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Owen, is ar rived from a et uize. On Monday evening arrived the fhip la Fortune, Capt. Bontine, lad from Prince of Wales's ifland. The Fortune made the coati on Monday morning, a little to the north of Pulicar, when the fell in with and was chafed by a French Ihip privateer, mount ing 14 guns, which continued the chace hetween the Armagon fhlal and the coafl, and until neatly within fight of Madras ; when, perceiving the fupe rior failing of the Fortune, the ptivateer took in fail, and flood to the N.E. During the chace, the privateer, which is fuppofed to be la (Noire, fired repeatedly at the Fortune, but without doing her any damage, except carrying away one of her back flays. OCT. 2.—On Monday lin arrived the Honourable Company's (hip Sarah Chtilliana, Capt. Makefon, from Calcutta, which fire left on the i ath ult. midnight, the Du.ehmen all ageep, they murdered every one, and thaw them :overboard; they then fearehed the ' , tire! for :01 the papers, which were thrown overboard and funk,.apprehenfive of their leading to a difcorery, fitnuld they fall in with any Dutch yell - el; that they then made fail for this ifland, with intent to deliver up the vetfel to Govern ment ; about fix weeks after, they reached what they fuppofeti Lingin, when the boat with four men went afhore for provifions, but did not return ; that they failed from thence about Cm weeks fince. Shortly after anchoring, the Honourable Ciptain Cochrane proceeded on board, and took poircfGun. WEST INDIES. BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOES, Drc 23. His Majetly's fhip theca, Captain Pacovv, from Tortola, arrived yeflerday. She has captured and fent to that ifland, a valuable (hip of duo tons, from Cadiz, bound to Vera Critz, with coickfilver, and fuppoled to be worth from 60,0001. to moo° llerling. We lament to Bate the confirmation of the recent dedruaion of the town of the !dant! of St. Thomas by fire, for the third time, as mentioned in our lalt. It is reprefented to have been more difailrous than the tw o former, only one mercantile houfe having efcaped, and property to a confiderable amount being confumed. PASSZNGIC*II. For Madras—. Major A. Campbell and Cornet E. T. and W. T. Ertkine. For Europe—Mrs. M. Kelfo, Mrs. Bedell; Mitres M. A. Kelfo Maria Craig, and Jane !infer; Lieutenant-Colonel Kelfo, Major W. Bedell, and Matl•rr W. Bedell, Captain H. Oake, zoth Native Regiment, Captain John Weftn, Lieutenants Williams and Fit that, at4l W. Woolky, Efq. Affißatu-Surgeon. On Monday anchored in the Roads, the French privateer l'Emilien, prize to the Culloden. His Majetty's (hip Culloden anchored in the Roads, at the fame time mith her prize. She is the fame vef fel which recently chafed the Fortune, off Pulicar, and afterwards had proceeded to the Northward, where the ran on (bore near Mafulipatam. In can. fequence of this accident, the threw feveral of her guns overboard. L'Emilien is (hip rigged, and ap pears to have mounted 14 guns; the is a very hand fume veffel. Letters from Penang mention, that the Blip Wel- Idler, Captain Campbell, has taken a large Spanilh (hip, laden with marine Gores, bound to Batavia, and had arrived with her prize at Soufoo. Arrivals at the Prefidency : R. nil Efq Major Fortune Hit Majeity's 19th Light Dra. goons; Capt. Hay, Second Battalion 18th Regiment Native in fantry ; J. Dalton, Efq. burgeon. Departures : I.icutenant Buchan. Second Regiment Native Cavalry; Lieu tenant Baln,ain, Native Cavalry. PRINCE OF WALES'S ISLAND, MAY 31. The Hon. Company's extra [hip Northumberland. Ranicock, on Thririday evening. anchored in the tinter harbour, from England, 'aft from the Cape, whence the failed on the 27th of March, in company with the Hon. Company's extra thip, Euphrates, Capt. Herbert, for this Magid, and from which 112115 the parted in a heavy gale of wind, in the night of the sth ult. in lat. 39. 49. S. long. 23. 19. E. The following pairengers have arrived in the Nor- thumberland : Paul Tate, Efq. Affiftant Engineer for this Settlement ; Metres G. Wilkinfon, J. Tennant, J. B. Napier, and T. Brooks, Cadem for Bengal.