Star. — London, England, 1804-02-17 00:00:00

MiIAfBURGH MAIL PARIO, JA*. 27. All the Generals who are to have the command in the expedition againit England, are preparing to fet out for the coati in a few days. They will imme diately embark on board the flotilla, and every thing will be held in readinefs to get under fail the fir& fa vourable wind. _ . It is laid that Demos, the diredor of the Mufeurn, who accompanied BONAPARTE to Egypt, will like wife accompany him in his new journey. It is aliened in the Moniteur, that the Capitan Falba, who died lately at Conßantinople, was a great admirer of Boeararrs, and that the prefent Capitan Penni, Ceuta Bay, mewed many particular civilities to Colonel S IAIII, in his journey in Egypt- The Italian divifion fets out this day for Boulogne. The General of brigade, Meats, now in the terri tory of Hanover, is appointed a member of the Le gion of Honour. The tomb corps of cavalry, which did duty as guides with General Mutter, is ordered to Paris to be incorporated in the Confuter Guard. MAGUS, JAN. 31. Left Satnrday we heard a heavy cannonade from invaing :—and it was conjedured that the enemy had made an attack on our flotilla. The Marine Calmed immediately fent off an Officer to make en quiry, who, however, returned on the following day, with advice, that it was only ocOafioned by a grand asancenvering of about forty veffels, with which Admiral Vsamant. had failed out of the Road. As there are now Inch a number of (hips at Fluffing, General Monogr hes inereafed the meafures of pre• caution to prevent the veflels from being let on fire, either by negligence or the emillaries of the enemy. More than too vetch from the interior Canals of the Republic, are ezpetted loon to join the flotilla at Fluthing. The late Minifter of Janice, TADAMA, is appointed Chief of the Police at Amfterdam. • APISTIRDAM, JAN. 35. In the reprefentation of the DireAory relative to the new contributions of 40,000,000, the general po verty and diftreffed Rate of the country is pourtrayed in the ftrongeft terms. With refped to the ccntri• butions it is earthly afferted, that the number of perfons in our Republic who have property to the amount of a million of florins is about too. MINTED JAN. 3t • The day after tomorrow we err& here the fleet of gun-boats delitned for Flulhing—they are built on an entirely new conftruftion. The two regiments of cavalry now here wait for remounts from the territory of Hannver. __ MILAN. DSC. 19. This morning a great tranfport of arms, efcorted by a detachment of hulfars, yet out for Lecie, in the Neapolitan territory, where are the Dead-quarters of the fecond divifion of Italian troops. JAL to. The Pope has entered into a negotiation for a Concordat with the Court of Etruria The French Envoy at Florence, General C , has direaictis to favour the proporal. The Concordat with the Italian Republic wiU be taken for its bafis. 'mulatto, Jell. 19. Irefierday afternoon arrived here from Spain, bo mules. laden with piabes, remitted to the merchAnt M. Ciasmtaus. This tranfport wit be followed by four others making tile brit expedition. Each mule carries to the amount of 35,000 livres: the value of the abnaementioned firil tranfport, amounts therefore. to a million and a half of livres. MADRID, JAN. tB. On Friday in the afternoon the 13th init. between Ave and fix in the evening, a faint !hock of an earth quake was felt here, which occafioned the more alarm as this phenomenon is almott totally unknown bete. The diretlions of the !hock wet e from north to Comb. A !hock neatly fimilar was felt here at the time of the earthquake at Lilhon; and it is prnbable, this has been much more confiderable in fome other country. This earthquake, on the 13th January. it will be recclletled, was felt at fevers' places on the coati of Holland. IMAL•OA. JAN. 1.1. We are daily more certain that our city is entirely free from difcafe, and the health of the inhabitants completely reamed. The accounts of the ravages made by the diticroper have been greatly exaggerated. The number of perfons who have fallen viitinas to it is 5280. