Star. — London, England, 1812-11-19 00:00:00

iliCfai" OFFICE, Nrvoisin 10, 'SONARS fo r CONDUCfIN itll4Afr6la SE 4? klCE:fir 4E4, 81A.MAP440;4! tb l r Can !foi l qfPrAR; il ds reiggi*e Max, ~ready at tbb Office, oa Tuesday, the tlth 4 itielee sealed T44ers;aud. ilea; with = suet wWioa to contract for. VICTUALLINO ieliness at MILL PRISON, aid onboard itaLsiiii .81 PLYMOUTH, for Six Mouths aovary, . . . . retteived after Ode o'clock on the 44.4 noticed :wits* the party, or an agent folt hintaiti - .• . &eft:wanted by a Letter froin.twelyip engaging -to become bound wjtb the pen. teSet for ibsr 401 1 PegfeinuEl al f . ; . be known by ePPITing WM& Oft% Plymouth. WILL!. 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AY, NOVEMBER 19. s THIs ITAY'Aa' ONE O'CLOCIE'r Cfint. 1* -5 per Cent. aoft •51 pr—Bonds Is. 2. . 46 1 OM pid.rac .ss. lween the arrival *of the . : quli of ifAtpuoraN'S retragradti . hi, Lordship's dispatches, Bata. stirmises of itti ungvourable descrip. disastor,and disgrace, were considarild 'as it is never too late to retract an i4hat oar.Seags_were also excited with regret, however, we find, iontemporaries continue to strike string, now that the. whole cowl 16 of WeLuxoron's dispatches ingenuously laidd before them. We hays', details attentively, and we has. perusal with a firm conviction* on heroic army under his command, beyond all the danger of i defeat, •:Lordship's exquisitely judicial' to wrest another glo any force which the French Gene.: the field: Wox.x.'ziovow, like his gallant com immortality, the venerable ktrrasorV, hat steadily and cautiously, in the venturous, and perhaps a more nume ' esitipPed army: Kih re a rguard has chastisement uppn their temerity in haiiptired upon well-clhwiplined': turcetnenti of fresh troops I—and,.l6 • hi's assistance the whole Biltish Peninsula. 'That he has4letleusine4 to anothtr battle we cannot doubt. laicretThinioe Inosity and vainglory oklOyFe t , ...ik tiara tiiin . the bOti,;trtOf being ligstrao?., .NSierii. n6./i4lamanea; hut the min, Atf. bl t ha* the shit. 'The reps., flier ' the Douro by the tern '.(0 . , ''Ltar . :l l d44:o's dispatches ! 1 . , ofitp' . i igerously .to prosecute .libt. van. •gittmlided themselvel . `"_l4 4y* 7.sixs4i: iia;: s timit:l4l47,4, :101 0. ibis ibi, g e , 4:loo4. r ear ,'§dacis teach tbenn•! .. f -..'; .1?: ihils langnifte' es: ip *hat : la liiihe 13riti42 army is likely to - be k :ge 'wanting in Coitmoncandour te : lepreseosit aliprehebsions as to the renew during the present oampign. tit of Soin.ei army from Cadiz and :stripped these placiibf their de: oonverted them into n his pursuers:... is 'the consea*.nce. of orie of those ;f4 miiitarx'btseratreirs, fttieb no 'hum* .AO tit nortiwar4 otlfrd s id; i ii i b 4ir)Vtva;o/D HILL. - lt' .'w,.•.-.•• ''-: ..q,. „. ks ;V: - I . .dralta't 4 Atele . riiiisga4 tielnein';.and 0141:4'4 pits detaahni'iot lowan:di 'the Isb4 l aw in.'i few:lint:olk; an achfevediVief. 4 . 4 ich A I F.; 1114.' . ii * kilt" '' . f le ei'f ' ... fa .., .a.....).....j.._ '....„„_ e e 1 y_4....,• Vkii as _ .4044)ci lii(whic4,. it' the 'present po k OnektafattaAira.Ongiu in• - he p!'ifnied. l ~11iiiid. '-lhe'illie•ritoilin 'liotri •Alicant, l Ot tont! .. . ,. ' tat . avert such - a citattTophe.''' a, ----.•-.. •••-....