Star. — London, England, 1802-01-07 00:00:00

LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs Co•ifols for opg. 6sj 69—Reduced 67-1 . 68. 4 Per CCM. 8 4H-5 Per Cent. 971—New 4 lno Long Ann. 19j. Yefterday the Trial of the Mutineers commenced at Pohfmouth, on beard the GLADIATOR. Admi ral MITCHELL fits as Prefident, and not Admiral PoLE, as was generally expeeted Yeßerday being the Feait of the Epiphany, com monly called Twelfth Day, his Matjurr's offer ing of golk, frankincenfe, and myrrh, was made at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, by the Bilbop of Lox nom. The afoul orders for the invitation of the Nobi lity by her MAJESTY, to dance minuets in the Ball room, at St. James's, on the 18th inR. the day on which, according to court etiquette, the Qu um's Birth-day is celebrated, Were yefterday The Royal Family will come to town on Wed nefday next for the winter feafon. Lieutenant-General Was. GARDNER is appointed Governor of Kinfale and Charles Fort, vice Ge neral Lord Rousso's', deceafed. From the orders iffued by the Commander in Chief in Ireland, for the return of the feveral corps of fencibles Rationed there to their feveral counties where they were railed, the greater part of the Scots corps have received their routes, particularly the Cromarty, Lochaber, North Lowland, and Loyal Tay—they are to replace the feveral county regiments of militia, which are expelled to be dif embodied on the 24th of January—fmner they will not, as meafures are taken to &bull them till that time. A contemporary print Rated laft night, on the authoritrof a letter, dated Dover, that accounts had been received from France of isloa EAU, 116R TRIER, MASSENA, and BIRNARDOTTE having been arrefted, and an embargo laid on all the 'hipping in the ports of France.—lt is hardly poffible that the cucumßances ran be as Rated, for not one of the individuals named has any thing in common with any other. Some of them have always been in oppofite parties, and be tween none of them has any thing more than cold civility been ever known to take place. It has been known for Tome days that General LAIRS has been atrefted, but we have not beard of any others, nor that this particular arreß was con flated with any political movement of particular confequence. It may be Paid Mr. PITT has given more to the Honk of Booasoe by his retirement than be even promifed during his Adminifiration.— When in power, he pledged himfelf to reftore them the &vim of Framer he has now left them the grids world! Mr. PITT left Lord Hawassavasos kat at Roe hampton' near Wimbledon Common, on Thur day, for Mr. Lomo's, at Bromley-hill, and yaw day fet off for Earl Caen's% at his refidence in the Wildernefs, Kent. Mr. ABBOT'S talk in Ireland is very properly compared to the cleanfing of the Augean Stables impofed upon Hercules. By the dot that has been thrown at him for breaking up the Paving- Board, and other jobs of corruption, it is clear he has put the 'hovel in the right place. The Paving-Board, to judge by their advocates, will make better Seirongets. The twat Candidates at the next Elation will have the fatigue to go through of fabricating pre tenfions, as a fet.off againft their obfcurity ; but perhaps this may not be more difficult than for tome of the old ones to explain the advantages the Country has reaped from their (ervices. How many would fucceed, if Contlituents were as dr ci.mipeEt in elating a Reprefentative as in hiring a fix:ant of any other detcription, and Lafifted on 4.: a ch•irafter from their lefft place I" On the approach of a general eleftion it is al ways remarked that Members of Parliament begin to confider their relations to a conftituent body.— Once in feven years this country may be Riled the Land of Pretty; I Mr. R•NDLI JACKSON bas refigned his office of Advocate General of Madras. The very lucrative office of Paymafter of the Seamen at the India Houle, worth not lefs than 50001. a-year, has been very ftrongly folicited for. • At firß there were fume thoughts of giving it to one of the olden Dire fors ; next, it was intimated that a Gentleman in the Board of Controul Of. Sce would be glad of it : but it is now fixed that Mr. CNAT F II LD, the Deputy Paymaßer;fliall have the appointment. Letters were received laft week over-land from Bombay, dated at that Prepdency on the aoth of Au R, which (peak in confident terms of the