Star. — London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

r»- --- LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER a 6. , tin Unto?? PlocLmbetp.—Holiclay at all the Pub& Oficeih Two Gottenturgh Mails arrived this morning, by I which we learn, that the meeting of Monfieur and Lis Royal Brother Lours XVIII. took place atCalmar on the 7th Ina. It was a fpeetacle of a molt tender and interefting nature to all who witneffed it. The Dote d'Amcou t. am e was prefent. Monfieur purpnfes returning to England about the end of this month. On the s7th inftant arrived at Crottentrurgh tlle Prince of Wiles packet. Captain HEAKN, with Mr Ilarroaays, the Englifh Melfenger, who imme d,attly fet off fur Stbckholtn. Upon the arrival of the Packet, a courier was difpatched to the King at Stralfutrd. On the roth, a courier arrived there from Stmt fund, with till - patches for Baron Sts.raaniate; in London. French tad Dutch journals havt been received : the former to the 3 111, the latter to the 24th inßant. They prelim but little novelty. The Clay for the .1 coronation of Boa is now changed tient the 9th to the t9th of November. The letters from Holland Rill (peak of changes In their Government, as if it were of any coilfequence : It is raid thet the old Provilionat Govertinient will be keffored in part. It is not true that the hereditary Palace of OLAIIGE united Bowariare at Mentz. It ki copiloted, however, that SONAPARTI was not wreck to the meftabllfhment of that faintly; and that it was the real oefuppored fentiinent of the country that led him to give up the idea. He vdifhes to furround France with hereditary government As much as he can of his own making ; but he will have nothing elective or re. publican for the future. A few days ago we laid before our headers a copy Of the four demands made by M. d'Ouittis. before be quitted Paris. We now prefeni a tranflatlon of the whole of the important document of which there fair points made a part. Let thole who inveighed againft the late Adminittration for reftaing to fur tender _ Malta watnrut the guarantee otiginally nips laud; or an equivalent feetirity being firtt obtained, took at the contents of this State Papei, and fee what breach of faith the French Gt.Vernment has been of refpetling the King of 6ardinia, the King of Naples, and the final arrangement of the affairs of However cautiously and temperately the Note of M. d'Ousarr. is in general expreffed, and al though he (edits to leave the alternative of Peace or War to the determination of the French Govern ment, yet the declaratiofi that Rana will not allow of any provocations being ;Fred to kr 'Mier, is firßh. Gent to warrant us in concluding that hoftilities of the molt aggravated tharafler ere unavoidable between thole two Pn' crs. Howaer Ruffle may or Might have been difpofect to continue in peace with France, it muft be apparent to any One who twill take the trouble of reading M. d'Ousam i i laft Note, that fhe can no longer continue fo. The articles of complaint are ft; numerous and fcrious, and the pride, and ohllinaey, and ambition of the Corjean Tyrant, are fo boundlefs and ektratagant, that ne medium of fair or honourable cempromife remains, A private letter froin a banking houfe at Franck• fort, to a refpettable houfe in town, dates, that Bortaraete, when the Deputies of that Imperial City were prefehted to him, among other kind ind hotootias expreflions, told them, " that, on account of the great quantity of Lnglith goods elifpofed of at the yearly Franckfort fairs, she period av! , ets the inie petwietsee of that city Ins,U craft lime at &ea." Thefc deputies were loon informed that Franclefol t, its privi leges, and territory, were fold by the Ufurper for I z Stallone of florins (between two and three millions fierling), to the Eleflor of Hssrc. They prefented, therefore, a memorial to Tar LEYRAAO, Offttillg to prohibit, or to lay a tax equal to prohibition, uprta all Englifh goods ; but they received no other anfwer than that it was rco bre. It is Paid, that the bargain between BONAY•ITE and the Elator of Huse has been confented to by Praia ; but, as it cannot be carried into execution without another violation of the German territory and independence, the city of Franckfort