Star. — London, England, 1818-01-05 00:00:00

ice, AMUWAN .PAPERS. We have received to ay New York Papers to the . ' aad Charleston to the 7th tilt. From the follow.. b i g extracts it would appear that the disputes be the Ilnited States and the Seminole Indians are • st i l ikely to terminate without bloodshed : NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2. tneutire of this State received on Saturday, b y ex press, the following important information : grilse? or wilt* FROM . GENERAL. GAINts, iwarD READ-QUARTERS, PORT GAIN W, NOV. 9,1917. bad the honour to receive at Fort Mont gcmety on the eve of my movement hither, your Ex cellencr's communication. of the 17th September. disposable force, consisting of the 4th and 7th i t i an zy, marched ou the 20th ult. by the Ceneka, onour route, and arrived at this place last night . rail entertained a hope that the Seminole Indians, apprised of this racvetnent, would yield to my com mand, and thereby obviate the necessity of marching to the frontiers the military force which you were pleased to pat in readiness for the purpose. his hope has not been realized ; on the con um-v it appears from the best information I can ob tain, that the Seminoles have made arrangements to coßect their force, amounting to upwards of 2,000 warriors, and attack us as on as we gross Flint River. Although I put little faith in their threats, a nd believe their numbers to be overrated, yet, un der all the circumstances of the case, I feel it to be my duty to request of your Excellency, the regiment of infantry and squadron of cavalry designated for this service ; and that they may be ordered toassern ble at Fort Hawkins on the 25th instant, or so soon after that day as may be practicable, where the in inayy will be armed and equipped, and the whole mastered and inspected by Major Nie, of the army cf the United . States. I apprehend that it will only to practicable to arm the cavalry in part. “ It is thenceforth very desirable that this part of the force should bring with them their own arms and evipments, otherwise I shall be under the necessity cf putting Muskets into the hands' of such as I may be unable otherwise to min." • • • •4 OM OF A LITTER FROM MAJOR TWINS TO GENERAL (AIRES, DATER . VORN SCOTT, NOVEMBER I. Stn—.Since TO last communication, nothing of er importance hasoccefrea is this quarter. I have Cluscter in confinement, who was present at the meeting at the Mikasuk Town last September. The &termination of the Indians is to give up no mur derers or others of thcichites; and as soon as they erned Flint River to attack us, the Chiefs counted the number present at thmmectingthere were 2700 warriors. In compliance with the above requisition, 'cram have been issued by the General for the drafted militia to rendezvous at the place appointed by the int of next month.* ill the disposable force on the sea board of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, under the command of Col. BA/MIZAD, are ordered to rendez vous forthwith at some point on the St. Mary River. From three diferent quarters the discomfiture and retreat of the Royalists in Venezuela appear to be confirmed, though no details have yet been received from that quarter. The following is an extract of a. krtor from Kingston (Jamaica), dated govember 14 : " Arrived here yesterday a ship from Laguira, fusing fled from the embargo that was laid a that port, and gives the following information :--It was expected an emigration would immediately take place the cause of the Patriots was very prosperous ; a for midable army had marched into Valencia from the inteside ; the Spaniards were getting away and re moving all their valuables. All was quiet at Barce lona and Cunrana, which still remained in possession of BOLIVAR. Moans.