Star. — London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

EDIIVBURGA. APRIL t. This morning when the mail coach arrived, ;nging i; triligence that the Definitive Treaty of Fe.'ce was signed, the Guard announced the joy f l news by the firing of his blunderbufs, &c.— The public having been on the tip-toe of expefta bon for fume time pall, a crowd of people who v.i;:rd the event, hailed the aulpicious intelligence with ioud acclamations, and taking the horfes from t':: carriage, they chew it through the principal tirc^rs 'f the city, with colours flying and firing c f cannon, amidll the plaudits of a huzzaing mul titude. The different Corps of Royal Edinburgh Vo lunteers paraded and fired a fewde-joye at mid thy; and in the evening there was a general illu mination throughout the city and fuburbs. Many people were flow of belief this morning •nlieti the intelligence was propagated of the trea t.- being figned ; every one was fufpicious of being duped an April fool, and it was only by the pro cellion of the mail coach that their doubts were removed, and their belief confirmed. DUBLIN, MARCH 30. His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, accom rankl by his amiable and eneerned Conlon, and attended by a numerous fuite, vifited the Theatre, on Satu7d.iy evening. Their reception was flat. tt ring in the extreme. The entire audience (toed up, and with loud acclamations paid their tribute of relped to the Noble Pair, whofe exertions to re v.ve the fplendour of the Vice-Regal Court, have ittilly made them popular. Her Latlythip was ereEd with a degree of talk and elegance that has rarely been furpaffed ; her head drefs was the fame as that worn by her Ladylhip at the Straw Ball. Lerd HAR nwicKs was dreffed in a blue uniform coat, with fcarlet cuffs and collar, richly decorated with flyer. On Saturday morning lag, a duel was fought near Lucan, by two Gentlemen—a Mr. R—y, and a Mr. E— d. Having difcharged each a call: of pißolc, the feconds withdrew to charge them afrefh, but in the interim a Magiftrate, F. FALIIIVER, Efq. arrived, and put the combatants under arrretl. The caufe of the quarrel is van. oufly fpoken of—fome attributing it to a young lady, and others to a horfe I APRIL 1.-Him MAJESTY has been pleated, by Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland, to appoint RICHARD Earl of Donoughmore, the Right Hon. RICHARD AnnEnay, the Right Hon. CHARLES HENRY Baron Cagle Coote, the Right Hon. J. 0. VANDALEUR 9 the Right Hon. J. TOWN SMEN!), the Right Hon. M. LONGFIELD, WILLIAM ROWLEY, ROBERT WYNNE, and THOMAS BURGH, Efqrs. to be Chief Commiffioners of his Majefty's Revenues of Excite and Cuftoms in Ireland. A letter directed to the late Under Gaoler of the Newerifon (Simpfon) has been received from Bo tany Bay, from a woman named Jane Maher, who was tranfported from hence, about fix years ago. The fubjed of it is, a requeß for an enquiry to be made atter a male child the left in Dublin behind licr, Rating, that having by . her induDry in the baking butinefs acquired property, the k enabled to provide for her child, and withes to have it edu cated, and brought up in a decent manner, and for v hich the will remit money.