Star. — London, England, 1804-09-12 00:00:00

A Danifh veal hat, according in the latch ac-' counts from India, arrived at Calcutta, which left the Cape Of Good Hope on the rft of February.— At that time theri were no {hips of war at the Cape. A frigate of 20 guns, called the Scipio, fuppoted to be one of Admiral HA2.llollell fquadron had Come time before that coached, at the Cape, and taken under her proteaion fever} ,tranfports with soon men on board. They were thotight to, be deilined for the Mauritius. General nikCASX'S Government was by ito means popular in that Illand, and, the difconteut which his tyranny had excited threatened ferious Coofequencea. If Co large a force as aOOO could be detached from the Cape, it mutt have been fuppofed in no danger of attack. , • • • • . The foUowing is an extra& of a Letter, dated tiltma, Aug. ;8, 1804, to a Merchant in Liverpool,: 4 , There eiifis a kind of revolution in the town of Gilboa = 3000 men are in army, and have feized the Corregidor and feveral Span& gentlemen who held places under Government, and put them into pi; fon ; to what extent the matter. may be carried is un eittain; but as yet there hits not been any blood fhed." . hivereeeived foie lets , df the (mall French Journal, Which collie down only one day later than thole which reached os on. Monday, viz. to the, 3d la& They recent, however?. fosse tletrids, worthy ;t. Perufal. We have alto tcaiad Ditch jottaale to the nth The French journals before reeeivetkititedihe parture . cif tpe Ruffian Charge d' &Aires (root ?aria Duich.Patiers addAtat tit Swedials Legation his taro quitted that city, The ainfcript,s of France, for the year 53 are Called won without axeeption. Eyed infirmity is, not allowed to .be an creole for sot areribilig their :states. The Fren'elt troops at the Hague have ban ; 'udders), ordered to Fraoce ; the French troops in Ait'noyet threaten Holilein, the Haase* cities, Mecklenburg's, and Swedith Po ls-raga ; mid lb Fitich prefateemi with Articles till calculated to alsatTarkeyosad excite a jealolify la the &kali of thit *Aar 'again(' RulSa, whO is Charged is 'the author and fomenter of the diarated kite of the Tiirkills Empire: While thus malice is is the hart of the Ulluierband arms are in his bands, 'ready to difcharge theafelres Upon all that 'remains of honour add indePendence in Europe, we ire Slit galled with an of eeation of . pacilic willies on the part of the mock Emperor. He has convened a fort of Congrefs at Ai z-la-Chapille, .conftithe of the coMplii rant Minifters of Weak, impolitic, or *mired hies, and his titled flares. The Aukrian, Praffian, Spaniih, Neapolitan, Porturiele, andaßatavian Ambatfadoti, all principal aaors in this raree-thew, have already iirriied at that city t alonewids their fellow come -4:113i11, the chamberlain, the mid* of the ceremonies, toots, ielebylic. 4401,W*110 1 rOf Boshimisk• —To Neal the pomp, and g;atiry The vanity of the tifurper; is the palpable object of all this bilitle and confution in the Diplomitic Corps ; but it is humane ly fuggelted, that the councils of this affembly may lead to the prevention of a war, courted by the Col-G- A:an, to avoid the difgrace which he knows would frio 'tfr an attempt to invade England: Meanwhile, tdl the fools and flares of Paris are going to vifit his Coronation conch, and a body ot the National Guard. ire ordered to be in that city on the tit of November, preparatory to that ceremony on die 9th. The Dutch Papers fay, that the female part of the Bourbons re main at Warfawt Louts the XVII hit had left Gtodf no, and it Was not known for what place. In the preceding columns we have given ample extra(ts from both the French and Dutch Papers. We alfo prefcnt the following curious article, tranf hied from the Jourul der Defelfewri de k Paris of the Both Auguft, as a proof hbw anxious the French arc to blacken the chars ter of our Diplomatic Agents, and to what contemptible arts they have recourfe in order to gratify their hatred againfi the only country in Europe, Which has hitherto made any eftedual re finance to their gigantic plans of ambition : s' Husum, Avou ST 2..