Star. — London, England, 1801-09-15 00:00:00

'I AELANik =mow or A TEMPORAL MIR OF IRELAND. The Writs ter eelling a Poi in &treed to the ,Varaney Nude in the Reprefenrathishof the 'Pectige of Ireland, •by the death of Lord Rossmete, will be ready to be delivered It this ace on Thutfday the toth day of September initlint, to the fcreral Lords, who fat and voted in the Rode of Lords In Ire. ba d be* the Union, or they Will be forwardai by POft to every fuch Lord who bell fend 'threatens Id writing for that purport, and his Addrefs to this 011ice...—The Writs for loch peers is redde in Dublin will be left at their relpeetive Hooks. THOMAS, BOURCHIER, . bap. Clerk of the Crown in Ireland Clown and Hamper pike, Dublin, Sept. 7, In confequence of the yakancy caufed by the death of Lord Roe motes, writs have been ifTaed fa the elation of a TempoMl Peer of Ireland, to ferve in the United Pafliament, dirthed to the following Peers, who fat and voted in the Houle of Lords in Ireland previous to the Union : Vint. Robt. Duke of Lednfter Rich. Hely Earl Donoughmore Arthur Marquis of Dovmdtke James Earl of Caledon Curies Marquis of Drogheda Maria Vikount Dillon Richard Marquises( Weijegey Lionel Vikount Strangford bh „.„t is t,p,farldefilsomond oho Ciariftopher Downe Marg L ois of Heldfort •John James Vffasunt Strabane I An Desalt Mullis 45 11 41 0 Vikoont Mob:breath bade, Marquis, Ely Vifeount Chetwynd *liter Earl or Ormond and Ouftivus Vikount Boyne Ofkry r • . 'Whoa Vitamin Allen lobo Tboi.Eirl a( Clandearde RieberdVifcount Powerfoourt Edmund Earl of Cork and WiMasn VlP:aunt Athbrook w ren , • Arthur yikount Dongamion GosigefrederkillatiotWeft. Thomas VlkOunt De Vefel math • • • lames 'Mecum Lifford Patrick Earl of Rokommon Hezry Welbore VIE Clifden John Earl of Meath _ Thomas YlD:mint ere:name Henry Earl of Barrymore Arthur Vikount Godard Diehard Earl of Cavan • Robert Vikount Wicklow George Earl of Grinned Hayes Vifcount Doncraile Frederick Quinlan Earl of EdmundBczton Vikount Pery Athlone Thomas Vikount Northland John Earl of Darnley Henry Vikount Harberton Hem This. Earl of Carrick Cornwallis WC Howard= Richard Earl of Shannon LantencePirfons Vifoount ClotwortkyEartofhtaffarame =memo Robert Earl of • Lazielborotigh Hugh Vlkouot Carleton George Earl of Belvidere Edmund Henry Vif. Limerick Peter Earl Ludlow Charles Vifeennt Some ton Prinrit Bart d Mobs Barry Vifeemot Amnion Arthur Earl of Arran Richard 'Mount Longoeville lamas Earl of Canteen Richard Vikount Bantry !ofeph Earl of Miltown Charles Stanley ViC Mooch - erancli William Earl of Char. W. Power Keating Vii Dodo !mom Chars. Wm. Vii Charleville Thomas Earl of Hearth Arthur Vitamin Kilwarden George Earl of Einem John liaronßingtale Ruben Earl of Roden Randal Baron Deaner Ralph Earl of Rob Thomas Baron Louth cow Grenville Earl Nugent Richard Baron Caher John Earl of Glandore ,Andrew Thos. Baron Illnyney Henry Earl Clermont Francis Seymour Baron Con- Stream Earl of Mount CAA way and Killultagh Thomas Earl of Longford George Baron Carboy Henry Lewes Eati al Can Mathew Lord Aylmer Baron tampion of Barak lohn Earl of Mayo Charles George Heron Arden Rao& Clarks Earl Annefley John Henry Baron Temple- Wilam Villoughby Earl of town Ford:Men Huo Barer May 4 Jodi Fad of Erne Rt. TWO* Baron Makerty n Juana Earl of Carysket Jahn Baker Baron Sheffield mund Earl of Kilkenny William Baron Riverfdale Arthur Earl of MOutttnorris Cornelius Baron Lifetime • Otway Earl Defart Richard BMOC Sunderlin George Eari Macartney Jag George Baron Kiirnalts ja. Earl of Clare Hiroo Callan Robert Earl of Leltrhtt Lan d ; Baron Tyravrley Richard Earl of Lucia ohm Baron De=ers Robert Earl of Louttoodely Baron Ii Almar Lowry Earl Banton Richard Baron Adare . Hairy Eart doeiyngtsam as Baron Ventry Francia Earl Linda joE Hairy Bane WaMoore Maria Henry Earl H Baron Mount lisodfard Francis Earl of Bastian John yoroo Tan Andrew Thu. Earl of Win- Rewire On the itcomtbehdation of the Cabinet of St. James's, the Portuguefe have difmiffed their pre fent Commander in Chief, the Count de GoLTz, and the