—Some humane Gen tleman have undertaken to find the child. It is with great pleafure we are enabled to (fate. that the Officers and Seamen belonging to our fleet on the Jamaica nation are uncommonly healthy. The Cambridge Militia, quartered at Yarmouth, have received their route for their own county. Lord COLERAINE is returned to England from France, in perfeft health. On Friday fe'nnight the lion. Lieut. Colonel CHARLES STEWART, fcn to Lord LONDONDERRY, arrived at Donaghadee from Portpatrick. Major General Gasccm: v, in a letter to the Mayor of Liverpool, dated Houfe of Commons, March 22, 1802, lays, " made aeplication to Lord HAWK e swat's Office refpca in? the time ta.t would be allowed for the importati on of the produce of the captured iflands in the Weft Indies; I received for anfwer, that no part of the Definitive Treaty could be with yroprittv made public officially, until the fame had been ratifi ed, wlich will require upwards of a fortniett." The figning of the Treaty was not produSive of filch enthuriallic joy in Holland as was expect• cd. It was hoped by many, that fome better term , : might have been obtained for the Batavian Republic, and that fome flipulation would have in:n introduced with refpcd to the Scheldt. At Ecclefball, and many other provincial fairs, lean ea , tle lafi week i.ld at from al. to 31. per head below the prices of the preceding month. Tile Newry Navigation is completely open from the Sea to Loughneagh, fo that veffels can now pafs amd repafs without interruption. A Ix ;dge is about to be built over the ferry be twem New York and Long Ifland ; the ferry is near a mile acrofs an impetuous tide. By the pro pored meafure, the port of New York will be much Tv-t-ity-four perfons from Kalsdorf, near Galtz, in palling the river Mur, lately, in order to z:::;:d divine fervice, were overfet in the middle !1:::i: cam, and all drowned except fix, and of v.-hol t recovery doubts were entertained. uringthe late Affixes, there have been between ty perfons cenvifted of forging -yak • o ut .c.rizianu notes. ENn!.tsd STATE Lorrsay.—Thirtieth Day.— •;o• 1 01730, 28,805. prizes of tool.—Nos. 2,385, fi, 1 :46, prizes of 501. The following is Rated to be an infallible cure cough t—diffolve a temple of falt of war, in a gill of water; add ten grains of cochi 1. .. 1 . `finely powdered; fwecten this with fine fugar ; s.;"'e to an infant the fourth part of a table fpoon hu t tour times a day; to a child two or three :ft.:li old half a fpoonfull ; and from four years apwards, a fpoon full may be taken. The re ', I is imm e di a t e , an d t h e cure , i n genera l, within ..,e or fix days. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS rok THE WEEK. THIS tVE4I.'O. Duke of Portland's Dinner, Piccnd+i:y. Farl of Ittansfiell's Dinner. Portland-place. Marchionefs of Salilbury's Rout. Lady Ridley's Rout, Portland-place. Mrs. A. Bofeawen's Rout, St. palice. Mrs. Hanmer Watfon's Row, DrollNnor-ftreet. Mrs. Wright's Rout, Manchcftcr fqn ire. Mrs. Agnew's Rout, Grofrenor.fqueue. TUCSDAY. Duchefs of Gordon'. Rout, Piccadilly. Marquis of Hadfort's Dinner, S:. n:; wc-ftrcet. Lord Camdco's Cabinet Dioncr, Arlington-Rite. Slr J. Puhenry's Dinner, Bruton-Rms. Mrs. lUrigfton's Rout. Mrs. Andmws's Grand Concert, Cleveland-hook. The King's Levee. Marehioners of Hertford's Rout. Counters of Portfmouth's Rout. • Mrs. R. Walpoles Mufie, Grafton-dreet. Mrs. Blaekburne's Rout, Park-Brea, Weßrniufter. Mr. Boldcro's Ball, I'i•zroy-fquare. Mrs. Knox's Ball, Hill-ftreet. THUSIDAT. Duke of Portland's Dinner, Pi c cadilly. Dowager Lady Harewood's