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, //Ara C A Ler ftT—Lila: body, and train eilnuied with fur; rrapr per icoat, ornamented with blond, liize ebbed and fur; a:id drawn up in feftoous, with brown cords trod tOffets. !Am MA LC 01.111-;.Thit!y and train of black velygt, ornament -1.1 with fearlet and gold ; petticoat of white crape rlthly em broidered with gold and fcarld velvet, drawn up with rich cord and taffeta. • Mrs. Psalm Swrrn—A white crape petticoat richly ens. fr o klercd with flyer Mangles and pearls, ornamented with a masarine blue Patin faihaerofs, entwined with real River laurel, iribsons of laurel, (Orin ribbon to, pocket-holes, and a fitter f r inge round the bottom, headed with mazasine blue velvet trimmisl with Myer. Mrs. Jost!, (Bi .lop of KILDAU.S:S Lady)—A white enpe petticoat ornamented with fine blond Lice, draperies purple Coin, and real gold laurel; body and train of purple orange i 1 used fatin trimmed with gold. Mrs. VII, its—A yellow crape petticoat, richly embroider ed with a fiver Mangle mofaic net drapery, and ornamented with rich taffels, and large rope to fufpend the taffel ; yellow train, and brown velvet body, richly (tangled. Mrs. Poo 1,--A rich crape petticoat,. richly fpangled with g old, a drapery of =laic (tangled net.with embroidered brown tondykes ornamented with gold taffil band; brown train, trimmed With gold. Mrs. Pooctis—A, white crape petticoat, with purple appli que; and tke drapery and bottom of the petticoat were trim med with dell black lace, purple and black cord, and tad; train to eoweliated wlth petticoat. _ . Mrs. S. PX IICIVALHCZ petticoat limply deem, white crape, richly embroidered with gold, intermixed with brown W ith drapery of buiruihes looped up with gold talrcia ; trait; and b o dy % brown velvet, enriched with gold ; head-drefs the fame, with fine oftrich feathers. lidira C. LONG—White crape petticoat, with blue radii dm- Ivry, fancifully drawn up With black veNet bands elergaruly embroidered in Aker, with lifter tart's ; train of blue Cada. Hot, Mifs Wit NTWOJIT ItPUrple crape petticoat, embed teed with gold; and ornamented with fable body, and train of purple velvet, embroidered with gold, and edged with fable to iorrefpond; bead-dres purple feathers, gold velvet, and Gbh.. lienMiffTowwtaewn.-Yellow crape petticoat, fpangled draperies, fattened with brown and flyer roles, the hordtr railed roles brown Ind yellow, brown Latin train, ornamented with Giver. -- The Hen..htfs J —A white Latin petticoat, itriped with gold ; train white fadn 6 with neeves to cerrefpend, with helped gold let In, difpbyed in a faneil'ul manner; hcad:drefs, diamonds, with Ott and beautiful feathers. The Hon. Mk Via No re.—White crape mmicestoichly em broidered, deep border, with tads, and gold fp mem with gold wreaths, great leaves, chalet, and ibanwocks In the ctn. ter ; train of sake fade, richly embroidered with gold tar& and (panties, and fine point lace ; hesdadrets to correfpond, with wreaths of thaniroelts and thilka, diamonds and feathers. Two Miles las brown crape petticoat and drapery, with Yam applique, ornamented with yellow wreaths and User ; brown Latin train. MI6 BTU) ekgant embroidered crape petticoat, with rich potpie and gold third fringe. Mite Der—Gold embroidered petticoat, finned drapery i fattened with elegant gold tack, the train a beautifal gold Tur key filk. Miff Baonnett.