Star. — London, England, 1806-02-22 00:00:00

irrlcitz. niriiuszat SLAMS This DAY.—Witad S. W. ARC DM • &WA Oa. I Getteriberi• Weer Weed a Haskr* • ir Tams o fanlike • o Pummel, Fla. ig.—This morning arrived the Merchant Taylor, of and from London, with bale goods for Ibis place, which the took on board early in November, at Carpenter Smyth's wharf. The Un derwriters will be glad of her arrival ; as it was fe deral times reported (be was 1013. Arrived elk; the Providence ratter from Plymouth. Faessotrrn, Fs.. 19 —Arrised the Fountain, Bossy ; Union, Evans, and the Golden Fleece, Basses., from Cork; Appledram, Sermon, from thickener - Speculation, Bottom. from London Alert, Be*, from Yarmouth ; Union, Jonas, from Penzance; Fanny, Pares, from Tenby ; Francithos, Surczwraer. from Rotterdam Harlequin, Sear !MlD. Indefatigable, Wm, Diana, Vat:roman, and Amphion. Gsoacs, from Jamaica, for London, lan from Cork; his Majeny's !loop Emmet, with the above four (hips under convoy.—Sailed the Mary, iltarreslLSTOllt, for Plymouth.—Wind N. E. Feted out rt. Fez. so.—Came in the Hibernia, Capt. Cavorter; Jane, Capt. Tarim*, Minerva, Capt. MsCaitreace, all from Belfafi, laden with pro 'Mons and linen, booed to London ; Pruffian gal. Not Vyf Broders, Capt. Zoort, front Rotterdam, bound to St. Martin's, laden with theta, detained by the Lion privateer. Poars mourn. Fes. I.—Arrived the Vices as )'ants man of war, Admiral Coarwaects, from the Channel fleet; Cerezza and FORWARD gun brigs (roma cruize. Sailed the Haltom loop of war, with a convoy for the Dorms. This evening many guns have been firing to the crib:ward of this port, fuppofed to be force veffel or trade on (bore near the Spit. SHE aaaaa I, tal. s r.—Sailed this day the FALCON !loop of war, with the trade under convoy for the Elbe, Tonningen, Ite. They had a fine breeze at Swill. The (hip Helena, CARL &unmet mailer, in going out of the harbour to join the convey this morning, got foul of a trinfport. but we are happy to fay, did not receive any matetial damage. DIAL, Fez. al.—Arrived the Venus higate, MOSOITO (loop, EMIRTION and UAGINT gun brigs, fibm a cruize, off Booz,:long.—Sailed the Romu eye frigate, Combatant plum, and Elver:mow bomb. for the Hare; OBERON 1100prOIN a cruise, off Havre- Desert, FRARVAILY 21.—Came in the fchuit Jonge Pieter Jacob, Captain Lancsiooa, from Harlingen. with a cargo of cheefe for this place. Sailed the boy Holftuutg, of Greatzeil, Captain Mr c AILSON, in bal. lan, for Embden ; elf() the boy St. Johannes, Captain' WAt.ess, of Barth, with a Largo of wine and fruit, from Malaga bound to London ; and the 114 Mor. pattern, Captain jtraczasom, of Lubeck, from St.' Übe., With fall, for Memel.—Wind S.W. moderate. aissourn, Fes. al.—This morning arrived the Adventure bye boat. WSIGHT meter, from Gotten burgh: with four mails and eight paffengers, which were landed and forwarded to London ; the bye-boat pile tti-morrow. Arrived the AMARANTH' (loop of .• war; dnd has brought in a (hip which the flopped at fez; alto the FLoassca cutter from a cruise, during which the fell in with a lugger privateer, off the South Foreland; the cutter not being able to come up with her, fent her boat, armed, but the privateer fired into the boat, and wounded two of the men, which obliged the boat to return to the cutter : the privateer had he Nivel. mounted, and full of men. Remain the Chips of war Majetlic, Elephant, Agine , turt, Ruby, Stately, and Roebuck ; Venal frigate ; Diligence, Amaranthe, and Imogene !loops ; Vixon and Calor gun brigs, and two cutters.—Wind S. S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Otaettenn, Ear. sr.—Paired by the Waiter, 110tUtr. Gem Abet; 1 hece Good Brothers, Roach; Overwagt Night, ...-.-.; and the Jonge Jarrow Vetter, Kum, from Embileii --Saikd the Britannia, Tate, for Trinidad; Edward, Walker, for Tobago; Robert and Jane, May; and Juffrow Beanie, Yuyling, for Hamburgb. Aitalven—.At BMW, the Erin, from lioßoo—ln the Clyde, Elizabeth, 14,1Therfon, from' l'ortol.