Star. — London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

TO I.W. SOLD B — Y AUCTION, - At the Wrenlees Inn, in Great Yarmouth, Norf , 4l, Thurfdav the tll day of Augult. tSo t, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon precif•ly, (k or r liume Confumprion haportritlon), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- 656 Hogllsrado of White Wine, containing 43451 Gallons. 49 Ditto Ditto 2903 Ditto. 375 Ditto Red 'Wine. containing 22,135 Ditto. 17 Pieces of Brandy, containii‘g 109 Ditto. 2CO Norte lik'es. Being the erne; Cargoes of de Neutralitaet, A. F. Zwervcr mailer, and Indutria. Jan Jorbine I.ohez, matter, captured and condemned as Prize to his Majeity's coop of wat Cruizer, John Hancock. Mc. commander. The Wine. &c. may be fetn, and Catalogues had, fcven days previous to.the by applying to Mr. Edward ()mammy, mer chant, at Yarmouth aforefaid, or Mr. William Hazard, the Aue tilmecr. LONDON. MONDAY, JUI.Y 29. MCI? OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 . 01.00 K ; Confol6, for money. 8 sl—Ditro, for Auglaft cj. Onmium 4 ii—Eschrti. Bills, par Is. dif. An open Boat from the Fleet off Brel arrived at Falmouth on the 231 inflant, and reported that the whole of the fleet, except thee frigates, and two brigs, had gone to the weaward, under a heavy prefs of tail, in confequence of difpatches from Plymnnth. The difpatches alluded to mug be thole that were fent nut after the arrival of the Cuataux. Of late there teems to be a more than 011mill:runic on the French coati. We have had occallon-within thefe few days to mention two engzgements.between our cruizers and the enemy's craft. By eur Deal' letter of this day we have been informed of another. The VoLCANO bomb has come into the Downs after, an engagement with about so of the French flotilla, bound to Boulogne, which the VOLCANO, aCied no doubt by other vefrels, though they are not mentioned in our letter, forced to take refuge in the harbour of Dunkirk. A Mail arrived ieflerday from Jamaica, brought to. Falmouth by the Princefs Augufla packet, but a. the left Jamaica (even days before the STAUNCH glin t:rig, which arrived hill week from ,that ;nand, (he brings ha dlv any new,. (See our Falmouth letter.) The ddpatches hourly expe&ed from Lord NELSON have not yet arrived. The opinion of naval men eilimating the refpeftive fwiftnefs of the two fleets, from the time of their (pitting Antigua till the Ds• CADS left Lord Nst.soN's fleet, is, that his Lord !hip, if he do not mifs the enemy's courfe, might come up with them in about lat. 40 to the S. E. of the great Newfoundland Bank. Should Lord Neesow have followed the right eourfe of the enemy, it is probable that by this time be has had an aftion, and this very circumllance may have retarded hi's voyage , for, had his Lord fhip come araight for England, he moil have been here by this time. He may, however, have gone to the coaft of France or Spain in put fuit of the enemy if he miff-d them in his coutfe ; but, even in that cafe, we ought very foon to hear from his Lord(hip. It is aprebended by fome wl.ofe opinion is entitled to confideration, that the Combined Fleet may have' • followed a courfe North about (round the North of Scotland) to get into the North fca, and join the Tercel fleet. Should they fucceed in effeeing this, we have no force in that quarter that could offer any effeCtual refillance to their palling the Straits of Dover, and bringing nut their flotilla from Calais and Boulogne, to attempt the long threatened inva lion. We hope Miniflers will not be inattentive to this hint. We fitbjoin two letters from Lord NELSON'S fleet, received