Star. — London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

iota o Par made is Ra ta this aficisr• fitted to bjefk of recruit- ti we an is from of the IT, bow feaster od dome to bear watdiss tikr them cab of, r from its srtabed► irsattocil readier-- oat of the sou being • oo the hat an se. be French akin. and en old ro e. Letters I Sasses's dated Feb. its Gott. — Per, kill ba- aims, due Cof. of lookidjg r plundered • PislY 10 . Ts Vs lOrt . oommoo the Them. is fat woo it Yeaskfort say. under muted over d this be t►e Sao paroti d* German die Fsg of BITS Sad the and Attach'. ook an ailing Highgam Sr. Vtacair Cabinet Conn. Mice, at which eCmAnceLima W.. HOSAIIT• The D, Neapolitan. Malta, are to 74 rah vr hi ch two. -- - akin on board and has failed mitatent of the nd round New. i order to try if fercnt Potts. an 4 perpofe. his efeape from d ever fines the arrived in per. erkihire. t war. according ' Be RRRRR . the than 466 plans chef% two have ht by Spaniards. German% Cu by Dane% three by by It illanaen, fou r r by French ciu they would make t Rome from Cot o( Carsrool Faso. , dated February as a toottitotional d as mad, and was Hofpital of lo ws ber a petition, keeper. She far. his Emieence f by his finer AL svt a fiber. PLOtILLA OPP SOULOGIIL Done, MARCH 2s.—About too gun-boats cPme out of Boulogne on Friday, with an appearance " oft refolntion. They kept. however, under the protec tion of due batteries. On Saturday there came on heavy gale, which rattled the greats& alarm and conternatioo among them, from thewprrent dan ger of their being blown of the cot& In confe. queue otthis unezpeaed cireunlance, they got foul of each other ; but part were fo fortunate as to get back egg's. In the confuttoo one of them ron allsore, 'mother carried away her tuaf..and a third 101 l her bowfptit. Twesay.feven found it Iropoffible to get into Boulogne, but had the good fortune to reach Wimoreaus harbour g and one was forced round Caps Ganes. This totions fcene was vritneted by the Panazors frigate, but it was not poffible for her in approach the batteries. Our brave tars, therefore, Were obliged to content thusfelvesartlh quizzing this prodigious force, u they naturally regarded it with the thane contempt as that who propofe to reduce our mans of defence to loch Inferable craft, &e. &c. Dzat,, t Mateo violent gale fsbna the B. W. hls.tilu morning obliged 'theenemy's veireh arhich bad tome out to fait (betters Ha have en -. fared the newly opened putt of Vineereaal, and t,be volt have got Into Boulogne Harbour. not, however, *theta damage —se, by driving foul of each other, lies of the bilge her format and bowfprit. ano - ;her her bowfprit, and a third herlibboons $ a fourth wit obliged to bear up for Weis, with what damage ,could not afeettain, but do Axles many of their imiliaberee fallainod injury, gawk a&—Tbe whole of the Boulogne fqua#on liars bean blown lg. 'The enemy, it appears, had feventy.ive of their boats in the roads, but the late gale caw on fo foddenly that very few of them were able'to get back Cafe into the harbour. Seine were driven an bore ; others were obliged to run for Ca lais ; and from the confufion obferved among them there can be no doubt that they experienced a very heavy lots. /Among the frigates which have arrived here to reinforce the Iquadran is the Vieoluir, which I am happy has not been found Co defeaive as was fame time ago reprefented. The weather at prefect Is moderate s and therefore I ("page that our block ading (quadrat will fowl refame their nations. awing tarn,. SANS DAYS. Arrived yecterday evening, the DIAII• frigate. with a convoy from the weftward. which an failed for the River.