Star. — London, England, 1805-04-03 00:00:00

" Z embrace this opportunity of renewing to you profeffions of the confideratiun with which I am, &c." Aaa Fro, Jaw. 11.—The intelligence of the great vielory gaiqpd by the Perfians, is confirmed. The Ruffians have loft the half of - their artillery ; they were broken by the Perlin cavalry, and obliged to abandon Erivan and Teflis. We cannot conceive Nil the Ruffians can reconcile the fpirit of modera tion they profefs with the war they carry on againft perfia, by expofing large armies even on the borders of the Araxes. The Iman of Mafcate fet out from Baffora to re turn to Mafcate. His voyage was unfortunate. The will in which he embarked was taken by an Arabian corfair ; he was carried before Vifshabi, who ordered his head to be Bruck off. GsNoa p MARCH 9.—On the eft of this month an Auftrian fhip which left Corfu on the 19th of Taft month entered the port of Venice. By this veffel we learn that after the arrival of two Englith brigs at Corfu, eight Ruffian (hips of war, having on board a body of troops, hove lip their anchors, leaving in the place aitarrifon of about four thourand 'men. The arrival at Corfu of two Englifh brigs, making a part the fquadron of Admiral GRIM, is confirmed by other intelligence ; but no mention is made of the embarkation of Ruffian troops', or of the departure of any Ruffian lips of war. aiaicitenay, Magee 15.... -The journey of the; Imperial, German, and Aufirian Majefties to Italy, Is definitively fixed for the beginning of April.. The Hereditary Prince of Wtarswalao, who had been in the fervice of Auftria, has demanded his dif charge. His Imperial Highnefs, the Grand bat CONSTANTINE of Ruffia, has arrived at Vienna: his Hignefs is there imoviito. MARCH 24.—0 n Friday late General Miasmal. arrived here in a yacht from Amfterdam. —immediately on his arrival he fet off on horfeback for the Camp at Zeift, accompanied by all the fiipe rior officers who happened to be here. After view ing the camp and infpeEling the troops, he returned to Amfterdam. Coasrawrimoets, Fits. t.—A Greek of Akika, the capital of Turkifh Georgia, has brought intelli gence, that she Pachs, having difcovered a corre fpondence between the Ruffians, tome individual. of the country, and two Greek Prieto', had canted the two latter to be beheaded. The Ruffian General at Tellis, when made acquainted with this citctwllance, is Paid to have marched a body of troops against Akika. Three Ruffian (hips and a frigate made their ap ptarance lately at Phare. After Tome hefitation the e3tootandant allowed one veal to enter and fail up the river. It appears that the Ruffians mean to dia. lblifh thenifelves definitively at Phare. Fria. i4..—We have received an account of the lots of a Ruffian man of War of 8o guns, which failed from Sebatopolis in the month of OEMber. She was full of troops. Every foul on board periled. IMPERIAL DECREES. TIM COISSULT• OF STILT!' TO TUB 1110FLE Of THE ILINGDoiI OF ITALY..--(EITI•CT.) The new State, created In the miclit of political commo lions could odt at once arrive at s degree of perfection, of power, and of Length fulikient to (emu forever its caißence ? repute, and prof perky. However valt and mterprifmg the genius of its launder, he moll have panted before infurmountable °Mocks, and his wit*. dem Well could not ontlitip circumftancei. Such was the lot of oar Republic, when it made its fief appearance fuddenly in the raided horizon of Europe. A great Bride was made, when at the Affcmbly at Lyons, under theUnfpica and dire lion of its creator, it gave kid( a new Coo- Ilisition, mid proclaimed faros Chief the man whole power and enlightened mind could molt rapidly rade it to that rank and con • Ideation to which its dtitinies entitled it. The example of Fiance at length bore curnildion to every onad,and its happy refults provetl that it was time to imitate her. The Confulta of State has cool. munkated its thoughts. and its willies to the augiaft Chief of the State, and already fubmitted the refute of its deliberations, when It was latticed to Paris to attend the Cotonason of Napoleon, Em peror of the French. This =aim, dictated by love and gratitude., impofed as a duty by the public good, has been