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAF, FEB. i& Evidence was adduced and Connie! heard n the Zouche Peer• age. The farther confideration was delayed til Tuefday. Lard GRENVILLE moved, that the Orler of the Day, for taking into confideratims his motion relative to the JEW of Bank Paper, to-morrow, be (blamed. This IVA accordingly done fue /La.—Adjourned till to-morrow at halt pall three o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS - - - Though a ballot for two Committees Rood for this day, only a fullicient number of Members to form one Committee attended. The Gallery opened before five o'clock, Ind foon after Mr. White appeared at the Dar with the following IR of the names of thirteen Members cholas to try the merits of tic Petition aping the return for the borough of Mahon, in Yorkbirc : Right Hun. Wm. Windham Hon. Charles James Fox Lord O. A. Henry Caul:shill Henry Banks. .Efq. Hugh Leyeeßer, Ffq. Lord Robert Spencer Edward Mortice, Efq. Hon. Croptcy Alhley William Egerton, Efq. John Sargent, Efq. Marquis of Titedield Nicholas Vanfttut, Efq. Right Hon. Charles Long MOWN R. Stein, Efq. Thomas Creewy, Efq. Alter being regularly (worn, they retired to it the time and place for proceeding with their inquiries. VOL UN T I US. Mr. Secretary YORKE rote to intimate, that it was his inten tion to move tbat the Order of the Day for the heard reading of the Volunteer bill be difeharged, and that a new order be made out for Wedocklay. The eircunthanee which induccdhint to with for this delay was, that the Circulai Letters to the Lord Lieute nants of Counties, and Commandants of Volunteer Corps, which a few days ago were ordered to be printed, were not yet ready to be laid before the Honk The Order was difebarged accordingly, and a new Order made out for Wednefday next. The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a fecond time and conandt ted for to-morrow. Oa the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Houfe went into • Committee 011 the Ads relative to the Greenland Whale Either,. The Right Honourable Gentleman flared, that at precut perform engaged in this Fleury laboured under emeddierable difileulties to procuring their proper complement of men. He therefore had rifin to move that the Chairman be dirafted to move for leave to bring in a Unto enable perfons employed in the Greenland Filbert to obtain their due complement of men in certain ports. The motion I was Weed to. The Haute then returned, the Report remind, and leave given to bring in • Bill accordingly. The Committee on the Duke of York's Mate Di ll . whieb Rood for this day, was poßponed to this day fennfight. , The Mutiny Bill was read a found time, and committed fu to-morrow. Dr. DUIGENAN Gave nodce of a melon toinerrow for leave to Wag Is a DIU to regulate the loin& of Notarial Public In Ire- laod. Tim Holcomble Mamba aVo pve notice of a voodoo for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the time at which Plias Orders may be received In that part of the Unked Kingdom.—Adjourned. LONDON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ty. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONB CFCIANIR 3 Per Cent. Cacao la, towel 544—Ditto, for Feb. 341 Reduced 33}—Osanitun at dd.