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etBAALtAft. AND MALTA .MAtLB. a L m.m.6 . ..m The Princess Charhmte packet hat arrived at Fat month, ivith Mails fi om the Mediterranean. She kf ; Messina on the 18th January, Malta on the 24th,. and Gibraltar on the 20th Rbruary, in company i vi t h his Majesty's ships YORK, LIIIIDtIf, and HAL.- c yor, the former ship with a fleet under convoy for Portsmouth ; a Messenger, with Dispatches from WILLIAM BENTINCK, came in her, and went off iondiately for London, on his landing. The intelligence from Sicily is highly gratifying, Lord WILLIAM BENTINC/C 2 B proposals to the Sicilian G o vernment having been acquiesced in to the fullest extent. F ront Gibraltar we learn, with regret, that Meant i s not expected to hold out much longer► The fol lowing will be found to contain the substance of the i nt elligence brought by the above Mails : 44 GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY 1. • Sotne Spanish Officers arrived on Wednesday at Algeziras, who left Valencia since the capitulation of the 9th ult They state, that it was preceded by 14 days' strict blockade, and four days bombardment, which had destroyed several buildings, and spread terror and dismay among the inhabitants and garri. ;on. The latter consisted of between 8 and 9000 men. —it has obtained the most favourable terms. The Officers are allowed to keep their horses and baggage, and the men their knapsacks ; and the whole are to be exchanged as soon as possible against the French prisoners from the depots of Carthagena, Alicant, Minorca, and Majorca." " GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY S. ' At Algeziras, a letter from General Ballasteros to the Governor was published three days ago, of Which the following is a translation " LOS POBLACIONES, FEBRUARY s. t have the satisfaction of informing you, that the General of Division Curius, and that of hluneer, were last night cortipletely beaten by my brave troops. :iii-Beth Generals were advancing for the purpose of surrounding my position. One of General Curius's Aid.de•Camps has fallen into our hands, and the enemy have sustained a considerable loss, having been gallantly charged, and pursued for upw'ards of four miles. On the preceding night they also made an attempt, although few in number, to dislodge me from this point, where f was with the division of Ballasteres only ; but they were under the necessity of reciting in haste. This occurrence, so happy for our arms, will be memorable in the history of our tsrolution.". IP ii r. (PRIVATE LETTER.)-.." PALERMO, JAN. 7. 11 I think it is probable you may know more of the politics respecting this island than I have any preten sions to. All I can say is, that a conspiracy of a very serious nature was discovered a few weeks since : a Colonel in the Sicilian service,. a Commodore of the flotilla, with IA others, were detected, and their trials are now going on before a General Court-mar tial. Three Calabrians have been hanged as spies, and a Captain in the Sicilian service has been hanged for carrying oh a correspondence with the enemy." :ft " MESSINA, JANUARY 8. "His Sicilian Majesty, desirous that all those per ions Who were arrested on the night of the 2d Dec. and on the following days, may be brought to trial, has directed that a council of war shall be assembled, composed of British and Sicilian Officers, and has committed the choice of the members which shall compose the said council to his Excellency Lord NV. BZNTINCK, Minister Plenipotentiary from his Britan nic Majesty to the Court of Palermo, and Comman der-in-chief of the British army in the Wands of the Mediterranean." " A LICA NT, JANUARY 21 " No doubt you will