agreed to. Napoleon Is Ring of he ly. The CroWo is hereditary from male to male, in his diced, lawfbl. natural, and adoptive line. But he alone can unite the two Crow ns, and his faccelfors are invariably to rank on the ter ritories of the State. People of Italy, expand your hearts t 3 hope and to exultation . War this woman commences the farce of your brilliant (Wh ales. What glory and prefpertty ought you not afpire to ? Your Icing will loon be amongft you ; he will go kfs to ornament his augult head 'with the Crown, than to witneli your wants, to probe, hinifelf, the Ain bleeding wounds of your calamities, and to provide a definitive organization to keine your km. ; %trinity. You will crowd to fee him; your yokes and acclamations will be the interpreters of your kotiments ; and he will read In your eouotenances the refped, the admiration, the love, and the grati tude with which your fools arc penetrated. March tp. Signed, Ste. Then follow feveral decrees relating to the order and ceremo ny of the Coronado. of the King of Italy, by Napoleon, by the Grace of Goo and the Conflitutiona, Emperor of the French, and Ring of Italy. The Brit ordains that the Confecration and Coronation Clan take place on the 23J of May, at Milan, and regulates the order of rtectdence of thofc who are to attend. The fecond fum mune the Leg:fladve Body to inert on the r Ith of May at Milan ; and the thiuti Sammons an extraordinary meeting of the Ekdtoral Col kgea at Milan to the t gth of next May. All Jared at the Palace of t h e TbutHeriet, Mardi 12, 1805 Pants, NI/At 23. —His Majefly will go at eleyeti o'clock en Sundry next to the Thuilleties to Lear mars. The proceOlon will be fplendid. After MAIS s Maje y will receite the Senate,and the new Am eatradcr of Spain will percent his credentials. l'.e C-14.;;Ilar vt State, Yreka of rulicx, has publifhed an order for the regulation a the Police. at St. Cloud, on Sunday, the-4th of March, on 'be oecafion pf her Imperial,Majefly's fete, and of the baptifm of his Imperial Hthnefs Prince /slaroi.gos Louis. Catll, MARCH 20.—0 n the 17th inft. a divifion of the 'flotilla, confuting of twelve veffels from Cher. ; bourg, bad a fmart action with an Englifh fqua dron. The engagement continued from fix till half pall (even in the evening, when the Englifb fquadron was compelled to (beer off, and the divifion of the flotilla fucceeded without any accident in reaching the port of Caen. CAPTURES BY THE FRENCH. The Elizabeth, of ao guns, from Liverpool to Africa, fell in on the ad of February, with a French privateer, and after an engage ment during whichlbe loft all her malts, was obliged to ftrike her colours. Le Pgblieyie, Mere& Zr. he Friend hip, from Dublin to London, has been captured near the Land's End, by the General Perignon French privateer, alto the Glory, front Exmouth, and a Clip returning from Labon. Le PadJeeye ' Mora at. SOMC French tailors, who were prifoners on board the EngMb brig Peggy, rote on the crew at fa, andxarritar the wird into Tenerife. fia4 • • The Yawed des Weir, of March 23, aferts, that Rear Ad• mini Sereey, who embarked at Nantes, on board an American rad, to proceed to the Ide-dc-France, baa been captured con trary to the rights of neutrality, and carried to England. Among the articles by the Hamburgh Mail of yef terday, which we laid before our Readers, was one from Vienna, Rating, but obfcurcly, that Tome im portant changes had taken place in India. It is now Rated that the report at Vienna was, that an Englith overland courser from India, who paired through that capital, h..d brought intelligence that the Governor General had fet up for himfelf, or declared himfelfirede pendent, in the terms of our information. We Gall not do the Noble Marquis the injury to expo& the abfurdity of fuch a report. It feems probable, that the mifapprehenfion wife: in the meffenger having let it be known, thit HOLKAR had caufed himtelf to be proclaimed King of India. We are not, however, with • out ferious alarms, that this report, although fo evi dently hire in its terms, may arife out of fume frefb calamity, in the prefent critical Rate of our affairs in India ; and we confers, whatever may be the fate of fume of the Leeward Itlands, from