Star. — London, England, 1804-10-09 00:00:00

rmAritzs. Davey-Law t..—The Comedy of The School for &earl night, at this Theatre, bad the aid of Mr. L tirrow, in Cheir'es surface, Mr. Marrurws in Sir Peter Teazle, and Mifs Duwcaiss laff from Margate, in Lady • tazle.—Mr. EL LISTON'S Charles, is an eafy, but apparently fludied performance, of which we can sot fay it greatly furpaffed many reprefentations of the part which we have feen, even of late days, given by aCtors of left claim to celebrity. Mr. M•THLWS'S Sir Pear, was refpeetable; but, being in part an imita• tioo, it reminded us, frequently, too much of the oil. to command that applaufe which otberwife at might have delerved. Of mth. Du w C•H'S Lady Teazle, we cannot hefftate to fay, that it is a performance of great prornife ; the applaufe the experienced was fuch as to gave her confi dence to attempt any thing. Her figure as tall, tlender, and well proportioned. Her cnuntenar.ce, if not Cri tically beautiful, is uncommonly interefting and ex preffive. She has a voice clear, powerful, and capable of every modulation. Her fine features are lighted up with fprightlinefs, and her eye fparkles with intelli gence. She was, to ufe a theatrical phrafe, in c 0... pieta poffeffi .n of the If age,confequently pettedly con werfant with thole cArential qualities which contlitute the chief art of her proleffion. The acutenefs of her wit, the feverity of her farcafro, the [lathes of her merriment, al the backbiting affemblage of Lady Siurerivell, were happily and apprvriately delivered; and where the wheedles Sir Peter iota good humour and oat of his money, her playfulnefs, and the intro. duration of a charming little air, which ffiefung with out being accompanied, infpirell the audience with a degree of admiration that has only been produced by one more comic aearefs at prefent on the nage.— Itt fcreen-fcene the was dignified, although peni. tent t and her contradiCtion of jofeitb Surface', falfe and hypocritical profeflious to Sir Prier on this im portant difenvery, indticed all whet heard her to it Bret the aberration, of her youth, and to refpett Lady Tease e even in her apparent fall. 'tickled Caeirde Lien followed, and again met with a very tavnurAbie reception. The boxes were filled with well drelfed females; and the pit was crowded in a very Ikon time after the opening of the doors. Covsmv GAR , tll.—Lalt night, a very numerous audience was :oft ailed to this Hunk. Although there wa, nothing of novelty prefented, a very rich (call was provided for the dramatic amateur. The play was Pizarro; Rolla and Eloire, by Mr. KIVAILS and Mrs. SIMONS ! The latter was rapturoufly greet ed upon her entrance, and both of diem made a hells difplay of that excellence which has long maintained them at the head of their profcffion. The piece is extremely well got up, and went off highly to the fa tisfaltion of a crowded and brilliant audience, 41. a , the dropping of the curtain was followed by a loud peal of applaufe.—ln the After-piece of The Loa and .key,, MUNDFN in Brunnuayeet, and Eimer!. in Ralph, kept the audience in alma a continued roar o; laughter. The Earl of MoIR• has appointed Captain JOHN Hate s fupetintendunt of the tignal dation' in Reit- . burgh and Berwickshire, in the room ~ELieutenota Mti.s.ea, promoted to the comma:id of a gun•vtffel. the Earl of HADDINCTON is appointed Lord Lieutenant of the county of Haddii.gtun, in the room of the late Marquis of Twr 6 DALE. The Duke of MotyraosE is art ived itt town from his feat in Scotland. _ --- Price CARENIA and Commodore AZETTO are al rived in Edinburgh, on a tour of pleafure. The Earl of /kerns's, with two other Genilemen, went out a few days ago to thoot in the woods r;.trd Aboyne Cattle, and had the