Star. — London, England, 1806-11-20 00:00:00

bad. een knelled at bindelL • . baildn.'‘enivroen and Major CARTWRIGHT !pellet nem the Hate of the Middlefct Eledion, and dwelt dpseithe swan, of making gent ennions, (new *GAM WAIIIIIIitaIif Elation was over) in fawn* of Sir Francis Borden, who might Rill gain his 40 dad a ainft Mr. Byugs!t - • It. L • ~, ns Ma or Caen - erne/A health was thetfavank, nut dist, areas, after returning theakei , dalled flie ntalnglost of the company to a plan of Arilitny de., freusworbidi - ke-had pobliflsed ; the plan 'of trrhkh had id ta.grase part been tided upon by Mr. Addington's A k bpiallintfing, than which there was no ether et foritetalmnams of defending a country, and which, bad.lt Awes adopted on the Continent, the Armies of Napoleon might as well have attempted to leak the Moon . at to conquer the Kingdom of Pruffia. .:Mr. Penn. makle a (bort ipeech, 'and llien retired end M loud applaufes I after which, a Banned with NO name in lessen• of gold, was difplayed in chi Room, while thellandplayed 41 Rule, Britonsie," and " Coo SOW iki AtiHf." Mr. Cognate . took °maim again to addtefs the meeting. He ...binned, that among the reflations thrown ant againft his friend Mr. Paull, was that of his being the fon of a Tailor. Thee* appeared to be an mutecountable propenfiry in one daft of people so reproach othete with the meannifs of their origin, without ever looking batk to their own. Whofe fon was Mr. Sheridan t The fon of a flrolling Stage. player, one of thole who, by the good laws of Eng land, were denominated Vagabonds I.Now the Tailors formed one of the mon ancient and refpedaltle Cot- i potations in the City of London—(the Merchants Tailors' Company).—The belt of our Kings, thofe' who fought and conquered the French, were mem bers of it ; but nobody ever heard that any of them were members of the Car ratios of Vagabonds, called Players—Variant se mi of larghter.)—lt was not until modern woes, at the Princes of this Country kept company with Playas and Mink,— (Clapping ross I iboutiac) But the diftindion which tbefe Ariflecratic Gentlemen drew between different trades was very curious. Of the two perfons who propaed and feconded Mr. Paull on the Huflings, one sre is called, in a flippant Paper, tke Gilman, and another the Featberwass. He fuppofed that, whenever he (Mt. Cobbett) went into the cowry, they ought to call him a , Ploughman. Sir Samuel Hood war propofed on the Hulling, by Lord William Ruffen, and feconded by a perfon who. was an Undertaker. Ira other voids, he was propofed by the . Plots Avatar. and feclnded by the Death Assurer. (Lad Laughter ) It was a common refloflion with the Ariflocracy to fay, that fuels nud loch men forting from mean origin ion, • wealth nod importance, and then they negleiled their diereffed relatives. But what did they thenefelres do ? Did they oat call away their neneft relations from them I Did not the eldeft Cons take the whole of thofe Oates which BscittLi be emsallr divided among all the children, and drive their brothers and fillers into poverty Or, by means of corruption and frattd, eaufed them to be provided for out of the public mule s by getting sines and peofsons for them ? He would mention one indance c—the yosingelt daughter of the Earl of Us kridi g e was now in the receipt of apuifion of 01. a year from the public pone. Why then Ibou ld the Ariflocracy reproach men with the meannefs of their origin, and with their trades ? Mr. Hewlin was a fewhermau, Mr. Gibbons an oilman, and Mr. Whit. bread, one of thefe important 'Unlacing, was a brewer —and fo was Mr. Harvey Coombe. Theta Atilt°. crats threat the fill none, and it was fair that it fhould be returned.—The Company then retired. MR. SHERIDAN'S AND SIR S. HOOD'S DINNER. Yellerday, their, joint friends dined together at Willies. Lord WILLIAM Ru s. took the Chair. The tnaßs were— . The Klux—The Queen, and the tell of the Royal Family. The Prince of Warn. The Immortal Memory of Mr Fos. The Ceded' Freedom all over the World. The Free and Independent Medlars of Weftesinfter. I..nr•! WILLIAM R using then gave Tbe Health of Mr. Sheridan and Sir S Hood—with tkow. .navel-three.