Star. — London, England, 1801-11-10 00:00:00

Tica ! bttt when M nit ig.:u llicr. . iriti:!l IA:, it !lf or.k! CAD- In lon a:..:... nla'l;t cyui: rity for efence, tutting at had nct cor.ti• ended a imis of of the :• repefe om the t Malta at once ing the ated of oOr hat the the pro- er, le War; icrif.ced we AA r again:i itributed s reafon. . an Ad d. Eat i idecd, a the hut- be much be Clue:,s CONSUL! Lrtived at an chart• Ancc, and ceded to acc at Hot t he Is to 1 fa alt: [l.l inptna n •Le Dt• 6 r ,,, with It the Dif. ric on thc the Mar• axe, to be e of Lord ter winter VIDOE Itt, his Ilatiou cipal :lure Mid on us how could cep Malta, eJ it"--if which im- .ionpon to ail. refent of kit ti ito' m he ap. r refufal to by 80% .• 11%' it atixAm was twenty ; then he 4 ' l l4 out ft i r? ble fea rer : that !re bid, and well attend• ual, attnatl. at Drury At the other numerous r tory . in the IfpofeJ. pen of Mr. eto-enoto Comic Per we u nder . :afire (ten se endear an. Mr. Coat' lawn. very tew Coo/cal ibikb i'qtcrday being appointed, as ufual, for the in. t7oLluetion of Sir Jona EAMER, the new LORD MAYOR, to his civic (nations, it was obfervcd with gi int fplendour and magnificence. The Proccirion commenced at twelve o'clock horn Guildhall in the following order: The under C!ty Martha ot Foot. The City Marthalhnett BRADLRT, POIIOT, CLARK, HALL, LAURIVeCE, and PoaTell. The Mafler and the WorThipful Company of Salters. The Lord Mayor's Six Foot;':en. _ _ iter:d in rich liveries of fiy-bloc, embroidered with yellow and raver lacy. The Upper City MarllilJl on Hort . ..back. THE STATE COACH. 112 which was his Lordasip, the Sword and Maec nearer, his Lordlitip's Cliaplain,Scc. The Cavalcade was continued by the Aldermen 110. osmt., Warsow, Sir R. C. GLYNN, H. C. Cao,ter, Sir W. HIRNE, C. FLOWER, C. PRICE, CADELL, CLARKE, Sir J. ANDERSON, HISIIERT I Sheris RAWLINS and Cox ; the R ECORDER of London ; Mr. Common Serjeant ; the City Re rnemhrttncer ; the Members of the Common Coun cil, .the. City Connie!, &c. Sec. The LORD MAYOR and the Aldermen proceeded in tht . ir carriages to the Three Cranes, where they tack water in the City barge, attended by the Coldfmiths, Fithincingers, Apothecaries, Iron inongers, Drapers, Merchant Taylors, and Salters Companies. The Stationers' Company, as ufual, led the van. On the Logo MAYOR'S 'arrival at Weffminfier. I - Tall, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Loan CHIEF JUSTICE of the Common Pleas, tlic MASTER of the koLLs, and the Judges, being feated in official cannities, the Chief Magistrate, after fainting the cliiferent Courts, invited them and the Law Officers to dine at Guildhall. This ceremony being over, the LORD MAYOR returned by water to Blaekfriars Briga ; but the tide ran fn ftrong as the barge Cann off the Temple, that it was with great dith tulty they could reach Blackfriars Bridge by half pail three o'clock. As loon ac the LORD MAYOR tnade good his landing, he was fupported by the Weft London Militia, commanded by Colonel Ikltwa Ham, who received his Lordfhip with all the honours due to his rank as a Soldier and the Chief Magillrate. The Eaft London Militia, corn inanded by Colonel WiLson, were alto drawn up on the oecafion. Both thefe corps, who are ad tnirably difciplined, and made an excellent ap pearance, added to the honours of the day by the mfir of their able and fcientitic bands. The ilreets king lined by the two regiments now mentioned, the Order of the Procellion was nearly as follows: Welt