Star. — London, England, 1804-06-04 00:00:00

6 ert th it A' a .3 . 4 a t he itteh I re. and )CO• with ow. Y. - 11)lie uties !fter.; Ivcr. t the the , &c. n.— finis. 1 and y the DT ic bjeet. clare, 'ourte hope. mion, arian cd fa of hja hduks noel's. be re. whole )e, did lit a• it hi ;03 ;retch, raver r bccn AaIWaST, Mai 17.,•;•Thi &tad radge at ?aril' haricot (*.din to the Prefeenrate of our Depart. meet, that no pats t h all be given to any perfon to leave the French territories, witliont his particular permiiSon.... The fortifications of Julien will be cons plated this fummer. A great number of workmen in the department of Roer, and all perfons put of em ployment, have been invited to engage in this Lbonr, at'the rate of 3o fous per day. The beautiful cable of Lacken, near . Bruffels, where Boraraara means to fpcnd part of the fummer, is now preparing for his •reception. From five to fir thonfand labourers will be engaged for this purpofe. Several caftles in the neighbourhood will be 'purchafed, and large barracks will be ceonftrulted to contain force thoufands of the Imperial Guards, both infantry and cavalry. 80. NAPallaa ' S gate, which is to be built at Brae's, will be in the form of a triumphal arch, and ornamented with elegant Raines. St. Gudula's church alfo will be beautified. liatississ, Mat ao.—lt is Paid, that when the Imperial Government is eitablifhed in France, a new (inventor General of Belgium will be appointed, who will refide at Brads, and be invefted with the Go. vein:sent, not only of Belgium, but of the depart insists on the left bank of the RLine. This Coves: nor will refide in the Palace of the late governori of the Netherlands. The troops for the expedition againft England ate all bi the twit complete teadinefs. The camp at Ildontrenft, under the command of General Nat, eagles of front so to 6e.000 men: General Sonr.t eithintands ten regiments at Botilogne. The three diviftons neat Dunkirk confift of to regimente. To bete are tirG iclied the divifions at Otlend, ceder Generals autumn/ and Tatar**, and the camp at Brilgee soder General d'Avoorr. :Tito to salty is cantobed m linne diftance from the fro wig* of. refer.% confiftine of . eleven regiments 'lllelditittity 41 St. timers ; near M o ines dia sin.'4l4paginteatsitOragootis, and near boPlefolt Are eight regtmeeti isTaavalry: To tbefe are to be the corps elliketit - Arras, end the army of it,ooo Men in H o und tinder General Dlaksinter. Mee the *efFeis istesied fur die sipediticii; fa (*ramie cipeled frotii the Solidi . Of ?Tahoe and flint Italy. . . . ;,coiesitiatite, MAY 9.—f4is Rojal Highnefs the OtoWe Prints, with his confect, and the Primers tlitittlasighter; fat ont on their Jonntey this morning, *boat eight o'ckxki and as the Wind was very favour. ible, they Bill arrive in the evening at Nyborg. Hadocidav eapea daily a courier from Irk Whit the &maw Confabs* for elevating BOW a• forts to the Imperial dignity s tm acne which will be celebrated by all the French troops ii one Re- Public. One of oar journals contaiiit the following intelli germ from Munlier, dated May t The coin: ibutikatiott with Erftbden by the way of Meppen is again open. The French troops and officers of the coloms fuse, however, not yet left Meppen, but the Magiltrates of Embden have, for the benefit of trade, ranted provifional pitmans+ to the merchants,to receive certificates trans the Freao Commiairy, that the goads they fend alive not Englifh. Tilde cer tificates will be figoesi by the Coromiflioner. For each bale two guilders mull be paid as office dues. The articles are not Brialy examined, but they are fubjetled io a new examination at Meppen ; as (boa as they arrive there ate officer goes on board and counts the hales, to fee whether they correfpood with the certificates ; two grofcbens are paid at friers pen for each hundred weight of goods, which have been infpetled by the French Officer, and then they may be difpatched for the place of their deflination. AMSTERDAM. MAY 31.