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been had to the commercial eta& Calls and Ma d( it' have each contributed a million of piaQres and au equal turn is exported from the Other"commercia, cities. By means of thefe rind other conttibutionsl we !ball be able to fit out 36 blips of the line. There is, however, a want of tailors ; as within the lift two cr three years fince, more than to,ooo of them, to arcid falling viEtims to poverty and famine, have been obliged to enter into foreign tervice. We are affured the Prince of Pace will be apyoint. ed tole firft Miniller, and that the Other will r. dif su:ffed. Thus much is certain, thit the Prince in the meeting of merchants at Madrid, when he Rated the rew order of things, expreffed great fatisfadiun with ' refped to the diredion of the finaacea, and expertly flirted, that ail approaching change in the fame, as :lib in the united miniary of jullice and war, Was no longer doubtful. Againa the latter, the Governor of the Council of Caine has made tome very urgent remonflrances to his Catholic Majefiy. The fucceffor in the war department, it is ezpeled, will be Gene ral TAILAIICO, who has the command in Gallacia. The negociations now carrying on by the Ameri can Minilter at Aranjuer, are very aftive, and we are allured may be wetted to have the wifhed for BRIMS, MARCH 15...5iT GRORat RUMBOLD rived here from London on the t 3th inn. as a private Individual. The Ruffian Plenipotentiary, Baron de tVINZIN GEROOI, is expetted to let out on his return for St. Peteriburgh in a few days. The Pruffian Envoy, M. de GUAtirilll, is arrived tt Madrid. The Duc de FLPURT, late firft Chamberlain to Louis XVI., and who has hitherto refided at the Court of the Count de Litt' (Lours XVIII.) is now here. He has, as well known, fent his fubmif lion to Paris, and received perminion to return. VISSINA, Tca. 27.-.-The Archduke Curium's, as we arc afired, will leave this capital in a little tithe in order to vifit the military frontiers of the Italian provinces. The ecrilon or troops efiablifhed there. after having formed for Tome time the fubjea of ex planations between this Couit and that of France, has lately been fo under another polo . ' of view with the Court of Etruria. The latter has officially informed the Au:lrian Government of the entire ectlation of the epidemy of Leghorn, and at the fame time re quelled the revocation of thole very term but Wu ury meafures by which Aufiria has, as it were, :n -terropted all the commercial relations between the two countries. This earnel requefl gave rife here to an extraordinary conference of State, at which he Court Phylician, H. Smits, was Prefein ; bit after mature deliberation it WAS deteralined, from impe rious motives, for the public good, to give to the Court of horence, tin anfwer "contrary to the willies of the Court of Florence : It was refolved, in' he Paid ' eanferente of State, that the military cordon on the Italian frontier Stall be maintained, till a longer pe nod of health has given a llionger guarantee againft the return of the evil. COPINKAGIN, MaicN li.—There are now fist! Dania (hips lying in the harbour of Cadiz, which are reduced to great difficulties by the blockade of that port. The Danith Conful has applied to the Commander of the Engfill fquadron ctuizing before the harbour, to know whether thole Mips which were provided with proper certificates anti were only la den with ballan or fait, would be permitted to fail ? but no anfwer had been retqrnet: on the firft of lall month. LLTDIM, MARCH t4.....At the Audiences given by the Emperor of the French, after his coronation, to the funainnaries invited to attend that ceremony, were the Pref . :dents of the Cenfillories of the Luthe• ran and Reformed Commur.ions. The Addrefs