London Militia Band, Eaft Lancia) Ditto. Twelve THE MAN TN ARMOUR I Twelve on Hoarback. Life Guards. iicGa"r"z i 3 MEN IA AZIAOUR on Foot. The City Martha precedzil TIIF. tirw LORD MAYOR's CA RRIAGE, Drawn by Six Metrics deettratni with ribbons. THE LATE LORD MATOR's CARRIAGE, britten by the pnpultce,loudly and Incefrantly applauding him. FIVE CAPREAORS WI! H ALDER %I E.H, Among whom were the Aldermen Bor c I.L and SEINNea. Tt.cr Alderman COO/43es Carriazr, drawn by men. the . . Alderman was loudly'aPplauded: ns . Carrisges fuereeded, belonging to different Members of the Corporations, together with a valt number of thok who joiaLd r v cayskarle as victors. Thy Map in Armour, who has been abfent for fever-a years, deferves fome particular notice.— We underhand that he who enaaed this diffin charader is a Mr. Mower, of the Armourcr a7t . . Braziers' Company. He was mounted on a very fine dark gelding, the head, main, and finnshicrs of the animal, covered alio with armour, ornamented with rofes of poppy nnd white ribbons, filvci fringe, and plumes of oftrich feathers. The Man in Armour, who had a very terrific appear ance, charging the memory with all the warlike atchievements of ancient times, had on his helmet a lar;, , e plume of olitich feathers, of vatious co. lours. He was attended on the right and left by tvelvc mcn, as Life Guards, with (pears and faidds, ready to tepel any who fhould have the tdihnod to afTail either them or their champion. Thcy, together with the three men in armour on feat, rendered this part of the proceffion very at waive. As many Old Backkr, as his Lordfhip is yetrs old, with their banners, followed. Their grotefque appcaranceaforded a cod deal of stmufement to the Ladies. Lord Nst.sow, accompanied by Sir W. HAMM- Tn.. in Sir Wittiai.i's carriage, was drawn to by the, crowd, who greeted his Lord- Clip with repeated acclamations, and (lopped the carriage feveral times to have the gratification of Id sg him by the hand. A Seaman, who had fervol with the Admiral, after giving him the falute, exclaimed—"" By G—, as your Lordfhip feagiit fo bard at the Nile and Copenhagen, tell me you have Got fofiift a hand r' The Loco CHANCELLOR joined the Procellion is :I new and el e gant Stat e Coach. The Juoc‘s, and Lord Ksavott at their head, defervedly efieemed by all ranks, paired to Guild hall, London, before the return of the proectlion f:cm Wearninfter-Hall. The populace were fo %;:i pleated on the occation, and fo grateful to Core guardians of their rights, that they could ty , t even 'drain from applauding the Lord Chief 'llc LADY MAYORESS drove into the Guildhall. ?A:d with great fplendour of equipage. The fircets through which the proceflicn paffed v"re ctottiled beyond all former example. 1:.,t1 Fog could exceed the magnificence of the ct':s, And the trappings of the holies. The LokD "'roc's Slate Liveries were—the COAL a brigiit ;" ;.;i! ir, with alum blue liaing, and velvet • and collar: the ed:es and reams dotible•laczd i,:ver lace, trimmed on each fide of tlic lace `!•••• w black narrow talc cord. The body and :• • laccal with points darted upwards in the • producing a very beautiful effea. 'lice • at larcecl;.. of azure velvet ; the edges ; .ccJ with filver. Ibutilder-knots arc • ••'••$• einlitoidca Ls! on inure velvet; with his p's emit, bordered with (*dyer and ! ,, i1 4.tutniscd %Kb fluAlcs of black. The Poi' • . . . . tiron's lad wa es sof velvet jonquil and azure al ternate, in darted points like the coat, richly laced, and between e..ch row of lace a fllver chain. On the left fleeve his Lordfhip's arms embroidered.