has fent deputies to the Courts of Vi enna and of St. Pea erflcorgh to demand the ;row t.on of the Emperors of GAINIANY and RUSSIA. —On the other hand, AAAAA re's refident at Inaneklort, HISINGAIIp has olviird the Senate to offer the fame firm to continue them in their indepen dence, as the Eleetnr of Heffe has agreed to give ior their fubjtaga 'ion and incorporation with his dee :oral (objects. From thic many conclude, that 80. and raLLkVRAND, uncertain of the confetti r the Emperor of Germany, intend, in the mean • me, to fwindle the citiaens of Franekfort out of a ..rn of money, and afterward it , tell their precious iependence to the h;ghed dill purfues his fy Ron of plunder and I ague in Germany. Severn! German Ps inces are ~re d , or rather commanded, to attend the cm of his Coronation. at Paris. In this degraded I ,wever, arc only to he found those Princes who . ..:red at his hands the plunder c f the Empire, . ~.c (Altus have been humoured by his adenoni- . • • . r 4 'ong and rebukes. To the North of eattliany. for the fourth time within fizteen months, he de : mends a new loan :from the neutral City .9f. }hour burgh. The fum , required is. dietamoo dollaxis e sa4 for this his military financiers Hive propofed to Most gage the chalk and falt pits , of Lunenburgh: The Senate called a meeting of the Burgeffes upon the 18th, to take the demand into confideration ; and fat for (even hours, we prefume, upon the means of raif int; the money, for they mull furnifti it. What is this but plunder and robbery The Itsw . o of Enc -I:AND, the lawful owner of the mortgaged property. has given formal notict, that he never will rtpay the Corns thus fraudulently and felonioully obtained by France upon the fecuritt of Hanover. In the late war, France, in the fame way, borrowed money from the neutral city of Vranckfort, which the Corlican Adventurer is now holding up to Cale to the highell bidder. This will be the fate of Hambnrgh, Lubec, and Bremen. He will Ira make their citizens pan pers, and he will then fell them as flares. Mr. TAYLOR, his Majefly's Refident Minifter at Heffe Caifel, and upwards of go recruits for his Ma= jelly's German Legion, came over in the lad packets from Holism. Lieut. Vraittstr, late of the Hawits cutter. who was wounded and taken prifoner in attempting to cut a iced out of the Erni. has been liberated on parole, and arrived at Yarmouth in l'lNcossrancs frigate. Letters received on Friday In Glafgow from Am. flerdam, dated the gth inflant, mention that feveral neutral VOW; from London, on arriving there, had been llopt by the Ditch Government. Thefe ref felt 6d tnollly Britif .nods on board ; and this trade, which was carried nn froth London for a con. liderable time, and to a very great extent, is fur the prefent at a 'and. We were mifinformedrefpcaing_the letter received by Mr. Courts, from France. His letters, we hear, do not mention that the Engli(h have been ordered into clofe confinement. They have only been ..rdered to Verdun. From this order Lord acts ha. been excepted. The French Government will allow no more money to be difiributcd to the Englifh fners, being refolved that they !hall only have the allowances granted by the Government. This is the reafon why Capt. Baesirom's diftribution of allow. antes will ceafe. Captain K. MAXWELL, of the HOUND (loop, and who brought home la Vertu frigate, captured from the French in the Welt Indies, is promoted to the rank of Poll Captain. Admiral Warns' sn has been ftiperfedesl in the command of the Sea Fencibles in Ireland. We are extremely furry to Rate, that as Colonel ROSPITSON, of the Royal Wedminfler Volunteers, was returning home on Tuefday from Kennington, through the Park, his horfe fell and threw him ; his flroulder was dillocaled and his arm broken. lie is, however, in a fair way of recovery. Yeßerday the ift Regiment of Lnyal Earl India Volunteers, Colonel MILL: ; the ad dn. Colonel Sir HuCu Isaias; the 3d do. Colonel Roasays ; and the 3d Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, Lieu- tenant Colonel J. Poot.s KiNSINGTON, Were re%iew cd in Hyde Park. Sitt;ngs appointed in MiddLlex and London, be fore the !tight HonourAle EDWARD. Lord ELLEN ROADUCII, Lord Chief Juthee, &c. in and after Mi chaelthas Tern), 1804. Loxnqv. Nov. t 1 1,1 Tlltil. hisocicsis Monday - Nov. is Tiv.44ny Aity.day '9 Wednekby hlumlay . - 26 Ts. Way At ri.4 7111 , 4. 