death of the King of CA/UL, who died early in the month of April, while on an expedition to Canda har. TINY& SHAH AIDALLA poffeffed great domi nions extending Weftward to the neighbourhood of the city of 1 erthith, including Perfhore, Ghirni, Gaut., Seittan and Knrafan, a track not leis than 650 miles in length. AN MID ASDALLA , the father of the above, and founder of Candahar, was origi nally the Chief of an Afghan tribe named Abdal (whence the name Abdalla) who was Rript of his country by NADIR SHAH, and compelled - to join the Perfian army in 1739. On the death of NADIR he fuddenly appeared among his former fobjefts, and erefted for himfelf a confiderable kingdom in . • the Eaftern part of Perfia, adding to it moll of the =inces to the Welt of the Indus, which had ceded by the Moooi. to NADIR SHAH. It is -Rated that kraal Chiefs who ccmpofed ZFNIAVII Ulm's army at the time of his entering Hindof. tan, and who were aftiye in the fuhferlaent under. ra'Vag againft the Seeks at Lahore, had atien:Sled • Ise; Candahar for the pnrpofe of atlitting in a rev°. • lbtion laid to be in agitation. The King, Game , : ivitnithit prior to his death, concluded a treaty of . - ..knave and defenfivc with the Seik Government. . 4 . ;-:. DRURY:LANE THEATRE. The Tragedy of The Difilei Mother, which was pet-firmed here laft night, prefented Mrs.Stn nowt in the eliarafter of /termites, and Mr. 811 M• ILII in that of OrOes. Had old Sir Roase Da Coy eesav been prefent he would have liked the play Rill better than when be faw it with his friend Srsc. It certainly never was lifted better. Mrs. SiDiana s (hewed an Herwione, and Mr.Ks sr. san Orein, that would have exceed ed the expeaations of the Author himfelf. Mrs. SID DON II by no means appeared in an amiable point of view, but it was her bufinefs, on fome occafions, to aa the fury, and throughout to reprefent a wo man without foftnefs, without compalfion, with out regard to the confiderations which ufnallyinfln ence her fez. Her cool difdain at the infidelity of Pyrrhat,was even ftiperior to her violent denuncia tions of vengeance,or her tranfports when the deed had been perpetrated. Mr. Kam si.z (hone chiefly in the !aft fcene. Without uttering a word, he drew down three diilina peals of applaufe. Her mime, at whore infligation lie had reluaantly en gaged in the murder, had upbraided him for his bafenefs, and denied any (hare in it. When the left him, he feemed for fome minutes not to know where or what he was. On recovering from his Rupefattion, he painted beautifully the p a ng s o f remorfe and the mifery of fruitlefs guilt. Mn.Powet.r. was very refpeaable in ilsadreseathe. She looked extremely well in her bridal drefs, and repeated admirably the concluding lines of the fourth aa, defcribing how ill her heart, notwith (Landing, was at cafe : Thus the gay Melina with (refit garlands crowed, Pined with the famed fife's enlivening found, Tiara* Lasing crowds in totems Rate proceeds, And dead in foie= pomp, magnificently bleeds. The other charalcrs were well fupported. The piece was got up with all that attention to ccjimme and charaaerillic embellithment which might be expeaed, as it has beeen always experienced from a Manager of fuch pure and claflic cane as Mr. I KINDLE. Notwithtlanding it had to contend with the difadvantages of Twelfth Night, it drew an elegant and numerous audience. Mr. Damon, of St. James's-fquare, gave a rand dinner yefterday to feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen. Mr. NIPEAII and Mr. ANTRODU3 were of the party. • The prefent rage for Irarkra tinging reminds us of the with of Dr. Jonnsow when he heard a per former execute what was called a difficult piece— " I with it had been impotlible." Already the attempts of imitators are expormg them to ridi cule, for what they want in fipging they make up in finanting, and what was formerly addrelled to the sort, now makes a furious attack on the nerves. The chariot of Madame BONA PARTS is finithed, and is to be Blipped immediately at Dover for Calais. It is, agreeable to the modem fafhion, quite_plain, and nothing mere on the panels of the doors than the fimple initials J. B. It is very extraordinary in the late dircovery of adultery, and adds to the terrible perplexity of this cafe, that the injured 'hatband and his venerable father, are Orialor the identical perfons to whom, in cafes of this nature, it is neceffary to apply for procefsand redrcfs. The abolition of the rack, to extort confeffions, in Rufus feems rather 11101-01W0Pa, after the very able manner in which certain variations of it have been defended, fuch as whippinz and hay banging I But the new EMPEROR, perhaps, does not under- Lind 4 , a vigour beyond the Law." Am EY, TO susinass.