from Lifbon by the loft mail. One of them is dated the aoth June, but this is probably a miflake. It was the general opinion throughout the fleet, that the enemy were either running for Cadiz, or fur the Straights of Gibraltar, for the purpofe of getting back to Toulon. RETRACT Or A LETTER [ROM AN OFfICER ON lOARD ONR Of LORD NELSON'S SVADRON, DATED THE 19TH JUNR,eO,S, IN LAT. iB. N LONG. SB. w. " You will be not a little furprifed, fo immediately after my let. ter by the Curitux brig from Antigua, to End our flirt thus far on our way back, having failed from that ifland the morning after 1 wrote you, without taking in any fupply—the inflant the troops were landed we were off. When we reached St. John's, I.Oid Nelfon was informed the enemy had gaffed dote to the ifland four. days only before our arrival, and were fleeting northward; and this was confirmed to us, when getting unty. , -r wei&h, by the return _ _ of tic Netley khooner, who had failed with the honxward•bound eo.,voy, confining or 14 rich (hips, every one of which were cap ti.r,Tl by the Combined Squadron ; and that they are on their way back to Europe has been again confirmed to us by an American, who faw them only two days fail a head of us, In that we may yet over take them. The fullen and unexpedcd arrival of our feet his certainly p:eve ntcd them attacking any of our Minds, but they . have gamed a great objed by throwing in a reinforcement of ten thoufand troops into their different glands. 'The general idea now is, that they are pulling for Toulon, to take in troops for Egypt.— A (loop and frigate :re to be difpatchcd to Gibraltar and Lifborn and, I cmclude. the fleet will remain off Cape St. Vincent until one of th/ m joins with intelligerce. Where we go afterwards I know not, n/A . cure, Lut we mutt rut in t mewhere f, .r water." BITRACT Or A LETTER FROM AN OVIIICER ON BOARD DIE NA.. JILYTT.II 51111DONNMAL, 0117 BERMUDA, JUNE 20. We are again making bt meward. This day has put the v.hole Beet in wonderful ()Arils. The Amazon (puke a Itrangsr laft night, who informed her they faw the blades about two days ago (Leering. E. N. E. an exalt courfe for the Gut of Gibraltar, and about /20 miles a head of us. They were but (even fail of the line more than us ; but that we donor care for, as they are a mixture of all nations. We are all of one mind--nay, with fuch a man as I.ord Nelfon, who is •bere that would not do his utm oft ? Our flips are won t'e•ful, and 1 may fay in the bigheft order I ever Paw flips. All this retina (meaning from Lagos Bay to the Weft Indies, and to oft Bermuda) you will confider has been made in five weeks, and it 'a only (even fence we were as high as Alexandria, in Egypt.— Our Chip Is remarkably healthy--we hot only loft two ago, one the b u nue r, after three days illneci." MARX-LANE. CORN RXCRINGIS. JOLT 29. ' We have federal fulls imports of Wheat to day, chiefly foreign, that fotms a middling fupply; fine is eagerly fought for, and fetChes an advance of 2S. and 3s. per quarter.--Barley and Malt is hut thou fupply,and feverally dearer—Peas full as dear— Beans of both forts are ready Tale, 3'. and 45. higher. W have a tolerable good fupply of Oats, but this article continues to have ready Pale, and full Is. dearer than late high pt ices. Terms of Flour nearly as laQ week. • GENER AL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 5 8 .. 741. Ito. per qr. Grey Peale 423. to 47 11 . Fine Ditto. toes. t tor. od. Brans, sot 56.. Rye, 48.. 52.. od. Tick Ditto ass. .50s. ed Barley. 43. 4 8 .. 04 . OLts, 273. 3I .„ 365. Malt, Bc.s. 85s. od. Poland d:tn, 37. , 39 1 dd. Wbite Peak, 5.05. 565. od. Rape Seed, cos. ocs. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 85.. to 901. Seconds llos. to 85s. per rack. tßost Tilt LONDON GARR rTE, SATURDAY, JULY 27. Avenge Price of Corn in England and Wales, from tie returns riding the loth of tily, 1805. 5 Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Peafe. I. d. s. d. s. a. 15. d. s. d. s. d. 90 1 711 45 8 29 0 146 9 49 3 1 Elle average Price or Sugar, conirored from the Returns made in the week ending july 24. is 525. mid, . per hundred weight. COUNTY MARKETS. PIKES Ot GRAIN AT Mt FOLLOWING NIA . 13.%3INGSToK Z.—Wheat 80s ed to 11113 od per (barter. Barley 441 cd to 46s od I Beans sos al to 54s 01 Oats Sts cd to 34a 651 Peale C 74. od to ocs od Matnottue4o.......Wheat 75s cd to 1244 od per(t. Barley ocs od to 485 0.1 I Beans 455 od to 568 cd Oats 333 Od to 37s Od Peale cos od to 0010 d . Noway a•.—Wheat 7cs cal to I2CS od per O. Barley oos oil to 44s 04 I Beans 534 od to 570 od Oats 29s od to 333 od Peafe oes od to S4/ ' 01 HINLIT.—When 85. od to Its. od per Qr. . Barley 405 od tO 421 od I Brans 48s od to 521 od ' Oath ' 274 cd to ps od Peale scs od to 541 od • • ' Rtantso......Vileat ;6. od to ttp Od pe r Qr. Barley 405 al to 454 od I Beans ' 53 od to 55s od Oats . ,304 al to .;6s od Peafe ocs cd to Co. od PRICE OF COALS SOLD IN THE POOL. July 22, Monday, 6 Cargoes fold from 49s 9d to pa od per ChaL 24. Wednefday, N 0.., fold. • a 6, Friday, 24 Ca: goes 45 5 cd tops ed BRISTGL, JULT 27. The fpirlt of improvement has at ha rancid Ba th], and this ancient City is likely to regain its com mercial confequence. The New Cut and improve ments in the limb:ir, :re carried nn with great zeal and difparch ; the foundations of the call iron bridges are already hid, and the canal in many places is ex cavated to the intended level. Not withaancling the fum of goo,oool. has lately been appropriated for the completion of the Docks and Harbour, to,oool. has been railed by voluntary fubfct iptiou for building and fupportiog an additional wing to the Infirmary. The fpire of Redclitf Chinch is alto, we undet nand, to be 'completed, and a magnificent cenotaph conthaled to the memory of the V.Veted CHATtkitTOl4. The Corporation, vying with the merchants and private citizens in their laudable exertions, have ere.led at their own expellee, to the great convenience of the in habitants and ornament•cf the city, a noble and fpa cious arch for loot paffengers under St. John's Gate. Private letters from Paris flare, that BONAPARTE returned from Italy former than was cxpeiled, on ac count of come pretended plots difcovered by FoucHE, and force real difcontent among the troops on the Coati, whole pay was, until the la of July, three months behind. Though fzveral examples of feve. lit, have been 'hewn, the mutinous difpofition continued, and initead of abating,-in:reafed. This was particularly the cafe with the troops encamped near Brefi, under the command of Atrosas.au, Lail month thelrifh Guides attached to that army prefented a petition for their pay to this General, and complained bitterly of their (offerings. The fix perfons deput44 - ao prefent the petition. were imnie• diately lhot, and ; the whole corps ordered to be re— organized. Some of the Officers were broken, and others condemned to tranfportation to Cayenne.— They were all lucceeded by Frenchmen, with whom the I: Guides are very dilratisfied. Two Regiments of Dragoons and four battalions of Infantry, were, on account of their mutinous difpnfition, fent by AUGEREAU to the interior, from whence the Mini fler Baal-HIER ordered them to Italy. It is reporter at Paris,'that when on the Gill June, AUG EREAU or dered his army to embark on board the Fleet under GANTH EAU ME, the troops, to a man, refilled to obey, Until their arrears due to them were acquitted.