—(zaterata Paso.) ' Mr. SHIRMIAII role to return thanks, and apolo. gifed for doing fo in a very few words. He had little pew to offer, for his principles, he trufled t were not *new In that meeting, neither, he hoped, did they Band in need of explanation, or apology. Indeed, when he (poke of his principles or his feelings, he mull need - 261y fall into repetition. Whatever were the frailties of his nature (and he was free to c-rdefs they were ma n y,i yet he ventured to believe he was ' free from one, e fouleft indeed of all, ingratitude. .He had experienced Inch a fupport, and fuck a zeal Of affeftion from his friends in this conten, which no power of expreffion on his part could' attempt to re 'pay. Not only did they not (pare their labours and their exertions in his caufe, bet he verily 'believed they were ready to flied their blood in vindication of' it. But he had not the vanity to call it his caufc. The great and powerful motives which animated them was not what individually concetned him or Sir S. Hood. bin the maintenance of the Throne and the Conflitution, which if their cattle had failed, would he threatened with an ovetthrow. In thanking th .fe friends itf rank and hitch who had fo confpiconufly flood forward in his fuppmt, he mull silo mention thofe naval officers, the friends of the ; gallant Commodore near him, oho, after a ( ho r s on 'happy mifunderflanding had been explained a w ay , . had fo ftrenuoutly exerted themfelves in his favour. .Theft exertions entitled them to his eternal gratitude. He had always been the devoted friend and se:slitter of the Britilli Navy ; and to them was the canary chiefly to look for the defence t.f all the bleffings which we hold moll dear with confidence and grati tude. As to his i pponent, Mr. Paull, lie hoped the meting would give him credit for fume tulle and gond fenfe, if he refrained from laying any thing of that Gentleman. If he diJ, it Ilvolld only he a part ing word. He was abed a little ago, wily lie had not publifhed before to day the folfome parie t 4yric pro nounced upon him by Mr. Paull? The rtafon was, he was alhamed of fueh raife, and indignant at the idea of giving currency to the libels it contained upon the houfe of Percy. Mr. Paoll's declaration of the Goth of September contained the grafted in. ruin to the Duke of Northumberland; it expreffed his indignation that Lord Percy fhould prefume to virile into , competition with me; yet, while he had A the audacity thus to difperage the pretenfinns of Earl I Peicy, hebas had dm mWly to think hisnfelf worthy LONDON. THURSDAY. NOYEMBIRso. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONEO'CLOCK Cordols, for morey,6ifi--for Now. 61/ —Doinium 414. Exchequer bulb, par 10 pi. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask &set stell India Bonds 41 1 .51.pftes. 3 per Cent. Red Ann. 64 6.7. i `lmp 3 per Cant f9+ 3 per Cent. Coal. 64: e Farb. Hilts. lOW as. pr. 4 per Cent. 79:11 (intniuns 4}4 prem. 3 per Cent. Navy 901 EnglAlt Tickets •-• Lung Ann 17 7-16 Cori, for atc.litii The CHAIGIR ' gtio brig is arrived at Torbay from Bengal, which the left the 4th July lin : on her palrage the touched at the Cape of Good Hope. from whence the failed for England on the aBtb ..,f September.— Her difpatchet are expeEled to be at the Eati India Houle in the cootie of the night. Lieutenant• Colonel MACI;ONALD, and Doior IAtCHIN, Phylician to the Forces, and His Ma• Fifcal General at the Cape, arrived from the Cape in the Meteor tranfport. She had but two months paiage. The force fent from the Cape to the River Plata, confined of four troops of the roth dra• goons ; the 38th regiment ; the 471 h, which had re cently arrived frcm England { two companies of the 54th, and a detachment of artillery. •I•his torce vat not difpatched to reinforce Bligadier General Be. LISFORD immediately : it was in the fiill inftence to attack Monte Video, which was expeded to be an eafy congtiell ; and having accomplifhed that fervice, to proceed, it was 1 - Uppored, to Buenos Ayres. The report is eircaiated of a battle having been fought between the French and combined Pruffiets and Raffia's army, but few are inclined to give it any credit. Another report has got into circulation, which is *se obi 104 1440. 