extraordinary good for tune to kill in one morning four harts and four Itirh.h.. One of the hinds had 'ince incites of fat upon the rump. The haunch weighed about solb. The Royal Mid•Lothian Cavalry ate to be put on permanent duty tor the fecund time for ten days, from the asah of this month, at Dalkeith and Mulrel burgh. Yellerday the Eleaion of a Mayor of Garcia took place according to ancimt cuflom. Sir HARRY DIATSDALE, the .I.4lftrontan, being defied, immedi ately declared himself ESIREROR, on which he an pounced that he avoid fpeedily take the fence cf the Rasa nodreac, his Connintents ! A merchant from Spain, who came home from Cadia. lad from Falmouth, Claus the lituation of the poor inhabitants at Malaga, as in the higheft degree deplorable, from famine and Oileafe. Neatly zzo deaths were reported to have happened dail7, previ ous to his leaving Spain, of the fever, or plague.— A double cordon of troops is drawn round tht city of Malaga ; bread corn was hiurteen guineas flerling per quarter, and a great feat-city. Many of the poorer people tried to efcape, and Abf..lutily ranted on the foldicrs b t) onets,prcfcrting death i:; that way so the more hideous idea of ttarving. or dying of the plague. fa fh rt, the real ditl:cfs of the irdtabitants of that afiliaed city, is dreadful in the extreme. A few days ago a young gentleman, pupil of an eminent furgton at Chipping Sor;!aury, undertook to walk two mars in twenty minutes, and afterwards to run a mile in five minute;. The firfi he loft by half a minute, and the lull he won by nearly the fame time. On Tuefday two gentlemen, on a (hooting party in the neighbourhood of Sce,-hill, Leicetter, that a badger, which weighed forty pounds, and was te• markably tat : the !kin wa• fo thick ;:nd 1. , 0fe as to 7:511 many of the flint, which were found only in dented; tied they were obliged to ticc three times be fore it was dentoyed. "he barracks at D. rchefler had, en Tuefday night nearly been deftroyed by fire, in conlequence of tome of the German Legion having retired to bed with their pips in their mouths ; they Lad fallen af1:00, and the lighted tobacco having comniunicated to lie bed-cloath,, the whole ward was in a blaze before the accident was discovered. r feyei al days and nights dining the tall wee', a Orange y oin.g woman perambulated the firc.. ab t.t. ArT..7(A L. ;AATlequin ' s drels, ith fhoes or flockia,y , hut gat with ids -i"u little bells. At length file was tell r ;he v.toratit ; when the acknowlcd:,:d l:cr f ' ,• ts ar.! •zged time to fend to her flies& for a • ci 11. es, which Was }},,ranted to her en a ;.• : n ictfake her female drab. THE .'MARVELLOUS ! RETRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAMBRIDGE, DATED OCTOBER 7. A few days fince Mrs. ADAMS, the wife of Mr. ADAMS, a retpedable farmer at Sawhon, (even miles fouth of this town, perceived the bottom part of her gown was torn, as if by a nail, this Ilse mended, and thought no mere of till the next day, when the dd.- covered that not only her own gi.wn, but her feu vani's alto were literally in tatters t (he could not account for their being in that hate, but put ortanother : this, though whole at the time of doing fo, was reduced to the condition of her fill, and though, in the whole, fbe drelled herlelf in lir different garments, all of them 'hared the fame fate. She inforined feveral of her neighbours, both male and female, of the circum fiance, who, on going into the houfe, werk equally unfortunate, for though the utmoll precaution was taken that they might experience no injury, they found !Itch holes in the gowns of the women and the coats of the men as convinced them all were regarded in the fame light. Aft lend of mine who lives in the place, and who is a Gentleman °treat relpedability, informed me that he went to the houfe, where there were a dozen others, that he knew their goirns were entire oft their entry, but that he,faw pieces drop off, and rents made without any viftble caufe.