•• . • 110111 1 1 1 1 • 1 - 11 ANS I 14E. COMMIS.S RsiratirAkies7 C•iiir*Ael;tarqult, 61 441, 7141 45 .' 4 0.4 Trost 14ilwillfre.readi letiPare".. Permit us nay be walla Pdsenes of Vlrar In f,ichn ILI.C4TON Ho;g4rai..stii oesiebbfrom the Ist.)aovat Tender Will be veer} ltity,.nor any waked onl *pally attend. Saeb Nailer must be ac ealleglA I Ruptoring, ig thefigm of Conerse l / 4 . • ?miter particulars may elr to Car* Pealows Ply I • GINZA • Seven' 1 4 day f .**ll6tb biotin inlibe4 . of sio 13AGISoFLI • fiNft enfli c s.of glibam Perreesl 'The lisp 'mien, ars— ' r!surasr, °tun Otis . ditto ' Ws AM,: ditto- ; 804dOlifiak4, ditto letteiley i . ditto Illeflisfd, ditto • Storkaftialit, ditto' • • :Chorterfleta, ditto • :•• tlionaltekt ditto . ' Parolee sion.orkrafas iota)* said Robbery, will POl,ll#lOS, for trial; and the other nu ID the -Robbery will sun • whereby opt or more of t! Ippret , ended andbrolit' its tbe said fteware,•ild b ' 5/ Command Tr iagist 4 6 4 e Our anonymousfrim4 THURSDA • •PRICE OP STOCKS .41.edaced Ffie-4 per et .-" COWLS6 j 4O-1-for , aca.: • Rills (sd.) 1 • The interval - betwe . ouilt> 'kbe 160. 0 movements, and of .1 gate rise to Eire Mon. Defeat, disastt is inevitable, aaa; as . Oster, we coulees 0; ensLexpessed—it is • that most of our io the lame discordant s ante of the Marqui have been ingenuous' 'tend his , Lordship's d risen from their Peru ear minds, that the hi is not only. entirely Ist but is now, from his triingements,•• • hes : ' , pious victory front an Otis can bring into th The Marquis of W . rtitor for important 41-Awn of his armies, (ate of an a dventuro rOus:and bottif !snip indicted s severe cha ' eVerytencsintre.;—be illtdoistanni tiinforcet stsip*qa Pe td•co h etc tiiß.l ' eninsul, ltbanees of ant knownunp . •0 4 4 . 00 fit tward,b dralbel b4C tbe Nostiewili Fobs/ ing of!tiet %lag's of . 4+43EF 14 . 1 "it, -11 Oiraitaatwit vlge 4iiio . :*irieg e t 4o 4 . . ..El cri: gained bt.. , 4AF.0 ..bated tw o iggiiiTA *hits * will roc ui the-Codeit 'l3' fie ii alitard• . "'S•4' 44l / . Were. tee totems' 'ea 'Of th'e'rekiisila dui tirOtioi4to . Wit of .s ree4eYe s :'e*:.*vel l'hey areisOw, is 'th, • tteittuhd milker fitetiglie-tan e!tit;i itorif: 400;N:i ?tag, 1 .44. 14 a aii)en r coaiA . lo matt 40614 de /0 1 4 1 4*10 , 1i, ‘itich teilipt44 : * l tba 01.1 . 4 .1 60 0 c thie7eiNikticAeo'.6l iiir•lhi;alll itiont 0 SECOND PDITION. Idle inean time, titat the French have lien entered . tettiot4irleir,:s,ho has biattglit •iite. iatelk4itetio• tdasirid ia beyond diepoto—that event took phial, en tie town . of Werelo, relates ' flat the lx" ,• , • ~... that Oa Ast instant. 'SUCCESSES OF Tat RUSSIANS. ; , ~ :.i . car iedon yeithanch frooi6imerty, mown)); " The following is one of the most recent Aaiun iCiiiiito the gnat loss of the*ociny, the loss onotu r - • ~.. • . STAR. OFFICE., 1:Wo Of - • - . et t oo;,, cations from Sir ROWLAND HILL'S army 1 • -.• '• -"side did not amount ttiirewre than 30 enen . lolledb%,„ The folliwing 501 144 ';.....n has been this' ". , • issare . : . 4 . HEAD.QUAkTERS,sCUELLAit;I4OV: s. '. usrottr or StA.Tost-GINERAL 'DP:4OOIov Ta,:rns, II by Ministers t: . ~• • ' . N . A Field Officer trhilleft Sir Rowt..si* ilitt a s . • wawormaiowarn`ati nirrerreen H. ' •• K. Alispitckimi teen :Mir ud'reten tarte it i ie . army after the action of Puento Large and Aranjuez, " Aecordiug -to yttur Highness's directions, _the I clod . , dated St. Pctersburgh, Ist November. }l e i& speaks highly of the great order of the General's town of Werejo :is cleared. 