Star. — London, England, 1807-11-04 00:00:00

THE I . .VENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. KING WILLIAM LA ND ED.—No bufinefs at tbe Stock Eschattge. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock %244 1 Ittop. 3 per Cent. 61; ex. div. 3 per Cent. Rt.d 6z :n Indiz. Bondi, par t& dif. 3 per Petit. Cuff 62f 63 62k I Excheq. Bills, as. as. pre. 4 p r Cent. 801 82 Bcj. I Ornninnt f pr. 5 Cent. Navy 971 98 973 Lottery Tickets, 211. tot. Long Ann. t 7 tt• t6thsi Conf fcr ace. 631 i India Stuck 175 PORTUGAL. By the fleet which left Oporto on. the 16th ult. letters to that date have been received from Portugal. It appears by there letters that the Prince Da Betty fon of the Panics Itscawr, was to embark on the 2th foi the Brazils, but whether,ete embarkation aaually took place we have not learnt. The conduCt of the Court of Lifbon appears to have becn moil friendly and honourable to this coun try. The Patacs REGENT is Paid to have replied to the demands made by France " that he would fob mit to fhut his parts again!! England and Englifh (hips, after full time fhould he given to all the Eng lifh in his ports to depart with their whole property from the country ; but that if a French fuldier fet his foot in Portugal to attempt to occupy the ports and garrifons, the Court were prepared to emigrate to the Brazils, where a ftriEl friendfhip would be maintained with the Englifh." This is (aid to have beer, tis determination, and it is not certain, as yet, that any French troops have aCtually marched, and it teems that Minifters [till think there is time left for veffcls to go to Portugal, as the REDBREAST, with a number of Mips in ballaft, have had orders to fail. " LISBON, OCTOBER to. u We have bun dirappointcd of tie arrival of a packet the departure of the convoy is with difficulty poftponed to the 16th itiftant; the Lively Will accompany it, leaving the Cephalus brig at the orders of Lord STRANGFORD,and the Raven to remain in the neighbourhood. The Portuguefe fquadron in the Mediterra nean has been font (or, and is arrived. Six iLips of the line are rcady. The Prince of Bent* (a child nine years of age) is laid to be about to embark far the Brazils. It is doubtful whether his father, the Prince Regent, will go. The Portuguefe Miniftry are anxious for the F.ngliih to get off. We have no advice of the French having begun their march from Bayonne." ' PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. " Pofitive affurances being received at Oporto, that the Britifb Arnbaffador at Lifbon had declared it to be extremely dangerous to delay the departure of the Englifh, later than the rsth of Odo ber, every exertion was made by the Members of the Englifts Fadory at Oporto, to be ready as nearly as poffible to depart with their convoy alfo about the fame time. Every veffel that could be taken up, at any price, even to the enormous rate of 111. per ton, was fecured and laden, as fpeedily as poffible, with wines. The Portugncfe Government, as well as the people, have behaved on this occafion with the g,reateft liberality ; the former yielding every facility, and the latter offering and rendering every affittance. Li cences were readily granted E.rPortuguefe Chips to take freights for England, but after fome of them were laden, the failors, afraid of a war with England, left the lips, and fome molt have remained behind, but for the generous affiflante of Capt. Charles Malcolm, of the Narciffus frigate, whofe important fervices on this occallon do him the greitelt honour. Happily during this momentous crifis, the bar, which is at times impaffable for weeks together, formed no of Ride :o the [hips dropping down the river, and getting into the roads as faR as they werelader. Some families, dreading the danger of palling the bar in boats, in cafe a !Well thould fet in, pre ferred going to the roads in the chips as they fell down, and remained coffin? about above a week before the departure ofthe convoy ; which took place the tstb, when s _ fail, with about 18,000 pipes of wine, unde- protection of the Narciffus frigate and Fervent brig of war, got under weigh. All the Englifh families are with the convoy; but a large pr portion of the wines and other property belonging to them being