to the Emperor by the Dean of the Prefidents of the Confiflories of the latt:r Communion, M. MARTIN, Pallor at Geneva, and the remarkable anfurer of the Emperor, have not yet been publilbed. They are as follows : DHICOORSI •DDRtSSRD TO THI 111FIROI OF THR FRIACH, RY M. MARTIN, OF GEARVA. • His Majefty has fulfilled the with long finer fornted by the I reformed Churches of Franco, in enabling them to carry to the. l foot of the Throne their homage, and the exprellion of their fen- tirnents. It is with the liveheft fattiest:lion that we come to ex- prds to his Majefty, for ourfclves and fur our churches, our re l i - freftfulgratitudt for the proteetion which be Las hitherto grant ed to us, and the full confidence we place in the oath which he Las taken In our pick= with fo much folem:.ity to mair.taln the hlierty of worthip; an oath that gives tranquility to confeiences, and mfuni the peace of the church. We hope that all the French of all communions, all of whom we regard as our brothers, feel u we do, the value of this benefit. We will merit it by our gratitnde,our fidelity and our fulunilfion to the laws, of which we have uniformly given clam*. May our fervent prayers draw down upon his Ma. I ly, upon the Emprefs, and upon the Princes of the Imperial Fa. 4!y. all the klefarls of the King of the World ! ! May his Ma- is.: y, alter having done fo much for his glory, add to It the title of ' Pacificator of all Europe, and ceafe to Alive any other way of ex- ercifing his virtues, cacept in contri'..itit•g to the happinefs of his ;topic, and augmenting the true gicri of S vereigns." ♦RSWER OF TN! EMPEROR. "1 fee, with pleafure. ambled here the Palters of the reformed churches of France- I rein with eig,emels this opportunity to ex prefs my fatidaetion at the fidelity and good etoraduet of the piton and citiae.ns of the feveral Proteftaut communions. 1 with It to be known, that my firm refolvc and with arc to maintain the li berty of wortlip. The empire of the law ends wb re the indefi nite empire of conf ieuce begins. Neither the law nor the Swee t% `gn undo :ny thing againft that liberty. Such are my principle*, and tLeic of ate nation ; and if any of my race, w•ho ma; fucceed Lit',pall forgct the oath I have taken, at:A.11)11U by a talk con .,'• nee, pall violate it,l here devote hit; to public animadvattoo l 4...! I amli...ac you to ;ere him the name of Nao." 11.4 R K. LANE. COIN sicuanCi, stascis 25. Tht fre& arrivals of Wheat to day are but few ; tae (apply is confaierable, from much of lall week's remaining on hand, fates are dull, and at lets price a. Barley is in plenty, part from Norfolk, and rather jOwer. Malt, with Bemis of each kind, have little Rultuation. White and Grey Peas are in large quan tities, and further decline. We have large fupplies of Oats, and feveral foreign velicls come in, which create a farther reduaion of one Wiling and two (billings per quarter. Flour is Rill in large (apply, and full five Chitlings cheaper than 1e:1 Monday. GENERAL CURRENCY As UNDER. Wheat. 655. 78..40 per qr. Grey Pare 355. to 404. Fine. Ditto. 9ii. 1004. Od titans ! , 425. 484 od. Rye, Bs. hos. od. • Tick Ditto 455.474 Od puler, em 46e. od. Oats, 121. 251.175. ~ Malt, 745. 80s. od. • poland ditto, 28s 294 od. White Peak. 41e. Os. od.. • .Cinquefoil, 364. 40s Rape Seed, 431. to 471. per lan. . PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour Bos. to 85,. Seconds 744 to 80s. per rack.. 110111 THE . i SATOIMAY, MARCH . 11. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales. from the returns i s ending the i6th of March, 1 80 . Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. I Peak. s. d.,, s. J. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 93 o 6o 7 48 5 27 6 47 8 51 to The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Kowa.