Star. — London, England, 1804-12-15 00:00:00

leg ths Ivo St b I t eft Was and ,cn; • • • people and carritges--froirs . all parts& people ta ed to the places through which the Proceffon was to pars. The public expeftation was entirely fulfilled—no thing could equal the mile, richnefs, and elegance of every thing belonging to the proceffion. No thing, above all, could equal th e brilliant a pp earance of thofe gallant men veto formea his Majefty's efcort, and whofe eclat (poke more to the imagination, be caufe it brought to mind the vittories with which this band of heroes covered themfelves. • . The procelllon arrived at Notre Dame amida the acclamations of the people, who bided the day an d the hero to whom the benefit was to be attributed. There acclamations were redoubled in the (hutch; fdled with Citizens, fo much 'the more fincerely cached to his Majefty, from the cooperations of the good which his genius prepares and direas. The impofing ceremonies of the inauguration took place in the manner we had previonfly announced. We (hall dwell here only upon the Emperor's oath. His Majefty pronounced it with the firm tone of a man whofe heart confirms what his mouth expreffes ; but when he came to there words, which terminate that auguß oath—'" I (wear to govern folely with a view to the intereft, the happincfs, and lory of the French people"—his voi c e, changing f rom a deep and &freeing fentiment, reached with more certainty the hearts of every one who heard him. His Majefty and the proceffion came out of the church about four, and did not return to the 'Mail laies till night had doled in, leaving no other re gret to be experienced by the Citizens than that the fall of day had, hindered them from enjoying the charming and infpiring Every where in his - Majefirs paffage the Cititc!4 were eager to decorate t heir houfes with tapefiries of different kinds. In the afternoon the troops affembled in the Bou levards, waiting for the proceffion, danced to the found of the tambourine, and to cries of raw L'Ens. torah:. Every where the people partook of their joy, and affembled to dance at feveral places. The procenion was equally numerous es brilliant ' a jai idea of it map, io fome meefure, be formed by obferring, that an hour and a half fearcely fufficed to fee it pafs. , • The Uhtmiutiocis were every. where very brilliant. The Boulevards Teemed to leave fomething to be de fired in point of fight; but the chagrin difappeared when one was tranfported to the Thuillerics. The molt lively imagination cannot conceive the tafte , and the magniEtenee of this brilliant and happy evening. If any thing were wanting to complete our alto niOnnent, it was the order and tranquillity which prevailed in Paris. The general happinefs was not interrupted by any accident.—Builetis Ss PEtwote. DiCallaLa4. The fecond day of the coronation fete; bad nut the chars/ter of that memorable day which had pre ceded it ; but it had that which was proper—that of a public rejoicing. . • The movements of a people running from pleifure to phallist, had fuieceded folemn pomp; a common dzeft, to that of cofturne ; popular fporu to ceremo nies I and in(tead of brilliant proeiffions; we had ao lumen& population (read upon the qitaYs, the pub: lie plates, the promenades, and the Boulevards; Where aM forts a diverfinns were going on: A fine and clear day rendered more brilliant this affemblage of people, which extended from the Im perial Palace to the extremity of the Boulevard St. Anteing. The multitudes were drawn to different points at the fame inftant, and the Unmade extent of the Boulevards prilkoted the cop Sail of a continued pecAnnade. In the morning . the Heralds at Arms proceeded d through all the principal places of the city, and dif tributed on their paffage an enormous quantity of nudge of different