left behind for want of Ihippir g, the heads of about eight or nine mercantile bodes refolved to flay, who, with clerks, ace. amounting to about zo, are all that now remain there. Capt. Malcolm Rowed too pipes in the Narciffus. " On Saturday the 24th, a Swedifh brig, to windward of the homeward hound fleet, fpoke a veffel which was one of z convoy of z 8 fail bound to Oporto, which will afford great cord - elation to thole whole property is Rai waiting a means of conveyance, If they Ihould be at liberty to depart with their property after their arrival. No conjecture could he formed at Oporto refpcding what was inten ded or eapeded after the departure ..f the Englifh ; but it was un derflood that the Portugu,f; Government calculated on deriving fome favour or forbearance from this ad of fubmilli.m to !he v. ill of the enemy, to whom it was declared, that the fird march of troops over the frontier [could he the fignal for the Royal family and Government to embark for Brazil. Every thing is in readinefs for fuch a movement. The Pri , ee Regent's eldeß fon is already gone, and every preparation made to cover their embarkation at Penoche, a few leagues North of the Tagus, to vibieh place van quantities of cannon and warlike flora have been fent. " Some few of the Englifh are (Aid io have refolved not to leave Portugal, perfuaded th the Frerch will not drive the Portuguefe to a Rep fo injurious to the French intereft as the threatened de parture to Brazil would inevitably prove, by its beneficial confe qurnc.s to Great Britain. " "I he greateft difappointment and inconvenience were fat at the non arrival of a packet far a confiderahle time before the convoy failed. ' On the agth, that part of the convoy that is defined for Ire land and St George's Channel (t 6 fail) parted company. The next day a brig reported bat a French privateer, with iso men, and a fchooner alto, both from Modals, were on the look out in that quarter, aod that feveral Engillb merchantmen, captured at .liffe• rent times, were preparit,g to fail, having people on board who (poke good EngIII, armed only with blunderbufka,mufkets, pikes, and fidc arms ; that ti eir fchemc was to pats for Euglifh, and to pick up all that came in their way unprotected. " The Britifb racket, a merchant ihip laden with fruit, left the convoy, with permitfion, the third day after we.left Oporto, and by her the appti , ach of the convoy has no doubt been known. " The Chaplain to the Fadtery at Oporto, finking under a con lump:ion, give up a good preferment in 2ngland in exchange for the Chaplaincy, worth sod. a year, which he is now obliged to relinquifh and return to the cold climate he fo mach dreaded. 11 The Britifh Conful has property at Oporto to the amount of more than 6.-Jac.el. which he cannot either remove or find buyers far, under the prefeat circumftssesa." The Funds advanced a little in price yellerday on the report of a negotiation for peace; but we appre hend there is little or no foundation for the report. It has probably arifen from circumftaaces conteeted with the vifit of the Comte de LILL! to this country, which, however, give no real countenance to the rumour. It is, indeed, reported that this Prince's viat to England had a political objet in view ; and the following is given as the motive of his journey : That after the treaty of Tilfit, a meffage was fent to the Comte de LILLE from the Emperor ALEXANDER, acquainting him 44 that the Emperor was convinced, that the eflablifhtnent of peace was neceffary to the world ; and that now being convinced of the amicable difpofitions of the Emperor of the French, with whom he had contraeled relations of amity, it was his determination to offer to mediate be tween the Courts of Great Britain and France. He had reafon to believe, that there was no infuperable obflacle to the relloration of peace. And therefore he thought it incumbent upon him to affure the Cowra, that if he fhould fucceed in his mediation, it would not, and Mould not in the flighteft degree affect his Highnefs in the afylum which he had taken at Mittau, but on the contrary his facred perfon Ihould be inviolate, and even his interells should not be negledled."