-We have juR witneffed a rcene of which an inßance can fcarcely be found, even in the annals of the Englilh diplomacy. On the 9 th of this month, the thA,ln packet arrived here with Mr. Attetyrottor, who goes as Engliflt Ambalracint to ConAantinople. You know it is cralomary on en tering all civili:ed countries; that pervle mull prove what they arc by a pairport. The Engin have lefs sight than any nation to refufe to comply with this formality, (ince the police is no where fo fevere to strangers as in that country, as they are obliged be fore they can enter it, to wait for a formal permilfion from the Nliniftry. N.lr.AsairrirsoT however,when he landed on the Continent, had no paffport, or at leaft did rot think proper to (hew it to the Magiftrates of 1-infilm. The Burgoniafter of the town, an old man, generally beloved and efleenlee!, carried his attention fo far as to fend him a pa:.;, which was to prevent /Irri from being involved in any diflienity. Mr. AR RUTH sor, it would appear, c:-.lll:dering a' an ;atilt what was only a delicate mark of politenefs, he re tolsd to receive the pars, declaring that he WIS his own pa ffport. The Burgomafter faithful to his duty, gave orders to the Poftruafler to flop the horfes of a ftranger who refufed to prove his quality, and who pretended to brave eftahliflied ufages. Mr. i'Laurtm s or immediately ran to the Borgomafter's hetet like a madman, and forgetting the duty impofed on him by his character, by the reputatioa and aie of a vs curable Magilhate, loaded hint with abofe, collared him, and in all probability would have arangkd him; had not the crowd, which the Englilbmao faw col idling, induced him to let go bis viEtim, and to efcape by flight from the clamour raifedagainft him. Mr. ARBUTHNOT'S domeftics received the pal ports, . _ and during the tumult, Mr. Aastrrinsor flunk away with Ns fisite, and continued his journey to Vienna, through which he will pars. We do not know whe- ther he has communicated to his Court an event which he provoked by a fort of phrensy. It would appear that Mr. Aainvxmor, when he fet foot on the Continent, was defiroos of chewing to his &van- ment that be is worthy of treading in tM sips of Sputum SMITH and Beast." Private letters from the Hague fully eisann what WC Rated Rune days fince, refpedling the diforganised Rate of the army at the camp at Zeyß. The inva• Goa, however, it is Rill aliened, Will be &tempted in a few days ; but the hopes entertained of its Wei`- , flute fuecefs ar6 lcfs fanguine than heretofore. Yetlerday morning difpatches were received froth Admiral Coaswaxti a, off Breft, dated on board the Gtoav, of 98 guns , 4th inft. The gun-brigs had been clofely watched by the Doats and MAO Latta frigates, and had attempted to mike their a -1 cape, but were prevented by die vigilance of the hi- Wee/eftEl, Loid Caitititi , and Ante Vend Ibtoofh dolma, on his. way to Cork.. H.is Lord., atip will infpea all the troops in the &inherit dittrie. i A duel, we are informed, was fought on Thurf -I day left, between two gentlemen, at Mancheler, which, however, though it could not be Paid to be entirely Pedlefi, happily terminated without any fe rious confiquenees, the two pilled, havfifg 'been pre vioufly charged—not with bullets—but with "eV', Nad. The Nobility and Gentry of tfie dainty of Sara have fet a noble example, worthy the imitation of every other County in the three Kingdoms, by tlfe eftablilhment of the Royal Suffer Jennerian Society, for the extermination of the Small Pox, under the im mediate Patronage of the Panic% of Waxes. Seven teen Rations are already appointed at the principal towns in die County. Nothing but. Vaccine fajta dons becoming general, will be kble to cleft that grand object, the Extermination of die Small Pox. A very fpirited offer has been made by Meas. Teletex se and Sow, Contraaciee for the Dock Company at Briltol, and the workrien employed-on the New Cekil t to Major-General Fistula, command ing the troops in that quarter. In cafe of invafion. they have begged to be permitted the honour of vo lunteering their Cervices in any manner molt condu cive to the public good; and promifed to Corinth 660 men, with fir holies and carts, with pick 'WI and (hovels in fuch pioportions as might be neceffary for entrenching the army of the &Iraq. • They received a very polite acknowledgment epon the impottanoll of their offer, should the twiny take the field. The Third Referee, which has been