the attempts of the French fquadron, we are happy to find it has not bent its courfe to Bombay, where it+ arrival might have been followed by moil ferious confequences. The Mail from Auglburgh to Milan, was robbed on the Bth of March, between Caravaggio and Caf tan°. The interefting part of the correfpondence will, doubtlefs, find its way into the Monfteur. The city of Luhec I+as finally agreed to pay one hundred thoufand walks banco, to the Preach Ge neral, innead of five hundred thoufand. which he demanded as a loan to the States of Hanoier. This cr mpronsile is, we imagine, to be attributed to the exertioni of the Ruffian Milliner at Berlin. On the ?di of March, the Chamberlain NovosILT ZOFF, arrived at St. Peterfburgh, frum London. It was univerfally expeeled yellerday, that Vif count MaLvILLVS letter to the Commiffinners of Na val Inquiry, moved for on Monday night, by Mr. Prrr, in the 1-Ir•ufe of Commons, would have be .1 laid lad night upon the table. A Clerk front the Commiffioners attended for the purpofe ; but he did not arrive until the Speaker was pdtting the qtseflion for the Houfe to adjourn, and confequently was too late. His Majarry arrived about four o'clock from Kew. Yenerday the Dukes of Yoaa and Susisx dined with their MAJESTIES. Yellerday mornittg difpatches were received from Admiral Sir JOHN Duck woam, Commander in Chicle Jamaie 4, which contain accounts of captures of leveral of the enemy's vetch, by the (hips on that nation. Yelterday the NVhig Club held its monthly Meet ing, which was well attended, his Grace the Duke of BFOFORD in the chair. As loon as the health of Mr. Fox had been propoled and drank, he arofe, and ad drelfed the Meeting at fome length : he expatiated on the important fuhjefts now Preffing for Parliamentary difeutlion : to that which would atife on Monday next, he fhould not offer any comment or remark; but on that of the Catholic Petition, the prayer of which he thould have the honour to move on the toth of May; he felt liimfelf warranted in declaring, that it was a meafure, the principle of which he applauded, and in defence of which he fhould folicit all pollible aid and fupport wherever he moved. The health of *be p kihcs o f Wax as was received with uncommon en. thutiafrn. To thefe fucceeded the Earl of Molex, Mr. SHERIDAN, and Mr. ERSR IN which were Ailb drank with the highelt applaufe. Mr. BYNG and Sir FRAN CIS BURDATT were alfo drank conjointly. The day was fpent in the utmoft conviviality. The following requifition was yeflerday prefented to the Lord Mayor, figned by fever a l Li ver y men , which his Lordlltip id he would take into confider ation, and return an ardwer on Thurfday morning : TO TM& RIGHT HoN.AIRAIILt TUB LORD MAYOR. Mr LORD—We, the underfigned Liverymen, iceretiueft your Lordfhip to convene a CO/11111011 Hall, upon an early day, to coo- Oder the flagrant abufes in the management and expenditure of t he public money, brought to light by the Reports of the Commif. fmners app.,inted by Parliament to invefligate the fame ; and to inn rod our Reptefcntatives ilrenuot.flt to promote and profecute all ittquirieg ibto the Lid abufes ; and alto to vote for fuch motions a • may have for their obied the removal from his Majetty's Conn clA, or ar. y place of truit or profit, under the Government, all pa oe.o may be implicgcd in the Lid abufes. Yeilcrday thc MAYOR ordered the price of bread to cootimue tbe lame as left week. According ft. , tome private accounts by the way of 11..:141iJ, a treCi pint againit BONAPARTE has been traccd, in cnniegoence nt which a confiderable ciperfons writ atreted towards the end of Fe :,rlw) ; and the Officers hid leized all the copies of the funeral oration, &e. pronounced in Eng land upon the late Duke d'ENGniso. M. l'ADbe AL•hlt. is aitiviig the i,etfun. STAR-OFFICE, APRIL 3. J We aopt.hl Pies to infert the following • • • COPY OFD LETTER FROM GIMIREAL PiIIVOST, DATED 111 AD - 041Al1iRS, PRIN . O2 ZUPAN.; DOMINICA. SIA M. FAIIIVAIY 24, 1805. " You will inform the Commander in Chief of the Naval and. Land Force►,.that a force from France, oonfifling °Tone three•decker, two 74's, frigates with troops on board, invefied thi► ifland on the zoth, and made good their landing on the following day. They were fuccefsfully refilled by the zallant troops under my command, and were repeatedly driven back.