9f the enemy, and their i closes the Bulletins . of the action of the . 1 . wi g: 1 11111 :; !army, on- their march to join Lord WELLINGTON..... ' ea t italthimyeitiLwere carried by, storm at half-p l ot - five 'also Reports *tau General :Suwon." and CL'are !Colonel Servourr arrived very seasonably to display itAikek 42 the - mdming• • I l beir linttenchments, which 1 WITTGENcrnit. The forreitr.in his pursuit of rtbe 'brilliant gallantry 'of his brigade' a; . Pinot° 'tittle formed on a steed' 1011,4 t" Ave fathoms height , enemy, had taken 40 waggons, 22 standards of ibe-: I Large. Sir E. liu.i.iituU of admiration at the man. .treroiuriiiinidid4 a - paliadii. . •-• : . , - ., iltiyarianregiments, 800 Oc.tiitt th e military al t .* :.ner in which this brigade wee conducted from Seville,.. ' " In' Ole course of lialija hour our brave warriors I. seten of fi cers, the Commiisaii.Gitterai 'a distant* of 400 miles, under the most severe priva- Forced their way on..the parapet, notwithstanding dm ,eittitfoyiv, and made 100 prisoners.. on th: 4 2Sih p c ; does; and difficulties. There was no dread of ad.' obstinacy of the eseme'srdefeacro - and immediatelysi tober ;• and, on the 26th, be• took i ron th e cam; 'vetigi , Sig * the country ? in the brave troops, b * every thing was in our Sandi' vAthont 'Sting a sing* seven piecevesf artillery; end Madel.'ven officers sae general emulation to do their duty. The o rder tor . sbot.--,Without mentirelfi :the gre,it number killedtj, i:150 Men; prisoners, besidni A ispe taken in various re. -Marching was Firm out at Sabine by COL SKRANITT." i upwards of 3,50 privatiS; ; ll Statf and Chiefollicers, r contres of the rear-guard, ilibeceie t I ilie en sal • • ' • • • - "if . t together with the Commandant t . .and a pair of colours much mitered, ••• : - •1:.:-.: ~ - ,(which I forward herewith), are the faints of this 1- " Count-Weretizurrionslepettb, Idarb re a tie. auccessful assault. —Afttr having accomplishallthis, • ration of General S..raisiiiiiiiti iiiiiriao 'orrg,dif iny neat care 'was the 'clesirtretiOn .. of lief of the'settaroteid from that of Sin. Sys. He kin n e o; j a the enemy as still remained in the gown. t ink so no kiitt i rpir; hid taken 80P Plaitiva !inditolirunkrilsi. - purpose that the enemy - midi his app earance` . at 11 he found 300 borses killed on the Phi, and sista o'clock, with three hattalions . 4l4lbui 1(144411 1. ns „ limbers, the cannon belongi ng to whic,h,b e %ammo. well as some pieces of artillery, oa the • Motheifsk : ,wera buried in the marshes. •• The enearth a i ret 6 t 4 road.—The tinrmwal.4lreedY'keisitod. und'oer pp i 4.‘p.elle. He .tide, that Sr, 0t44 Corpris s o serve was is good or d er - , 'wa d i n rea di n e ss. to.repulse weakened, tisit it is imoosiible for hirnro Inset ergaia this new force of the eeltiny. When the enemy, alto I sill be is considerably. reinforced. —l;leutral Stmt. a sznall resistance, perceived That his NrefelO. ;Tetaey. i ertit, slates from lioublieke; - On * *ll‘.43 l , o b er - _ . ment *as iestryed, he speedily withdrew himself; and Count WerrosNsrats, pet * e rgots day, frai . .. ~ ~.: . and was pursued .byour light cavalry, - who c _aused , Ouchatchi. . . him a considerable loss.