ' the Misses MUNSON, Mr. and Mrs. ARBUTHNOT ' Hon. Mr. SAVILLE ' &c. At two o'clock the bride was handed to the carriage by his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE ' when the Earl and Countess of WARWICK left town for the seat of the Earl of obaitlßY, on their way to War wick Castle. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Re- GENT had signified his intention of honouring the bridal party with his presence at breakfast, but was I prevented by urgent business. RAMS 34 IE, oCTOBEIt 19. A lugger, containing upwards of 200 tubs of rtgliOr, has, been sent i►: here this morning by the SwAn King's cutter, which have nom landed, and Put into Ote Custom -Louse store. This lugger, we learn, was taken on the Flemish coast, being found to contain Geneva in vessels under the legal measure- , meat. The crew escaped in their brat, and got sale' on shore, although repeatedly fired at by the Marines belonging to the Swata.—Sailed for Ostend the Wa terloo packet, C ►ptain PAGE, with several passengers. Our harbour contains upwards of 99 French boats, empinyed in the herring fishery, the crews of which must together amount to at least 10(X) men. An 1 1 application is about to be made to the Secretary of State, to furnish vs with some soldiery, as we are entirely without any, and it is considered proper to guard against disturbances that may arise. The number of Frenchmen is hourly augmenting, by fresh boats coming in : last night some of them were a little refractory in their enjoyment at the public houses. We have to-day had a remarkably high tide. BRIGHTON. OCTOBER 21. A Deputy Consul is appointed in this town for the especial purpose of granting passports to persons go. ing to France, by commission Mom the Consul Ge neral, in consequence of a new arrangement in the department of the French Amb issador, who has de climes' the signing of those necessary documents to persons travelling in the French dominions. No peridn can proceed .to Paris without having their papers endorsed by Chevalier SEGUIgIeS Signature, for which a charge of ten shillings is made. This new regulation will supersede the necessity were formerly subjected to in the country, to obtain the,e papers personally, or through the application to a Slagistiate, which was more expensive and trouble some. _ _ _ The Steyne and Marine Parades on Sunday after. noon .displayed the greatest muster of company dur ing the season. The fineness of the weather rurnistied an irresistible inducement to the beau monde to partake of the enjoy nuts which a clear atmosphere and an unclouderl sky, together with the salubrity of the sea air afford. The pickets now average about thirty passengers per day in their homeward freights, while it is scarcely worth their consideration us proceed on their outward voyage. The Lord Wellington sailed this evening with a small cargo. The brewers of this town and at Lewes have given notice this day to raise the price of beer six shillings per barrel. Bread has risen this day Id. per quartern loaf. making the price 15J. The new . Performer who makes his appearance at Covent Garden Theatre on Tuestay erening. in the character of Eustate. in the CoMic Opera of Love in Pillage, is a Mr. POWItIt, Who has successfulltexerted his vocal abilitiei at our Theatre. The young Amateur of Fashion, who made his first appearance on*Ttierd.iy last in the character of Hnea• let, at our Tneatre, is determined to make' an....t:ler trial of his abilities, in the part of" Awry Menton, in the. Comedy of the Road to Ruin. BALL AT ST. HELIDIA....At St. Helena, on .the Puiticst.RFGENT'S Birth-day, a grand Ball was even by his. Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir HUL3JN Lowe, at the Castle, in James Town, wbich was nu merously attended by the folliming pero ns Governor Sir Hudson Lowe, Sir Poltney Malcolm, Comman der in Chief of his Majesty's squadron; I:escrow-General Sir George Bingham, Sir t hennas Read, Adjusanr•Getteral; u eio cers of the 53d and honk Regiments, the Olaf Officers of Sir Hudson Lowe, the Officers wthe Artillery and Urdnance, the Officers of his "the ships Newcastle, Phaeton, and Griffin. the Officers of the St. Helena Regiment, the Commissioners fenny the Russian, Austrian, and French Courts, the Gentlemen heed* tha Civil Departments, with their ramifies. A very handsome Theatre is, almost cowered, for the amusement of the Islanders, which will be f pew-. by Gentlemen atnateurs. Admiral Sir Pui.vsir, MAuoLu was to Quit St., Helena in the .middle of September, to visit the Cape, Ate. The command his atisetice will devolve on CaptuinStAttual..l., of flit PIiALIOS.. • OoPrrikra. NEWMAIIKET t4OUGMITON MEETING; Rot. 11116. BE rrir Cl. OCTOBER el. The Match between Sir l'honsa4,3 it. 71b. anJ 11.113t0n, 78%1;3; —5 to 4on Sir '1 homas. 'llle Mach between ite.hsta, 111 h. and Caoryll'a. 616.—Even betting. The Derby •tzkt-t, 1817.-11 tot apt DAP M C:retno Wa terloo; 14 to 1 ag:t brother to Smotensko ; I:! to I aqi brothel. to Tigris ; 1:t to I 4;,t Lord 0. H. Cavell:es. cob ; 14 to i apt any other. Tl.c Oalv. ISI 7.-11 to 1 aet Mr. Porth ; It! to 1 agct sister to Sir balms; 1446 I arse any other. . . • A Match fat 50 guineas a silt s rat decided nn Saturday morn ing between Mr. Walters and Nit. 1 1 1.4:ter s "f ;he C 2 s'lnT4terst, moorgy.e. the filmier trot+iii,?, 111. mare (*each •s Wino) 511Willi4 Ia four hours and t 4 nucleic,. Mr. W. varied a• ei.thr o . r:glek train Sl:on,litch Church, an.l went 'l5 miles oUt os the Italia:if road, :lid nit:toed to the above el•tirch at 15 minutes torture one. The mare won eat, Eve hour, !ping the dine allsexed. Yesterday the road front Whit...chapel Cluirch inwards Bove and Stratford. Ist•casue the scene of much bustle, in cons,cpienee of a Mr. Itenjainitt Hall !Living undertaken so trot a .mail potter from WhitechaileiChurei. to the 25 ndlrstnne on the Bart rend, and back again, in five hours lie started at ire. it o'clock ha the nuarnisig, and performed the first 2.5 miles in fine .tyle; after taking some refreshment, he •et off on his return, and arrived at Whitediapet Church eight minutes within the tame, completely exhausted. 111. friends having hited hint from the hat.e, ae4 carried la.m to the Angel and Crown, opposite the church, he took some wine and water, and shortly her recovered so fat as to be able to walk home. A great deal of 'mosey depended on the snatch, and many of the knowing ones were completely taken ht. Caw }At Gownes Slop —The valuable Stud of the lels General Gower was bruug'.t to the hammer yesterday, at 1 atter aeles; when, on: of SI lots, we mention those t important : Raphael, by Rubens, on' of Ir:s, was sold for uos guineas ; the celebrated brood mare Landscape, out of torn niter to Raphael (the winner of the Oaks) fur 300 gtt news; the 2 yr-old bay carts out of [fie, in trailing at NeWillAiket, engaged in a 4werpstr:cea of ioflg.. each; a yearling colt, by pre tile, out of Iris, ?Asir.; am l a foal cult by 1-fa i )hazard, out of Iris, fur ItiSgs. Lorl I.ovither purchased several lots, and the whole were sold foe 2463 guineas. ' SAMUEL HARRIS, Esq. of Trevaccon,,in Pembroke. shire, has at this tinie in his kennel a hound twentrseven year: of ate; and, what is still more sun- prising, possesses all her faculties. About sixteen years ago, she broke one of her L•gA by a leap after a tox from a cliff of ct miderable height, since which period she has not hunted. • Ala inhabitant of Chigweltrow, Essex, has offered to stake two thou.tiaind pounds upon Ins walking four thousand miles in two thousand hours, upon a mile of his own Choosing within twelve miles of London. Box:NG.—A well contested battle was fought yes. terday, at Beam's Mead. , ws. near Woodford, between two good men in miniature, named Green and flk . v. cock, which was woo. by the latter in thirty-three rounds. Both were Wiens:Ay willed. and their fancies could only tell them by speech, hum the distortion ut features. Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military business with the Pni:4Cri: Reue:NT at Carlton House.. The Duke of Ce.aneNce paid his respects to the PRisCa ItEoevT yesterday. Mr. HonNtlt set out on Sind ty for the Continent, having been advised to pass the winter in Italy, Ice the beisefit o! his ltealei. • DRURY-LANE TrinAritE.---La‘t night Mr. KEAN performed the arduous character of Richird thelAird in his usual style of excellence. The new Melo•Drame of the ;Vlach IVord was repealed with incteased effect. Cover - r-GAnuera.—The Tragedy of Venice Pre.. served was acted yesterday. Miss - O'NEILL in lidvi dera displayed her powers with the happiest effect...—. YOUNO gave a finely animated portrait of Pierre, and C. basins acted Daffier in his best style. The otliti characters were sust uned with adequate ability. intik G. LaNinr-is, Esq. Member for Durhatlt, is about to lind rf mensal Altar, the beautiful and accomplished Lady LoUl.sA Gray. • Satur.lay, an act ant for Crim. eon. was tried before the &WWI.. of Somerset, in Wl.ich HoUGHT:iN, Esq. of Clifton, was Plaintiff. and the Rev. Joust LEvsos:, Defend..nt. The Blaintitf laid his damages At d:10,000, hut tl.e ShrriX's Jury, alter a long in. vestigation, reduced them to £5OO. The inhabitants ef Perth have lately been regaled • with excellent mutton, at a very cheap rate. Tee sheep which )ieldeif it have since been ,:i. , :overed to have been stolen. and the robb.:r has been committed to jail. The Perth Gorier, humeurously enough, reminds its Readers, that, with ai,ll his laulls, the poor. sheep-stealer has •• done the-State .some service." Thursday morning . ' last, Glendarnel House, its Argyieshirei was breken into by a gang of despersa does, who A siccercieti in carrying cif a r id witch from behind a shutter. They w.-r?mostsittirageouslf resisted by i•ne of the inrna-tes of the house, armtd with a poker, but they him real iy lifel.ms , w tit bruises and wounds i:ill.cted by a sharp ii.stinmenta• The struggle having alarmed the family, the eiilairis' escaped by the winaiw through which they had .ena' tired. They were in the act of brcelcing open the butler's pantry, which was well stoked with silver plate, when they were detected. • The Plover, Captain SKEK EL, arrived en Friday at Portsmouth, 10111 Newfoundtand, to be paidolf;•4l4 halting been statilned there wit h the Hazard; Capstan atottstAtte, during the *mitt, vont the war Meek% lishnient. The Plover left St. John's on the Is; Vice-Adm;ral Picxmous s arrived,. out rill the. tStli of September,• in the tlytlra, and vrai. expected t!CSa again in the Tioef, Captain DACltes. on his'Alitt% borne, on the 256 of the preset[ month. The was about to leave St. John's lair Eiiklarwl. The Tiber Comas, Perseus, fly, Pike, and Haiard, *we abOtiC to return to England. Saturday molting the Inconstant ; igate. C o n 0 0 1 ‘ . dere Sir JAMBS 1.. Yen, artitted horn d,e Coale o f Attica, where, during her cruise elseveral aitisstbs, arse captured fie ,v!ssels under Portuguese eplielera; wart '2?4) :laves nn . bond. Many others Were fid!i'd in v ith, engageJ in the inhuman traffic, but they were under 6pAnisii and American colours; sndmutis of the •r,aties between•the Goternments upon did subject of this ttade is so easily capable of a doubts maning, that, to prevent litigation and. on ! basant disputes, they were not detained ; these vessels wt re crowded with trufertunate captives. The Inconstant left Acra (in the bight of Benin) eight weeks since ; aad barbadoes on the 191 h u tim t. The ships on the litter station had been rather s ckly ; they were pro. 4 eedin g to . •e t to check its prevalence. The Sca. mantl.r, C W: ELLIort, had captured too ainerican se:sets, *Alicia be discovered trading with isl nuts, in vioNtion ()Meaty. She was about r. 4. o u Baibisdnes to Jamaica, with sPeEit i sir l imE4 y i o fired, a salute, and struck 'his bro 4 pendant, upon anchoring at Spubead, 'was re+. ' u rncd •by t t kr. fl ship in. the harbour. • ••• • • •