° had pillaged Caracas, and tied to Laguira, which he' was speedily obliged to eva cuate. This vessel brought 60,000 dollars in cash, and several seroons of indigo, the property of Spa niards who had fled from Laguira ; the Captain also states, that the account of the defeat of Gen. PAR; which appeared in the Curacoa Courant, was with out the least foundation ; on the contrary, he was completely victorious. This ship left Laguira, on the of October. Another vessel had also arrived at I:ingston from Porto Cabello, the Captain of which was also the bearer of accounts very unfavourable to t'ae Royal cause. WHIDSOIt, JAKI:11IT 4.--Friday, Lord HENLEY arrived at the Castle, on a visit to the QUAL:ie.— `izsterday, after the breaking up of the Queues Council, all the Members left Windsor, except Lord Alto} N, who remains on a visit to the QUALM. Tne same day the Duke and Duchess of Dwyer.... nit, the Prhicess SOPHIA of Gtoucesrea, and Mr. and Lady CHARLOTTE WYNNE BALASEY/LA, left the Castle for Bagshot Park. This morning the Quinn( and PaintssEs attended Divine Service in the Pri vate Chapel in the Castle. The following Bulletin of the state of the ICnro, was exhibited & St. James's Palace yesterday, to the and other inquirers : Wr - nsoa zts, Jeamsav 5. " fin Ma:Tyr, has pawd the be month 111 a very trAllqun liar t, and in a good state of bodily hoalth, but his Msaitere's ." r remains unchanged. (Signed) "H. HALTORD, "R. Wtaaly "W. thcazantsr, "J. Wawa, " M. Beaus." M. fr. , Ty, who, we are glad to say, conti %tm to en:ry good health, has frequently visited the t:'o since her retisrn from Bath. • The Earl of Li vestPormi after transactin.3 btt 3 ig st the Treasury nn :3aturday morning, loft town 1 :a his scat at Coombe Wood. NAVAL INTELLIGENC4 - MAILS: Asa. atm • All. AOa• Dublin • 11 0 Lisbon • • 0 1 Waterford - 1 0 Malta -Q 0 Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 France 0 Holland 1 1 klaniburgh S 0 Gottenburgh 0 0 Flanders 1 VALMOUTII, JANUARY s. Wind N. E.—Arrived the Pallas, Itexs, from London, for the hie of France. Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet, with a Mail for the Leeward Islands. Put back yesterday the Fox and Eliza transports, bound to Cork. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 4. Wind W. S. W.—Sailed yesterday his Majesty's t shi Tiena, on a cntize. e Russian Squadron, under Rear-Admiral Vo. M LER (five fall of the line and three frigates), are ready to proceed to sea ; the rudder of the Truse Swolsrler, '74 (the only ship remaining under refit),; was sent off from the Dock-yard on Saturday after noon. Admiral MULLER and the Officers of his squa dron were entertained last week by Admiral Sir En. 'lO/ARD THORNBROUGH, Captain ALEXANDER, of : Majesty's ship VEnottra, and MATTHIAs MARC% Esq. Russian ce-Consul, at elegant and sumptuous dinners, provided for the occasion, to which all the Captains of the British Navy at this port were in vited. The Russian Vice-Consul gave his entertain ment at the George Hotel, when the Russian Consul- General (who had arrived from London on a visit • the squadron) was present. When the squadron has Low given up to the Spanish Authorities, the Officers and crews will be conveyed back to Russia in trans ports, especially provided for the purpose. DEAL, JANUARY 4. Wind S. W.—Sailed for the River the Isaac Tod, Slant, from Quebec. HARWICH, JANUARY 4. Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, with a Mail from Holland ; the Castlereagh and Lord Nelson packets, with Mails, from Cuxhaven. ILFRACOMBE, JANUARY 3. The Concord, CROSSCOMBE, from Bristol to'Bride 7 ford, with a geseral. cargo, was last night, at low water, run on shore at the entrance of this harbour and sunk ; part of the cargo has been landed, and the vessel is expected to be saved. DOVER, JANUARY 3. There was all last night a very hard gale from the East, and this morning it veered round from the S.S.E. accompanied by a heavy fall of snow, but as the weather has been mild during the day, very little, of the snow is to be seen. Some pieces of wreck have been picked up between this place and Folkstone, and it is supposed a vessel was wrecked on the Good win Sands last night. No arrivals nor departures for the Continent for the two las► days, owing to the wind blowing so hard. JANUARY 4.—Wind S. S.W. and blows fresh.— Arrived early this morning the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Fovea, with a Mail and passengers, from Ostend ; also this day at neon the Chichester packet, Captain Rtrrran, from Boulogne ; Favourite, Cap tain Fowls'', and a French packet, from Calais— Tlie Chichester has trim on-board it the Ramie the French Mails of Friday and Saturday, and proceeded with them for Calais—The stern of a vessel drifted on shore yesterday • about a mile to the Westward of , this port, haying on it " the Friendship, of Newcastle" —the word Newcastle apparently lately ivrittten over that of London. Also came on shore a cask of lamp black, and part of the deck of a vessel, apparently the quarter-deck of aforeigner. GRAVESEND, JANUARY 4. Anfved the Generous Frknds, Ba!dray, &gni Bremen ; Mary, Bllnttorth, from Norway; and • the Lhnßes Baudoer, from Onsed. Sailed the George llf. Fisher, foe- INlcutta ; Ceres, Matthew, for Jamaica; COnstantinv, Wetherell, for Hayti; Selina, Pattinger, for Maranharri; Rambler, Night, for Matta; Crews, Wilson, for Trieste; Essex, Robertson, for Bourdeaux ; Bit, Whik7, for Antwerp ; Neptune, &ranack, and Duke illalersa, Martin, for Ostend. CUSTOM ROUSE, JANUARY 3. Soros &mown Inwsays.—The George, 51y, from Belfast: Mary, Craig, front Cadiz ; Johanna, Manooth, from Havre ; Mary, Williams, from Wexford ; Mary, Bennett, from St. Michael's; Williams, Chffia, from New York. Ouvweans.—The Speculation, Taylor, for Cork ; Williams, Williams, for Dubiln ; Arfadne, Duncan, for Ilari; Harmony, Creswell, for Trieste and Venice; Java, Thompson, for 133[1- via and Bengal; Mary Ann, Cox, for Charleston; Resolution, Price, for Antwerp; and Unity, Peacock, for the Isle of France and Batavia. NAVAL PROMOTIONS, .APPOINTMENTS,- Captain E. Barnard is promoted to the rank pf Post Captais, an to the command of the Conway, of 86 guns, its the East. Indes. Lieutenant Douglas Cox is promoted to the rank ef Com mander, and to command the Shearwater sloop, at Jamaica, Captain &riven is appointed to tom Mend the /inie, of 10• guns, at Plymouth'. Ca ' ptain Charles Hope Reid, to command the Driver, 9f le ' ' guns at Leith, in the room of Captain Ross, who proceeds en Discoveries in Greenland and Davis s Streights. Lieutenants P. Justice and Sharpe are placed on the retired list, as superannuated Commanders. Lieutenants—J. G. Nola, Cadmus; C. C. Dent, Challeeseer Adam Cuppage, Conqueror; J. W. Cairnes, Island d Ave,- son; M. T. Hate, William Saunders, and H. Jellicee, Erne ; John Barclay (b), Esk ; IL P. Madge, Florida ; Hon. Edward Gore, Fly ; C. R. Milbourne, Ganymede ; T. B. Wells, Har rier; J. J. [below, Iphigenia ; I. D. Mitchell, Larne; T. R. Brigstockc, Lee ; Vaughan' Lloyd, Leveret ; George C. Gam bler, Orlando ; Lord H. F. Thyr.ne, Tara , - Marines--lirst Lieuter.ant W. H. Stranerays, Glasgow. Surgeons—Charles Cameron, Challenger; James