—Arrived the Evava•tre and &T -sar frigates ; AOTUSIIII. HARPY and losavva Coops of wart Vesuvius and hay bulbs ; Mum sad Locos'. gun-brigs ; having been by she Smog S. W. gales blown of their Radon ow the coal of France.—The firma Hoop of war has a fiscal for a eaanoy to the wellwardl the DIAll• frigate is ft leafed from quarantine. and is under fail to the weaward. , —Wind 8. W. . Several tranfports arrived from Comity and jer• fey at Cowes laft week. and dikmbarked near 800 leeraiu from the Army of Referee at thole Minds, all of whom were Cent to the depot commanded by Lieut. General HSWITT at the We of Wight. The Vacuum sad Sea Fencible force in the Ifle of Wight mafifts of stoo men, moll of which she arrived at a Rate of difciplinc Carpeted only by few Corps in the kingdom. Laird WILLIAM Russatc has refigned his Liente vane, is the Streatham Volunteers, and is fucceeded by Mr. AutAAAAsa Roatesor. Yefterday the City Light Horfe Volonteen tered at their drill ground in Gray's lon-lame and marched to Hyde Park, where they were iof peded by Calomel Jaw ere son. The °Steers of the firft battalion of the Qtrtee's Volunteers have prefented Lieutenant Colonel le son with an elegant piece of plate, as a tellimony of their efteens fortis Cervices. The fpeech of Mr. Aoetuoroe in the left debate en the Volunteer A& drew forth repeated plaudits from the Houle. We have heard thole plaudits re• echoed from leveret parts of the country. Our opi nion of his integrity, of his patriotifm, and of his abilities, was given long before be attained his preterit height ; we are not therefore liable to the charge of courting at peepers that k, when we write in the. ad miration of his charadler. With the bonen energy of manly fenfe, he proved himfelf • fuperior to the artifice of a Purr, the ftrength of a Fox, and the fubtlety Of a WINDM•M. We hare reminded our Readers before, that to Mr. Anniscron the Country is indebted for the prefersation of the freedocre of the Preis, to the root of which the Adminiftratson, in rioB, had boldly laid the are. Had he not Rretched torch the rgis of the C-maitution againa the attacks of the Minalry, the N;wlpApers of London would be in the fame Rate of fearful dependance AS dint., of Parts. The vind inive m eafures of the IA Adminiflratims see hope to fee reverted. The appointment of the Dcfce of Noll SOL IL to art illuarious badge of honour ihewc the tuns of manly dignity. An unguarded exprefiion at a convivial meeting ought not furely to hare degi Ade.] a man whole high birth and whole virtues Lad endeared him to Li. country. We might extend the obfervation to other firrilat profcriptions; but we have reafon to anticipate a better fydem, and " to hail the dawning of a brighter day !" The horrible infinuations of Signor B re, the health of our beloved Sow llt stcs. have pro duced a Galilean of fentimcnt amongft the mon dd. cordant parties in this country. Words were linable esprefs the indignation uneverfally felt againfl this hlafpbeminis vomiter. His quotation of the fentence, Cecounced by the awful hand•writing on the wall. igatnft Cie devoted King of Babylon, has donhtlefs t., o u r Readers the obfervation of etat:eio. Use .tt • ef Nlak ).ii ttia, &franks. 