Star. — London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

\. o billion of dollars, had been occafioued by a d►eadfuA cre which broke nut in the city of New York, early n the morning of the 18th of December. Ten Hamburgh M.rils are now due—a circura. Lore which has occurred only twice in the courfe of ley( cal years pall. This morning two Gottenburg Mails arrived, by xs: ch we have received the following articles : 'lissina, Jan. 2.—Order; have been given to fit OM at Venice in a then time 22 corvettes from t a to s‘i guns. We arc allured that General hiscc will have the command of our thong cordon of troops on the ha !..tn Frontiers. ENC E. DE!. T 8 —'ll'e Aufirian cordon drawn :long the Italian frontiers on account of the epide :nical fever is f' firong, that it is considered as like -xi fe an army of obfavviol2. lieLoctia, Drc. 16 —Some perfons have died at Fifa of a fufpicious diforder, llnce which all corn nsunication with Leghorn is prevented more Rrialy than ever. VENICt, DEC. 20.-:—The Seven Hands are nal tinder a provironary government : every ifland has a native of one of dr. r:!hcr for its principal magif t-ate. The econorn::.l, federative, and political authority, however, rdides in the Ruffian Plenipo ttntiary, at Cori - n, ofhch conr:tis of three Alenvbers. MADRID, Dsc. t.—lt is Paid that the Chevalier (rANDUAGA, our late Ambatrador at London, will take the place of Admiral GRavira, our late Am baffAclur at Paris, who is recalled to take the com- mand of the Spanifh fleet. A part of the r_larrifon here has received orders to h..ld itfelf is readinefs to march. A quantity of ar tillery from the gre7t Arfenal at Segovia will be fent ag..inft Gibraltar The war againft England will be carri-.4 on with -igour ; and the greater part of our Marine, which confißs of 65 fhip, of the line, tif va ticus sizes, befdes other velfels, will be g, • in sea diii,efs for fea immediately. Pdblic prayers will Icon be put up for the bleifings of Hilissrts on our arms. AMETERDA!f, JIM 5.--According to our tolerant tot Austrian P. mbaffador at Paris has given in a Note, relative to the cordon of Aufir . ian troops along tl.. Italian homier, znd to the affairs of STc.:crioast, JAN. I.—Their Swecin Majefties, it is underliood, may with certainty be expelled back Kre in the course of the prefent month. Sledges have already gene from hence to Yflad fur their con ylvance. tz.--Accounts from St. PeterfLurgh Rate, that the greatel attivity prevails in the dockyards, E.,:h at Cronfiadt and Revel : at the former place fe veral new (hips are building. A formidable fleet, it is laid, will loon be in a Rate of readinefs. From Berlin we bear that the late encroachments of the French in Harriburgh, and the feizure of Sir GEoacs Rbvv'tD and the Meffenger, have ever fince made his PIA - ran Majelly view all the motions of BONAPARTE T.:lh a jealous eye. YKONTIERS Oi RUSS!A. JAN. I.—M. d'OUERIL, late Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at Pari, has fince his ::turn been appointci a Counfellor of State, reward cc: aith confid:rable prefents, and employed in the 4.:partrnent of foreign affairs. Yeflerday roothii,g, about half pail nine o'clock, NIAjt.ST:F: .ad PRINCESSES left Windfor for .radon. Ou accramt ~r badneft of the roads by Slough a.,4 Old Wind;or, •J:c 'Royal Family came by w.ty of k ichmor.d, r,l:d arrived at the Q . Lteea's hook about llvlf poll tw‘•ive. In a lhort time a:"ter, his IsfsisSTY gave an medi c:lce to Lord ttrr> a4n, who delivered to his MA iry the teats of di: ite Archbilh , p Canterbury. 