Star. — London, England, 1818-06-23 00:00:00

gr„i Memseives compelled to close i gallant defence • months, by an unc onditiostarcapitnlation.— • :l ison have been so fa r allowed the benefit of • , , Jal Amnesty lately promulgated, that, in •-• c: t:lc punishment of death, they have been to six years confinement in the prison of :1. Tao foreign Officers, who were found in 4 • .,. lure been ordered to be tried by a Court 7']2 ;..';owing is an extract of a private letter from Itaining some interesting htformatiou with ... ~-,1;o actual state of affairs in St. Domingo : :3 • of rsnost, Sir 'lox a Format dispatched a • I µ • ms to ran-in-Prince, to assist the merchants, who had at•l a It;if of property in their port% The new ,t . eel et his Aides-de-Camp to Sir hose, an - , w•i:b all sorts of attachment to the Ens. ts 5r.114 ❑ttim. On tiff* mission the Pnglish 7.leTtemel, and Aux-Cayes, were in 1 F'SrCliie .4:0-!: to be described, f in . if Sir How, 1.-d•rerNi ?Ine id.sle-Camp harshly, thry wottld all )4.e.1 0r2..r,:.! 7 , ait the country. On the contrary, Sir rpm -ea; v,ry Mtn; he returned highly pratifted, and t: d,•c!Jrcs tlrt he will do any thing for the British !cubs LIT that be holds out an asylum for =cr.: .;ce one of them. Ilia great ofS ther fr. 1;%; .Eaf Ile has ordered all his ports tri be 4:.;t aid:est any srtned schooners older Independent ' rz.l, ;or 1:1r .Ley she:3d be pirates, and tla,t he might thereby ! . .ri,:".:1; and the very Nrge brigs, he even examine' t:te g-ratest acuteness. Captain rutteor's :. most Ivo:walk ; the Farzli:l merchants enjoy his tul le c..,-24,1cr. :ed that Conancrin inter.tled to attach the new both v:er^ examiulue their outroste. I'repua- sus ..1.11r5 at Gomiv , :s for Clll/5/0111E, who really tea it ponT. Ills r-ic, including the Royal Family, No na,isted cr 5,000 pers.na; the best houses in the m.it":l for thosiViaisters et State, and so much !; , ey of thi, arbitrary monster, that every man, 'el osis miz4bourhood, were put in requi±ion far hL^s. >,^ 1.1! 111 left C. .re rlerar, it is said that he turned In sloop of 'tar out of his port, because she 3en as Commercial Agents front America, mleucc Inrt directed to General Christophe,, ' Mug of /-I.t7ti." They were expected to proceed IVith all this. It Is not thought Cnalsrogni Dorts, who has the full confidence of big anny." I.titsTs takes occasional airings in her gar in Kew Gardens, accompanied by the .ImTsrA, &c. The PRINCE lIEGENT went r MAJcsry yesterday afternoon about four 4..1 remained with his Royal Mother up a hour. His Royal Highness returned to :I,V. c., soca after seven o clock. Yesterday k . ..iNernt.sEn visited the Quitzts, at Rew. • Jay the llachess of Gr.oucErrEn and Duke visited the PRINCE REGENT. • luNzrza had an audience of the PitINCE RSGENT dined with the Earl Prince and Princess of Hessa Hometurao and leave Briehton for Dover to-morrow, whence ill ;nth 'ooard C.e. Royal yacht for Calais. the Duke and Duchess of GLoucznza, ,ke ;rid Da:: ::::SS Of C mußtnoz, and the Land of CAS3EL, dined with the Earl and :ss of Livtatroot., at Coomb Wood. Grand Duke MICHAEL, attended by his suite etcral lIANDIOND, went yesterday morning to :Ito view the manufactory for making shoes Sze with which his Imperial Highness ap :aleh arnu:cd. His brother the Emperor of tvolc mu:h interest in this manufactory when rJ, Lt tl:t. evening his Imperial Highness d 6weat-garden Theatre with his presence. ;day itf:ertioon. General his Grace the Duke aosn, It. G. Captain-General and Governor of