1) Friiav Tl:urrday . It . - 17 We are happy 1., learn, that the long prornifed projeft of Mr. AsTLEY, len.nr, in the management of the Horfe, rendering it calm on the road, in liar nefs, &c. will make its appearance in a few days.— We conceive that Inch a whrk mull prove highly acceptable to the public in general. COVENT GARDEN.—The new play of 7 le Blind Bargain was repeated 'all night to a crowded audience, and again receives' with the greatell applaufe. The performers who appear in it are fa excellent in their refpeeive departments, and exert their powers with filch heal, that the piece mull he very dull indeed which they could not tender in louse degree entertaining. THPATRI, DRUKY-LANE.-1.411 night. ACT the litife of Two liefiaarb, in which Mrs. Pnws cc ap. peared, for the Sri' time this feafon, to great advan tage, in the Co well. and was warmly greeted rm her recovery frems a levere illnefa, the farce of the Liar was performed, in which Mr. Eccisroir was more titan ufually fuccefsful in rotor: Wilding.—He was loudly applauded throughout. Wednetday night a German, a dilciple of Mrs. JOH•NSA SOUTHCOTE, was taken up by the Parilh Officers, being an unlicenled Preacher, in a Chapel near Mile end Town, charged with broacii:ng abo minable d , trine, and• giving to his converts Pealed letters, which they were not to open on any accnurt, Irtt daninatiod fhould he their ration, but we re told that vs hik they kept thole teals by them they would be in•nlnerahle; that Mrs. S.•UTHCOTS is to make the tour of the world in three years, which would be converted to her faith ; that there (hall be no Ban's.; that the Army any Navy will have no effel to oppnle the landing of the French, but that himlclf, and fix ocher Merlons with the teals, were able to annihilate them in a moment, and fuch incoherent Ruff. He was takeu to the Office in his canonicals, and was, accord. ing to law, ennviticci its the penalty of aol. and le verely adnymithed. On Sunday a fire broke ant at Mitchener's Rabies, Mat gate, occafioned. as is luppoled, by one of the helpers falling afleep, and leaving Lis candle burning, which communicated to the litter, and rapidly !k- V:Wed to the upper part of the building ; the fire engines were foon on the fpot, sad by the exertions of a few fnldiers belonninn to the Radnorfh;re Mi. litia, aides. by the inhabitarts, and a plentiful Inaptly of reil water, and these being little or no wind, the Hants were prevented from communicating to the &dilated's% liable and loft, which contained f I loads (4 - Inofe Straw. The buries wets with smash difficulty fare:. CIRCULAR LITTER. BORIC (MAIM, OCT. 14, 0104, IHb MOW' regalatlems lo regard to the fume to he s iren and taceived for cyanide tans In the army, having , in variaue ittftances, been difregardedeto the great prejudice of bis blejeltv's iendee • his Royal Highnefs, the Commander in Chief, is pleated to diroft, that when =Officer is definite, of retiring from the [orrice, and of having lane to fell his eommillon, if his regiment is in Great Britain, be is to fend his mil:nation in the Ideal manner, through the Commanding Officer of his Regiment, to his Colonel; who, in trardinitting the fame to the Commander in Chief, may, at the fame tinte,if !here are purchaiera in the corps, recomm.nd io fut. cetion, Me feeler or their refpeetive ranks, for purchafe, both the Colonel and Commanding Officers cenitying that they are fatisfied that no mote than the (um fttpulated by has Majeity's regulation Is given o: received. Shoal there be no purebaier in the Regitneet, the retie:nation of the Officer defirous to retire is ;Arne to be tranfinitted in the ',tanner and form above menttoned ; when, lhould :he applica tam be deemed proper to be granted, his Royal Hghnefs will re ffalmend to his Majelty feela Officer for the pnrehare, as to his [loyal Highnefs may appear molt eligible. Officers belonging to regiments Rationed In Ireland, mutt make their appl'eatiuns in a Smiler courfe to the Commander of the Forces there; and, on Fortlen Stations, through the Command- JaaeOffiger, to the General Officer under whole command they are; their