French Emigrant General Count de VIO• MENIL, who commanded the Ruffian troops when they were in Jerfey, is appointed to take the com mand. Count de WOMENIL Is in London at pre fent, but leaves town for Lilbon next week. Saturday evening, at half pall fix o'clock his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Vote, attended by his Aids-du-Camp, arrived at Dover ;•a royal fa- lute of 21 guns was fired from the Calve. His Royal Highnefs went and dined with General HIJLSE, and flept at an inn. About nine o'clock he proceeded to review the troops, and expreffed , himfelf highly fatisfied with their foldier-like ap pearance. He then continued his route to infpeft the different batteries, and the Cattle; the great guns were manned by the Huntingdon Militia, af filled by a detachment of the Royal Artillery, who fired a royal falute ; the eaR-front of the Caftle was manned with the troops of the Northampton and North Gloncefter Militia, who kept up a quick fire of mufketry from the ramparts as his Royal Highnefs palled ; at this time the enemy being fuppofed to have crated a lodgment, the troops retired through A, fatly port when the Duke,.with General Huass, and Aids-du-Camp, Colonel Tv/ t ss, &c. followed the foldiers through the fally port ; but on their Arrival at one of the fuffocating rooms, the trap-door was let down, and a ball of eombullibles fet fire to, the Renck of which was fo powerful, as quickly to oblige the Royal vifitor and his retinue to a fudden retreat. His Royal Highnefs expreffed his fatisfadtion at the ftrength of the works, which are deemed capable of refill ing an army of 30,000 men for two months; the whole having been put in good repair, the citadel has been m a de bomb proof, and fix 68-pounders are to be mounted on the top of it, to command the neighbouring heights. At half pall twelve his Royal Highnefs let off to Barham Downs, to re view the troops there, Yefterday afternoon the Portimouth Royal Gar rifon Volunteers, commanded by Major WILL Ls se GARRITY, Sheriff of the county ; and the Pottf mouth Loyal Volunteers, commanded by Colonel ARNAUD, were infpefted on Sosthfea Common, by Lord Bovrow, Lord Lieutenant of the county, and both corp s made a very excellent military appear ance. The Garrifon Volunteers went through the whole manceuvres of a regular review ; and in their marching and firing aplayed a degree of Ready preci fi on at woul d credit to the belt difciplined regular regiment la the kingdom. COPENYVAItheir THEITRE." ' This Theatre bpened lath night, but not with altogether its expected rciat, the play being changed from Rithard the Third to Lover's Vow, Mr. Coors having been prevented (as was Rated in the fecond edition of the Bill), it is fuppofed by form accident, from arriving in town in time for the performance. The change was not, however generally known until the drawing up cf the curtain, as during the previous time the audience betrayed no fymptoms of dithontent ; but the moment the play commenc ed, and Mifs CHermem, in the charaaer of Agatha Fribourg, prefented herfelf, the was fainted with a fhower of hiffes, and cries of Off ! off !" This continued fo long, and with fuch an obflinate fpin't of refinance to the piece, that it was judged necef fary to fend forth Mr, hiusasy (the Baron of NIL dmhet), to addrefs the audience, when the follow ing converfation took 'dace : Mr. MURILAY:•—" Ladies and Gentlemen, " Could you conceive the painful iituatio n in which both the Manager and Performers are placed by this untoward accident, you would grant us your indulgence, and permit the play to proceed. But" (here a long interruption took place, occa fioned by loud hires, and cries of, uff ! 