— The cap of black velvet. _.. .. In the Hall were tables containing 2000 difhes, and accommodations to entertain 4003 perfons.— It was illuminated with variegated lamps, and made a molt beautiful and fplendid appearance. There were fix chandeliers, of different coloured lamps; at the end of which was a tr:tlifparent paint ing ofPrAcK, receiving the congratulations of the Reprefentatives of the four Qarters oi . the World. Over the principal dinner tabl e was another tranf parency, with the words" Peace and Fellivity." The company confifted of the following perfons of diftindion Prime Wm. of Gloucellcr I.nrel Lrflic The Lord Chancellor Sir Wm. -ott _ I.)ukc of Portland Sir A. I - Ls:lnto:ld McAcr of the Houk of Dukc Lectit Commons Earl H.:rani/ton Right. Hon. H. Addington Lord Nciron Lord Hobart Sir Wr- Hamilton The Mailer of the Pill. Lord Holland The Secretary at War Mr. Grcv The Attorney attd Solicitor Mr. ErtSeine Generals Mr. Tiern _y Earl Moira Mr. Sheridan Earl Pomfret Mr. Vpnfittart Lord V drount Hood Mr. H ley Addington Lord Grautley Mr. Bra 4 ,ge And about twenty of the A tdornten . . Bcfidei Seven Judges, moft of the Foreign Minifters, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto. About nine o'clock the LADY MAYORESS was condufted to the Ball-Room by Lord Lr sti s, who opened the Ball with her Ladyfhip. Mrs. OTIO was condueted to the Ball-Room by Alietman FLowER. The Dancing was kept up with great fpirit till a late hour. After the Ladies retired, the LORD MAYOR con tinued to entertain a large party of his friends.— The two Sheriffs had likewife a large convivial party at their table. Alderman LE NIRSURIER prefided in the Com mon Pleas room, where he was joined by the Fo. reign Minifters, and feveral of the Aldermen. INCLEDON was prefent, and (pared no pains to enliven the glafs with his vocal powers. Lady Lout was dreifed in white and gold.— The petticoat was white crape, richly embroidered in tripes of gold, terminating at bottom with a rich tetloon of embroidery, and trimmed with rich gold fringe with taifels ; the pocket-holes or namented with a drapery of crape, and trimmed with a fine Blond lace, tied up with bows of gold cord and tafftls. The train was white fatin, trim med with a gold fringe and taffels, to cnrrefpond with the petticoat. The body and Beeves were alfo of white Patin, richly ornamented with fpangles and Blond lace: Her Ladyfhip's head-drel was white crape, with a gold embroidery corrcfponding with her drefs, richly ornamented with diamonds. Hcr Lady(hip wore her gold chain, fimilar to the Lou, Marot's, fellooned with a diamond raga. _ . Mifs EAMES. was dreffed in a Pruflian frock of plain muflin ; the 'neck and bottom of the drefs were richly Ipangled with film and Vandykes. A Spanifh . peeve with a rich embroidery, with lace introduced; a Vandyke band terminating the bottom of the flceve—altogether forming a very fimple and elegant drefs. The late LADY MAYOREss was drefred in a Qua ker-coloured Patin train,white crape petticoat, and gold fringe. We regret, that on alighting Isom her carriage, (he ma de a falti: ilep, and luffered a trifling alarm. There was, however, no mate rial injury; and her Ladylhip had the gratiika lion of receiving the plaudits of the nitmercus Ipe&ators, who recollefted the fpirited behaviour of Sir WI LCIAM STAIN ES, her hufband, than whom, few men have pallid through