—The steadiness andoelority " Lord CATitcAn't states, that states, nothing or mennt of our troops in - this storl exceeds all helief. ' had been reported from the Russian. Grand Army. " With the- circumstantial' description of this af.; The French 'Fere in the utmost Want of forage alf fair, I shall not omit informing your Hihness . of provision, and the Russians were greatly supstiorio. those who have distinguished. themselves is this 4 ne i... • the number and vigour of their caval r y. ness.—Oor ion, Goo be thanked, is very trifling. 44 The French left several thousand sick . in Ifss, The 50 0 t hteskets of the enemy, ' which felr i into our cow l in the most miserable state." • 1 • hand% at the faking of the town of Werejo ! have .-• ' . ' •.• beep distributed among the peasantry., THE ARMY. of A t • di 7r .l4o 7at hafosi,heenbroecdeiivned thell.y *the Lord l oz si l il li t tez !! Our columns were led with indescribable Courage to the storming of Werejo, by four citieena of that i longing to Tat:city. The nitdier of men is l 2 place. -The difficulty of the enterprise did not seol ' • Friday night e • a arena detachment of cavalry an; the love of their country in their hearts, and they i ved at Glasgow. - - ' . - • Monday, the 2d battalion of tht . 27th 'Rot max& were the first to throw themselves on the walla of the 1 • •t• R d into Edinburgh Castle, klm Ireland. '" ' entrenchment(. One of them was wounded, Imo •by 1 Detachments of the Ist'and 2d Heavy Duras; directions of the General Field Marshal, they were 1 and lit and 2d Hussars, Kings German all four rewarded with the military badge of bonOur." ' embarked on Toesday; and detachment; of the ido yot " Lieutenant-Colonel Steinhill reports to his Ina. : 11111 12th, and 16th Light Dragoons embarked p pefial Ma' ~ander date of the 9th (213 t) October, i terdaT'-f°r Portugal.etashments of the llkesit 14th Light pragooes arg waiting at. Sontharapteata from the town of Desna, as follows ; ' ' i embark Er the same destination, eba 'ships not Wig 44 The vietbry and taking of the strong/y - fortified : ready fur their raceptiOn. l'he Matrquas of Wilt. tovin. of; Polettk, through the valour, of, your imp. * , TON, it? expected, willbe shortly reinforced by ICink`a. Gents -** ries/ ?daieser's troops under the continued-of. ?aquae. I. careered. ' ‘ f in th b e e . g. i bad g e i,a 2t•bettarri l l rant-General Count •Wittgensteist, F ives a right to • r o l oisv :i wi rao 7 youn ; ta k: 4 7 pr i ss i le t d i. Imes, my mcerefnents to claim likewise a participation ire i 'rig of Polotak, is Captain Witt otrenveT, *ley this affair, as will be perceived from the inclosed lit.i Navy, mtho cOminandeil ta e Nkstatn• hip at die I ter; as according t the general plan, the Wont o r e ; 141 Frisbee: He was I: i iter presentedlo the version which the c orps under my, command eiellii. ALigg ' Ai l ill !' it" • I t . c°ll , llsa r •ill '.., "! •/11111 11 • sarily drew on jtself, and the quick . movement, ups: •.. - . . ... . , . ... re..ted very favourably on'the rearof *et Inenyfog); • . .....e4 P',4l„ - 141.1,Ampe 4 . ~- •,. bition, on the rishtaf the.Darino.; -,- • ;"! • .-i -- t'•' _ :: -__-:• _ - 21 .14 • 611 ' . .• '•; ANOTHER guntiousNlCTOßY BY THE RUSSIANS.. The . 