—Sun. INDIA.—The late difpatch has brought accounts dawn to the 14.01 of February, communicating the pleating intelligence, that numerous Maltratta Chiefs, f qmerly in the intereft of Holkar, Scindea, or the Boht.fla, have made tenders of their krvices to the Britifh Government; their propolition has been, to be allowed a fpecific annual fum fora given number of men, to. be clothed, paid, and fed by their refpec tive leaders ; and we are given to underfland, that the aggregate of the numbers thus offered, exceeds 7e,ocro men. No direct alfwer had, at the date in quellion, been returned ; but it is probable that the overtures will be declined, as there no longer crafts oceafion for their affidance. A large column of predatory honk, chiefly defer ten from floeutaa's Ilandard, lately made an irrup tion into the Rohilla country, but was encountered by a confiderable body of natives, and cut to pieces. Cathmire is in a Rate bordering on revolt, in con fequence of the new Afghan Cove; nil. having railed the tribute from 20 to 25 Lacs of rupees, with a threat to levy it by military execution, Ihould any delay occur in its payment. The Brahmin town of Nafrnik, lately lacked by HOLKAK, has been repaired and re-peopled, under the aufpices of the Britith Government. The FJz cruizer lately chaced five large piratical pattamars into a dangerous creek on the Malabar coalt, and funk them amongtt the rocks, together with mon of their crews. The Briti(h Government in India, has fent a large fupply of grain into Bondlecund, to prevent the mine, which would otherw•ife have retulted from the ravages of the MArattas. Cs ton.—We have the pleafure to Rate, that moll of the head men of the Dolos Patoo, who were in ac tive and inveterate hollility to the Britifh Govern ment, have abandoned their enmity, made their fub miffion to the Governor, folicited his protellion, and already evinced a difpofition to deferve it. NAIITICifL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WInd S. W. AID. DUE. ARE. DOE. Dublin z z I Hamburgh o 3 Waterford z z I Gottenbur3h 0 * PENzaNce, JULY 26.—Since my left the CARO LINE hired armed brig, Lieut. DERBY, arrived from a cruize, and failed again in company with the GAN. VET and the CDCICATRICR.--..P. S. The GANNET and CAROLIN s are now in fight in the Bay. FALMOUTH, JoLy 26.—Yellerday arrived the Po mona, LETHBRIDGE, from Liverpool; *rowan, CuNov, from London ; and Acrive excite cutter, KiNS/4•PI, from a cruize. This day arrived the Walls ington American fchooner, DRAB, from St. Sebaf tian's ; William Pitt convia fhip, from Portfmouth, having on board 130 females for New South Wales. Yeflerday failed the TOWNSH END packet, Do), erfith: a mail of the 16th inflant, for Lifbon ; and the MAN: cirarrst packet, Davits, with a mail of the 17th inft. for the Windward Ulan& By the Penman Au- , ourre we learn, that at the time the packet left 'Ja maica (Jane to), I‘ lartial Law was in force, and_ a general embargo had taken place, and full continued ; the ifland was in a very good Rate of defence: , The packet was convoyed through the windward palTege by his Majefly's (hip la GOELAN, in company with which, on the r4th June, off the EaR end of Jamaica, fpoke his Majelly's floop Straits, wtOinforkned Cap tain AYSCOUGH, of the GOELAN, Eh2E : Ehe combined fleet bad failed from Martinique on 31ft Mot; with 18 fail of the line, frigates, &c. in all allil'offquare rigged veffels, and that they were gone On art ezpp dition to the Brazils: the Captain of the SNAKE ,re ceived this intelligence from Captain MUDGE of..his Majelly'slbip BLaNcHI, whom he bad fpoke, and who WAS bound to Jamaica, from the windward,' with the intelligence. On the tzth in lat. 40. 