the office of the Mayoralty with to much credit to thcmfclvcs, or filch general popularity. The flreets were fo thronged with people, that notwithilanding every precaution had been taken to clear the way, it was near fir o'clock bei,•rc the great Oilicets of State could reach Guildhall. Mr. ADDINGTON was the haft who arrived there. The Pickpockets were uncommonly hoc) ar.l fucceflul. Kcw Palace is in a very forward (late ; eight of the towers are nearly &nailed. A Hamburgh Paper fays, that a marriage is talked of between Prince Atxuar If U S 01 England, and an ARCHDUCHESS of Rutlia. We believe that the Greek Church is not excluded by onr Alts of Parliament from the allianze of uur Royal Family. Thurfday the Church in KilmarnoCk, where 29 people were lately killed, and one much hurt, fince dead, was examined by a number of trader men, and condemned to be pulled down, as old and ruinous. Mr. RICHARD RAYLEY has been adjudged the annual Prize at Cambridge for the bell differtatiou on the charafter of King WILLIAM lii: Third. TIME MATCH, between Mr. Barclay and Mr. 'Fletcher, for soool.—Mr. Barclay commenced his ' match to go 90 miles in all fuecetiive hours, yel. terday. He was to flan at twelve o'clock lait night, and muft, to win his Match, perform it in the above time on the evening of this day. The gr:amd he has chofen is a dillance of one mile, Ltuate be. twixt Pockington New Inn and Mat ket Weighton, rcarly two miles from the above Inn, and which is to be lighted during the night. Pocliicgtnn New Inn is about twelve miles from York, on tl:c Hull road. Mr. Barclay is well, and in excellent fpirits. Bets s to{ that Mr. Barclay wins his match. STATE-PRISONERE.-:-OD Saturday laft were li berated, after a confinement of /eyrie month:, Mr. 1 -. Thnovan Mr. Mina, 70blon. and Mr. ",,- , m , , Apt* n wrts. The two foams were irilb Ir.yrri I. • ~:en of great refretability and high conneCtions,and had been a/retied immediately on their landing in England from the Continent, where they ir foled for the two preceding years. They were in the crifiody of a Melfenger. We learn by our Plymouth letters of Saturday, 1 th At Inc fqoadron detached from the Channel fleet, and furpnted to be deftiaed for the Jamaica elation, /1 n c 1 /-1„. i conflux o, tde v .,LIAII, ELI rt:Asr, CANcIIS. and ' Du:mimics, of 74 guru each. 1147TELiiVEKCE. MAILS THIS PAY.—WIND N. N. W.' ARRI% LP. O I lanburgh I Dublin, Nov. 6, t Vl'utcrford, NOV. 6, • Donnughadee, Nov. 6, • Gucrnfey, Nov. 6, • Icrfey, Nov. • Lifbon, Od. DiiPatchei were laf night received from Admi. ral POLE, off Cadiz, giving an account of feveral valuable prizes having been taken by our flcet on that Ration. The particulars will appear in the Gazette. YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9. —The PRINCE of WALES packet which failed this morning, has put back, the wind changing to the N. E. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Succefs, , DOWNING, from Longfound. FALMOUTH, Nov. 7.—This morn i ng arrived the PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet, Captain JONES, from Lifbon, in ten dayq, with it Mail. She failed from hence on the 6th of lark month, and arrived at Lif bon on the 19th, where the found his Maiefly's Chip RE VOL V itONAIR V. of 4.1. guns, Capt. Tv:vs- DEN, and the PENELOPE, of 36 guns, Captain Maxi:wont). During her flay there, the SUPERr, I of 74 guns, Captain KEATS, and la CONSTANCE, 012+ gui“, Captain Maim E ' arrived there. The DUKE of Volta packet alfo arrived there with mails from Falmouth, previous to her fitiFng on the 29th Odober, at which time the Sur ER a alto gut under weigh for a cruize. The PRINCE ADOLPHUS fpoke nothing on her paffage. FROM LLOYD'S MAT. DrAt., OCT. 9.