—A Gentleman travelling poll tall week to town, being info med by the tattler that there were two roads, afked the land lord which was the fhortel way ?-44 A poji-tbaili ad four, your honour." Rrrorr Porwrara." Well, Old Qidnunc, (fays a young mercantile Buck, who keeps a brace of nags and a millrefs) how will you employ your time, now that Peace deprives you of your &you. rite amufement of reading Extraordinary Gazettes of bloody battles ?" Why, in reading what will not be extrafrefmary in Gazettes—the whereals of (Feb iinong tradefmen as yourfelf." BOTANY AY THSATMCA LS.—By thelaft advice: from South Wales, a letter mentions, that a fmart al tercation had juft taken place in the Green-room of their Theatre, in confequence of the Beggar!: Opera having been given out by the Manager. It was agreed on all hands, that the Play vas very firmly calf obferved, that as he had atleel, on all occafions, like a Gentleman in his pro. feffion, he (hould have no objedion to the perfor mance of the cbarafter. Pay and Lucy remained paffive.--Baefix4 exprefled fome fa-soles—the reft of the gang were divided in opinion. At length, from a fuggeftion of Fah, how far the reprefen. tation of the piece might tend to wound theferfiap of both Audience and Performer:, the matter was poftponed for further confideration. Laft week a Court-martial was held at Prefton on Serjeant-major Newton, of the Third Royal Lancalhire Mihtia, for riling unbecoming language relative to his Colonel, Sir II P. HOGHTOti o Bart. of which being convi&cd, lie was degraded, and dircharged from the regiment. A few weeks ago, an eagle was frequently teen hovering about the i•oods of Cawood, and one day, defcending to feed, it was wounded with fhot, by a farmer, who, with much difficulty, wok it home alive. h is• a remarkable fine bird, ex tremely fierce, and meaftnes from the extremity of its wings eight feet four inches. It has been puichaled for exhibition. • WILL of the late General BATHut sr.—The eltate of Clarendon for life to his brother, and then in fee to the fecond fon of the late FILTON Haft v EY, Erti. whole Lady (Mifs ELWELL, now Mrs. FAIEMANTLE) was niece to the General . ; the ell.ae at Lainilon to the eld,:r fon of Mr. FELTON HAIVIT ; about . l2,ociol. iii legacies; the refidue of his perfonal property, one third to Sir Joni( MOISHILAD, one-third to :he children of Mr. ALI/. I qv a HISTLETHWAITE, .111 d one-third to the children of Mr. 1 7 : LTON IJARVI? it is calculated theft ltgacics v ill amount t, about 20,c901. cad'. HIGHLAND REPELS, AI7NYERARY Cifs7l.E. We are proud to find, that the fpirit of hofpi. talky, for which our anceflois were juttly famed, has not yet evaporated amida the mention of new principles and modern refinements. Little inclined as we may feel to lament the abolition of thofe corruptions, which the feudal &Rem generated in there realms, we may Rill regard the remnant of antient nfages with a degree of veneration, diveft. ed as they now are of every power to affect the in terefs or liberties of the community. With fuch a fentiment, turn we to the illuttrieus and venerable Chieftain of the Campbells; furrounded by an adoring family, an extenfive clan, and a loyal and attached tenantry, the Duke of Argyll opens wide Ms hofpitable gates, and the cattle rings with the found of mirth and revelry— 0 The Duke a Royal Guam, Int. " Wi mirth and Princelye cheere; " To bhp repaired many a Knights. " That came both far and ncarc.' Several weeks are included in the celebration of this feftival, during which period, every fpecies of entertainment has been adopted to keep the (pinks alive, and excite the intereft of the numerous , guefts. A feries of plays have been got up with the Itrieteft attention to their own intrinfic merit, and the salt of charaeers. The Richard of Lord Lorne, tic Cwiamer of Lord John Campbell, and Colonel Campbell's Macbeth, are amongft the fineft efforts in the Tragic; and the Snarl, Tony I amp iin, and Link flaw, of the fame three admirable performers in the Comic line, peculiarly claim our admiration. We need only fay, that Lady Charlotte Campbell was the general heroine, to convince the world, that excellence reigned in that department of the Dramatic Per ocia.