British North America, with Lords Sus- ILLIANI and GEORGE LeNNox, his sons ; Ma- Sir Pt nIIGRINE MAITLAND, Commander io Nova Scotia, Lady MARY MAITLAND, daughters ; Col. DALEY ; Majors BROWNE, DI3NEY, and Dr. LYONS, embarked at Ports- • on board the Iputuzst A (Agate, Capt. HYDR %; which ship sailed in the evening for Que iennal Sir JOHN SHERBROOKE and suite will bone in the IPHIGENIA. She has put into th Bolds from foal winds. iht,;oic VATLOR, opr Envoy at the Court of 71, arrived on Wednesday las; at Paris. SAVARY has not, as some time ago re' einhatini for America,, but for Smyrna, i .:en d% to establish a commercial house. c' . .ce has been received from the Spanish are end of April, from which it appears, t th e 17th cf that month BOLL VA a, after a very gram being taken in bed by the Roy- Lr ,- .elf at the head of his troops, and them battle. The result, according to zr.lcar Gar*, was particularly divistrous to it•i:its, who were routed, with the loss of 400 150 prisoners, a considerable quantity of nri an44 and ammunition, and all the Officers' •ele. The Sputiards, as usual, are represented ve achieved this success with a very ir.conside• Ic:s on their side. Act of Parliament, the Haoks will be cpen at 0:Clock To-Nloaeow (Wednesday) Morning, Lit close until Eight in the Evening ; and on will contiane open till 12 o'clock at .!•e Dic...vieg begins at NINE o'Clock on lcrnic, when :he Sixth Prize above 1:1,000 1y,,010, 1:23,00 , 71— an d all the 41. Capitals, "f 4 : 20 . 0 0i ) , &c. must be drawn, as the 4e : co Fliday. Tickets and Shares are aad Co. the. Contractors, at their 5, nev,..l :7% clean ge. • • • wiil terminate this Day, the Members to represent :he .• • : ..`:0•-•'cl, in the noblest Assembly „• 1 • • be de: ermined. The Contest, : -7' •15 s has, en the different Offices, • .k .'cthe good Fortune to dispese td3,000, or of 1240,000, which on l'ittnAv NEXT, when the Letter' stilt remains at the head of 5.,!,1 t. highest Pt ize drawn on the ~.40:1 the Second D a y, No. 9,44,1, the • f.•:'),10'.) drann. '•!r'Cir ~ 1 k P c L C L. SCAM The Pi ite, lei Ves . .T is D.,k :.tee 1. .1: t.'s: d •‘; Ec Tharsi ram ( l hivf • 1111, •G2-.1(1 Chief trto tE3D, bv.:el Paul tam& Yates; Y.:. 13 larJ lier; !•1 ' its. on t Or/ t • tit lc By A as ill t. ELECTION FOR THE CITY OF LONDON. The Election for the City closes this day at three o'clock. The great struggle lies between Sir WIL LIAM CURTIS and Mr. Alderman Tironv—the three other Candidates having already secured such majo ritics as are supposed to place their election beyond all doubt. The interest of Sir WILLIAM is under stood to have been very nearly exhausted in the course of yesterday, the Worthy Baronet having at the close of the poll brought up his Committee, which was his corps a reserve, while the Committees of the other three Candidates still remained unpolled. With this dernier succour, however, he only gsined 129 ahead of Alderman THORP, and this forenoon, in consequence of the Members of the three Com mittees all uniting in polling for Alderman THORP, the latter has again taken the start of the Baronet. At eleven o'clock he was 16 ahead of Sir WILLIAM ; at twelve he had increased his majority to 42, and at one o'clock the Poll stood as follows: Alderman Wood Mr. *noon Mr. Walthman Alderman Thorpe Alderman Curtis 507 4714 4554 4165 ; 4114 WESTMINSTER ELP.CTION. State of the Poll at One o'clock Sir Samuel RamUly Sir Murray Maxwell Sir Francis Burdett Mr. Mum 1995 1313 47 STATE OF Extras, June 19. Courtenay 'ewman Worthmore