—At Liverpool, Union, Higginbotham, from Bethke—At Kinfak, Nymph, Meadows, from Berhice—At Limerick, Olympus, Howland, from New York—At Belfalt, Wareham. Ew.tio, from New York...At Dub lin, Three Kings, .--, frorn Oportn—At Cork, Caledobi I, Dick- Infon, from Vitzinia—At Newry,Sufann.b, from A licant•-•• At Demerara, Manners, from the Clyde...At New Orleans, Brutus, Boom from LlverpooL - - The George, from Sergi to Prince of Walces Maud, Oaken by la Pucelle privateer, Is retaken. The American lip Rhino Star, laden with roger, coffee. indigo, and cotton, was loft on the c ath nit. ea the Coaft of Fra.cr. The Bryan, —, from Dublin to the Weft Indies, was captured a ith inft. oF Ballyetutoa, Ireland, by L. Cunfiance French priva teer, retaken by Rebuff gun.verel, and arrived at Guernfey. The Mary and Ellen, from Guernfey for Newfoundland ; the Sparrow, —, from Newfoundland for the Mediterranean ; [Se Goldfinch, Carrington, and the Brothers, Sparkes, (rum To bago for London, have been captured and burnt by the Rochefort Nuadron, who fiave olio captured and burnt a Dana ur SwediLli Be* Indianian, homeward bound. The Lola*, from lianibro, is on lore near London derry, and In a dangerous Rate. The Continenda (a Swede), from the eoatt of Spain, is cap- tured by a French privateer, and carried into Ali. firm. The Four Friends, Cumnilu, from Memel to Berwick, i. put into Ketteroe, to Norway, with ids of fails, &a and fo 1...10 , as to be obliged to difcharge and heave down. Journal du Commerce, 57..-. The Mary, Rlikr, from New• cak to Poole, arrived at Calais aid init. prize to l'lmperatrice privateer—Feb. 4. The Henrietta, Lane, from Yarmouth to Southampton, and the Plymouth, Reed, from Newcaftle to Ply mouth, arrived at Calais setts net. prize to PEtoile privateer. The Ann, from St. Vincent's for Dublin, Is on Blurt on t he Laucalire emit, ant it is feared will be tuft. Eatraet ref a Letter from Cape Coati Cafile, I tilt July, iSos. v The Mary, Hanlon. from London for Africa, and back, was well la July, with her main malt being gone, which weald prevent bet aticniptiug a winter 2afrage,* MR. PITT 1.1 . 7110 11l STATE, Eic. This fulemn fcene excited a gr,eat , &oration yer terday, in the neighbourho o d o f Weilmintier. On Thorfday it was not fully attended but yesterday, Weaminfter.hall, and the passes to the Painted Chamber; in which the body l a y, w e re crowded in the extreme. The crowd began to culleß fo early as ten o'clock, and became fo exceffive, that many females fainted, and hundreds, after ftruggling until they became faint with the fatigue, were happy to effea their efeape with their lives. The guard was accordingly doubled, and an additional number of conftables were called in, at the head of whom was that very furtive and meritorious officer, Mr. Townt: bend. The Nobility and Gentry, who came in car- riages, *etre admitted through the Houle of Lords, at the door of which a ftrong body of Martltairnen were placed for their proteaton and the excitation of pedals not of that rank. Among theft were— The Rem) of Ely; the Marchleocfs of Sanitary, and Lady and E Cecil; Lord Carrington Ind family; Lord P G /1=1; Lady ; Colonel lbettyward; Mn. Mims* foe; Mr. Borland's family; Sir John Throgmorton's family; Sir Robert W4rant's family; and many others. THE FUNERAL. The Nobility and Gentry hi mourning, without weepers, and with Mourning (words ; the Knights of the feveral Orders wearing their refpeaive collars, and the Naval and Military Officers in their full uniforms, with crape round their arms and hats, 'trembled at ten o'clock in the morning, in the rooms prepared for their reception near the Painted Chamber, and the Procetlion being marfltalled, proceeded, about two o'clock this day, as follows : High Ceanakie of Wcfetinfter, In his Waal drefs,witb a Mach Elk kart, hatband, and gloves, his etver Ralf at his Mott hifiZlathe Cotter of AMTS. in a black cloth Noah. Melt of dos Arms of the College on id siblialtierA black cap ast 1111 bled, eel kb lia! tipped with Ow and faried with Six Gotham . tit bSi i did desks awl ceps, and bat black _ - - !ether to their heads. Forty revels Pow Mee, two and rim, is blab ferge does, with badges of the emit of dm daunted on the ihoolda, block caps on dealt heridnomellassi Marl Raves to their handl. Diem and Hrem—Draw Major. Timingues.