Rout, Portman-fquare. Lady Martin's Mune Pray, Gloacefter-pace. Sir John Lovett's Grand Dinner, Seymour-ftreet. Mr. Bt aumont's Grand Dinner, Portman-fguare. Countefs of Mount Norris's Ball,Stratford-place. Lady Harewood's Rout. Lady Mary Dunzan's Rout, wren Ann-ftreet. Lady Mufgrave's Rout, Portland-place. Lady Rig:es Miller's Root, Bloomfbury-fquare. Mrs. Metcalfz's Rout, Portland-place. FRIDAY. Marquis of Headfoa's Di•mcr, St anhope-ftreet. Lord Romney's Cabinet Dinner, Arlington-ltreet. Hon. Mifs Bofcawen's Rout, St. James's-paLice. Mrs. Bucknell's Rout, Glouccfter-place. Mr. Samuel Thoniton's Grand Dinner, St. James's-fquare. Countef, of Galloway's Rout, Charles-ftrect, St. james's-fq. Mrs. R. Thomton's Rout, Graftou-Rreet. Mrs. Milnes's Rout and Supper. Mrs. Hankcy's Ball, Bedford-iquare. Mrs. E. B. Portman's Rout, Portman-fquare. Mr;. Golcburn's Rout, Welbeck-ftreet. SATURDAY. Lady Lovett's Rout, Seymour-ftte.t. Mrs. Halley's Rout, Gloueeitcr-place. Mrs. Cottin's Rout, Chandos-ftreet. Lord 1-I.iwkabury's Cabinet Dinner, Saekvine4teet Dowager Lady Harewood's Rout, Portthan-fquare. The Speaker's Dinner. SUNDAY. Earl of Camden's Grand Dinner. The Cuntefs of Aldborough's Mufie Party. Mr. Wickham's Grand Dinner, Hertford-ftz Marehioncfs of Salifbury's Party. Countefs of lienmare's Party. Dowager Countcfs of Aylelbury's Party. Mrs. Rrooks'i Mufic, Harley-amt. Mifs Well's Mufic, Brook-llrect. There will be a Levee at St. James's on Wed nefday next, the 7th inf. Kenfington Gardens were full of very genteel company yellerday, and many elegant belles were prefent. The day was very fine. COUNTESS OF MANSFIELD'S MUSlC.—•••OnThurf day evening in Portland-Place, her Ladyship had a numerous party of fafhionables to a Concert of vocal and instrumental mufic. An elegant fupper fucceeded, of which the greater part of the com pany partook. The mufic began with an Over ture on the grand piano by Dr. CALLCOTT the compofer. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM. BRIDGE, who is one of our firft amateurs, and pof. feffes a very fine counter tenor voice, fang an Ita lian air with fuch fcience and melody, as to meet with much applaufe, not only from the amateurs, but from all the profeffional gentlemen, many of whom were prefent. A - beautiful quartetto fiicceeded by the Duke of CAMIRIDGI, the two 'Mifs ANGUISHES (the nieces of the Duchefs of Lagos), and Mr. RNYVE yr, fenior. Madam BANTI was prefent ; fhe fang feveral favourite airs with her accuitlomed ability. The Countefs of Man svizo, who pollacs a very fine voice, fang and played with the molt ravishing fwcetnefs. Dr. Ca u.coTT and the youngeft uf the /Ails Atm visa as fang the favourite duet in the grand Ballet of irza, with much applaufe. The cider Mifs AN GUISH and Doaor CALLCOTT were the principal inftrumental performers. Dottor CA tAcorr pre tided at the harpfichord during the early part of the evening.—At one o'clock, the Company fat down to fupper. Every elegant eatable was dif played on the different tables, being five in number, and the guests, amounting to near an hundred, met with the attention which the well-known po litenefs and hofpitality of the noble holt and hollers taught them to exped. About two o'clock t!ic party broke up. MADAME BON•PARTE'S DRAWIan-Room.