—Mr. ADAMS called on Dr. Micas& to . acquaint him with the bonnet's, and 1 underhand the Vice Chancellor, who as well as the Dr. has great knowledge in Chy mittry, intends accompanying him to ruorro.w, that they may, if potlittle, discover the cattle of this ex traordinary cafe. The gar ments haven" appearance of having had any Chemical pi rpdreion thrown on them, for xeither the look 01 smell w, nld lead you to trippore that the rends were uccafioned by vitr iolic acid, ice. dec. Many of your Readers will laugh at a tale io improbable and inexpiicable : there might have been tome grounds for ridicule if only one or two perfons had been affected by it, but tone-tenths of thole who vilit tite holife have a knowledge of the elle& front their own experience. _ _ •11.)Tilb.S. L►Yl►R, SAISIS DATF. The foli —tug fingolar rircumllance lately occur• red at Sawiton near Cambridge: The woe of Mr. ADA Mt. a refpeetable farrnerin that village, a few days ago perceived that the bottom ' part of her gown was trim, as if caught by a hook, this the immediately mended and thought no more of it ; on the following morning the gown appeared torn in the fame place, and alfo in feveral other pal ts, for which Mr►. A. not recolleCting any caufe, began to be much furprited, and mentioned the circum (lance to her hufbanCl, and to the maid fervanr, whole gown by this time had (hared the fame fate ; the fa• mil) , being now alarmed, related the ftrange event to their neighbours, many of whom vifited the houfe, and fools difcovered that their apparel luttained a fimilar injury, as well men as women. Mr. ADAMS has three ma; s, all of which appear to be confider ably torn. in the &iris; the wife has, during the tall fur days put on fix different gowns, and all are fo much torn that (he cannot ever Mend them . . A girl r , Lit rtfides in the hook, about is years of age, had 'laterally nothing but the body part of her fpwr,. re ...aining, all the fltirta having fallen off as fhe moved airout. A Lady who has been a few weeks ofCrt vilit at Sawiton, called at the honk on Friday even ing with feveral other perfons, the had on a new co loured gown, and after being thee about a quarter of an hour dilcovered two large les and a long end in different parts of it, and being confiderably alarmed at the unaccountable effeCt, immediately left the houfe ; during her flay in it, the apparel of feveral other pet fon, was torn or rent in lake manner. This very estraorait.•lry occurrence has now become the only tubj.4l diicourfe all over eambridge, and I hive no doubt half the town will go to &maims to $ (flange operations. Many of your Readers w ill laugh at a tale fo improbable and inexplicable, and I myfelt fhould have fufperiled tome inpofition, bad the effeCts been confined to the family, but fo many others have experienced them whole veracity cannot be quettioned, I confefs myfelf loft in amaze ment. Sho u ld any of your learned readers know a precedent for fuch a cafe, and be able to unfold the caufe of fo Itrange a citcitantiance, or prescribe preventive, it would give the g•e a •etl r,ti,t,,etion to the family and friends of Mr. Ant ms, who have hi the, to been unable to dikovet any caufe whatever by which they can, in the flighted degree, account for the event ; nothing is to he fern, heard, or felt during the (perations of the invitible agent, and no other ar tide in the (inure but apparel has been hitherto af felled, and that, principally, when on the wearer, • who is not at all aware of the attacks of his imper ceptible