Star. — London, England, 1804-01-25 00:00:00

LONDON. GALS/Lege r.—X. Y. Z. es Coon arm as poffible--Bat- Trarnall tbalinia bare a Owe when we can nod room. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY as. Cfaneaaamin or S r. Pau t..—..Hoilday ac all the P.Alshe Ofieco PRICE OF STOCKS YES'I'EBDAY. Bank Stoek 5554 India Stock Int 3 per C. Red Ana.s7 Is.dla Bonds to preen. 3 per C CunE 561 55{ 56 Ex,sheq. Bills Is a ya pry*. 4 Per C. 7341 711 75 °miens if sti dif. 5 per C Nary vo syk Lottery Ticket , . !pl. 5 Per C 1 797 95 941 f Coat for we. Laos Ana. L 9-t6 Matta. J/01.10. 34 per Cent. Gov. Da. 67—.5 per Cents... 74. Gnirk of Earbaope--Dubl n on London a 74 a IL It is confidently :Ailed in a morning paper, that advice has been received by the Portuguefe Mini(ler at our court, of the figning of a treaty of Neutrality en the lath of December, that is two days liter than Mr. Fasas's note given in this paper yellerday, and that a:miler agreement was figned at Madrid about the fame time. Should this prove correa, we may infer it is not yet fo convenient for the Flan . COIIbUL that Spain fhould openly enter the lilts, as that it fhould (till maintain a deceitful peace with this coun try. We believe however, it will not long be polfible for even the molt exemplary patience to bear with the partiality manifefted by the Spaniards is favour of the French privateers. Oar Port letters are filent refpeaing the Channel Fleet; from which circumftance it appears but tea finable we fhould infer, that, excepting the four !hips known to have come into Plymouth, the whole under the command of Admiral Coestrast.ts have been able to keep the fea, and probably will do fo till relieved by other'. _ _ . Rear Admiral Sir A. Casale's fquadrnn was 'err well a few days Gine by the Noevrrussesetern, of 74 guns. The SPARTIATII. of 84 gnas. for whore (Jay fears were entertained, is arrived We at Beer haven. We cannot offer more fstisfatlory intelligence to the public, than that of his blaiervy's continuing advancewient towards the recovery from his indifpo. Gtion. We have the very great pleafure to Hate, that he was yelierday able to walk in the different apartments of the Qeen's Houfe. It is officially announced, that his Ma'am will hold a Levee at Bt. James's on Wednefday neat; and that her Ma lan* will have *Drawing room on the following day. Yeflerday. about twelve o'clock, her MajaiTY and the Prima - es AUGUSTA and ELI ZAISTII. attended by the Counters of HARCCTURT ' took an airing in a coach and four, with the utualefcort, by Hamptlead and Highgate. Prince Asset.ta. attended by Lady S. TUTU'S, took an airing by Batterfea and Clapham. Yeflerday morning the Duke of C AAAAA ca left London fur Brighton, on a vifit to the Prince. Yellerslay the Duke of Yoe* and Princes Sot.* It of Gt.oucerraa viSted their MAJISTISA. The Kano has been pleated to appoint Lieutenant General Wit.t.ssie Myles to be Commander of his Majefty's farces levying in the Windward and Lee ward Charibbee Ifland 4aticn. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wat.st has been pleated to appoint Mr. Fast:macs LiaDlilaan Secretary to the Lord Warden of the Duchy of . Cornwall. His Grate the Arcbbilbnp of CANTIMIIIT had a long interview yenerday with the Ctrasicatt.oa of the Zictiveyta at his hoar: in Downing•Rreet. The birth day of Mr. For was yeßaday com memorated by a (cleft party at the Britilh Coffee !tante. Mr. Fon, on the fame otcafion, had a feßire meeting at St. Anne's Hill. The ■rual warrants are ordered to be applied for by the differcot (I . l2arter-Mallers of the Brigade of Forst Guards for a change of quarters on the a stb of Felknary nest. They are as follow s—the Second &Italian of the aR Regiment, Knightfbridge Bar racks and places adjacent ; the Second Satiation of the ColJarearn Regiment, Portman Barracks and places adjacent s the Second Battalion of the Third Regiment, into quarters in Upper and Lower Welt- Mintier. - - We leant, tbat it is determined to bring in a Bill, amt the meeting of Parliament. to declare that the Volunteers have the right, and may refign at plea Cure ; hut that