—A letter from Paris gives the following account of Madame BONAPARTE'S Public Days. Madame de Lussav, lady of the Palace, wrote a note to the Ladies of the different Ambaffadors, frying, that the would be glad to fee them the following day, and that they might prefent fuck foreign Ladies as willsed to he introduced. Thcfe Ladies :rambled in the apartments of Madame de Lu :SAY, who in troduced them to Madame BONAPARTE. The CNIEF Corm:. loon after arrived, preceded by his Captain of the Guard. Madame B. and he Inc ceffively went round the circle, and faid a word or two to every Lady prefent. The CHIEF Cos. sut. then withdrew, and loon after Madame Bo- NAPARTS curtfied, which hint the Ladies under flood, and all retired. A Match between two poll-chaifes and four is to be run on Haldown, near Exeter, on the 21 ft infant, for wagers to the amount of cos guineas. The poll-boys on the occalion are, on one fide, Mr. CaicuEsxsa and Captain STACK POLE, and on the other, Mr. GLOVER and Mr. Baoww. There are fix matches to be rode at the fame time Mr. Brown's b. g. Welkr, and Mr. French's b. g. Sir Ralfib.—Second, Mr. Glover's b. g. Sir Harry, and Mr. Brown's ch. g. Sir Peter. Third, Mr. Chicheller's blk. g. AbelunJ, and Mr. O'Connor's b. g. Port—Fourth, Captain Stack• pole's b. g. Grog, and Mr. Hilton's b. g. Tommy. In each match the owner to ride his own horfe.— Fifth, Captain Deafdon's b. g. Shamrock, to be rode by Captain Stackpolc, and Mr. Madox's ch. g. Spurt, rode by Mr. Glover.—And Sixth, Mr. Bircoe's g. m. Leuefit, rode by Captain Stack. pole, againli Mr. Brown's g. g. Dare Devil, rode by Mr. Glover. 11:07s1 LI. Ys LISr. There Lis he, Friday's rna7kct ; and the h tl: which has b.!ca do ing in Wheat was upon nearly the tame let Ins a , . that day, but fill 6s. than this day % ,, eek.- Barley has moi Pu chakrs but not high:r in Price.-Malt extremely heavy.-Oats are ratii,r dearer ; but Bean., and Peas go off heavily.-The Grals Seed Tradc i 5 drask lug fail to a clef:, con• fequently looking down. Englifh Wheat, 465. 58s. primefl, 675. Foreign Ditto, no price to b: obtained. Rye, Os. 4os. Barley, 245. 285.-(Malting) 335. 365. Malt, 4os. 4.65. Oats, 145. 225. 23%. Horfe Beans, (New) 305. 345. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 3eas. Hog Peale, 3os. 31s. Boilers, 345. 335. Carraway Seed, 3/is. to 40s. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 29%. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lall. Red Clover, sos. 7os. Ros. 84s. per cwt. White ditto, 78s. *NA 13os. tgos. Trefoil, 265. 4os. 665. 745. Flour, gos. ggs. per fack. IRON TISZ LONDON GAZITTE, SATURDAY. APRIL 3. Average price or Corn in England and Wales,fiain the Re turns ending the 2.7 th of March, 180 a. Wheat. Ryc. Barley. ats. I Bcsns. rare. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. d s d. 74 g 47 6 38 8 20 8 38 2 3) n The average Price of Snar, compived from the Returns made in the week ending the 3tit ot March, is 395. 7d per hundred weight. !RICER Of GRAIN. AT THI VOI.LovrING MARN¢TI. BasmcsTom—Wheat to cd to (4s od rcr (.13tarter. Barley 31s od to 3Os cd Beans 3-29 cd to ais od Oars 221 od to zgs cd I Peafe 35s od to 42$ od Maintrutno.—Wheat 63s od to 73$ od per quarter. Barley 34s cd to 386 al I Beans 3os al to sos od Oat. at. 641 to 271 od Peale 406 al to 436 od Nimes? a Y —Wheats, 38s. od. to 665. od. per Quarter. Barley 286 cd to 366 6cl Beans 3,56 od to aos od Oats tys od to aas al Peale 33s od to 3SO od HzPcsr.