quartered in Briftol for Come time, marched thence on Tuefday fe'noight in two divifions, eonfiaing of as rjeants, t a drummer% and 33s rank and file, for Malawi., a certain proportion of officers accompanying them, to join the s9th regiment, to which they are attached, having volunteered for unlimited fervice-180 of their comrades, with the officers having temporary rank, the four junior Enfigns, and the (tiff. re main quartered there. The detachment of the sth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, which has for leveret days pail been on permanent duty at Croydon, Under the com mand of Major Swim, returned to town on Monday afternoon about three o'clock. We have great plea- Pure in fisting, that their aria attention to difcipline, and the regularity of their conduit% have defet vedly gained them much well earned credit. The brigade of Light Infantry, which were en camped at the Omagh of Kildare, are ltationed in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. On Monday latt the niceties. Independent Com palsy of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Captaiti WALFORD, marched into Chipping Norton on perma nent pay and duty for hut teen days. Maßlae ARTILLERV.—Three companies of 9i men each, comprifing a Captain, three Firli and five Second Lieutenants, are to be immediately trained at Woolwich ; the flu It company being afterwards to be Rationed at Chatham, the fecund at Portfmouth, and the third at Plymouth, for the purpofe of progref lively infirsaing the whole corps in regular gunnery; by which our naval Bill and valour will he rendered Rill more eaaive, and in the event of debarkation, re !hall always h.tve a numerous body ready to con tend with ilic enemy in the only fcience in which they have heretofore excelled us. Sunday ahoot two o'clock, 950 French piifimers (being the fiat detachmentof t 000), marched through Bath on their way to Stapleton prifon from Ply mouth, under efcort of the Wells Caval ry. and part of the South-Devon Militia ; the fccond detachment is evpdted to arrive on Monday next. Commodore Das ci's difpatch is publiffied in the Mertirear of the ayth Augult, without a tingle cons; ment. ........ An article in one of the firaller French Papers flatzs, that Colon:l CRsurnru, who had been fo dan sepoinly wounded during the late war, and who had heen permitted by the French Government to go to r,arreges, to take the benefit of the waters, is now In pernetiy i c-ellablithed inhis health, and the wound in his head lo completely healed, that the cure is looked upon as the molt atlonithing that has ever been ctn.:fed by the falubrious efficacy of thufe celebrated waters. A very extraordinary feflival was celebrated at Brrflaw on the 25th ot Augull, on a fubjca which well deferves the commemoration of Literature and Liberty. The City Printing-office, belonging to Mars. Grass and Tfaar a, had reached.on the above mentioned day, the 3coth year of irs ellabliroment ; and has betides been carried on for upwards of two centui ies and a half by the lame family. Such cif cnmaances loudly called for fedive celebration; and, among other means employed to perpetuate the jubi lee, a very beautiful medal has been ruck, what devices ate happily appropriate to the • a. )torin FAMILr. _ WEYMOUTH, Sart. 9.—Yefierday, being the.an• tiverfary of the wedding of their MAI E STI I a grand fete !eras given by them in commemoration of that 10,0011 event. On this account the grand review, which we noticed yeflerday on Biontcomb Downs, eluted before twelve o'clock. The Royal Family re. tamed to the Lodge with all pollible (peed. His Ma- Jerry was dreffed, and appeared in the rooms by one o'clock. Her MAJESTY, Princeffes, and the Royal Dukes, with their attendants, arrived about two o'clock, at which hour the company began to Alem bic ; and, before dinner, not fewer than two hundred had arrived. The tables were fet out in a flyle of the greatell elegance, and every oop prefent agreed, that nothing could etceed it out oftondon. About three o'clock the dancing commenced. The firti dance was led down by. the Duke of CumaxiLa ma and Lady Toyama. The Merry dance continued till about eight o'clock, in which the Royal Dukes and the Princeffes occafionally joined. The fete was prepared under the direetion of the Princefs Eet tail it. Her Royal .Highnefs's genius was affifted byT 1 artifts from London. Upwards of zoo wtre invited, and 6o more were prefent than were invitipt Early this morning the PlinCell MART bathed.. His MAJESTY took a long walk before breakfatt. The Royal Family attended divine fervice at the Church, when an excellent fermon was preached by the Bilbop of Batrrot.. We are 1 . 