— The (hips of the line in vain attempted to filence the batteries, but unfortunately the town being on fire, and the Militia on the right, notwithfianding their fpirited conduft, being completely driven back, I deemed it prudent to allow the Council to capitulate for the town of Roferu and its dependencies, while I attetripted, by forced marches, to get into Prince Ropes t's with what force I could condi, in which I fucceeded. I now wait their attack on this poR with a well grounded expedation that his Majelly's regu lar and Militia force, will again diflingui4► diem. (elves. I retreated from Rofeau on the 2I 11, at 4 P.M. and I underßand the terms I prefented were acted• ed to.' I ordered none to be accepted that were not honourable, and defired the French Commander no► to allow his troops to difgrace themfelves by plun dering, or any other .wantonnefs. " You are hereby ordered to fail immectately, and make the fire iffand you can ; if the privateers in the Guadalottpe Channel (hottld prevent you from turn• ing to windward, make Montierratt or Antigua. (Signed) " Pitt! YOST. " To the Matter of the Hoop Endeavout,, to be deli. livered to the Commander to Chief of all land and Naval Forces, or to the PrcGdent or Governor of the firit idand you make." [Tbc above Copy tranimitted to Metrrs. ritNNET and WRITi, Llopro. from St. Kitt',.l MARK-LANE. CORN EXtHANGE, APRIL 3. The frills arrivals of Wheat to-day are but few, and prime famples nearly fetch lafl prices ; other forts heavy file 1 gold old Dantzie about 1 op. per quar ter—Priam Barley keeps its price ; other qualities are rather lower--In Malt, Peas, with Beans of each fort, we perceive little alteration—Oats qre in middling fupply, with a few Foreign, and are a trifle lower— The (talon for rale of Cinquefoil being nearly over, it is at reduced prices. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wbeat. Elk 960 per qr. Grey Peale pc to 41$. Fine Vitt% sacs. 1041. od. Beans; 425. 48$. od. Rye. c 54. 6ca. ad. Tick Ditto 41$. 476. od Barley, 411. 461. 64. Oats, 221. 211.37.. Malt. 74a. 831 - Qd. Poland ditto. 28s. 29e 6d. Wbite Peale, 424.48•. ode Cinquefoil, aos. 241. Rape Secd. 441. to 471. ►er II Q. PRICE OF FLOUR. Mine Floitt Bos. to 831. Seconds 721. to Bos. pet rack. His MactsTr has adopted a new uniform for the grand Inßanation Ball on St. George's Day. He defires thit all the Gentlemen than be drat in a fcarlet ivailleoat, gold laced with long flaps—fcarlet breeches, with gold knee-band, and a blue coat. This is aftei- a celebrated painting of King GEO/Ci I. Sir JOHN WARREN had yelladilY a lung interview with Lord Mat.% ILLE, at the Admiralty. The Honourable GEORGS KNox has been eleited Reprefentative in Parliament for the Univerfity of Dublin. DILURY-LANl.—Their MAjvrriss and the Palm cams lad night honoured this Theatre with a vilit, and were received with tuflomary tributes of loyalty and affeetion. The performances of the evening were, The Merl cf Foritene, and Of Age To-morrow ; in the fiat of which, Mr. ELLISTON fullained the part of Penrieiekei with great ability. DECAbtr was very animated in Capaill trocduille. The audience was very elegant. His M.,jeity—was dreif:d in a fuk of very dark purple velvet, and a Star. in which he !onkel remarkably well. Her Majeity, and the five Princelfes—were in very deep mourn ing, black ear-rings, neck laces, .uad feathers; we obferved no jewels. The Lords and Ladies in Waiting were alto in black. Some General Officers appeared in full &els military uniform Among the Company we noticed— Their Royal Hlabneffes the Dukes of Kent, Sures, and Cam bridge, and the Marquis of Hertlord. Earls, Dattnsouth, Castile, Harrington, Outlaw, bet by, anal Macartney. Lords, Arden, Sidniourh, and Calticreagh. Generals, Phipps and Fitzroy. Counteffee, Harringtbn, Chclmondeley, Pembroke, Aylefbury. Ladies, A. M.Stanhopt, M. Taylor, two 'rhymes, Ardeu, and C. Stewart. Midrcfres, Benron, S. El&Eng, Egerton, and Hrbberdcn. COVENT-GARDIN.