52. long. 43. 33. taw a fleet of 3o fail (leering to the eaflward, fuppofed by Captain THOMPSON, of the PRINCESS Au. GUSTA, to be the homeward bound Leeward Ifland fleet ; a frigate from the fleet chased the packet, but loon gave up the purfnit. The only captures made by the combined fleet are the Serapis en flute, and the Cyane fl PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.—Arrived the brig Eleanore Charlotta, Captain Jacos DA/ELS/EOl4, Matter, from the Bay of Rotes, with wine, for Plymouth, laft from Irtlind ; the Danifh brig Five Brodie, Jess Jaw:s N Mailer, from Dram, with timber, deals, &c. for this part; the Pruflian galliot Vrow Sufannah Marga ret:l, C. REDOR, Mailer, from Bourdeauz to Emb den, detained by the Lr,rd Nelfon privateer. Ar. rived alCo l'AroLs and LaTorre frigates, from the Channel Fleet. Sailed his Majefly's fhip HIBERNIA, of 120 guns, and ZEALOUS, of 74 guns, both for the Channel fleet ; alto the HORNET floop of war, with the Pandora armed Ihip for Scilly, to lie there as a la zaretto.—Wind S.W. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 27.—Arrived the TERRIBLE Man of war, from off Ferrol. Sailed the Pomosa frigate, on a cruize". Sailed the Cr RSER US fei4ate, Captain SCLBY, to join Sir JAMES SJIUMAREL's drop. Captain BE/1N LT is gone paffenger in lit: to refume the command of the TRIBUNE frigate, oil Cherbourgh. The Poteotte and AURORA ftigates, with a convoy for the Mediterranean, unmooresi ref terday, but the wind thifting, they %vete obliged t.‘ moor again. Sailed the SARACEN floop,Capz. l's s vorr, on a ctuize. The DESIRE! frigate, Capt. HEATH COTS, lately returned from the Jamaica 11.e.iim, was paid off on Friday.—The DIADEM, of 64 guns, Capt. GRANT, is fitted for a fiireign nation. Sir H POPHAM will 1101 ff his broad pendant on board her. Wind S. W. toaAL, JULY 28.—Sailed the TROMPE est llorp Of war, for Sheernef,. Put back the ZEBRA bomb, ss ith the Euphrates Ealt Indiaman, and the rea of her convoy, which fai!ed yeflerday for Portfmouth. As. rived and failed fur the River, the Favourite, Cap. tain VOLANS, from Surinam. Arrived the GoLlart and DEFENCE men of war, from Plymouth ; alfo the VOLCANO bomb, Captain KiLwror, from off the French coafl, having fallen in with about fifty fail of the enemy's flotilla, bonnd to - Boulogne, which fhe drove into Dunkirk. The Calais and 11-cologne fqua drons re-Armed their Rations laft evening.—Wind S. W. , Hu Lt., Jui.v a6.—'The Mary, Cox, fro m Patrafs; Ranger, Mitchel ; and Britannia, Toon, both from Zante, have attived in Whitebooth Roads, and are placed under quarantine. By an Order in Council, dated the tsth intl. the regulations of the late qua rantine order are to be difpenfed with. in favour of veffels arriving during the prefent feafon from Ton finger, Hamburgh, Bremen, Varel, or any place Act the Northward of thole ports. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. ARRIVED—Off Dovtr, Mary, Phillips, from Tenerife—Off Portfmouth, Friends, Chaters, from Africa—At Lirerpo..l. Re covery, Dunhar, front Maffachufat's ; Aid, Ward, from Oporto; Nancy, Child : and Hero, Smart, from Wilmington—ln the Clyde, Columbia, Watt, from Charlefton ; and Volant, Scott, from Sa vannah—At Guernfey, Peggy, —, from Virginia—(lt Lifbcn; Elizabeth, Phelan; Emulation, Hill; and Ptileilla, from Newfoundland—At Oporto—Muckle Peggles, Smith, from London ; Syrcne, Codner ; and Kargaroo. —, from Newfound