enemy. A few days ago a man in the employ of Dr. Pen dleton, of Nottingham, fell into a copper of boiling foop-Icee, and seas fo much fealtied as to be without hoses of recovery. Confiderahle numbers of loving have lately been ddcovcred in the neigith.orthood of Bridlington, %%here they are committing &collations on the hedges, and whatever tile the advanced feafon of the year has left to their rapacity. They are about two inches in length, of a green colour, with a brown fpot upon the back, and are fuppored to have been brought thither by the late equinotlial gales. None of thcfe dentuaive infells have been known in this part of the country, t.r we believe in any part of England, during a period of many years. A Ilia r to Srott rim se—The cuflom of wantonly deal eying the ditferet.t fpecies of martins or (wal lows, wl!ich entirely feed upon the wing, and are only to be leen in this country during the breeding months of rummer, is defiroying wi!hout refleaion what PI...I•IDLNCE fent for a great pin pole. By fhort ing the old birds, the &filings are in confequence de flroyed ; which when added to a number of the Ist ter, I .fl in the lea by migration for the wiater, unitedly affi4ii a • alon for their great decreale. Minute ob i ferver - . that one of there birds daily de fir . hunched; of moths, flies, and other in. patents of the alarming warms of caterpillars, groin, &c. e.t.a it qii•mtly commit filch &pi edoi ions in the g o den, an.' liekis, on vegetation in general. llt in eArriettly hr , cti that al: praeliiioners wi.h guns sviil dif,.iiiiiintre (booting nr deitorr:n; An y frailvvr. martin, mitt, tlicr bit.ls %ilk., teed in il•ght. Timir .iuman:ty ar.. I. : - .I!ICC towards this valuA• U.; and inoffentive part of the lead c•ed crcoti , n will %c to rcduce the number of the y ut.xn,us leds which saimilly 4401 &Lib cau.uy. .N'AUTICAL INITLLIGENC.7.. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind W.N.W. AIR. DUI. AIR. roe. Dublin HamburO Waterford t i LecwarJ IC mds o o We have the pleafure to announce the arrival in the Channel of another valuable fleet from Jamaica, confining of feventy-three fail, which failed on the 27th of July, under convoy of nines's.' man of warp and tno frigates. The Ibips bound to Brinol, are all arrived, except the Jame., which parted from the fleet r-. 1 the lath of Augufl, in coming through the Gulph. PLYMOUTH, Ocena t a 8 : —Lall night. at (even o'clock, arrived from Jamaica, after a p&p of ten weeks, the ORAISIR, 40 guns, lioa. Capt. Haan KRT. She failed the z7th July, with the Et.RPHA VT, 74 guns, Captain DUNDAS, and eighty-one fail Of mer chantmen, for the United Kingdom. The URAHIi was with that part of the convoy hound for Liver pool, Briaol, and the frith ports, but parted corn• pany in a violent gale of wind the ed inflant, off the S. W. coaß of Ireland. The URANIA had nearly fetched Cork, when the gale of N ind came on, which blew with as much violence as it did off this port : the lefr the Mod of Jamaica very healthy. St. Do mingo, from the leek tcconnts arrived at Port Royal, was in the fame slate as heretofore. POSTS MOO TH,OCT.B —Arrived the brig PrufGana, —; from Cadiz, bound to Havre, detained by the Ntzfosisms frigate. The Kiwi. man of war is re leafed 'from quarantine. DIAL, Oct. B.—Sailed the SCOURGE llonp of war, for Deptford. Came down from Sheernef., the Z IRA bomb. Arrived the ZEPHYR Soap of war from the wedward. and the DASHER armed Slip from the French coal', and remain with the raft of the (hips as per !all.—Wind 1 0 W. r - - SHEERNESS, OCT. S.