ere this have heard of the sur render of Valencia on the 10th Instant, to General Sachet ; the garrison, consisting of about 10,000 men, to be exchanged immediately, rank for rank with an equal number of French prisoners. The result of a Council held here has been a determination to resist the fulfilment cf those farms as far as respects this place and Carthagena. The prisoners here have con' !equently been sent to Cabrira. The remains of the infantry of Generals Mahi and rreire, about 5000, hare been joined to General Roche's division, who 11 0's has the direction of all the troops here. He pays arms, and clo t h es t h em , i n all 6000 men. The Go., v enlor de la Cruz commands the whole. Generals ILibi and Freire go to Carthagena and the neigh bourhood: the latter must still have 1000 cavalry. ei On the 15th we Wete alarmed by the appearance of General Montbrun and a French division, before They were in all 4000 men, but our fears r-ad doubled and trebled this number. They threw "Qe grenades into the centre of the town, and then l ent a summons to surrendtr, which was replied to in the negative. On the 17th they departed, after Plundering and destroying every thing that came in ihttr way. It appears they belong to Marmont's ar raY, and n ot to S uchet ' s. The latter, we are told, h f 4s sent some t roops to C atalonia and Arragon, theta cannot think of us for the present ; in this we Pot but little faith. The head-quarters of his van guard, under Baron de Harespi, have, for some time, hem Alery se ven l eagues from hence. Sueliet's 11 st requisition in Valencia was for 100,000 hard 7 1131 1 ; be now demands, within one month, One ier ng ith ;n- cep._ ret be. ha! s. chi agly IAS - Tilt ARMY, TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sta —ln your Paper of the 29th of last month, you included the Cambridge Regiment In the fist yob save of those Regiments of Militia In Great Britain which had not furnished their quota of Volunteers for the Regular Forces in the year 1811. I request you will correct this mistake. The Cambridge Regiment not only furnished its full quota on that occasion within a few days after the Act of Patna*sent had been officially made known to the men, but has never failed to evince the same laudable spirit 1 and zeal for the service of their country from the time that efE• dent measure was first resorted to in the year 1799. I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, T. VACIIIILL, Camb. Rest. Berwick•upon•Tweed, March 3, 1512. The Cambridge Regiment marched from Sunder land on the 18th and 19th of last month, and marched into Berwick on the 22d and 24th, where it is now stationed. Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN HOPE, the newly ap pointed Commander in Chief in Ireland, arrived in Dublin on Sunday se'nnight from Scotland. Lord FongEs commands Dublin garrison in room of Sir CHARLES ASGILL. General FORBES is not the SOB of Lord GRANARD, as erroneously supposed. He is a Scotch gentleman, and an officer of great expe rience and ability. The Court Martial assembled at Ipswich for the trial of a Captain, two Lieutenants, and an Ensign of the Clare Militia, has terminated with the adiuittal of the entire, who have in consequence returned to their regiment. Saturday morning part of the 37th regiment arri. ved at Portsmouth from Chichester, and embarked for Gibraltar. The remainder of the regiment were to embark yesterday and this day. Major CAMPBELL, of the Old Buffs, who distin guished himself in the campaigns in Spain and Por tugal, has arrived in town. He is on his way to the Depot at Deal Barracks, to enable the Field Officers of the lbt Battalion, at Deal Barracks, to join that fine battalion serving under Lord WELLINGTON, and which will be near 1000 effective men when she rein forcement note at Portsmouth goes out to them. Saturday, the Westmeath Militia marched into Deal Barracks from Hythe. The Derby Militia have occupied the barracks at Dover from Hythe, which the Westmeath left on the 2d instant. 