--"iNbite crape petticom,With fpangled Win drapery, ornamented with pwple foil Bowers. hilfs ELL aaaaa —Purple crape petticoat, with Elver appli pc, train of purple tabu. - - - Mite Ea smsta—Witite crape petticom,elegantly embroider ed b gold, with wreaths of iliac flowers, s border of gold em broidery at the bottom. ?fits Vysr.A white crape petticoat, embroidered with [dyer, rich laver taffels, fringe. &c. the drapery intermixed with wreaths of puce and filver flowers. Giver ribbon, &c. and the body and train of puce fatin, with emintidesed crape, naves, klifa liana a--Crape petticoat embroidered in gold, vela purple and black velvet; train of purple Patin. MIN SUM aAr—Pettiessie, empty likiallt 3 waltz crape, ao roidered wick gala klifs Woonzoont.ffAll addle+ GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. tits MAPIIITT. / Was dived in fcarlet, witb $ &moat, ("Was al al maga mord), clegant diamond buttes sailloop to Ms bat. PRIIiCS Of VALI& A Field Maramars full-grefs =Worm hat et CisessacAss, A Lieutenant Gmerars NNW(' uniform. Doke of Rossovon-4 rich olive velvet drefe 'oat and Inedoes, and white fadn vett, very fuperbly embroidered in gold and ipangles, lined with white Latin. The Marquis of SAILISPORTwitWaS fuperWy drered in dark brown, richly embroidered. Fart Sreateza.-A brown 'velvet coat, richly embroidered in alk and Ince ; waillcoat of white Patin to correfrond. Earl Cam neNt..—A bottle green velvet Mist, richly em broidered in gold and flyer fpangles, with Mina ; sniff, mot in white fain to correfpomd- Earl of WINCIIILSIKA-..A rich itriped velvet coat and breeches, hoed with whim fatin.and elegant embroidered waift- COAL Earl of TA LIOT...PUee velvet, elegantly embroidered with blvta ; white Lain walitcoat to c•rrefpond. Lord I.*Nnt oao.—A dark cold red cloth coat and broaches, with a white faun embroidered "raincoat Lard WILLOW - AIRY DI Baena—A figured clo' coat and ketches, with a white fades embroidered swankest. • Lord DR &Avatar—A brown velvet coot and brecchrl, and very fliperb geld tine vet, richly embroidered in gold, Ova, and Rona. lc Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR—AVM dread L purple velvet. t.zr FRANCIS Mots' stanz—A rich brown figured velvet drers cost and breeches, with a white fain wailtcoat, elegantly mem:attest:el in dudes. bit Ronal. Cuarants.—A brown cloth drers coat and br ear*. with Mead buttons, and a white (aria embroidered vriutteust. Sir Geo. Woatewace..4l rich mrtbeiry itripe velvet coat richly embroidered, oo fails, Hood with white ratio; a white ids wailtesai:, richly embroidered ; breeches fame as coat. Gwenor NUGENT—A brown velvet kit lined wtth Mike kin. The Right Hon. Mr. C• Nto M C—A handle= figured velvet liters fait, with rich Itonc butter's. 800. W. W. Poeta—A buttle Erma chub coat and breeches, de* cnibroldcred in filks e and Hoed with white !lain ; a white Lein watitasat, embroidered, to match. Hon. Jona., Vtaat eas.—A dark-coloured coat and wailicoat With girl: Reel buttons. EMIRINt, 15th Light Dragocina--A King'• Aid-da trip fell drefs embruidmed uniform. Caaataa Coot tRr , figured velvet drel cea 2 Tidbrecches, with a rich embroidered White Latin waiftcom. t%•T. Sycwn o t Ely.—A rich brown figured ircloct tree 4, :t. with brilliant itenc buttons. Inowas WA CLACK Efq..--A brown filk griped cloth drefs elle and I. %Menu, with rich plate buttons. HinlY StV4llOl/11. FAT...A rick figured velvet chefs cast sat: breeches, with An embroidered fawn wadies...at, and brilli mt enamelled Stone buttons. "TTR. Efq"-A rich figured velvet coat, !Inca with wkue rain, and rich paste buttons; a white twin wain. scut richly embroidered; breeches fame as cwt. Java MAIILII.IT, full uniform of the City Light Citrates Mutt I, rkk stazarlna Mee Rape velvet "It trod walftcoati . IWO with white WU, itrimwid with hrandeatargs. R. HEATUCOTII, reilmentals. Mr. MAN :q 1. rts —A brown cloth fult,wrl- firth EV el buttons, Mr. SIBIW.D.—A bottle green figured cloth Loot and breeches, a white fain embroidered waißcoat. Mr. ALKIA init.—Brown beaver coat sad breeches, lined "Pia white fatin, and cmbroidered 'raincoat. Mr. lluntsaA-Rich fancy velvet coat and breeches, lined with white fatin, and elegant embroidered waif:coat. Mr. TRONA} TYRWIIIITT...