—Serjeaut Trumpeter. Rot/get:rag mg ins Mantle, Purkivants of Anne, is dots eases at. with their Tabards over their cloaks, Ilk kerma, hatbands, sad gloves. THE STANDARD, borne by an Eremite, having two rapport/re in mourning, with Ilk (cart's, hatbands, and gismo. Trumpets. Rouge Dragon and Portcullis, Parruivants of AMM. bibbed as the other Ofileere of Arms. THE GUIDON, Borne and fupperted u the Standard. Savants of the Relations of the Deceared,two Ira two, in mourning. with crape hatbands. Servants of the Duetted, in the fame meaner and dais. Olken of the Wardrobe, in mourning, black Ilk karts, hat. bands and gloves. Gentlemen. Erulna. PhyGeians of the Deeeared. Divines in clerical habits. Secretary arpem et the Da:eared. Richmond Herald, habked as die other Oilcan of Arms. The Banner of the Craft of PITT. berm and rammed Is the °acing who attended the Bay tide it lay in State. Knights &dada% &tale of London. Aldermen of Leaden. Makers in Chancery and Sajcint et Law. Bollekor Gateral. Attorney OcueraL Jatcatif the Admiralty. of the Bath. Baronets. A Modems Uglier (with twoAlaws) corrytng a elk easpet sod a black vdret odder, whereon the trophies are to be de• pared in the Church. 'Comptroller, Thehrer, sad &sward of the Hotifehnid of the da deakd, In mourning cloaks, bearing white Races. Younger leas of Banes. Younger Cons of Virceonts. Judges. Lord add Bane of the Eschequer . Lord Chief bake of the Common Picas. }defter of the In Lord Odd Pales Of the tiets leach, (a Par). Lord Urps of Leedom Pry Oosrecillors, iris* are sot Pan. Elden fans of Barons. Younger Cons of Herb. Eidelt lons of Yiliounts. Barons. Biagi* Younger tons of Merqulgeo. Eiden foss of Earls. Vifecotnts Younger roma( Dukes. Eldeft fun. of Mugulffes. Earls. Mel! Sons of Dukes. Earl Mar Mal. Lord Privy Seal Lord PratWent of the Council. Arebbilhop of York. lord Chancellor. Archbithop of Canterbury. Princes of the Blond Royal. York Herald, babited as the other Mena( Annul. GREAT BANNER, beeps and fuppottcd as the other Boners. Hans Sod CSIST, borne by Sadierfet, Leics.lter, and SWOID and TA11.501. Chefter Heralds. Soscoar, A Gentleman Merl Clarenceux !Mg S A Gentleman lifter with a Half Staff. S of Arens. 1 with a Half Staff. Supporter of the Pall. Supporter of the Pa. The sonv, covered with a 1 Black Vtivct Pall, adorned with Fight Picot- chcone of the Arms of the simponerof ' ... the Pall. A thrticnian Other i Clatter Principal f A Gentleman Other M.:11 1 Hslt Staff. f Kind of Arms. t with a Half &WE St.ppo.i.r of the chief mown ,. Supporter of the Chit Moonier. f Chief Moonier. hiz Ai llant Mourners. A Gentleman Uther 2 Norroy King off A Gentleman Geier with a Half huff. S Arms. t with a Half Staff. BANNER OF EMBLEMS, borne and Supported as the other Banners. Relations of the Decant. The Six Condueors, ar.d 47 Poor Men, divided ar.d ranged themfelves nn each fide without the Church doJr, and the tea of the ProcelEou within r 5' Supporter of IS the PalL • . the Church. At thp entrance of Wearninfier Abbey, (within the door) the Dean and Prebendaries, with the choir, fell into the Proceffion immediately after the Great Banner, end before the Heralds who bear the trophies ; the Choir finging till the 1304 arrived at the Grave in the Ninth Tranfept ; and thofe per fons, who had no particular nation allotted to them near the grave, ranged themfelves on each fide, under the direslion of the Officers of Arms, as the procef fon.pafted through the b rdy of the Church, and up the North Aifle. The Chief . Mourner was feated on a chair at the head of the body, his fupporters on Roots on each fide, and the fix affiflant mourners, and four &ppm.