land—At Figuera, Dart, Bedlake, from Newfoundland—At Su rinam, Trufty, —; Colpoys, —; Backhoufe, —; and Harriot, Sutherland, from Africa—At Madeira, brothers, Gault, front Falmouth; and Medway, Pots, from Loudon—At Africa, SFeedy, Atkins; and Thames, Black, from London ; Diana, it•lanu ; Ann, Willoughby; and Praident, —, from Liverpool —At *Limerick, Lord Duncan, Daniels, from• London-tit New York, Ponithia, —,from London—At Newfoundland, Adv eu • titre, —, from rook ; cnd .Ptincefs Royal, ---, from Liver pool—At Angola. Mary and Hannah, ---, from Liverpool—.. At Surinam, hate, Irwin, from Attica. IXSTRIELVION At PRIZE-MONET. The Tonnant,for the capture of the French Dip lity,nno't winks 29, 1803, will he paid on Thurfday the -Rut AI g. . No. 3, Salter's•ball-court, Cannon-neat, and recalled every n. day agd 'llorfday for four months. The Naiad, for the capture of the two French pinnaces. 361 and 369, on the 27th Noronha, Igoe, will be paid on brit.: on her arrival in ',rut, and recalled at NO.22,SIiITCy Arco, hi r every Wedoefday and Friday for three years. Th e megura, and the Folkftone hired armed Tepper, for the capture of the Nears Signora del Carmen, Sinn. ; cr a., Item Will be paid at No. 9, New Sroad-ftreet, on Wed.leblay the sat 101 l and recalled every Wedstiday and Thuifday for three yew, HIGH COURT or ADlAlltALTY.—Friday the Right Hon. Sir W. ScoTr proceeded to the adjudi. cation of the following cafes : Janus, Storeys lVfafter.—ln this cafe there were twn claims with okra to a quantity of Spanilla wool. The Court ojeded one, and diredtod further proof as to the other. Zeidenruft, Rozenia Matter.--This veffel wu laden with a fare° of cheek, on a-voyage from Amfterdam to Corunna. o condemned; and the claim of the neutral wafter, for trei4:., and czpences, Pejedled. Ls Perla, r--.-..Mafter.—This was a chins, for TY.I B as Fortsgucle property.—Condemned. mailer...DU Brandt, T o ur s M a n er T o r i c i l , w e u M fte " rt 6l' 4aller—Packet Von Embdeo, G,,v, r , htaft r—Dorothoa Ellzaheth, Fohrbodt Maher—Nymphia, Mafter.—ln the shove cafes the Court dilated itatlacr proof of the property, and decreed frtight and expences. The Spring, WAcrkis, from Poole. fin. New York, is 101 l on the Ifle of SAble ; crew caved. This forenoon th,e Eaft London Militia, command. ed by Sir Jon NI EAI4 kl, made a grand falute at the Mullion Houle, on their march through the City, towards Greenwich and Woolwich, to relieve the other Regiment, which returns to town. Monday, the laft Ilivition of the ren's Crezaao Regiment marched but of Cork, or. their route to iiewcaftle. •Notwith ft anding the hirs of the Antigua (hip•, raw fugars on F:iday experienced a trifling reduaion of price. The corn crops in every part of th e country are o f excellent tiromife. . . Tite following is laid to be Rate of our fevetal. European fonadrons, independent of thole in the I)owna and North Seas, viz.—Admiral Coattwacus 'al fail t Admiral STIILLING ? off Rochefort, 6; Ad miral Sir R. Cause', off Ferrol, to; or, according to other accounts, 15; Admiral COLLINGIVOOD, 1 off Cadiz ; and Sir K. Bicerrroa, in the Mediter ranean, g. In addition to this force there are levet; fail of the line lying in Cawfand Bay ready for fca. Letters from Guernfey, dated on Wednefday Lai, hate, that on the 16th a heavy firing was heard of St. Malo, the occafion of which was not known; it is, however, fuppofed that the French frigate which lay there, pot to fca, and captured two of our gun brigs, the PLUMPER and TEAZEIt t thofe rebels being after wards milling. Letters have been received from Cadiz, of fo late a date as the za of July. They