% made in the week ending March to, is 5 ts. 44d. per hundred weiet. COUNTRY MARKETS. Planet or GRAIN AT TN! FOLLOWING MARRPTS. • BAFINGS7oRt *Wheat 92s ed to tr's od per Qparter.; Barley 45s od to 495 ed I Beans 49s cd to 5'54 od Oats a's od to 3os od Peak ocs od to oos od MitiorpittsAo.—Wheat 765 od to 1121 od per Qt. ! Barley 461 od to Jos al Beans 49 5 od to 5 6. od Oafs 29i 641 a 34. u 1 I Peale 54s od to 56s od NewbUitT.--Wheat 66. cd to 113. od per Qr. Bade/ 441 04 to 401 od I keens Jos od to 5 41 od Oats Si. od to 28. od Peale 48. od to j7s od Hatccsr...Wheat 6os cd to 126. od per Q. Barley 445 od to 50a od I Beans od to 325 od Oats 241 od to 3es ed Peale jos od to 54s cd lite4olNaL—Wheat 65. od to tick od per Q. Barley 40a od to 47s 6d I Beans 45s od to 4 3 s od Oak 24s od 2111 6d Peale S3s cd to ccs cd Saturday morning, Coon after breakfaft, his MAJII - and the Dolce oi CAMBIUMS rode from Windfor, with feveral attention's, to Langley Broom, for the purpofe of taking the diverflon of flag hunting. As limn as his Mai as Tv arrived on the ground the deer was turned ont of a cart. He (hewed great (port at Ratting, and was takon at Cobham, after it run of upvra ds of three hour:. Yellerday at one o'clock, a Privy Council was held at Lord folutoaava'a o:Ece. Earl CAMDUW, Sir W. SCOTT and Mr. PITT were among thole who attended the 'Council till three o'clock. The Rut Lib Ambadador attended the Council. Lurd Mo', we underhand, has refigned the Chief Command in Scotland. Lord RODMIT is appoiuted Lord Lieutenant of Radnor&ire. A alivition of the 39th (one of the regiments which is to compote the fecret expedition) arrived at Gof port on Thutfday lag, and have occupied Hallar Barrackt, the remainder was to march in on Satur day. No other regiment has yet arrived in that neighbourhood, except the 44th, which went to Hil • fea Barracks the preceding week. It is raid that be tween twenty and thirty Medical Gentlemen had been jug appointed to accompany the expedition, over and above the eliablifhment belonging to each re fpedive regiment. The brigades of Guards, Rationed at Chatham and Deal, and Major General Sir J. Molite's bri gade; confining of the 43d, sad, and 78th regiMents of infantry, and a detachment of the 95th, or Regiment, ate laid to be under orders for forCign ler vice, but it is not known whether they are to form a part of a fecret expedition, or to be font to the Weft Indies. The officers of the expedition confider their deßination to be the Mediterranean. The Bill for allowing a certain portion of the Mi litia voluntarily to enlill into bib Majefly's regnlar forces, ha; been printed. Derides the regulations and protilions Rated by Mr. PITT, in his explanatoi•i fpeech upon its introduction, it contains the. follow ing chutes : His Majtsry is to appoint the regi ments into which Paid Militiamen may volnnteer. If the number of men do not enlift in the firft. in-' Rance, they may afterwards be permitted to Miff when the full number do not enlift, the vacancies to be fupplied tinder Ads of the lag Seffion, until the Militia is reduced to original quota. Se►jeants and Corporals may enlift. Their &slitting to be difthiri cd and attelled, if approved: Drummers, Mtaficians, or Arniouters, not entitled to enlia without content of the Commanding Officers. Commanding Officer of Militia may refute to difcbarge perfons deftrous of enlißing into the Regular Forces, upon affigning a fitfficient caufe to the General Officer, or Adjutant General, who is to determine the validity. Ad not to extend to counties in which original quotas hate not been railed. _ Government have come to the refolution of build. ing all along the beach, a fidfierent number (4 . Mar tell° towers, for the fecurity and prole