1 ! e! from the pit and galleries, mixed with filauditsom the boxes, in norrible noife and confufion). The vio lence having at length abated, Mr. MURRAY was fuffered to proceed : " Ladies and Gentlemen, you will pardon me, I hope, for I am a little co nfufed ; but as I was , going to state, the faift is, we have waited until laft hour for Mr. Co ots ;we have expelled him all day, and we fear Tome accident has be fallen him on the road." (Here another interrup tion took place, and cries of " No, no ; off, off !' were vociferated with increafed fury.) The norm again abated, Mr. MURRAY refumed— " If you will only take our cafe into your con fideration, I am Cure you will not refufe that in• dulgence which we have ever received from a Bri• tills audience." Thunders of applaufe followed this flattering ap peal, and Mr. Motley retired, conceiving the battle completely won. But. he had fcarcely with drawn. befOre the oppofition was renewed with un. aiminifhed violence. The performers commenced the from again, and proceeded amidft hiffes and fhOnting, until after Frederick's interview with his mother; but, finding the oppofition only encreafe with their perfeverance, tlfey again left the Rage, and Mr. MURRAY again came forward. Mr. Mu aaay.—" Ladies and Gentlemen, I know very well the delicacy of daing to prefs any farther obfervations"—Lord hies, ad h. criei of 44 OF e p , An orator in the Pit vociferated, " he is in town." Mr. MURRAY (clapping his hand upon his breafl), " Upon my foul he is not." (Shouts renewed—Or 97 where's the Manager ?) Mr. MURRAY retired, and Mr. Lewis then came forward bowing. Mr. Lewis (looking at the Pie)—" I attend here to know your commands. Mr. MURRAY has told you the fad. We have expelled Mr. Copal all day; we have waited for him to the very laft hour. We cannot account for his abrence, and really fear Tome terrible calamity, has happened to him. (Loud nnfriof voices and &Inv, particular& in the Pit.) n el Orator (in the Pit)—" Did not you know that he was to play this night at Newcaßle ?" Mr. Lewis-- , " I fay, we did not. We did know that his engagement would end there on Fri day night laft, and that he had full time to be here to do his duty." Some other queßions were then put toMr.Lawis from the fathe quarter, which, either not under (landing (for all the time much noife and confu fion prevailed), or, perhaps, expeding no good from entering into any altercation, he withdrew. A moment of (deuce fuccerAled: the performers again prefented themfelves, and were again refitted. Mr. Lewis (coming forward again)—" After the explanation that has been given, and the auk ward fituation in which we are placed, I have only to fay (addreffing himfelf to the pit and galleries). that if any Gentleman had not due notice of the change of the play, he . thall have his money re turned tcrhim, and may go away" (low' hilling, and other marks of difapprobation). Mr. Lewis • went to the fide of the Rage, and confulted with a Gentleman in one of the hones. During all this time the uproar continued, and Mr. Lewis again came forward and refumed his addrefs. Mr. Lewis.—" Gentlemen, it may feem inde licate, but I mutt repeat the offer that any Gen tleman, who does not like the entertainment, may , have his money ; or—" A voice from the Gallery.- 0 All 1" Mr. Law's, in continuation.—" Or, if you let the play proceed, we (hall endeavour to perform it as well as we can." The murmurs that followed his fpeech were loft in applaufes. It was now pall (even o'clock; the play of Lover's rows was Coffered to proceed, and all fymptoms of difapprobation died away. The part of Frederick was performed with great feeling by Mr. Bev/MOM, and Fenian, the rhyming butler, found in Ss ssmoN s an able reprefentative. It Certainly does not poffefs that richnefs of humour with which Mourns, contrived to embellifh it, but there are few inftances in which it is not marked by Sr MI4OII s with prominent traits of charaderiftic propriety. Mr. KNIGHT', Coot Card is a eh/- earl:vs in that peculiar line, and H JoHnsTon and MURRAY conferred on their refpedive parts every poffible intereft. Of Mifs CHAPMAN'S Agatha, and Mrs. H. it:marrow's Avid we can not (peak too highly. The former is dillinguithed for true fenfibility and judicious difcrimination, and the latter is ftriCtly conformable to she fpirit of the author. In the Entertainment of Sefissa aid "fur, the powers of foci-anon', voice were difplayed