new law is rendered necelfary for their g..vernment hereafter and therefore to enalt, that fuck of the Volunteer Bodies as (hall continue, mai conform to the new rules and regulations which eb,, Ilia will contain, not only with regard to the right of reGgnation, which will be taken away, but elks as to the elation of Officers, the attendance on drills, and various other points. In coofequer.ce of feveral French privateers hay ing lately been ken ernizing off Tcneriffe, wrh the view, it is fuppored. of falling in with our Well. India fleet, the Lords CommitTioners of the Admi ralty have ordered Admiral COINWALLIS to tend immediately one of the largeft and Well failing frigates to cruise of the Wettcrn Mande, in order to prom& nor chipping. and to capture any of the French privateers they may happen to fall in with. The FISCWARD frigate has alfo been ordered LE the Canaries, and to If retch from thence to the cook of Af,ica, in quell of there privateers, lbould they ap pear in that quarter. The following extraft of a letter from Madrid, dated December 23, accounts for the reports of the illtiefs of the Kist° of Stet v :—" On the 9th of De cember his MAJESTY, with the Prince uf ASTURIAS, was overturned in a carriage, when the former re ceived a fe vete blow on the fide, which brought on an althinatic f.. It is fuppofed that his MAJESTY I will fpend the winter at Toledo and Aranjuee. on account rf the (catchy which exißs at Mad, id. This has, however, canted Come iFfeont:nt here, as it de prives its Of sOOO perfons of his moue. whole money *Gail have been (pent the capital." CC AY ITARNST, 111.4RK-LANE, y AN. ty. The late blowing weather has prevented the arrival of Grain melted —Wheat of &ft quality continues to keep prefent prices,—Fine Dantzic fetches Got ; but much of very ordinary quality is more than the demand, and has a flow fale—The Malt trade is ex. ceedingly dull, at is. and as. let's pi ice, as are Peas of both defcriptions, and Tick Beans—good Oat► have ready fitie, and readily maintain the prices— Flour as on Monday—fine American 335. to 34.5. per barrel, oft cwt. 3 pa. BRlAD.—Yellerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be reduced half an affize, to take place to.morrow,viz. the Q2artern Loaf of Wheaten gcl. and Houfehold 71d. The Rcport in a Morning, and copied into tome Evening Papers of yenerday, that Mr. G , the I ite Candidate for Warninder, offered himfelf as bail in the Court of King's Bench, on Monday laft, but was oppofed, and did not juilify, is not true ; the fad being, that Mr. G. did juftify bail on that day for a friend of his, fur the loin of 6osil. and up wards. Lieutenant General Sir Evan Coorr is appointed to fumed Lieutenant General ?Ayr's in the Com• mand of the Cork Difkit% . . Lieutenant General Lord H UTCNIN son k appoint ed to fill the vacancy on the Staff, occafioned by the promotion of Lieutenant General Mesas, but we do not underfiand what appointment it is which his Lord !hip receives. Captain Evans, of the Royal Navy, is appointed to 'the command of the Sea Fencibles on the coal', from Cork Head to Youghall, both inclufive. Ou Wednefday, the whole military force of Olaf gow and fuburbs affembled in grand parade in honour of her Mai MT. The number of men under arms' I amounted to upwards of three thoufand. During Jae of the volleys in the (tree'. the midket belonging to a young man in the Canal Corps burl, and (bat- tered the thumb of his left hand fo feverely as to render immediate imputation neceffary.