Star. — London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

or the above letters, the deaths were rednc•d to about 20 daily, which was chiefly attributed to the rainy weather having fet in. The Hamburg!' Mail which became due on Sun day laa, arrived night, but the ptevious receipt of Viredneiday's Mail and the French Pipers hale rendered its contents of DO importance. The Note of our kniller at Bolin, on the fulsjeft Of the outrage offered to Sir G. Rumaosu, which vrc fnbjoin, is extremely interefling, In as much as it Thews that, prat-four to the perpetration of the crime, the Baron de HasotwasaC had, in confequence of reprefentations from our Minifter, given afforances that his Mailer would proted the Hans Towns. From thi% it would appear that the prompt interference of his Prullian Majelly on that occafion, did not arTe merely from a quick feeling of honour, which con tingencies might have made him wave, but relished from fyftem—preconcerted and determined to be adhered to. 11022 or Ma. pet2o2, =MUM to twa FILVS2I2II liIIVISTRY, OCTOSIR 28. The Underlined Envoy Extraordinary and Mi. rifler Plenipotentiary of his Bait ANNIC MAJESTY, addreffes himfelf th:s day to his Excellency the Baron de HARD sssss G, Minißer of State, and of the Cabi. net of his Pruffian htsjelly, upon the labial of an event, which, for the importance of the confiders; ticsiss which it involves, does not yield in the finalleft degree to the moll revolting Os with which the hif tory of the civilized world has made us acquainted an event which, however ailliding it may be to ac knowledge, is not without example in the annals of the French Revolution, and which cannot be der tribed in its proper colours; without recalling that period, fo fertile in crimes and misfortunes of every (pecks. It has,, however, been referred for the Firß Could of the French Republics to give to Europe the mournful fraacle of repeated violations of thole laws and afar' which, till his own time, have go verned the correfpondenee of nations. He has caufed to be carried off, by an armed force, in the night between the aefth.and isth of this month; Sir Geotos Ru wino, his Britannic 1 4 111- jefty's Charge d'Affaires to the circle of Lower Sax. orgy, :trident in the city of Hamborgh. • This Mi miller has been feized i n the very territory of that city, and afterwards carried A to Harbnrgh, pre triads to force farther difpolition of his peribn. 4 4 The Miniftet of State and of the Cabinet is al ready informed in-detail of the circumftances attend ing this enormity ; and the underfigned Would feel wanting in what he owes to tbt fentiments of frank - atefs mid generofity width shalagoills the Sovereign to whom he has the happinefs of being accredited. if he wets to take pains to excite en,indignation which donbtlefs w ill kindle of Utah . at the ample relation what has taken place. 4 4 But the Under figned finds hinifelf compelled, by 'I the duties ot his y, to claim the intervention of his Pruffian Majesty. in his qualities of Direttor of the Circle of Lower Saxony, and of Friend and Any of his Mafter; interefted I.ke himfelf in the mainte nance of the rights of nations, and of public jUitiCe. 4 6 The Underfigned congratulates hinifelf upon having already received very recently, in his confer ences with M. le Enron sic Haan! Nu au, fuch po. &ire affurance' of the protation which PrulFa would grant to the neutrality and independence of the north of Germany, and eipecially of the Hanfeatic Towns. that he is able to appeal with per fed confidence, in the name of the King hi' Malley, and in the note of the public law, outraged in the perfun of Isis hlinifter, to the equity as v. el! as the power cf his Pruffim Ma jelly. 4 , He claims the intervention of that Monarch with the French Goves nment, to obtain t) liberation of Sir G ()act Re tv. HUI u, as of a Minitier k accredited t o I Lis augur per fon ; and he is happy to thin, that, under fuch happy aufpices, an end w ill aL lift be put) to a Rate of things u hich, tf fuffercd for any length of time, would throw back the relations ref the Rates, of Europe to the times of the moll barbarous nations. 