with the happieß effect. No alterations have taken place in the Houfe ; but the painting and ornamental parts have been beantified fo as to give a greater livelineft to the general appearance. We cannot attempt to decide upon the merits of the Are, until we (hall have heard Mr. Comta's defence. As the abfenoe of Mr. -Coosa was va stoutly accounted for out of door% inut various re • ' ports were fpread itiNtionS to his profef. fional charader, we lhbuld not think we did our duty if we withheld any cireumftances within our knowledge, which might present the public from entertaining an unjuft prejudlke againft him. We Mutt obferve then, that the lice,nce of the Hay.. market Theatre extends to the tyth inft. inclufive, and it has not been hitherto ufual for the Winter Theatres to interfere with that term. Drury-lane, as the fentot Theatre, ufed to open on the 16th, and Covent-garden on the t 7th. This year, how ever, Covent-garden, departing from the conrtefy and the flated time, took the lead, and advertifed its opening for the t4th, three days earlier than efual; and this probably induced Drury-lane, jea lous of its privilege, to open on the lath. Now, yhe the!. Mr. Cook s wasduly apprifed of this change, ,we cannot pretend to fay, or whether he made any engagement at any otherTheatv in ignorance of it. If he, by the cnftom of the theatre, or exprefs co venant, had a tight to difpofe of his time until the t 7th, he has in no refpea violated his duty to Co vent-garden. Into this point, however, it would be premature to enter at prefent. We do not with 1 to give a turn to the public mind, but to keep- it coal and open for a fair trial. To the reports, then, that either idlenefs or intemperance prevented the attendance of Mr. COOKE, we mutt give a po fitive contradittion. Mr. Cooks is at Newcaitle, neither abufing . his time nor his talents, but increa fi ng his popularity, by a faithful difcharge of his profeffional duties. The following Advertifement, from The Newcaffle Chronicle of Saturday, received in Town yefterday, will prove how unfounded muft he all the reports which are in circulation : • THEATRE-ROYAL; NEWCASTLE. Mr. Cooee's NIORT And the Lail of his perfuming ;his Seaton, On Monday Evening, ft/ember 14, will be aded A Traged y, called THE GAMESTER. The Pan of Stuk.ly by Mr. Cooke. - . End Of the Play, Mr. Coosa Will mite Collins's Ode on the Prams, with Mulled Aecemiseninaents by Mr. WaIOIT. With Mt. Mac sum's Farce of LOVE A-LAMODE. The Part of Sir Arehy hiSsreafm, by Mr. Coots. NAUTICAL 114PiELLVENCE. ' MAILS THIS DAL—Mind W. N. W. 41118117111 008 o Hambarsta, o Dtddin, I Waterford, Sept. 9, 3 • Donaaghadee, Sept. tr, o , o Lake YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 14. Arrived the Raworit hoop of war, from a mice off Goree : the left the Beet under Admiral Pic:E- V:IN, all well. The Jonge Hendricks, Capt. R. Jew's'', from St. Peteriburgh to AmtherdaM and the Jonge Hermes, Captain Airs , bound to Rotterdam, are fent in here by the KITE brig. A feainan be longing to the PRINCESS of ORANGE man of war, in attempting to defect from thefhip wits drowned: this morning his body Was swathed tlik ihore. Sailed the.PaiNcsss of ORANGE packet, Capt. THOMAS Batons, with snails, of the t tth inaant, and Lord WALDEGRATI and fuite, Meffrs. BRAD SHAW, HIMIRR, Dovos, and Meffrs:Sc MAW, SAND ALL, and GLASS, with difpatches. FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER is. This morning appeared off this port, with a breeze at Eaft, the outward bound Litton, Oporto, and Mediterranean fleets; and fron after a (mall fleet, fuppofed to be the Newfoundland, Halifax, and Quebec, as the West !loop of war, of 18 guns, fiiledlrence to join them, as did the NITLILY fchooner, of i 6 guns, with the following vet Tels to join the Lifbon end Mediterranean: this evehing it fell almoil calm, and the whole continues, in fight:—Danifh flip Fortuna, PETERSON; Englifh brigs, Hope, DOUGALL; and Flanders, Micit for Lilbon; Pallas, Demur ; Catharine Coerss; and Swedifh brig Neptunus, Systoles, for Gibral tar.