bi'Donnell. Cherokee; W. T. Llewellyn, Harrier; L. Armstrong, Semira mis ; John Liddell, Shearwater ; With. Shoveller, Sybille. AN,lstant-Surgeons--James Gregory, Brazen ; James Ellis, Driver ; Alexander Andersoe, Iphlgenia ; John Bill, Minden ; George Imlay, Semiramis ; Ebenezer Johnstnee, Shearwater ; Robert Morrison, Sir Francis Drake ; James Smith. Ferbille• Pursers—H. B. H. Long, Bever ; J. G. Rolls, Erne. Resident Commissioner at Trincomalee—Captain Cletworthy Upton, vice Captain Paget. Mr. W. H. Orton, of the Superior Class of Shipwrights, hay ing served his time in the School of Naval ArciAtectore, is ale. pointed to Sheerness Dock-yard ; Mr. William Morgan to Dept. ford Yard; Mr. Charles Bonnycastle, to Woolwich 'Yard; and Mr. Francis Lelard, to Portsmouth Yard. Mr. Jemsinzs and Mr. Bowden, extra Clerks, were discharged on the 31st December (with a gratuity of aist months salary), their services being no longer required. By the death of Admiral Sir Racusea Omen, part. the WVi Lion of Lieutenant-General of Royal Marines has become reenet. ouz tan or mesas, coseecree ve TO rev. cononnielenter Or Till 111 W Tens, 101CNIZIL4TIro..— Admirals Post Cipeains O6B Cirrimanders Lieutenants 3,931 ................. 6,101 04 . . A . ant of the 6 VIENNA, DECIWBER 19. JEROME. &ISA PARTE has applied to our Govern• ment for perm nto repair some time to Trieste, but has not nbutined it. The Archduke RAINIER . has been appointed Vice. roy of Lombardy, and wul proceed foihwith to the seat of his goverumeut. It is reported that he will shortly espouse the Archduchess Maria Louisa of Tuscany, his niece. On Saturday, about twelve o'Clock, the Dike if CLARENCE arrived at his house in St. James's Passe --n Bushy Park. 0., has mirched fog St. He- . The 2d Battalion Ifth Foot WJS disbanded at :stet last week. ' to one hundred and eleven years, the min'heing 76 and the woman 35. Last week as the constable of Alvingham was veiing a woman to the Louth House of Correctios to be confined twelve months for having Wad 04 bastard' children, they stopped at-a public•hoese to, take some refreshment, when the woman steppoicit of the door, leaving 'a child she had in her Amts-with the constable, and has not since been heard lA.. The following is an Extract Letteifecervea from America :--" The dinp4soltieets titi Monday next ; they are - - mostly retruits.-nOf the 40•1 n the Senate, 16 lie new. co/ the Lowerilousr e lt6. Vit# are newly raised.yocruits Nuke pultlje_setoicsc • The United States line-of-battle ship, ,Franklin, Commodore Srowoat. Captain BAL:LAirx, sailed from Spitheicr' (White the anchored on Monday) on Wednesday, for the Mediterranean. She carrieS-116 36-pounders on two decks; has no poop; slid' is afro/ handsome ship., „ The improvements in the Dock...y o,ot -4 •Shi tt . s. and the new works carrying on there, 'are prtie• - Several house in Nigh-meet 'have itsotilatAttnt, . bcenflagration had quitted the Island and gone to Ca nada, to Nova Scotia , to New Brunswick, or to the territories of the United States, to procure employ ment. The Governor had wisely provided occupa tion for ' the able-bodied men who remained on the Islarid, by employing them in felling timber, at the rate of ls. 6d. per day, for the reconstruction of the iseddings, which, iris highly probable, will be spec thly restored. By the liberal contributions' of the more wealthy, the necessities df the destitute, aged, the infirm retpaining inhabitants, have been ge ' y relieved. .. Varna Arair,Arnoogst the deaths mentioned in ,the Calcutta Papers, we And that of Vim* ALLY, once Nabob al' Gude.; who, being deposed by the 'East India Company, was subsequently ' and in con sequence of the treacherous murder of Mr. Carney and others at &Ilan's, confined for life in a room made to resemble en iron cage * in Fort William, when he kagerod out an imprisonment of seventeen years, three months, and four days. He died in May la st , at the age of only S 6. Ltecostrantata BOUNTY.