- tees of the pall, on (tools !Mar them ; and the rela. dons hood round the grave. The carpet rod cufhion was lad on a table covered with black cloth at the back of the chief mourner. During divine fervice, the bannerolls were held over the body, and at the grave, the banners and trophies were arranged round the body. The fervice being ended, Garter proclaimed the flyle of the deceafed ; and the Comptroller, Treafu rer, and Steward of the deceafed, breaking their Rave% gave the pieces to Garter, who threw them into the grave. The interment thus ended, the fiand ard, banners, bannerolls, and trophies, were depo- Gted on the table behind the chief mourner, and the proceffion, arranged by the officers of arms, returned to the Painted Chamber in the fame order. The following is a lilt of the Diftinsuifhed fierfon ages who perfortneetpatiicitlat duties in the folerrtnity of the Footfall Chief Mourne. Earl of Chatham, IL G. Supporters, Earl of Weftwwweland, K. G. Earl Camden, LG. Train Bearer to the Chief Mourner, Sir William Belllbgbam, Bart. Sit Mfillant Mourner,, Marquis of Abercorn, K. G. Marquis of Weileilry, E. B. Earl of Burton. Earl Bathurft. Viccount Lowther. lard Grenville. To brar the Great Banner, Honourable Henry Lafeelia, M. P. Supporters. W. P.. Cartwright, Erg. M. P. Ealw W. Bootle, Efq. M. P. To bear the Stamford, Lieuttnaot General Lent;oz. Supporters, Right Hob. Thee. Steele, M. P. Right Hos. Charles Long, M.P. To bur the Guidon. Hon. Brigadier Genera Hope. Suptatartem Hoe. Richard Ryder, M.P. Hon. Robert Dundee. To bear the Butner of Eintletos, Hon. Spencer Peretval, M.P. Supporters, Right Hom Geo. Canning, MP. Right Hon. Geo. Rafe, M.P. Pall Bearers. Arehbifiop of Canterbury. Duke of Beaufort, K. G. Duke of Rutland, K. G. Duke of Montrofe, K. T. Four Banncrollu. carried by The Right Hon the Matter of the Rolls, M. P. Right Hon. Sir William Scott, M. P. Right Hon. William Dundas, M. P. Right Hoc. Sir Evan Nepean. M. P. Banner of the emit of Pitt, Right Memorable C. J. Villiers. Supporters, Thomas Cholmonddey, Efq. WillUm Vilibcricrzte, Efq. Secretary. William holarChall, Comptroller, jofeph Smith, Erg. Treafmer, William Dames Adams, Efq. Steward, William Johnfon, Eq. LIST OF RELATIONS WHO ATTEHDED. Right Hon. Lord Rivers Alen Mo. Thomas Grenville Blimp of Liman—Executor Earl of Carysfort Earl of Jeffry RIO' Hon. Lord Braybrooke Lard Vikoont Mahon Lotd Glaflonbury Rigby Hon. Lord Dynevor Earl Temple Right Hon. Lord Eliot Han. Mt. Ncville William Morton Pits, Efq Lord Vircount Ebrlngtoo Charles Cbnlniondeky, E fq. Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. I.Tekell, Efq. C. W. Wynne, Efq. 1. Taylor, Efq. General Grenville. Marquis of iluckinesun The crowd was by no means fo great as might Wive been expo:led; and the populace behaved with great propriety drid decorum the obliging behaviour of the conflables, and particularly of the Life Guards, ahofe condua is, on all occarions, exemplary, con tributes! much to the prefervation of good order. The Aritty Medical Department has, doting tie lad ten years, undergone many effential improve ments, by which this branch of the fervice has been much benefit:el, and placed on a more refpeElable footing. The Army Medical Board deferve great praife for their fuccefsful exertions in effeding areform which was fo much wanted. There can be no doubt that the fervice will ultimately reap important advantage from the liberal encouragement held out to men of abilities to quer the army. The reform in the ar rangement oT regimental hofpitals will unquedion ably in the end five much expence to the country ; and, if the fyllem be not too rigidly and generally enforced, may anfwer all the purpofes fur which l it was originally intended. The uniform attention and exertions of the prefent Infpeelor General, Mr. KNIGHT, are calculated to enfure all the good effeas that can naturally be looked for in his de partment. In the rank and duties of a medical officer, there is Rill much left to conjeidure. The relative power, and duties of the Commanding Of ficer, and the Surgeon of a Regiment or Detach ment, ate undefined ; and where there is not in them an equally mutual zeal for the