—A Pantomime, taken from the Opera of i Armada,' was produced, in the contrivance and machinery of which, much ingenuity and tafte were diC. l played; many furprifing leaps were taken by a young Lord, whofe agility was never snore con f?icuous than in Harkria ; and his noble brother was the life of the piece, in the charafter of Death. A charaeteriftic Polifis Interlude, in the manner of Pafquin's Budget, invented and performed folely by Sir William Hart, crowned the lift of 1 theatrical excellencies. The calk was now con verted into a fcene of new gaiety, and feveral hundred malts, in lintel& and well-imagined grouper, formed one of the moft exhilarating and fplendid fcenes fancy can conceive. We should exceed the limits of our Paper, were we to para. cularife individual merit. Tv fhew, however, how well difguifed Tome of the charadters were, we cannot help remarking the appearance of Lady --- as a goofs, whole temporary and extra vagant metamorphofis was well fuftained. Freed from the dread of improper intrufion, innocent mirth was unreftrained, and the gaiety of the heart was difplayed in the witty but unoffending fillies of the happy affemblage. The hours of ref were the only interruptions which the fucceffion of entertainments experienced ; every morrow was . _ . anticipated with delight, and uffiered in by tome novelty and varied fcenes of feftivity ; and the fighs and tears, which the conclufion of this little Carnival has drawn forth, mnft be confidered, not merely as the figns of felfith regret, but as the unfeigned tribute of refpea; love, and gratitude, to the great and good charaiter of their noble hoft. On Chrillmas•day, Joins Hoaiocas, Efq. en tertained fome hundreds of lads and ladles, who work in the different cotton faaories at Prellon, with pies, ale, and other refrefinents, while they amufed themfelves with the entertainments which he had' prepared for them. Jamas Lowr, atop, Efq. of Welton, gave to tbe poor of that village and its vicinity, a few days ago, more than 500 (lone of flow. TwiLFTH NIG r.—The City, as ujual, was far more fplendid lag night in the exhibition of twelfth cakes than at the Well end of the town. BIRCH'S in Cornhill lhone particularly refplendent. In the back of the (hop appeared a beautiful tranfparency from Bbakerpeare's Midfummer Night's Dream, reprefenting the King and Queen enthroned, at tended by courtiers. In the foreground a motley dreffed clown was on the beaded knee, in the aFt of prefenting an enormous twelfth cake covered With devices, applicable to the fubjea. In the front of the (hop was a long range of frame-work, about three feet high, reprefenting the attendant confe quences of Peace, with medallions of the King and Bonaparte. On the right fide appeared the Bri tifh flag, and under a medallion, with the word " Hawkelbury." On the left fide the tricoloured flag and Otto." The cakes were covered with (wane, &c.—Crowds of people allembled early in the afternoon, to view this exhibition. Among the molt amufing publications of the new year, we recommend to the attention of the public' 44 The Deteitor of Z.:mockery," by the Author of if Satyrical View of London at the Commencement of the IVineteenth Centtny Our Readers may recoi led that our decifion in favour of that work was afterwards corroborated by the Reviewers; and we will venture to predid that fuch will be the cafe refpcding the prefent volume. The Author does not confine himfelf to the detedion of medical im piollure ; he alfo fatyrizes the manners of the age, and Oyes anecdotes of certain confpicuous charac ters in the farhionable world, in a Rile which corn bines elegance with wit ; and found fenfe with ge nuine humour,calculated to excite rifibility and itn. prefs conviaion. We are gratified with obferving that it has already been reviewed in the Monthly Mirror in terms of the highea and molt defervcd approbation. A perfon paging the Dover Road, obferved a coach and four going with great rapidity towards London, and feeing a broad grin on the faces of the boys, had the curidity to examine the tra vellers. The one was a jolly tar, who, with a blue jacket, had a head powdered till it refembled a cauli Rower, and fat fmoking his pipe in one corner. In the other reclined a Lady in a fcarlct riding drefs, ind with a face nearly refembing it in colour. So much fur Dritil luxuty. • NAUTICAL INTELLICENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N. E. ARRIVED. . o Prot rh, o Hlruhurgh, o I Watrrfn•d, Jai. 1, i Dencazliadra, Jan. 3. nut. I r 0 s 0 HAILWICH, JAN. 6.