'the Royal Meath Militia are now expected to re place the Westmeath Regiment at Hythe. The Brigade of Royal Marines, under the com mand of Major WILLIAMS, who are returned from Lisbon, disembarked on Monday last, at Portsmouth, and are quartered in the neighbouring towns. Brigadier-General Moons is arrived at Portsmouth, and is going on the Staff to Alderney. DUBLIN, MARCH 5. CATHOLIC BOARD.—This great delegated body of the Irish People continues to meet from day to day. Yesterday the Members were occupied in balloting for twenty-one Members to proceed to London with the Address to his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE GENT. For sn i mportant and honourable a mission, it is natural there should prevail much competition. The Earl of FINGALL was elected Chairman of it by acclamation, and Mr. HAY was appointed to act as Secretary in the same honourable manner ; a bal lot then took place, when the following Noblemen and Gentlemen were chosen: The Earl of Shrewsbury; the Earl of Kenmore; die Viscount Gormanston ; the Viscount Southwell ; the Lord Killeen; the Hon :;Thomas Barnewall; the Hon. Charles Ffreneh ; Sir Thomas Es monde, Bat t. Sir Edward Peltew, Bart. Sir Thomas Goolii, Bart. George Bryr.a, Jenkinstown ; Owen O'Connor, BaLutagar ; John Burke, Glinskt ; Win. G. Bagot, Castle Bogor ; Randal M•Don nel, Dublin ; Thomas Wise, Manor, Waterford; John Lalor, Cranagh ; Miles M`Donnell, London; Major-General Ambrose O'Ferrall ; Peter,liodkin Hussey, Dingle ; Dominick W. O'Reilly, Kildangan Castle. The following Ministerial arrangements are re. ported in the higher circles to be finally settled : Lord Viscount SIDMOVTII succee.ls Earl CAMDEN, as President of the Council. The Earl of BucrincinAmsntar goes to the Board of Controut, vice Lord Viscount MaLviLLE, who is named for the head of the Admira'ty. Mr. VANSITTART 111 to be Chancellor of the Exchequer—Mr. Pescayst.. as First Lord of the Treasury, will, however, still be Prime Minister. Mr. BRAGG BATHURST, is, It IS said, to succeed Mr. Rime' in the Home Department. On Friday the Duke of Youk held a Military Le vee at his Office in the Hone Guards. On Saturday his Royal Highness was sufficiently recovered from his sprained ancle to be able to ride on horseback. On Saturday the Marquis of Winans-ran had an audience of the PRINCE. R entrr, at Carlton-House, when his Royal Highness was pleased to appoint him Groom of the Stole, in the room of the Earl of WIN CHILSEA, resigned, who has accepted the place of Comptroller General of the Windsor Department of the Household. Mr. FISHER. the Messenger, will accompany Mr. Lrsrox, is his mission to Constantinople. Mr. WALSH, the Messenger, will accompany Mr. THORNTON on his mission, which, it is rumoured, will be to Sweden. Lvcrum.—.LA new musical A fterpiece was on Sa turday produced at this Theatre, under the whimsical title of rttrn Out. It is from the pen of Mr. KENNY, and was very favourably received. A puff of smock which found its way from one of the lobby fires into the pit of the Pantheon Theatre, on Saturday night, excited some alarm in the audience but it instantly labsided. It was occasioned by an indiscreet supply of coals. It was said on Saturday, that on the 22d ultimo DAvousx issued an Order for the sequestration of all the Swedish property at Hamburgh and the other ports within the limits of his government. The American Papers