13's fkla;rtr e then !7.i...t.• a private audience to Vic sear! •cv:!, and the LORI) CHASCELLOR. At IW O o'cl...sk MA; t a Privy Council, which vas atlefidt .1 by 'l!.c l.crd ; hake of Montrnre Moo:Oth of Here '..rd; Far! , !, 1Y.7 moLth. Buzimpharn. and Camden: " • • ris ML.lgrave, and tiAwkrinarf, and bir Lis ' , Killian: stun. At Conneil, Captain Gowas was introdceed 17 ,f.r ti.c Clerk of the Council, aad frio:n Gr , Yernor of an laand in the Well Indies, ar.'.l a'. the fame tone took leave of his MajtsTY pre vious to his d:parturc, and bad the honour to kits )4 , l;E:ry's hand. Sc.on after the Council was over, Mr. PITr ar -I.7cd, arpl had an audience of his MAJISTY for a tuar:,‘.:rable time. The Duke of MnNTROS a, Earl C,. ...ass, and Lord 11A ViILIS3I/IY, bad likewife au il:crices 01 his is .'. Mr. Pi r r bas appanted this day fe'nnight for the dikoffinn of the fuhjefl of the Spanifh war. The Houfe t.f Commons waited lalt r;;:ht ahoie an hour in anxious lilence for the arrival of Mr. loon as the Right Hon. Gentleman had axes his feat, Mr. IN IVD H uM (hewed him the IT.D• tion.; he meant to biing forward, an.l the Right Gentkmen were fume time in cor,;c:faiicn be; furc tbote Moti , :nt v'ere lOL.ratted t the Houfe. One hundued ar.J twen y thoufand men, including thirty thauf-nd mariaes, %Ave latt ri;?,ht voted ;n the Conanittee of fur the itivice of the N. fur t,,e year 18(.5. 'the CH6.:(7 LL'I% the Excui opt:: lignified In the bank t!•,it he (hall nut I.vatit any Loan hcfore of March ; and that he then molt probably wiil 11')t stave occalion for one to any ct.nlide:ab!2 anlc A rcpot t yelierc!ay fit ugly picvailed, that the ICand cat Minorca had bccii taken In a t.7,p snails inicldle of ',.01 :nonth. Th: horn Cibril..ar to the , dloc of die z,gh, loAkc no tnenti , :n c: th• .1:1;ire ; it is, hov.ever, riot improbable, as knom LX.Cjitioll was prcpit:ing at AlitltA to • arch cnrl of Novctub4r. TERSE'S. %rhy fedi for Fame in tented Or on the ttormy ; Of what avail is Indieg wealth, With honour in its train ? In vain, in academie bowers, Fair Scien:e fcreads hzr lure The anguifh preffing on my heart Fair Science cannot cure. Thus tied of all that life affords, In eery path a thorn, cannot live a prey to love, A prey to MARY'S from. And now I fcel no bridal fun Will beam un Enwna fate-- I dir—the viaim of diidain, The victim of her hate. In yonder vale willow growl, Befide a linnet's n eft— Oh ! Plant it on the &tiled turf That covers EDWARD'S breall ! And when the fruiting snores of May The fparkiing dew-drops lave, Let village Swain:, and village Maids, Strew flowerets on my grave! Daiba►. COVENT GARTAR.-.-TEI;f MAJFSTIRS and the five PatticcssEs honoured th:c Theatre hal night with their prefence. Mr. MORT: ,:'s popular play of The School of Reform, which is riling daily in the public ettimation, and the mufical farce of' The Paragraph, comisofed the entertainments of the evening. The culiomary and univerfal applaofe with which their MAJESTi arc wont to be greeted, whenever they o ff er thernfelves to the view of their devoted and • loyal fahjcels, WA, mo 9 enthufiallicAlly puured forth on thcir firil preienting