—This morning failed the PRINCE of ORANGE Packet, MAY, for Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh and .111,:tuzit Mails of the zd inftant.—Wind S. WV. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 6.—The ORION, Of 74 guns Captain REYNOLDS, is. ordered to be Ett L d and victualled with ali puGiblc ditpatch, and is to fail with the (hips that arc now fitting for foreign • • terrine. Do ()rind down to St. lieitn'c the PoSPEE man of war. Mut., JAN. 4.—The —, GALE ; and CLARK, front this port, have arrived at Hamburgh. ELSINEUR, Dec. 12.—Tlw upward bound failed pellet-day, and dude from the Baltic have likewife proceeded homewards, except thofe that came down this afternoon, and arc not yet cleared.— The Frederick Wilhelm, RA Lie H HOLTZ, of Stettin, from Riga, with timber for 16onclon, was Branded on Goad - and, the Sth of October ; this vefrel will remain a wreck, but the cargo is expdtetiont• be caved. Some Swedish velrels have (hared the like fate on that ifland.—The Uriana, MEN Z las. formerly mentioned, has got off, and gone into • Copenhagen.to refit. Disc. t s.—file upward bound failed this morn. ing, as did thofe for the North Sea yetlerday. The Three Friends, BROWN, from Riga to London, is wrecked on the coati of Courland, near Derwin. dau.—Captain and one man drowned. The Chrif tiana Septimus, Baum, of Copenhagen, from Ba tavia, is on More on the Anholt, and full of water ; and it is uncertain what part of her cargo will be fAved. Dsc. tg.—The !hips mentioned to be here wind bound failed hence the t7th init. both upward and downward have taken opportunities of proceed ing ; but we fear Come of them will be obliged to return. The Storey and James, liesurrox, of Shields, from Dantzic, got on fhore on the t4th intl. on Faltierborn reef, with little hopes of getting ha off again ; the cargo and materials will probably be all faved. When Captain CLARICE left Cronftadt on the St inftant, there remained no Englilh Blips ; he mil a vefrel in the Gulph, fuppofcd to be the Caroling RIDLEY, bound to that port. The Peggy, &Lim- of Newcaftle, from Ml mel, is loft on the coadof Courland, crew lave the Britannia, Captain S 1 ACHAN, from Pete burgh to London, is loft on Bornholm, it is fu vied part of the cargo will be Caved ; the Mariat cURRIE, from Peterfburgh, is alfo loft on Born holm, and part of the cargo faved.—We have ha, a very heavy fall of fnow, and light night frail but nothing to aired the Sound. kick. The following article Paris Journal of the 27t1 ous perfons aftembled around a ants Highlan at the Tuilleries with a k his thighs, and ss hich t place of breeches and p: tell of Europe. This 131:ince tO the warlike di and when the plaid is :u gant. The Scots 1 - ligl attached to this old vein inite , i only to men like port the hard(hips of a intemperance of the lea infancy they, are hahitt exercifes, and at a mor familiarifed with every I therefore raifed among In t to time of war, fort and naval troops of Gil pence which the Goverr undertook the expeditir took to place at their 11 tion, all indicate the Ili; fpired by foldiers capab burthen of the war, ant dettruaive climates. We are acquainted‘ gated to endure the hat againfl privations. Th juiiiee ' 1( reign count and tefignation to their which commerce and agi them ; fome -vices in tt right of rucceflion gran fon ; the facility with wl 6equented by a great nt Fatriate themfelvec, am titular caufes, have gis tion of adventurers ; bi belt t:pportnnity of exa roughly, both at horn they are bold and ente tutal difpolition and g their condu4l to thofe receive hofpitality. Wl they impofe on themfel Cons, and never purf from their mifery. Mn ate crimes alma cntir Towards each other th lity, witners the death by the mab in 1736, it the government ; and, Eons; a le vurd of god shore Who wculd give also bad been concei Laws, but not one roil . authors. The fufpicic over them, and they r bunals, but not one i this great reward. Th landers was put to apt young Pretender took his defeat at the mem( if any incorveniencies &a ken fit muds of ch may not the Kin); and have (worn fidelity, et people ?" Another detachmei into town yelterday their embarkation fro! warmly greeted by tl: to witncfs their return The Highland Society the brave 4ad High lai !notating their triumi tibles.