44 The Undcrfigned is eager to renew to the Ba ron dc HARDENat so the aiTurances of hi, hi g h con. (Izigord) F fideration.• j• i/cr.sow." Berlin,OclobersB,lFc ported, the affair may. be finifhed at a blow. Front this a projea of affaffination is inferred, but (even' fuppofing the lettergenuine) without the leap ground, for the writers of the letter fay, that if by the Aft:ince of this country their preparations could besompleted. the matter might be done atone blow, meaning evi dently that they would be able at once to make fuch an effort as to enfure the cue eels of their defign. If theyh ad allucitel to affaffination, why was it fig neceffary that their preparations &mild be fupported by this country —Mr. TAYLOR'S litter, even as given by the Mimi trur, does not contain one word of the fmalleft con fequence. He might feel it to be his duty to take forne notice of the communications ma z e to him. — After all, it is more than probable, that the French cnnfpired againft Mr. Tavt.oe, and employed the Thwisras agents to endeavour to make him commit himfelf, and give them a handle for clamour. *e can only fay, they have completely failed in die at tempt. The French Papers contain intelligence from Ca dii, to which, we believe, little credit is to be.givan• It (later, that as loon as the detention of the Spurns frigates was known to the Commandant of that city, he immediately embargoed all the Britifh 'ails in that port, among which was a frigate, and that orders had been iffued for a fimilar reftriftion in the other ports of Spain. Yeflerday mnrning hit Maitsrr, accompanied by the Dukes of KEN r and Camsatnaa,PrincelfesSof rrra and Amelia, attended by Lords Sr. Hassles and WAI,SIVIONAIN I,ldy PITT. Generals FITZILO and DIBUDE. and ' the Hon. Mr. VlLLsas, tnnk an airing [on horseback I.9ndfor Great Park. Her Muss-1r and the other Princeffei took an airing is a coach , t I i I I 4 I • 0 4 ~ • . , • 4 1 . t r r c 1 kv ' P L. . n. 1- of B' g' ,I . se • a 1 t ea rya t rig lie J.,' fit: 1 tgh it is id t OTC $ s , • ~, , the ford- tuck- orta- loped at" -AA ;Ailed , Fled. iA I STILT ~,r s. raises I Lon- . ': t Y. wd for the sf.. French . Res r . mi. sod -. • • ,-. 'I ) c di a A irnr up ci bg : a il l : : ri I F-T I N : n f l t roer b10w- .,;: i t ..: :Il i ' : _ a F.. S. E. y'. flop ,w. GUM • ig II ~T IS I h . C... sna on .3„ u perty lb''' . th. Ar.. 4? .. fain SAN,- ..... , &weber " r ballaPon ... orwity GAP .-.4 LONDON FASHIONS FCR DRCEMBEIL In the preceding columns we have given funceomed further e x tract ' from the r 4 rIS Journals, anno Teerday, and from others received laft night, down ft to the a3d ult. The pretended eonfpiracy feems to have been pub- Bated merely as a prelude to the coronation of 80. AAAAAAA which is to take place to-morrow. Our Readers may recollea that an Englifh plot was alio the prelude to his Almption of the Imperial Title; Dar can they forget that both of theft followed the perpetration of real French ronlpiracies—the latter, a,confpiracy againft :he perfon and life of the Duke d'Ewewteat the former. apainft the perfons of Sit GIORGS RUMSOLD and MT. WAGST•r ich i. Timex is As to the pretended plot in wh Mr. *kneel to have been implicated, it carries abfurdi . y on t he face of it ;—thirteen departments wererms to ii • e in a mafs — t 7c.ooo men were to be in aat pima, ,geies---(whcre wet.: the arms to be ptectired in qukkil i)—a new monarchy to be ereaed 1 r the Doke of You—and all this tor so,oool. !! ! h:uch flrefs is laid upon a paragraph in which the perfons who write to Ms. Taysoa fay, that if propaly fup- MOWS. and four. • Yetterday his !trial Ilighnefs the Duke of You held a Military Levee at the Horfe Guards. The Earl Of HARLINGTON. and feveral Brigade Generals were prefent. Previous to the levee, the Sac aaaaa v atWaia and Earl CAI4OIII had a long interview with his Royal Highnefs. Sir SWIMS? Sseita had an audience yetlerday with the Board of Admiralty. .Yellerday difparehes were