—This intimation was the caufc of the voyage of the Comte, flat to Sweden, and after wards to England. The profeffed objet of his jour. ney being to prevent, if poffible, a negotiation fo fatal to his hopes. But what influence can hi: pre fence or abfence have on fuch a queftion ? In fait there is at this moment a large fum of fl rating capital in the market, owing to the Max of money from various quarters, and the interruption of foreign commerce, which (huts up the ultral chan nels for its employment. Add to this, that yeflerday wac the fii ft buying day in the new quarter by the 0)1mill - inners, and that they have 2,600 ocol. to lay out, which will extinguifh between fix and (even millions of Confols before the end of January next. This accounts for the rife of the funds, but the real cattle being overlooked, ingenuity was let to work to account for the rife on other grounds, and the reports circulated in eoafequence tended (till further' to mile the price. Reports are at variance as to the future move menu of the Comte de Lua.s.—Some fay he comes to London, where he will reticle for a few weeks with his relatives in a houfe which has been taken for him near town ; and that he is then to I etui n, in the fame frigate that brought him, to his refidence at hfittau others affirm, that he proceeds (and has already let off from Yarmouth) tor Holyrood Houle, Edin b ugh, and this kerns bell to accord with fires previoufly known refpeeting the preparations made for the reception of the illufltious ((ranger.. His fuite b:fides his relatives the Ducs d'A Go r. 114 s and de BERM confitis of the Compte d'Avaa*v, Disc de GRAMOMT, COTIIrIe ETIENNE de DAMAs, COMpte NANTOUILLET, Chev. de RITIERF, NlOOrlelit de PEE.- NOUET, blonfieur DISTEL, ('Abbe FLEuRIEU ) ('Abbe Coarctra. In the greater part of our impreffion yeflerday, we (fated a report circulating in the higher clicks, that Government has come to a determination to declare war againfl different States now tar ier the dominion or influence cf France. Monday late, the CH A NCLL LOR Of the Excusossa, Earlßavuuarr and MI.CANNING, held a conference at the Foreign Office on this ty.ifi nefs, when it is Paid to have been refolved to include in the dec'aration Denmark and the diff..rent Italian States, comprifrog Tufrany, Rcgufa, Naples, the late Republic of the &vett Minds, and all the cther States in the Mediterranean and Adriatic, in polliffion of France nr her Allies. The Expedition fitting nut under the command of Sir SIDNEY SMI TH, is now underflood to be deflined for the Mediterranean, or the Tagus. The military force will cot , fat of about soco men, feleeed from the troops recently arrived from Copenhagen. The rural force will be more confiderable than was at fill imagined. Befides the fix !hips of the line already mentioned. viz. the London, Elizabeth, Marlbo rough, Pompee, Valiant, and Captain ; a feventh, the York, was paid on Monday, at the Note, and ordered laft night to join the expedition. It will fail from Plymouth, to which place intlruaions were difpatched laft night from the Admiralty, for Sir , SIDNEY SMITH. Yeflerday morning the Doke of Yoga tranfaeed bufincfs with the KING at Windfor. General STUART arrived at Windfor yeflerday morning, and afterwards rode on horfeback with his MAJESTY, the Dukes of YORK and KENT, the Prin cell'es AUGUSTA and AMELIA. Yefierday the Princes SOPH to completed her 3oth year. Her Royal Highnefs remains indifpofed, but we are happy to ity fhe is a little better. At an early hour yefferday morning Mr. MILLS, the Mellinger, arrived at the Foreign Office, from the Court of Stockholm. Sir linm II PPP/4Ara had a lnng interview yellerday with the Board of Admiralty. Admiral GAMBIVI arrived in town yefierday, and ;dined his fear at the Board of Admiralty. A veffel is arrived at Plymouth, which left Monte Video on the 22d of Auguft, ten days later than the Alexander tranfport, which arrived at Portfmnuth on Sunday. Mon of our troops had then embarked, and a part had failed for the Cape. The complete eva cuation, it was fuppofed, would be effegied on the 7th of September, the day flipulated in General WHITE LOC g's capitulation. CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER 3. The Danifh fleet has at length reached onr (bores; Admiral STANHOPE, with his divifion, defiined