Star. — London, England, 1802-09-09 00:00:00

11111...... - under roar aurpiees, tee receive front the iviiniftert of Government, and in every place where we tors fint ourfelves." The FIRST CONSUL charged there Deputies to announce to the inhabitants of the Wand of Elba, that in future they will form part of the French Republic, and that they ought to be (edible of the diftinguilhed honour conferredeepon them, and do every thing in their power to render themfelves worthy of 4. The FIRST Comm: added, that he would always take a fpecial pleafure ittprotealhg their illand, interefting on fo manyacceuets. The Senator Ga s landed ,a Vey' days ago at Calais on his return from England. -- - TOUSSAINT LOUTIRTVIS has been fent to the Cattle of Jou:, where he is nekconened. His efcort had returned to Dijon on the 3111 ult. Letters from Afchaffenbourgtivt us reafoifin think that Prince AnTnosy of Auflria, will be not only appointed Coadjutor of the Arch-Chan cellor of the Empire, but silo Grand Mailer of the Tuetonic Order. When the Minifter of the Interior received with Co much diftindion Sir'JoHr St!cl.sts's El ay on Longevity, a with was exprervithat all the Go- vernments of Europe might concur in the:sfefal refearches propofed •by ' th at f o j u iti 7 deemed. This with, didated by the kive of man-, kind, will no doubt be coon seiliftd.; The 'fol lowing letter has been written on this oceafialisi. the Chevalier d'Assas, Ambairadorvf his MN!' Catholic Welly, to Citizen Bet.s.ots . 7,7 si Su, Paris, Ansel% pa s ieemio- I thank Tailor the letter you did tae tbelMnespelf*tit si l. yd to ma, dated Await alltb, and auonioanyhtilti*" Sir 7.k Sionkies Ejay on Lonripiiy s tildelyin by ender of the Mather of the IntiolorJ l lllo era theale:l silt opportunity of fending them to . iiipain'; 'and hope *it IA awaken a dare of contribudni pa promoulaaminvo the philanthropic Author in the Comndttee for the Anther 'don of partied economy which my Government int Mull Med, and to which I fend the &Witte Austell under your hipedtiotr. 411 , meept, Sir, &e. Citizen LALAHDI went to Eniop tOOT)ferle there the eclipfe of the Sun, which took place on the silth olt. but the cloudy . ' weather, and the repairs rendered neceffary in the Obfervatory, by the fire which took place in the tower, did not permit him to accomplith the objea of his journey.. Five per cents, 5 t fr. 65 C. RATISSOII 9 Anoorr 2g.—lt has been agreed in the confidential conferences, which took place between the members of the Extraordinary Depu tation, that the plan of the Indemnities &ill be in a mats, and not in feparate articles,, the whole null be approved or rejeaed any modification or reariaion. As foon been approved by the Depotu;ion, it will prefented for the fanaion of the Imperial Ple /entiary, and then carried to the Dieu:which terminate the affair by a esachisan. After the forms have been obferved, it will be carried execution as a law of the Empire. The De will then occupy itfelf with other objeas mentioned in the plan, foch as the debts, de regard to penfions, places, &c. There wall • negotiations alto, between the Minißeti , caw. MAJESTY and the other Minifters, to the Auftrian poffeffions in &labia, of mention was made in the Convention of Jane. :fierday received American papers up to of July. The only intelligence they con . a very agreeable nature. It appears by accounts from Philadelphia, as we formerly .aat the didemper, at firtt reported to be flow fever, has almoll entirely coifed, and alarm on the fubjeit has difappeared. Americans continue to complain of Spann From the Ilatements which the Amu-- papers exhibit, there is reafon to fuppofe that thefe captures arc totally withobt a plau conndation. Of this, however, it is impollible without fuller information. from St. Domingo Rate that the num- American velfels to St. Domingo has con decreafed. Britifh (hips are entering circtunftances of peculiar favour, and at there is every profpeit that Biitilh Manu (freely introduced will NM a decided AUGUST as.