received at the Admi ralty from Lord Nitwits. His Lordthip does not return to England, as has been reported. Yeßerday a Court of Direttors was held at the EaR India Boat, when the Court refolved to eflablith a Government at Prince of Wales's Ifland, on a plan nearly fimilar to thole of the Prefidencies of Fort S•. George and Bombay. The Court, which till Wed fully attended; adjourned at fit o'clock till Wed. nefday next. Yetterday the Filoointbtiry and Inns of Conrt Al. fociation had a general mutter. *hen every Member wasobliged to attend or fend in his accontrements ere for exa mination. They muttered about Soo, and w infpcited by Colocal M (the new InfpcBor of the Dißrial) who expreffed the uttnoß fatisfation at 'let Rate of the arms and themaceoutrtents. Yefterday, at a Meeting of GOTtITIOTS of Charter-hook, prefent the Lord Chancellor, Earl SPSNCIR, Earl of Rosstta, the Bifhop of Lottoot, Lord Gill liviLLe,the Lord Chief Inflict of the King's I Bench, and Mr. Aoriturms, the Reverend PHILIP YISHIR was etc/led Matter of the Charter.houfe, and the Rev. E fented to the L Reftory of B ASTON (Ufhrr alfham, of the School) was pre both vacant by the death of Dr. RAMSDS N. The Candidates for the former were, the Rev. Dr • R4llllh,e Matter of the School, the Rev. P. FISHER, t Rev. F. J. H. WOLLASTON. the Reverend FRANCIS Srour, and the Rev. Attu. FIRLDING. Candidates for the latter were, the Rev. Dr. Rants, the Rev. EDWARD WOLLASTON, tither of te School, the Rev. JOHN MAULS, and the Rev. B. h J. PR pool, Yetterday being St. Andrew's Day, the Royal Society held their annirerfary meeting at their apart- e ments in Somerfet Place. when the Pth Right Hnn. Sir Instris BANKS, Bart. K. B. in the name a the Society, prefented the gold medal 'called Sir GOOF/ IT COP LIT'SIIO SMITHSON T amunicat , E edfq. for his variou s chemica difo'weries com to the Society, and printed in ( e vent vo lumes of the Phila.-Thies' Tranfatlions.—The Prefident delivered the curtnmary difcnurfe on the fableas contained in Mr. TEN AA il A's Papers.—Afterwards the Society proceeded to the choice of the Council and Officers for the enfuing year, when on examining the ballots, it appeared that the following Gentlemen were elected of the Council : Of the Old Council -1 he Right Hon Sir Jofeph Banks, Bart. IL B. Slr Charles Blag den, Kin Henry Civendith, F.fq. Edward Whitaker Gray, MD. Right Hon. Charles Greville; Charles Hatchett, Efq. Wiliam Widen, irfq. Rev. Nevil MaStelyne, D. D. George, Lail of Morton; inlerh Planta, Efq. John Walker, MA. Of the New Council — starlit lion. Lor.l Frederick Campbell% Davin Giddy. Flq. ; William Herfehel, L1..D.; George, Earl of Mseartney ; William Parlor's. Efq ; James Robertfoo Barclay, M. D.; Samuel floe- Bey. Lord Biasup of St. Afaph • Rey. Richard Dkkfora Shackle. ford. D. D.; William Hyde tWeilantio. Efq.; liassz7 Penrod date Wyndham. Et q . And the Officers were-- Th e Right Hon. Sir largish Banks, Ilan. IC.B.Prefidens. Wit. lam Maraca, Fri. Treafurer. Fdward Whitaker Gray. M.D.; William Hyde WAlarlorl. Eft Rerrearies. After wards the Members of the Society dined to gether, as dual, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand. Mr. HASSE v% authentic Account of the Yousics Rosen's, a ccompanied by his eorred Portrait, en graved fi om an original (ketch by Freeman, was de livered to the public this afternoon. Youvc: Rn.r.ius rehearfed the part of ilehmel, in the Tragedy Lf El:lay-1;4 yeaerday, OD the nage of Covent Oat deo 'lle Al L . He appears a very interell. ing child, and did not f',bmit to be didated to in the n in.,tio of the btifilels, with which he is completely conf crittit. He rel.earred in the fame manner as the moll crre: fenced fete. to, and merely walked through the e'..i: ater, but with aloilltlsing non rtaLT:re. In use iit two frena • wi.li C.r.i.e, who per lot fits BerSa rla, he ef.i•ibite•l fulll..ieu.frmptorns of an intelligent mind, :tr. , ! is JP; .11 •0:ly ..1. •urnirtd to think and a 8 k r hin,r,ti. I: .: :i.g th-: rThea i Cal he paid the or moll attention ti• -.:te boil:1z: . 