for Portfmoutb, is for the prefent wind-bound in the Downs ; befides the line of battle Ibips with him, two fine brigs and upwards of too fail of tranfportsd with naval Itores are arrived in the River; the flores are to be infpe&ed and valued, and difpofed of in the King's yards at Chatham and Sheernefs ; but few of the troops are as yet arrived, for difembarkation in this elifirie, except a company of Artillery and Come detachments both of cavalry and infantry' of the German Legion —The brigade of Guards is, how ever, hourly expeaed at Chatham, from whence all the other troops have been removed in order for their accommodation in the barracks. A fquadron from the brigade of Heavy Cavalry at Canterbury is ordered from thence to Deal bar racks, and marches to-thotrow. Among the veffels arrived in the Downs are the Fylla, Danifls prize lhip, of a4-guns; and the Lon don tranfport, No. 136, the latter having part of the King's German Legion on board. The recruiting for the Legion has proved very fuceefsful, and it will return more numerous than when it left England. His Majefly's hofpital Chip Friderickfwaern, Captain HANCH ITT, and Dr. Jam' a sox, phyfician of the fleet, with the lick and wounded on board, who are reported very few, as the Sett preferred na excellent flare of health. ARCHBISHOP Or YORK.—Yellerdar advice was re ceived in town of the death of the Right Revetend Dr. WILLIAM Idaftaisaw, Lord Archbilhop of York, Primate of England, Lord High Almoner to the King, and Victor of IZreen's College, Oxford. He was tranflated from Chester to the Archiepircopal See of York in 1776, on the dcmife of Dostor Roasar DRUMMOND. His Grace, before his tranflmion, was chnfen by his MAJESTY Preceptor to his Royal High nets the Prince of WALES, Cot whom he preferved the moit dutiful and affeCtionate attachment to the clofe of his exiflence. His Grace has left feveral Cons, one of whom is a Rear Admiral in the Briti(h fleet, and another Chancellor of the Diocefe of York. Arrived from Weymouth, with his Lady, at his honk in John-flreet, Adelphi, JOHN Taatme, Efq. lately married at Swallcliffe, Oxfordfhire, to Mifs PLaßcr, late of Binfield, in Bet klhire. 'The Lou;la, JOHN EVANS, a ttardport laden with fibres from Copenhagen, was captured by a French privateer. The Captain and crew were taken out and fent to France ; after which the (Lip was recaptured by the Clyde, Commodore OWEN, and brought into the Downs. Captain SCHOMBERO is appointed to command the LOIRE frigate, newly repaired, at Deptford. The letters from Bombay, by the late overland packet, date that intelligence had been received from China, that the Eliza Ann, Capt. DARE, was wrecked in a gale of wind Pff the North.eaft vim of Haenan. Capt. DARE, and the fon of Mr. Kick, of Malacca, were unfortunately among thole who periihed ; the rca of the Officers and part of the crew who were Caved, after travelling overland, had arrived at Can. ton. The Amazon, a Danifh Chip from Bengal, was alfo wrecked near the fame place, but the crew were fortunately all fated. His Mai frstr has been •pleafcd to order, that the Battalion of Pikemen, at Aberdeen, under the com mand of Lieutenant Colonel Tows*. (hall in fain e be denominated the Akrdten Light infantry Volunteers, and ufe mufkets inflead of pikes. Saturday the 24th ult. the Haddingron battalirn of volunteer infantry, commanded by the Right Ho noutable Lord SIN cLais, afTembled at Haddington, and marched from thence for Belhaven barracks. near Dunbar, to remain there on permanent duty for 14 days. The Proprietors of Dr. ace:ores Syftem ofAgri. culture, have refolved, in order to OM its more ge neral circulation among fmall Farmers. to publills an edition in twelve monthly parts. Yellerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the (mice of bread to be continued at re: pence farthing the guar. tern loaf of wheaten, and tightpence three farthings honfehold. " Time': a tell teee," lays the comedy. He is in, and will tell a tale, next Friday morning, in the New Lo.ter y Plan, worth - 40,0001. But adventurers mull take Tim- by the forelock," by poffelllng qualifications previous to that day's great event, if they intend to be candidates for its im►nenfe Prize. DitURY LAN r.