—IOUEIG BETTY laii night ap peared once more on the board, of this Theatre, in Toting Norval. He feems to have loft nothing of his original attractions. We are given to underhand that the Afeffins of the Fotrii intend to make a grand attack upon the linty 7 hive:. A melancholy accident happened a few days ago at Banff, in Scotland; Mrs. RosiNsow, wife of a re fpedlable Merchant in that place, fitting near the fire, come (parks caught her 'man drefs, which burnt furioufly ; with much difficulty it was extinguilbed— it had fo fatal an. effete, that the kept her bed a few days, and expired, and what adds to this catafirophe, has left x large family to lament her lofs. A rubbery took place on Saturday night, at ten o'clock, on Ealing Common, near the fix mile-florae from London, on the Uxbridge road. A gentleman returning with his fun and daughter from town to Hartwell, was there flopped by two footpads. One prefcuted a pilled to the gentleman, and robbed him of hip watch and money ; the other took from hirfott his pride at the fame time. The former appeared to be about twenty-five years of age, and was clearly teen by the lamps of the carriage; he was dreffed in a drab great coat, looked like a poll-boy, and can be ideoziAcil : the other looked like a labourer. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.. FALMOUTH, MARCH 31..-•••YefterdAT arrived the Prince Adolphus packet, Capt. 800 cosasow, with mails from Jamaica ; the Prifcifla, Tr P err, with bale goods, groceries, &c. from Briltul , and feveral coalt ers from Wales; this day arrived the Dana brig LanreniusCar olina , Capt. Ls TM, from Norway, with timber; the Hawke fchooner, FORS - rill s from Dart mouth; jenny, DAVIDSON, from Poole, and the Lady Arabella packet, Nereus, with mails from the Lee ward Iflands, in 3o days from Tortola ; by which we have at length an account of theßochefort fquadron. An crotch arrived at Tortola on the ill init. with an account of five fail of the line, three frigates, and two brigs, having arrived at Martinique from France, on the igth February, having on board 3000 troops, which they landed cri the sr R, in Prince Rupert's Bay, Dominica, after fume (harp refiltance from Ge neral Peovoir, with 300 troops only; the French fucceeded in getting potfetlion of the town, our troops retiring to the forts, which held out, by the Lit ac• cams received at Tortola. The Arabella packet (poke yeiterday his Majelly's (hip CFRBERUS, and Hutirsit !loop of war. Sailed the Flax ley, TIEN ELY, for London, and Unity, Arwscc, for Boole. PLYMOUTH, APit IL I.—Came in the French brig Francnife, from Brett to Bourdeaux, in hallaft , takett by the Ntr-t lugger, of 14 guns. 6.11:ed the VlPs'', of i 4 guns, with fit fail of tranfport , , under convoy, for Portfmouth—they have on board the 8111 Regi ment of Foot ; the lA, of 120 guns, Admiral Lord Gasoasit ; and AJAX, of So gnus, to join the Channel Fleet; all., the LKEscr.ht, of 36 guns, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTI4, April 2.—Arrived t}:e IttucHrr gun-brig from a cruize, and the belly Icitoorer with difpatches from the Welt ladies.—Wind S. W. Dov Ell, APRIL I morning ran on Chore jolt to the weftward of Dunrenefs Light•houfe, the Ihip Queen Charlotte, Captain CLARK E, of and for Lou don, from Surinam, with coffee, cor:oo, sugar, &c. having unfortunately caught tire last night about ten o'clock. It is expeeted fume part of the cargo will be faved. His Majelty's {loop RAI LL E UR arr i ve d offhere this morning front the Downs, and failed again this afternoon for her Station off B illogile. DEAL, APRIL I.—Sai!eci this Morning the Met calf and Admiral Gardner EaR Indiamcn, with the outward bound ; the wind falling (bort, they have put back again, and terrain in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips of war, defence chips, &c. 'Arrived and failed for the River, the Nam wict , kREEKT, from Cheßer; Albion, BRN ;Ap llr , BILL' NGE ; and the Union, EVANS. from 1.1 verpaol.—Wind LIVERPOOL, APRIL I.—On WeJnefday arrived here the Sallie Familia, from the Havannah, with Sugar, &c. captured by the pi ivat: Ail) of war, Roc, Captain IRVIN, of this port. A letter from the Havannah, dated 2 , lFebruary, mentions the Mary, Joy N sow. was io have failed for this port on the tsth, bat an Anse. izais Iltip arriving there the 14th, gave informatir,o C:at the Biitilh fri gates had captured feveral Spa ii ii %Lai, ; in conk quence of which an embargo was immediately laid, and the following veffels detained, viz. 