—A bottle Ertill cloth coat and breeches, and Mite facia wailtcoat the Cult richiy embroi dered in dudes of ilk. THE BALI. ROOM. The Minuets commenced at nine o'clock by the following Perfonages Princefs Attica:Ea. Duke of York Princefs Elizabeth. Duke of Clarence • • • • S Princes Mary. Princefs Sophia. Duke of Kent Lady Mary Thymic. { Lady C. Thyr.o. 1 / Dukc of Cumberland • • • • Prince William of G!ourefter • -.ay C. Thynne. Lady A. M. Stanhope. Lady C. Tovrnthend. COUNTRY DANCES. _ —....-- Duke of York • • • • • • Princefi Augulta. Duke of Cbresee Duke of Kent Duke of Cumberland • • • Princefa Sophia. Prince William of Gloticefter • Primers Sophia of Gloueefter. Sir W. Erikine • • • • • • Lady Mary Thyone. Earl of Aoaam Captain Clutter • • • • • Lady Charlotte Towidhesd. Mr. Cotterell . Only two country dances took place, 'namely— "LesteY Harriet RV" and " IVO Mirray." At a quarter part ten the Kura rote, which was the fignal for the dancing to conclude. While he was in converfation with Mr. PITT, the Duke of PORTLAND, and the Earl OVCHATHAM, to whom he addreffed himfelf alt the ' evenina the Duke of YORK entreated the QyZEN to evening , ifer another country dance; but herMIAJESTY declined, the Princefres &rugged up th eir (boulders in difap- Pointment, and - after the Korai. FAMILY retired, the eoMpany condoled over a glafs of Chaxn pagne and cake. ' 1 NEW CARRIAGES. His R. H. Panics Wittsais of Ounicr area. Nike" of Durham. Hon. Dudley Ryder Duke of Semerfct. Hon. Start Wortley. Earl Camden. General Leland. Earl of Stair. Colonel Read: Earl Talbot. Sir James Erikine St. Clair. Earl of Mayo. John Crawford, Efq. Earl Batburft. George Smith, Efq. Earl of Berkeley. Mr. Winfloc. Earl of Portmore, Mr. Cockerell. Marquis of Sligo. Mr. Farm. Lord Whitworth. Mr. Clarke. Lord Stopford. Mr. Max* Lord Langford. Mr.Devonflitre, of KilLhanick. Baronets Howe. Mr. Shepherd. The Hon. Henry Addington, Mr. D. Weddsrburn. Speaker of the Houfc of Mrs. Hatfield Kay. Commons. Mrs. Simfon. Duchcfs of Dorfet Mr. Baker Dochefa of Newcaltle Mr. Concannon Marquis of Buckingham Mr. Bolden Dowager March. of Donegal Mr. Phllllpfon Earl of Clare Mr. Allen Lord Yelrertoo Mr. Crawfbay .1447 Mary Bowfin , Mr. Young Hon. T. W. Coventry Mr. Sharpe Hon. Mr. Dillon Mr. Wilkinfon Colonel Bannerman Mr. Craven Colonel Baynard Mr. Champion William Lambert, Efq. Mr. Smith Nathaniel Snell, Efq. Mr. Bramby Thomas Blackmore, Efq. Mr. Oils. Ennis Smith, Efq. Mr. Keys Mr. Hardy Mrs. 'Ehomas Orby !hinter Mit Cornwallis Mr. Stratton ENTERTAINMENTS. The Panics of %Vases and all the branches of the Royal. FAMILY, except the PRINCESS of WALES, dined with their W I /STIES at St. James's Palace. The ARCIIIISNOP of Yalta gave a grand dinner to the ARCIIIIIISNOr of CANTCRIURT, and the Rev. the Whop., At c..urc in South Audler-Rreet. . His Grate the Duke of Pear Lana to a large pat). of N 0.... .... . at Burlington bourn The Right Hon. the Earl of Cm trrzavir La, to the Noble men and Gentlemen of his MAJESTY ' S Hourchold,at his houfe in South Audley-Rreet. The Right Hon. the Earl of asacouar to the Noblemen of her MAJ RSTlesHolliaoll4. at his houfe in Cavendith4quare. The Right Han. Lord Oansent.i.a, to the following Noble men and Foreign hlininters-- Lord WISITWORTII, Lord R FITZOCRALD ' Prince CASTIBLICKALI Mr. ARCM (Parkins Charge des Maims) the Marquis de CIRCIILLO, Chevalier della'''. Sa -1 mes ENRINWARN. MTLINS, N tenni, and NAGEL; I ITWeDZI. J , 11/11/11L. SLANG; Chevalier L:EIDA; COMPOCI BOTEMINSTIR; Sin W. HAMILTON, S. COTTREL; NA MISES JACKSON, FM/RR, HAMMOND. HAILIS, WALPOLE, MERRY, aad ELLESSIORTH. The Right Hon. the Oman LLLLLL oldie PICIIISLUER to the LORD CNANCSLLOR, Earls CONDON DDd WeITY ND, Lord ELDON, Lord CAS , Lord Cash! , the kLiwrica of the ROLLS, &c. lo the eveniag Mr. PITT went to the Ban at St. Jahwes. -•-- - The Members of the Union Club at Cumberland Houfe, - - The Gentlemen belonging to the Knight-Maraud' , Coma Were alto elegantly entertained by their Commander, Sir IA 14 ea BLAND Bogota, at the Crown aad Anchor, in the Strand.