0111 to fay that the Duke OTC() sialltLaaD indilPofed at Weymouth. ' Arrivals at the Royal Hotel on Friday. • Earl Roblin, Earl Camden, Lord Rivers. Lady Mary Mr.: Lady Georgians Berkley. Mr. - and Mrs. Come, and Family, Mr. mid Aarth Diclierfon and Funny, Mr. Gordon; Mr. and Mrs. Bur- BsullAr. Mr. and Mils Bulk, Mr.Burgus, Mr. Churchill, Mr. and Mr. Thu Gretviner, Mr. Beaky and Family, Miff Mitchin, Col. Cunningham and Lady. Arrivals at the King's Hotel. Robert Wigan Erg. and Family, Robert Ftogbes,Mq. Lord Ri yert.Hon. Mr. Bulkley, Mrs.and Mira Bingham, Mrs. Woodhoofe, Mr. Within:, Mrs. Lanidowin Earl Camden, and Cot. Plydall. SIPS. ro.—Yetterday evening, his MAJISTY in fpeeted the Piquet Guard. His Islaytsrr afterwards walked on the Sands, accompanied by the Dukes of CURIMILAND, KENT, Cassalsoce,andGtoticursa; Earls Cabinets, Timings, ROSSLYN, Paucity, and ROLLS, where the Guard marched pall the Royal Party. His MAjic;ry continued upon the Sands till pall (even o'clock, when he retired to the Lodge, and about eight o'clock went to the rooms, with all the people of fathion here. Early this morning his Malint took his ufaal ride one horfebatt. The Duke of Gtoucss'rait fet ont this morning for Liverpool, to fee his fon Prince itrawast. Tbe Prince!, Soma of Gtoucerraa remains here with bar Mai inv. His MAJESTY returned from hie morn ing ride loon after nine o'clock, and after break fail went on board the Royal Yacht, and not bay ing had time to perofe the difratches fent him by Minifiers from London, lie took the Malinger and difpatches on board with him, to perufe them on ward time enough for the Meffenger to return by the mail. Owing to, a very Urong South Eafterly wind yef terday, there was a great fea this morning. is confe quence of which the Qy sas and PILINCISSES declined accompanying his MAJESTY. LaR night the Duke of Cuts left this place for Wincheller, to take upon him the command of . . his regiment quPrtered in that town. After breakfA the Princelfes Soma and AMILIA, attended by Lady THrsna, took an airing on hoar back. Yetletday the Lord Mayor ordered the price of Bread to be reduced id. in the peck loaf. The late JoHN War, Big. has left 153.0001. to a young gentleman, merely beeattfe he is a name-fake. There are few who would not like to be thus way laid The teaator has left feveral handfome rethem brances to arangers t he had no relatives. Letters from Peterlburgh. of the 13.11 of Anvil, hate, that an extenfive foreft in the vicinity of that metropolis, is on fire, and had already been burning for longer than a week. Whenever the wind blows front that quarter, it fills the capital with a difagree able fmell. A battalion of foldiers had marched to the fpor, to estinguith, or to pat a flop to the fire, which, it is fuppofed, can only be effeEted by cutting ' down many thonfands of trees all aronod. and Binh by if slating the flames, prevent their communicat ing with the rell of the forett. The Eletiorare of Baden cookains is! German fquare leagues (about 2 too Englifh fquare miles). Its population amounts to 432,794 fouls; it , tre are 486 parfonagess 44 cities, 42 market towas, and 869 trliraarrAu, borrowinfr, a held MCW.Or f-ons the hittory at Rome, fail, " I know that from the Lapi• kit. the 7 arprian R. 4 there is but one fleps"---and he was perfectly right, for the revolution has (hewn, nn Chore occafions than one, that the throne is but a Tingle remove from the feafrold ! A foreign Gentleman hai been arrefled at Lime rick, by Mr. Sheriff Carroll, in confequenee of private inforasation.—He has fince attired in Dublin under in efeort. . Yetterday near 2C7 German recruits paired through the city, on their way to Q2ren-iquare office to be at relied. They are to join the German legion, which amounts to near Goo° men. Attratlion is the Order of the Day.