—Sailed for the River, the 13f1M• BAY ANNA, from India. Arrived the VI lEN gun verel, from 2 maize. Wind E. N. E. Gitav ESEND, Ocr. q.—Paffed by, the Erick, — i from Malaga Surat Cattle, —; and City of London, GREEN, from Bengal ; Robert, WHIT LINO, from Baltimore ; Bolina, WHITFIELD, from Hamburgh ; Buhafia, —, from Stettin ; Her cules, FRANKLYN ; and Seto, SANDERSON, from Barcelona.--Sailed the Purfuit, UORRODA L for Surinam ; Thetis, CAMERON, for Jamaica ; Enigileten, Moans, for Norway ; Vrow Anna, —, for Rotterdam ; Drie Gebroders, —; and Jonge Edward, lassos, for Amtterdam. Letters from all parts of the coati give dittrcff ing accounts of the damage done by the late re vere pies ; fourteen velfels arc Rated to have been ' 101 l between null and Harwich, iii 4 l::praident many driven on fliore. One la-:,te thip 1i nad: red oil Cromer ; a cutter, witn ieven rico, off 6:0.1.- ringliam; and two liming-boats, off Runton, with eight men, all of whom perithcd. The Enterprise, Suryer, WTI% loft on the al:th ul:. on the if!And of Bornholm. The Allerzor:-vcfrel and convoy arrivA at iihity.nr, Stl)- tor.bc: 26th. The Rub', Witham, or Ml: arteon, fof F ivarm't. r o thore at Ly • :eon; part of he-Cargo' m taken out, ar.d the flip is expected to he got or %.eiloll , dmna The Peggy, Bloomfield, iron, I :eit to Lon.lon, is wrce! - .ed at F.aftners. near )(arid Auth--;r w ftw. 'The vcdels from the Note. nd r convoy of the Infpcnor floor of war, arrived :a Llfineur, but The Sally armed-Clip from convoy, i. at Eflineur, and Is to retina convoy the f•-it f.dr wind. 'lle Baltic Merch.ent, ; rem - . Pktcrrxtrgh, is wrecked on the ',lliad ut th.Ll-cr, N, ;, and cargo fared. elptaln W. Calder, the St. Pm. In, ot. lull. i• ar rived at Crontlr.li ; he has ma, f.v. a I:ve ut tr hite. lad and the (hip'. The Peace, Pdn, r, from Lynn to NeweJflle, 1. 1.41 mar Whitby. Thc Ann, Cockr,m, fro., Vilgi ftran , !, The Nancy, trunt Jcrtey to i; tot 0:1 the ~ ..it 'Wale.. _ . Thr William w York, arrir<d at I la% t ; aft t havini„ 'oat: c.. Ikon!. _ . A tranf;Nort wy, l.dl or the night of the 3d it'll. in Tr - ,ni,,re- Bay, with -,- of w*.ioni w.l'. d, .1, P. un.nr.nd, bonr.,l t jaMai:4, P..‘,1, on .lur ing A vcr:. ; N I.n• lit, Pilot ott a imall vcll.l oil' i••• 10 • or 1% 1:;6t, brood li, nwi. un I'ri , `l.7, procccd..d .II well, n.ith a frao brt.t.z: at L.'S F. . . - he Funter, revenue :et t. 7, t +4. IT, on 4 .11 loft. nertr Nantmu.n, a boat to it-it (it'll t;I:11..ro. John l iay, hat oo ea.p*. 114P1:; a chef: of eh) oh, the boat. Nancy, of Nee: '..tit, from Ts - neriffe for Leridon, is put int t I lover with the lot . , of two :inch :rs. The Tr ~,,,, as. Kuper, from Wilmington for Iliad, put into Norfolk (Viisiria) on the 2111 Sept. in (bard,. The Sarah, Cart.illi, Item London to Surinam, is loft on the Cafkettt t three pro; le dross ecil. The Rodney (I.ite Eine.), front Antigua to Dublin, is put into Chart:down in tlillrete. The Polly (tene:..r; of Ilriflol, which dtoye en ft-or- In Ply mouth Sound on 11frnelay LP., is bagel!, a n d Mete re but ei.tb: of her bent:. rot -if. I he American il.ip Rtoi,t and 1!.,r. tr t ; a r ivztes on ihme in Catwatcr moatit:, on t:. rt.t.eivcie much damni;r, but L. here zot oft A letter from Ayr, dated 1, 171-.. , —" night it blew a tremendous gale th.. 2 .tn.l N. W. with tht : fall tu . t.tin, cr :r known in tie co.ifitt y. About itta.o, 11.