fervice, and reciprocal affillance In the duties of both, (locations for unplea fent interference on either fide will fotnetimes occur. After ten years fervice, a Surgeon is entitled to the pay,hut not the quarters, of a Major. If he has ferved sweaty ye-errs, and chufes then to retire, he is allowed no more fiall-pay, and is in no refpett better (hunted than a Surgeon of oar month's (landing, who may hap pen to be reduced, unlefs he has had the good fortune doting that time, either to lofe a limb, or have his contlitution irreparably broken in the tervice, which will entitle him to an inct cafe (,f four !billings a day half-pay, for the remainder of his lite; but his widow 16 not entitled to any 'net e .ife of pention on account of the length of fervice of her bufband. A (hocking murder was committed lately at Bel tinglafs, County Wicklow (Ireland), on the body of an unfortunate female, whom three foldiers of the Rofcnmmon Militia had enticed into a public Imufe to drink. The party retired to the baryard, nitre her body was found next morning, quite naked, arid with upwards of fitly ) ' , net wounds. Some tut diers have been fince atredest, and fent to Wicklow Gaol en fulpicion. • vr* •••• TiriE4nrc44 WREAKS* kEIieMAY al. Lad night we had nearly experienced the direful effati of making too free with the Tatlo-s. Mr. Jumasroas, the owner of the theatre here, ssho ll,es in London, according to his annual custom, came down for the purpofe of having a benefit, And with an heroic courage, in fpite of the ti••os of the 'l'him- Me, the bills of the evening exprelf-1, that the per formance was to be the 1 aloft, As the Proprietor rightly and very Owewdly fupporcd, it drew a nume rous audience; bat, Mr. Jost 6TOII had not furefeen all; for the inllant tSe curtain was drawn up, the performers were hailed with loch a (bower of (mall arms (fciffars, (hears, thimble', &c.) dim :hey were obliged to retreat from the nage, and leave the Tai lors for a moment exulting in their fancied vianry ; but, the gallant Tars, and the People who came on purpofe to fee the Piece performed, were not fo easily to be difappointed—they rallied the courage t the Mims, and a general battle allied, when a f ter c4cit party retreating and rallying, for fame time, the Tailors were entirely defeated, with the lots of mods blood, and many yards of cloth from the tail, of their coats. The Piece then went on, and was concluded Without any further obtlacle. ORATORIOS—The foperior art n.nions whichMeffrs. Aso eiors have furnifhed in their arrangements for the preterit feafon, do them great ci edit ; and the cern rnencement of the Oratorios lad night gave equal, protnife of gratification to the' Public and emolu ment to the Managers. The Giant! I)ettingen Te Demn, in which the whole ltrength of the Orchettra was dilplayed,walgiven in a foperior (lie of grandeur. Mrs. Beauct's Song of „ N e w ßleifing , ," was defer vedly encored. BR•NAN lung with his ufual excel lence, and the trio, " Like a bright' Cherub," from Mrs. SALMON (formerly Mitt Ivl 1.1116 A Y), Mrs. BLAND. and Mr- Pros, was received with rap.utous applaufe, Sroaact was in good voice, l.ut in her long (he was rather unfortunate: it polTeifed nei her the attra6ions of mufic nor poetry. Mrs. Dicaoss (formerly Mils Pools) was much applauded in " Sweet Bird." BR•NAK'S " To arms, To wens," Wa- encored, and the Grand Coronation Anthem, in which the whole Orcheara wassgain difplayed,cOncluded the evening. Yeilerday Sir Joini hlaweocr took poiTeMon of the official houfe belonging to the Exchequer for Ireland. His Excellency the Lord Lieumnant of Ireland vifited the &TAG& flour) of war on Saturday latl, in the Bay of Dublin. As he patted to and from the veflel, he was greeted by the acelainations of thd people on both fides of the R.: Jer. Yellerday a Court of Diretlors was held at the Ealt India Houle, when Captain 12 'curia, of the Thames, for China ; and Captain NullallAND, of the Experimeot, for Bombay and Bengal, were (worn into the toff:Mend of their reffwelive (hips. The Court adjourned at a late hour till Taal's , next. On Wednefday evening as Tome India recruits were conveyed in a row boat near Northfirer, the boat ftruck, and received to great an injury that it bink.