Um, dented to commemorate thimesca the h of the Coronation s on one fide of theft is figure of the Emperor, bearing the crown of the Cedars, with this legend—Napoleon Ersparery ;on the fe we read--te dealt et le Pea. , pls. There words explain the meaning of the alle gorical dear' on the reverie , where is fern a fi g ure clothed in the attributes of magiftracye and one of a Warrior, borne on a buckler, and new clothed with the Imperial attributes. The eagernefs to obtain thefe medals was extreme. On the Plats de la Canards arofe four halls, forming oblongs of antique arcliteture, deftined for waltzes. Prom this place to the extremity of the Boulevards extended long and brilliant cordons of illuminated garlands. The gates of Saint Dennis and Saint Mar tin, behind which brilliant illuminatlos terminated the view, offered a very beautiful coup Sail. The Place de la Concorde, the Hotel de la Marine, and adjoining hoafes, the Palaces of the Legiflative Body, and the Legion of Honour, difplayed a galaxy of light. During the whole day, fports of every defeription along the whole extent of the Boulevards, fingidatly emitted the fpeelators ; there were fern a numerous corps of muficiAns, executing fanfaronades and mili tary marches ; there groups of fingers making the place refound ; exercises if every defeription ; The atres at fhort diffances ; Pantomimes and Buffoons, excited every where attention and pleafure. In the evening the crowd infenfibly filed off to wards the Champs Elyfees, the Thuilleries, arid all the points where they could Ice eafily, and without confofion, a fine artificial lire work, let off from the Bridge of Concorde. No accident happened to cloud this agreeable day; order and the mu tt petfelt tranquillity reigned every where, and every where was feen that calm and peaceable gaiery, that innocent liberty, which charac terizes a happy people.—.lfouireer. on Then follows a Pregeomse for the diftribution, the sth, of the colours, and the imperial eagles to the deputation of the ee They were to be pre r en t e d by the Emperor on his Throne. H ates , Nov. 3N.—Au experimetnt has lull been salute of a bomb iiiip on a new coolrueon, carrying morta r wilt 38 pounds of powder , the ex p iation of •which is fo tremendous that it is nectar,' t . o take preeantions to prevent the gunners from being in. jored by it. The vette! fuftained nu accident. d v As um: ely at , ft•rSeeiii, Nov. 6.-- ..c..el_ y rived here Mr. Ricer, SecretAry.of the Britith Lega. tion, that is to reticle in this city, as accredited v‘ tii t t i le e Diet. We are Allred that . the Ambaatffador ( , and nam e is not saentionecl), isprefent Beiho .11 glottly lollaw Mr. Ko.v. LONDON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE CeClo•Citt Confola, for Jan. 39}—Om:awn B}9—Reduced S. 4 Per Cent 74H—Lieheq. lidlt, par ts. thf. Short Ann. 2 11461. PRICE Op STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 164 Imperial 3 per C,ent.s6l 3 per C. Red. A im . 37 ii trim s per Cent. 8/ 3 per Cest. Conf. Ann, awe Eiebeq Ma per a. dIL 4 pa Cent. Coot 7411 Otunium si prem. s per Cent. Navy (but Engllflt Tie kma ittl toe. 3 pa CCM 1797 96: 99 ConL for *pg. t 9 if . Long Ann. 16; Is-otes : s pa Cent. to be paid Ap.99 DUBLIN, DicEMSIII 10 ...4 Per C. GO,. Da. 891 90 89i. Extbango--DubUn on London anti. We announced in part of our impre(Gon yefterday, the arrival of French papers to the sth infiant, with details of the Coronation of BONATAIITII. The whole May be fummed up in a few words—The day was fivourable, the ceremony fplendid. . How eafy has been the conquefl atchieved by this upflart over French liberty, compa•ed to that of Atiou STV a over the liberties of Rome ? If the French revolution be I terminated, which we do not believe, by the advance ment and tonfecrition of Boauaava, It