1 1 14414iiiik , . swa g & , i• 1 .: a • •• . d JellalliWallowed io balers ealllftiwtd %iv •b M. it ar- Weetafterday from Lillincthat the Spanifh Go. .• - ,11110cnt is indefatigable 'in its endeavours to in, In* the military force. The requifitions which as have before mentioned, are exalted with an ear• wanes and rigour which indicate that the Court either apprehends, or i 4 preparing for fome great mien. The capre of Saxons Aytes was known at Madrid, but it did not produce that fenlation there which might have been expelled. The Spaniards , confoled thensfelves vtith the idea that the transfer of the Colony was only a temporary alienation, and that it w,,uld be reload whenever peace &mild be re eftablifked. The letter. from Gibraltar by this occafion con tain Come unpleafing intelligence refpetling the ex pedition which failed from Plymouth on the 24th of September, under convoy of Sir Jotra Duce ROIRTN, in the RATAL GInItGE, and which wasgene- Aappyrca to be deflined for Sicily. The con. coy waa r taafortunste enough to encounter feveral violets* 'gales of wind, by which the tranfports, and revere, merchant Tads that failed in company, were difperfetf, and Come of the latter fell into pot fel:Gon of the enemy. The firft gale happened on the I3d of Otiober, a few day after leaving port. When the weather abated, the whole of the Chips were not enabled to join. On the 13th they experienced a Rill more dreadful aorta, during which the troops fuffered much from (lanes. The Swift and federal other velfels parted convoy on this occafion, and the former was loon after captured by a Spanifh privateer, and carried into Algefiras on the r Bth. Another veffel was taken into the fame port the following days and it is feared that others, of the fleet have 'bared the fame fate. A letter of the acth of 041ober, from Gibraltar, mentions, that fhme firaggling veffels belonging to the convoy had reached that place, and gave a very unfavourable account cf their com. panions, and the tremendous weather they had met with. Among the firagglers arrived at Gibraltar were fome tranfports, having a number of the Guarc's on board. By a veffel that left Gibraltar on the 19th of Oflober, we learn, that the bulk of the fleet was at the month of the Gut on the 3oth. It was expelled, that the troops would be landed at Gibraltar, for the put-pole of giving them an opportunity of recruiting their health. Yellerday at twelve o'clock, his &fitssrr came to town, for the fira time thefe three weeks. At two o'clock his MAIISTY held a private Levee at the Qeen'e Palace, which was atteaded by . - The Lord Chancellor. The Lord Prefident of the Council. The Lord Privy Seal The Firtl Lord of the Trrafury. The Secretaries of State for the Foreign and Hogue Dep art cents. The Hit Lord of the Admiralty. The Mailer General of the Ordnance. The Lord Chamberiain. The Marquis of Douglas. Loirds-.Hutchinfon wati Anftruther, W. Freer, and J Maid. General Harcourt. Mg Fairetener. and the Recorder of Loathes. The following bed the honour of being profaned his IsisissTv : Lord HOT.CIIINSON. by tlifeaant Howiek, upon his being an ointed to a million to the head quarters of the Prufftan Army. Sir Witttaai Faas 111, by Earl Spencer. upon his being created Baronet. _ The Marquis of Doocuts. by Weever Howlett, upon hi■ brine created an Filial Peer, by the ink of Baron Dutton. The Noble Marquis Hkewife took leave of Ms Majay, previous to retailed upon his Etta:ally to Rtida. Sir JAM Its SilliALD, by Earl Spencer, •pea big bring created • &Met. After the Levee, his kfayarry hell a Privy Coun cil. at which Sir Jaw., As lITI VTIf tit MU introduced and (worn in a Member, and took his feat at the Board accordingly. The Recorder of London attended the Council, and made the following teport of the convias capi tally convißed at the two halt &l 1 ous at the Oki Bailey : Hannah Warty. for Realtor roods privately ha a atop. Hawkins, far