1.61 1 / 4 1 Nib= packetitipedn Dean% •, r htat night. at Harwich, from Gotteohnrgh, whictis place she left . on Sunday lait. • General WzTTo arms ha; advaspe4 from Pislotsk npon Witepsk, cam.. tying all Wow him. • *f t has totally defeated the Bavarian army attacbedto BOVAPARTZ. and driven them across the Duna .. With dretidful slaughter.. Eight pieces of cannon, with all their baggage and artillery stores, have fallen into the hands of the victors. It is now considered next to impossible that Bow,amwra can retreat by the Puna, as the Russians tfccupy the whole line bet Ween Riga an 4 Mosiow, with thrice his number of fresh troops. The details from Kurusoar's army by this Mail, with the exception of the rumoured victory between Smolensk and Moscow, which is et yet a mere re- . port, are not more rece4 in dates than those of which we are already in possession ; but they are, nevertbe- 1 Jess highly gratifying. The Russians now carry all before them with the bayopet.a weapon which; in their baud; never yet failed. 'ln strength of arm •ye believe the Russians are the most powerful mew yin Europe : we always rejoice, therefore, when wet :bp,r of the Frealt .artillery or musketry being an mitred by aoharge of bayonets, . a mode of attack: which they never did ; and never can. withstand.. ,Exhausted as they now are by the unusual honors of Russian campaign; their physical strength is gsk= equal to the resistance which such a weapon raltlites end their courage, if they have any, is merely iibilisigh ,they want those mental energies which the bayonet, - scepiires.energies which a Frenchman, or a French masPs slave, never can command, while the unnatural system of terror under which --R^NAPA4IIII collects his myrmidons, is permitted to exist ! We present our readers with the unvarnished state , • mews of the honest Russians with singular satisfac tion. Victory now follows the track of . the Russian eagle wherever it moves 44 CARLSHAM, NI:NEMER 11, a We have just received intelligence from Riga that a battle has been fought between Smolensk and Moscow, which terminated in favour of the Russians. Fifteen thousand French were obliged to lay down their arms. The military chest was alsO taken, be. sides an immense quantity of ammunition and bag. gage. 4, FALMOUTH,. NOVEMBIER IS. Anfitiyl the A. etive. Dechciars, from Gibtaltu tiverfiy:tcs 4 ) dayi e — His Majesty's Opt %Nautili CfiPCCODIta, with their coo! ill r f luft, etptiiiis .ICIDD,7 Busiir, for Barbatioet , Corunna Ai44.1l and the Windsor'Cittle packet, and Maltaiwiall with *As. Wi ..No arrivals.—tihoNht t" flea for the Mediterranean • .. GQTTENUMGH,•NOyEMBER 14. 44 From- Stockhohn they writ*, under date of tit. , 10th, that they have received intelligence of further successes gained by the Russians, but had not then rcceived the official accounts. 44 Report says, that an hundred . covers of Napo. icon's' plate was taken at Moscow. to The Gentleman who broughr the intelligence to Carlsham of a battle having been fought between *Moscow anti Smolensk, declares, that previous to leaving Itiga be had seen General Essen's Of4cial Bulletin of the affair. 'Piety sail ( . ~f giSsian men of war:pawed Pini. op Sax dey lest for England, ten of the line, the , • el:tinder foigatesand sAallor vessels. 