—iOn the 2513 ultimo the Right Honourable the Ladies Non . gave tol6 poor families of North Luffenhazn, a fat ca, . . r,ssFgbiog t 7O stone, 14 quarters of potatoes. and two hhuund yards of flannel. The poor of that parish had also the usual gift of coals from the worthy Rector.—A liberal distribution of beef, bread, and money, writ made by Mr. and Lady MARY FLOWER; to the poor of Thistleton, Otc.—A , fat Oa and several ebaldronef coals were given by the Earl of LINDARY, in the pa rishes of Ulfin . gton and Tallington.—Lord Gwrnnt, Sir GILBERT HRATHCOTR, Sir JOHN TROLLOP; Dr. eWuads, T. HOTCHILIN, Esq. and natty other No blemen and Gentlemen, with their neassi dispensed comfort and happiness to the po gl o= them, and added to their own enjoyments. 7 the has nry of doing good."—The whole a the :p' e = in. Lincoht.tastle, ninety - in -number, weft; l on atrial& bey with a plenddel dinneeof Mdf d, and potaxoevand a quint-4 ado esti% notoodatirtO annual clistom, by Joust NarraionokiEnikr. 55 11,454 native Christians, 781 Tarim, hart "The houses are 20,788. This estimate is el - - olanire of temporary sojourners, European and Nu thretroops, or British subjects. From 60 to 70,000 persois visit this Island periodically. Monday. se'nnighr, four children, belonging to Mr. Tuctursoy, .of the Black Swan, in Leek, found a rake made of arsenic and.meal, for the purpose of poisoning rats, of which they. unfortunately partook ; eebbtt yousgast died ; but the other three are in a fair may of recovery. This morning, about half-past six, a dreadful fire broke-our at Mr. MIIAW . I4 baker, opposite Newingtca Church, near the Elephant and Castle, which comb municated to three adjoining houses, which were %Ida? consumed. By the prompt arrital of the engines the fire was got under widtunt.any . other damage, and witkoutloersonal injurpto any one. A.ltew.dais since, as the daughter of J, Wellstood, Lijircinorv, oxfor4 abouj. six yeafs a age, w i s cl artuk Mil T4 nfik*u-r. - iksv: kraie on skitihts r which i t i l iSk fire, b 7 clst!ad _ attending contained the following persons : In the first two coaches were the relattass and Meade ad the deceased—the principal mummers :—Mr. Waitix Lewin, My. J. and MrWilke, . Mr. Asperne, b Mr. H. Lower, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Foci f a, IL Lamert. The first coach, after the immediate mourners, contained Mr. Kean ' Mr. Poona, Mr. S. Peale,' , and Mr. Hughes. Second coach—Mr. IL Johnson, 2.1 r. Holland, Mr. Mae, sad Mr. Harley. Third coach.-... Mr. Wallack, Mr. Barnard, Ilfr. itek — trittr, and Mr. Maddocks Fourth coach—Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr. George a n ichoo.. Kent, and Mr. Keep. Fifth coach—Mr. Chatterly, Mr. Carr, Mr. Gatt l is, Mr, Fisher, Mr. West, and Mr. Ridgway. Boss Mgt'.—Two Gentlemen meeting, 'di Other day', the one said—" The calling in these eittL . d 'notes will be a great inconvenrence.":—w Truk," re plied the other ; but then we have a sovereign reifiedy r Favza.—lt is peculiarly remarkable that torthe re turns of the Bills of Mortality, the same 'number, 1299, of deaths by fever, during the past year 1817, corresponds with that of the preceding year; right The deaths by casual small-pox have attionnlikl to 1051 in the last year, 1817, exceediitg'bY 408,those of 1816. In the Small-pox Hospital, -at litncrsts. 