— The Corp bnealifolled in the morning at the Union Coffee- Wok Parliament-itrea. ■ZMA R KS. The KING was dread in fearlet and gold, and wore a groat quantity of the riclniff diamonds, on different orders, his flar, fword-hilt, button and loop, rings, &c. ; but above all a l'urkith aigrette fallened in his hat, which he held on his arm, ex pofing the aigrette to full view. In die fhape of a hand, it was compofcd of a raft number of the final diamonds ever beheld, which attraCtcd and fixed the attention of the whole room. Behind it was a heron's feather, worth at leaf soul. The Kivu Has in excellent (pints, laughed much, and chatted all the time with his Minidcrs. The grim wore a firing of the fineft pearls ever ken, Rime as large as fparrows eggs. Her petticoat fellooned up with bows and diamonds. On her head the wore a beautiful diamond coro- Vi, and hair powder ; a white rote in her breaff. She walked round the room, was in high (pints, and very gracious, (peaking almoft to every one prefent. The Prineeffes Extzasern and MART, Lady A. M. &revisor', andiC. Twviivr-, were among ;h.: belt dawns. The Doke of Csaasaca was remarkably animated and graceful in the country danccs, difplaying fome new and elegant Reps.— Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER was alto very animated. The four Princeffes prefent, daughters of their MAJESTIES, wore each a diamond crefccnt and fplendid diamond necklace. ELILABETH had a red rote. Her Highncfs fceing fome of the Ladies at the bottom without partners to the country dances, with great good humour, made the Duke of CLARENCE go to the back rows and prefs two officers into the fervice. The ball-room was very thinly attended, only 37 Ladies being prefent betides the dancers. The glee was not fo well kept up as it has been on for mer occafions. We never law the whole of the Royal Family fo well dreffed before. Prineefa MARY wore a great number of feathers and 'diamonds. Ei.r. ZAULTH had nine feathers, four fcarlet and five white, all placed with great tape, and her High nefs was remarkably elegant. We have already Paid, that the Ball Room was neither fo brilliant or crowded as it has been on former occafions ; the fame may be affirmed of the Drawing Room in the forenoon. The num ber prefent made a full Court, but not a crowded Birth-day, and we never witnetred lefs either of fplendour or antient and fafhionable nobility.— None ofithe three leading families, the Devon fhires, the Rutlauds, and the Gordons were pre. fent. The Countefs of CLONMLLL was the belt dreffed of the Irith Ladies ; fhe made a grand difplay of diamonds, having been long celebrated in the filler kingdom for the richnefs of her jewrls. Mrs. Pe PPFIt, another IrifhiLady, alto made a dazzling difplay of diamonds, and was elegantly dreffetf. Lady HYDE PARKER, the young bride of the gallant Admiral, was very elegantly drefred. We have given fuch a very full account of the principal Dreffes at Court, that it is only neceffary here to notice the general difpofition of the Head- Drefres, and the ornaments molt worn. Powder was univerfally out of ufe among the Ladies, whole hair was chiefly drefred in braids or in curls, with bandeaus of gold or embroidery running crofs in front, and diamond ornaments. Theft were principally in the form of Tiaras, Circlets, Diadems, Wreaths of Flowers and Aigrettes.— Feathers were univerfal, but of different lengths. They were the White Ofirich, Bird of Paradice, Argus, Pheafant, and Macau Plumes. The Prin. cefs Aucusra wore fix fhort feathers, in various direllions, falling different ways ; the Princefs ELI zassrit, three long ()aria ' and three red Feathers; and the Princefres M aav and Sophia fix fhort Feathers, and Bandeaux through the hair, profufely ornamented with Jewellery. The clothes confined, as anal, chiefly of rich embroi deries, and rich titrue trains. The illuminations were general through the town ; but, as ufual, Pall-mall and St. James's