—Wheat 36s od to 6!s 6d per Quarter. Barley 3os od to 368 6d I Beans 32s od to 35s od Oats ids od to 24s od Peafe 38s od to 44$ 00 READING. —Wheat 44c. od. to 691. od. per tarter. Barley aos od to aos od I Beall! 331 od to 36 od Oats ris 6d to 38. od I Peak 381 od to aos od At Warminiler market, on Saturday laft, the prices of Cotm were as follow : wheat, by the quarter, 21. t6s. to 31. 45. ; barley, 11. ss. to 11. 155.; oats, 11. to 11. 35.; beans, 11. 15s. to 21.45. D:.111., Aral!. Cu. ii l : - troyanre mat, of w. r. Ye. niefii triZ e, and 1., S nor; of war, for Pur; fino..;• CRAVIS::::. ;3, by the Pcggi,.., Ist &..;;T.ll.e.me; S i o;6l tiv, BA)ro N, rm.! 1-1,-reu'ei, th..• Sum h Se;,-;; Jane, Salm . 3, from EArnliolm J.' 7 : Sr N Anutcrdno ; r.r Antoinztta, frmi t.• •d; Triumph. AR N.'. ; DI KS ; E!;77.'lr• h. V • ~.. sr K ; ; J.,11.111t,C5, JA CO ; —; Vrow NT,.ti;da, Ri r ; and pow f. um Rott.rd...:ll.—Sa;kd the 13.;:ey, s and N. ;fun, I .ENN for St. I..li7aheth, BaTs.;.; Afhtou, Sms a ; Robot and Marth;, NGTON, for Dublin; wr art, f tlybec ; Vra..v Vlargaretto, for D.cppe ; Supbta l'ar•Aino, --, for Rouen; George, HAS-WARD. for Ne vfouad: ; Eris, —, fur Peteriburgh; Sahrla, —„ and Jorge lir0:1, -, fur Havre d: Grate. c i11 , 1111111M111111.1111111111.111111.1111.111.11111111111111111111.1111111111111 1 , Rx morning the •kc. live, And the A•tr, Ar """A"' 4r RIL 5 ' FOONI A:l,, tot Ern!)(let,, %vith a Tit hale or noth:tr„ , . Itelit in friun c trgo r,f p:i:: t ; and the li,tl: which has li:ca do- cas ttpoa nearly the ftmc tomb a , . I IT:(17s1 Ll.' tl Ys I.IS r. tit 6s. than this day %,eek.— Drat, Aran. ; . Ira of w. r. Ye. aufs trig.t - e, and lab o f ~Lt two; of war, for Portftio.tt t 11,2 rulchakrs but nut high:r in NAUTICAL MTELLIGEATE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. E. AIIIVID. DIM • Dublin, 3 Waterford, • Rirnhurgh, o Fr-n ch. 0 • Dutch, 0 PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3. Came in the Jurre, of 8o wins, from Torbay, the is gone up Hamm to be paid of; ; the CLYDE; of 36; INDEFATIGABLE, of 44; and TRITON, of 32, are difmantling for the purpoic of being paid off and laid up.—The NAMUR, of 98, and the MARS, of 74, are Paid to be under orders for Cha tham to be paid off; the former has jut} made the fignal for failing. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4. Yellerday failed the EARL ST. VINCENT, for the Eaa Indies, and his Majelly's (hips STANDARD and Rosy for the Eaaward.—Tbe following men of war weighed their anchors and intended going round alfo, but afterwards brought to again, viz. ATLAS, of 98 guns; ARGo, of 44; Tr x EL, of 64 ; and Arria4, of v.—The three following (hips have received orders to fail to the eaflward, but have not got under weigh, viz. the INCON STANT, of 36 guns ; TRUSTY, of go ; and the PALLys, of 38.—This day his Majefly's (hip MER CURT was releafed from Qprentine.—This day failed the INCONSTANT and Timm., with the four others, mentioned as above to have brought to, ATLAS, TRUSTY, ARGo, TEXEL, and ASTREA, for the eaaward ; the Tliot, GRAY, for St. Kitt's.