—The new Comedy of 7 ime's a Tell Tale, was repeated IA evening. ELL►STON, Mar- Trims, DowroN, Mifs Durmast, and Mrs. H. S►n- DONs, contributed their refpedive endeavours to flip. port the piece with great fuccefs. The Epilogue was well fpoken by EL.L►;TON. ROM, WAS the entertain. ment. Mifs LYON, as Rilina, and Mrs. Da FONTS, as William, executed the tongs, allotted to them, in a fweet ltyle of naivete. The houfe was crowded and brilliant. COVENT GARDEN —A cure for tie Heart &1e was admirably fullained in all its tharMers laR night MUNnEN's Old Rapid, EMERY'S Frank Outland, and Lewis's Young Rapid, afforded the highelt gratifica tion. Mrs. MArrocxs'sifi Vortex was perfonated with all the unrivalled powers r f this excellent ac• trefs ; and Mrs. Graa's y f ry Outland, was played in her very belt llyle. Mother voofe, after the hundredth night, is as humorous and acra&ive as on the fir It reprefentation ; and GRIMALDI and Bosooma were in high glee and fpirits. CORN MARKET, MARK -LANE, Nov. 4.—There are few arrivals cf Wheat today, which is in (bort fup ply, but the tales in this trade arc very dull, and nearly at our la( quoted prices—Barley is rather cheaper—Old Malt as annexed—fine New about Bos. per quarter—White Peas arc lower—Beans and Oats are in tolerable quantities, which articles on Monday and to-day fetch a (mall encreafe in price.—Flour inclines downwards, but fine American fupports its price 345. to 375. per barrel. CIENIRAL CUIR99ICY A$ UNDER. Wheat, 376 sos 636 per qr. Crey PC39,6311 7310 d Fine Ditto, 60 65s od Beans, (old) 586 64$ od Rye, (new) 40$ 45s od Tick Ditto 526 586 od Barley , 39$ 4.550 d Oats,sas alls 339 Malt, (old) 669 746 cd Poland ditto 34$ 356 6d Whlte Peas, (Boilers) 12361356 Potatoe ditto to 373 oil Rape tires. 9121 251. FIAC Flour 50619 53...•...3C4011d9 4511 to son. • NAUTICAL IITELLIGENCF. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2. : -Came in the Jafon, Captain Futtraor, from Oporto, with wine, for this port : the failed with the lillecrssus, of 32 guns, and Patetrur gun brig, in company with 43 fail of merchant (hips, the 16th Oetober, and parted from them Saturday evening off this port. The greatea exertions are tiling by th e Britifh merchants to get away from Portugal, with their families and propetty; a great number of whom are in the fleet. Came in the French (loop Jeune Eleanore, from Qiiberon, with Sib, prize to his Ma jefly's (hip GiSILALTAIt t of 84 guns; French lugger privateer la B,hemienne, of 2 guns and 45 men, cap. cured by the Novae, of 18 guns : (he failed a few days fince from St. Maims, in company with r+ other privateers of the like chfs ; fo that without a (harp look out on the part of the Britifh cruizerr, the trade of this country mull fuffer by thefe defperadoes. Came in •the Bremen (hip purge Henrich, Captain Wirrvar, from Charleßon, with rice and fugar, d e . tained by the Alert privateer ; George and Mary, Captain HreTT i from Buenos Ayres, for Lond on , r : wr copper, batk, Ice. ; Naactssus, of 32 rnss. from Oporto : the is Rated to have a quantity o Bd. tifh property on board : alto the Cormorant, of 7 4 guns, and the Coarranct, of A 4, from off Rochefort. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 3. —Arrived his Majefty's lips ALNICO'S, Bows, and VArtcus, from a cruize ; and the fitHoosTax, from the Mediterranean, with a fleet under convoy ; among them are the Neptune, --- ; Britannia, Ro. arwsmc; and the Suffolk, MoRNs. Arrived alfo the General Eaton, —, from Tonningen, detained by the Deer sa gun brig; Willimina, ODDARTS, front Peter(burgh, with hemp, detained by the Laußstr.; and the Henrietta, LostortußsT, from Guernfey, with the Infs of anchor and cable. Left night it blew a heavy gale at welt, and continued all night; leveret nails drove, but no material damage bar been done. The Recovery tranfport,Capt.BALMAN N was driven on thine. but got off with little damage. A (hip in Stoke's Bay 101 l her foremafl, bowfprit, and tome leffer damage' was done to the (hips in the harbour. Arrived yesterday the Peace, BUTCHER, from Oporto. His Majetly's (hip FERVENT will take the veffels which arrived from thence yefterday, un. der convoy, to the Downs. Wind W. now moderate. DOVER, NOVEMBER 3, The wind during the whole of latt night blew very violent froth the S. W. accompanied with fmall ►ain, and I am forry to fay it was fatal to one fhip.