'it me Irene, and after it was oriel 1.. in.: ,i14e,1, as utual, :ta • . : : s boy& hu- • ..---- - MORNING AND ITS.llbla D111n11.....t morning drefsniade of Indian (bawl. A cooverfation bonnet of green 111 k, trimmed with white. White velL—A lo g round dregs of white muflin made very low on the back and over the borom, with a lace tucker. A cloak of purple velvet and black bee; the back and fronts form • ed of lace ; the clunk trimmed all round. A large hat of purple velvet, turned up, anbornarnentard with a brick fea ther. t Hano-Da cur... WA turban of eraluelieet velve t, and white crape. A cuniele kat of feather velvet. A white lace in ii. con • fined to the head with ribband t how in front. A turban of co loured Illk and whin lace. - kklipwc hat of white [din, turned up in front. and ornamented With leathers. A morning cap of Co. hatred 111 k, with a be herder of 12CV or muffin. A large hat of plaid fah, tamed op before, and ornamented with feelers. A cap of white lace and ribband. Pao: rINADI Da tut a..--A peliffe of puce-coloured Velvet, evade tribe bide from the &odder& A (fu r .pet. A bonnet the co , lour of the page, trimmed with A park of black filk, trimmed all round with lace; the pr llife and the lace edged with velWt. A large, bonnet. . . Gerreawa Oas AAAAA ion 1.•-•-The prevailing colours are par ple, puce, green,and enquelieut. Velvet or buyer hats, made very large, with aleatreather hanging on one fide, are much worn ; as are Oh long Spada ekalu, of black velvet, trimmed all round with deep lace. Peliffin of 111 k or velvet, are untrerfally worn ; they are made long, and trimmed all round ; tome are made to fat ten, on the lett He, witklarge oval filk buttons, and fattened with -a gold elafp, In fail dreg, there has lately hun veri little varia tion. Dram continue to be nude %on emitted, the fleece full, and Sol. . ----- . . , . The folloviing is the Ballad of Le as Water, which Mr. BO RN s fuppofed to be old, but of which, he Pays, in a letter to Mr. Tuossesos, dated 7th of April, 1793, that he recolleas only thefetwo lines : Vane my clear lad nuan face his (so, far, far Inc cos or Logan Etaca. Which two lines he has adopt-d as the burthen of a rung of four Benzes to the flme tune. We can, however, afi - ure the lovers of Scotifh Poefy, that this Ballast was written in Glalgow, about twenty years finer, by the Gentleman whole name is now prefixed to it. The firft two dermas were printed in the Star Newfpaper of Saturd a y , May 23, 1789. They were thence copied and 'lung at Vauxhall, and publ:thed. The third ltania, now or R appears. But the Son had been. from 3713, popularly known and gi go the Southweft of Scotland. To affign it to its proper owner, is an ad of necerary difiributive Office. LOGAN WATER. _ nvrELLIGENci,. MAILS THIB DAIG-ind Nee& s ' ' MM . • • hils . yeses. IW. o / aas - w O li s .1-oonadestrea llisalb."l6 • . th. • . , PLYislOtrtuiDaCK, NOYEMU ol• - -t :s PILIVATS:LiTTSIL YAWS AN 0/11CRI .W110. subunit° T O HIS MAJIITY'S SHIP iIIISRAIICIL'. ii. ' a lam Corry to announce the loci oflli!Sititell , Chip Ve ;;;;; Ls, on Saturday evening lalt, su on- Of .. the was.- tyyming oat of To rba y . . The- Prefervatk the crew was owing chiefly to the officers and crews of the Got:AH.lnd IMPITOScrr the only ,Chips kit' in the Bay when we ftruc)c. Great praife is doe to Lieut. NICHOLSON, commanding the Fetes hired cutter, for his exertions in getting the principal part of the crew on board his veffel, which lay at anchor between the wreck of the VEKERABLII and the (hips above mentioned. The Via must; buck at about half paR (even, and after nine the Chip was bilged in feveral places: her flern was firft beat off. The boats 'Wm employed in removing the people till about two o'clock on Sunday morning, during which time, to the eternal flume of the inhabitants of Brisham. they neJer offered us the finalleft affißance with their boats. The Chip became filled with water fo foots, that it was impolfible for us to Pave any of our clothes, to that I arrived here in the FRISK cutter, on nothing but what we had cm our backs. lam happy to far that we loft only four feamen and one midfhipmana who loft his life in attempting to fave two men who fell overboard before the Chip (truck. They were both fortunately picked op, but Mi. DIAS unhappily fell a facrifice to his generous ardour. He is brother to Capt. Dias, of the Rollo EaR Indiaman, lately artived." Toaaav, Nov RRRRR 29.