—Short Ann. 34. Oki 5 per Cent. 8 yittlew 5 per Cent sat. 4 Pa Cent. 714. PRICE OF STOCKS YFSFFP DAY : Bank Stock 154 tsol tat Long Ann. di t-i 6 346 3 per C. Red. A. 554 sat 554 Short Ann.; 5•16 i 3 Per C. Conf. Cs} $4-14 India Stock sag 1674 4 Per Om. 71 Onintun: dif. s per C. Navy Lottery Tickets ys. SperC. l 7979 4 :tti Conf. for acc-SSiStiff Dentrt. Fes. tt. 5 per Cent. Gov. Ceti. Catlal. 6 per Cent. 321. Eachanco—Dablin on London inti. THE KING. That general love and attachment which have been invariably macifeaed by a loyal people t. wards the bell of Sovereigns, were never more lirongly expreff ed than on the melancholy occafion of the Kula's prefent ellnefs. Every other confideration gives way to the feelings excited by the danger to which fo va luable a life is expofed, and it forms the whole fubjea of converfation among all ranks. The reports, how ever, refpeaing his MAJESTY'S diforder, are fo vari ous and contradiaory, that we feel little difpofed to enter into any particulars on the fubjea. There was no other public account yefterday evening of the hate, of his MAJASTY'S health, than that which appeared in the Bulletin at St. James's, but we underfiand no alteration took place. Dr. Tuavon attended the KING yellerday, as well as Sir FILIINCIS MILNIAN, Dr. HEREILDINt and Mr. DVPIDAS. - - The fame officers attended this day at St. James's which were in waiting ycflerday, to exhibit the Bul letin to the numerous incpities that were made ; and it has been ordered, that till fume change takes place, the fame attendance fhall be given every day from twelve to three o'clock. _ . It gives us much pleafure to be able to relieve, in a (mall degree, the anxiety of our numerous readers, by informing them that his hlsissvir paired a better night than he has for rime time experienced. The following is the Bulletin of this day : BUI.I.LTIN. •1 t7th Frbrwry, 18=4. "hfu 31i7tscr lad fears! hoar, fivit, and jinni to k refrabed by it. (SiZ 4 d) " r. 1.171.1.1.1 N, " R. taaribsm." The Loan CHANCELLOR and Mr. ADDIN Grow went tli;. day at one o'clock to the Q2een's Nonce ; after CONSTANTIN OPLE, JAN. 2. To h u ic , h s. a T C h a e hi r n e e fu t I C I. o n f un u cl l i lich w:t held cannot s yet ct 1%r.:1 b l ekl,c o , oi n te , a a : Advice' have been received from the Patha of la- the utmoll and indeed the moil profound feciecy is mina, that an Adjutant of General Sr. CYR has Al- Übft.reCd. rived in the M. tea, oih Lite's of recommeadat :on A communication on the fubjeCt of his Mar; sve, from that Gancral. Mc arptit7s to have übferved illnefs, and, with it, the prcicnt date cf piLlic affairs, and infpetled every thing in the P:ninfula. The ob. i, expeCted to be made tl.is evening, ot to.mori.,w at jea of hif jou; ney, as he flys. i. to purchafe TM kith 1 farthe.t, to both Hi.ufes of Parliament. bodes in the Morea, I.: the Life Gf the French army. 1 We are happy to add. that hi. M ...jetty flrpt 1.4 . The Neapolitait Charge d'Affa ires at the P,Yre. LAS 1 about five hours lad night. atld that h.: is conipara• liven in to the Tut kith G .4,min:tit i - evcral wictut ; tively better than he ha. been at any other periA communications relative to the date of affairs ir. Italy I time Tnefday lad. and its vicinity. The mmoit fccrecy prevails at the green's /wife. 0E641 accounts have been received from Egypt. • Mt a whifper i. foffered to tianfitire them, relative that the Dc sr atter Ail/Wooing for ?utak' rri•ileg•, to the Ki.c's health; and, excepting the Phy.cians, have at length altr , ed ti , the converio , e , n pror•te,:;•) tin. I.oau CH A MCI LLOR is the only perfon allow,d to the Tut k;nl Government, by %% h:ch the mdreilion ol I approach his MAJ LITE. and not even lii, Lordflop, 'exanchia end Egyrt is, at lead for a time, fucutA i unlef. the P ins permit i permit him. e Porte. The 1'6%7 Council were nearly coal:tautly Cuing in the eon& of yelterday, firlt at Mr. Amstacrow's, whence