—Arrived hi. Majeßy's hired armed l'aip Lion, with the Fly cutter; alio the Char lotte, of Lubeck', Mt c:tAEL HENRICK Flotrztratuacts mailer, 'from Riga bound to Chatham, laden with round timber and deals, flopped by his Majefly's hired armed fhip Thames. The ZEBRA bomb has failed for the Downs, with the Teazel and Filen gun.brigo, and the Aitso has gone up the River to be paid off. The Sirius, JOHN PrItGWN, of Riga, bound to Chatham Yard with mans and (pars, and the Bcar, Crtis. STEWART. from Oalebec, bound to Chatham-yard, with oak timber and Raves, hopped by the Thames armed fhip, have alfo arrived. Maas ATE, OCT. 6.—The brig thrown on the Nay land Rock, a week back, which was laden with hones from the ifland of Portland, and bound for London, was fcnttled, it not being expetted that the could be got off. The (ill and perfeverance of our Margate feaMen, have netwithflanding prevailed againa hope; they hopped tip the fatale Is les, and. fticeeeded haft night in bringing her fife within Margate Pier, with very little comparative damage. She will be fet to rights here, before fhe puts to fea again. 'Hutt, OCT. s.—At Embden, the Gute Hoff nung, lista,. from this port ;—at Archangel, the Commerce, HALLIDAY ; P•tke of Clarence, —; Traveller, ALLISON, and Herald, WAITE, Mil from thi. port. Arrived on Monday lap, in Hull Reads, his Majelly's armed defence (hip the PARAGON, Capt.' W. MOORE. The Salerno, SCHiiLES, :And the Elbe, GALE, for Tonningcn, fail from hence to-morrow, under convoy of the Adel Vii armed Chip. The Chips now loading for feveral ports in the Baltic, fail from hence the I 3th intl. On Tuefday laft, arrived in the Hawk, his Majefly's armed felt the Anil_ PHI, with tlores for the Gclykheid and litldcr. The Bonito, J. MAINLAND, arrived at Whitby, the tR i„ft. sat h a cargo of timber and plank from Dantzick ; and on the thy followii g, the Williamand Ann, W. I:m -osaics, at rived at that port fiom P.)rtfinouth, in order to be tilted nut for iat, is' Streights tiilierv, the eatting fiat n. Captain \V. Toms, of the Hove, liom Me tuel for Se4rhol , tigh. fpoke on the 261:1 ei3ht leagues V.'. by N. 4.1 . the Spurn, the (hip MA: s. or M try, Capt till G. Sri PH IN SON, all wrii ; had fe parated from the Or fordnels convoy tire days !..efore. The Wanderer, FRANKLIN, fr.-n. Marva, ast.t.li was on ['wee on the Barnard Sand, is ?tit off airhoat any material damage, imd arrived in the Thames.—A few days ago .11 vottog %hale, one of the fpecies known by the Elaine of bottle noted, was taken in Wainil:et harlvatr, by the niatter of a coaninq w!r•e: ptoch.ced two butts of of was in the haven at the tine the above one ssilLc..l 4 6l but cis:aped. FROM LLOYD'S 1 13'r. ni AAAAA No. Ocr. 11.—l'aficd by tht Minerva, rand, from ibnit ; (locitt Intcnt. Scnr.ett, (rum ; blorett. Grail. Iron. !Whoa ; Vrow Hendrtcha. Cramer. bora St Vrow Mali... Smith, from Lutbdcn; Orrno:td ; Ma.-*, I hemp fon ;and thc Sarah. Maawtll, from Oa. bac —Sailed the Ands .av, Archer, for Sevilk ; Admiral Nrifun, Irwin, for Cepi •thagen ; l'aher, Smith, for Peterfbargh; Ceres, M.warn ; thc %.% m. I.udwig, for Elfinore ; Vrow for Hufvm ; Gentle Hionpc, Jultanw a ; . rear Diana. ; V. ow Scheer .., Keyb r ; Twe Gebriadt.l., Vida;; an.: thc t:ctwudels, .- hau•a, Gar Emiadee ARR!VF At Portfniastiv the F dun Daviv lrven A* Iriniouth, Triketon, Willi.. from lir meet.. At t. tide, Aurora. rev 1, from Q2ebec. At Dubin, S.rah, 1.41, Ir..m I.ondon . .%t C•da: St. Jon Rapt Uh. Arratc, from dot . At lmb csibury, from Cork; Sally, Briton J. ; Cu.: - .r` I r mulatic.. I Herald, Slrnpf.. ; 11, rh•y, i'pa•• 4 l. ltet : and the Commerce. hem IVrla hao ..11.0 , 1 At Opor •, F avvdr• ton, liabbio.; and Fame. Munro. from la.uth. At lamarca, rem tt, Wood; Cumher'a: 41, Govd rem; uryfd•de; Wu land' n, Abbot ; do.vb, t homyhm; Bra, r, Rand.ll; Nor folk, Weir; Raylry, Wilfon M ntor. Fru r Ind toe Stoma, Car. tee, from London; Carl, ton, Is J. ; Indultry, ; SreedwAl. a: .1 A a•et . , I a oar v'ork tv. the F-re.ne, kl•t•lne. brim Q. Lie. At t hots. from 11ay..1.10h (I. ) At I ..rbay. Lum!re. ,lons Nov At Wi11.