'he Mary, of this port ; George, of London, lit l :he America— the Atherica expeeted to be linzr.o.ed in a few days, and Captain JUMP, of this putt, w , ,uld take his pail Page for Cnailelion. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Claim/FUND, APIIL f.—Palfcd by ib. Klni,fton rocket, Rep billion, and the Bazllla, Hind, from jamieie. ; Tlanieo, from Nevi Providence; Bettey. Dowlin g, float Cork; Lritannia, Brown, Gußoff, —, and liit: Coultant. hint Idiom ; Alert, Smith, front Bourdeaux ; Ma. y Pop. pinburg ; Jonge Vrow Bony, —, tr.-in Charatite ; linge Cal tina, Cline, Vrow Africa, Ark, and Ow Jorge Anna B,P - ord, from Embden. Sailed the Monorch,Gatinoult, for liidotea • Llizabeth, Dick, and the Baltic Merchant, Smith, tor Ai ; Diana, 114y man, for bemarara ; Adeon, Gordon. fur Nori.; Union, Lrown, for Grenada; Cumberland, Goutl•vin, and th. 'lwo Blyth, for Surinant ; Harry and Jane, Ti rtier, Seurgoll Sincerity, Lowe, for Guernfey ; A IheriMa, and th. Johann.. Eli zabeth, Bremer, fur Toniiii.oll. APRIL z —Paired by. tho l'revoyail (lone Blip, from flibralrar ; Santo Thoinas (a prize), trout ; Spun, unit Stettin; Elizabeth, Halt, :aid the limn.: e.iberg, trim Embden —Sailed the Douglas, IL , zor fee Nee: ; Nr. a, Watfon, for Dornititco •' 'flax, Chap, at:, tot L.thu..; Wallin, fur Barbadoes; London, t.)r S. ; a - .tra, Pat terfon, for Q2ebec ; and :he Irene, Vo 4. I tut El ii!mt - e. 1 AggivEu—ln Srandgotu Co:A , tiie hi it. ung, Grind., from Fa• n. At Cowes, Carl, Ludwig, trim ncea and the Benjamin, hi.oldoeks, from Waterford. At N4plr B. it .nnia, Todd, fram Hull ; Neptune, Tboinpfou ; and the itm7- (Motion, Anderfon, from via:mouth. At N-w Providence. Tree. Linda, from Clyde. At Jama-ca. vai.u.. Rowe. fr in: Clyde; Jane, —; ri iendthip, I Ivo ; A.l.fun , Wilitains; and the Hercules, Rowits, front Brilti•l; If ilu, La, bubiiia. troth C,.rk ; Rofaiia, Staple., trout Leith : Ifie of 'I hatter, Guedwin ; Alexander, Tayler ; Louila , Thorn; Yu4ll:. M'Dunaltl; Aguaur, itobertion ; Fclipfr, Kuireil; F!y, Xetiticdy ; Alfred, Qz.teco, imnater ; forty second, brevenfon Thetis, Severs • Argo, Proctor ; Sir Andr ew H ammon d , Loudon, Goldfinch ; Leo, Derb;fbire ; and the Martha, Hughc.s. f rom London. Oh tituomitin, Irmo 1,011db:4. At Surinam, Mentor, Stevenfini, horn Londiot. The Bellerophon, of 74 guns, winch has unil-rgone a comrlet , repair at Portfmouth, is ordered into cominifilioo. and Captain Cooke appointed to the command. Captain Loring all. op. pointed to the command of the Salvador .1.1 Aloud°, of ata guns, at Plymouth. The etcafta frigate, with the fket under cnawny fr•rn Pjrtl mouth, and the Reindeer Coop 4JI virr, toe fist under voy from Cork. are arrived at jamarea. The Ruby, of and frank/oh r Jamaica , partc. front UP; fleet on the 7th of January, in lat. 18 20. lore 22. 3.... The Oberon. Roelof., from Liverpool for Dantzte, put into Dubiin on the 23d Indent, having iprudg a leak. The Northumberland, from Nsu for London, is loft on Strobl Sand. The following article is extrafted hunt a Janisica Paper, un the gth of February: . - The Acafta frigate, of eci guns, Captain Wood, Is arrived at Port Royal, with the fleet under her convoy from Lon non and Cork. The London fleet, after feparating from the convoy twice, arrived fate at ftarhadoes, where the fl et front Cork, which Jail ed on the 18th of Dtcember, under convoy of the Rein Deer brig, of IS Enna, Captain Fyl F., arrived on tb. ..12,1 ult. and the lot lowing day the veffels of both Beet. for this 11l old, proceeded wi der the protedion of the Acafta and Rein %,.r. Thirty-four fad parted company off the Eaft end for different out ports, under efeort of she Rein Deer. The I Irene was left to' windward to convoy the veal. to the different ifiainla. A det.ebutent of the Royal Artillery arrived in•the Aguilar, one of the fleet. A brudilt Hummer. detained by the Rein Deer, arrived here on Saturday The Prince(' Charlotte frigate, Hon. Captain Gardner, is arrived here from a untie. With a Spanith this (tom Raton, bound to La Vera Cara."