themlelves to the audience, and repeated at different intervals in the courfe of the evcning. _ _ His MAJESTY was dreffed in the uniform of the Oxford Blues. Her Malts -1-y wore a train of beautiful amber.euloured Patin, ever whielt the Ead a pelice,whieh fhe threw off when the entered h, e boz. Her beau drels was a very foperb tiara of diamonds, and a yv.mr nt whirr untie!: feathers. Urt AVGU.TA --In white, with a very brilliant diamond ne klace and Drefs, a wreath of diamonds. and wk .e t.ft. h ftatilers. F Fuzwatrn—A cream-coloured fatin train, white tifi dr• Is diamond, and feathers. lA a v—A pale pink train, over which was thrown a beautdui thm handier:hid—Head sleet, white feathers and dia mond•. Prin -• P NlA—The fame ai her fitter Er tr A. drrt s, a i.l ime 0, two white oft ich feathens,3nd a bird of Paradife, Privet, Asa white—W.4 Dias. white ostrich lea= acts and ti.anioil.b. All the PRINC ssts wore peliffes, and had muff,. Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of CLARENCE, KENT, CU Si L ERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, were in the oppoftte b"tts. The Duke of Sussex, we are forty to learn, was prevented by indifpofition. Among the numerous fpedators were the Dukes nf OILL SANS and BEDE° tD, Marquis of HERTrORD, Earls of HARCOUILT and WINCH ELSEA, Sir DRUM MOND SMITH, Ladies AT Lit ssuforond SAY and Ss Le, The firs fcene of the Play experienced frequent interruptions. The Pit, from being fo extremely crowded, fubjeited thole within it to fuch inconve nience, that an univerfal cry was raifed of " open the doors." This not producing the expeCted effeCt, the kinelnefs of thole perfuns who occupied boxes on the fide. oppoitte to their Mai kSTIES, put an end to the tu... dt. S•veral perfons, both male and female, were lifted (,At of the pit into the boxes ; and the Ladies, whenever it was pratlicable, were generally accommodated with feats in the boxes, into which I they had been taken. The new huts erecting for the accommodation of troops at Bexhill, are found to contain every advan• tage of health and convenience. The buildinp,s are nt!.!.;:ig very expeditioufly, and when the m4s rooms, gu..rd-houfes, &c. are completed, will fum a very handforne town ; the parade, or officc:'s-Ifieet, is nearly zeo fe..-t wide, and loco feet in length. The Officers of the King's German Legion lately 2,ave an ticg.riit hail to thei r commandiug officer, Major-Gene; al Dots and fancily, and a few of the neighbnuting gentry and military of Lewes, in two of the new hits, w,t yet occupied, which were united by a temporary covered padage. The ball com menced Ilion after eight, and the hut for duicint was decorated to as to reprefent au orange glove, in the centre, hung with real fruit, which , together with ivy, formed two aiched colonades, fupported by fluted pillars on each fide of the grove, to accommo• d a t e f ilc h of the company as were not dancing.