willafford another co:Amelia, in the obfervation of VOLTAtit that the civil wars and confufions of France had al waysterrainated unf vourably to the caufe of Liber:y. An article which appears in the Leyden Journal, dated from Frankfort, tfith of November, mentions as an extraordinary circumnanee, that a Deputation from his Britannic Majelly, in his quality of King of the United Kingdoin of Great Britain and Ireland, is for the future to refide at Ratifbon, accredited to the Diet of the German Bmpire. Mr. HILL, brother to Lord BIIitICIL, is fpoken of as the head of this new Legation. According to a setter frorn the fquadron tinder the command of Admiral COCHILAWI t dated off Fer rol, on the sth inft. the communication with the thory had not then been iCterrupted ; the Spaniards con tinued to fupply our fquadron with (refit beef and vegetables as ufuaL The officers made occafional vilits to Ferrol ; but not fo frequently as before the detention of the Spoil& frigates, nor could they avail themfelves of Poch indulgence Without fpecial perrniffion from the Adtitiral. There was a confi- I derable difference in opinion prevailing in the * fleet and at Ferrol, as to the probability of a war between Spain and this country: The bell-informed officers in our fquadron conadered hotiilities as inevitable; ' while theinhabitanti of Ferrol and the neightiour • ing towns on the coati, entertained very different fentiments. Their wilbes might have bad much in. fluenee in direeing their opMions, as they all appeared eitremely anxious for the continuance of peace. was generally underftood in our fquadron: that every thing was in a fair train fur an amicable se ll commodation of the difagreanent occafioned by the detention of the Spanith frigates, until the arrival of General 800 smonvitxr, the French Asnbafiador at Madrid. The French (hips which had been fo long that op in Ferrol, were nearly ready for fee, and it was fuppofed would make as effort to ekape on the' firft faiourable opportunity: lit tht bell informed chiles in town, it is gettetally believed that no hopes now remain of peace being maintained with Spain-A-that Mr. Far as having quit ted Madrid, had arrived on the frontiers of Portugal on the asth ultimo, and is now on his pairage to England. On the queftion of a war between Spain and this I country, the Journal de Paris of the 4th Intl. prefents the following article : , 1 , ' 4 By rams from blarfeilles of the 27th ult. we are informed, that an Avila arrived at that port from Barcelona, addrated to the Spaniel Conful, acquaint. ing him that the Cabinet of Madrid had jolt declared war againft England. The Meffenger fen off imme diately, in order to communicate the fame intelli• . I genre to all the ports of the Mediterranean." pe terierday morning, foon after breakfan, his Ma /ism accompanied by the Princciies &Irma and Am ILIA, rode on horfeback in Windfor Great Park, and viewed the improvements. Her MAJESTY and the other Princefo tout an airing in a coach and four in the Great Park. Yellerday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord HA REOWIT'S Ace. in Downing-14w, labial did nlit bre..k up till tbree. There were pre fent the Loc' CHANCELLOR, the CHANCELLOR of the Exoctuyta, Duke of bloutaosa, ififeount Met •to.t, EatlCAMbalc, Lords C&& N , Havtias -11U1(Y, and MULORAVI. Earl CAMDEN and Lord HAWIIIIIIMMT had each long interviews with his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You yefierday, at the Horfe Guards. - - Yefterday difpatches were received at the Admi ralty from Admiral COCHRAN e, of Ferrol, and this morning from Admiral Colawauas s dated from Torbay t and from Sir jamas Saustaatz. on the Jcrfcy nation. Sir Sins v S..tr se had yellerday a long conference with L-iri.l Ms t. i i.t v, at the Admiralty office. G. F. R•inns, Elq. Furter of his Majefly's late fhip Rosin sr, is appointed by the Right Honourable the Lind. Commiflioners of the Adiniralty, to the B E LLIcy'.I.7I, of 64 guns. 