—The FIRST CONSUL,PTC•' _ our Republic, has given -a new proof of Paternal care, and the intereft he takes in every concerns our Republic. The . National of Bologna, and the Academy of Milan many objeBs of the Arts, and Models, to only at Paris. The Flarr Cossw. has ordered, that Platter Cafts, Models, and other articles nece(fary for ftudying Arts, &all be given gratuitoufly to thefe Eftablithments. The boxes which contain - now on their way. P, Auo. 30. —For Tome time paft Eng commiffioned for the pnrpofe, have made Mechlin aad Bruflas confiderable pur paintings, which they have fent to London. thofe purchafed there are feveral originals its, and the other matters of the Flemi(h :t is remarked that the only money the ~.sn now expend is for piaures they are fo economical iu every other refpca, as gives us it reafon to doubt whether they hill retain the - which they had ten or twelve years ago. between th Cation, tha elifcaffed ii and that tl without ac as it has be be prefente nipotentiar will terrain legal forms into ezecuti potation wi not mentio tails in rely be private of hit Ism in regard t which no x She 4th of , Malts, Seat of o his Paterns thing that Inflitute of wanted ma be found I *anion Prints, as the Pine A two Ebb] them are n Arrwai tauten, cc both at b chafes of p Among th of Rims fchool. Ii Englith nc economica great reafc charaaer We yell thee :8t of tain is of a the accow Rated, tha the yellow that alarm The An [times. can papery an of tl lible found to fudge w Letters ter of A u ftderably %Wei' circ =the di sAntryormirs. His MAftsry fet off from Win Ois e) yelterday morning at revert o'clock. After palling the morn ing at Kew Palate and iA the Gardens, he came .to town, and held a Levee at St. james's Palace,. which being the firftCours-day finer his Mai 'STY'S; return from Weymouth, was numerottily attended. The company conned . of the Right Ifinti4hei Loan CHANCSLLOR, the liiiihops Ot Zsdnoirrika, and 'Room:Tea, the Dean Of WISTMINSTSR, Dr. FISHIR, the Bavarian, Neapolitan, Swedifh, Sar dinian, Hanoverian, and Portuguefe Envoys; the Dan& ' Charge d ' A ffaires, the Attorney and So licitor Generals , the Chan cellor of the ExcheqUer, and the Secretary at War : Duke of Portland. Marquilres--Towathend and SsMbar!. Earls—.Grofsenor. Chatham, and Macclesfield. Vireounti—Hood and Sidney. Lords—Sheffield, Arden Cathcart, Hersey, Whitworth, Haakeibury, Owydir, Cilenhersie, Stopford, Catlenges, Antherft. and Dorchefier. • , I3ourehe, Malcot, and De Leather. = n o s rTicherden. Generals—Smith; Floyd, Craig, Rainsford, Loftus, How perch, - Coloncls—Chilvers and Eden. Lieut.-Colonel Blaquicre. Major Brown. Captains—Sir S. Smith, Dyde, Legge, Orde, bowel* Whop, Hood, C.athiart, York. Sirs—S. Costerel, J. Craig, C. Biihop, W. Pukeney, J.Jjtarli .Evv Nepean, P. Stephens, F. Ryas. • ' Meirrs,—Jackfon, Churchill, Baker, Poole, Arbuthnot; L. A l a*. Trench, Pawkena , Hillefden, Pye, (Poet Laureat), Ifw. H. Walpole, /sexton. The Rev. Dr. Dampier Bilhop of ROchefter; did homage an Wag appointed to that See. Prefentationnto his MAJESTY Were— Capt. YORK, by Sir J. B. WARRIN. llogoolitevossatero, Serretta* to the Imperial-Mho& ham Earl Gaosonsoaoto eleologoebistitle. Mr. Prartrat.s, Anatolia* 4romltavaria. . MaXiaasmairr. bora • Sun ' • - Mr. junto most, the Dan* Charge d'Affaires. Major-General Conan ova,' dfoffloilinich *seen. Lient,Colooal Baoßnuas , of she soh Light Dragoons. Sir EVAN NIPAPOIIP. beag created a Baronet. Mr. L. Bouts t.t. t ron font Gyrydir, appointed Secretary Oa Mt. Arbuthnot. Minutes for Stockholm .The following Noblemen and Gentlemen took -leave of the Kin° : Lord WHlTwoarw t on going to P#risi as Am larador to France; ' Mr. ARIBUTHSCit ttfr. L.Boutp4oudwit .• . • 114AStockholm; , ..Admiral Sir J. B. WALVIS as Anibaffader.to the Court of Ruflia. He takes his 4ertrotre-itt , • • the . Clyde frigate. After the Levee was over, the RacoinSainade his Report of the Convias under fentence of death, eotrviaed in June and July. Seffions—ifdr *Ma, fee the la& Page) _ The Stsc, - after giving audience to the Mini lien, left town at fix o'clock for Windfor. By the official account prefented to the Honfe of Commons, it appears that the net Public In- Come of Great Britain, for the year ending the sth of January 1802, including Loans and Extra ordinary Refources, amounted to 63,026,5071. 