abound with accounts of the recent tremendous earthquakes which had taken plate in North America. Several islands in t2•.e Mississippi, had disappeared. The banks on both sides had fallen in to a prodigious extent, and at cmeplace about 300 acres of a solid body. The shocks lasted about twelve days, with intervals of 15 and 20 minutes. NAVAL IttintidtArcE. FALMt/UTH, MARCIFI An ived the Princess Charlotte packet, *kb a mail from Malta and Gibraltar : left the former place the 25th February. The Nocton picket left Ms . tha for Messina 18th January. The Adolphus packs t arrived at Malta 13th January. On the 9th February, in lat. 35. 45. long. 2. 20. E. the Princess Charlotte fell in with a French privateer, and after a running fight of two hours beat her off. His Majesty's ship YORK sailed from Gibraltar the 18th uh. with a convoy for England, and may► be hourly looked for. PLYMOUTH, MARCH E. Came in the BRAMBLE sloop of war, from a crttize ; and the Francis hired cutter, from the coast of France. Sailed the PELICAN sloop of war, with the body of Admiral Sir Cuanza Ccrirrox oa board, for Ports mouth. His Majesty's ships Mamma and NIEMEN captured the American schooner Thomas, from Sa- I lem, bound for Bourdeaux. She proved very leaky, and bad weather coming on, they were obliged to take out the crew and abandon her; she soon after went down. MARCH 7.—Came in his Majesty's ships DaTAD, SWIFT, BELLE Police, and RAPID, from a cruise.-- A French privateer this morning chased a merchant brig nearly into Penlee Point. The FoxtiounD sloop of war, lying in the Sound, immediately got under weigh, and went in pursuit of her. Arrived the Iris, Taavtrr, from Portsmouth, bound to Viana : she met with very bad weather, and was obliged to heave part of her cargo overboard, and came in here very leaky. She sailed from Portsmouth under con voy of the Funtause frigate, with a fleet of about 120 sail, and parted on Thursday last, at which time the convoy had experienced very had weather, and it is feared they will be obliged to put back.—Wind W. YARMOUTH, M ‘i CH 8. Arrived yesterday After post, his Majesty's saps HEARTY ) from off the Tezel; Amos,frorn a cruize ; and FLAMER ) from a cruize. Sailed the LEVERET ) for off the Dogger ; also the RAVEN for off the Tezel, and the FLAMER for the Downs, with a convoy. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Captain S. H. Linzee, to the Temeraire; Captain D. Camp bell, to the Rosamond ; Lieutenant C. Walker and Lieut. R. H. Rogers (the latter of la Rhin), are promoted to the rank of Com manders; Lieut. J. A. Blow, to the Signal Station of Folkstone Cliff; Lieutenants Crichton,. te the Rhin; Caleb Jackson, Va liant; Charles Fraser, Murus; Thomas Drane, Regulus; Edw. Purcell, Marlborough; Henry Bird, Rover; Mr. A. Hogg, to be Purser of the Prince ; Mr. W, Knaprnan, to be Purser of the Maida; Mr. J. Johnstone, to be Surgeon of the Crow, vice Dt. Lind. -• tAsT On Baturde7 b the dispatches hy the LA.aktel, ASTZL4 A&141 9 EARL tir. VINCLIIIT, Panics A.ot,,r. CHAPMAN', LADY CARRINOTON g and Banat. werd finally closed at the List India House, and ddirered to their respective Pursers. PASSENGERS. Pea Sett Banda c.—For Bengal--Mr. Edwardian) tiarritta ton, Alexander L. Lindsay, and Charles Harding. Welters • Soo ' rah, Louis; and Charlotte Winele proceeding to th e w fns:nds ; Mr. Alexand e r D. use, an d Richard Halifax Natives ; WiUbae Henry Valpy, ri c er; Christoph er Ri c h a r dson, Na *el sod w.fe ; Vito. Richardson, Native, and wife • Mr. H. tit. Ore* 'f u ben Senior Mercha n t, witl, niece, ma two sere.utts ; Smith, Writer; (larks Carey and Wm. Briggs, Carirts.