— G. R. and a crown in ivy, over the fire place, or namented the upper end of the room, and the whole being well illuminated, produced a very beautiful died. An excellent band of /milk enlivened the Quadreller, and other German and Englifh dances. Tne lupper-room was opened at one o'clock and equally handfome, both in refped to the delica cies of the table, and the ornaments of the hut, which was taftefully fellooned, and otherwife decorated with various devices, curioufly wrought in heath, of which G. It. and a crown (as in ivy, in the ball. room) was not the kali confpicuous. After (upper the chearful dance was renewed, and kept up, with I , great fpirit, till five in the morning. At a General Meeting of the Governor and Com pany of Proprietors of the Kent Fire Infurance Of fice at Sittingboui ne, on Monday, the :eft inft. a Petition was prefented from a Mr. Pope, a confide- Table fufferer from the deftruflion of his Wind Corn Mill by Fire at harming Heath ; it appealed he had • ordere a Policy to be made out from that Office, but bad negleCted oi pay the premium, although fre quently applied to for that purpofe.—lt alio appear ed to be the opi!.ion of eminent Counfel that the fuf ferer Lad not only forfeited his legal claim, hut by his long inattention he was not entitled to expert re lief from the gentrofity of the Inflitution ; however, fuch was the iioerality of the Governor and Proprie tors, that trey ordered a donation of God. to be given to the unfortunate fufferer. LaR week 1 bird of remarkable lize was fhot by Mr. MARTIN, at Sll, near Doncaller.—lt had t.: ken refuse on a tiling piere of groind fitrroun tltd with water, and bc;ag lbot only in the wing, was fecured .dive ; it is fuppoU to he of the eagle fpccics, and mc,dltres fr•rr :!le ..;• the ...ins', when cxlcaded, tywarkis of fix DUNLIY, yionhor 19. The LORn Cwar jorricr, before whom the Mr. Jußice Jou u zom was brought up by Harat Cor pus. thinking it right to give a full and folerno cuffion to this new and interefling cafe, called upon as many of the Judges As , happened to be in town for their affinance, at the.hearing of loch arguments a• thould be offered by Mr. Juflice Joirmsoa's Counfel, upon the return on the writ. The J , ldgei wh•o at• tendedat the Chief Juflice's Chambers, were the LOED CHIEF JUSTICE of the Court of Common Pleas, the LORD CHIEF Bartow, thellonourable 841-011 S GEORGE and SMITH, and the Honourable Jullices ll.ty and FINUCANE. The arguments have confirmed the whole of this day.—Ttre Court adjourned to Mondal nest, twelve o'clock.—Mr. Jullice Jou asoN was al lowed to go to his ironic at Miltown, on Ilia promife to. attend at the meeting on Monday. Mr. Juilice JOHNSON read to the Court a Corref• pondence he had held with Governmcnt,comprifing Letters of Sir EVAN NI PEAN, Mr. MAREDEN, and the Loan Cuarici•Lcct of Ireland. He is in a very bad (late of health, and was attended during the fitting of the Court by his Phyfician, Sir Hearty JESS. Connie' for the Crown, the ATTORNEY GENERAL ; Solicitor, Mr. KEMMlS.—Cuunfel for Mr. Junice Jonmsoal, Meffrs. JOHN BALL, M'CARTNEY,Scs.tvEN, and BuititowEs ; Solicitor, Mr. EMERSON. BATH, JANUARr 22. The Upper Rooms laft night, for a drefs Ball, had the molt numerous and fathinnable attendance of the feafon ; upwards of one thrufaod of the Nobility, wh a at prefent fojnurn here, being prefent. Among very many others of difline.lion, whom we had an oppor tunity of noticing, were Lord and Lady TANKER vit.t.r Lord ORMOND. tLord Vircount As attar m, Sir W. and Lady BARRER, Sir JOHN AVER T, L .d y SANDFORD, Sir JOHN and Lady HAWKINS, Lady SYDNEY, &C. &C. The Ladies were all very fplendidly attired, and never appeared more engaging. The ornamental embelliffiments of diamonds. rubies, &c very gene rally dillinguilhed the dreffes of the