% C t r.. J Walker ;rininn I A 0.% • rl and the MAI!. t... •rt on t!.t 4th as. •• A , ..v : 1 Vnrit. lhap r. NI It. fetrat. Incml4. Don.l.l,fro.lt from ditto. .1t st.ilort Ihz Provi,ltnee.Crott ; ar.l to •• r . lb j•n% orA ; • t • ~~ t . - . let {to-tm 1 4 % tun, , bUt4.l. Gorki...D. fro= 1-Wised. GadIINOCX. OCT. c—His Majefiya armed Gip la To ua T , Captain Szastsov, arrived in'our Roads yeilerday forenoon, (torn her Ration off Fair ley.—Arrived on Tuefday, the Aurora, Sono, from Qt2et.cc ; failed from thence 27th Aug. with the lie LegliEip STEEL, for Liverpool, and kept co my with her till the 29th ult. whca the parted off TwOr in a gale. Captain Born left at Q2ebec the follow. ing cad:loading for Clyde, Oughton, ilium:l,2o fail in a few days; Recovery, Bo ao, and Trio. Titowsois. ARkIV,D-•-Sta Nymph, Ras, at Portcmouth, from Jana .= ; racat,e, Juiith , .atC.gcnliig,n, f: um St. Crean; ticka, S:ntth, r Ikrgeu Item Eh, Llyde ; Getargc, Nal, at New Trutt from hence. OISTRIBU row OF PRIZE-MONEY. - The Atalante, for the capture of the French chafe manta l& Vey lante and her cargo, March a t , tBoa, will be paid no Fader dui sth init. at Mr Lodger's, Plymouth, and recalled evcre Tutfary and Friday during :twee yrara. "lo the hoop Renard, for the capture of the Prince firederiek Van Apr:l at, tBot, will be paid an Tuefday the stab init. at Mr. Fuse's, Plymuuth,and recalled every TueLlay and Sri. d.iy ls.r dive years. The Endynnion, for the capture of Jenne and Pierre, j my tin. • and the Cohnube, Juue 58. • F... 3. will he paid ou board the Eis. dyinion on her arrival at Plymouth, and recalled far three yearsat N 0.13, Great George-hurt, Weltnuniter. L'Unite, for the capture of De Jenne Tar Sarah, Sepeenthert, ystS,will be paid on the loth lull. at No. at, Sorrey-ltreet,Stras& and recalled every Tuefday and l'h,rfaay Inc three years. , • The hoop Wrath. and hired 1,6.1 Constance, for the captara the French privateer Ile Petit Ci.affeur, and receptor, of the bet Ann of Sunderland, October 19, 1800, will be paid no Ttr!= the IR of November next, at Mr. Stow's, Clo'port, and every Wedaerday for three yeara The late Apollo, far the capture of le Ron Accord, jaw St. 1803 ; le Dart. adds June, 03)3 • le DOD Pere, July 3, £bn ; l'E.fperanee, Jelly 4. 1803: and Julys, aSO3, will be paid at the fame time and place. The Hydra frigate, with the Beata:, Rotoertfon ; Hem Prf ; Anne and Mary, Tayler ; Jdte, At infoo, and the ref of the Slot under her convoy, which Lfled flom Fortiinotath oo the mei of Auguft, arrived at Gibraltar on the 19th of September. The Young Nicholas. Hwy, from Honduras to London, hoe bent captured. reeaktuced, and carded into St Kites. The jenny, of Leith, Galloway, from Montle. (pram a kik near the Nue of Norway, sad, put Lek to C. peohogen to repair. The Mayflower, Watlon, from Ncwcattle for Tootaingwi. &m -itred at few as the aid ult. Crew fared. Captain Wades reports, that be raw a brig, coal-loaded, go down at nut fame dine, and that he Caw another reed keel uppermoit. The Par`o!ra, Leigh, is captured by a French rim's', and corned into Cuba. The Sant, Burgers, from Havannah to Charkitoo, is &lard by the Fortuna frigate, and carried to Bermuda. The James, Butler, from Jamaica for Brad, (spirited ikon the Sect In the Gulph. The Europa,.,from Dantsic, full of water In the la Dock at Li --- verpooL The Gratitude, Scutt, from Card:ff, is captured anti • France. s' Arrivals at Gibraltar from the Bth to the !Oh Sept. The American brig Ranger, B. Hooper, p days fratti with botrles.yorter. butter, rum. gin, linen gee —.The Rapala Polacrn Li seine , S. flpikalich, to days from , LL8..., wigs bides, chr , fe, for Naples —The Amcr'eao brig Juliana, Abort. Vlrssly $4 dayi.rom Glos:eefter, with flour, rice, Mb. for matter. salhe Simla) brig Nra. Ana de los Aeries, Foods P. Roble top awn front Montevideo with bides, sallow, cocoa, for Malaga...ins American lacig Mary, S. Rice. sa days from New York, with • flour, rice, flaves,corn. for Maloga.