a highway robbery. John Gore. Mantua Carter, and Joan O'Doncl, for dealing bank notes In a dwelling !mac.. Flisaketli Lloyd, for burglary. Samuel 'Wilton, for a like offence. Mary Wootton. for tinhorn in a dwelling houfe. Mary Ballard, for a like offence. Robe, t Harrlfon, alias Broom, for a like offence. Jane Raw,. alias Holden, for uttering countcrieit coin. bavid Drew. for bode fleeting. Alexander M•Yensia, Jakob Weftwood, and Charles Languls, for forgery. Joh; ll:tuley, alias Howell, and John Heaney, for returning from trinfportation. Janus Vaughan, and Jofeph Knight, for taking • falfe oath to obtain letters of a4mlotfiration to receive certain pay and prize money. WsWarn Aflrew, for burglary. Margaret R tee, for (leafing goods In a dwelling !weir. liannalk Railtoo, and Mary Dalai, for Itialing goads privately is a (bop. Ann Clemente. for Reeling in a dwelling houre ; and George Grearfon, for a WI e olknce. When Charles Letaii Languis, Julepla Wellwond, Alex. M'Kenzie, Julan Bealley, and Jarnes Vaughan, were ordered for execution on Wednelday next, ti.: 26 , h nt Niaventber. ' File others were refpited during pleafiire. At (lie o'clnck his MA/ FiTY /et off for Windfor. The Earl 01 Motaa, after attending his Mai FSTY, yeflerdas, went to the Duke of Yoft IC. at his Office in the Finite Guards, upon time military arrange ments. The Noble Earl, after dinner, fel off for Yekiday, annther Meeting of C.nersl Officers took place at the Commander in Chirt 's Office in the Hnlfe Guard , , which t. 31 Attended by thous Royal Hightlefrcs the Dukes of Yoe k NT, CA NI Mt IDG l o &C. &C k.:, Lord Kansan has lately been invetied by tt.e I.mrd Lieutenant of Ireland, *ids the Nee Ribbon, recent by the death Of Lad CidAPV)BI4I% NAUTICAL INTELL !CENCI!. MAIL% 1 Dul• IS DAY. All. a•t. Dublin notter,hdlvh o Watorani I s Hambursk • s Labs(' f o TOR3A 4 I, NOVVIIIIIII tS. This afternoun artived the Hun. E.;tl India Crma pany's gun Wig Charger, Lientenstr Pots, Lt. toted mander ; the !eft Bengal the 4111 July 1.411, hopped at the Cape of Cood H upe, from st l .4.ch place the ['Ailed on the 18th of Sepember. _ . . ** • . °114 1 5 - 4 4 . 1 481 * . -114611 l il i She+l had ltYge'•yito hh cords r ftsjl tA • 6.0E140* tient IC young No t t p sitt o h bf, miff, an( as sine theti at a future ' • ' r:1I every Claim to 'Hi s%l t ln4Of the ettirta erg • nert" , l4e flsontld ttnliriVY It writcl . rof th*lt ti t i ti i i' coarttry, and on the tilieffiods Itattetiggi i w, last colleague. It was r a id t h at h e could not lot V: tiateel se she lime. Slid infila nht . *twit) • medi; it, ' tlient, while his prohairialißed Motif& erS. It fhoeld be reenlleeted 1 / 1 4410Filiskikef (Sine,' the City of Weiminlter had el tearer tea by Nisral Offitere of djaingufffielf fidk arid rneilri snit that the bona& fo conferred'opint'theinteas a kind of pointer Peerege, the *illingtelvartftlifinWellbr their country. In the stbfence of Ills geffineecilfesita, animated by the fupport and the effettiatilehich le' now app. rience.t he ihnuld be fnu ncf Willi +hind cif Nramitas be rcfpunable repreecniative . af that' tiltint racer. , Scat whatever rniesi tie thrtneep tifflit tivll ithitreis Of the Members of dtati-foaN t lb the pfnchisiehoor 6f peril, Were, notto eloteenee it Mere to frivol fur the prefervation of the Conititistion. and even for the etinence of the Counrryi bat tattle bravery and lb* (words of our Navy and Artily. Wititevet Mien be infidioully faid-of the new - burthens MOO the etigete:, cies of the State required, to new barthens we molt fubmit, if we wills to preface what we rake molt.