--to the officers ♦ates medals of filver. If London continue magnificence equal te thee few years pail, corded by CAMDEN, ii complifised— . _ _ . Lincoln was, Londo The greateft City of The liccntiaufnefs a a letter from Paris, an in the other fex, are 'rhuilleries it alfumes Spectacles, and in priv difplay of charms whi ture. The arms, to whole of the botani ai the perfon is diftinaly wind that plays about are called the Econot becaufe, like the ftovel contrive to create thi fmallell pofliible q chains, however, tilt bandeaus, and tiaras much to doubt the pri in cloathing. One w nakednefs biro madame dreffed as one pleafec Bred-fold credit at the laved from the mantu Anecdote of recu t At one period, \V'u a line, that conic of hi amel, have been put in the IL King reprefenting a march and incrufted in a don to wear, till he gave i paired one day, as the palace. The King hal a watch, and doubtfu right, flopped and afic whichqueltionthrew tl wore only a watch ch Ibon recovering, he which the chain was E Sire, does not tell the it is my duty to dic fig Majelly." " A kart 1-ferwo to bow how si sad he gate the Ad& FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, JAN. 6.—Sailed the OVERYSSELL man ofi war for Chatham.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard. Gleams:in, Jaw. 6.—Paifed by the Selina, REYNOLDS, from Malta; Friendhip, Davis, frost; Guernley ; Young Harry, OVERTON ; and Rofs, BARRAN, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Leander, BROWN, for Grenada • Princefs Royal, RITCHIE * for Africa ; Mary Ann, SHAW, for Gibraltar ; Benjamin, Russw., for Bourdeaux ; William, PINREKTON, and Linneuhall, LIWINGTON I for Belfa ARRIVED. Off Liverpool--Irlarn, Rantfay, from Barbadocs. At Clyde—Fame, Reed, from Trinidad. At Barbadoes.William, Gradwell, from London ; and Sam risfadlion, Woodhoufe, from Liverpool At Plymouth—Antony Mangen, Norman, from Baltimore ; Ritfon, Whipple, from Virginia; and Eden,liarvey, from Sit.. Nom. At Demarara—Arethufa, —, front Africa. At the Balumao—Liberty, Sands, from Liverpool. At Havre—Juno, Watfon, from Virginia. At St. Lucars—Fanny, Flouting, from London. At Boßoo—Swift, Waters ; and Stork, Lincoln, from NOV. fonndland ; Unity, Eden; Cumberland, Wane; Sarah, Gray; Benjamin, Lai r ds; Harnmay, Tinkham; Ten Brothers, Dag , - get ; EUsa, Atkins; and Fanny, Parker, from Liverpool. Al Newfoundland—lndußry, Clement, from Pock and Minerva, Reed, front Liverpool. At Cork—Nancy, Ingraham, from Ckarielton ; and Friend- Alp. I.e Cerf, from Cape Breton. At Dartmouth—Jemima and Fanny, Glad, front Chariefton ' Juno, Norman, from Lilbon; DirFata. Ford; and Marta a from Newfoundland. Yefterday a Court of Dire/tors of the Eaft India Company was held at the India Houfe, which ad ' joutned to Wedn'efday next at twelve o'clock.— The following Commanders took their final leave of the Court, viz. Captain CHARLES ELTON PaES" COTT, of the new !hip the ALNWICK Carrtz, con ned to Coaft and China, and Captain ANDREW HANNAY, fig of the new (hip laactpts or HELP, con. figned to Saint Helena and China. The following (hips building for the Honourable Company, are appointed to be launched this year, viz. one (hip of Soo tons, building by Mr. HastlL. TON ; one ditto of 800 tons, by Mr. MESTAER ; one ditto of 1200 tons, by Mr. AGAR, on the bot tom of the Queen, Captain CRAIG; one ditto of r 1200 tons, by Mr. BONHAM ; one ditto, of 1200 tons, by Mr. WILKINSON !' one ditto of tzoo tons, by Mr. ANDERSON ; two ditto of 1200 tons each, by Mr. JOHN P. LARKINS, and one ditto of tzoo tons, by Mr. VVIGRAM. The TARTAR frigate, with a Beet under convoy from Portfmouth and Cork, is arrived at Barba does. The John M'Donald, —, arrived at Barba does on the 23d of Oetober, having been driven from her anchora7e at St. Jago, by a gale of wind, on the loth of September, while difehargins her cargo, the Captain and molt of his hands b eing on Chore, and the mate and cook only being left on board : after being at fea 17 days without being able to regain the Cape dc Verds, they bare away for Barbadocs. • • , .1