1 be ,an cbt tr,nptias Gac his papac Priftrzsas. - • • • .1 Stk. •. -ftraollareft I am direald by the • Loan LtaistananD cif tilt County, tu communicate to you Hiehlagesyr's coup meads, contained in Mr. Yoaaa's Lauer to his Lordthip t as follows e MT LORD, • I have the Meow to toltneut r iatZt t reedV of your Lea,- fttip't letter, wild Me report of the y Lai-amo of the Holborn Dirties, upon th e cafe mama; refpofting the differenca which ham artfen in the St. Masi Caps of Valle tta@ ; sod alt appeal from that report, that the promedlnp which have taken place In that Carps, have in no ny oefpnets barfri4Tfre offilrefrieMaatnis width is lead. 1, ter tea MI se `g " ini was"7 l44.6o, w. and that there is me pied for (ti re the tbit harmony, which Is to the ',lamas of a Volunteer Corp, can be Mimed sews* • Members of this Bamboo; I have received his MAla nes cowasaltft a Oen* to your Lerftftli4ibst W sesassrr Is plated, open a view of sit the eiremallances, to Mealtime the fenica Otte Cora of 54 Panama Vabientera" I am further direfteel by his Urdfhip to proems the arms and accoutrements that have been deliver- ed to the Corps t I have therefore to Tama you will, without loft of time, return • the fame to the Gentleman from whom you received them, and to whom you gave ise receipt. His Lordltip exprefes to me the. regret he feels at the want of harmony which has made it neceffary to di(continue the ferrices of a Corps which, he has every reafon to believe, was exceeded by none in dil ciplate. I am, Sir, your molt obedient Servant, J. P. La I BUIS. Or Friday evening left their Graces the Duke and Duchefs of bfaactiolouost gave an elegant Concert at Blenheim, which was llttalefollar attended b‘ the Nobility and Gentry of the neighbourhood. The whole concluded with Ged Sew dr Alq, frog in full chords by the whole company. A faun ftiver . jag, which would contain about half an Englifti pint, that bad been itfed as a camp jug by Prince C in the year t 745, was lately fold among othet houfehold furniture, at Leith, at 14s. per once. A vavenous glead, or buzzard hawk, had frequent ly, of late,teen Peen devouring pigeons, on the Reeple of Bow Church; yefterday Mr. CAIMUTNIILS, of Cheapfide, from the window of Mr. Pone a's houfe, shot the bird. Mr. P. has it in his poffefLon, and in tends to preferve it. Monday fe'nnight the Whitby Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Captain %Pete Ssoirsom, mounted guard at the offal hour, and having gone into quar. ter, are to continue on permanent duty there for three weeks. On Wednefday fennight. the 3d Forfartbire Vo lunteers left Perth, where they had becn on puma nett do" for fome weeks On Wednefday fe'nnight the Pickering Lytb Vo lunteers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Sir. Groacre C , Bart. after a fortnight'. ferviee at Scatbocongt, returned to their refmaive homes. On Thurfday fe'nnight, the Itegiorem of Upper Agbrigg Volunteers, commanded by Bir Gsolos Aaparraas, Bart. confining of 13 companies, of tit men each, sfaribled on Crosnand Moor, near litersfiekl, where they received their Aolours from the ands of Lady AlllOTTlial. Saturday fe'nnight the Royal Monteath Volon teas (which is the 3d regiment, ad Pardinsire bri gade), commanded by Sir 301111 MACG2IOOII Moe ger, Bart. received their colours, on a field at Celli chat, near Donne, and were afterwards infpalcd by Lieutenant Coloold CALLMIDII. Wedadday the AlideTßOO Volunteers received their colours in Glafgow Green. Lea week. at Berwick upon Tweed, a tumultuous mob dreffed op the figure of a Volunteer. who had .:lived, and (eating It on an ars, paraded the Rants for Come time, with a number of his brethren in atlas, during 'which the mute Gentleman (offered great indignities, with many fevere fiabs of the bay onet, and finally painted in the flames. The ceremony of prefenting the cnlonrs to the South Eaft Battalion of 19e of Wight Volunteers, commanded by Colonel &num,. of Mirables, took place at Godfhill on the tath inftant, and exhibited • very pleating piaure of the manners and fpifit of the ifle. This corps confetti entirely of the hardy Cons of Agriculture, whofc flrength of body and ge neral good appearance can hardly be exceeded.