— Arrived the General Small, BELLIN, with wines from Guernfey ; and the Grace of God fchooner, Fouatats, with butter from Havre. SHEERNESS, APRIL 4. Yefferday arrived his Majcily's (hip SUFFOLK, Capt. CURTIES, from the Eaik Indies, on which Ration the has been there eight years path on her coming into harbour, the ran aground ; but by the firmly alliftance of the different fhips' boats the was got off, without furtaining any material damage, and proceeded to Chatham to be paid off. Ar rived alfo the CHANGE gun-Yard from a cruize. Sailed the BOXER gun-velrel on a cruize. The BOLD gun-yeirel has taken and lent in here a fmug gling veffel, laden with 280 half aukers of Ge. neva. Remain at the Nore the ZEALAND, BA TAY 111, AMFHION, IRIS, BRAAK, WAAKSA M H EMT, JAMAICA, FAVORITE, DILIGENCE, ALONZO, and Amott.—Wind E. Light breeze. YARMOUTH, APRIL 4. Remain in the Roads the BLENHEIM, Admiral DICKSON ; MON•RCN, Admiral Sir TH. GRAVES; PaINCESS OF ORANGE, Capt. COBB ; POLYPHE MUS, Capt. LAWFORD ; ASIA, Capt. DAWsON ; VETERAN, Capt. DICKSON ; RAISONABLE, Capt• DL RES ; and the AGAMBIENON, Capt. FANCOUB.T. IFZ:VFD. At D.w,r —l* m:l4, C.bb, fram LErnen; am! TT •pe, brcf.:, from 70trzinique at,rl jerfry. In the Cr. - eit—Arinilm Dent, Fa^mer, from Leztr"rn. DISTRITJTION OF PRIZE MONEY. T(! the 1.. , ;nx, i(itc, for the recapture of t' e Purfuit, a diltribution will be niat:e 01 haaril thc laid (hips at • tcr the 13th intt. on thek arrival at Yarinnu Ii The fehnotter Netley, for the capture of li Cor.fiarza an.: St. Pedro Apo:Iola, will be paid on Friday, the 9th et Aril, at No. to, John-ftreet, Adelphi. The fame fchooner, fnr the Smith thin Santiffima alias Cafualitlacl, will be paid at Portfmouth, the 7th intt. Ponspre, Hannibal, Venerable, and .I.adninua, fo: the capture of the San Antoine, will he paid at the Ciown and Cu(bion, in Winchefter-ilrett, London-wall, on Vi'cduefelay and Thurftay, the I ath and rsth natant. La SenfiLle %sill he p..dd for the Graff Bcrnftorff and cargo, at NO. 22, Artindcl-ftrect. KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), JAN. 30. _ - The detachment of the 67th Regiment, wider the command of Limtenant OWES, which wai wrecked in the H.:vat:nab is rcturntd here in the Lord Thurlow, Irom Rear Admiral Sir J. T. DUCKWORTH arrived in the Levia than, on Tucfday, from Martinique, to rite the comm uid on this nation. The Crefeent,Pclican,and MorqUitto, at th , fame time arrived from a cruise; the Carnatic arrived the day fol lowing. Yeftertlav the Majeftic, NADDING, arrived from Curacoa, with dczachments of the 47th, 69th, and 83d Regiments, com manded by Lieutt aunt SAUL, and Evfigns Itaccir and Cwsev. Several other O ffi cers 1114:wife carne palfengers in this vette'. Four Britifh fail of the line and a frigate, are cruiziug off the Welt cnd of Hifpaniola. In confequence of the hlockade of Guadaloupe, molt of the Atne.rican and other provifion (hips have put into St. Croix, or the ports to leeward, where provifions arc, in confequence, ex trevtely cheap. Fla auAar 6 —The Elephant, of 74 guns, Syren, Cerberus, and Lark, 'on Sunday failed from Port Royal, on a cruise.— On Monday, the Cumberland and Garland; and on Wednef day, the Tartar did the like. A detachment of Artillery arrived from Mad.ira, by the Caciar, oaTturfday. FEBRUARY I3.—The Ganges, of 74, arrived on 3aturdaY; and the Goliath Bourdelais, and Nereide, on Sunday ; and the Juno, on Thurfday. Ycflerday Ic de Ruyter arrived from Madeira, with a de tachment of Artillery, and part of the 85th Regiment, under th_ command of Colonel BI.N NET ; arrived 3110 the Shark. Yefterday Rear Admiral Mo No- ccz failed on a cruize in the San• Pared, with la Nercide.—T he Topaze and Snake failed on Monday. FLBRUARY 16.