6s. cat of which 28,105,3921. t 6s. gici. was the net psbduce of the permanent Taxes. .The net produce of the Duties of Cultoms for three years, ending the sth of January, 1802, was as follows 1199 £2,536,593 8 3, 5 not) 8,125,036 19 5 iBoz 8,804j 2 6 411 The Bounties paid on Corn and Rice imported into Great Britain, amounted between the IR of January silo' and the sg th of June 1802, to the turn of 4912:4861. 75. ?td. Sir ABRAHAM Hums and family arrived at Paris laft Wednefday. Mr. Hoes leaves town to-morrow, for the pur. pole of joining Mr. Fox and his friends at Paris. The Earl and Countefs of BE leave town tomorrow, on a tour to the Continent. It is their intention to vi(it Kiples. Lord and Lady OXFORD are among the lateft arrivals in France. They propore palling the win ter in the South of France. The following are among the lateß arrivals at Perth : Sir Francis Boynton, Bart. from a Highland ezenrfion ; Sir George Mackenzie, and Lady Mackenzie, from Tain to Edin burgh; Mr. Dundas, from Dunnira to Aberdeen; Lord Wood houfelee, from Iniernefs to Edinburgh ; Sir Roderick Mac kenzie, from Edinburgh to the North; Lord Rae, from Edin burgh to the North; his Royal Highoefs Moniker, and Suite, on their return to Edinburgh; Lord Douglas, from Dundee to Edinburgh; Major-General Sir Charles Rofs, from the North; Sir John going to Edinburgh; Colonel Forbes_ , ofAe 7 going Welt; coined Graham, of Balgowan, to Lon don ; Colonel Mackenzie, of the 74th, to Balgowan; Sir John Wed derburn, Bart. to Balandean ; Sir Peter Murray. and Lady Mary Hope Murray, on their way to Oehtertyrt.; Colonel Anltrnther, going South; Sir William Maxwell, to Gordon Calk ; Governor Moulton, of Clarkington, going South; alto General Don, Hon. Charles lUnnairtl, and Hon. William Lamb, to Drumtnie Honk; the Right Hon. the Earl of Dal houfe. to Moneridf Houfe ; Colonel M'Alitall, from Invernefs. In confequence of a trifling mifunderftanding, a meeting took place, early on Tuefday mornipg, in Hyde Park, between Lieut. H. and Mr. S. both of the Navy, when unfortunately both parties were wounded, the latter we fear mortally. Drury lane Theatre is under a repairing and beautifying procefs previous to its opening. Not lets than 150 men were yefterday employed for the purpofe of improving its general appearance. The height of excellent dancing, and that af fifted alto by good aeting, accompanies the New Grand Ballet Dance, compofed by Mr. BYRNE, and brought out at the Royal Circus, named Za mordved Zoirers.—The great execution and title of Mr. Brawsis admirably [hewn throughout the part of Zanier, and, in that of Zamora, Mifi ADAMS is truly graceful and excellent. Mailer BYRNE, in Zorsi ' meets with the loudeft and mo molt defer:fed applaufe, to infinitely beyond his years are both his dancing and aging. The late Signor Bosse - , Mufic, which is a very fine compofition, together with WARS'S Overture, are alto muukapplauded. Laft week the church of Belhelvie- was broke into, but no money being found, the thieves ear. l ied off 18 Bibles and Pfal.l4 _ _ .11 111811114 _ 1111Y_Jil • 4 1141111gaillY 466 CAANERIN'i BALLOOM On I rnerday, at half part five o'cloct in the af-1 1 tattoois t M. GARNERIN t accompanied by Mr. GLAssrußo, afcended from 'Sydney Garden's, Bath'. After taking the circuit of the Garden, he rote with a gentle breeze from the N. E.— 'At minutes after fix they had pallid through ifeve9 t 1 cloud's,' the thermometer falling to 40, and the barometer to 24#; having furrnouracd tliettrill thkiivere now cheered by the rays of . tfte fitting fiete. At . 