they adjourned at three o'clock to the COro• mander in Chief's Office, to which place his Royal Highnefs was Cent for exprefs. Accounts were received yeaerday, that Bo AAAAA Tt is again upon the French coaft, iffuing, as is (aid, his final orders relative to the expedition again* this country. The troops are reported to be embarked at feveral of the ports, and fleep on board every night. Difpatches were alfo received yefterday from Ad tniral Sir Jesus SAUSIANIZ, dated the t4th inftant. There, we underftand, bring an account of the Rate of the enemy's preparations on that part of their cola, where his squadron is on fervice. It is confi; dently reported, that Sir James has flitted to the Lords of the Admiralty his conviaion, that the enemy will a(furedly make an attempt to reach fome part of our !loves almoft immediately, and that his defign is to fend his forces from all the different ports at one and the fame time, unlefs the weather, or lonic un forefeen circumftance fhould render that impoffible. The prefent indifpofition of his Mayasvv may pof. fibly induce the Flux. CONSUL to ballets the execu tion of his projedt. He will, however, find himfelf completely deceived, if he allow himfelf to believe that any part of the public fervice is neglefted in con fequence of this public calamity. It bas increafed the number and extent of the fatiguing duties impofed upon Minifters by the refponfible fituations which they hold, but in every department there is, at this moment, the utmoft atiivity and vigilance to thwart and defeat the defigna of our implacable enemy, and to burl deftrudion on his !Kahle bands, fhould they venture to quit the proteition afforded to them by the batteries on their own (bores. A letter from an Officer on board a veffel cruizing off the Dutch coaft, lays : " On Sunday lait we Rood in for the port of Fluilaing, and dif riooty counted upwards of 'so fall of gun boats, gee. of different deferiptions, bet which do not, by any means, appear calculated for croffing the lea, except in very moderate weather. A Dutch MMus host came aloagede yefterday, and from the matter I learn, that the troops in the neighbourhood or Floating amount to about Sasoce men, who are daily embarking and debarking on board the gun boats and tranfports, byway of ewe* • to enure them in tome degree to an aquatic voyage. But In dick little escurflons, which are never extended without the resell of their batteries, the I as/rrille Flotilla generally return with the lob of their yards, leo boards, /co My Dutch friend tiVorms toe, that the number of French fples is fo great, that it le dangerous for a foreigner to gat any queltraos, escept be feu at defiance immediate hoydroomeut." The following letter is Paid to have been received from Dover—it is dated Wednefday evening. We do not vouch for its accuracy ;- 0 A saldeman has Oft leaded from the Helder, and Is pre paring to fee out immediately for London. He reports, that when be reached the Helder, early in the loft week, be found there Five Sail of the Line, of two-decked thips, two Frigates,and Fifty Sail of large Dutch Scholl', of e or boo tons barthen each, all ready for fa on the firing of a hgnal gun. That Soon French troops had arrived two days before his departure, and confiderable detach ments from the Dutch army. Their recite numbers my infor mant could not learn, but be fuppored they am. tinted to about c,OOO men, who were preparing to embark with all polLbk expe dition. A cult quantity of intrenching tools were Blipped, and hay io troika appeared on the decks of molt of the vcilas, from which circumitance it was undcrftood a conaderahle body of ca valry would accompany the enterprise ; their dellination, how ever, was not even whifpered at the Helder during