—His NTajefty's (hip Rofario arrived on Fri day front England, with diffiatche:. Yrfterday the armed trairport Calcutta, arrived from Ma. deira, with the remainder of the Bsth Regiment. The St. George, Spencer, Powerful, and Warrior, men of war, arrived at Jamaica the i tth of February, ft , 'n Gibraltar, The brig Lord Nelfon is totally loft at Jamaica. The Detiaree, Smith, failed from Jamaica, Lie 3d of Febru ary for London, Once put back leaky. The Arethufa, Dods, from Lcndon to Jamaica, is loft on the Inc of Ant, crew and part of the cargo raved. The Margaret, Grant, from Liverpool to Honduras, put into Jamaica In diftrefs the at ft of j.tnuary. The Edward, Em-ry, from Newfoundland to Barbadoes, fen to It cward, and is put into Jamaica. The Venerable, Angus, from Liverpool to Honduras, pafled Jamaica the 27th of January. The Fancy, Duncan, from London to Honduras, paiLd Ja maica early in February. A difmalled brig, bottom up, has drifted int-) San', ogen, tear Ilddewalla, in Sweden, frippored to be the Star,' of Aberdeen. James matter, from Dantzic for Aberdeen. The Tagus, Str.ichan, from Arbroath, i; aground On the Swine Bottoms, and full of water. The Elizabeth, Edwards, from Cork to North Yarmouth, is put into Cowes with damage. The Farmer, Corneby, from London to Lifbon, is towed into Cowes, difmafted, and with confiderable other dam +g :, been run on board of laft Monday night by the Mc ury. The Fortuna, Leitch; Union, Bradthaw ; and C trthland, Reed, from Clyde to Jamaica, were f;toice with on the I• , th of January, off the tile of Alh, and expeeted to reach Port Ante)• nio in two days. On the l td ult. the Hill Thorough packet, Captain MURRAY, on the 'mirage between Portpatrick and Donie7itad , te, ahottt half channel over, met a fudden and heavy fquall of wind, which laid the Ilillfborough two planks attic d,:ck under water, when a number of paifengers were precipitately t.'Td to leeward— crie of whom was a I .ady, who voLnt overboArA and went under the keel, when Captain MURRAY, with his ufual activity and good condudt, laved her, by fufpending himfelf by a 'lender grip of the lanyards, being inantei fed up to the middle in water, wIIL n the Lady caught hold of his foot, and clung to it, until fume of the feausen affifted in getting her on board again. The I.aly's hulband was on board, and knew nothing of the tranfiletion till Ore was carried into the cabin—and had it not beet, for the ac tivity and manly condutil of Captain Ml:kota ,0e mull inevi tably have been drowned. Early on Sunday morning a fire brokk Nut in the making-office of Mr. R. ManQill, at Hailing&ld, in Cambridgethire, which confiderahly damaged the fame, and deftroyed a dove houfe, with a flack of beans and hay. On Thurfday evening la(, about eleven o'clock, as Mairitsw HOPPER, Efq Polimafler of Sheer tiers, was returning home from a friend's houfe, where he had been fpending the evening, he was attacked by two villains, who knocked him down, and violently beat and kicked him ; after which they robbed him of his watch, and all the money he had about him, and left him for dead : for tunately tome Gentlemen, his affillance, and con. veyed him home ; and we are happy to hear he is in a fair way of recovery. Every fearch has been made after the mifcreants, but as yet without ef fed. We, however, hope, that they will Coon be brought to that punifhmeut which they &terve.