59 minutes pall fix they fgTind the thetratnneter hicl fallen to 36, and the biro meter to 23:6 Waide' leaves the chimaera height at 5420 feet: • The inflammable a irhaving contiderably d ilited . M. GA/11mm prepared to defcend, which he ef fe6led at 20 minutes pall (*even, and was greeted :by the MO friendly afilliatiCe and welcome of a great coneOurfe of people, who were anxiou{ly waning his arrival, when he alighted in a field near Mells Park, the feat of THOMAS Hultti ER, Efq t ; dikant lineal miles from Baih. This voyage, of which we shall give farther par tietda.rs to-morrow, will be found more interefting to fcientific men than thofe we have lately wit nefed in this capital, as obfervations were made on the temperature and denfity of the atmofphere during its progrefs. FETE AT BELVIDERE. lOn Tuefday Jan her Royal Highnefs the Pus. cast of WALE_ t s attended by Mrs. and Mifs Ft rz- GERALD, and Mils HAMMOND, partook of a very elegant entertainment given by Lord EALDLEY, at his beautiful.feat, Bavidere, near Erith, where they arrived ationt.four o'olfek. His Lordihip's hofpitality is too wennown to need any I:ailments, as iliore was nothing wanting to make it one of the *mdft elegant of thelcind ever given. . At, about half pall feven the company reforted tothe Ball-room, where dancing commenced : her *Royal Highnericalled Sir Detad Hunter Blair, with Mr. Cuu.su &dump ~(Lord Ammisx's fonlin law),.wlien about nine couple followed. About ten they' adjourned to Dinner, which confined of every delicacy that can be imagined, and variety of wines, ices, pines, Ike. At two her Royal. High-. men 4 Lneti got u from table, adirdincing inaptly re o .' od was kept UP Without intermiffion ull Ltif pa 'five, when her Royal Highnefs and 1 ;attenillants . retired. . 1 The Cotnp;ny immediately .after tcktjk their , leave,. all much gratified and delighted' with the I attention thei seethed from their Right ' lion. .haa, and his-,alarming daughter, Mrs. Cill.t.am 'Seel Tn. ' Ainongft the company "prefent were— .' 'Lady Hefter Stanhope, three Mifs Crofton', Hon. • Mifs 1 Chohnondeley, Mrs. Maddock', Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Smith, Mrs. Chatters, Hon. Mr. Murray, Sir Willoughby Afton, Sir John Douglas, General Pattifon, General Lloyd, Colonel Mac leod, Capt. Onnow, Capt. Hughes, Capt. Jenkinfon, Captain , Mr. Jaelfon, tec. &c. &c. ' l4 -74 1d excellent band of the Royal Artillery at tended on the occafion, and played many delight. ful pieces of mufic. Her Royal Highnefs was efcorted home ,to her feat oft Blackheath by a - party of the - Royal Horfe Artillery, who were fent to Belvidere for that pun pole. MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 7. The Waiter at the Shakefpeare is much better— fo much recovered as to be able to walk about. All the company in Margate met this day on the Fier Head and the Cliff, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to fee the failing-match. Eight boats Darted in two divifions: the prizes to be determined by two heats. Telemachus, Sutton, came in firft by thirty boat's length at leaft. The Brothers fe cond. The prizes were five and three guineas. A fracas took place a few evenings fence in a Billiard-room, between a nominal Captain and the marker, relative to the number of games played by the former. The difpute became fo violent that the Son if Mar: (truck his opponent, which the latter returned with intereft. The company at laD interfered, but not before Captain was under the table, where he repeatedly roared out, he was a dead man! PRESTON, SEPT. 6. • Yefterday morning, foon after teft o'clock, NI CHOLAS GRIMSHAW, Efq. the Mayor, went to the Guildhall, where he was met by the whole of the Corporation, and in addition to thofe who have met the Mayor during . the prefent Jubilee, Mr. PARR, the King's Counfel, our Recorder, who was prevented being prefent at our grand procef- Son laft Monday, by his profeffional engagements at the Lancafter AiEze ; Mr. WiLsow, the High Bailiff, was likewife prefent. They proceeded in proceffion to the Church, with the)Mace, attended by all their Officers. As foon as 'the Mayor en tered the Church, the Prganift buck up a grand 'Voluntary. Divine Service was performed by the Rev. Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH• After Divine Service the MAYOR entertained a number of the Members of the Corporation with a molt fumptuous dinner at his houfe in the Falter Gate. It having rained almoft incetrantly during the day, the Church could not boaß of a great thew of our fair ones. We were likewife difappointed teeing them perambulate the promenades, as was expected, it being the fira day fince the commence. ment of the Jubilee they have been difengaged. We are extremely forry to record a moil thock ing accident which'happened onTuefday morning, when our Ladies were walking in proceffion. woman who had imprudently got into the crowd with an infant in her arms near the Church, on the approach of the procetfion, was preffed againit a wall, and the child was fqueezed to death. We are not only an increafing town in manu &dare, trade, and population, but every means are taken fist the improvement of the mind, and refinement of manners. We have feveral Coffee *odes where reveal Daily Morning and Evening London Papers are taken in. We have Public Li~rarie:~nrbe»Ma~tsi~es,Pamphlets, and Boa , NAUTICAL iNVILLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND 8. W. ARRIVULI• o Dubllo I Waterford o Hamburj French • '' Doti& but. ,; PLYMOUTH. SEPTgIVItER 7. Arrival the lisopzmt, of a guns, Captain VAUGUAN, from a ettiize. Canie into harbostr the R aWisa D, of r 8 guns, Capt. Acne AM. Arrived the Ntlrwr, [WO guns, Captain Ma Nos, film Jamaica. Sailed the CAIYSFOIT, dr 22 gotts, Captain MtrNDY, on a cruise. • Came. into Stonehonie Pool froth Cawfand Bay, la VIM+ Tsatß,Ot 14 guns, Lielittstiant JUMP. ; . EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Yellerday a Court of Direaors was held at the Eaft India Houle, when the followiug (hips were taken up, and their time fixed. A new Dip, by Larkins. for Captain Da tect, and Bombay Calle, for Bombay and China; and Anderfon (new Ihip), tor St. Helena, &woolen, and China, to he afloat the 26th Oao her, t 802., fail to Cravefend the 9th November, and be in the b*wna on the tsth December. Hindoftan, and Borradaile (new fhip), for Coaft ind Chins, to be afloat on the 9th November, fail to Cravefend the 25tia ditto, and be in the Down the sift December. City of London, and Hamilton (new fhip), for St. Helena and Bengal; and Admiral Gardner and Sir S. Ludington, for Coaft and Bay, to be afloat the as th of November, fail to Gravefend the 9th of December, and be in the Downs the igth of January, 1803. %leen (new flip), for Bombay; and Windham and Wat pole, for Madras, to be afloat the 9th of December, fall to Gravefend the zsd of the fame month, and be in the Downs the 17th of January. Hugh Inglis, and Calcutta, for Coaft and Bay; and Char. Hoch (new 'hip), for Captain RoararsoN, for Bengal, to be afloat the 9th of January, fail to Gra•efend the zsd ditto, and be in the Downs the 2,sth of February. - - - - - - Charlton, for Bengal, Wigram, and a new fhip, by Larkins, for. China, to be afloat the 23d of January, fail to Gravcfend the 6th of February, and be in the Downs the 14th March. Meftaer (new Blip), St. Barbe (new map), for Bombay and Madras; Mellifh (new flop), for St. Helena and Bengal ; Exe• ter, Dorfetihire, and Coutts, for China, to be afloat the 6th of February, to fail to Gravefend the 21it ditto, and be in the Downs the 29th of March. Earl Spencer and Prefton, for Bengal; Bonham (new chip), for Bombay, and the Hope, and filch other Slips as are intend ed to compote the laft fleet for China, to be afloat the tilt of February, fail to Gravefend the 7th of March, and be in the Downs the zath of April. AU the above !hips to remain at Gravefend 3o days. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednef .day next. The following (hips are the Whalers for the feafon tBoz, and have received the licence of the Hon. the Court of Directors of the Eaft India Company to proceed to the Eaftward of the Cape of Good Hope, on the Southern Whale Fiihery, viz. :—The /kid& Tar, Alexander, Aitrea, Aurora; Gcorgiana, Elizabeth and• Mary, New Euphrates, Mary, Refoludon, Flirt, Pacific, Policy, Albion, Edwinftow, Favourite, Charming Kitty, Com merce, William Fenning, and Dubuc.