aepllcations being uniformly fantetioned by their refpedtive Commanding Officers, who are to certify, in the fame canner as I Colonels of Regiments at borne, that they ate lattsfied in regard to the rums gieen,ter to be received, being In !Viet conformity to hie Majefty's regulations. C. lends when Aileen from Great Britain end Ireland, may empower t he Oeer In 'Reel command of their Regiments, or their regimental agents, to recommend porchafers for vacant com mittees, in which cafe the neceffary certificates, in regard to the /um to he paid in regimental iuccrifion, muff he figned by them In the Colonel's abience, as well as the ree.ommendation for the ptirehafe; and the perfon Co r,rommentlitie to Corneteks or En figecies, vacant by purehafe, will be held relpoullbk foe the dist bffity of the refills recommended. The Commander in Chief k further pleated to ding, that when an Officer is .defiroue of retiring to Half-pay, receiving the differ ence, the Lane rules are to be *braved in regard to teanfinitting his applicant n; but no recomaiehilation it fuceeffami is to accompany the requeit to retire; as Lis Royal Highnefa will binifelf nomi. uatesthe Officer to he propded to HiaMajelty for the exchange. To en:• le the Commander in Chief to recommend Officers for porchafe, It is neeeffay that regular returns of all Officers prepar ed to ?archaic promotion be tranfmitted from each Retie mem and Corps In the ferrice to the Commander In Chief's office, limit Guards, I.ondon, en th: 25th of March, the 15th ofjuee, the 15th of Septa inher, and the asth of December in each year. ueder cover, to his Royal lilehnefec Military Secretary ; mid tbefe neurre Inuit particularly itate. where tbe money of each in dividual &Prods of purchaling Is lodged, or offered to be obtained . . and fimilar returns muff t e forwarded to the regimental Agent for the information of their refpective Colooek Officers on leave of abfer.ce fern corps on foreign ferviec, may Vanillin their appecatioes to porthole or fell, through the Colonels of their regiments ; and In the trent of a change in an Officer's elreutultances betreeen the quarterly returns, he may make attired communication to Head-Oziertets, In order to prevent any puts chafe taking place In his own corps, by which lie may he paired over by a Junior Officer. This rifle Is applicablh alfo to Officer, r n the recruiting fervice, or other military duties, wh , te corps may been a foreign Elation. Officers on half-pay defirous of exchanging to full-pay, giving the regulated difference, mutt addrcfs themielves to Head <tat ters, Rating where their money is lodged, or to he obtained, to enable the Coinnistoler lu Chief to recommend them as vacancies occur. After thnfe orders have been circulated, no attention will be paid to reprefentations of Officers who have neglected to return themiclves prepared to purchafe, as, ,hatever hatdilips they may fuller in that cafe mutt be entirely owing to their own neglect. In calibre theft: ord,rs to be circulated to the army, the Com mander in Chief thinks proper to declare, that any Officer who (hall be found to have given, directly or ineliredtly, any thing be• yond the regulated price, in elifobedienes to hie Majefty's order', tar to hive attempted to evade the reguladon in any manner what ever, will be reported by the Commander in Chief to his Mat. y, is order that he may be removed from the fervice; and ails aa32foo to eta underfteeel that the prekribed forms of applications (milk Tale and putchafe of eommiffiees, and the tiftial ecreilLestes awned thereto, are in all lateens in he complied with By Command of His Royal Highoefe the Commander In Chlef, G. A. GORDON, Military See. The remains of CHAR Las BANN inn. whore vocal and convivinl poweri were 14 mug the delight of his Friends and the publ:e, were yellerday morning re. moved from his bottle ip Sotfolh-ftreet, Cockfpur thee.l fur interment it St. Mar in's Church. At half pa* ten o'clock the procellion began to move in the fullowing Order : Two Mew. rot horfebeelt. I lark end four, commented wilt birch plume' of °Mich feathers. hi x I',olrx. two and two. tine :ti r l'curning Coaches. The EIJI coach contained Mr. JOHN BANIIISTiII, the fon of die deceafed, accompanied by his two Sons, and the following twenty Theatrical Perfor. mere, who, while living, profeffed for the mice mirth infpiring CNARLIN the molt linerre friendfhip, and thus honoured his remains to the tomb. viz. Nleifra. Moody Waldron Collins Packer Mancini.