7.tfidittiral Crown from :Archangel, with !even sail of ibi 'lived at Ihriabcrg. The ship that was ttiseing and sippoied: to be lest„lrlonging to that,fleet, is at pre ' tent Tollalstwg, beedaely evpected here." • . RUSSIAIg .1;i1J101- t ErlNS. o F fictAL AOpolnirs PROM THE ARMY. • The • COmmander in Chief of the'Aimy, TKO, Marshal General Prince liihtttrff, reports to his Ism ; Mais,ays enclei - chtte44ll3th of October, fit* the Chtucli village of Leteecliollite, as folds : •• vt,l4prom the happiness mbst sobstaissively to . In - ferns' y, 4; imperial bla.lestY, thee Vlntisd ihnw, who was detached with erders crinnsais to antl en the whole distance, between Cinlintak and Mo sliailt;:hititdiiisciitioni to. Make the iimeractios of the "inirenchtnents which the enemy blit thrown op in town- of yiesijo his fsqji-ikbiter. "Dili brave Cl aw has enecdted Asa' vowßae' and rapidity:.. • • • 4 f A . Pair of Westphalian colontv, 1 lave' herewith the honoin to at ibennaraiis4o4onsr r Itnperial Majesty, and &reel Altniber of .prsVi r On, , ice trophies by erbickthis Ong will be co met rated. youriritperaOttry leafs Arf the p ar tacit= circuassmee ns vinfory from . iii,ret (I:ll4gi:Penera.l t)orocha*, whiolandiotaidwlefoi• t*otigtll.l . .. 4 . - a . .1 . ,fe .• 1 • ; I • • it The Aidjtstasit CIC rar leigt • • 4$ I on it; and 'crossed the • it**, near • ma rched . Drniga, and notwilstanding 'kilo dangor td which I was esptised from the enemy's twerps under Macdo nald, by-the taemplary valottrolthe Russian: troops. 1, - on the 7th (19th) Octeber, overthrew the strong position of the enemy, heir thu river of I.7schatcli. netd at the wish of Count Wittgenstein, pursued him ,lio within 14: ty , tsto of Polottic, exactly at the 6110 i 'birwas storm ';g the town. i,. ' •• The extra( tclinary darkness of the night prp:l vented us firm prosecuting our victory any further. Without tecic nine the enemy's dead and severillri wounded, we have taken one Colonel, 37 superior .0 ffiicers, and about 500:men, commissioned oflicets and privates. I have to render Priicular praisetu s ' 'the Commander of the §tairok.the corps, lkikar-Oot neral Rock, for his manly. courage and prudVntdrae‘' sures in asduing toy oPeationii. , 4. Owing to the olt6i*ss df the time and my broken state of health, I'6,lnm:slat present enter into further details t e spectingoilsere who have- sign a li ze d I themselves, nor of ourlost.. Kr more particular in formation of alt the difficAtiestUrmounted, trethr IQ ;:iapr latoperial Majesty's' Militant, Coleniet ilehpity . by wliom I . forward this mbmissive Report." • ILIPTILR ?ROM COUNT WITTGNNIIIIIIN . TO LIMIT/MANZ-A GENERAL COUNT SVIIIIIIIILL. .01 .• .- .0 1 have the honour le 'Congratul a t e your Excel. limicy..ou the taking of'. the town of Poloolc, for the sappy result•of which &ass muds indebted to-the co. ' operation of your fog*. I- hope that we shall to morrow-see-each other is thattown, awl consult to. pant on whatever is neausary concerning our fur ther °proximo,. I humbly reque s t y our Highness , 1 -_, .will se to give orders to Lieutenant Colonel le..l(4__• Amps topmasts the menu, as • much fu r th er as prit i. ,; . _tePul'... bi a , as m y cava l ry canaptget so quickly across del 4 1 1 • 111 " 4714 Dwinc, she bridges being spoiled. • I woos • . ..