lion of Pevenfy Level. Colonel Twiss, we underaand, has die fu. per intends= of the works, which will be fet about immediately. Early on Wednefday morning, a meeting took place at Kirklillon between two military Gentlem e n, prefently quartefed in E.dinburgh Cattle. After a changinl; thou, the difpute *as amicably adjulled by the interference of their feconds, in a manner honourable to both panics._ On Sunday, an elegant dinner was provided at the London Tavern, by the Weft India Merchants and Planters, to which his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLaissics was invited, with feveral Members of both Hutifes, who bad oppofed the Bill for the abolition of the Slave Trade. A Court-Martial was held on Friday on board the GLADIATOR, at Portfmouth. for the trial of Captain DUFF, of his Majefty's (hip Msc•a•. The charges preferred againft him by Mr. Srosss, late Porter of the !hip, were, for having encouraged defertion, by turning away fame of the men ; ad, for having rated petty officers and men not qualified ; 3d, for unne ceirary expenditure of floras; and, Wily, far un• gentlemanlike language to his °them. The firft and chit d adages were nut proved. The fecond and third were partly proved; for which he was /lightly repri =Wed. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY. — Wind N. E. ARR. MIL AIM nut. *DAM a Hamt•urgh o Waterford a t j Gottenburigh x 3 PROM THE LONMIN GAZETTE, MARCH al. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MARCH 23. Copy of a Letter from tbc Hon. Rear Admiral C to WILLIAM MAIM:MN, Efq. dated on board his Majeity's fhip Noe - roux , off the B r of Lifbon, March 5, 1805. Sir—l enclofe a copy of a letter from Capt. ROSE, of his Majelly's fhip CIRCE, giving an account of his having captured a Spanifh privateer fchooner. She feema a remarkably fine veffel ; • and, as fhe proceeds with the fquadron, I (hall ('on be able to judge of her qualific a ti ons . I am , dt c . (Si gne d) ALEX. COCHRANE. Clacc, at Sea, March a, 1805 Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, that yelterday, I captured, off Oporto, la Fama Spanifh lchooner piivateer, mounting four bra& wins, and 62 men ; nut eight days from Vig o , b ut - had made no cap tures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 1011• S Rose. Copy of a Letter from Captain F t quaAß, late Commander of his Majelly's bomb the Aco 'sow, to WILLIAM 114ARMIRN, FN. deed in Malaga Pam Feb. r 2, tBos. Sir—You will be pleafed to lay before my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty the enclofed copy of an account tran'mitted to Lord NELSON, of the' capture and deftruflion of his Majedy's flOop AR- Row, Captain VINCENT, and ACHEROW bomb, under my command, acquainting their Lorcifhkis that, from the uncertain Efate [ am in with refpe& to the fafety of Captain VINCENT, or to what port he may have been carried, I have thought it my duty not to let : at; opportunity flip of giving his Lordfhip the earlieh information, as well es t:te Commanding Of ficer at Gibraltar, that immediate Alliance and pro teaion might be afforded to the convoy. I have the honour to be, Etc. (Signed) ART. 'ARC:THAR. Procectlinis of his Majeft y Bomb Veld Acataun, Sunday, kel)ruary 3. My Lord—At daylight two ltrange fail were leen from the malt head, bearing about E. S. E. of us ; at eight A. M. they had oonfiderably neared us ; we were a: this time in the rear of the convoy.