'the Eat of ORMOMD it to be married CO Tnefday nest to Mils C , of Sutton Hall, M Derbyfbire, uith a fortune of 18,ocol. a year, and 80,0001. in si,ociey. Another Comedy, from the pen of Mr. C is, we undernanci, in preparation, and will be fyeedily brought ftu wait at lkuiy Lux l'lnatre. huuric 41, lAPITLLIGENCB. MAIL* TH DAL....WIDdWIAL Alli• 0 Ot. ' All. 11131. I I Hamburgh O Dublin N'aterford FALMOUTH, Dic. la.—Arrived the tip Suffolk. ROJIIN sow, from London for St. Vineents. Captain Roaissow reports, that a French corvette bore down upon the Suffolk laft evening, offScilly, but loon il;eered off without firing a giTn.—Wind S. W. TORBAY, D6C. 13,--yeflerday :diamond arrived and remain at Torbay, the following Mips under the command of Admiral Coativracr.ss, his. Malelly's Rips Atlas, Temeraire, Ville de Paris, Prince George, Princefs Royal, Britannia, Plantagenet" Windfor Cyple r Courageux. Veteran, Warrior. and Dragon, with .the hired armed fchooner Colpoys. Wind S. S. W. blowing heavy, and rain. PLvtanwrit, DEC. a3.—The STAUNCH gon.brig failed fir hence yetierday afternoon, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs. The wind blew Aroag at W. S. W. in the evening. nnt . l the weather very thick; the, Rover tranfport. that lately arrived here from the *eft Indies with French prituners, Was one of the fleet, but in turning out of the Sound, was unfortunately riven amore on Yalin Point, and ire • nnderitand totally loft, as were three of the crew. ....Came in the PLOVIR, of 113 plus, fr . otts a cruise. —This afternoon arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, Capt. MunnE, from Haifa:, with the Mail, after a pall:age of zo days: the brings a confirmation of the efc.ipe of the Didon and Sybelle French frigates; they paired through Hell Gates, on the 3d of No vember, in the e v ening at dark, and itruck on the rocks in going through : the Leander and Cambrian which had been fo long blocking them in, immediate ly followed them by . Sandy Hook, in hopes of falling in with theft' near Block Illand, but owing to thick weathtr, find a ilrong ple of wind at N. W. added to the dillance they had to run, it was impolLble to overtake them: It is generally fuppofed that Jimmie Bora AAA A is on board the Didon. The Revolu tionaire, of 44 guns, arrived in the Chefapeak, on the tft of November. The paffengers by the %teen Charlotte are— Captain frkeese, of Hs Majettretp Lender; the Right Hon. Hart of Seth" Mr. Smith AM Family, Makir itbscals, and Lltutemat crake. The packet wits bound to Falmouth, but overthot that port laR night in the gale. Poarsuourn, Dic. ,4.—Arrived the Patriott, STRAINOCc. of London, laR from Plymouth, bound to the Well Indies Sailed the l'E v cotter with the Ajax, Amphitrite, and Elifha Tupper iianfporti, with troops, for Gneissic,.; and the Sawmill* gun-brig, with a convoy, for the Dowat. Drat., Dee. 14.—Arrived the FlscaaD frigate from the weftward, and failed for the River; alto the Caurisa, froM a cruise. Came down from Sheer nets the AUTUMN (loop of war, and remains in the Downi with a fleet of (hips cf war, and outward bound velTels.—Wind W.N.W. YARPIOOTN, Drc. t4..—The Courier, Captain ADAMSON, a letter of marque, has brought in here a Hoop rigged vefrel, from London, bound to Holland, in ballsill, with one French lady on board. Several packages of letters which were found on board base been fent to the General Poft Office, as they are fup pofed to contain forbe information to the enemy ; the lady and crew are on no account whatever permitted to have any communication with the more.--Sailed for Sheenier*, to undergo a thorough repair, the GLATTON, of 64 guns, and l'Aretcaria ftigate.