the time my informant was there. " Two hundred (miller veffels were expeCted daily from the ports of Holland, but whether they were to form a part of the fleet, or mere) , employed to convey more troops, ammunition, See. to the Helder, I could not learn. This fleet, we conjeCture, Is deftined for Ireland, and will probably take a northern courfe." Private letters received by the laft Hamburgh Mail repeat, that the negotiations between the Courts of Vienna and Pete' (burgh are now in lb forward a Rate, that the ESIPS.sOa of Gs seamy is about to fend an Ambalfador Esti aordinary twßufria. The fame ad vices Rate, that there is no doubt of the hollile defigns of the enemy againft Egypt and the Morea, and that .he expedition now fitting out at Toulon is to be commanded by General RaGssillt and Admiral LATOVC/IS TIEVIL LE.—Ninety thoufand Ault ians are to be encamped early in the corning fpring. la.. •UL, a & „ • , Lad, Fore not tonfide wale rl The fill ate ,inft preyew the wa unfortt had iw in this eating% with tl length dured had b Buda yours, concei accent Cal ei.i Eg tor gio . Su' be IFI be qn Wi aI tit G es ei eb F ti b a • 1 1 1 I 11. 1 THE. HAMBURCH MAIL, Due on Sunda) i. CI, arrived this morning. The news from Pstib, by this conveyance. come only down to the 27th ult. It will be feen that a confi• derable degree of aCtivity prevailed at that time in forwarding reinforcements for the invading army. lidurrcAL INTALLIGEnt MAILS THIS DAY —WI •It. DIM. a t Hamburgls g DAM% Waterford PeNzaNCE, FEE. 14.-The DOLPHIN and NOVI. DENO; Cullom-honk cutters arrived this morning from Plymouth. Sailed the !loop Lively, HODGE matter, from Cork, with provifions for Falmouth; and the Prodian galtiot Hoffoung, of and from Stet. tin, Capt. GRAttrz, with Haves for Bourdeauz. The weather ;snow moderate and the wind about E. N. E. FALMOUTH, FEB. 14.—Artived the Greyhound cutter, with a fleet under convoy from Portfmouth. PLYMOUTH, Fss. ts.—Came in the Praia vet: felt Jonge Jan, Wicesse ; Vrow Johanna, Armee.; Emeine Bowman, MULLSR ; VT err Hendrick, KRA ' melt and the Vrow Etje Bury EISLII4G ; all in bal -1 le ft , to take in prize goods for A mlterdam, Embden, &c. the Argus, Capt. CHALMERS, from Dantzick, I and the John, Capt. Towss, from Memel, both for this port, with timber.—Sailed this morning his Majefty's 'hip FRANCHISE. of 33 guns, Rear Ad miral DAcess, with about 6o fail of Chips under convoy for the Welt Indies ; they had a fair wind, and moderate.—Sailed the RANGER cutter, of 14 guns, for Falmouth, to call out the trade bound to the Welt Indies, to jr :in the above fleet.—Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the NoarNosseaeLAND and the learsruzuz. both of 74 guns. PORTSMOUTH; FIB. 16.--Sailed the MaoAsta fire (hip on a cruize, and the CycLors frigate, with the following tranfports, full of troops, viz. the Indefa. tigable. Ardent, London, Margaret, and Samuel, under convoy for Ireland. Arrived the Fasts Eaft Indiaman, which was Paid to have been loft at the back of the the of Wight. from the Downs. She waits for convoy, with the DAVID SCOTT and THAwss, 6.r Madras. Sailed the BRILLIANT frigate. Captain Vasty, for Guernfey ; Abundance fiore.thip. PRICK matter, for Plymouth, from whence the will proceed to the Weft Indies; and the Pamela, Au- OUSTS cutter, LiEUT. TRE•CY; for Jerfey. Remain at St. Helen's the MortrAno. of 74 guns, Capt. Or. war, and the Lave ,of 74 gnos,Capt. Bays Ton. DIAL ; Fez. 16.—Sailed the &must gun blig, HARPY and DART (loops of war, on a cruize. Ar. rived the AUTUMN hoop of war, and Cosner gun. veffel, from a cruize, and remain with the reft of his Majefty's Chips as per IRO. SHIIIIINESS, Fie. O.