** Powell Lewis Bartley boded= Wr.urkron Mundtn Wady J. I,botorte Fawcett Madiluit Chary Banyntore Pollard. Sam Farley When the Cavalcade arrived at St.Manin's chords, there was an iinmenfe crowd affembled. The Body was taken into the aide of the Church, where the In neral fervice was performed, after which the body wps depotited in the family vault, immediately under the Communion table, over the bodies of the mother and brother of the di ceafed. DINING IN A ra ft.—A celebrated Ale Brewer near Carnaby-market has had made for his brewery, within the lit ten months, a Copper of a moll afio nithing magnitude, and as a defcription of it may not be unentettaining to olio Readers, we (hall give it in the words with which our correfrindent has fa voured us : Ir it 34 f ert bigh mid ,4 is Amon., and be ing made in the out irts of the town, it took s 8 horfea to draw it to its deßinatiNt. It was brought home and fixed on Thurfday fe'nnight, and Meffrs. Sraur rots and SMITH (its caner.) invited all their cuf comers to dine with them on Saturday lath Accord ingly, tables and benches, in an amphitheatrical file, were fixed in the copper, and upwards of 769 perfons fat down at one o'clock, to dinner, who were treated with the following fare : Batocks of El.rf. wriebbis eadi 84Ibe. 9 Dozen of foaled and Lolled Ducks, as Tongues, Dosen of Meta and boiled rowto, ay Hams, y Dann fat Cafe, nutted and boiled, 236 DOZO2 of Wine of all fat., 22 Barrels of famous Ale, and Porter lariaro In the /Waft i al adj,ining the copper (alfo newly made, and of a large magnitude) were all their Draymen, 304 in number, who fared equally lump toots.; and after all hand. had taken their firafallt, in the moll harmonious and convivial manner, one of the Jolly I)onots role up, thanked them for their com pany, with a molt beautiful panegviic on the efficacy Of subrkfaare Ak —and concluded by roarni4 oat k& a Steroar—" Grath -mot, bald at row Capper-J . ...ay." Since then, we wideritatid that all thole who have dined its tbeCopper, are digtaied with the pleafaut appellation of Copper fats. Dublin Waterford '. • • : • • • :Y. I:18 IstrP:6.llt . 0- at )0 r. ma of • ra r/ to is to d. is rk. ad ad de. y- am ro. be. Si& rd. ; • 1 NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAT...NW N. E. Au. out. AWL PS!. • I I Hamburg!' 0 0 o 1 Gott bursa II • FsLmourn, Ocr. 23.—Sailed the Princefs Char• lotte packet, Capt. Kies, with a Mail for Halifax and New York ; and the Prioce Erneft packet, Capt. Pests, with a Mail for the Leeward Man& PLYMOUTH. OCT. 24.--CarliC in the Belfield, Cap• tain TAYLOR, from Memel, laden with timber for this port: fbe is laR from Gottenburgh, where be was litanded in the mnnth of November. Lai year, and then obliged to unload to repair ; the Eras* ning, of Tonlberg, Capt. A. Nast, from Frederick. hadt, for this port, with timber and deals; Aurora, Captain P. Liao, from Kragaroe for this port, with timber and deals ; and the Laor Viaaaas, of 18 guns. from the Downs.—Sailed the Betfey, of Salem, Captain Cern ram: e, from Amfterdam to Baba. Leiters from the BEA ULIEU frigate, of 40, gOO% Capt. Coat; and the BACCHANTS, of 34. Captain DPAHWOOI4 dated 15th Auguft lan, Rate, that the Weft India convoy were all well on that day, and had a fine paitage from Portfinoath, and alfo from Madeira, without miffing a fingle !hip. The Beet at the date of the above reckoning wan within ten days fail of Barbadoes. Po RTSMO U T 14 ()CT. ag.--Arrived fermi outward bound 'relicts from the Downs.—Sailed the Britons* London, Mornrch, Masa Tupper, and Ark traitC. ports. with tronps for Guernfer, bat art broogbt to in Cowes Rodds. Arrived the Camel Clore (hip, Capt. GAIT* * , (MS the Downs, bound to the Mediterranean. A great number of refTcls for that dettination arrived fres the River yeflarelay. The TRIM/111 frigate, Capt. Bt sp. cc, now waits for feveral (Fore-fisips. Calais in from St. Helen's the SwtFTSUR a, of 74guns i Cape. ROW:42os ; the is fitted for a foreign nation, foppofai the Mediterranean.