— Arrived froM Oporto, Tor this port and Lynn, the COra, of Yarmouth, WALTIia Caaa, Mailer, with wine. --Wind N. W. FROM LLOID's LIST. GRATIItND, Dec. ie.—Paned by the Johanna Cbatiotte, Berrowdalle, from Surinam ; Prineefs Royal, Coward; Flora, ltobiefon ,• and the Thee Brother., Patrick, from Oporto ; Ga- Hinckky,from Bolton; A fphelina, Anhalt ; and the Jacobs embarks", Wham, from St. Übe's; Vrow Vyte, Holing, from Wilma ; Coonskin Mary. Chariton, from Danrele ; Induitry, Kanalas, from Cork; Gifford. Garton . ; and the Hannetta,Hopy. from Obyon —Sailed the Cygnett, Either, for Jamaica ; Yo for Grer.ada ; Lnr.: Netfork. I:eferre, for Gserofey ; WI ism, M'Crea, for ; &Udmurt, fur Rotterdam ; Fortune Arvind; Vrow Mani, Cant; Vrow Anna, Vona; mad the Fortune, U n, ---, for Ernbden. The Mibe, ABeo, from Demerara, h on there near Relegate. The Triendfhip, Simpkin, from bt. Kites for Lofoten, has foun dered at fee. Crew fared. The Elim, Stokes, from Savannah, is on tore near Liverpool, but Is eat/tea to be gat on. The. At:babas, from Jamaica, nn Owe behind the Rock at Liverpool, vs itb (even feet water 1u her 641. The Juno. Barton, from LeaaJon tut Antigua, i, captured by a privateer off %Kitt's. - - • COCK PIT. WHIT? RA Lt. Dec. 14.—BefOrg the Mon Noble and Right Hon. the Lords CommilGoners of Appeals in Prize Cauccs. The Felicity, Hearsay eeffel was going with a cargo of flour, wine, and other articles from Baltimore to the Ha mtah at the time of the capture. The ally sad goods were re 7 ftwed in this cafe at claimed. The Mercurius, Gahm , matter.—This fhip was falling under Bwadills colours, on a voyage Irmo Spain to Alton& This cafe came before their Lordildps on further proof, which was pro nounced to hr infulfedent, god the cargo condemned as good and lawful priseto thr raptors. Eutidlee, Winroth matter —This oriel, Gang under Swedial colours. on a voyage from Mehra, oltenfibly to liumborgh, but &dually to I endue, with • cargo of wine, raffia'. ihumar, al monds, and rink, was captured on the 9th d February, got, by his hiajcitja Lip to MilferlT, George Cockburn. Efq. Comman der, in fight of the fioadrest under the masameed of Sir John fictr lafe Warren, Bat and carried to Gibraltar. Their Lasitifhipe In this cafe conthemed the cargo, and proomocod fright oar to be doe to the neutral molter. Thar-hooter Rover, Toy mafler.--Thisi Lip falling artier Ante rime colours, with a cargo of provifines, wine, and dry goods. !word on a voyage from bakimore to St. pp de Cuba. was cap toted on the itth of June, tdoo, by the pm ate thy of war the Argonaut, R. Rayonne Ctuntnandy and carried to Jamaica. It was contended in this cafe. on basalt of the captors, that the nation of the claimant was loch as not to entitle him to reflitut:on. Thar Lortlibips prmouneed the Illy and to belong as cLim • Adjourned/ with. • . EA*r naxA !U J, iii ..‘"' Tee torso Iwo sad the William Mir Isiah err fr o /417 1 1. ware A wen a the coat, 0 Pas he Aperelall of London, on the Each pt itay left, _. , S. .•• . • The A tad= fhip Haman', CapullakkellbflaNkalllaalesa (arrived in the Doane) railed ft.= M. Mesh * IllitaditdOca tuber, and left ma Sips tars .. v ... " A peraW en board the Atibeffeall hip Thilsoir 111111 , 0 ereArkel " In tows fty mend* fhb% that beam he lei the .11Ie ut Prime, a Poniards lip touched Mae lima lamembaMe. ibc Captain Moeda reported, that before he Joh ther ai p a ilia hip pat adhere. tie latter nod MIMI, Ina wrywadi tionewhich he imagieed, from her baba, wee as la ilawaa• Great hopee are entertained that this hip la the hhewaiWArs, Capt.johoPtice which piked aka the homeward bend Semis a gale of wind of the Cape of Good Mope,thealleemaief Mapfisti. iiii a town. Mr. and Mn. Limb= and fuslii.. NU. awe board the Althea., arrived In tow* 011Thatlig 'air of America. They