Belles. Brace lets, necklaces, and ear-rings, were alfo in very ge neral ufe. The dances laft night were comm•nced Game time before eight o'clock, and three fets purfued the grace ful exercife with appropriate vivacity, until the ufual hour of eleven. The Ball of IA night was the thirteenth Drefs Ball of the featbn. A ve: y iplendid entertainment was laft night given by the Countefs of BELMORE, at her tdy (hip's manfion ; the greater part of the elegante; there al fembled removing to the Bail at the New Rooms loon after eight o'clock, and from thence ultim ugly they returned to her Ladyfhip's to conclude the re refined hilarity of the night. The weather today has ezhibited a very unplea ant c3ntrail to the brilliance of yeilerday. In the night there was a flight fall of fnow, which changed to rain about day-break, rendering the (beets fo hu mid and slippery, that pedarians, from fun rife to fun fel, fuck as adventured from their manfions, among whom we noticed but few of the fattionable world, have paraded the Ilreets at the imminent Title of fradures, and their concomitant agrecable cffeas. Yellerday morning the Princefs Sormts of GI su cella, and a timber of the female Nobility, vilited her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES. From the befi infoiniation concerning the Yousic 1105CIUS, it is prlbable that ke will be declared by his Phybcian Ale to appear before the public in tit: courfe of about a lot tnight, or perhaps a little fooner. He is at this time at linfhy-park, under the kind car of Mrs. JORDAN, and the condefcenling attention of his Royal Highw..fs the Duke of CLARENCE, where he has been ever fence Saturday fall. Admiral Louie has cinitted the Downs nation, and has bolded his flag on hoard the AMBUSCADE fri gate, to proceed to the Me:tiro-I.:mean. The new Commiffion undar the Great Seal has commenced its labouis at the O ffi ce in Craven-Ilreet, in the Strand, the purport of which is to form a complete Digett of Regulations and Inflruflions for the Civil Department of the Navy. Yefterday a Court of Dire tors was held at the Eaft India Houle, when a number of tendzrs of fhips were opened, and referred to the Committee of Ship ping. The thips Comet and Retreat were ordered to be afloat the 13th of February, and fail from Grave fend within one month from that period. Captain WM. GILSTON WAS fwnrn into the command of the Europa, for Madras, and the Court adjourned at fix o'clock till tn-mort ow. A letter from Cork, dated Jan. IR, f.tys :••• 4 ‘ The baggage of the 15th Regiment of Foot arrived in town laR night from Bandon, in order to be fent on board the tranfports at Islonkflan ; the embarkation of the 15th, Both, and 56th, is expeaed to take place very fpeedily, and their rumoured deflination is the Well Indies." Several (hocks of an earthquake were lately felt in the city of 'rifles, in Ger rgi A. In o= of the fuburbs, part of the fortifications were thrown down. In the fill week of tl.is month, a carriage, guard ed by a Commiirary and four gene d'armes, paired through Nimeguen ; a man and a woman, the for mer heavily ironed, were in it. Their drefs and de portment announced a furcrior Ration in life : they were fuppofed to have come from Amsterdam, and were on their way to Bt uffels. - - • - • • n:i~ ....... ~, Water:3rd '.:!.I,:GEIJCL. It; Ail I"7.7rth. .R. 1101 t 0 Ham burgh 2 r Gu:l:nburgls A•R. I,•‘. 