100 patients were admitted in 1t417,. of whom 48 one died died : onl ; y a 4 n 2 4 i s nl m atie v n ere ts m. vaccinated ci i n n at ocu ed la as ted o44 , of . wi t ivnotms. Coati Excitigics, MARK -LANE, JAN. 5,-- jup . ply of Wheat tliks thorning being sir ,IL ohm fi ne quality tnet teady sale, and for which last Monday's prices were fupy• supported.' The Barley , trade was very heitvy and full '94 4 qr. lbwer . tlAtit 'di: this del week, and the inflitibt destriptient were Ansa.- able at that redection. fla t s are 23. per if:Cheißr and go off slowly. In Peat, 'Belhas l axid tithe} a iti„ ' des there is no alteittion. l - 4' SMITHFIELD mAitkg7a4lmAßyt To sink the offal—per s fte it Ms. Beef 34 to 44 Od V01f4".... 44 6d to' es Od .i . MtOtois , 74 75t0 es Od P0rk..c.e,... As Od to ,11. ad Cittle at OF,* • , net; Yitaltt l eaircs .190—stwe A rtfrds 13450.-r a ivo. ) lip, AND ST EC pcoi, LOAD. - Itay. •£4 th te*AS Istittraw.:l-.41 lei to' AIM Clover 4Os to E Otri Rowdy.;. OGM to OJs ~N tonti• last troop - Xihe Eurtiskilleal.,pragoons, 'wom o 'womb had been stationed arDerbl-sirteerftbar marched from thence for Birmingliain.:' , r4 The Duke of Deemastrren has - aiiiied %et ss from Derbyshire, .*here he inspected the Yemeni - 3r [s. Corps raised by his seuelltS.Die his Vast,titiltitS. rts, from Bushy Park. • A Cout.Martial is .cerdered to .assetabla at the Saturday about two o'clock, Viscount and Vis- Royal Marine Barracks, at Woolwich. for the trial countess CASTVIIKEA Off left their house in St. Janice's- ,of Fsald-Officer of the Royal Marines.. The fol- square, for Hatfield, on a visit to the Mraquis and ' lowing O ffi cers from the. Portsmouth XXvision are Marchioaess of SALISBURY, for a few days, and from Ton summoned to attend as Members of the Ctonitr* - thence they will proceed on a visit to Lbrd Surrtrtn, Cotaset LarawaentAlbieneia.itaberi in Norfolk, where they will remain abQat a fortnight, are Iskoctigaq.Anthtm.TWllher Reiturdet" I # :ma i cl. Paul and then return to London, for his Lordship to make use crebbb. Sc), On N'ew ate' r 'ntitik: Wenn gave a arrangements for the Meeting of Parliament. ter-grand Ball and Sup , - alezaaatcar House, to the T he Gazette ' of Saturday contains Addresses Cif St. 1411A W 5g. ua- Duke and Duchess of A. and to some Pf graper Condolence W . Royal HiOness the Parsec Ese 13.. the neighbouring families. Dancing. was kei?t,up GENT on the death of her Royal Highness the Princess his with great Oe till an . 4: FIT hank* - nixt molting CHAR I The g an Tlll CohOu d lto u ht n it ;t r IAS cn , Yesterday' eeing, the li4e ot . Arrtik Dorset, IsMek ia dti, a ßet te lch, Perth, Bedford, Banff, Vorfa ain llonit m. litit: day, their Graces gdv grand ernertalintik'oittite test, Me fired ROO Ara - Masonic ampler at statism,; then ous the happy occas ibth, "to- a o xi m e ono i m e roblai r o Ainwick, Pennoce, Clummellumsford, Portsmouth, fitorewm- ln.' tin fished fashionables, at their seat, Belvoir Castle. '4 O l -T 1 .71 6 t , Jida tor cia hn las t ,,,Kuk—,,, te ,p, w w e ."-foni er .. sin- 'fins eprening theygiviia and supper to their do- si m il o A os airboto i t ,, 4 ",„ fttita d. to r id, & rem Hiso m .,„, Sul" Foglia tenants ? It 3vbich their Graces, s With the plegoe s ,Gßopoo,,lmo k -Oleuookßotattomd Dortbafer• t t° incrtondescension, In PEri‘soOKlPisaß3lo-I(est,groiai his EreUtacy has first three dances. ' lierit-TA4evaritst Ftivilkitt 4, the Dublin Society, 'era ' Monday, the birth day of the Earl of LoNsbst. • girberid :and extensive concerns is Kil- Ins- was observed at Whitehaven with the usual &IMO?. ditiollitlier:-1110 • Lelia/ OM A WiLLOR aid Lady strations of respect and auaairirlt., MOlNFlftaroo4lrerigected.