-11.e ;wallet tot Harealles. Lowe. Sweetland, a days (rum licrecallle, with cads foe dr terrific —The Imperial brig Dayactdo di Trade, G. Joremiels, es diy. from Cadiz, in be= 'for Malta—The Imperial tots Trofanlo. A. Tontazine, thirty-two days from Charlcitall, fopar,coffee, logwood, toba:co, for Leghorn—The Swedills bds Futter Bilden, J. C. Liner, forty-two days from Rotterdam, ballet from Malaga. Dutch papers Rate the receipt of intelligence hers the Cape of Good Hope, announcing that Admiral Deceit had laileti form thence in a 74 gun thip, 'as convoy, together with tome armed vetfelt, to Ilz or (even large merchant vel:ls from Batavia and China, bound for the ports of Holland. The KINT has brought home more than *million of dollars, for the merchants. Capuins P. Pales*, and PALM ca, of the navy, came padengers in ,bet. His Majelly's (hip Topatt, Captain Lacs, is ar rived in Cork harbour with the Minerva, French pri vateer. of Bourdeaux. mounting 14. guns, with *crew of tit men. She had been out twenty days, and bad taken nothing. The Topaz. captured her after a chafe of la hours. The Scour (loop of war, lately built at Han. is commitnoned for fertice, and Lieutenant biacsav is appointed to command her. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed eat voy to fail for the \Veit Indies front Cock, the &ad November next. Captain Coos' is appointed to the command of the SA LVADGIt net Mu sun, of a t a guns. at Plymouth. Captain THomrsoe, of the Sea Fatc-ibles at Bd. ton, has been appointed to command his iviejeßfs aimed (hip the Joey. in Grimiby Roadsin the room of Captain JOHN Devotes; and Capt. R. WILLIAMS has been appointed to command hi. Atjefly's armed defence !hip the Ossovailz. now to Hull Roads. Thr Mayne of Hall has received a letter from the Chairman of the %:rchants, trading to Soun and the Me& ereanean, of which the following is as c stra.: It gives me plr7fure to erg :taint yon, for the vivant! interns. ticn of C:on:l.mcn of your , r•nccraed to •ae trade with air, tb.t hi• Ake:lo Milliner. have been pl=lcd to contest ' .ran mca .a of ■ rupture wi:h that country, the ream! wdo Lilt now In the ports of Ureat 13ritalti. Mit be petrol:red to had, or t.ke to the remainder of their cargoes. and proceed. Inch paltports, to the port of their dedication. - nth nteafore ot Watts. I ty and ito!ulgence will be eiri.ntially fervlers Ic to trade sod me nufat'.ure•; a:lai I with to hlpc that It will produce as equally fa etest or the dsfpoliton 01 the Court of tIo. Ihe Kt ciisivoy I. 1. ranted by Vie Admiralty for the at th, iott. to Icl front iipith-ad." D:rt "ACE or rna COAS uftions have been iffued from Admiral Lord San, dated on board the Nlos•ecis, in the Downs, for the line of conduit To be ado Ned by the different flotiLias etnpl recd for the defence of the cowl. The dirroi •ns c.•ninienea with the explanation of a c *le of tiglials which Areto dire& their movement, which we do net deem it prudent to puldifh. a Billow ',Ater el: acquaintell and .ar a or A are ft “ta-!..ad na.t ,! wtr thc Fr.- arc 44..1 ta bola It Mime IA will be expen,d to I rf any of HI. evpb, tb. atic. • n ..ke :1.• t .1 "'newts • ;e eieftine I.s .. of to the it I. i• Cab' at.Chlnta, wth pc Ll.dcZysttli .oar 4 tuck . . _ —r4 tLcni; but net r. • . 4 44 :a ..At t..c p. pptc out. a-ril the wbck Cusualand et tic ADIIIIIAL. 14': ~~i~ hyi id r..,