0 1 2 0 PENZANCE, JAW. ?!.—Sinr.c. my 1.111 LANDMAN, arrived 17. , ra D11;1;n, with fuo,!l;c , , for Woodbridge; the liope, DALLINC, 4 roin Cot k, fnr this place, Falmouth, 3Dd Flytr.outh ; the Provi dence cutter, Weßa t.r, from Plymoult, and idled again loon afterw:trds for Scilly ; alro the Vulcan, LANDMAN, for Wot)dbridge WillaM, CRACKER, lin-6w:int - ea; and the Dolphin revenue cutter, JOHNS, on a cruize. FALMOUTH, !hip Re Mutton, Captain Gicson, fr, , m Portr-noutlt, bound for Tri nidad ; the Hope, Pa iolt. firm Viraterford ; the New terrier, BARBER, from Cc..-k; and the Ptincefs Royal, RICHARDS, from (.:I[lo : three latter veffels came under convoy of his is ajelly's hired armed !hip Si* ANDREW MICHELE, of lo guns, Captain C. B. SALT, which is now off this harbour with about to fail un der convoy for the catty:aid ; but the wind being con trary, they are ezpeeted to rut in here. Sailed the TOWNSHEND packet, Deno, with mails of the 7th and Bth inftant ; and the WALSINGHAM packet, Gttiv, with a mail of the isth M. for Lifbon : alfo filled the American fhip Mary, Captain JENKINS, for Leg horn ; and the Danifh (hip Neptunits, Capt. THomr- SON. for Naples. The PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet; KIDD, w ili be ready to fail in a few days with the mails of the 1 6th intl. for the Leeward Hands. The PRINCE OF WALLS packet, Toon, with the mails for England, was expeaA to leave Lir:ln the 7th infl. On her arrival hzre, the DIANA packet will fail with the mails of the 22,1 in% for Lifl.m. Wind Eat. PLYSIOUIH, JAN. z 2..—came in the Speculation, of Fowey, Capt. V.TiLt lAM SEARS, from Naples, bound to London, laden with cotton, oil, &c. ; the VILL DE PARIS, of t to guns, Admiral CORNWALLIS ) from Torbay, with damage to her rudder. The Fleet paired down Ch.111:)el this day, for their liatiors off WO. Sailed the DOLPHIN, of 44 guns, and ROSARIO, of IS guns, on a cruize. PORISINOUTH, JAN. 23.—Arrived the REGULUS man of war, with feveral outward bound veffels from the Downs.—Wind EaDerly. DEAL. JAN. 23.—Airived the VOLUNTEER gun brig, from a cruise ; and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per lafl, Sceptre, Royalift, Triton, Ma jellic, Dither, Paragon, Helder, Duchefs of Bedford, Ann, Traveller, Aurora, o:bourn, Diadem, and Anacreon armed defence !hips.—Wind E. N. E. blows hard, with rain. r :oat LLOYD'S LIST. GILAVF;CNCI, J'A. 23.—l'afrtd by thf... Kerrie, Pattie, froth Grenada; Viituri.!, i , arg bon. ; and the Fre I.TiLk Wil helm. Startle, from Sa".:al the Grouvilic bay. Mann, for Goa rade ; Flit!, Grea...ikrs, tur Dublin; and the Jeffroee Eltjie, Vitra, for Embka. ARRIVED. In th,, Ricer, Grippe/401er),ilton; and Carl Arrim Vrlr-1, fr. ru Stock ht.ltn—;,t Pi, n, .••h, ,cularion —, from Naplc. —A: Barr , . th, Dtek. Ma rani Demerara—At lioy ta'te, 0:Ive (sr tnch. t 70711 Ar Liverpool. Go v to, NVeft, Cry 't, ltrdlrn:y Gatn.:ll tr Derr.,:tara ; and ! , ,taastir. wan,froo, G.1!!1,1. , , 111,-1. It Dublin, Niarta from 13... Campbeltoat. Irogunis (7.0 ~h, from O t t otn—At 1.. !, Pac!rc - , Wickbarti i , 1,0 n kt I afbln. Irt,n Nrwfoun..l - Go•ultich, front 11,1 ; and Poly, Iluckky, tr.on 1. , :den—At Nr.v York. Gibbs front Lon:on; and Ar u n. tlm.r I •nl. `rim Duhlin— . At Virginia s . . Atlant 4 c, 11,111, from I rimot—At Wtt , te, —; Windham, and loily, from the con: of Afric.,— At Dcsm.rara, L itir, I, —; 61'3. --••••••• j Cttcr, r ; and Edward, Gilles, from tti, c.... A 1 of S; tin. LEITH, JAN. 2 t.