BRIDGNWATER, Jane 19. Aston - • 05 Pocock - - 185 3loggeridge - - 164 Parkins - - 123 Cnaustr, June 19. Curvren Graham PJrkias - Lt....ntiNsitz, June 20. Lubbock Fau lie Harcourt TIER POLLS. Norrutamass, June 20. Birch 347 Rancliffe 293 Smith 215 PanTox, June 20. Crompton - 251 florrocks - - 250 llornby - - 226 Sovountairte4g, June 20 . Chamberlayne - - Crespigney - - 367 Ashewu - - - 294 l'Enarn, June 1). Hawkins - - 156 Swan 98 Anderson - 98 flornsos, June 20. Crawley - 235 Cust 252 Slade 137 NORTBAStrI'ON. Compton - - 140 Kerrison - - 308 Robinson - - 250 NEWS AS - 730 - 625 293 - - 144 - - 138 26 - 70 - - 45 - - 29 June 20. Kennersley Wilmot - Bou;liey - - lirkTXool/1, June 20. Williams Buxton Wallace Ure Sir John Murray Warre 3:RI 999 233 23 21 19 lb HEZEFORD, June 20. Cocks Symonds - Scudamore - - 139 - 98 .. 73 Gtoecurza, June 90. Webb - Berkeley - Cooper • - - June 20. Baring - Burroughs Coilioe - Irswien, June 90. Crickets - Newton - Baring BAton - rAIMOUTY, June 19. Anson 780 - - 764 754 - 323 243 164 - - 410 - 571 343 6 Rumbold . 760 Bebb - - Lacon 651 !lemma', June 20. Loftus 612 flovronb Roexams, June 20. Cockerel B ar n et - - - 401 Boughton - - Binning - - 390 Woscisrea, June 19. Tomas - - - 173 Deerhurst Ciuiza. Davies *Wm - - 2 - 6 Cordon - - - Williams - - £65 COTAXIIIT, Jens 20. Beigrav• - - 264 Moore - - - 559 Grosvenor . - 2.54 Mice - - - 479 Busmen, June 19. Butterworth - - 327 Allan - - 194 Yost (Cm). June 20. St. Paid - - 137 Sykes - 609 Campbell - . 57 Domani - 403 Omslatoes - 47 Cooks - - sco CITY op DetuArt.—Final state of the poll for the City of Durham, on the 19th June : 141. A. Taylor, Esq. - . - 417 Richard Wharton, Req. . 947 George Allan, Esq. - - 27 LIVERPOOL, JUNE 20.—State of the poll ov. tilt: first, second, and third day: C&NN WO. GAS COT NZ. S F : 314. let day 304 249 164 id day 823 527 2:2 ad day 882 76: 553 - 11.3 It).; 79 - 9'73 - - - 749 G 94 Tout, 1809 I 1533 I 1092 HULL, JUNE 20.—State of the poll at the final close & !adult - - - 1324 GraLuis - - - 1074 fluniforth - p - 1036 Mr. Staniforth has demanded a scrutiny, which is granted. Mr. Graham is an avowed Member of op position, though the son of Sir James Graham. Sir M. LOPEZ has put the good people of Laun ceston and Newport in a flutter, having started two Candidates for each of these places, in opposition to the interest of the Duke of NORTUUMBERLAND. Tae Norwich Election is calculated to have cost the parties between £12,000 and £35,000. A coach full of London Electors broke down, and three were much hurt. Sir GODFREY WassrEn is said to have signified his intention to withdraw himself from the canvass for Sussex : in which case Mr. W. Bunast.r. and Mr. E. B. &MORN (the conveyancer) will be the only Candidates. An opposition is expected to be made to Mr.! WODEHOUSE'S return for Norfolk. PHILIP HAMOND, Esq. it is said, will be proposed by the influence of the yeomanry. About three o'clock on Saturday, a •iolent alter cation took place on the hustings between the Poll Clerk. Mr. C. PITT (who is an Agent of Sir F. BtianzTT's Committee), and a person of, the name of EMANUEL, who presented himself to vote. This per son was in the act of raising the book to his lips, when Mr. PITT suddenly rushed forward over the heads of the Clerks, and insisted that he was not eli gible to vote, inasmuch as he lived in a house for which the Government paid the taxes. Mr. EMA nrEL instantly and earnestly appealed to the Col lector of his parish, who happened to be among the Inspecting Clerks, and