— About halt pan ten, the Atitow afited, per Tele graph, my opinion of Chips to the eaftward: I lime diately wore (hip and Itood towarels them ; obferved the headmoft (hip to (hoiten fail, by hauling down the nodding fails ; made fi gnal 642 to the AR Row, then hnined the private fignal, and continued upon a wind (landing to them ; at quarter pall eleven made the fignal for their being lii.piciolis (they not hav ing anfwered the private fignal). I was now fo near as to be able to obferve they were frigates. and at half pall eleven to difcrwer thit they had their fpare an chors in their main chains, which immediately led me to fuppofe that they were French. At fifty mi nutes PAR eleven wore (hip, and made all fail to wards the ARRow, who had by this time quitted her t‘w, and made fignal for convoy to continue the fame courfe, although lhips of war ailed other wife. At half palt twelve P. M. (Monday per log ) hoifted our colours and filed a gun, which they paid no attention to. Signals 360 and 322 were then made to the Atitow, who immediately made fignal to the convoy for aft enemy, and to make all palitile fail to the r.;.pointed rendez coos, ss hieh was repeat ed. The file,ates had by this time made all poflible tail in chafe of us, but the wird being light and va riable from the eatiward we raz!ier gained upon them. At halt pall 1. in P. M. having joined the ARRow, I went onboard: Captain VINCENT appear eci fatisfied they were enemy's !hips ; they were now about five mils trim us ; it was refolved to make faii, and keep in the rear of the crinvoy. for their protedinn. It was calm until th.ven P. M. when a blecze fpreng up form the NV. S. W. wore fhip, and hood towards the ARROW. t'. t. twelve ate hailed, and derired we would keep in her wake in clofe order.— A t two A. M. faw two fail upon the lee bow; cal led the hands to ,qu : irfers. At half pall came up with them, and chfcovered they were two of the con vny. At a cißatter pan four A. M. faw two other (hips (landing to us on the oppofite tkck. At forty five minutes pan four the ARROW hailed the head , moll (hip, then palling under her lee ; being in dote order the loon came abrealt of the ACHERON. I faw Rte was a large frigate prepared to engage. I hailed her, alking what (hip is that ? the anfwered what fhip are you ? and immediately gave us her broadfide of round and grape, which did us very cnnliderable da mage in rigging and fails, betides curving away the flings of the main yard, and the main top gallant *yard in the flings, but did not kill , or wound any one ; we returned her ere, then hove about and gave her the guns from the other fide, and kept lip the fire while our (hot would reach her. The ARROW bore up and raked her. At or about half pan five the fecond frigate puffed the ARROW (then lying to up. on the ftarboard tack) without firing ; a little after wards the appeared as if intending to wear, and hav ing her ftern towards the ACHERON, we gave her two rounds from the larboard guns. She then hauled her wind and flood towards the other frigate. The peOple were now employed in fpiicing the rigging and getting another topgallant yard and fail ready to fend aloft. At daylight obferved the enemy had French colours flying, and one of the frigates bear ing a Commodore's pendant. They then wore and flood to os ; anfwered our fignal and repeated the annul to one of the (hips of the convoy ; bore up dole to the Alma; at fevri fhe hailed us, and de fired ire would keep in her wake, in clofe order ; made fail its the (larboard tack, doling with the ene my ; at twenty-five minutes pan feven the headmoll frigate being abreall of the ARROW, and within half mu(ket (hot, fired her broadfide at her, which was immediately returned ; at thirty minutes pan feven (he was abrealt of us, and gave us a broadlide ; we then commenced aaion with her, whit!' we continu ed until the fecond fiig.oc, which was the Commo dore's, came up to and tired into its (having engaged the ARRow in paling); we now returned our fire up on this (hip until we came cleric up with the ARRow, who had put her helm a-weather and was now rak ing her; we hauled