• ti,e Hoop Czorge an:! Srphia, ii;‘: tot. • . ..t. Mailer, from P..l:itt to Cree:-.0z.i., butter, appear...! in the bay, Into fail, boom, and gall; in the p :: , ..;dittir • ! •, t i,, run foi this 114113,0 r, where th. it • :r:11 r•t water from ;!••• I ;ver, fw..llen h t; [,:...:.. le digious fall of rain, call her u, behtittl the North QLay. From peril•tus fituatiuo, five brave feamen, feat'Afs rI t; fet oil' it. a boat ler their relief, viz. !, tvitt i mht f the (hip flora, Jarn..s And:: l• Andetton, and John Mack ; e •t, to chilly to relate, a prodigious t;• !. and °ye:Cut it, by whidt tii : • ! ~1 st•••:re 1 T 1 fortunately drowned. Peter An ',:t . ••, gettlni hold of the bottom if :he 1.t . • t•, ; Mar;, • l ie:, by means oh :to oar, I • t , - till a fccond boat, with ht-1.••••.; danger,went boldly ltstip.t . Imot:7l.t them fate off, viz. Capt. William Lar.l;ol, Itlu: 3 11 Porter, M. Lyon, Jame , f !crl: 0 000, at: two whole are not • n. I -'p has kcii brought int., the !- •t•., ! it! water. —Lady liet,..sist re 1' • , ' I tuts HALL. of DUlllo.lfs, and Nit . ! . , 1 V. I lallreggalt, who, by Accidcw., C!. tieth, ,•1 the tragic icenz, and of the ti••h"; • • 1•••••. ,hr l o ft fist the of and rtctr:v4- • tioa of th . z flocp, ftcr rp:;:::•••••::f;; feamen of the Taft boat ha daring intrepidity, depolized h. :7 :- Pro volt liowte, twelve painds r .. by Lady ELIZABETH 1)OCr:1 t 3 2!. 2 7 an,l i..; S.:- ho.ts HALL and Mr. M. 171 LANn ; tr. SI diflributed at his diterc.'m anit,r..., the rl*:is.'s of the unfortunate fo:T.: . Lrs, aftzr all‘.• - .c iva tilt t, iurvivnrs each A letter from ocllyz 3d inflant, fity;— " The fever: hum of Lilted with little 4hateirent till ydlerday mortlitt7, hag d , :nc d.tntar•e to the tool, nntl chir ivverwl noules in this city and its libel ties. Tly:wind Mews• from the S. S. W. a point I, , etrzr4liy attended with gales and " veire!s in the harbour received injury in tla:ir masts and rigging during die hurricane on ,ituiday Notwithilanding the violence of the norm, a wherry arrived in the morning of yeflerday , with the Mail of Sunday, having periOrtned the paffage horn JHolyhead in f,ve hours ! " On the merniag of Mond•av lift, in a very vio lent tempeft, a large North Country thip laden with timber, was driven on (pore to the caftward of Dunleary I'icr. She took the ground about an hundred yards from the thore ; the crew, IS in number, having previoutly loft their malls and boats, appeared on the deck wheneVer the moun tailous waves admitted a view of them, in all the agonies of termr and defpair. The endeavours of the Dunleary boatmen happily laved every per fon on board the wreck." There are nearly tco fail of Weft Indiamen in the River, ready for fea, waiting for Sparta paffe,. Some vefiels at Portfmouth are to take advantage of the failing of the DESIREE or Alm. v s frigates, as convoy againß the fwarm of black privateers, or, in fail, pirates from the French and Spatial' iflands, which infeß the Caribbean Sea, and againft whore depredations there is no other appeal than that of arms Yetierday a Court of Direnors was held at the EaR India Honk, in order to read Advice: from Fort St. George, brought by the Rice•fhip, Ac- TIVE, which left Fort St. George the 4th July, having completed her voyage out and home in ten months and eight days. By the Acrivs we learn that the prrifun of