—ln the even ing there was a very full and brilliant affembly. Wednefday,the whole military force of Edinburgh appeared in grand parade in the areas of the New Town, in honour of the anew erfary appointed for celebrating her Malstives birth. The 3d dragoon guards, with two brigades of royal artillery, the fea fencibles, and five regiments of militia, formed in open order in Quen , fireet. The Edinburgh and Leith troops of tke Mid Lothian Volunteer Cavalry, with the two Volunteer Artillery Corp* and five re giments of Edinburgh and Leith Volunteer Infantry. formed in fame manner in Frince's-fireet. After a royal falute of great guns had been fired from the Cagle, at twelve noon, the different Corps in each Brigade prefented arms, commencing from the right, and gave a general falute. Having (bouldered, his Excellency Earl Motaa and fuite rode along the front of the line. Among many others who accom panied the General, we noticed, Lieutenant General Vyfe, Major General Sir James St. Clair Erfleine, Major General David Baird, Brigadier Genera) the Earl of Dalhoufie, the Duke of Baca:ugh, the Earl of Dalkcith, the Earl of Aucruin, dce. gee. The different brigadesaben broke into column, and marching by Charlotte-ftreet, palled by troops and companies in fucceffirm from Charlotte fquare down George's•ftreet in flow time. and fainted Lord Mniaa. who Wad taken port at the head of South Frederick ftreet. The whole were under the imme diate command of Brigadier-General the Earl of DALHOUSIE. After paffing the General s the regiments marched to their refpeftive parades, and were dtfmilred. The number under arms on this occafion were about goon men. In the evening there was a very brilliant and fplendid Alletnbly. Mr. LOCKHART GORDON. who has unfortunately excited fo much of the public attention, was brought up at Harrow, from which fchool he went to Mug. dalen College, Cambridge. At the Llniverfity he was admitted to the degree of M. A. at an earlier period than it is itfually conferred, on account of his noble family. He was afterwards appointed to the place of Comptroller of the Cutiorns at Demerara, . when he rekded till the peace. Atier his return R, England, he became a candidate for orders, and was ordained a Deacon. He is now about z 8 years adage. He pnffeffes confiderahle talents, and !blue attainments. On Wednefday laR the remains c•f 01: late Sir ram: cis STIES, Bart. Member for Wallingford, were removed from his boufe in Audley-fquare, to be interred in the vault at Bafildon, in Berkfhire. Sir FRANCIS died, fincerely regretted, nn the t ith of January, in the 74th year of his age, and is fueeted ed by his only fon, Sir FRANCIS WILLIAM STASI, (the prefent Bonnet) %Ot is on the Continent. Mader at two o'clock. the Coroner's Inquea being fummoned before Ganaca HODOsom. Efq. Co. roller for Middlefex, on the body of the man who was (hot on Saturday evening lan in Ma& Muacorr's gardens, in Kenfington Gore, by Laniel Donahu, met at the Dun Cow. oppofite Kenfington Gate.-1 After a minute inquiry, and nothing new appearing' on the evidence more thaa was Rated ;hour Paper of yellerday, the Jury. without much hefitation. brought in. their verdia-- . 7olfiCatii Haesirde.—The deceafed WAS a waterer of hales, and lived at the Rum Pun• cherub a publicaroufe near Newton RI eet, Kenfington. EvictLisit Seers L .—Yeßerelay (sth day of drawing), the foilowing Numbers were drawn Prizes above aol. 3 No. it s si, a pri..l of L.t,eoo No. :420 a pries of ZIG ; sPst soo 5452 - 5 0 146 .. sx 13,133 - SO 11,080 - tat. e Joel - P al 5r3 5...0 sa.cils ' So - 2 , ,329 IX) 36,153 • SO 11.197 - Am 144 - so re 94a - 100 111,C13 . $ 0 . 1 %04 too 23.1.50 - SO TW/I•ITY T.inueawo 01111011 will be a pretty :weakfarl fot wlic ever gets the fire drawn Ticket nest Saturday; but [hosed the hr.le.er of a Ticket milk the brcakfaft, he may ;:et Tw tar y Trinusmio Potions fir dinner; for time are two Twenty Thoufand l'ouni Prim : nue that mull be drawn the fire Ticket on Sa.urday, and tl.a other, in all probability, boon after.—At prefent Lottery Tickets are moderate in price, confilering the richnefs of the Wheel; but wr pi cltime they will rife coolidcrably before hatur , 4.1.; nts... PAUVICAL INTELLIONATZ MAILS THIS DAY~Wiod EL S. JUL. poi. eta. DUI/ Dublin I o Hambnniti o t Wag:turd 0 a Dottenbursb 0 0 Pt.v wouru. Jay. ,3..