* C ,aher, from the Mar- We have received. an account, says the - Norfolk quisof tin a visit to Earl GLSIIGAL. 7 0 d, Paper, of the elopement of a food pair* from the s p a i ste c ensus of -the West o f B om bay, it ap- neighbourhood of Whose United ages amount pead a iket t iar 408,286 flows, Mak or ib e - ,, .`' :1.7" -- very rapidly. Several 'hoTiset - in . High - street have • fire, b 7 whic h she was MI 4141ilid. been pulled down•for its allurement, and the Whoie " u na rms •• 4-4etWed of: will tooth. an .elevation 41 . eight orlsallbtabo, ;- _ it.R . .- kg"! slew(' to. fis'allt- a the level it f if An . excavaiii9noppae , b4e.- ' . ,p, . . . . .'. 3 !' ' 1 14104tnee4 at. thrlast OM feet in l ia , ._. . ., to ..., .. fa r Aii. li cious!Y it a new Do c k, the • Which' t - lb .• .. •• • you cegaibianla .. . I, P l Peucelad in formation of the new" suffice. -_, , _._ „. - -..-. '"'s': i :..- . ..... • 1 114a4 - iiiik -- . ' ' . a rear 'SieJosEPallinettifilittadbitsitimemilffilg. v.. , _, i,. - - ... y morning_ ..'-- t rat rniralty Board on Saturday - , suppaied WOW* Wilt* . rtaliii - 01 - iira, for the commencen•lTt •* leasoil. . ittended voyage towards the North Pole , on disco- took place at the 0 Puse t .r . A. fun band vcries. 'Tbe ships, it is said, are to have tivia years' and ell tha,vccat ' ,_ :. .. provisions ba board, and are also to be supplied with 7 DailltilWi fULATitio.•dir 041 trrhi# 4 2f . Yo r k warm clothag, &c. for the use of the often 'arid w i t e epe et e tpie. tyis •Mheatie -on %milky n i je lit, alta• Sanguine hopes are entertained of a Penni* Rev played with his -*L. - ustomed villerilninAn, being discovered to the North Pacific Ocean. The ancr w id i mach Spiril:-; Wt. Gtovat: interesfing, crew, it is said, will consist of fifty men, including but there is i great want ? of more Illogge chaOsterm qfficers, in each vessel. They will also be provided in this historical Play.' 31 •e. '''" jil _' .' ' ; : 11 -: I - 1 with every appendage used by the Greenland ships; M r . Rosier!. Paissainobihts(seJ-'l7teltutailti of and some experienced men in that service me to go t hr s , eeteran ector w ere i nt e rre d yester de y 4* gt . Vim. in the vessels. tin's Church-yard.—/Es body was 11141ipsed'In' it lei: A trier from Milford (South Wales,) dated on den coffin. The outer 'ease was, "fiy - Vidwit desire,. Wednesday last, states the arrival there of the Henry, made of heart of Ettglish Oak, doVe-tAltd, With Out a ' Ktvcurn, from St. John's, Newfoundland, whence sin"le nail in it, and was very•l4hlv paithod. Ott site sailed on the Ist November, when a hard frost the br&ast-plate of brass, lacteredi - bit- *ithbut a had set in. 'The Captain speaks in the most affect- single (rnament, was engraved -theifolkitint sbale , Mg terths of the deplorable destitute condition of the i nscr i pt i on :—" & Brit In Ai s ern , ai e dD ec e r hiei inhabitants, occasioned by the recent destructive fire 1817, aged 61 years."—The lidaixf 114 &t' inn and the rigour of the season. Letters from St. John's, was screwed down with eight ' iinconn •t oil ;i , Newfoundland, of a - subsequent date (the 11th), con- screws , w i t h g il t ornament al heads, rising about' half • tain some further ~ interesting particulars. Numbers an inch above the top. The handles - were of bilks - of the lower classes who had suffered losses by the gilt, and a little ornamented. The mourning coaches t .......13..e....,t;evn 1,1,1 illt;t•a•A *ha TelnA .1,1.1 renew. en On_ _V • II .1 P_ll- .... .1. - 1 4 . I ;4 1 I 1 1 I • 1 I t t t , 1 1 f 1 I • 1 ' . ( 1 I i k I ) i 1 1 i I I f , ) I