—According to priiate let ters from l'atis, it is laid there, that the civil lift, or yearly revenue of the new Emperor, foi defraying of the expences of his Court, will be fixed at 36 mil lions of tyres (a million and a half Reding). 'The brother of Bo &&&&& TS will receive an appointment, which will be annually fixed by the Senate. The two other Coati's will retain their income of 600,000 li nnj 11.• hotels in which they retide. CAMSI, C.AFS the hotel Elbetsif, and Ls BRUN, the hotel a Noaita. On Saturday, about one o'clock, his Majzstr, accompanied by the Duke of Cassaaroers, in his poll chatint, and followed by the girt's; and FRIII 'n two coaches and four, took an airing on the Surrey road ; and yellerday, about the fame time, the Royal Party took an airing in the neighbour hood of Bromley. Saturday morning, foon after ten o'clock, Mr. Pr sv had an audience of his Maissrv. Yeneeday, about eleven o'clock, the LORD CHAN '7BI.LOR had an audirnce. Saturday afternoon Mr. Psovostan, the Metier,- ..;er, arrived at Lord Hasitowar's Office, with dif pAtchei from Mr. FRIRF, t'ie Englifh AvnbaffAcior at Madrid. Thr Mcfienger caw e by the way of Litbon, and landed at Falmouth on 'lhurfday. Soon after his arrival a Cabinet Council was held, at which neativ the whole of the Minillcrs attended. Saturday Captain CANTILO, Of the Tian cruiser, arrived in town from India , via Egypt and Lifbon, vith duplicates of the lately received difpatcbes from Marquis W Captain CMITILO 9 :rt Lord NILIOII with his fleet off Toulon, on the Apr ill, all wel. The King baa .8 pleafcd to define, that the Berkfhire Regiment of Militia ould bencaforib be flyled Bryde. itAYEirr'S PIATIF-Ddr. This being the annieerfary of his MAJISTT' S Birth- I day, the morning was ufhered in by the ringing of bells; and at one o'clock ftzty-fix guns were fired from the Park,.and as many from the Tower, in honour of the day, and to denote the number of years which his Majairr has Oft completed. In the morning the Patacessrs paid their refpeas to their Rovat. Pular.. Previous to the Drawing Room at St. James's the following Ode, written by Haulm James Pra, Efq. P. L. was performed : As the bklt Guardian tithe find& Ulm, immortal Liberty, triumphant flood. And vie I'd her pliant font, with favouring fmin► [Joanna heroes of the field or flood Iron loverary's rocky Chores. What loud the Hyperborean billow roars, To where the funges of the Atlantic wave. Around Cambia's welters borders rave, While Erin's valiant warden slow With kindred fire to en• the lopartons fn. From her bright lance the flames of venotane buns And in her eagle eye ibises story's radian beam. Way fink thofe fedleels femme. figh Why feerew's tsars fable that eye Ma! ladle grapier Male fees • The Waal fiends et ale dffeefe • • Malignant hearing our ha threat& And drat a Monarch all far ewib.. tie more from Alleles fertile had, • He mac frees Odedseda's flesed, /ion Iris's bandy hols ne relere The peening leiletis creed the Owe! ' The boolatit bats, the resnang heft That (wane ee Oak's bank ass& The assures thatlit no Longer darer Lat in a Nara, dearer care, And pilule breathes alone fee Ginaties life Imes payer. • • !!ter prayer if iteard.-Tie Almighty Power. Potent to pal& or to Cave. Bids Hernia retinae again b hap Pier bow .And as Male the MAT wave The trees brasses fweep the clouds away I'b bid saddle tie golden orb of day, M !tons ifygeters.balmi breath ply the drear Modem of difeafe !ad deatb.