he unequivocally rebutted the assertion of Mr. PITT, who attempted to apo logize, but Mr. EMANUEL was not to be so appeased. He retorted with peat anger—" I came here, Mr. Pitt, to vote for Sir Feincis, as I always have done; but since he suffers st.ch people as you to act in his name, here goes a plumper for Sir Samuel r MEMBERS RETURPIE ) Pcvstootn-Sir W. Congreve, and Slr T. R. Martin: Hooligan's—James Barnet, Esq. and Lord Binning. Winsis--Sir It. H. Leigh, and Hodson; Esq. Itowsrritis—Sit Isaac Can, and D. Merest, Esq. Cnessnotaas--Marquis of Blandford, and W. Miles, Esq. StArrows (County)—Earl Gower, and E. Littleton, Esq. Asa's/uses-41r L Palk, and Mr. Serjeant Copley. Torwas-.4. P. Courtcnay, and WI Holmes, Esqrs. Loarwrrarsz—Sh• R. Wigram; end A. C. Grant, Esq. Tanao—Lord F. Somerset, and Tomline, Esq. N s—Lord Laserlles, and H. Pierse, F.sq. Likintorstos--James Brogdcn, and P. B. Pelier, Esqrs. DA lITNIOITTR. .A. IL iloldsworth, and John Eistard, Esqrs. KnAlusanar In—Sir J. M.lntosli, and Right Hon. G. Tierney. Minims ird Wharton, and M. A. Taylor, Eiqrs. -.eau (City)--Richird _ Gamerwass—Sir W. R. Welby, and Hots. E. Ciltt- Sr. Ausas—Lord C. S. Churchill. and W. T. Roberts, Esq. Nrwasm—Sir W. H. Clinton, and H. Willoughby, Esq. ALDIIOII.O3UGH (York)-11. Fynes, and G. V. Vernon, &qrs. Boaculossmainot--3L Lawson, and G. Mundy, Esqrs. lisaxax Ficaaaas—W. Plunier, Esq. Rra—Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot, and P. Brown, Esq. Worcurt,saa-11. Brougham, and G. Mills, Esqrs. Tatair—lL Frankland, and R. G. Ru,sell, Esgrs. Harrow—Lord James Townshend, and H. Iludson, Esq. Burnam—D. Gilbert, and T. Braddyll, E,grs. Exerms—Courtenay ar.d Newman, Esqrs. lisrearoatwerr--W. H. Scow field, E.g. Basnortroarm—T. Whitmore, Esq. and Sir T. J. J. Jones. Itscumouu (Yorkshire)—Lord Maitland, and T. Dunth.s, Erg. Ilnusoe's CA3TLE—wW. (Mee, Esq. and General Bobiuson. Haarroan—Viscount Cranbourne. Basustrarca—Sir M. Lopez, and Ommanney, Esq. Flzwnt.ze.—W. A. Roberts, jun. Esq. Flats (Ikrough)—Sir E. P. Lloyd. Csa-rucr.cE—llon. R. Curzon. and Hon. W. Cust. Davuax (Borough)—J. W. Griffith. Esq. " Tastwoars—Sir R. Peel, and W. Peel, Esq. Moarrru—W. Ord, and H. li. W. Howard, Esq. Herus—J. 11. Taylor, Esq. and Sir .1, Perring. Pressaoca—J. IL Allen, Esq, Woorrox Basserr—Colonel Ellison, and Money, Esq. Motsmouru (Borough)—Marquis of Wet cest:sr. Bausaawaraa—G. Pocock, and W. Astell, Esqrs. The Elections for all the Scots Royal Butghs (Edinburgh excepledl, come on in one day—thirty days after the testi of the writs. The days of elec tion for the Counties are fixed by the respective Sheriffs after they receive the writs. Some of the Candidates have stated the 19th to be the Anniversary of the Great Charter ; we find it, however, to he dated on the 15th, in the following language :—" Ceste Chartre fu donee el pre e,t ap pelet Rovenink-mede entre Windesores ct Stanes, le quinzain jor de Juig, l'an de nostre'regne dis et sept ans.—Jonx." " This Charter was given at the Mea dow, called Running-mead, betwixt Windsor and Stanes, the 15th day of June, in the 17th year of our reign, viz. 1215-16." COMPLETION OF THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS.— We are requested to state that the third and la ;t vo lume in quarto of the MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of DR. FRANKLIN, will be published on Thursday next. This concluding volume is calculated to excite, if possible, a still greater interest than the two preceding, as it contains a vast number of Poli tical, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous Papers, never before published. DRURY-LANE TUFATRE —We last night had the pleasure of witnessing Miss Machut.Ey's performance of Lady Macbeth. To be even endured in this diffi cult character, after the towering excellence which Mrs. SIDDONS was wont to display in its representa tion, is some degree of praise ; but Miss IV/tem./I,m by a correct conception of the part—by boldness of elocution—by dignity of demeanour—secured the constant applause of the audience, and not unfre quently excited their admiration. Mr. KEAN'S Mac beth is too well known to require any minute obser vation. He was in excellent voice, and played with great discrimination. We never saw him to so much advantage in the banquet scene, as on this occasion. Mr. RAE performed the character of Macdff with much ability. ENGLISH OPERA.—The Opera of Lore n a Village was well performed last night at this Theatre. Mr. PEARMAN, the Young Meado:es of the Piece, is a singer of much talent, who, to an excellent voice and cultivated taste, unites much feeling and tenderness of manner. He was deservedly encored in the scrag of .. Oh! has she then failed in her truth A young Lady made her first appearance on this occaon in the character of Rosetta, in whom all the trembling and diffidence of a young dein!mrte could not conce.il a fund of merit. She will prove an acquisition to th - _• Theatre. Miss KELLY played Madge with ex criisite spirit and discernment; and Mr. HARLEY, in I -lodge, gives place to none of his competitors in that character. The House was well filled. GRAND CONCERT.—The lovers of musk were last night more than usually gratified with a Concert which took place at Lady Bstcures, under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. The whole of the performance went off with the greatest eclat, and without a single exception. Mr. Son, Mrs. SALMON, Mr. and Miss NALD!, &c. ac quitted themselves most admirably; and, in the second act, Mr. and Mrs. BERTINI (lately arrived from the Continent) played a duett on the pianoforte and harp, which WAS consideied by amateurs as a performance displaying not only the most finished execution, but great taste and feeling combined.— The Concert was attended by the first rank and fashion of the musical world. We remark, in justice to great and descr:ing mu sical talent, that Mr. StmLAIR'S Benefit at Covent- Garden Theatre, is fixed for this evening, when the lovers of Romantic Drama and of Scottish Song may expect to enjoy a treat of no common excellence, in which a rare union of celebrated talents is to be dis played. A woman,•in the parish of Kintore, was lately de livered of three children, a boy and two girls, who, with the mother, are doing well. Friday se'nnight, as Joseph Owen, a private sol dier of the 40th Regiment, now quartered in Gla;• gow, was bathing in the Clyde, he was observed to struggle, and at,last disappeared. After remaining under water for a considerable time, he was dragged to the shore, a man having hold of one end of a car ter's whip, whilst the other was held by a man stand ing on the bank. He was instantly carried to the Humane Society House in a state of complete insen sibility; and a medical Gentleman, Dr. PATERSON, fortunately passing at the time, gate tkc poor man every aid which his unfortunate situation required, assisted by the people of the house. In less than an hour he was so far recoverci as to be able to walk to the barracks, with tyre assistance of two of his com rades, tho , igh in a cute of great weakness. 