—The above (hips are expecled home nett feafon. LEITH, SEPTEMBER 3. Sailed from Leith Roads, his Majefty's Hoop brig KITE, Cap— tain Ps vox, on a crulze. This veffel, in corning from her IA endue, about it week ago, narrowly cfcaped being daihed to pieces on he Bell hock. Moft fortunately, when•running !knight for it, at the rate of feven knots an hour, and when only a few paces diftant, a fmall . temporary wooden beacon was difeovered, ereeted on the rock fame weeks ago, by Captain joss en BRODIS of this place at his own experlee, in place of one he bad eroded there during the race week, which, it is fuppored, had been wickedly knocked down and carried off. To Captain B. the officers and crew of the KITS are, ender PROVIDLNCE, indebted for their !Time from this impending deftrudion. Another temporary beacon,more fubttantial and confpicuous, is now preparing by Captain BRODIt, and is to be crafted mediately, which will prove of the molt acids] fervice to Blips or Teals that may pafs that way, and for which Capt. &toots is entitled to grateful acknowledgments of all who may have occafiost tetrade that way. Friday night between ten and eleven, in a strong gale of wind from the north-eaft, came on more, a little above the Battery, a floop, coal laden, laid to belong to Anftruther. The people at Newhaven, and along the Lore, being alarmed by the crier of thofe on board, battened to their alfdtance with lanthorns, fcc. and two boats immediately put off front the more, by which means the crew, confuting of four perfons, were refcued front the watery element. There are 11 , .t1e or no hopes of her being Paved, u a number of planks, rudder, pump, ace. have bee* lince warned on Lore. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DtAL,Su►T. B.—Arrived the FORTUNt and DIAMOND EH. gates, with Dutch troops. from jerky, for the TezeL Wind E. S. E. • GaAvesnw, Sarr.B.—Pafred by, the Adive, DU NK, from the South Seas; Ocean, DAVIDSON. from Quebec; Albion, HUTCHINSON, from Pcteriburgh ; Rambler, HAR RISON, frown Stockholm; Magdalen, CHINO N, from Dieppe; Jenny, Rus- SILL, from Memel; Eagle, DODDS, from Chriftian4 ; Race Horfe, —; and Two Brothers, MILLER, from D3ntzic.--. Sailed the Ploughman, THOMPSON, for Elfineur ; Charlotte —, for Hamburgh ; Mary, Wurr, r, for Leg horn ; Progrefs, —, for Petertburgh ; and General MOM, LIMIT, for Cork. ARRIVED. At Portfmouth—Fanny, —, from Martinique ; and Spe. culator, Matthews, from Triefte. In the Downs—Amphitrite, Main, from Trinidad ; &Ilona, Swaine, from St. Vincent's; Thomas, Warder, from Grenada; London, Wilfon, from Martinique ; Circe, Whit e; an d A ta . lanta, Cummings, from Jamaica. In the Creek—lnduftry, Mcams, from the Streights. In the River—Ocean, Noble, from Hatnburgh ; ACtive, Laws, from Dantzic ; Fidelity, —; and Britannia, ---, from Peterlburgh. At Clyde—Ann and Mary, Brown, from Quebec; and Po mona, Ramfay, from Grenada. The brig Hero, MICevL, arrived at Irvine from Quebec on Friday lafi, after a paffage of 34 days ; (poke, on the 28th of July, the (hip Adriatic, of London, ELIAS FORD mailer, from Kinglion to Qtybec, then off Biek Ifle, all well—and, on the 3oth of the fame month, (poke the (hip Rofamond, WILLIAM CUTHEL mailer, from Greenock, bound to Q . 9ebec. off Anticotte, all well, lat. 49, 1 3 , long. 65, iB. The Phcenix, DUNCAN, of Greenock, arrived at Bewail from Oporto the 26th ult. after a paffage of 15 days. A very melancholy accident happened at Tobcr vnorty, in the Sound of Mull, on the 26th ult.— A boat going from the Broughton-Tower, Patrick. fon (Whitehaven) was overfet by a fudden fquall ; by which unfortunate circumstance, Mr. M'Do. WALD, Surveyor of the Cultoms there, and Mr. Hon° so , woollen man ufadlu rer, of Kefwick, were both drowned.—Captain PATIL IC IL 110)1 9 and four others", *her were in the boat, were with difficulty am. -- II 4 , , L