—. Apia thermal, Omit begs Ole!. AM dames spin the Yd em eye, WOile treat die Maw to the dram This generous reorient atm Livists Mir heart witisperiat ardour Win% • !Minn every (word; naves every Britoil! arm. " limb to the Geld whets 0 and Freedom teed, " Glory and Mss alike the warriors seed, " Brave la their asintry's mate, Wilo concoct or wbotited." The drawing-room commenced about one o'clock, and was tooß numetoutly attended. The day being uncommonly Arm, and the occa fion, from recent eircumftances. more than 'contrisonly endearing to a loyal people. the Park, St. James's rce t ; and Pall Mall,ezhibited an a ma z ing concourfe of fpeftitors. We with tie could add that his MAP'S , the grand object of all their cares, bad been able to gladden the fcene with hisprefence7 but it being the opinion of the Phyficians that the fatigue of the Diewing-room might be too much for his rength, Flee Mayssir did not go to St. James's on this oncafion. Dania*** Ciaavos House—The following Peers and Members of Parliament had the honour to dine yefterday with his Royal Highnefs the PaiNca of WALL,: MA R. IL then of Clarence Lord jam Tow:aunt', Lord Spencer, Mr. Wharton, Lord Darlinpon, Mr. &Igoe% Lord Cornier, Mr. R. La Touche, Lord Sreadalbase, Mr. John La Touche, Lord Say and flak, . Sir Marco Soeuerrills, Lard Talbot, Mr.Cautheld, I.ord Atthorpe, Mr. Antrim Smith, Mr. Anfnn, Mr. J. Lemon, Hon. E. Bouverk, Mr. iCorae, Mr. W. L. Mesas, Lord Offullton, Marquis of Douglas, Sir M. W. Ridley, Mr. Friljarribe, Lord Archibald Handless, Hee. George Dundee', Si, Mitre Heathcaee, Lord Kenfmgroo, Lord Donau, Sir Robert Lawley. Mr. Fox, Mr. H. Pin's, Mr. Sheridan, General Taricton, Mr. Calcraft. The following Noblemen and Gentlemen dined yenerday with Earl Ftrzwititare : Duke of Lelrdter. Mr. W. Wynne, Lord Temple, Mr. Windham, Lord Seiborough, Mr.T. Granville, Lord Postai:lla, Mr. Pelham, Lord Yarborough, Mr. C. Dunda., Lord Robert Spencer, Mr. Dudley North, General Fitzpatrick, Mr. CrceTcy, Dr. Lawrence, Mr. St. John, Sir W. W. Wpm:re, Mr. Bairn. On Thurfday evening lA, her Grace the Daehefs of Maer.aosovcir had a like party of falikionables. Among the company were the Duchefs of Noe rnum ,SOLTOIII, DOISkT ; E. 1413 of ATH ism 5 and Ccr R 4 Lord WHITWoRTH ; Nlctirs. Gm KILL, T/LANT, SILIFFINGTON. dtc. The Counters of Tat.aor had one of the MOO brilliant afemblies, 9n Friday evening, at her Lady fhip't refidence, in Graftim•ftreet, lately the refulence of Mr. Sr. G %ORO a Car tso 'SD, which has been given this talon. The fuit a rooms on the drawing room floor, four in number, were thrown open neon the ewe:llion. The three firft were appropriated for a promenade, and the fourth was fet apart for (crying out refrcfhments, whirl MVO plentifully didributcd. About twelve o'clock each apartment was decorated with lights in an unufual Mile of magnificence. viz. a chandelier of uncommon beanty and a profulion of three light !ultras, Etc. About eleven o'clock arrived the Prince of Wm.'s, and their Royal Highneffes th.: Dukes of Cu statatiamo and CAMBRIDOP. At twelve o'clock every room was crowded, with didinguillacJ faflsionahles. The Purtuguefe Ambaiador gave an elegant din ner on Saturday at his horde. South Audley-dreet, to a party of falhionables, among whom were, The &redid' rid Denial AwahafLdnra; Sir Iran( .. Bar:-g, Admit al Campbell. Coesiouitaie Path Mean. Hai e. Liviogilon, laucara, Munro, kr» NAUTICAL IIefELLIGENCIL. MAILS THIS DAL—mind Ese. All. DUI. Dublin aI 1 Hamburg!" Waterford a a LUNA FALMOUTH, JUNII t.—Arrived the TOWNSHIND packet, DODD, with mails from Lithon, after a par- rage of ten days ; ffie has brought over a King's T, Mellinger from Madrid, but cannot leaTn any part; ;r3i colar news; Mr. Pelee had not left Madrid when A dllt;k, the packet failed ; a Naval Officer in the Eaft India ts:::i:yturb:"\ Company's fervice alfo came paffenger in , the Town- at No. ri, Cam AHEAD; lie travelled over land from India, and ern- Linn nt us barked at Alexandria, in Egypt, on board . his Ma- Rated on Saturday, jetty's (hip Aeon, of 44 guns, from Whence he join. of Matter and Comn ed Lord •Nu xsos off Toulon on die aid April, and Lieutenant Buesfos, from thence proceeded in the ARGO to Gibraltar: he of the PALI'S". brig. brings difpatches alfo from Lord Ns Lunt. The Moo Captain Le Gaos,latt o. was to, take a convoy from Gibraltar for t ngland, tried by a l Court Martial for yC. and was expettedlo fail from thence on the sod; . bcnl d o it ur f a e b r lis a ll i , n in d tte ol g t i i n His Majefly's thip FISOARD, of 40 guns, Captain tance of tdrelve leagues from the th. Lord M. gage, failed from Lillian,. with a convoy faring the crew. for England, on the fstli ult. A French logger pri - Garernmear h a a.