Tranquehar furrendered to the &kith arms !rad eci by Lieutenant-Colonel CAMPZELL of his Ma 's •;4•11 Regiment, without refinance, on the t3rli of Jane; that the Polygar of Veeraputchy and his followers had been fcized by the force un der Lietitenatit•Cilonel lamis ; and that Panja tameouieby was taken by by Lieutenant- Colonel AG% EW 011 the 24th of Jnne. There where nos any of the Company's (hips at St. H.:lena the ACTIVE left that ifland. Conrt, at three o'clock, adjourned till \Ve.h.cfday next. We learn that in conference of a vilnry gain• cd by the Nizam's troops liver the dif.ifFilteif Ze miadars, who had retired to the hills of Malkar Awn the middle of January, great hopes wire entertained that pnblic tranquility would tic re fl-t :(1. This hullitefs mitdit have been fettled much fonner, hid not the (kneel who command. eu the vrediii-n ihdircrctely withdrawn his forces from a strong poi/ and marched to another part of the hills, tyl•ere a p irty of the rebels were c ic.;riped in order to divert his attention, anti ..dvat.:ap: . movement, they immr (Lately collea. J in tech numbers, 'that lie found it dildi.i it to m. This he, howevvr. at lalt iiiv,i(.l the fort: molt of the garritbn made tit,ir vfeipe through the dcEks to the vAward, and H crc porfued to the !hot of the moantrins, where Game !mart iltirniiih‘s fir. the ref,.ls ri:rearrd in tolerable good ceder. —Th..: 1111 tivinz c: - ?Eilderablv yieak, ened, kr, tal of the t. hicfs hut to make their Cub. million, and havy Iloce come in. Accoulits Alittrarkpore (late, that ttey have been Niched by the late firm, ohich had overturned a number or comiges, and fti cane ,mu tl.e rivers to rile in an allonithing manner, Lad occafioned very feriuus calamities in thz luw hats of the country. The Governor-General or Ileng4l has mace eat appnintmcnts, far the put pok cfrarry• ing the 111114 , 21. i ea of ft:: 01 Fort William. vii s Th•• k , v. I),s .1 Prornit R. v. Ca+• A. 13. 6 . --I rh:. r 1., i... and 1 ,1 • ...etr:. jOni 1.1 ,I 1: •: : : I • flan 11' 1 r ". • !i • • •:•ar•-t • i's, in Kirkpornk, tr.., .. .• ,•nd N B. I,lin 1 ••••.. Hich!ortant. 1. t•••••.., ti,, R, and Lye, cr..n -I 1:y GJvcrrini-c:t,r..l !ir the Civil Gov, rnmrt.i :fn. Pri•ifl. —l, •in A, •olr c I lihro and Lucia ttn: R• v. CI ...lilts ruc!imt.m. A letter rtetiv:d from an (hiker belnn7ing to the ficncur:.ble Fad India CompAnv's thip the • I'Rt;E 1:1111114, :d At the Cape of ilo , d Hrpt tlx loth July lief, Snon after we kit Vont:month for :11..ItAs and China, on the lift March, an ;farming difeafe broke oitt in the lisip. As we bad A ritir.b,r of his troop% ou bn.trd, cadet tile enninur.d of M.tV. it Aprreliended one of them might have brought I..re•ii.-n on hoard. Eecey effort W3Strkti ano ; the furgeon; bel,Ating to the ditterciit rhip , in company were consulted, iiitt ro. ciiiiid check the fever wind' rageil in the tiiT. At it was dcteemined, after a on •ii. to part finni the nee, - r• nn the 4th cf July, and 0:1 the ' in Simoti's Cape of Good I Inpe, time we had foldiers tlic officers An,l I of the i• ni:n fee •fitty. time was lit Lniding the men ; all their clrthirg ar,l bedding wa, born!. :cc. IVe hive had the decks watned ith fine l ard wa.cr, after which vir'. hoilinm vinegar ; tbe% • over white lime, and ;h7 `thy is ni , v• etc v-!!-' f .,, me Again. ki tom the heavv f :hip, the made a .teal ct V-ate-. l'I!I w i ha her caulked at this place in the v..itcr-n• iy f:Ani , and upper work, We thi d •' ,‘ 1 ,1 1). , . ~ i ~ ~}