—Mils C. F. Cummings, and Mr R Cumming% from Madeira—Mr and Mrs Plulker, and Mr John Hunter, from the Cape of Good Hope. _ We underhand, the Northumberland and Eu phrates bring out marine ftores of every defcription, not only for his Mojelly's navy, but this fettlement. AUGUST t 6 —The fhipVaruna s Capt. E. C. Den nifon, anchored in the harbour on Tuelday lift, from the Cape, lalt from Malacca, whence the laded the 6th initant. By her came paffengers, _ . _ Mrs Dennifnn and Mils Fell, from Europe; anal Lieut. C. W. Yates. fron► Malacca. By the Varana, we learn, that on the 1(1 init. an Arab fhip had arrived at Malacca, fourteen days from Batavia, bringing intelligence of a very ferious infurreElion having taken place amongft the Javanefe, at Cheribon ; that the Dutch Government had de tached a large force from Batavia, confifting of Ja vanefe and French troops, to the affittance of the garrifon; and that the former, above tOOO men, had gone over to the infurgents. An Armenian patfenger in the Arab (hip mentions that the day before they left Batavia, a Dani(h (hip had arrived there, from the Mauritius, bringing ac counts cf a French fleet having failed from thence, with goon troops on board, fuppnfed for Ceylon. The brig Malcolm, Captain Fenwick, arrived on Thurfday, from Pedier, with a cargo of betel nut. Yeaerday anchored in the harbour, from Madras, whence they failed the 3d init. the Hon. Company's (hip Alnw•ick Cattle, Captain E. C. Precott ; Effes, G. Bonham; and David Scott, J. Lr eke, bound to China. The names of the paffengers we have been able to afeertain by thefe fhip•, are— Major and Mrs. Wslt, King's Captain Cuttance, of the M. E. regiment—Mr. Daly, navy—and Captain Wallace, of the country fervice. EXTRACT OF ♦ LETTER FROM MALACCA ) DATED JUNK 3, 1806: " The fmall pox rages throughout Malacca, with a violence hitherto unknown. Not a tingle inflance occurred of a recovery, when the infection had been caught in the natural mode. From the humane and indefatigable exertions of the garrifon furgeon, Dr. Loftie, many hundred lives have been Paved--and he has fucceeded in convincing the natives of the efficacy of vaccine inoculation—his houfe is thronged every morning with the children of the natives. " On Thurfday evening, a little pall fun Pet, the Honourable Company's (hip Albion, Capt. Benjamin Richardfon, anchored in the harbour, from Calcutta, whence the failed on the 22d ult. 44 By the above conveyance came Colonel N. Mac- Alitler, Commander in Chief of this nand, returned to refiime the dillies of his nation." .AvG 9 —Laft Thurfday evening a brig. mount ing 14 carriage guns, and fix fwivels, under whits cAh entered the harbour from the fouthward. The Mailer Attendant's boat, as ufual, proceeded on board, and returned with three Javanefe, who re ported, that the veffel was named the Ajax, and for. merly commanded by Captain Monkenberg, belonged to the Dutch Eaft India Company at Samarang ; had failed from thence about eight months fince, for Ternate, to cruize off the Mand., touching at Ma cafer in their way. It was about two months before they reached Macalfer, where they remained one month; that the Captain, Officers, and European part of the crew, twelve in number, had treated them very ill, with conftant abufe, punithment, and almoa flarvation ; that, unable to bear this treatment, they unanimoully refolved to clam , them, and carry the yeffel to a Britiffi port; accordingly, four days after leaving Macaffer, when at anchor on a. bank, about P4RLIAMENT.4Rr PROCEADIAGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, 6ATURDAY, MARCH:ar._ A Meeting took place at ten o'clock this furtrtoon, h 7 (pedal Adjournment, principally for the purpofe of forwarding the Mo tto), Bill through its lalt Stage; and accordingly, on the Motion of Lord WArsaNuusat, the t:id Bill was read a third time, and paired;—and a mcflage ordered to acquaint the Commons there with. The Britifh Sugar Drawback, the Bahama Mantis Trade, and the Paddington Cola , Bills, were alto feverally read a third time, and paired. The IdCh Spirit Licence Bill Iraq read a fccond time, and com mitted for Monday 1 to which day, of courfe, the Houfe Ad. journed;--whew their Lordfhipi. Rand funimoned for the cone d. ration of the Amendment+ made to the Slave Trade Bill by the Commons: and alio to the Committee on the Scots Jildiewure THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. MARSH $3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK, Confai►, for money 611-. for April 645-omnium i x pr. Major Lei r ,theJodgeAdvocatelGeneralofMadras, who came home pafTenger in the Sarah Chriftiana, as Acted in the STAR of Saturday, is fuppofed to have brought the Report of the Committee who were ap- pointed to inquire into the caufe of the unfortunate revolt at Vellore, which he delivered to the Chairman of the EAR India Company on Saturday morning, with whom he was clofeted for feveral hours. The Fame extra Blip, on her paffage from Bombay to Bengal, was captured by la Piedmontefe French frigate of 46 guns, on the 24th September, after an affirm of half an hour, in which fhe killed and wound ed feveral of the enemy, though carrying only 16 guns ; fortunately, the