— With the greatell order and foleamity the whole bat talion attended divine firvice at Godfhill Church, at which the Earl and Counters of Cava■ and other families and officers of diflinCtion affitled ; the co lours were carried up to the altar by the Colonel's two inns (very, fine youths), and confecrated by the Rev. Mr. BARS' is, who afterwards preached an excellent and moll imprefllve ferment to the Volun teers, Exodus chap. xxxii. vet% Confecrate yourfelves." Divine fervice ended ; the battalion marched to their parade, and formed three fides of a lquare. Mrs. Astsosn, attended by her fiends, t''.e Earl of CAVAN on her right, Lord H. Stymoua on her left, now took her plate rppcifoe the centre div ifion, and with a well adapted fpeech, prefented a pair at colours beautifully embroidered, inferibed with the motto " Pro Aril a to the Colonel, who, after reminding the battalion of the martial fpirit of their ancenurs, and expreffing lii. conviCtion that they would live and die in defence of their GOD. their Kilda and their Country, delivered hem to she Enfigns who had advanced to receive them. The ceremony finifficd, Major General the Earl of CA VAN and Staff, Lord Hamar &vamoose, the Officers of the Battalion, and feveral oilicrs, were entertained by Colonel ARNOLD at the Engle Inn at Newport. and the men sepaired by companies to their reipec. rive •illages, where dinner was provided for them by their Captains. On Thud. Jay, while Lieutenant Colonel HARM Commander of the Whitechapel Regiment of Volun teers, was praaiting the Corps in the Light Infantry manceuvres, as ordered by the Commander iirelliet, an unfortunate accident occurred to Mr. CASLETT, one of the Regiment, who received the eaplolion of a pi e te in his face, which has confiderably injured his eyes ; immediate affillance was given by Mr. Cvar is. the Surgeon of the Regiment, a-ho was, u ufual, in Attendance on the fpnr. After the parade was over, the truly worthy and humane Commander went him filf to Sir W. BUZAU), UIIO attended, and gave low hopes, in.cnnfequence of immediate al:Gila:lie basin:, been endued. f ." ra I i i 4,11k* - Him: Right Lard Restos swathe Right HMI. • llsztisst PI having propofed, after the example of his Grace our Chancellor, to give Two Prizes of Fifteen Guineas each, to two Senior Bachelors of Arts, and the like to two Middle Bachelors, who Hall con pore the bed Exercifes in Latin Profe, which are to be read publicly by them on a day hereafter to be appointed near the commencement. The V.ce. Chancellor glees notice, that the fnbjeds for this rear are, fur the sertss ssessisss. ILsoldMetenodl,, mt ineomatodi, a republica IternMant Mime= dee ealanatanuo, boar oecideotales Ldrlar pupa coldlitats, deem T o • Wbat advantage, or immovadenea, Is Skdy to he &Mod from the itmablic d Sticks, or Mm M Cokes, lately dtabilisad to the Weft ladies r Mtaou BAC LLLLL modls, et cadibas, °Mates jam Son:am paulatim L im/pars a waders, fokaest What see the modes and *rem by wlttcb States, woe OoarM- Ins, flak Mto a datum sad (all r On Tuefday lift, the blimp of ;Arcot'', as Vifi tor, attended a Special Convention of King's Col lege, Cambridge, in order to brine to a final deci fion a quellion, which has for Come time embarraffed that Society, viz.—" Whether the Rev. Mr. B—, conformable to the Statutes of the College, could contipue to enjoy his Felltiwfhip, after having coha bited many years with a Lady whom he bad gene. rally introduced as his wife, and 'by whom he bad fevers' children, called after his name." The matter underwent a long and ferious difctiffion I in the cootie of which, the whole body (Caving one dials tient) declared, that fufficient evidence had been ad diced to prove Mr. B— a married man, according to the fpirit of the College Statutes, and that the ' Senior Fellowfhip which he held, was therefore, in their opinion, We falio, become void. _ GUILDHALL I lon esca.