219 lAYAL Izs'TELk.IG. FALMOUTH; JUNE _ . . Wind from W. to N.W. strong gales squalls.—Arrived the Lady Arabella • Mail from Lisbon, in 13 days ; Lady with Mails from Malta. and Gibraltar, froth the latter place; Osburne pad from the Islands. sailed the Dukt packet, with a Mail-for Lisbon. PORTSMOUTH, JUN Wind W.S.W. blows frish.—Arii , Fux, from Gibraltar and Madeira, der quarantine; sailed from Madf Maw, and left there the William ani London, to sail four days after. Thi SON, and Coldstream, Coxwri.L, ' Bengal, arrived at Madeira two Nymph sailed: • liEAL. JUNK LIL Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed 1 Sir Godft cy Webster, 134 YES Planet, and Prince George, PARkeri, from lington, HARMAN, fro," St. Vincent' from St. Domingo;. Rose, M.Titdoat RIDHARDSON. frbni Madrai and latter remain fur prdvishns, and st4i ticalars unknown. Catitt doiv4 Troy remain, with the rest of the out Margaret, ALLEN, fot Calcutta. DOVER, JUNE Arrived off this port, the ship General Havant ah ; the Hope,WiLsos, Asia - James, POST:.EWAITE, from liMal( America, CHILD, from Havannah: RAMiGATP., JUNE Wind W. S.W.—The sloop Ht., HAYwoon master, for London, •Ot morning to the We-tward of the Pier. LIVERPOOL, JUNE Arrrived the King mill, cutta. Sailed Ist February: On 21 the ship Nautilus, of Nerzcai;le, i Reach. Passed the Cape of Good St. Helena Gth May, and Ascension there the ship Baring, LAMB, frog. On 27th April, in lat. 19. 6. N. lomt. the Duke of York, WILLIE, of Lon n, out 30 days. On ldth Jam., in lir spoke the 2.!phyr, of London, (Sol months and a half from Liina i provisions. WITITEILIVEN, itiNl Arrived the Volumer, —, from two days. PE,7Z.INCR, JUNF. Wind N. E.—Arrived off tilts pott, grave, TINDALE, from Cape Coast and landed Mr. BnonEntex with vernment, five mor.:lls passage; London. GI:EI:NOCK, JUNE • Arrived here this morning the , lington, KELLINO, from Nev.. Orleans on the 7th, and Ilelize on the 13th: the. Eliza, YATES, for Liverpool, to Spoke going up the !liver tor New Robert Alice, from Liverpool, out all well—Arrived lase night at Port Glenbervie, EVANS from Berbice, ;- loading the Alexander, CA:name, the ship Laune, for Liverpool: spa the passage.—Arrived here yestert peror Alexander, Mortals, from N maica : sailed thence the 9:h May. Bunxs, was loaded, and expected this port. Spoke, May 17, in lat. 1 I iot, name unknown, from Kingston ti Captain ..‘Io iris reports, that acme previous to his sailing, from Captai the sh:p Pomona of tilasgow, stati ship struck on the French Keys, Passage, and that there were no et ting her oZ. The crew were all part of her cargo was expected to , M.NAuour had gone down.to New the purpose of procuring wreckers. namt of which Captain Monnts does belonging to London, went on the sae as little hope is entertained for her safe The Pomona was the vessel seen, on by the Niger, lately arrived at Portsmouth. CORK, JUNE ts, At three o'clock P. M. on Sunday. passed this harbour the Belvidere, from Baltimore, with passengers all well. GRAVESEND, JUNE Arrived the Fortitude, Shephard, from / Blackburn, from St.Valore ; Crown, Blackt. Samuel, Power, from Messina ; Anna-Maria, mark; and a few others. Sailed the Prince, Quebec; Argo, Soo:le, for Lkrgen, &c.; Berbice; and the Grand Sachem, Littlejohr Letters and papers have been root. (New South Wales), to the end of which state, that considerable incont expel ienced there from the general crops, but the harvest was then pr ably, and the agriculture