=afed f our o f vatcer of,l3 . guns put into Lifbon, from a croiae , on p lo y ed by the Ealt • company, whi. the 13th wit. ; the bad been out frown St. Malaria t 3 immediately fitted OM!' td 7 Wil Psalm at L ibis, and had made no captures? The W a ssimo- ad Woolwich, wh i t Two frigresB"*eknd to be balk sre-terbe ed the As. Pan packet arrived at Lifbert on the 2,a DIN in lat , and s ea n ce . in the les 01,tharethieh bath, 14. 43. long 13..59. • The TOWNSMEN° fell in with loft. s 3 fail of Indiamen under convoy of a 74, Iteeriog A ff ec t f rom r ho . S. W. and pa&d very near Mem, but did sot fpeak ;he Aecia d 44 tto.' irbh .thim. Sailed the American (hip Brothers , 1 " , . 4trsiscist e,.1:91 Dunkirk; Indußry,' Aftive r and Sonderfll, for lAsewpool ; and the Idorriflotranned kg. 'With convoy, for Wales.—Wind S. W. .Prornotrrts, Joel a.—Came in the BRILLIANT, of (18 iguni ? 'frcen'the Welt Indies; the Sii9os.4 and thy;idszisao, of r 8 guns each, frost'' a owii,ms the iieesto if Hell, Capt. DOUGH•Lts fists, Rassislool this Pam, with provifions for the •Navys . and the ;flass„ . Cipt. BARTSITT, from Giternfey; with wine, forihialsoit.—Sailed the Ntrrura,pf 98 guns, 'on a cruise. The MALTA, of 84 ypint, : iegorte up Ha man to refit. Came in the Ilnaraiseta, of too guns, from a entice. • PORTSMOUTH, JUNO n.—Arrived the Ittnsrat ous, of 74 guns, Captidn Sir b. Hassivrov, from the Downs. tame op from 'l3l.Helen's the Beausiau frigate, Captain Eats*; 6s, returned again to St. Helen's this afternoon. Yiasiou r Juxs 3.. --Friday P. M. arrived the ALIRT cotter, with difpatches and letters from Ad miral Tmoitesoeovnir and fleet. Yeflerday morphs arrived here from Guttenburgh, the Drama packet, Captain Srawarr, with a meffejger, who proceeded to town with the greateft expedition : the packet fail ed yefterday to Harwich to take the mails, as there WAS no packet at Harwich. Arrived the BADGER cutter, Guartioarr, from Tonningen. Sailed the ETHALiON frigate, to join the fleet under Admiral TH011.1111011.OUGH• The SCORPHIN (loop fails this af ternoon with live flock for the fleet off the Teed; and the H lamas armed fliip to Hull, to take the Mips under convoy to the Baltic. DIAL, Just ;.—Sailed the VETERAN man of war, for Dungenefs ; Jamaica and Cmast ems ' frigates ; DART, Bo , and 0 [Ells Hoops of war; Fuer and Exezossos bombs ; Mizzeitooe fchooner, an armed (hip; ARCHER and BLOODHOUND gunibrigs, on a mire off Calais ; BACC H•NT I floop of war with a large fleet of outward-bound veffels, Coafters and Colliers, under convoy to the Weftward ; Prineefs Royal, Monarch, and At k armed tranfports for the River.—Came down from Sheernefii, the Heart hoop of war, and remai is in the Downs with the red of his Majetty's (hips as per lA. Wind Eall. BRIGHTON, Just t.—A French privateer, fchooner rigged, and mounting 14 or r 6 guns, has been cruiz ing in this part of the Channel for fome days pall, but we have not as yet heard of any captures Yeflerday being the firft Sunday in Trinity Terns, that the has made. The Daffi trading (loop, Jo - the LOAD MAYOR and Corporation, with the Judges, SATs Gauss mailer, very narrowly efeaped from her Rc. attended Divine Service dinner in Sr. Paul 'ovid s CathedrMar. l, in the night of Wcdnefd .s y laft. The (loopp WAb 1) ing- and aftewards partook of a provided by Sherillt SHAW, to off Rottingdear, within a league of the (bore, Some days ago two French prifoners efcaped from when