—Yelterday a Court of Common Council was held at Ouldhall. The Court nominated eight of their Members, viz. the Aldermen PLowsa, A , J. J. gnarl( ' and Las; and the Commoners, Mr. Deputy B ares. WOOD, Mr. Tuner, Mr. Nrcnot.ts and Mx.Depu ty GatINAW•Y, to be returned to the Court o f Alder. men, to be held this day, for their el alma of four out of them to be Commifiloners under ?be Aft foe granting a contribution upon the profits arifing from, property. &c. The Chamberlain ptercated his yearly accounts, which were ordered to be printed, and a copy thereof fent to every Member ci the Court. _ _ • The Court, on the motion of Ur. Drzos. and fi conded by Major Vaaistacnw, voted their unanimous Thanks to the Admirals, Viee-Admirals, Captains. Officers, Seamen, and Marines, Coe their eminent Cer vices in blockading the enemy's ports.--See the let V the treadles fir. • Fun tied. or Loan Asvasiaer.—Yellerday morn ing, about eight o'clock, the remains of Lord At.. were removed from his honk in Great George liner, Welasinfter for interment in the Rolls Chapel. Chancery-lane. The procelfion moved in the following order: _ _ _ _ Two aillidtan op bfirkbeeli, with kark OW sander% A plume of black 01 . 1 rich fcadhers, mad two page& nalenks and Oa. Ist% Med ilmice:attiDded ej 17 en Palm Tbranstaisnilag amity, with pea op cub We. The proceffson was followed by the late Lord's carriage, with the tenants in ; alto the carriages of Lnrd Kepyne, Dowager y Lan vin, Mrs. Soneaa, and Coked Arai. _ ' On its arrival in Chancery.lane, the corm was conveyed into the -chapel with fix pall-bearers and four mourners, the domefiics of the deceaced's fa mily. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Svaacmisa ; and the body was depolited in a vault on the right of the Communion Table. The coffin was plain but remarkably neat: it was covered with fine black clotiv, adorned with a number of gilt ' ornaments, handles, coronets, and a gilt plate in fcribed, Richard Pepper Arden, Lard Alvanley. Lard Ode jultie• of the Court of Common Picot One of his Mayers Rigiu Honourable Privy Cowell, Died March the tlith, Ailed 9. Twenty tons of dolls ta w s er e fent by the canal, the beginning of lift week, under an efcort of the Guards, to Ideas. Bousvor and Co.. Birmingham, for the purpofe of being re-Ramped. CRIM. Co*.--A recent fathionable Ely/swat is flow become the fubjeft of general converfation. We therefore feel ourfelves at liberty to mention the fol lowing particulars :—Lady G. the fair Elopi, is the fccond daughter of an Honourable. Reverend, and Venerable Dean, who refides in the South of Ireland, and is prefurnptive heir to an Earldom. About five years ago, Sir John C. was quartered with his Re. giment in the neighbourhood, and became acquainted with the family. He was ordered fuddenly to Eng land; and, on leaving his qnarters. Lady G. then Mil, C. followed him to Dublin, where they were married. From Dublin they came to England. where they have since lived apparently in the greaten feli city. The Lady had a beautiful cottage near Windfor. a fplendid equipage, Eic. Sir John G. is a very hand fome man, severa l years younger than the Lady or her gallant. All ladies in her Tuuation are prefumed and declared beautiful. Hitherto, however, Lady G. has been allowed to be jun pretty and not more. The Honourable Captain B. the gallant. was the friend and brother officer of the injured huffiand.