frigate fell in with an Arab Blip, when Captain JAMason, his paffengers, officers, and crew (who had been taken on board the frigate), were permitted to proceed in her to Ceylon, un a ge neral parole, except Mr. MARSHALL, Surgeon. and the Boatfwain ; while on board the frigate they were extremely well treated. LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDLO ON 10A/LD TUX ►AMI• • Peter Paton, feanun, killed. Jothua Wear, chief officer, and Charles Thomas, oddthlinnan, nightly wounded. William Muehant and Andrew Tbomplbst, faint*, wounded. Thomas Johnfon, ferjeant, wounded. Anthony Armltead,prirate, badly ditto. The Rochefort fquadron, conning of five fail of the line, attempted to put to fea on the zBth ult. but were chaccd under the batteries by the Englifh (qua. dron, where they continued on the 4th of March, waiting an opportunity to get out. From Plymouth we learn that a fquadron of three fail of the line and a frigate, fuppofed to have troops on board, have lately efcaped from Brett, through the pafrage du Raz. Their dcilination is at prefent unknown. The following is an extra& of a Letter from on board the Nom frigate, dated •' Off Rochfort, Mara 8. " There is a line of battle Blip, two frigates, a corvette, and two brigs, quite ready for fees, we fee them getting thdr top-gal lant yards up and down daily." It is Paid that Lord CATHCART goes immediately to commat.d in Ireland. It is not unlikely that the German Legion and force regiments of heavy caval ry, who were intended to have been fent to the Con tinent under Lieutenant General Dow, may now be fent on another fervice. Lieutenant General DOH was fent for from Jerky, to concert with Mininers. We lately mentioned that the zd battalion 56th regiment, we►e going to India: we now learn that the zd battalion of the til Foot, or Scots Royals, I too firong, are on their way to Portfmoutb, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel STEWART, to be embarked for the fame fervice. On Saturday we mentioned the receipt of Igew York, Bolton, and Charletlon papers to the sth ult. The 'confpiracy of Colonel Burr, which has been the fubjee of a Meffage from the Prescient to the Se nate, continues to agitate America. Thefe papers contain a letter from Cincinnati, dated the end of December, flaring the militia to be polled along the Ohio, from Pittiburgh to the mouth of Kentucky River, with orders to board every boat that defcends. The boats that Burr built at Marietta have been feized by order of the Government ; they are reprefented as of a fiognlar conftration, and ca pable of carrying 200 men each. It was believed that the principal part of thee boats had paired to their dellination before the orders arrived to feize them ; and tome thonrand Rand of fmaU arms, as well at feveral brafs field pieces, had paired d:,wn the Rive r feveral weeks before the date of the letter. Barr Kai known to have purchafed provitiont to the amoun t of ioo,ooc dollars, and it was apprehended, that i o cafe of a rupture with the Spaniards, Cenral Wd. kinfon, with the army, would go over to the en e m y. On the szti ult. the Houle received a metrag e Ire ne the Prefident, relative to this fuppoled conlpiracy ; it was referred to a Seled Committee of Seven, and 2000 copies ordered to be printed. The Prefident Rates, that he fir ft had informatio g of Burt's defigns in September tall, and fent a trait, meffenger to the State of Ohio. Suppofed evidence Burr's guilty intentions increafing, the meffenger communicated with the Governor of Ohio, and hence arofe the proceedings of the Legifloture of that State. The Prefident received letters from General Wilkin lon, in which he lays, that he had, from commune. cations from Burr, partly oral and partly in cyph er , the fulleß evidence of his intentions ; that he had fe. viral cri t ic& in view; loch as a feparation of the Unicn by the Allegany mountains, and an attack *on Mexico ; the fettlement of Baton Bottrop's finds to ferve as a cover. Finding he could not alientte the affedions of the Weitern States to the Union, l,e determined to feize on New 06 leans, the Bank there, and then go to Mexico. No prout appeared of any foreign intereil being concerned in theconfpira c y ; but, from Burt's boattings, might be inferred that England was engaged in it. The Prefident then proceeded to Rate, that he confiders the enterprize as nearly crutbed, and mentions the proptiety of bringing Dr. B-llman, and others, who are taken, before the Supreme Court of the United States, in the difliid of Columbia, the week after next. Almon all the proofs againa Burr appear to have come from Wilkinfon. On the 22d of December, Colonel Burr failed from ?Libyale with two boats, and was to be joined by a number of others, at the mouth of Cumberland tier. On the 13th of January, a daring attempt was made to let the town of Nod°lk on fire; but it was tinkly dircovered, and a patrole of inhabitants was immediately appointed to prevent fimilar deGgns. In Kentucky the haft hat veil has proved rroftrably deficient : there was to hay in the country, and every profpea prevailed of a !evert winter. In the Houle of Reprefentatives, on the 16th of January, it was refolved that the Prefident be te. quelled to lama any information in his pt,llifLoa relative to the illegal combinations of individuals againft the fafety of the State, or of any military expedition planned by them against any Nation with which the United States are at peace ; excepting filch information as might not fuit the public welfare to be difclofed. There were—for the motion, too: againft it, I+. To the original motion was then added a requeft, to know what meafures Government had taken to defeat the attempts in queflion, which was carried by a maity of 67 to 52. The Augnfla Paper, of the 27th December, reports that Colonel Burr had been arrefied at Marietta; and that the Governor at Mexico had relufed to ratify the Treaty with General Wiikinfon. Mr. RANDOLPH, in his Ipeech, calling upon the Prefident to communicate the information relpeBing the prr.ceedings in the Weffern country, ohferved, that either the confpiracy had been defeated, or it had fucceeded to its utmorli but he did not defpair of feting it checked, even if it had gained its greatett extent. He made fome fevere comments on the condo& of Spain towards the United State., who, while fhe was mating with them with one hand, was preparing to ttab them with the other. He Aced why the Spanifh Minifler had not been fent hornet Paid that New Orleans was the objedl of the expedi. tion. and that if the confpirators Mould arrive at Baton Rouge befops the American troops, New Or. leans muff fall. He had, he laid, expetted and fore. told the danger of lofing the Delta of the Mifriflippi; he knew not who the modern Cataline would be; but he was convinced there would be one. On cos. chiding, he earnefily intreated the Houle to be more prompt in their decifions. A letter from Fincalle (Bottetourt, Virginia), to a gentleman in Richmond, Rates, that a perfbn of relpedability, who came dire& from Kentucky, had brought intelligenceof an infurredion which had taken place on the 15th of November at St. Louis ; that the dpanith flag had been hoined, and nine-tenths of the people had flocked to it; that Burr had been again feized, and four officers were in purfuit of General Adair, as a witnefs again& him. The General had left Frankfurt two days before for St. Louis. Another letter from Wallington, da , ed the azd of January, mentions that a great re ward has beets offered for the apprehenfion of Burr, whole attack upon New Orleans was to have taken place on the aoth of that month. The American Congrefs has paffed a bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, by a majority of 24 — the numbers being, ayes 73, noes 49. A letter from New Orleans, dated the 26th of De• cember, reprefents all bufinees as having been at a (land for twenty days pall, in confequence of the alarm at Burr's intended expedition down the river : the planters are afraid to fend down their produce, and the dealers are difinclined to boy merchandize. A letter dated Charleflon, January 6, lays, " Ott Friday Tall the crew of the Britifh fhip Croydon, Williams, mutinied at anchor, in this harbour, and the Captain fired upon them, and wounded two of the feamen, of whom one died. The feamen in the harbour manifefted on Saturday a difpofition to be riototh, and to commit fame outrage upon other Britifls veffels in that port, the Croydon having put to tea on that morning. In confequence of which the Governor, on Saturday evening, ordered out a 'very thong military force to preferve the peace of the city." The Columbian Mufeum, at &non, has beta a fecond time deftroyed by fire, with the whole of its valuable collection. A part of it was allotted to a chemical profeffor, who on the t9th of January ex hibited a phantafmagoria. After the company bad retired, an explr.fion was heard, and the flames bur& forth with loch violence, that the whole building was foon enveloped in deftruition. The lots is eflinsated at 20,000 dollars ; and the place was the property Of two individuals, Melfis. Bowen and Doyle, mer of whom was the owner of the concern when it was deftroyed in 5803. After the fire had fublidedi, the South wall fell down, by which fix young men were killed, and feveral wounded. the for-