--1 t Rill matinees to blow hard, and the wind being got to the Southward of t ont; liaAvNi, AtYrocß or Tux ?oral Or "GLAscow. die EaR makes a molt violent lea ; his Majeßy's chip By Luca c's fin:anis that run Lac deep, Ist Pavers') a begins to ride heavy. The V sssss btu Fu' aft, wi' glee, rye herded cheep, is entirely gone to pieces, and the Rare for two or Eve herded &cep, or gattated flees, three miles is covered with wreck. The even we my dear lad, on Log= Braes: ing before lan , t w o ref p eßable farmers, out of Bat, was my bean, thee days are eane, And, fu' o' grief,' herd my lane; u e u d ri b u y tit o y n , e s% o .a f lit t e h d e n z e u a a r rd the stw w ic re e ck, and were butwhether c f h r alle om n i g g: • While my dear lad meson face his fees, Far, far frac me and Logan Brad! norance, I don't know, but it ikons that the marine the main at Lor n Kirk will he, . guard fired on them, and wounded one, it is feared Atwoen the prraehlop, meet we Ii mortally, as the ball frattured the bone of the urn, and mu w r me, or, when Ws Mkt, lodged in his breaft. Five furgeons were empl o y ed Convoy ene name free Logan Kirk! I weft may fins, thae days are pars. to amputate the arm, and extra& the ball. The brig Free Kirk and Fa d I come shoe, Neßy is not yet gone to pieces, as fhe is jammed i While my dm lad maul face his filch between the rocks in loch a manner, as to fit uptight: Far, far frae one and Lope Brace! her rudder is beat off, and the rocks are gone through At e'en,when Hope amalft is pee. her : as Cron as the Ipring tides lift to move her, it 1 atinner dank and fodane. fuppoCed Ike will feparate : her top-fails are reeled Cr St beneath the hawthorn tars let, and (fleeted home, as when the Went on (bete Where aft he kept his tryfie wr me -. no boat yet can ventu re off to unbend or cut 0! coted I fee thee days a g ain! ' fails away. My lover &aithlefs and my sin! Bylined by Mends, traced by fad , PLYMOUTH, NOTSMDSR sq.-Came in the Nord- Wedlive in Hifi on Lo t s° Braes! fternen, of Stockholm, W. HILITROM, from Stud . Sr. Anoesw's DAN.--Veflerday the Scottith COT- holm, laden with tar for this port ; alfo the Porta guefe fehooner Maria Emelia, from Lifbon, boast' poration met at the London Tavern, to celebrate, to Cherbourgh, laden with fruit and fugar.- Sailed as oft:al, the Anniverfary of their Tutelar Saint. A . . refpettable Company, of between three and four hun dred perfons,affembled on the occafino. the Waaatna, of 74 guns. to join the Channel Fleet. A little before fix o'clock, the Duke of Mosettost, PORTSMOOTII, Now. 30.-Arrived the Istsu amislft reiterated plaudits, took the Chair. cotter ; MITSOI. and SARACEN bomb', fr^ , ll3 a cent Before Dinner, Dr. Youna, of the Suffolk, Roaissow, and the Ace, KING, from Chaplain, laid Grace, and afterwards ec urned thanks, eft In 'ics• Wind eallerl don, bound to the W .. . y. conveying in both fome pertirent remarks on the blef fings peculiarly enjoyed by Britons. On the Pre fi • FoteseovE, Nov 30.-Several reliefs weighed dent's right fat Lord GLEN s hay tit, and on his left B ou l o gne early in the morning. and by two in the the Honour:tole Mr. EtrHINSTOI4I. Each Toaft ternoon firing was didirsfey heard from the 1" had its appropriate tunes--they were in the following coat, but no particulars hare come to hand. order :- I. The Kirk of Scotknd-.Plack Joke... -The Bride's Bonny main iu the Nell Roads, Sir Hone Por . Haat, Thing...Wored and MATIcd and a'. 