mention, that all mer, cantile correfpondence dire& with this country is opened aud fent to Madrid, to the great inconveni ence and prejudice of trade ; and recommend their letters to be lent rtridLifhon. An Enalilh packet ha 4 been captured, and fent into Cadiz. From Malaga and Barcelona they write, that the typhus . fever,'Which fo cruelly ravaged thole dif; trial tali year,:has pot revifited them (as it wa; muck dreaded it would) this (cairn.' A Letter from an Officer onboard Lord NaLsovert flog this the VICTORY, dated at Antigir the math June, rays, that VILLENfOVR, the Commander in Chief of he - `ombined Fleet, is dead,; and that the Second in Co mtriand, CRA V 644, Wag rlawyr:rontly ill, The, command is given to two other, who ciffes-ro widely, that it give, us great reason to foppoie have nor as yet determined upon any partituhir ob. jea, except jutt kee,iing clear of us. • • . - It is Paid, that on the t gth, Lot d Niisow fpoke ; Bermudan privateer, whim three days h-ire, had feen !everal large Ihi v s ltanding to the nOtth•well.—• A Providence larig,had likewite ftirnifhpd his Lord fhip with fome intelligence, which had confirmed him in t . .e coutfe he had adopt a • -Cape RIYTHFR. I • •-r FORD lay ' s, that when he left the fleet, Lord Nvettot bad not the kali idea of the enemy!s going ro Ame.: rata ; but were fat i•fied they were making the beit of thcir way' to Eutope. Letters from Trinidad of the 7th of June mentinr, that the gal rilon confitis of the 24 Royal , , the 37th regiment ; and the 7th and Bth Welt India regi ments, with a large detachment of Artillery, betides a numerous and excellent Militia, and finne colonial dragoons very well appointed. There was not an height capable of defence, or an !tambour fuCceptible of attack, that was not proteaed be heavy cannon ; and the greateit reliance was placed by the colony in the energy and talent cf Gen. H/SLOP. Saturday we received a packet of Charlefion Pa pers to the 27th ult. by a veffel arrived from Wil• mingtorf; they Rate feveral more flips to have beta captured off that bar by the Efperance and two other French privateers. Three vetfels have latel; arrived at Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Bolton ; with emigrants from the North of Ireland and from Scotland, and others were expected to follow. A fmall Spanifh privateer of two gems, on the 4th, sth, and 6th ult. captured three Britilh veffels from Norfolk, Virginia ; one of them was laden with na val (totes for Liverpool. Accounts•have been received by the Lifbon Mail, o!' the American ship' Hudfon having been captured on her paffage fr om New York f.r Naples. by Spanifh privateer, and carried into Cadiz, where b.:01 (hip and cargo have been condemned. It wai 111 1 , po:ed, that the numerous infults previoully 01Ert'd by the Spanith cruizers to the American flag, were unauthorifed by the Government, and would be dif• claimed by it ; but the recent adjudication of ,Le Spanifh Admiralty Court, ha% put an end to that pleafing delulion, and will doub!ef; be f 1! ed by mealures of airtive hoßility. An Atrerica ,, note (hip, alfo, The United States, dettio...a.c... .1,- )4.41. terranean, is Rated to have been captured by the Spaniards in the Straits of Gibraltar. In no way whatever can a (mall fnm of money he made to produce a very large one, f.s Ipeedily as in a State Lone, y, and this has, no douht. created the teat rapport that Lotteries have r, rived : the pre. f , nt Scheme holds out an advantage which has not elided for many years namely, the toohey given for blinks which affords the advewurer a chance of the great Prizes at much ley than the ufual rick.