— We may sold mutt be curtailed in our enjoyments, perhaps wen the neceffaries of life, but her fpirit would remain unwounded, our flrengilt onmaimed, arid, like the gallant Cumnsod•rre, we would nal fight the common enemy with all the energies that re mained to us. Genuine liberty we Should prize above all things. and co-operate with one mind in the de fence of that and every other blelling we enjoy; ani. mated by that fpirit, which, like the immortal Nel. fon, after invoicing Peovinance, larked only for death, provided his country Should remain free. Sir S. HOOD thought he lbould belt Serve his Country at lea, while his eloquent Colleague might . bell ferve it in Parliament. When Peace arrived, he ironed, when attending in his place in Parliament, t he Should be found there no left found than when he i faced the open enemies of his Country. , The health of Mr. Woirserms was then drank. i That Gentleman returned thanks. In his fpeech he attributed the defeat of Sir Francis Burdett to the t dereliaion of his former principles, and appealed to I the flats of the Poll if there were not more than 66; , independent Freeholders in that coanty. . Several other malls were then drank ; after which , Mars. Kelly, Tarlor,aad others, rung lonic fay.an. I rite longs. The unnat harmony prevailed. NORFOLK ELECTION, At the dole of the Poll on Tuefday, therilday, the numbers were—for • 11.47. Coke •• 39/5 Mr. Windhim . 3.07 Col. Wedebours - 3337 Colonel Wodehoufe declined the contell in the evening, but as the Poll had been adjourned till the next day, the High Sheriff thought it neceffary that it recommence and continue till flue o'clock, con trary, however ' to the wlfbes of all the Candidates. At half pall three yefterday the numbers were— Mr C.4e 4 31 3 Mr Wend/rem 37 1 4 Colonel Wodcleonfe 3366 Majority in favour of Mr. Wladlism 3411. Lift of returned Members, in addition to thole be- fore given : Snaewssoar—Hoo. W. Hillard Hao. H. G. 24111111110. CAIN invert/Hint c—Slr N. Williams. Basco rr—Slr R. Salo (bury. Dawritowys—E Eißard and A. FL Holdhoseth. Elva , Me Coke and Mr. Wisekets. Coo Ml Tof 13 T*-1 he Hes. Jame SIILIII Wank" Mildittl tic, !nether of the Mavis of Bute. CONTIISTID lILICTIONI. Son asrsoua r—Plaal Uofe of the Polls Hon. William Hill 519 Hoo. H. G. &moat - 370 Mr Jones 351 Dustin (City)—State of the Poll, fifth day For Mr. Shaw 1574 Mr. Grattan - lahys Mr. Latrniche t teo palmy (County)—State of the Poll, dr& day Mr. Hamilton Colossel F.llancr 7 Mr. Wlslac 5 THE EVENING STAR . rot PLYMOUTH, NOV. is. Came in the Dinifh Ihip Prige Vrovr Dorothea. Captain Rice, from • Malaga. to Tonningen, with wine, detainal by the Hopp, Return privateer: Tribley, Caraht ratans, from Sunderlar i gs I flie was eliaced yetterday near the Railtheatt, by ate Ma feria French logger pi ivateer, and would hive been taken, but for waning &Me to the More, on which the privateer tar ked and nand after the My, Captain CAMIT, from Sunderland, fur this port; aced; it is feared, that Ste may be taken, as no amount h as hem heard of her time. It is (aid, the Last , W ,of 18 guns, is gone in quea of her. The Pdaforin is tf logger that captured the Harmony off Edyilone on Sunday 1011, as flared in my letter of yeat.rday. The GLATTON, of so guns, is wider orders to join the fleet otf Cadiz. Artived the fErttus. of 32 guns, from Ireland. DEAL, NOVEMBER so. Arrived the C , VALOROUS, and /UNGARO) 'Daps, IsDIONAIM Trauma, T that "yr. D AA 2, St Tuaatmear, and Wit••l6- Lea gun brigs, and SPIILDwiLL brig, from a cruise off Calais. Boulogne, and Dieppe ; Kora hoop, from a" cruise off the Kentifh Knock t and BOLD gnn brig, from Sheernefr. Sailed the Afirea frigate, for Yar n outh ; Satel ite, Calvpfo, Kangaroo, Challenger, Mofquito, Leveret, Valorous, Combatant, Thrafher, Defrrate, Sparkler, and Urgent gun brigs, on a cruise off Calais, Boulogne, and Dieppe ; Speedwell brig. for Donsenefs ; and Cormorant flop, for Pprifmouth. Remain in the Downs a fleet of out• ward bound veffels. Wind S. 6. W. with rain. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0 ?ID. Nov. rrp —Mailed the Cvgnet.Rale, for Doodtgeo ; Cbriftilo ' Wilderm Me, for YA' ; Good 1 o e. Garrard, for Hamborelo Patrick. k....mpbell, for &NA: K 1 Taos. Lake. liar N,w York Princes Mary. Jame% ; Dritat etit,Glbh.; Wi• city, Lovet and the Prince George, latter, fetus, sic,. The death of General Vrat, who erpireil rigida*, has left a vacancy for Beverly. The Advocite of Scotland is likely to carry the Dumfries diiiriet of Boroughs againfl General DIAO•4, the other Candidate. Accounts were received in town this day of the death of the Earl Df G•LLOW•T. at Galloway•honfle„ ip Scotland, on the 16th inn. His to-dfhip is foe ceeded in his thlrs and efiate by his eldeß foul-ors! G•RLIPII. now EMI of GALLOWAY. All opp ditit n in the S•ewartry of Galloway Is withdtawn, and the Hon. MONYGOINIAT STIWACT is fore of his Eleaton. Yellerday. a Court of DireBors was held at the EaR India Hoofe, when the °tip Surrey was dationed for Madras and Bengal, and the Charlton, for Bom bry. Captain Sutra, of the Lrrd HA WkdbUty, tor St. Helena and B.ngal ; and Captain Es of the Henry Addington, for Madras and Clam, were (worn into the command of their refpettivo (hips ; and Captain Hay, of the Retreat, took leave, previous to his departure for China.--The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till (0-11101 TOW. The Royal "tioorge, Kits, from Llnelcin f.r Buenos Ayres, was all well on the toth of °Robe , , in lat. ao. long. 18. with she wind at N. W. by W. The Venelia, Hoer, from London for Demerara, failed from Porrfmouth on the t ith intim, under cotton' of his Majefly's Ihip &among, and was miffing on the tars. The William Pat. —, from London for Africa, did not fail with the above fleet, as fuppoled. The letters from Liibon and other parts of Portu gal, by the packet arrived at Falmouth, bring an ac count of vet y bad weather happening on thofe con Qs, in the beginning of the prefeot month. Two nr three valuable (hips are fuppofed to have been loft of Oporto Bar. and two Cr three Convoys very much difperfed, among which are thole which failed from Falmouth under convoy of the Richmond brig. The Jassatca frigate, with a convoy from Newfoundland. arrived off Oporto Bar. on the 6th inflont. His Ma jelly's brigs, Rrcauewo and 8 RR arrived at Lilboa on the Both alt. Accounts from Oporto Rate. that the trade has been lately much annoyed by the Spool& row boats. The following are the Gips which are known to be captured:— The Quota, &MU, from Loodoo,bouud to I.Ubon. The Robert and Hisabeth, Garry, from Liverpool, is captured by two Spool& row-boom The followilg are known to be 101 l : The Commerce, from France to Oporto, la log m Oporto Bar. The Heoriseta, from Campbeltown to Ldbon, was totally log 25th Mt. at the Mull of Galloway. The Wall eleki, Bruce, from Hull to Opnrtn, ens loft 3 ift Oda be;,;(a; Ville de Conde; only three ot thecrew ta•ed. The fnllowing are EauAft, of-Letters from Oporto: • Oct. yt.—Yellerday, abut twelve o'clock, • light brig, with lingHlti colours flying, was captured dole to the Bar, tee two Spi nals rowboats. atter a (mart salon. It is fuppo:cd by the pilots to be the Zephyr. of Lynn. " I am tuft imornscd, by a perfon who arrived Teamster from Galicia, that he raw a (mall kasha brig. laden with bale goods. carried Into Guardia, which I am fearful Is the Robert and Eliza he'll, from Liverpool. " The call is covered with Spent& row-beats. and not • Ingle tit Alt (hip of war of any kind to prated (orb ydrets at &toy tomc to the Bar, which ought at this time to be well prolcdted, as the Newfoundland (hips arc daily minded. " Nov. J —Yelter.lay came In, with great rilk, the lei; Juno, of Leith: the failed from Falmouth about three week. bazt , with • gest, under convoy of Nat hisitara (hip Raven, which parted, foci teen days Sow ' in hod weather. " Noy..i.—TheQneen Vibe% (mm London. bmrd to Labels, 1. captured and carritZ Into Vigo ; where there arc a:1 . 4 lying four Frights Alps recently captured. The following is an Ertran taken (torn the Jour nal Of the Ps incefs Elizabeth packet : • i 2.-1 at. 41.48. long. to. 44. the Lizard, N. R. sy. R. 4U onllesAt to law keen fall to the Northward leering Sontb, one a man of war, wit► apparently part of a digierfed convoy.... At a t nude the peie.t.• (Keel, which the num of war trtfyrerod. • On the 13th (poke his Maiefty's 04 Atlas, ttum Faltooth, with one (hip and rigs under convoy, one having part:A con. pat.y on' the night sal the 18th. 4 The flips irate ou the lath are &weed to Iss t'..c &Mit 0 4 0 avid part at her 440V0T, bound to Parties/ • The Atlas ni,n or war failed arum fahootttli y at 3d, 10011 4 dta baud to Gibraltar." 1 i