2. rt.. Ki ng -aya Save the Birg-Roy's Wife... The Birks of inh luvermay-Briums Strike Home The TARTARUS and VESUVIUS bombs, baying t.. The Ctgea-Tae il i g ata " d Quell -Ma" Seal'etbellew'r ceived damage, are gone for Sheernefs. Wind ' o f eart•w-How Sweet's the lam. 4 . Prince and Flinn:is a Weir... Prince of Wakes much- ing flout at E. by S. %dr-k m . ' t irk• th wtlic rac e was bhinke°-skel'had'• I have DIAL, Nov. 30.-Sailed the Aortae gun In 5 . 'lke e ilf York and the Army-Duke of York's March-. Sheernefs :and two San brigs, on a ctuite.--. Beath Grenadiers 6. Lord Melville and the I,4o_aute Beteumt6....neene 0 . 1 the Beagles, BAsILIIR, MALLARD, and HA' Osk-Jolly Tam--The to o [Lod. gun brigs. from a cruize, and remain in the With many others too nu to be fpccified. with his Majefty's (hips as prr laft. Wind E. A satiety of choice ferns were fun, by Meffts. p X tPIZANCIF, NOYIIIIKKR 25.--Hir' Majelf DIGNem, LEWIS, DEANE, 'BRUNTON, WILLIAMSO4, Of war the N ov o Metall, Captain Aso,' A'. ' and BARC LAY. The Tight little Ilkte el, by Mr. DIG- Host, way particularly well received : and Mr BAR in yellerday, and remains, the wind hl.to in CLAY% etch Scotch longs, et :76 , if Iffly . 1 grey Breelt," at E. N. E. on the tell iiill. 'lac CAI ;..s. 4, and " Teua end Iw o made the bed, twa and tam lay is. n ilh Chip, laden with h em p , irrn, and wheat eh:l.," fling in the true Aberd,:en dialect, proved a foppoiltion of the cargo being French Foul very amuling to the company was taken poffsition of and lent for Plymont By war of varying the fcene, Mr. FITZMAURICS played Come Ent Scots and Irith Airs on the Union rived info the Swedifh brig Refolution. Captah lipes. which were received with great applarife. The way, from Poole ; and the Danifis brig the great lice of the room however prevented their hay. and Maria, Captain jugs Laasow, both in - ing the full effeft which might otherwife be ezpealed. order to load fifh for the Streights ; the Norwk The noble Prefident, opon his health being drank. the Lauverflur Carolina, Captain HANS Jenson, of returned thanks in a neat fpccch, in which he de chit tithed the Fonds of the Society to be in a very flint- and front Dram, with timber, ne • for this port sob tithing condition ; and Mr. Dom, the Secretary. Filmic. Baowa, and the Vine, C RRRRR , with coals read the names of thole who had c ontributed fines and iron, for I.ondon,both from Neath ; the Mary. the lag meet;ng, with the films fubfcribed by each : SPIACUI, from Cardiff ; and the Apple Tree, Swar. the whole amounted to about secl. The health of e atlina Stewards being drank, TIN, from Brillol, with fordries, for Gtternfey. This Dr YOUNG, as one oh o them. returned thanks for the day, blowing flrong at Fall, about ten o'clock, honour done then:, and, and in a molt eloquent and A. M. the Rhoda (iiirtd armed cutter), ot Plyminth, imprellive fpeech, e xpatiated on the advantages ol the inflitution, the liberality with which (belt- fello I.ientenant HAR•F y. from the fleet off Uftiant, shish citizens of the United Kingdom had ennttibute-1 to the left All well, yeacrilay, at three o'clock, P. M. its advancement , and the invincible p. , fition in which nem manifeß with difpatches for :totem:rant, tl-e e y it is placed againft all extst nal cttack, by internal ing no di ;o to come rut ; Rae received orders unanimity. Sc.:. to return to the fleet dirge/ on landing her difpatches. About ten o'clock the Noble Prealent retired, and FROM I Loyn . . LIST. the chair was fucceffivly filled by the Hon. Mr. I os , ,0 N ov .....r.ft ~, vi.m . mad .. ___ Esrnotheows. and Mr. GrOP,:r CLARION the excr . I from ..:TrAILD.I: p ill ' i l . Lear Aurora, Trcaerlek ; and Cathal 1 ,s' a tion of whore convivial r ~,--, at Co late an hour in I somersine. frees BaiNden --Sailed the Ownd litum Verily. me the evenings met with t u.tr::::•1 and 4:frayed ap- 1341:,...0C• : Minerva, Cfloway, fo r Jamaica ; Pallada, Camel, 1 for Tist.:' , and larew Mettz, N•.r.r, for taabdtfa . DI A. A., Witatord plank. ies; aim be. the 6-- inet big 101.0 OILF C, in, licGon 1 been re ad- ed, at at fub- xprefs ettled. Court ng r. into a amine. J, that 1;111 fri when it eweeks n, tLaz I ; act ty C7a F til„lr the sd, h great number the ia• ittl Jam