—The officers and (hips compact of the Ltvittv have molt liberally and humanely fubfcribed Sol. to Thomas Tough, a marine of that Chip, who 101 l his arm in the aCtion with la Fama, as a proof of their admiration of his gallant conduit to that oceafion. The poor fellow is now at Haan Hofpital, labouring under the effefts of his loco. DIAL, OCTOBIIII. 25.—Sailed yellerday after poll, the PLOTO (loop of war, for Portfmooth. Arrived the Paosesto and Lomeli. bombs ; ALONZO Hoop of war; THRASNEN, S , and ESCORT gun brigs. from a eruiae off the French coati, and remain •• in the Downs with the reft ri the Mips as per laft.— P. S. Arrived the Caurzsa !loop of war from Mar. gate Roads. Sailed. the Ainazo !loop of war, awl Iguana TA Lir a frigates for Sheernefs. Yarturturu. OCT. 25.—0 n Tuefday lan the Pro- vidence Caatis, Mafier, from Archangel, lying at anchor off Winterton, was twice attempted to be boarded by a (mall privateer floop, having on board between fifty and fray men, armed with (mall arms. The privateer, however, did not fucceed ; the mer chantmen had fie carriage guns. The privateer was obferved off Haibro' the fame evening, and was fop pored by the Badger's boat (which was lying se Ha(bro' beach) to be a (muggier ; in conies/sum ei which they launched the boat and pulled alongfide but while in the a.% of boarding they were defued by the men on deck to keep off, or they would fire into them t the boat's crew immediately (napped a biers derbufs, which sniffed fire; an engagement enfeed, is which the brat bad two men wounded, one in the groin, and the other its the ancle, but none killed. It is fuppofed they wounded feveral of the privateer's crew, as thei could plainly bear their graans.—Yef terday failed the Ertl/tuna frigate, with live Rock, for the fleet off the Tezel ; the Bsavoa [loop. and STAG cutter, no a cruize. This morning arrived the CONSTANCI frigate and Ataar cotter, with dif. patches; alto the AID tranfport, from the fleet. FP.OM LLOYD'S LIST. &&&&& ND. OC/011/1 set. —Paged by. the Jane, Tenable, from Quebec; View Wilbelmina, Batt; and the Young Maw. recta, CLAM, from Peteriburgh ; Vrow Cellos, Berminfes,frase Antfterdam ; Ansa Merle, Qeeft, from Harlingen; Janet Faros Della, Clots; lenge Juffn in Either, Seapard; Maria Elizabeth. ---; Richard and William, Fletcher; aced Vrow EMna, tartae. from Fniblen.—Saihd the Tnity, Frazer ' for Africa; Two Sif ters, Anis, for Gibraltar • Dorothea Barbara, Macey, for Ell. near; Vrnw Johanna, DeCton ; Elizabeth, Gerdes; Jonge Ward -; and Hardens Boreeder, Entbdm. OCTOR to as.--Pareil by, the better, Caulfort. from them g Young Opcir, Reeks ; Hope, App,; and t nderendlog, Mew. from l'opperibursh ; Harrilany, Canaan. from Palau ; Paddies. Mortlake, from Rotterdam; Vrow Ulnas, Bares, from Lobate g Vrow Catharine, Fleisher; and Vrow —. from Lear. . AR girt o ...At Cork, Edward, Craige, from Philadelphia—At Smyn a, Tristan, Muirbead ; Batchelor, Smith ; and Mary Ass, from London. The Duke of Clarence, Farallllolf. of Hull, is left at Arch. angeL 'lke Charlotte Amelia, Faaaa,, from Sicily foe Brilkakb butt near Kidentlly. be Commerce, ALD ER SON. tram LOWE. ISA Revel, is on Rem and tun of watzr at Moore. The Anna Mans, HAIG, from Quebec for London, waa caps turrd on the 6th intent eff Beachy Heed, end carried into Dieppe. The Juno, Schots, from Amßerd am, with wheat, booed is LA. bon, Pi detained by the Jackal gun brig, zed feat into Dever. The Lind Duncan of Leith, from St. Peterlborgb, arrived at Leith on Thurfday morning. She failed ander convoy with a fleet from the Sound on the ad intl. and patted with them in a gale, off the Naze of Norway. The Captain believes the yell of the Meet, with the convey, would be forced to take fhcker io lonic of the crte k 3 in No, way. By letters It Capt. li‘liss LAT, the at is now at WiII:ED•OCD, we learn with pleal the brig Carlewn of Greenock, on the eireni tBth, was nin.ie,l in 1% hitch:even harbour.' or nn tianuage. in oto l'..ret of TnefdAy we inferted as the arrival ot the Ihip Spy at Portintoadewith rich cargo of frcoc. We are aothorifed to AM the whole dory es quite unfouotte4, so limb shaving taken place. who of_ afore, that lan% Oaths with little accovotd with a wary Rats, that Kb arrival