—On Weduct day laft was launched from the bu ldin, ya. d t,f M-•irrs. M. NZIES and Gs.u. LEN, I. TC, tvo new gllll-V,irCIS, hillit by order of Go vernment, for the I): utceion of the coaß. They are about t so rons burden each, ,Ind conaruaed to carry to or r 2 gtins. FriLi.ty, as a boat belnn!!ing to the Hrns armed Chip, was pallor; betweco !'te (hip in Ltith Roads aml Th e (bore, Cho was cvciTot by a faddt, , fq tall.— Fortno.itely home fi h rm n on th e heath a: New hart n ob!erod tlu ii, nt, wit( ~ with I.leir ufoal alacrity, pulped off to rho atli,ixace of the b ,at, and jail came in time to lave the of the crew. The Duke of C;.lrznce pr r .vatter, of Liverpool, is • on there ne.,r Seae2mbe, ar,d much damaged. The Mary, RocKurr, from Exeter to London, is on 111 , ,re near Brighton cr e w and cargo Lived. The William and laty, D usiN, from Stockholm for London, is on Clime on CI: Ifland of Wiiby, aid Ltitmafted. The Johanna, C1."471:FL1., fram Copenhagen to St. Crt;ix, is I on Le:l The Ch-11cf}on, YN4rr, ft- ,n 1 Wan, has been on fi l m e near Dragac. and :7;.1 : to U.l2erlha3Cll t'J t:- pair. A letter frirt Eltinore, o f o , e 71b I mrtry. !hues has put into a harbour; that t t t ‘ l k ' g l: a q u u ")14 ' The Norwich 7' .r of Sunder land, is on thlr, TIC/ , , i; , :4 (la:: C 4•ii, k), fr.on Wit.. On the Icith ult. a wag, cin from Milan, laden with The Mity:tv 1,3 , v . -is lAI 0:e 1 th inft. near snoney for ionte mercLtnts at Genoa, efeorted by 13 Tri! gon to 1, ; . ;;I . ~ ~. Italian hu ff ars, was att-icked ne ti Novo, by ;in arm- t A ~ .1 . 01.0, Littl;, ' n : I:cr way frrm Red ii, j , ' , ' ; r ii l l s: " ,: ". v k t i,„,t ; . I . a ,:l a be.'y ‘ f ice -If ....01`.1...r, 1 1.0: , . ; p' , .1 ( ~.01c. c , r:., (. ..v..(1 3 ed banditti, who, afar killing t,‘: -. c of the guard, and plating the others to flight, made themfelves matters of the whole of the tre,ittite. Aruct, other coin 1 1 1. 1 • • 9 114 - 0' V , l ic, u;,;(; 1 ! rreliUCCii ' . ,.C11 a l: '1: as o::a. there were as,ooo ducats. Monday fe'nnight, at two o'clAck, the Concord of Dundee, LYON. matter. fi rrn London, went i n Ihore ' .. l ' ir > will wet ,on boal i rizrAh :.1. Ci n,. ° r " l ..' t 17 rr w g,,, d.,wit ini.o.: : !t i: ,ly, and fourteen upon the Well :;Ands of :.t. Andrew's, driven in by a , : 4 :e; aC. 1 , t r of 1 i, '4 I R Al.r v. —On Tnefday, the froth eagerly wind. From the prompt and cheerio' i ~!,r .1! ,,, t. :itr Vo . :i . (11 - r ; , :',:c::::.kt: to the adj u d. Al . :Rance of tht inhabitants -: ;:t. Andrew's, and the :ati , •ll of the 1 , 11 , ,v.i.te, : , :t..i;:e I 1?,.p : 'D e j o ico': ~:-. Z -eper, :- :At !t tt rt Oler--Tlli . tray a volunteers, the carg o wac 'nil ),4.1r,t1 and lodged in "a' town hook and in v arehotties. The vellil was pr 1 ‘,lr• 1 t I una -A . rt. , ..f (...ir, as •,:) tH pl — r . :t ty .-f the th;ii— on Wednefday, without any material damaga •, b Ti c• -r •+, , t ~ e., ,l ii , 0 ,- I. 1.11-r s• I • 1 but le .o.:• ,d.t. • .. , . e . . C I cILCC: n'At., guest part of the goods, and particrtarly the it • lars, and the 3 r1v....:ti-.., on ho h ;:. , ! , 2-, t onde.,.n,d the ihip at tbc bottom of the veal, were dutch dwr age d . • as g-od anOl.cv.iui prize to the Captor,.