—Arrived his Majefiy's 'tummies, Captain MANDY ; and Insrrcroa hoop, Captain &fireless!. ; with the JocaALL gun brig: the I tau has afro arrived hom Chatham and gone to the NOTE. The CH•RGIR and CoNTLICT gun veliels. have failed ; as has alto the Hors cutter. Lieutenant Gaovv, after having landed feveral bar rels of bullioo, which the brought from Tonningen. The Polly, MANNING, from Honduras to London, has been driven on fhore on the Main Land, between Whitilable and this place, where the has received confiderable damage, having loft her rudder, and being etherwife materially injuted ; but it is thought the will be get off again: as her cargo is malugaoy and logwood, it will not be injured. FROM I.LOYD'S LIST. Gaavaaran, Fu. t6.—PaCed by the Crawford, !cafe, from Gibraltar; Edyßone, Richards, front Labradors; Water Rafe. Holman, from Amsterdam; Aurora, Baker, from Toooingen; Vrow %Verwagting, Dent; and the Veir Gehmdert, linkers, from Embden.—hailed the Pisou, Colktt, fur Philzdelphia; Helens. Hapley, for Gibraltar; pdianna Gentuda, Gents, for Yantis Junge Alida, ---; Rosin Von Denmark, ; page Badoßs. ---; and the Jove Elisabeth, Binot, for Tootaingen. Lieut. EDWARD Haw eta, lately promoted to his Majelly's (loop PORT MAHON, is a Mader and Corn mender, now commands hi. Majelly's thip la MIG NON% E, 011 the Jamaica Ration: the is one of the fined (l oo p s of war in the fervice, meafures 636 tons, with a complement of iso men ; mounts 18 long 1$ pounders, Itowes 7o tons of water, and providons for five months. Relpetling the Yoe K, of 64 guns, reported to have been 101 l in the North Seas, we are happy to date that no firth account has been received at the Adria• ralty, nor is it credited there. Lieutenant Jou, Pales, of the Bruise gun veffel, is appointed to the Act iv' cutter, to be employed off Margate. Captain Ace, of the Charlotte fchonner, laid? lying in Newhaven harbour, has been acquitted of any inattention or neglect in not chafing the French prt vateer off that post a few days ago; it appearing that his veffel was too much damaged in the late gales. On Sunday morning lad, as a Foy, or Pilot boat, The LoaDCH ANC v e Loa, Ind the red of the Cabinet, had appointed a Council to meet as yelierday, at the Cockpit, upon the of Man bufinefs ;at which, on was ci offing the Bar for Sunderland harbour, with contraband goods and five men on board, the sal account of the Nine's illned, the Lord Chancellor upfet with a heavy fee, by which means two brothers c ,old not attend, and the bufinefs was put off till pet idied. To add to the catadrophe, the unfortnnate And difcc.dolate mother, in running dillraacd l l 'I at Way next. In confequence net s he indifpofition of his i n sM sTY, none of the Minider have been accellitile i their along the pier, (tumbled over, and was precipitated down on a dry rock upwards of thirty feet, where oF.cial capacity for the lad three days. The antWer the received In violent a fraOure in the &oil , tha t at Downing firm yelleidAY was, that Mr. AN nutiox. no hopes are entcrtaired of her recovery. To.: was not to be fern to any perfon; nor could it Giett loffes have been tranfmitted to us ford be fed by his own Secretary, at what time, " under Shields, among the (hipping at that port. On 555 the prefent citcumitAnces." the Right Hon. Gentle. day lad at noon, tour rotas were driven on the Ha" man could he appi °ached upon hutinefs. Sand, crews laved. Inning that night repeated (*- The lecond readin* tif the Volunteer Bill re, on nals of (billet . . were heard, and on the dawn of Soo' the motion of Mr. beer etat y Ynr r, C, polipOnEd t iII day morning, a (loop was discovved, bottom arrard i s lVednefday. The reafon affigned for th^ delay we, on the Herd Sand. She proved to be the Lord De that the circular letters tt. the Lord Lieutenants of dos, Kino.laden wills bailey; the