—The Novelty *nil Grandeur of the prefeht State Lottery Scheme has sittraeed the notice of all claires of people. The flagular circumftance of more Capital Prizes and lets Tickets fo pleafes the public, and has occafioncd loch A demand for Tickets and Shares, that it is expeEted the whole Lottery will be fold by the a4th init. the day the Drawing commences. STATR LOTTERY AND Tn, WATERING PLACES.— Inftead of the old-fantioned way of raffling for Toys, she are glad to hear that the Company at the. Libr aries fubfcribe to purchafe a Ticket or Share in the prefent grand State Lottery. This mode is certainly the aloft advantageous, as an immenfe Sum may he obtained, and the stakes fo , n decided.—Thus, in. Read of One Perron only obta'ning the Prize, the Whole of the Suhfcribers arc equally beneft•ed.— This nme-falhionsd Mode is fa pr e % aii;rg that Hose say and Co. a 6, Cornhill, hive had inmenfe Orders, from all their Agents oa ;le Cvad, fro Ticksta and Shares. N4V'TIC,dL 121TELLNEXCL • Porrestourri, &PT. L!....Silled the Lady Mel ville armed (hip on a cruise. • DIAL, &FT. 11.—Sailed thrones the Downs the. Prince(' Elizabeth, FORRISDAILI, fur Nest dence.—Sailed the STARLING gun-brig on a critic ' Remain in the Downs the Mopaacn, yralcar. end larzastrat.a sten of war, Cams frigate. -and Scouzcs floop of war, the armed defence sips and tranfportz as per laR. Wind S. S. E. Livaatooz, Stir. so.--The Margaret and Eliza, late Baur, from Africa, has paled Barbadoes for • St. Kite's, and gone under the proterftion of a frigate. The Nimble ' Banos, from Africa, paled Barbados t 7th July, for St. Vincent's, would have bten cap tured but for the Mary Ann, who Rayed by her three days. The Cofmo, BONMRSON, was left by &LEI! , tins& in the,lat. of Madeira, t sth July, in company with the Dominica packet. The Eilher, of Mita haven, bound to Barbadoes, is taken in the Weft In dies. The Margaret, Gomm:a, for London, was loft in IVlanchicmeal harbour, Jamaica, on the zath July. The Difpatch and Rodney droghers belonging to Grenada, were cut out of a bay in that illand on the 9th July by a French p-ivateer ; and the Mary cutter run on More to prevent being captured; and it was fuppofed would be loft. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Geeyasswo. Sm. I.—Paired by the Redigtreteo,, Rein& burgh, leotn Leghorn, and the Good Minuet, Loots, front Reab• der. opium the Dow, M‘Deoskl, for Wani Canteoto. TyodalL tor Monde Martha, Feeler : Dertinergto, Me= Perfeverenoe, and the Amuse" Xitthan, for burl& . DoWr,Mina. L&UM"' PidladetsiiAt Cairn, States, IRoiden, frau Cluelaftwa.4l: Ruby, lifliarbase, from New litairwit! mil Man. 9i ,, elkaat Quebec —AI Rawdeaux, Canna, Mw!gat, fns Roma At Malta, Treat. Maltbead; Rarabkr, Rmßbt Lady Aam. Martin; and Solazdae, Whatiy, frow LAM*. ;filisabet6, Mar. ken; add Mstwali, Moroi films Faltswibt Miry and Malta. Tome, from lAitli—At Ltraprial; Canon Maw from New York t Nasal. Wairdddr ken Qrbge Hiram, Frew* haw New Orleana.-At Rosadra, Eor - ra - rialle, train illightia. Arrivals at Gibraltar, from the aid of July till die tII of Anvil, 1804. The imperial brig Giselak, A. J. Menials, Ara darat Union. with tobacco, far Palansoellic Soak" brig N. letberN. Nike days from Aknaria, with barrals, kW Osman. bunk-Tim Imperial brig El 04100. S. floret*, 91 days kaki Veda sad Trapani. with corn, sad merchandise, ter Lg. • bart-Tbe Liguria rinkere Atones, N. Drskartaft. tbros days (mot Tetuan.* kiltalt, far Gibrakar-Mas kook= Siritarey. John Crocker, 19 days (rataLeibers. whit buddy. or Camacm--Tbo tropabi brig El Orfo. A. Libya. ao days,e: Benicadn, with wins and brandy, for Tenerife-Tim Owed& beN Brits Malmo, John Carretten, mar day dem Mdse. with • acerb and timber, for Gibrakar-•;flai Anserksa brig George We asingsan. .W. wyet„ so days from Matte-dies, with who. brandy, and dile, for Salton- Ibe Amok= brig Tekmarm,T. 004 , g,•38 days from Legborn, with wine, fait, ad, sag tsar, for Holton. -- - - Sant in for, easmination—The Dania brit llaybha, P. K Hs venklerchen, 7 t days from Crybaionia, with fruk, fair Aultadans mad Entbden, by his htsiefty's Iletsfweter. The Thomas, VAN9•WT, of Liverpool , was eap. tared on the 9th of May, on the Windward Coaft - of Africa, by two French privateers, after an engage. meot of an hour and &half, and earriid into Cayenne on the tsth of June. The Jame Emilie, from Havre, Sound