— He was his inmate at the time of the difeovery. The Lady, it feem., had Rolen unheeded to her lover's chamber, and was caught in the at of coming out of it by her hufband. The cantina of Sir John G. upon this painful occalion was that of a Gentleman and a foldier. He produced a cafe of pinols ; but the Honourable Capt. B. Paid he would not aggravate the injury by firing at the man whom he had wronged, and declined the challenge. Sir John then-fat down and wrote a letter to the Lady's friends, requetling their advice. Some time after the Lady eloped, and the Hnn. Captain B. fent a letter to Sir J. G. informing him, that as he had ne• Fleeted poor Potent, LAdy C;.'s chriffian name, it became his ditty not to let her pine, but to take her 'under his protedion. The criminal intereourfe is luppofed to have fuluifled about four months. Lady G. has a daughter about five months old. All the leading Barrifters nt the Conn of King's ficnch have bad retainers in the Criss. An. staion la• tin ut cd againtt the military paramour of Lady G. ::. - ion • .44 , - - 01e 4 ,0511111 tx"'" 1011141011XCIL' • illiabara, Maims sg...Tht Oblate. Calf ilanwi, for New Yotk, has lees obliged, aka le both ba =clan ache Down:, to heat away fa pal the will proceed on ha voyagc aslant al can get in new cables and anchan. ' Cowes, Mateo 26.--Arrited the Aggplama Antelope, Pretax Coates nialler. laden with tobacco, veep Inky, having lag on her voyage to throw a cable sad part other* overboard. Sailed the Aurora Aasefican I Fosulaser i for Copenhagen ; the Tad% It sox, foe.. Atolterdrin, and Entelii, Gaatllits wines, for Boninglberg. e- . PAITINOOTN. Itasca 26.--Arrived the T rants floop of war, with the Mae coati? eitil I TINSMAN tranfports, (with troops. which they he at Cowes this morning) node, cottony from land I Swath cutter, from Coerofey $ and the CA LOTT/. WHITS, from Gottenbrrgh„ Wood to NI detained by the EVILTOICI frigate. The Ec rsa gon.brig.whirli Mal on flotorial for the eaßward, pot back y ettaday. a pe failed a this moroing with the Sera/m.llA.►ri g. Lama Ro . Rattail" at. Spilbead, the ROYAL 1 LIAM. POINIIIANT, ETIATINCII. Aliases, Pa THINNNIN. ETNA. Camp arr. moth At Bt. Helen's. the LITIATNAN. Atolls% sal "lea. athingifion in the harbour. the Gas TOt, Quasi. Armament, RovoLorsonatan. cm MU, sad A wauscana. Samosas, !Asko, s6.—Arrived bia flips Rontmos.:ill4l MT, Sed KING% FIN/IL; the Vs Lass a. s mass. Alms. and &wow too brie The Oassrss is nodocked. and Bcoaeostadocked. Theemassrens siadLsnx.e ran forAl of sacb other in the Swiss fosse tine are nearly ready for fee. The Ernasson has into harbour, and bad ber saahrtnatl taken out. si has been replaced with a new one : the tsdl pre to the Noes about Wednafday, and fad in air* I after. Coca. Maacir a r.—The brig Lord Safi" arrived in Cove this day from Malta. ailed ■ convoy of his Majelly's nape ST4TIItY Ind &ai with 16 fail more in compeer, bound up dregs and Iritis Channels. She kit Malta the MI6 J my, and parted convoy the 18th in*. of Ueda was chafed yefterday by a French privateer bri His IY 4 l , a f jelly's fbip CSIITSVOI.II' N now lying* as back Spike bland. waiting for the netwar‘b Well India Wet. There aye now collided 0 4 so fail to proceed with her; Te4laday sir big iloopTeonriuss, Capt. Goormie. felled ben port frit Jam. Hastorroa-uvost-Huit.,Maaca s 3. —The Ha (loop of war, Capt. Basis ITT, is arrivedisthe it bet to take tinder convoy the Sips. loading for nom, Copenhagen, Daatrick Xnuingtberg, St Lubeck, te. and writ fall from hence as &on I weather is favourable. The reek that foiled Imes ye ay fennight, for Towing's, Min way of the Sous gnn•brig, hare hest ebligi I *rung contrary winds to return into rite Hat they will fail again Set famersitie dee A convoy is appointed ter