walkm ali thou sate be haw M- caved of the naccoduet of Admiral lAreawito after Me 4 Ewe retuned to Batavia, and boded hie troops, ismiertimiartaa mod eta Gat& of Divillon, who behaved In hides neerreer oe to Induce the Dutch to fend Ida soda arrek to as as sitPrabet. On the sea May.the Beare wee Afgetched. by Glairal Ile Clem eo Frau, tellaaemnphist apish Adoshel lakkal who privately ordered beam, Car o premed In order d@ tto to kb fitalternillait; which Goma De Can larelsgMard, il = it a few hears mein, bit Weak. Aid-dmeasup,, Copia I.e. fare, to embark alto In the Imam, to Rae hie acquire of the matter. The Althea was eademeed awl ham the Ida il lama The Slip was fold to the Coked/ Government. mat aid as a &wag kaftan for warwrailaßow iaad the Cane sea Orld ker the rah rims 4W liallate of plan:taw peat pest of /AM Mohr dig°, ad fold at to and is names per polo& The ratteelemer was the buyers • indeed, &seethe war the Americas haft arab* the wholettade M the Preach Ulmer : (applying thea with mad I lead warkier 'West and ccomyteyeo Amelia god Europe the cola leer, cotton, and other produce of tide Mad& Theresa always I ,tmportalordmeelt (late Pan Louis) leak meaty to thirty Ibile mod 'ids. --- - - Abest the - esth of jaw, Admiral Uneas e le the Illbeetago. Witt the frigates Arable sad Serstillaritit, end the Dilrove aerate, failed oo a ogre ; Ned report head that his tees Detail tolatidarkar, Wadi fora Borth maahaa t was hat to Age put ions e pen on dm amid a ft is preamble that till, hip is the Prince of Wain, b beg ri Is the *adman woe antorlied sop tics,., whir la war Sapid roe intenckd to reinforce the French fatkroast is the War of debar. The frigate la ikac Poole was mita magi at the tie of Frame, se well se te - Pfyelte (lite a privateer), sow eardilkso ed as a Naiad frigate, by Dee. De Coto, Orb* the smear sof Adniisal i.taole, aid to he wenieanded by Capt. hatgooesorhe ono formerly captured bp Sir 11.. Pinewood lad retired from reseed ferVINAVA cow ram oieted by Goa DaCaes. There two frieates were bee torn the fradres at the areal rendezvous. Seve ral abetters ware raiment. bet hem at ilb eeeept re, fiat to ender olf iht thr of St. tidies. The Pam& ormastra ea the Ilk of France bed propefed to the Deed a the Ceps if Ger Hope and Batavia, to garden there pima with Firth boor or in other words tb take polieSes of theta manila ; bet the wag , Magian*, being now quite &foaled with Vryhetd, ark Proderfehap, declined the ern. Wedging that any form to be (pared from the french illasols could act mare-der es met the Earth, and if arterial they would defend trodden awt oh the wept. In cafe of fumes ar,alnft the Chloe Mart. Genes de Cam had preluded the inhahitaets star lie if here to im prove and beautify the town of Port Norebooeft. end to fend • detachment to the idd of the Matra" to mute be red Maids the Snalthin login - - - - - The mama" M the Althea were emoted by tho Pnotit whit . much eery., both at board andoo Awe, Oath% their Soy it the Ina of Franco Para/slat attention war barn to Mr. 161/0. bat's fam4y, la tordatoesee rf tbafkoadoo rf Mrs. Lambert, who was In Lally cep :ache of her eosanamort. sad was deilverod of a daughter three maks after the laodal at die hie of Fromm - - The pilibagen were Whored to beat knee in tbe 'awn al Put lioni.boall, mod Mr. Lushest permitted to rue a heeds he. Ida fat*, and ender no ware rearming than any of the iaballiesata The canuateding Aker of the prise (a Mr. La Parte), Lime , 'nut de Yuan of La Idle Pork, wee, from the else althear tans of the Nara. polite and attentive terbdr. Lanthat's Weft hyped the aleafirgaine cuadation. fie teat the peat& can of their ulnae propeny to the molt alliag aril& ; sada brether could we have Sewn mo n o attention and diarderefted Wanda than be did. wall they left the Me of Ranee. M