—Arrived this day the Swedifti fhip Blom ftrande, BLom en, with wines from Barcelona, for orders ; and the RAVEN /WORTH (brig tranfport), Kseres, from Plymouth for Cork.—Sailed the American !hip Ranger, Capt. CUNIIIIILLAND, for London. PORTSMOUTH, Lail night arrived the Mains-rows frigate, Cap tain Dow WILY, from a feven weeks crntze. Alfo arrived the Louifa, Kausosa,from the Ea4ward. —Sailed the GAN ass man of war on a cruize. • DEAL, SEPTEMBER Sailed the RESOLUTION ligger, with.the out ward bound to Portfmouth.—Wind N. E.. NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER is. On Thurfday evening, the following melancholy and lamentable accident happened off the Spanifh Battery, near the entrance of Shields harbour : A party, confifting of Capt. STIPMCM HUNTER, of this town, the Captain of the thip Peggy, the mate's wife, and four boys, were returning about (even o'clock, in a boat, from on board the Marianne, which veiTel they had fet over the Bar, and parted with their friends therein : In order to avoid the bong current, they came too pear the chore, and got among the rocks below the Spanith Fort, as above, when the boat was fhortly after overfet by the violence of the waves, and (the wind at that time ftrong from the S. E.) the whole, except one boy, were thus unfortunately drowned. Captain HUNTeR, the woman, and one bey, were walled overboard before the boat upfet ; and the other boys were feveral times driven by the force of the breakers off the bottom of the hmt, upon which they had got. The bodies of the whole came on more about a quarter of an hour after the accident, except that of Capt. which had not been found yefterday morning. The above difireffing fcene happened not more than twenty yards from the Chore, and in the fight of feveral perfons on the banks • but no afEftsnce could be given, from the howl:ids of the fak at the Ow. 000 maa (be lodging to the Artillery) veitttred 1 endfideridde way in with great intrepidity, but unhappily with.- Out cleft% Yeftcrday morning failed from Shields, his Ma• jelly's cutter MERMAID, Capt. Cara on a ma*. On Saturday laft alarge quantity:3f new wheat was fold is our market from twelve to twenty Millings per boll, and on Tuefday it fell two (bil lings more. DOVER, SEPTEMBER 14. An exprefs from London arrived between two and three this morning with Difpatches, which were immediately fent off by the Agcnt of the Traria port-Board for France. • Friday night about nine o'clock Governor BEN. TINCIL and his filler arrived at the Ship inn, and at twelve the fame night embarked on board a French open boat (flag of truce) for Calais. Sa turday morning his carriage was fhippcd on board the Nancy, Captain LATTIMERI, who failed with difpatches for Calais. The AUTUMN armed fhip having kill complet ed her fibres, is getting under weigh for the coaft of France. The DOLPHIN revenue cutter arrived from the Boulogne fquadron, but does not bring any particular news. Sailed the Leas lugger for the Downs. Wind E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • Claw sawn, SEPT. 14.—Paffed by th e 13eatria, Lawson, from Bremen; Charlotte, BENNETT ; Princes, LIGHTBY ; Fanny, —, and Argo, SELF, from Hamburgh.—Sailed the Obe ten, for Stockholm; Martha, MARTIN, for Baltimore; Alexander, —, for Virginia ; Jonge Welleur, —; Holp, —; Jonge F raus , MILLER ; and Jonge Cornelius, SCHAAP, for Rotterdam, ARRIVED At Falmoatts--the Merchant, Dyer, 'from Virginia; an. Eliza, Irma, from the Cape of Good Rope. At Briftol—Silyera, —, from Lilian. At Clyde—Ann, M'Kinley, from Jamaica; and Enterprise, Cummings, from Nett York. At Liverpool—Deane, Tucker, from Georgia; vinnirth.. Cambridge, from Ncw York ; and Fame, Perkins, from Vk'• ginla. . _ At Virginia—Daophin, Gardner, from LiverpooL At Dubnu—Forbes, Sutherland, !rom jams ea. At Portfinouth—Theophia,Doegfrom Pillau, with wheat ; and Loulfa, Knudfoo, from Norway, with timber, both for that port. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Rear•Admiik Whittlied, to the command at Halifax—• Gar lain Hai, to be Ida Captain. Captain George button, of the Haniem, to the Africk*, frigate. Captain Jahn Stewart, of the Mondavi, to the rank of Polk Captain, ladle the command of the Haarlem. Captain Thomas 'Graphemic* (late Lora Keith's Captain), to the Diana frigate. Captain John Elphinitobe, of the Hadar, to be Lord Keith• Firft Captain—and Captain `Saari, of the Deter:knee, to be his Second Captain. • Captain Seaver, to the DeterminEc. Captain E. O'Brien, of the Trawler brig, to the rank of Pot Captain, and the commend of the Kent, the ftag-atip of Rear:. Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton. The Hon. C. H. Pierrepont, to the emunand of the Dt• neurc .rigate. of 36 inns, at Plymouth—Lkutenant Bratilm, (youngeft fon of Admiral Bradby, of Southampton), Wear the Jahn, to be Plrft Lieutenant of the Dedalineure frigate. Lieutenant Silver to the Capdvity. And Mr. 0. Btetmill made a Lieutenant, and apptdoted to the London. 1 EAST INDIA SHIPPING. We have the pleafure to date, that the undo!. mentioned Eaft India 'hips have arrived in fafety in Macao Roads, under convoy of his Majeßy'd 1h p Bsisulpatiz they left En 'land on the arts' of May, tBOO, and came to their moorings at Macao on the t 9th and at R of February ; viz. The Neptdne, in charge of Mr. Reddk, the thiertifiedi (Captain Spens being lett indifportd at St Hrima); the Bee: bay Calle, Captain John Hamilton; the lierfetilthe. Captain' John listanfden ; the Couto, Captain Robert 'feria; tad the Exeter, Captain Henry Mahon. The above Blips were en. peeked to leave China, for England, oii the *ft of May.—. The Dorfetildre parted with thoConepany'ilhip Britaneta, captain Thomas Barrow, on the zath of January, off Bawd. • t The Wlndhilm, Captain Theitnas 'Graham, and the Lord Duncan, Captain George Saltwell, the two ftpre-chips, arrived at the !Band of*. Hdena, with fupplia from England, on the zoth of June. The IMP Ceramic, Captain Horatio laver, was at St. Het: lona on the sth of May hit, on which day be was expedited to leave the Wand for Bencoolen and China, having delivered als the Rasa cosigned to St. Helena. The following outward-bound Eall India, (hips were left by the WINDNAM and LORD DUNCAN, oil the 27th of May, in lat. so. 30. 'South, and long, sy. Area, proceeding on their refpedtive voyages; Pot COAST AND BAT.The. Calends, Captain William Ma:wen,- the Dover Cale, Captain Peter Sampfon; the Sir Stephen Luihington, Captain George Gooch; the Chariton. Captain John Alth4m Cumberiege ; the Afia , Captain Rik. bcrt Wardlaw ; the Walpole, Captain James Sandliands; and tits Duke of Montrofe, Captain Patrick Burt FOR COAST AND Cntwa.—The True Briton, Captll. WUBam Stanley Clarke ; the Hlndoftan, Captain George Mel. lett ; the Hope, Captain James Homeaftle ; the Boddam, Cap.. tan John Jones; and the Admiral Gardner, Captain Edward C. Bradford. Foa Beta aar.—The Woreefter, Captain Seariet Wood; the Fort William, Capt. ofeph Boulderfon ; the Lord Hawkef. bury, Captain ; and the Airly Caitle, Cap. min Alezander Math. The above Mips were very fuccefsful in having croffed the Equator without being becalmed, which brought them into freth South-Eaft trade winds. We are lorry to hear that the Taus Basropi is very Italy, having 92 feamen and foldiers on the Dotor's 141: they have been obliged to covert their long-boat into a temporary hofpital.--Mids the exception of this Blip and the Doss or Mow taoss, the Fleet is remarkably healthy. The Amphitrite, LILIA, from Briftol to Lif bon, is taken by a Spanifh privateer, and carried into Viana. The George (late WH ITIHE•a), from Akio drove on ihom in a gale of wind,at New Prov; ' Four more gun-velfels are now ilationed Blackwater and Burnham rivers, on the coati. A letter from Halifax, dated July 7, fa; rived his Majelly's armed brig Palace's Ai Capt. Mower, from Sydney, Cape Breton; gets, Capt. ALves, and a party of the 6th meet, who were thipwrecked near the entrain Span& river, alfo Lieut. Di seat% Aid-de-Cami to Lint. Gcacral Datr•ao. r rn icle c n a Ce is . oil the e Etre: tys, ar. LMILIA, pairen• regi- ance of -Camp