--tiri St. Georgel--Mr. John Jones, Aoluant-surgeo ; Heitiyirtvra•li. Writer; Win. Denhohn Dalseli, Cadet; and James Al'an Dal. sell, Writers.—Vclunteers for the Bengal Net Ilemee-...Mr. John Prince Gran and A. W. Gray. Pea heir La.oraCrianinovon.—.Fer 11.44141 -z-Mr. ?demi Mils. Native.—For Bombay — Mr. Gilbert , deer ; Ater Hs field, prticeeding to her husband; Wm. How, Hodlield, set sun and Matilda Hanna, proceeding with Mrs. Ha. 16.1611 M ty Ann Morris, proceeding to her friends; Mr. Fet , r 1 3 11 and Hyacinth Franc's,Daniel 011 ext ivy , Cadets.— °hngers for the Marines —bin Wm. Roes, and W L Rogers. Pea SOUP Cie ralas.—• For Bombay—Mr. Charles ilo 1* Lieutenant of Marine s ; W m. Roy, Free Mariner ; lobo Lauri, James Cock.; George Washipmes Gibe's. Cadets.—Voleuseere for the Bombay Marine—Mr. Jr,. ph Millar, John Sawyer, Charles Goodbowin, and admit Wm. Harris. Pea Sete EMIL Sr. Vinceerv.—For Beogal.—fuie Brotttl proceeding to her husband; Mr JefUSS Ptatbefoe, Free &firmer. Bathisht Thomson, Froceeding so her husband; Emily Ciark Native; Mr. Chooses Foreman, Free Mariner; Sarah Ana. Bromley, proceeding to bra father ; sad Mr. Jobe lingiens Par her e Cadet. For Fort 't. George—i Mr. John Prim, Cadet. Pal Sate PRINCE RIG Deagal—Mntgatit Tyder s proceeding to h e r friends ; Carotin Marken, Native ; Mr. Res nabi Macpherson, Free Merchant; tasks Finnigan. prensede ing to her once ; Mr. Murton!) O'Brien, to settle bis Mika I Thomas Ort, Native; James Pate:ere, Writ. Ifols•ig, Henry Ito. leigh Impey, and Wm. Sa rgent , C a d ets . — F ot Fort St. Oriarge..r Mrs. Harriet Rickert; Ann, Emily, Hatriet, and Mimi Ricketts. her daughters ; Sapphic* Pater, proceeding to her busy; Mr. Edward Busby, and Mr Henry Gem, Cadets. Pia Snip Asia.—Por Bengal—Mr. John Nkholl, Adam. Surgeon; Lieut. George Lane; Mr. John Shute Colliageenisl, SO reside three yams; Mr. Robert Patten, Free Manner Mile* Robert M`Cully Pollock, Wm. Dame, Thomas Swain*, Theo mai Des Yone, Charles Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald. OW* Joshua Crane, John Anderson Barator, ,, and Geo. Wm. how Hickman, Cadets.—For Fort St. George—Mr. Win. Dynisy, Lieutenant ; Mr. John Hod gson , Seni or M erchant; Mr. Thomas H:wes, Lieut.-Colonel; and Joseph De Silva. Fax Sint Lastassis —For Bengal—Messrs. Daniel Hardily, A%slstant-Surgeon ; and Robert Urcgory Trill, Free Mirinere—• For Sr. Helena—Mr. Tana Leeson, Mrs. B Lesson, to reside Messrs. Patrick KAM, Ca; tarn; William Chimberlain, Native; John Di ing, Richard Robert Jelin Miss Sarah Ann Julio, Mr. Charles Seaweli, Mrs. Margaret Seawell, Harriet Knieve, Mary Ann Seawell, and Charles Seawcll, to reside. Pea Susi AST rtr —For Bengal—Messrs. George Robinson, Writer; John Vincent Briscoe, ditto; John Swiney, M. D. As. sistaitt•Surgeon, reaming; Richard Welsh, Free Mariner t Jobs Fewell, Native • Henry Charles Robert Wilson, ditto ; G.-or g e _Cracklow, cad et; Sidney Sunny, ditto; Peter Selwood Hewn*, ditto; Thomas Lamle, ditto; Ruben Roxburgh, ditto; Joseph Yelloly Watson, ditto —Fort St. George—Mrs. Sarah Adair, re. turning to her I,e , batid, a Sergeant in his Majesty's 407:i Reg. Rent; Messrs. Robert Hale Carstrardine, En.ign; James Low, Cadet; Valentine isle Mains, ditto; Richard Thomas Hannah Carter, ditto; Lihn Lockhart, ditto; and James Forrest, ditto. DISTRIBUTION OF FRIZE-MONEY. The aservax sloop of war, Captain ALEXANDER FRAZER, arrived on Friday at 'Portsmouth, frock Halifax and Bermuda ; left the former place on the 20th of December, and the latter on the 10th salt. Admiral SAWYER, with the Armee, 64, Capt. BAP" TA RD ; RELVibItItA k Captain Bvitox ; JuLta, Hon. VAL. GARDINER ; PUMPER, JUNIPEE, and Curren schooners, were at Bermuda. The JULIA had lately returned from the West Indies. The MORGIANA