— The brig Santaritla, Captain Ms SOUZA FERRARA, of and for Viana," from Riga, with a cargo of flax, failed from this port a few days finite, on her voyage (having put in,-here windb'►und) .with a fair wind,. which however did not lag long, and the was obliged to bring up in Dungenefs Road, from whence the was drove during the gale laft night from all her anchors, and her fails being blown to pieces, the Captain tried to put her on (bore in our bay, but having no fails let the would not Iteer, and drove on Chore nn the point of the Sonth Foreland on a ridge of rocks ; the crew fortunately got fafe on (bore by the affillance of fome people who went from hence, and this of ernonn the is gone all to pieces, and very little of the cargo fared. Sailed the chip Ceres, of London, Captain TAYLOR, to the Downs, to wait for convoy, being bound to the Well Wind W. aLd blows Rrong. DEAL., NOVEMBER 3. Lan night, it blowing very hard, the Stip Faiths, Fowl- roafier, from Nescafile, bound to Jamaica, cut from two anchors, while lying under Dungenefs, to prevent her driving on !bore ; the Deal brumes have carried other anchors off to her to replace them. Arrived the SKYLARS (loop, BOLD gun brig, and Nos: ;lotus fire verfel, from a cruise off the Cosi of France. In the Downs—Fri/leers of Orange, Vice Admiral RowLsr ; Pompee, Vice Admiral ST•Nlinlik j Ca• nada, Valiant, Captain, and Ruby men of war; Skylark, Royalill, and Trompeule (loops of war; Bold, Niter, Virago, and Bloodhound gun brigs; Harlequin armed fhip.—Wind Weft, fedi breeze. YAMOUTH, NOVEMBER 3. The following is a correet lilt of the (hips remain• ing in thefe Roads, siz.—Majellic, Admiral Rua. SELL ; Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS ; Minotaur, Ad. miral ESSINGTON ; Maida, Mars, Hercule, Nara% Agamemnon, Defence, Alfred, Stately, and Cen• taut; Survcilante, Cambrian, and Hufftr frigates; Defiree, Cruizer, Difpatch, Ringdove, Leveret, Vs. lourous, Havoc, Oberon, Nightingale, Eclipfe, Archer, Flamer, Pigeon, Erma, Bruizer, Thralher, Crane, 'Claudia, and Swan cutters.—Several fail of Danilh men of war, and about zoo fail of tranfports, remain wind bound. _ _ Mr. FI.IIILnNGER, Mailer of the Daniih (hip Waldermer, late of the INFLEXIBLE man of war, was unfortunately drowned as he was taking found ings in working into thefe roads on Sunday lak In him the navy have 101 l a very deferving Officer. — Wind W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ca tot sex NOV. 3. —Pared by the Juno, Warner. from Co pet.hagen. Sailed the Elizabeth, Stephenfon ; and the Britih Queen, Wardlowe, for Jamaica. ARRIVED, In the Downs, the Longley, Thompfon, from Peterfburgh; the ' I ins, —, from Lifbon • the Ceres, Morgan ; and the Speedwell. Harrington, from Waterford-At Dartmouth, the Swift, Canning; and the indefatigable, from Oporto—At Betio!, the Finan cier, —, from ditto—At Liverpool, the Catherine, Wall, front ditto....At Aberdeen, the Evergren, Booth, from Petedburgh. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Druid, for the Pandour, captured sit May. and Swanen, captured the ad July, xBo6, will be paid on her arrival at Cork, and recalled on Wednddays and Fridays, at No. I, James lirect, Adelphi. The Conftance, for the Becquet, captured 9th May, add, will be paid .uid recalled at No. a, James.ttrcet, Al' tphi. will lie Warrior, for the Ranger, captured id Augult, aeS• be paid on her arrival cff Plymouth, anti recalled at Mr. Hunt's Deice, in that town, on Mondays and Thutfdays. L'Algle, for the Juffrow Alida, captured t9th April, !Sod. and the Margaret, captured lath March, tlio7, will be paid onboard. on• Friday next, and recalled at Ms,.),..ockyer's, Plymouth. na Tuefdays and Fridays. l'uefday fe'nnight, a floop bound from Dublin to Wexford, laden with merchandize, Renck on one of the fmall ifland, in Dub in bar, near Dalkey, called the 'Anglin., and almofi inliantly went down, when two of the three - men of which ihe crew confiaci un• fortunately perifhed ; the other fwam until he got upon the rodeo, where he remained all night, and in the morning, when his unhappy fituation wa; dirco• vcred, he was brought on Illwre.