•• I am this moment planting artillery on argtus: il i round the cloister, to drive aw a y tie enemy ir lac as other side, but i n no great numbers " l. • . , . • ~... • • - - The severity of the attack 'whi c h his &la.:milt ex. i : , perienced on Sat u rd a y l ost ,- we are , i n fo : me. ea ; ' Ist,* ' : t; : :ceeded any of Lae former paroxystes ; and dispatches - were en that day nueicrq Mildew ht all directions. 'e a t Parliament wall caftan:ly neeet on the 24th instant. lts' 0a licsudity ',dote Mb, dill 41 . NCE Raossir will deli: *, rm. dif 4aiesch from.thet,tom . ; or, at all'esmate,'li . s ' ,: will be dßivelwdsuna h. ' ~, s ik coqunencit.be.iktit! indirn 10.., .1C is- agein' . .4e i nk; ituitounod, that Mr; ` 2O ) Y "iltAr OP401.1? kliPPOStaii OAdiWitiltthe leir. como.T at: -'''. s-• -" •.'.- - -•-• .. .• ' • • •••• , .. . ... • • MILFORD. Thie dal arrived /earache for London, , Teneriffe, by the Fre4ll, where she was taken pussesik-, sara, and gives up to tha Aritish bithe iaterflQ tiEthe British Consul. • •_ . PROVIDENCE AMER ICA, IP. • • " Prbeareir bri g , Mama, *sat $ 'collw info, arrived at Nimbi u'ypois oa Ws &GAN Mu fibs , lend divan sail of English vests% viz. tbsi Doke of Itkagbals, arrived some days Sim ; brig Pomona, room. for nu Lawrence, and sent baps to bialifamits 44004 poWonons; brig Devonshire, Teigwippleb, far X. /sat to Fnusce); brig Concord, from do. fC n o, (burnt= ligellion and Charlotte, tposn•Quebee, for orisfrouibs 110141arnber (ordered b); skips Diana; • Ste 4 1011r07ilpr DOW° 'nil wit "' ghwillisilbtali i ipkosg al :=l Os died States). 'lle Delmar bas ' wade 190 OP". wboon sent to Halihi, aad.tbe onnwaskein board; mass IsR $ soon florin its arm !wink Wry kit WO al board, 81 beteg absent in prizes .fir # brig, loaded with wine and frait,pr a isMa i ll "n otitiooo l ll lo ' rived at balsas ea Thursday eisoonsg—and4 sciaoasf i ala Judea, warp ram and sops, west oe, al* e phas war A•. r cOi 1.7. i0r5, Stijl rem.tiq. ' ` tiled the Princes Elizitoch pro,: 1r Lis.;on ; the N}lnph'pailpt, c; the Duke tit Kent packet, fit ila packet, Bitoners, for Lae tie packet, §4tton,for GibrO, or niiiis.--Vind S.E. strong r ild the Iv hid continue at 1,11 l anean wal sail in the in • . , 110, NOVtli4BEil 16, - the Juno, 'ittrisysitsoan, fog . after haviat bees* itng etiOh, and' caned to posteiiion • btby the a tiwi 4 a •••• • • • a • viff a .......... Yes%ss,clay i. C0urt ......,— 0f MW'S wU la. Si ; 1 East ludia-House,.when tbe.appeintineet of of - MOIRA to be Governor-General of Commander-in-Chieflin India, took.plac le g rt e wanders of the und.epineutioned,ahi,Ps tad( lesse , vions to departing . for - their reapecttraiiii . via. Charles Grant, Marquis Cinntlen• reritee" iiawi Marquis of Ely, "and Viral lianiti. to , and China ; and the Caret, 'for St. - Helena, BO* tin, and Chini. ' • • ". t 1 Last night Mr. RAs made hissecnnti appearances tirnry.lane Thtatre in the charaiter or Ifasht. slit! is but justice to say that helm formed - the pen wr greet..propriety. He displayed many goodS 7 0 an actor, and we look forwardio his imp . Wilt confi4ertce, being 'of are age when the susceptible of impressrona.t He speaks an runway , . indiin general dle words ars'formed and MOO .bo unihirtily well on the tongue, that we ivaded ,ite . we soon, becimiS a most useful 44 lite actor,. • 1:14-1rat we ll rectire4 by a siv-r ( clinics. • - • - • ' • • -