take from km. to bead, there to join the genets' convoy, the A vase■ and any other' verde • boond from hen Portugal, Spain, or the Heditetranean. The eheller, MATSOI. for Greenland. put back lett te this port, with the toil of anchor and cable. Emanuel, Noat.a■n. from Hull for Zobdoo, i into TerThelling by celerity winds. The X Hossurson, from this port to Embden, is pm tgwog. The Gefellfehaft, RADIIIIIIII. fies el& for Lubeck. has put into a harboor in Norway. Majefty's Blip Taus., Captain Hstt■r. aerie Whitby a few days ago. and took on board imperiled feamen, with which the failed for this The America, letter of marque; Capt. Roataso St. John's New Brunfwick, failed from Whitby days ago, with goods and pars:agars. The Cathartna Margaretta. Bacceotr. from tit Tonningen, is on (bore near Heligoland : bee landed at Co:haven. 'Me Rectums, him, this port to Riga, arrived at Liebau on the. tot The Hawke, of Aberdeen, is on (bore near Shi O , MARCO al—The Hope. Mir* are Waterford from New York, for 1.1 red, er a pees days. The ibitaetda, Cowan, is arrived at lAA Wel, IN ND, for this port, after a pal Lase *as drys. The jean. IC is *rime at dhto, from Laos, far Pert Cadge* The Cuonlegham, is arrived here. from Warps*. *36 been New deem*, Kerr, from hence to Luber * pet fete Psi Norway, on the 9th nay. after Wig Awe OM tit reels at 0 Sheba' bets ablied to be dikbampel. and is make hal The Adis'', &flyer. and Hopewell. lame. eels hens yerpoot, were is lleilatt Loch as the if left with obi fa of Mids. wind bound. LLOYD'. I.IST. (ISAMU' MD, MA Re• )6.-..Palfed by dm V e Semi from Bombay; Patriot, Ste:lnbar. from T ; Mane mo m , from the deer Plata; V iellince, Career, from neva tbarkte, Boyd; and Monique, Donk, from Lalbott ; Basal from Niko; Eleanor, Howe, from Cinerary ; Bayne, from Waterford; ramose, Heath, from Cork; Thais, -- • Tbree Brothers, Holt ; end Three Men, tram Tweines; Carafes Matilda, —from Norway ;P Foulke= ; sad Abbey, Bendel!, from Pqmouth. WWI II -- fee Paladelplre; Mary. Donn, for New °duos; Priaz;rell, for Halifax: Alexander, King. for Virginia; 1 for Bareekme; Dora. Blake, for Wat,rford; Rene for Peterfberab; Jape, Daddltio ; end Luba* pocket, WI for Tanninges. As atveo—At Cotter, Antelope, Coran, from Virile Bridal, Sophia Betty. --. tom Caliz ; Caroline Wilk —; Eagan* Aparancro, • and Colima. ft Caet' Spain—At Clyde, Brand y Wine Miser, Gail. New Yost—At Londonderry, Goanlian, from New Amphitrite, Erin; and Plimniz, Behar, from Asoftenie Waterfted, Stark, Haws, from peen ; and trek St Übe's—At Dublin, Exprdhies, Hoag. from Si. Rectum Kinfale,Caroline Peters, —.from the Coed of Spain—o& beds. Apettle, desgart, from ditto. The maw frigate and convoy width failed from Palm the isek of Febeemy. were all w.:13 damn thirty aide to d ward of Cape Sported (dervishes of Gil a / a :tar) on the sett the George, Collies. from London for Gibraltar, which from the deer near Falmouth. The Diligence, Tackle. from Limerick for Landon, le e by • French privateer belonging to St. htaleet; sad em face to Barripook (where Sac arrived es the old uk.) die we to by keyed Enda ersdzers ; bet the french prise miler the mate. who was left on board, to enterer them. sod , efeaped befog ermined; by which &Magma they have is vizors into port. Oa Friday meriting emir, the weetirr being very WA I the whid ineder4te at N. N. W. three vetkla run amass Whitby rock. The Rodney. Rate. from Nevreadle .11 got of, and with the Moues. Bailimall Peewit.* Stash, le Whkby harbour • bee the Derwhy, of loath fillehis• I with soak, rensainei on the tech, god la new a total wed mitele dimwit . .. tame as ikon at Smiths. ens if width I off, het It to mutt 114 other wins wawa meek.