— There were on board nineteen men and two women. Eleven, ineldding the women, were unf rturta:ely The Prince of Wales's Corps of Volunteers were on Weclnefday morning infpelled in the Niug% Mews, by General WHITHAM and Colonel MatTntl. They made a moll refpetlable moiler, considering that it • was the fill time of their being called out this (Salim. The Royal Welimit:der, Colonel Ros s a rsor, , irifo made a good mutter in the Mews, where they were infpeded alio, both with refped to their , umbers and the (late of their artist, accoutrements, &c. which was highly fait.fAdory to the Infpeding Officers. After the bufinefs of the day was over, the Corps dined to gether at MAUR I c a's, the Navy Coffee houle, in New caftle•dreet, in the Strand. ' Yenerday, at noun, as one Al the Jurymen was (topping out of a ci.ach, at the Salons Houle, Clerk enwell, is alighting•on the pavement, he hi oke his leg in tiro. He was taken into she Court, •• here cm) pniEble attention was paid to him ; another Juryman was fworn in his place, after which he WAS conclude' home to Ills family. The jefuits at Augfburg, whn have been fettled there ever fince the diffolution of their Or ler in 1773, are now, in cunfequence of the change of the Govern ment in that city, to retire to MJltilow 411{1 Potozk, in Ruffia. It will be a circumflance gratifying to the friends of the late Major Davtosbsi, of the aGth Foot, who peril ed on the Goodwin Sands on the t Gth of De cember lan, in the Aurora tranfport, and a tribute due from a brother Officer to his refpeOtil memory, to mention, that as he lived refpefted, Cu he died uni venially regretted by every individual ..1 the corps. He was a man of tender probity and the llrietell ho nour, polkaed of an excellent good heart, a humane, feeling, and generous difpofition, and a ver y good and experienced Officer. His death will be a. iincerely lamented, as his lots wiil be long kit by the corps to which be belonged. It would take tip ti.o much room to enumerate the merits of every one wit., perifbed in the Aurora and Maria tranfports; luffi...e it to fay, that their Country and their Friends n;Av jut ly de• plure the untimely fate of each individual %lid-Indexed in the above mentioned tranfports. Extraft of a Letter from the Mate of the Clio, Captain M'Fas, one of the fleet elcorted by the Wm-- vein's, received at Greenock, on Monday, by way of Liverpool: Baasauoss.--rt Is with pain I annrunce the capture of the ihlp Cho. UP the 17thrkettMtter, alter Jidifa-.r , eahle ever experienced. On our departure humVf,d,ira, re Soder dean of his hlajaty's brig Wolverine. rid tioth),4 asp. I pened tall the yth of December, when we kit in with a l'rearett fquadron of one Slip 1,1 the luxe, two fnptes, and a brig, which ' captured the (hip Belize, of Greenoca , Captain &mum, with two o - hers,natnet unknown ;and at that time they boarded the Beilse, we were not two mßes from the frigano, but they took two hours tonal(' the prlfuners. la the mean done, we eie..pul with oar convoy, and proceeded, 'whiny the heft of our way until that unfortunate illy, the ayth of December, an which we len in with and were taken by she General hrrieuf, tench pr...reer, of la I ilayounders and !so mett, which fads very fait They parted with us about noon. and proceeded for Guadat..upe. but Arta. rawly, at eight best moms. y, I taw a 1,,11. ti irarto,lately told the prize matter it was a Utah ftigste—he than I,lla.aial up tps (hip without awaking any trial to got 06 I then , ent a boy aloft to the mizen top with a convoy fignal. fgnifyirg team, and wanting immediate affittanee, whit was aide., red ; ad at eight P. M. came alongdele and hailed, and proved to Le the I'Le I (ant !limp of war, Captain Hendoiloo. IC at rum ning ar iv dto B..rhadnes, and arc now ready to proceed to Groats. Copula I Mile is on baud the priv atm."