of the pi state of progressive improvement. settlers in the breed of sheep Was than could have been expected, and tertained of exporting wool to Engl of two or three years, equal in qt. Spanish. In the Western Country, tains, the crops of wheat and rye were Extract of a Letter, dated on States Ship Hornet, Cape Henry, arrived here from New York on t sable Majesty will not receive Mi his credentials are not addressed to Hayti. We expect to sail to-morrow Prince, and thence to the Spanish Main. rival here we fired a salute of 21 gu: - turned by the same number. Hi most of his time in the country, building of a fortification. It is situ; mit of a very high mountain, has inf to it, which has been cut through _ not admit more than three men abreast. finished, although he has SOO cannon • of which are brass, and none less the Within this fortification he has pro , thing sufficient for the subsistence 20,000 men for seven years." ' 1 . F- , 1 ' Liii ti• • 141 i iCi ~ ~ ) - r ; gales with heavy 1 . 1 ella packet, with a idy Louisa paCket, 1 I k iraltar, in 15. days ticket, with Nadi . 't to of Marlborough ...) ,ii . mr, m.. . . ~ i rived the Nymph; And i; placed un; leira. the 27th of .1 ,nd Mary, ---, for , t 'he Boyne Pskov; 71 from London .t 6 I dart bef.:re the 1 t. i 1 , I }Fir the Rive?, the Islantet, V‘Tavirtot; In Jamaica; Web; t's; Triune, SUALF, I i 4 ART, an d ginerva t i Bengal: the two if i 0 1 . I tkertil more, par- rom the River and p ! 4 utWard4iOund, the P; !,a i 4: • i ;eneral Smith, from sia, Goonwitt, a n d 1 ica ; and the No r th • 1 ' • • lope, of Bridport; t gOt on shore this • 'ter, and is sunk. st. 1 1 (MALL, from Cal- -2d February spore 1 ' • in Bugg gu Bugg t I ' I Hope 2,oth April , on,ll tit May—left nh Calcutta, &c.— , ! mg. 3.5,. W. spoke to n, for Imm aa, i it. 40. 27. long. 274 )uth seaman), foui • I supplied her with i 1 1 . 'ST IS. • m Jamaica, in fifty- i 18. oott, the Lord Ma- ,ast Castle, Africa , 1 dispatches for Oc- ; sailed again for Z 10. Marquis of Welt eans: sailed thence ~May : left loading , o sail in a few days, v Orleans, the ship .: :,'‘ ; . 1 : l ' 1 1' : eighty-eight day s , Port Glasgow the , in six weeks i left t, for Clyde ; a l so , take no vessels on • srday the ship Em- ' I .I I, Montego Bay, Iv 1 1 t The chi., Mary, I to sail nest day for ' ‘l . : 19. long. 17. a pl.* toLondon,allwelL i • ° alas were received sin *Natoli; of • sing that the said in the Windward • spectations of get- . well ; and a great be saved. Captain ; A ~, ew Providence fix .. Another ship the ‘l ' does not recollect, ; e same place ; and 1 safety as the other. on the 11th April, i rtsmouth. i 4 . 5, iy, the 14th instant from Liverpool, for 11. 'E 22. I Iti St. Kitt's; the Juno, 1 1 :kbum, from Jamaica ; [aria, —, from Den- l' : ! i ince, Braithwait e , f or Jane, Whytio.k, for ohn, for South Seas. . i :eived from Sydney of December last, 1 . f nvenienee had been !rd failure of the A i proceeding favour- province , 1 m. or more The en successc% o v u a s r a g in i nog a f aid hopes welt en- 4 . :. ;land, in the cour s e 1 1 ' quality to the best r, over the Moun- rere very abundant board the United Apt it 28 :—" We 1 j the 22d in s t. lli s 1 Ir. Taylor, because to Henry, King of 1( 1. trrow for Port-au- Main. On our ar- l i 1 uns, which was r e- Hs Majesty spends . r superintending the • tuated on the sum- ng but one passage the rock, and will 1 ,react. It is not yet i ton mounted, most V , than 24-pounders. eof an army provisions anmdy o clo- f i, lit• I