sloop had been launched at Bermuda, and commis. sioned by Captain Scorr, late Flag-officer to Ad miral SAWYER. The SeLen was nearly ready, and Lieutenant REDDIE is to command her. The Enure, Lord JANES Tows/man, was the only ship left at Ha. The RICHMOND gun-brig, Lieutenant B A RTIIOLO- i lifax. The Conte, Captain Brao, was appointed maw, lately captured in the Mediterranean L'lntre- to bring home the first convoy for the season from pid French privateer, after a gallant action ; but the New Brunswick. The GUEERIIRE, Captain DACRIS, prize, which was very valuable, and greatly superior and /Eoeus, are likewise under orders to return to in point of strength to the RICH MOND , caug h t fi re i En g l an d. Th e I NDIAN , C apta i n J ANE, had taken a and blew up before being taken possession of, the ' valuable prize, laden with slaves, gold dust, and men having previously escaped on shore. 1 ivory, which she took into New Providence, and there , condemned. The dock-yard which i s constructing Bonaparte has granted s i x li censes to t h e merc h ants at Bermuda, was rapidly proc e edi ng w i t h. • The port of Bourdeaux, and thirty• s i x ot h ers f or t h e accom modation of Amsterdam, Hamburgh, and other •of Halifax had been again opened to th e A mer i cans , commercial cities. We underst an d t h ey vary i n t h e i r under certain restrictions. The naval promotions conditions. One of them run s th us : 1 which have taken place on the s t at i on , have all Lean • • i.e. The vessel must first take in her cargo at ........., to con- 'under the sanction of the Admi ra l t y. ; silt of wines of the fi rst qaality, and of silk goo d s o f French Monday last, Joke Sicken was tried before the manufacture, to the value of 25,000 f. High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, for bein 241. The said vessel, on her return, will hr allowed to import g raw sugars, concerned in the shocking ontrages whi e h e ste tom . indigo, coff e e, dry hides, en the following propor- 1 ; mitted in that City on the night of the 31 st D ecem b er d ews—for one ton of wine (four hog s h ea d s ) may he Imported SO lit. 01 raw sugars, or 20 cwt. of toffre, or 150 lb. of indigo, last. The prisoner was found guilty, and was Wit• 4.01110 lb. of dry hides. The wine to b.. previously exported. i tenced to be executed on the 19th of April next. in g s/ laid vessel may import drugs , the impartation of which 1 The nod charm consequence of his form e r jury, I tmee be balanced by the previous exp o r tat i on o f an equal va l ue 1 ,_... of wines of the fi rst quality—the said 'Cue to be fixed by the . LCI-9 unanimously recommended him to mercy.... atamber of Litigation. It is also to be understood that the yes. 1 Hugh M.lntosb, Neil Sutherland, Hugh M'Do. ssi cannot sail for any ports than those mentioned, nor export nor staid, (who went by the nickname of beetreveiit) Geo. Dort any other goods than those specified. Napier, John Grotto, and James Johnstone, six of The following extract of a letter from Captain 4.. th e persons accused or/Ring concerned in the above DAWSON, of the American brig Hannah, dated Ply- . riots, have been indicted to stand trial for the murder mouth, March 3, affords an admirable ttractkal con-I of Dugald Campbell, police officer, and aho f or ten Imo on the Duke of Cadore' s °icier/ notation of the , various acts of robbery, committed on the same night. repeal of the Berlin a,.d Milan Decrees:--"t I sailed I —J o h n White, baker, Margaret, his wife, and Alex. from Savannah on the Ist of February, and yebter- : ander Macdonald, her son, by a first marriage, and day arrived abreast of the Start Paint, at two P.M. 1 Robert Gann, a painter, have