to Cher bourg, is arrived at Portfassouth, ptise to the &kith fquadron off Havre the was captured by the boats of the. Aatana and Locusr. The huller of the above (loop was wounded by a mnlket bad through his cheeks, and is unable to (peak in confequence : he was the only man who attempted to defend the (loop, as all the crew were below at the time the boats of the ARIADIIIi and LOCUST attacked her. T • CAPTUItE OF THE LILLY. The following is the account of the capture of the Brit ills (loop of war LILLY, as given by Mr. Noseoet, the Puffer. in an American Paper : - " I begkave to segueing you of my arrival here this en Mat the remaining Offetre and Cr.w of his Majefiye heap of war Lilly. On the getk Want, ea or about the hears( sR. M. Minh then in Mt 33. al- N. end long. 79 13. W. we obferved two fall to windwardoes which we immediatdy gave chem. At imit palkj. perceived them* to be an armed veld if bitter, with Flea on. lours hying, boatdiag • Rip, which we (impeded to be W.. and continued in that petition till dark, when we LA fight sll dam Tacked oecabOusby, working to windward during tMdelets.at ball Fah $ A. M. Warred two fail to the weltward, odd* we fuppored to be the (mem yefterday : made an fah for dine. and cleared hip for ahem At 9 ditingslated them to Medea two tips we few yellarday, the one liming the other la tow, Ramie' to the (outlaws:4 and edtward en thane:board tack. At half put nine the one boded Limb& colours, which we returned; paled to windward, tacked on our weather-beam. and raft the veffif Ike tad taken to tow off : three quarters part nine be edged away, IA • ing us for a merchant mired, we lisevrin: no gone, and Vibe a tempory poop rigged to decoy Ws. At twenty .three minutes pail ten, Ike ranged up on oar weather-quarter. Rifted leer adman to French, and commenced • heavy fire upon in, which we irellilt• dietely returned; the then dropped ahem, and kept up a heavy difcharee of mingsetry, mulquetoons, and colleens from her tops and decks, and grope and lengrage from 11-r owebacen, winds cut our bracts, bowlines, and running rigging to lath • manner as to render the hip totally onmassagmblv, and comp:tidy defeated all our ezertioos to aher our pofition fo as to get • great gun to bar; and the only n-bilnce we were elk so make limning no Ran dome.) wan that of the (mall arms. kis with the &reared cancers 1 have to mention the death of Cemlein William Compton. who fell early in the maim. She MO kept (taking every wivantage of our engem:F.:able hate) ander wir rn. raking us fore and alt with her bow clime guns, and awe hundred once et assfqiwiry l muting fender Ovid& anews to board till noon, when he paged m whidward, in which on. pve her the whole of oar larboard broodfide, and laying as athwart hawk 'abed us at fundry times, wh'eh, I am lorry to lay. de prived in of the dfiftsoce of the whole of the oaken on deck ; I demenant Fowler being the ish who fell, giving direCtions ftrike the °elven ; the tip then fyinz a reefed log ovi the water ; handing. running riegiag end fails completely cat to pieces. nt tits and yards (nerdy wounded. In that ftiothe enemy male ano the delineate attempt to board, whiz!' tiny effruled on the bow. fpnt, with upwards of one hundred men, and •he feeble rellitsoce we were duo die to nide, having Men It men oat of Par ,m 411 naniber (being may 74 at the conernencement of the attian) killed and wountLeL It is with the maven concern I have to add, we were eompeldel Itrilte par cokes-s, and at half ittft noon were taken poaches of by the French hip privateer Is Dome sn, 'net, of Osiadeloope, nu.uoting 14 twebreio.u:ider carrot...its. and a kat P olnes, having 00 board 040 men. 'fate Lit!y moaned Or Stott a-renders, enereliam Lilt Or KtI.LLD AND WOV,orD..A-K.:I•J. Caren Walk= Contemn ; l.ieac. Naonucl f,•wtar —•e• -•ely Wounded. Mr. hilthael Head. Maltdt'e \fate ; , bn.lpfen dl to of bh Maj,ll,*l flop ; lobo rwearn R,atier.dn; Richard Scar. rou. Parer 4,..).'fr0. f Den. cr. rat.. M..-ern, Plunket. W. Coletn (IreLe des, e.n fleorrnond, Rob. Day. V,n. pelvate at-rine. —cnah.:y wLur.dea, Rob kilter. lona ADC! , Edward ak arren. fear - ;Wm Wade, private marine. The Gendeinan, nil', gave the above account. thinks from the (battered condition of the Lilly, that me C4M1.•1 be g't port.