loan as Mrs. Lainbert's health was roeftabblied, General De Cam ea Mr. Larabett's application, remittal Ignsfelf and family, with kr. Blank weds, pander of the Melts, to proceed to !onus vie arked b America. I. Asnettean !hip. They atawithemb the drip Itekturea, ea the tub Jury, with as their dots (of so pert of whisk were they deprived), wed arritved at Vahan, in North America, the aid Oaohtr. They renseined at Beau three watts; and failed from thence In the 14 Orgeson the ittk wet sod haled at Dover on the tub bateau • In Smodgato Creel, frthe Neptune, Ya rmouth from Itskoala, tod the Doom, Meadows, om Cults—At Yarmouth, Cois.oerrpo. horn Oporto-4o Mamie Roads, Cognac %ctn. --, bolo Oporto, tally—At Exeter. Cleariotte, Wake. inAt Olsato--At Portfmouth, Jamey. Stoothoide. from Opofto, and tb• ants. Haywood, from Desnarato—Off Dom. Anderfon. Siorloy.friat Denarara—At Pennon, Rk.hard. Smith, from Demerara, with damogot.At Dartmouth. Arlo. Hroderfor, from Cott.-lit Tor bay, Swan, Harky , , front Norfoundhin&-At St Ives, Hannah, Chrifile, Irma At:dial...At Brad. Eaperfmrst. Saw yer, from Oporto, and the Dorothts Elisabeth. spoon, from ht. Madero—Of Idverpooljobo and Hump, Andeefun, wont Af. dm —At Hull, Golden Grose, Evart. Gout Lifueo—At arts - fy, Snowden, from Lifhon...At Dublin, Mary sad Snap, Dakotas:a, and the Deify, looltins, from Laudon; Anna Soo:4a. Tapper. from Rotterdam ; Printed Rota. Moon, Crum Norway ; fte dia, De Silas; Catharine, Took, and the Good Jerez. Mrairt ton, front Oporto.-stAt RamfQatc, Cecina, WaLtur;, :dn 1.4. boo, teal. A Correfpondent allures us, ' h at the fl retort g which has appeared in forte w (rapers, rerpraing the affeffment of the Bred& Merchants at towards the neutrality fine inzpofed by France, was I:icor:el'. It is needlefs, be bye s to recal to the recuiivaion cf our Readers, that as loon as Greet had de- elated war again!! the French, on the t 5• h M. y, ►BO3, France fummoned Por.ugal to decline bet fell either for or eAsinff, or to pay the rum of three million: of Hares monthly during the war. The dircuflion loft ed fevers' months. France affembltd troops at Bay onne ; rad Portugal, fincha;.; that the conl.l not de pend on any fuccours from Ertp,land, was under Abe =effigy of conspromifing with Fraacc. The Rasp a aoa pretended that this was a continnat:c.n of the lel war, becasife the Treaty of Amiens, he laid, was vio lated ; and, under this pretest, he called on Portugal to (hut her ports againtt the Engliffs, according to the teron of the treaty concluded at Madrid or. the a9th September, tilos, two days before the ft nature of the preliminaries at London. The difcaWon was terminated by a treaty, in which France abandoned the pretenfions of Chatting the Portoguefe ports, and guaranteed the neutrality of Portugal. upon condition of her paying fizteen millions of Hares in Semen months. Is is evident that in this sraofadion the Court of Litho° confulted more the hinted& of Eat lith commerce, than (he world have done by (but ting bet ports againft Britith (hips. Ever Lace, the trade of England has enjoyed the aloft perfea free dom ; and if a contribution required from the Pony genie merchants by the mare miflake of the col leftors demanded from ewe Engliflt merchants, can the miflake of the collectors towards two individuals only, he tnifinterfreted into an afferenent of the Englifh refiding in Portugal? Oar Correfpondent concludes by effusing us, that this error of the eel. idiots was committed without the knowledge of due Governieent. ... ~... ...1,-'. ~.'. - . . :•.';-,, - _ .... T' . 4 ..• - . 1; - ' : 1 4; .‘ '''. . ' 'lli': - *.- ,- -il , ' • . . : i. - .. • ...444 . 4 , ..a ... •,.. y/ . - 4 • t ;,.. I I. ' . . 4 - . li *.' , • , •, , . - . - 'i . zt N 4 , • -I . ,- i . i; • . f': .-, 0 I ' I • .1 1 r , I II il ; k i