the fchooner bore down upon her, and, at length, confinement at Norman Ciofr, end took different was fufficiently near to hail the veffel, and oederathe ways. One of them. who had quitted the public crew to lower their peak, and permit a boat to come road, was met by a thepherd's dog. while croffing a aloriLlide. An ardwer was Iled in tie :11r1rITIA- tilL. and was attacked lo violentl y . and bald fo fatt. AS to be unable to proceed any furt her, until be was rive ; the man at the helm , however, received diffc taken. rent inflrunions ; the fore-lheet was le and an , She Grand Diamond in' the Pigott Lottery, and ercape efrated. The fchooner thfcharged fourteen the Grand Prizes in Cox's Lottery, were Gsld by guns at her ; one flint wit lodged in her boom, and fluitiissy and Co. who are appointed by Marrs. a fecond went through her main fail ; all the tell BOIDELLS to difpofe o the Tickes t with in the SbakfpwaAdare happily proved ineffollual. Lottery, at Three Guineas each, free lion to to the Gallery.—Plans at large may be had. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. free of espeace, at Hoariest' and Co.'s old State GRAVISIIIID. JUNI 3. Paced by the George Walltisrm. Lottery Office. No. *6, CornhilL Parcel'. from Savannah; Pitt, Mimetic, from Damarara Laing hart:,. from Leghorn; Argo. Sok, from Lubec; Yistrig klvtst rites AND S IIIIIIII CTOMI GlaD alll.—MtOn g b Ann, H Henry. WkEerrnan, town reterlborght Anna Carolina, Pane, the Sunday preceding the Birth Day is °fealty eon from I:onway; Hope. Main, (roes Catwyek treadle, voider- fideted as the halt grand difplay of beauty sad (s -ue; fortune, trashy* ; leer brothers. Reedhaw; and Jn'pe m • Cornelius, Simms, from Eriabderi.iled the Heart a Oak. Vie- shellretorts of the s ay world, yet Renting inn:net tery, and Lord Vi'hitoanh. Maawall. tor Pete/game& I %%ha, ton Gardens were much lets thronged yefterday than '''` Mirn"; Maji""4"J'' Rvret ; Friends . Rap' chit] have been this tiara). There was indeed stanch s to t n e ' n ,„ l" . "'re; Jane' and Pr°9l4 "" , r" t " f00 . f" of beauty, as there always mull be. where two or three %hoof:4nd Englifli women are affernbleJ ; hot of Aar ivia-1n the Creek, the Ouderollming, Bloat. from Na -1 k s. A t Li t , r p ou t, pocket. Teem from Bence, ome-abl-, what is termed the heat tog, very little appeared. The Leares, from Barbadian ; and the Thom.a, Shad lock, CSCHfive heat of the day forced the company in each from New Orleans. At Hull, New Arillerdam, Kock, from the mart of :Tat, At Barbadora Willett, Stough, (row N octal to take thch et under he verdant awning on each ; fide of the Grand Promenade.—The Ride in Hyde Speedwell, Williartano ; Caoadian, hbadimth; Alfred. Bari ; fnl‘wwwil. 14, 14 4 10 a t Orphms, Bcyrin Chown, %v a u nt , ; Park was better attended. kis Rural Highness the /' of ertcre ; and Montego Ray, A..an, from :arse. ,%t ['Once of W• Lrs appeared amongft the throng, se- L , (tot.. step:asio, Ina. Landon ; Mary, %V.:: , Lae- erimpallied by Mr. 'Asses iv, and (pent fume time in grity. Wafoo; Charlotte, I .tch ; Nat.cy. Old ; 'Angie httmane foliceride, obfer•irig the endeavours of kiwis and Warriognen.Turrer, (roan Liverpool. At NC% OrUAUS Ass safeitenato P s alts, Delano, boas t'Alo. boatmen, who were ch a7;g:. the Scrpentine River. Tbe Young from I lot-Jura. to Leniloo. was to rect."' th e I+Ckif 4 ' l 1- ` lll4l erA parted o :Lac pWi Zr:w IA 4. gel. Del. z S 0 Disrusirriox oa rrasillOaal. ..