flreet were the principal points of attra&ian. In honour of her MAJEsT y's Birth-day the Royal Union Standard' was hoifted yefterday morning on the Round Tower Windfor Cattle, and ciil- 1 played there during the day. In the forenoon, the Stafford Militia, with their field-pieces, marched from the Barracks in the Home Park, where they fired three vollies on the occafion. _ _ _ _ The Windfor Loyal Affociated Cavalry and In• fantry, with refpeetful attention to the day, were drawn out in full uniforms ; the latter marched into the Home Park with their colours, and fired three excellent vollies. In the evening the houfei of her MAJESTY'S tradefmen were very taftefully illuminated. Government, it is faid, is taking meafures for the eftabliffiment of four packet boats at Grate fend, two of which are intended to pals between that place and Calais, and two are intended for Holland. They are all to be under a neutral flag. A letter from Milan, dated Dec. 23, Rates, .1 , M. de CANDALS, Charge d'Affaires from His Catholic Majefty to the Cifalpine Republic, has officially informed the Government of orders hav ing been given by the Englifh Admiral to vifit Portuguete (hips in future, on account of Come Spanifh lhips hav ing failed with Portuguefe con voy, coming from llrazil, ani !toying got into Linton with that convoy." The Englifh Government have appointed Mr. A. SHARPE, Commilfary General in Ruffin, with power to appoint Deputies in the different pro vinces, to fee that every care and attention is paid to our brave failors during their detention. Lord Nit-sox, we underfland, difputes the right of Earl ST. VINCENT to a flare ni the prize-mo ney arifinr, from the capture of the French fleet at Aboukir. The latter, who claims as Commander in Chief, has joined ilfue on the fubjea, and the matter is of courfe to be fhortly brought to a legal decillon. The Loan PRIMATE of Ireland embarked the 9th inR. at Donnaghadee, for Portpatrick. Vilcount Lo sou t vizzo and Coloael Lon r; rte to arrived at Holyhead, on Tuefday lag, tiom Dub lin, on their way to London. A New York paper of the tgth Dec. mentions the arrival, at Norfolk, of Meas. asswoar and DAVIS, the latter one of the negociators lately in France. The former of thefe gentlemen is the foit of the Envoy of that name. A Merchant in the City has lately bought to,oocl. worth of Champagne, at Dover, at Bs. 6d. a bottle, and, after deduaing what be wanted for his own ufe, refold the remainder, fo as to clear Soot and get his own into the bargain. Captain WILLIAM Rose, of London, mailer of the Hambnrgh Packet, now at Hamburgh,whither he failed with the loft convoy, was unfortunately drowned on the 3d ins. at nine o'clock in the even ing, when he went on deck, while it blew hard, to fhift the rigging. He was miffed immediately by his men, but they did not find the body till eleven o'clock the next morning. On Thursday, Mr. GARDNER, apothecary, at Ho:ton, after returning from "jilting his patients, fell down in a fit in his (hop, and expired to two hours aftetwonds. NAUTICAL INTEL.EIGENCL MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S.S. W. ♦RRIV7.O e Harabursb, z Dublin. lan. t 6, • Waterford, Jan. t 6. 3 Donnag!twice, lan. 14,13,16. DIM. The American and Weil India Mails of the firft Wednefilay of the month, are Ili!! Lict.anol at Falmouth by comrary wind., toga the: - with two Lifbon mails, Saud the 6th .ancll 13th inflow. YARMOUTH, JANUARY sq. Arrived the DIANA packet, Captain DE 44E, with Baron PFLETEZER, and fuite ; Mr. FLINT, and feveral paffengers from Cuxhaven. The brought no mail. Arrived this morning, the SoLE BA Y man cf war, with a French privateer ; but as no boats from either have come on (bore, we have not been able to collal whether or nut fhe has made any more captures. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY tg. The following is a lift of Danith and Swedifh veffels detained at this Port : DANIS n—Aldenburgh, of St. Thomas's, Alex. ander Adams, in ballaft ; Amity, of N,,ru ay, Johan Ohlfen, ditto; Concordia, of Flenflierg, Peter Henderfon. ditto; Four Brothers, of Fl:g -giford, Neils Berenfon, ditto; Phanix, of St. Thomas's, Peter Sulinea, with coffee, &c.; Do Hoffnung, of Altona, Neils Brunfke, with wine; Stadt Copenhagen, of Altana; Martin Ryer, with fugar, &c.; Loaland, of Tranquebar, J. H. Du richfon, with fugar, &c.; Twelling Regis, of Altona, B. D. Mitt, with fugar, &c. ; Dores, of Flcnfburgh, P. Horek, with hides; Carl Walter, of Flenfburgh, Jurgen Smith, with hides, ;cc. s Huckamfnibe, of Altona, D. W. Dirkfon, with wise, &c. ; Fortune, of Hufum, M. Peterfon, with gum; Chriftain, of Altona, M. Edding, with wine, &c.; Hoffnung, of Copenhagen, P. Muller, &c. Swirl:sm.—Fortuna, of Wolgaft, S. Muller, linen, &c. ; Neptunus, of Gottenburgh, 0. Keller ftrom, raifins, &c. ; Abo, of Finland, E. Tacker ftrom, naval Rorer ; Amphion, of Stockholm, H. Seviland, ditto ; Atliftanzer, of Finland, A. Stark, ball Aft ; Hazard, of Stockholm, A. Lindfelt, dit to ; Vigilantu, of Golfe, P. Swedrnan, ditto ; Conftantina, of Malmo, J. Oilman, ditto; Jehu, of Stockholm, J. Segerbretch, ditto. ' SHEERNESS, JANUARY 19. Sailed on Friday the 16th inftant, his Majefly's hoop SHARI, Captain BORKE, for Cuxhaven.— The Ft abl gun brig came into harbour on the 17th to refit ; and the Aaaow hoop, Captain Bozrom failed.—Sailed yefterday, the ja Lou s E brig, Cap tain lan., on a cruize. LEGHORN, DECEMBER it. Yeflerday the Englifit Commander gave makes to neutral Ihips that they might leave the harbour freely during the (pace of ten days. The Captains of thole !hips replied, that fo than a (pace of time would be infullicient for them, becaufe they could not hope to obtain a convoy during the limited pe. riod. The Englifh Commander replied, that he had not the power to grant them two days more, but that he expeeed Admiral Kuril every mo ment,who perbapsmight allow them alongerdelay. FROM LLOYDS LIST. DEAL, JANUARY 19. Sailed the chips for Bengal, with a large fleet • from Ramfgate ; the Nemesis frigate, and out ward bound to Portfmouth.—Wind N. OILAVRSEND, JANUARY 19. Paired by, the Jane, GALLOP, from Lilon ; George, RICE, from Philadelphia; Cornett, Moa ;mop from Surinam; Friend, —, from Water ford; Minerva, Baum. from Bolton ; Two Friends, WWI!, from Charleflon ; Cultivator, MAY, from Demerara; and the Agatha, from Virgini.;.—Sailed the Draper, PIIIKERTOIt, fur BeW. *Rama. At Plimouth—Roehampton, —. from Newfoundland. At Dublin--Valentine, Curtis ; Chathirr, Edwards ; hiartha. Lewingtots ; Brothers, Owen ; and Iti .hard, Moore, tram Lon don _ _ _ At Waterford—Battey, Hunt, from London. At Cork —Elton,--; and Providence,—, from London At 'harm --Echo, —, from Landes. At Jamaica—Malvina, tram Clyde. At Naplet—Nclfon, Hawke, ; and D o lphi n . —, front Newfoundland. - . At Oporto-.-qptcdy, ........11001 Newtons& =4 retaken by the Nctky. ELSINEUR, JANUARY 3. On Thurfday night laft we had a very heavy gale of wind from the S. E.—The PrufGan galliot —, Captain PETS/ Kiwi, bound fmm Stettin to Hull, with wheat, was drove out of the roads by it, and (truck upon the Cattle Point,• where the remains full of water : the cargo is landing all in a damaged Qate. We have mild open weather at prefent.—Wind well, with rain. By letters from Stavanger, in Norway, we learn, that the French privateer !Staring° came into that post the 16th ult. after having captured in the North Sea the Robert and Ann, of Newcalle, Git&T j the Duke of Athol, of Bo'nefs, Russel., and Henry, of Newcafrle, Gray. 'The matters and crews of the above three veffels were liberated from the privateer at that port, and the &kith Coati' has freighted a fm.lll vac' for the purpofe of carrying them borne. We likewife learn that the Edgar, of North Shields, is capture! in the North Sea, by the Chaffeur, French privateer, r~, ~~