our wind to clear the ARROW. who appeared to be wearing ; I hailed, and diked if he meant to come again to 'h e wind on the (larboard tack ? ,but could not underltand what he (aid ; as loon as clear of the ARRow, we again direaed our fire ogainll the Commodore's (hip, which we conti• nued until eight, when, with the greaten grief, I law the ARROW obliged to ftrike c being no longer able to contend with the rest ruperiorfty of force (+ppnf• ed to her. She had, I conceive, received rroich da mage in the act of wearing ; the wind being li4ht the lay a considerable time with her head to tile ene my. The Acurana being now very much difithieJ in malls, fails, snd rigging, and part of her fleetivt,t carried away, I conttiered further refinance on my art could anfwer no good, and, unwilling to fact i tze the lives of men who had given me the higit , ll proof of' their courage. I determined to m tke what fall I could, with Hale hopes of laying the (hip, but with a view of prolnngt. v the time of my being captured, to give the convoy the better chance of eleaping. The fuperiority• in failing of the .cnerny's fnip rendered the chafe but lliart tit three quarers pall eight having in chafe received one broadtide and part of another,and the enemy now very near us, with the greaten mortification and forrow I was obliged to furrender to the French ft Tgate l'Hortenfe, of guns; commanded by Mon:leur Du LA MARItt 1.1 MILLE* is, who, finding her much difabled, as foots as the ofticers and thip's company were removed, let her on fire. (Signed) mutts. saitu_ounit. The fchoa•ing is laid t,. be a correct rf the kil led -and %1•111 ilded on bo.rd 'JIG AC H ERON it-,t. Wm. Cryck,:r. .f the Royal Marines. a patren ger—Richard 01 .ver, private marine: aid Jahn Drury, fcaman. Wounded-1 kut. Digit, of the Navy, paffenger—Rowl.nd Stepbettfon, maltres-mate—John Simpfon, mitlthipman--l-i• L •h M'Laucklin, William Thomas, John Peirce, Edward Sadler, a. . 1 Jonathan Hardy, teamep. FALMOUTH, MArtcH oz.—Arrived this day th , .t Unity, AtwsLL, from Weymouth ; and the Con coati tender, Lieutenant POOLS, from Dublin, for Plymouth. Sailed the Kitty privateer, of London, of zo-guir, Captain Muscaovi. on a cruize ; alfo the floop cf war Cii4LEW, of 16 guns, Capt. J. M. NoaTHFY, to j(?itt the outward-bound Newfoundland fleet, till whole *of which palled this port in the courfe of half an hour, with a Erie br.!eze at Eaft, which han continued blowing hong all this day. The Mari ehetler packet, wi:h mail., of the loth inflant, for the Leeward Islands; and Wattingham uitto, with ma il s of the ryth lull. for Lifbon, are ready for lea ; the Litter expats to fail to-morrow, and the former on Sunday next. PLYMOUTH; MARCH 23.—Came in the Danifh gal lioct Ingermargrethe, Capt. AILAO AscaosoN, from Marfeil!cs and Cette, bound .o Denmark, laden with brandy, put in by contrary wind; the PRETTY Lass, of 16 guns, and I awGFri , of 14 guns, from a cruize ; the Providence, Capt. Pt.st;ra, from Lon—in ri 'lnd for this port, with timber and deals; alfo the HIND COE• ter, of 1.1. guns, from a criize, and the Mary Ann, Capt. Etivaz, From Gucrufq, for the Ifle of Man and Belfait, with brandy, 4c. PORTSMOUTH, MARCY :4.--Arrived the GREY mouhn trigatr, from a cruize off Havre.—Sailed the NANcy cutter. on a cruize of ditto. Wind N. E. Drat., MARCH 24.—This morning arrived the JAMAICA frigate; HARPY and the ORESTES floop of war, from a cruizr, and remain in the Downs with the flips as per !aft. Wind N. E. blows hard. Lt ITH,MARCH on Tueray a: Leith, the Swetiii.., thin Aurora, Captain DAPINBFRG, fiden with Cork, from l'alamos, on the coati of Caul. nia. On Saturday arrivel in Leith Roads, the Langley of Leith, RnbEILT GRAt'Arel M3:ICF, from Lifbon, laden with lemons, oranges, acid fig'.