been committed by the and perceived a, sail coming up fast. At three was . Magistrates, for trial, also accused of being co seem. hailed, and on answering from Savannah, bound to i ed in the above riots, and for reset.ing sto l en goods. Portsmouth, and that I wa s an Am er i can b r i g , he Conte.ntexer, Manx-emne—sThis day t h e f res h ran up alongside, and k e p t up a fi re o f musquetry for ' arrivals of Wheat make a middling supy • sales eight or ten minute s , w hi c h h as d one us cons i derable readily e ff ected, at an increase In price of a b out Ss. damage. He afterwards boarded us with twenty or per quarter. Barley likewise in tolerable supply, and thirty men; hove the Mate overboard, wounded mr , st fully maintains last prices. Malt and White Peas at of the crew, myself they beat out of the cabin into , little variation. Beans of bath kinds rather dearer. the forecastle, and then back into the cabin ; took the j We have several arrivals of Otts, but from a demand hat off my head, broke open all my chests and trunks, :in this trade, sales are quoted somewhat highes t and plundered them of every thing that was valuable; Flour inclinerupwards. took my papers, writing desk, and all the cabin stores; ! CORRINT IMICItS AS SYNDER : , • • took myself and all the crew on board their vessel, • Beans 531. 595. ".. -1... t• 1250.1305. Wheat, ere toss ans. which proved to be a French privateer, but her name , Fine ditto , Tick ditto (new) rOs.Sre. . they would not tell; and steered to the southward, for Rye 522. 58s Ditto (fine Old) Is. Vfs ight Bliley. 585. the first port in Fr ance . I n t h e morning, about e Malt, , SOs 84s. 22i. mt. Oats, 319. 37. sea Poland ditto, 40s. 418. Or nine o'clock, w e p erce i ve d a b r i g o f war in chase; White Peas, (Boilers) 70P(N . s2s. - ame ditto, sits 41s. 114. • they bore up for the Hannah, took out all their men, i Cher ditto , line 57.... hour, 951. toOt e - n Seeend s , POs co ear. March 11. ' 644 ' Rape Seed. sf 60-.2611. put myself and c r e w i nto t h e boat , and cast us off to l i the mercy of the waves , w i t h a small beat, all stove ' Beef Ss lid to Os Id V ea l 7s O d to Ile 44 to pieces. I wav e d a h an dk erc hi ef to t h e brig of wars Mutton es 2d to Is 4d Pork Is Oda 71 44 . I which they perceived from the mast-head, tacked, a BAD OF camas TOM DAT. • . i picked us up, then run up to my vessel, took charge Beasts, abo"ut 2240—Shoop and Lambe, 12010. 1 .-: 1 4 . lif her, and steered f or Pl ymout h . "—Th e b r i g o f war . Calves, SO—Pigs, 25a. . 4 ..,.: PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SIVIITHFIRLI3.•' ' 4 ' • 4 Was the PERSIAN, Captain Bserame, which went in chase of the p r i vateer . Hay 41 4s to 51 Is N ew Clover S I 5s to 61 Sliti o , ..: .New Hay 01 as to 01 os S traw II 21 to el ea . ' - - Violet for the Swi:t, on her arrival; recalled at M. Marslis and Co. Gosport. Diligence, for thc Sprengerea, and Marea Maria, on board, on the 29th inst.; recelled at 70, Great Russell-street. Helscon, for la Venus, will be recalled at 18. Clernent's.inn. l'ompee, for the Tweed and Canton, on board; recalled at 44, George-street, Ply mouth. Snipper, for the Goede Hoop; and Cart Ludwig; and Arrow, for the San Nicholas and VAl:inure, on the 10th, at 18, George street, Plymouth. Latona, Aitrea, Cruizer, Pylades, Ranger, Busy. Courier Speculator, Fox (No. 1), and Diligent, f or s evera l D utc h an d other vessels. will be paid on the 13th lost. viz.—the Lat.ina, Cruiser, l'ylades. Courier, Speculator, Fox and Diligent, at Messrs. Fisher's, Yarnriuth ; Astrea, Mesas. Cook and Hal ford's, London; Ranger, at Mr. S kes, ditto; and Busy, at Messrs. Onunaney and Druce's, ditto. S.? %4