-Came in the NOITHUMNIR LAND, of ya guns, from a cruise : by this (hip we have the plcafing account of the lately of the SPAe Tray s, of 74 guns, Capt. Manta, refpeeing which great fears were entertained ; file was left two days ago in Bantry Bay, all well. Alto Moose, of 38 guns, from a cruise t the went up Hamoase imme diately, as did alto the Loose, of 38 guns, and the INDITATIOMILI, of gigues, to refit. Came in the American chip Suffolk Captain HOILATIO Moods. from Norfolk in Virginia, laden with tobacco, flares, and cotton, for Bourdeaus : the arrived at Falmouth in December lalt, from whence fbe fail ed for Bourdeaux en the firfk of January, and lay there with a guard of foldiers on board until the ,4th following, when not being permitted to land the cargo, or to hold say latercourfe with the Chore, fbe went back to Falmouth: from force encouraging circumftance, fbe proceeded again for Bourdeatiz, and on her arrival, was put under the fame refirieion as before, with a guard of foldiers on , board, and a politive refufal of bring admitted into that port in about fix hours after, the failed again for Falmouth, but the wind forced her paa that port, and the was obliged to put in here. The objeilion, we under fiend, arifes from her having touched at an Eighth port, and though ditirefs compelled her to this ae, it is not fufficient to remove the inveteracy spina this country: arrived alto the IMPIRIIII3I, of 38 guns, from Lilbon ; and the RILMBLII, of i 4 guns, from a cruise. -- Poarimouru, - JAL se.—Arrived the Brothers, BAIR, from Jamaica; CUMBIRLAND and CHICHIr rel. men of war, from the WILL Indies; and the HYDRA frigate. from a cruise.—Sailed the SYLPH frigate, on a cruize ; and the Pm AAAAA r (loop of war, with the ARDINT tranfport. with troops for Gibraltar. under convoy as far as Weymouth. Sailed the OIRRIBUI frigate, Captain HILL, to watch the port of Cherbourg ; where is waiting for an opportunity to put to fea, his Majefly's late fhip Minerve. of ea. guns, with soo men on board, com• pletely ready for a cruise. • DIAL, Jam. Lt.—Sailed the LIDA frigate for - . Sheernefs.—Arrived and failed for the River the Trebella, Ga►es, from Charlellown ; Good Intent, Mstritte, from St. Vincent's; Alert, POKING.. from St. Lucia; Nymph, Jorissorr, from Trinidad; Hero of tin Nile, Assam:imam ; Severn, Wasor ; and Le Morons, Bissirr, from Tobago. with reve rel others from the Leeward Iflands.—Wind South. Dom. Jae. s4.—The Richard, Caton, from Charlefkown to London, palled here this afternoon. and landed Mr. RICHARD Witmer and Mr. THO MAS HALLINOHAM, pafengers ; they had esperi . enced very heavy gales of wind on their paTage. The BLOODHOUND gun brig was very near 101 l nu Saturday night lan : it being very dark, a large Chip run on board her, and (love her upper works nearly down to the water's edge I the is gone to Sheernefs to repair. One of our pilot boats going of this morning to two thi?:, to carry piluts. unfortunately Renck on the h :r, and lofing her &erase, was driven against tit? North Pier, and Rove: unfortu nately Mr. Jrrrery-, the pilot, was drowned; he has left a ir.fc vtri children ; Mr. Poem's, the other ri!Ft as nearly gune, but recovered by the means rrc:tmrr•eoded by the Humane Society ; the • ih.:7 ;.•dons in the boat were all fared. We have nu t•:.. of the er emy's flotilla. A privateer was fignailed firm hence today. YARROW , re, JAN. 34., —.Lag night arrived from Helitsland the DIANA packet. Capt. Osumi, with mails, but no palletigers. The Fly, of this port, CARR tom t mater, from Sunderland to Yarmouth, laden with coals, founder:d at fea t the crew were picked tip, after having been 36 hours expofed to the danger of being (wallowed up by the waves.— This morning failed tae PEN FLOPS frigate and Gat.oo armed !hip on a cruise. Arrived the Scot:Roe Hoop of war and Hiss tit armed (hip. The veffelsio the Roads are, the Hato, Admiral Russet's flag-(hip, • ANTSI.OI'I, Sir SION BY Sierra; Derelict, Captain Hose ; Scotia° a floop, Sm lea gun-brig. and limier. armed Chip.