±nk The RCSOMMI e and Squired, fo the eelltrettof HOW felt Mary and Cleopatra. ea the sad wed sprit of Nireurribirot will be paid at No. 3, Sabers Hail mutt .caunredrest. us . ,:ay, the 7th tetianc The Marra will be paid ter fatal Odge. eriotruall'nfirar 4 3 l ' el November, 1796, ea the fosedayi at No. 3. Ted" 161Peirre, Rutfel-fquire. The Aisle, for the Ns sith d May, t 803, and i ds h e c tutaVt4ateer. the slith Sept. iSc3, IA& be mil May ' tie. .3, Suwerfireet , Seas& ' • • The =fur Leeifa. far' ate,dmispere.mgrafartleattit stop, sante:day the nam Mem m Mitt die Menlo. se orprimm. ." ARitrilititionathelichweßOlß,RealialltOd. Star, captured the >thaul afaut . (area by the Pamper arre ehod%'oll. l .l, at Nov si, Cam aromas seembig, • **, , Lieutenant us Srstcs (ing i evair a rrsii = k iog - limed on Saturday) has been sac of Matter and Commander. •• t; !.:;• r ' Lieutenant Bottrop% is appeiffei* IWO** of the PILTiII brig. Captain Le Gaol, late of the Hindoltao, haft tried by a Court Martial for she loci of that fidg; •bonourably acquitted.—The Coon pave hioalgr.l credit for his condo& in frnotimiog she fire at &lg. %, tance of trirelve leagues from the Sire, aid dtbArty faring the crew. • Governmeat hawMordeafed firer oriel &fps elm, ployed by the Ea& la* company, which are** , immediately fitted pot picasey so goon. • ; 1 3.. Two frigates eversedend to be bat It and Woolwich, whiffs Me-serbe called tIWA •.* and Streams. in the MO of thofe° which heft loft. A Beet from the bleaterglrms. under cnovotri - -- ' the Ate° of 44 pay - ma .te daily expelley. ' The Cootaoswe mance wad, with a test nefer leeway for the Ea& Wits, whieh failed.from *Meth on the WI of May.-peffed Cape Finifteni.ien the a7th. Ifs IdajallY•list r Aotwermaohadw iri m bl OS Gibraltar, to have her er-deck gem tioasetion which lbs was to erolaa off " The Urbana frigate, which failed From iksitfitiombz. midst Ilth of March. with the Abohdance Itate-thip, sod about sso foil ender Convoy for'the Welt Indite; salved at Barbedoat &Ike aid of April, with pan , Iper convoy ; arrest Of the ant had not arrived I glkie on the 35th, at 'Which' fuse the Grand Decide. Wrench privateer, ores ernisiog Jo the windward of 'that iflaud. and had captured one of the Mermaid. klgateilfrom Cork) conVoy;aad it was fearedmaity o:aroold flare the Bane fate: • $• • A brig; ' foal laden, _fuppofed to be one of the' Usisna's mayor. was cipmed off Barindoss linmeh privateer, which the Altaid heat OIL • The *twit' mann+ with the kfte.4 l ‘forni. from Cork, had alfo arrived there. 8 ,s,„ t _ The following loan Ears& of a at* fifiedffit lquadron off Ferrol. dated May 24- 0 1111 ii Vole& 'feint solace given.over eeery ides! of. 'kept e Aid saw apply themfelves .to the reps_ r . .s‘ their bps, WWI! we are weaving out ours. The .pd probibh. lag Englifir Officers lions goiatfuta FeddiuSsi &OSP than a mik from the Beach. Teems to have lolkagelt of its afperity.. &mai of the Officers &thaws- dron have been lataly.both at Ferrel nod QPnilleirat and have experienced fame civility from the •fipasilh s ad French Officers ;shower. k is svideat the ointment is diffatisfied as our occopyiag this Bey which, though of the atom* confequence rewards*. lOrefervation of Ferrol. teems segkeed and-of aro an count ; the few infignificaat batteries, formerlymetked for its defence, are moulderiag into ruins,: T,lt.does not appear that ever a Spanilh Gip of the fuse .his anchored here ; though u is capable of sioatabosa half ihe Britifb Asst ; has good anchorage, and bs [reared from &Imo& ell Mods. This goes by the Matta. which has been OR this hail. mate than 35 weeks. The Draproto frigate failed this day for the Channel fleet. The Tonnes? (Agin a few days for the fame deffinatios ; remain the filoarwernstm- LAM% Admiral C ; Mass. otlinSiss Darl• Goa, and Srescsa. The Pruners frigate anima the 16th indent from Oporto. with ao mem and two midfhipmen of the APOLLO frigate. wrecked twenty leagues to the fouthward of that port. They are much maimed and bruited. It appears that the fur. rivers of that melancholy cataltrophe remained 79 hoots on the fore-pert of the wreck. The French will not tidier an Englilb Officer to go on board the Dutch !hips, for fear of enticing the men to defert. Had they their wager, it is probable they would all go into our fervice : they are ft:k of fraternity." •