crew and paffenget Counties, And Commandants of Volunteer Corps„or• pet idled beneath the 'diet. Means have been t rel tiered to be printed, are tot ready to be laid befnre I for the con icetion of the unhappy Inffcrerls _ the Hnufe. Load GRNTILLt'S motion, on the fob-, rrimber l's not yet been at - certain/J. The fame 4. " j.lit of iffues of Bank Paper, 'via alio poltponedln, ( I, e , a li it ht collier (hock on the Bar, a tremenduous les Several public order. were alio raponed. hit the rudder veils such violence, that one of 11 ' 1 In tile Houle . of Commons, Mr. Fix, Mr. WIND. I fool,. of the wheel mock one of the crew, and nal INAM. Mr. T. GRtN• ILL!. &C. &C. were prelim. i ally titre him up alive. Another vac' havinf Mr. Lemon. on Wedriciday, took his feat at the I her ballad, entered the harbour on her bonadinle."" Board of Admiralty, as one of the Lords CommitL. I Several veffcl. cut their cable., and run Wu the par rs. Lour, but very few without damage. The firing fieill The don o llie Corps Bonn bam I St. Ja 11111.11 Die• ptch rail 11 han the thei: ever . _ We espy avec .. ------ - .. Cotkpit, upon the Me of Man band's ;at which, nn conttanano goons RIM liv e svca. v. .......”.... -a, vent upfet with a heavy fea, by which means two brothers n , account or the Ktric's illneft, the Lord Chancellor MCC C Add not attend, and the Wind's was put of till i , an• . 1 m Way next. pet 'lilted. Tr) add to the catadrophe, the unfrottinate And ditionfolate mother, in running dillraacd l l P n, as In confequence of the indifpofitinn of his MaptsTY, • pita:ed Along the pier, (tumbled over, and was preci y i b none of the Miniders have been accellible in their down on a dry rock upwards of thirty feet, whet; a of::cial capacity for the lad three days. The aniwer the received In violent a fraOure in the Omar tba ... 1 at Downing flreet yeilerdaY was, that Mr. IN anirin. no hopes are entertained of her recovery. e ITT. roN was not to be fern to any perfon; nor could it Crest loffes have been tranfmitted to us from 11 Fairs, Ibe laid by his own Secretary, at what time, o under Shields, among the fhipping at that port. On Sin 2. t , w at the prefent citcumitances„" the Right Hon. G e ntle. day lad at noon, tour colas were driven on the Herd t moo could be approached upon butinefs. Sand, crews laved. Doling tl.At night repeated lig- 1 The Iccond reading of the Volunteer Bill r . as nn nals of (lintel's were heard, and on the dawn of fon' t st foe the motion of Mr. Secretary . Yr., cc, poilpone.d till day morning. a (loop was dircovved, tyrttorn upwards. 1 para. W e dnefday. The rearfon affigned for eh- delay we, on the Herd Sand. She proved to be the Lord Dor , I eri....1 that the circular letter, to. the Lord Lieutenants of dos, Kinn.lAden with barley; the crew and paicng!vt 1 Counties, and Commandants of Volunteer C.:I-Nor. per llu.d beneath the 'eta Means have been ,__ ure l t tiered to be printed, are trot teady to he laid bcfnre for the extrication of the unhappy litlferevh "" A :." wife. Houle . Load I! j the lativc j : a of rates of Bank Paper, V: 16 alio poltponedpu c/a. a li it lit collier Muck on the Bar, a tremeadotsos fes 1 crans, , Several public orders were Alf, p.sfkponed. hit the rudder with loch violence, that out of tin' 1 ~.r.l to 1 In tire Houle of Commons, Mr. Frt. Mr. WIND. fool , . of the wheel afllCk one of the crew , and ila°. IWO M r. T. Gat N•ILLI C were dflop, • .& . Ste. prcter.t. ally tore him up alive. Another vac! hawk% ca l Mr. Lemon, on Wcdtic.ll4y, took his feat at the her ballad, entered the harbour oa her broadnele-""' , Board of Admiralty, as one of the Lords ecuunitL. Several velel. cut their cables, and run Wm the bar' (.fling ; otters. I Lour, but very few without damage.