—Wind S. W. fret]: breeze. Base:tiros, JAN. 23. — One of the French lugger. rigged privateers, which we before noticed as having appeared in this part of the Channel, we have the fa tisfailion to hear, has bean recently captured by one of our cruisers. She is commanded by a Frenchman, of the name of S AAAAA OR, who was the commander of the Bonaparte packet. which failed to and from this place and Dieppe, during the late few months cefation of hoftilities, and is well acquainted with thi► part of the coati. S AAAAA oa had the command of a privateer left war, and many of our trading vef• felt and colliers in the Channel were, daring that time, coedufted by him into the enemy', ports. During this night of Thin fday, the wind blowing bri&ly from *he S. W. the tide, though at neap, flowed as high, and mere enmple.cly inundated the Strand here, than is altogether ufnal when at full fining. A large fa-ment of the cliff, to the Eall of the half-61,4*d ercfeent, undermined by the wa ter, fell in, and , A. 45 ',slily wafted away in the conrle of the night, leaving a charm in trirfbsid which leads to Rottingdean thangeruls tc, pals, and iii 6 1.:14 behold. Lrvearoot. jar. 23.—Arrired here yellerday evening the Ann, Moss. from Nevis; Nile, Ross, from Demarara, and Vanguard, Bussows, from 1 Grenada; part of the fiset..--chefhire, Jonas, front Cork ; Eliaotth, Dice, from Dublin; Marquis Tullibardine, CLAsu c, from Waterford; and Union, O'Nfit, from St. Michael's. The Liverpool Packet, WAITE, from New York, arrived at Hoylake on Saturday night, in 28 days. Captain Hams eV, of the Ford, who arrived here en Saturday, failed with the fleet from Tortola 3d December, and parted on the seth hi a gale of wind, .fince which he hit leen none of them.. Fifteen fail from Demarara, as well as Cenral other •elfels from different iflands for this port, are we are informed in the fleet.—The Teflimony, Sm.', failed from this port on the gth December laft, bound for Taiga. mouth, and has not fince been heard of. FROM LLOYD'. LISP. C a ND. Jas. 14.-Psffed by the euran and Sally, far *pt. teem St. Michoeh ; Pwee. •••••....., from Met!lna; Sarah and Elisabeth, 'Anton, and the Geode Stain. Willan, from Emir den..... Sailed the Ann and Pqggy. Jones, for Dub ai. Analyze...At Falmouth. Providentia, fromliboo-At Intel, Mary Ann, Daly, from Oporto; Hope, —. from St. Michael'.; and Comas', from Lio t a r ace, Ann, Maw, from NMI Nile, Riser; and Vanguard from Demerara-At Milford, Mama, Nichol., front ' Oporto-. At Shields, Mary Ann, O'Bryen, from Maud...At Embden. indultry, aiy, from Baltimore-At Copecks/en, Mary, Robert. fon, from Londoo-tAt Madras, Cakutto, Maxwell; and Pre* SUUTOCk, from Landes. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The armed brig Lady Ann. for the ruptureof the Wslit, le maw pany with the Favourite and Bittern, wiD be paid Rom she aft of February twat at Great Yarmouth. every Monday. Thais Loire, for the capture of ie Vent= Freese sou brig. will be paid every Tuefday wad Friday for three years at Plymouth. To the Conftenee, and the Minn and Efeart gun verde, the dlibibation anew from the Frank privateer, captured the titic July, del will be paid on dids arrival at Yarmouth. The St. Alban's, far the recapture of eke Becky...ll be paid on Monday the 6th of Fdwpary Gen, at the Crown sad Einar Loaf. Ostikk.l6l4 feaerday a court of Pireaors was held at the EaR India Houfe, when Cap, Rosier WAatttow was (worn into the command of the Asia, dellined to Madras and Bengal. The Court adjourned at five o'clock till this day, His MaJaßy's 114 Alps is put into Limerick with the lots of fails and ether damage. Die Outs grottuur e s. Sekenvacker, from Psteriborgh to Ants stereos, Is 1011. 111. jam, Bed& from Seatbmaptoo to Loodoo, has btootakes kt retake. Tbe with cook for Lynn,ls Carried into nothing by a French privateer. The Yount Regales, Oso ; Etho, Peck ; end Traveller. Bart chard, are pet into Norway. The Vrouw Elisabeth, Krug, front limbden a Amanda/14 has paned into Ddfsyl, leaky. The Treacle Bodeen, Tome, fern Ban& to Acalterdam, hag P et into Eggereand greatly damaged. The jitney Taylor, of Bridlington, Wend to London, is wreck. al 01 the Yorkildre coon Carib' drowned. The Bask, Winking., from Bo&on with melee and fate, le Branded an the lee of Oahe ; past .1 the eatgo fated. The Garde Verweehtlng, Hodder, front Ening to Embden, &fluvial an the We of Lased, an the emit of Jutland. The name, from Prialfachekts to Liverpool, Is put into Waterford lady, and weft &know part of cargo. The Dolph* Jeknfon, front Memel ; and the William, Adsmt t of