—The matter repolts, that on the 4 .3 th inttar,t , aly•11 lat. 47. 36. be fell in with an armed brig, of to guns, which gave chace to him under Spanith c• lour,, for nearly three hours, during which time the Langley returned the fire from her Item chace guns, and by dint of fupetior failing efcaprd flom the Spanith brig.—About fix hours after the Spaniard left off the chace, the Lang ley fell in with, and (poke the VFLAmpos Brittth friA-ate, which form alter went in chace of the enemy. —On Saturday arrived in L e ith R oa d s , f i r m) the Dowas, the Lot MELyitta armed brig ; alfo feve ral vetfels to join convoy for the Bahic. The Dan:ih Conful at Leith has received information from the Royal Board of Quarantine of Copenhagen, that no filip will be admitted into any of the ports of the Baltic which has nor, in her paftage either by the Sound or the ILlts, touched at Ellinore, Nyborg, or Frederica, and there procured a clearance and bill Of health ; and that any (hip attempting to enter a port without faid bill of health, will be !emitted to one of thefe fore-mentioned places, to undergo loch • examinations as the Commitiioners of Health may direa. FROM I.LOYD'A LIST. GRAVEUND,MARCU 24 —Pallid by, the Euphrates, We!Mead, from Madras; Lord MclvilL. Lettoa ; and Davi,i .".Cl4t. jontis, from Fn-tuna, Anderfuri. Goan Memel; A mbrore, Hen de ricks, from 'feu ningen ; Wecleeart. Kluick, from Pilau ; Threu Sifters. Viands, &ten Embden ; Ea Duke, froth Norway ; Jonge Jan. Left; Jacobs; Minerva, Laidlong ; and Jonge Ro fctta. Thomas, from Rotterdam ; Eliza, Fronk ,from Antftertla m ; Vrow Anna, Cord..; Vruw Margaretta, Jamea; Two Brothers, Hendricks; N'tow Alina, (:lots; and Derma, Chtiftoplaer, from Windt-Ir.—Failed the Ttro friends, Dale,•for Demerara; Trans fit, Littler, for Smyrna; anti Litly Kenmere, Smith, fur Cork. Alt atvcro —Off Seaford, Mary Ann, Ranger, —, and the Bety, Nawland, Iron Cork—At Liverpool, Ruby, Itl'Ears lane. from Halit'ar..; and the Princes Royal. Mills, front lawn— At Exmouth. Two ' Has, —, ion) Lithun—At Clyde, Argo, Mail.. from I Arbon—At Dublin. Either, Vidfun, from Labial, and Coe Twee Bru.i.rs. Jarrett, from Beurdeaux—At Leith, AICIIU dcr, I i ind, from Virginia. The Golden Greve, Wslls.is arrived at Jamaica from Greenock Tie Euryalus friziite r.rrited at Mao.elra on the tyth February. She parted from the il:ct which failed from Cork on the 29th of January, fur the Welt Indies, about a week before. all well. • The Bridget, Flaibro, from .Z.tme for London, Is taken by the Frer,c' , .. and hurtit. The Elizabeth., Evans. end the Sarah. Jones, from Dublin for Loudon, were loft near Boulogne on the Lath of December. The (hip lnduory, elptnin krytes Blain, from Jamairi hound to Dublin, arrived in thr Bay of Rothcfay, on the mottling of l'hurfday the 54th day of Nl,:rch, 5905, after a patTage of fev.m teet, werks, and et c. , urtte iti; . ; a t:c.tl of ::ad weather. She parted convoy and Ina I.er Ism in lAt P . 4). N. long. 40. 13. W. Cargo is e:;tton, fugar. loovood, &e. The John M..r .te. frnrn Liverpool for New l'nrk, has hrtn on future 'war Li errwl, but got off wlth confid, r bic damage. A very fine flip, prize to the EURYALUS, Hon. Capt. BLACKWO 'l3, arc lorry to fay, was 101 l nn 'ruefday fe'nnight in Trarnote :lay, Ireland. She had been ordered to E.);;larid ; and having damagsd her rudder, in end:iv/In:in:4 to getgeonod Scilly , the aas obliged to bear op 1,.r t.lle above harbour : the a eatht r being thi3; ani hazy, ih.! got rmbayed, and was d: itren ran ('.:ore ; the c: w weir fortun itely laved. Lieutenant PHILLIP), whn commanded the Cea vu,„oN, o f so gon:, durit,f th e abience 01 Captain LIND, and f,. gAllautly defend:d that %hip againfl the Mat clzo, is prernutcd to the rank of Commande.r I 1 . I