Padibm, got on Owe ori the aid pf November, on Anhalt g the former will be got on. " The Dick, Rohmthe, from Landon_ fat St. Vincent% and W. liant and Henry, Lawrence, from Yarmouth for Nap k a, are pot Into Ramfgate; the former after being sun art board of In the Downs by the lattek, stapled her lacterfprit and bead cmaimi away a and was obliged to cut *main, and run hoe the man, (comb valance ke a , as got of, aid proves trail. The Sr Mahan Douglas, Shaer. (nen Savannah tor l e eladen, Catgaby a French privateer. sd ffaodersee, Dutch privateer. at ohm guns and 87 Mu. la loft In the Nactk Seaa9 Over CrCIT are dfirest The Two Filenda, from Barbadaes , ord er at r'lmwathe failed from Train* in company with the Chichdier man of war. and about .to fa under cane oy, and parted treat them oa the sole ti December; on the 3 tit Om fell in with the Berwick, Captain Welch, bound to London, from liarbadoed and tight others WI lengiog to the Beet; Ste teparated from thud. in a San of vrioo 4 en the ad hdiant. CIRCULAR LCTTIR /ROM TNt TICRITART Olt Imre TO TNt LLLLLLL LORDS LISUTINARTI or COUR. " Whitehall, Ina. ▪ Rokodeg year LoralYr an the &radon; contained ham? Circular Letter ayes. of the gift of Odober left, for the removal. in cafes of moargeney. or roadeftg Welds, If need be, fedi Horfea, Draught Canis, arml Carriopro, as diall ate be weave) for the par. poles thank mondsoad t I am to dare, that your Lardildp wll ormidhe r away radkiwa, as lackaloti In tick diredloos, all fade meek heats, or at* as ®all not be wonted far the like papaw, or bad not be seined and equipped for the annoyance addle enemy, • As I am informed by b,s Royal Hlghnefs the Cosanwoder In Chief, that only mac light cart pm company can, on fork emu. gcncy, be allowed to Volunteer Corps, for carr:drag their camp kettles and nereffaries on their march, I beg leave to recommend it to your Lordthip.to give dlrediows that one fuck mil be allotted betare•hand to each company of Volunti era within tbe Cilantro( and that one fads cart be always kept marked and num bered, as the carriage lotmdal for Ike de of that putimlar com pany for this ferrite. "Mr Loan, In eonfequenee ago of a late foggeltion from his Royal High* Deis the Commander in Chief, I bevel/coney to recommend It to your Lordfhip. In communication with the General commanding the diftrie in which the couoty of included, to give dl. melon. for snoring and marking a fulEsient number of onaggOCO for moving the Volunteer COfce where It is not placed in the vici nity of the coma; and it would In found extremely ufefuLif boards, filch at are vied for kats in market-earta could be provided and ►ept in readinefs, at the place or places of general affembly, ready to be flung upon the waggorts,to which &cent affembly theft wag gong &add be held bound to repair upon the fops] of alarm being given..-. 1 have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lorabip's molt obedient humble fervent, • c. roues." We underhand that all the Guards, now quartered at Chelmsford, have received orders to march rumor diately to Harwich. Ball cartridges are now iltuing to the Corps of Vo lunteers at a confiderable ditlance from the metropo lis, and even counties fuppofed to be little liable to attack, fuels as Somerfetlhire and Glouceflerrhire. where all, we underhand, are half provided with fire arm', and many completely fo. The Rev. W. R. Cauecattt on Friday arrived at Yarmouth from France, having, through the inter ference of Mr. Live ono., the American Knitter, obtained pernsi(Gon from the Cam Conon. to ac company his brother, Mr. Jona CII VICHILL, he being in a very ill Rate of health. I.etters were lad week received at Lord Hosaa Office, from Lieut. Gov. Cott:as, dated the sad of Augna, who, in his Majefly's (hip Critcurra, had reached the Cape of Good Hope on his•way to Port Phillip, for which place they were to fail with the firß fair wind, and which they hoped to reach Is fix weeks from their failing. • The trop's company and convitla were in good health. The Lieutenant Governor fpeaks high!) or the very flattering manner in which Le was rt.teiv:l at the Cape.