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•, t • " c th tudien ) which are tellervell fora&me •orfil, and it would be 'range indeed to fee a war m'7 the Nil& fas few Peeper. Is this the 4. s y kJ which he means to 4, affair the liberty of the fees, to ream the freedom of commerce. and revue the spore and happinefs of the world," as mentioned it Note to the Diet, inferted in oar Paper of Friday lain Nothing lets is in the eon. ansplietion of NAPOLION. The plan of " uniting Europe se one great family," a phrafelmade nfe of is the French Expel, after the battle of Atlas- Ren t and whist: - was coofidered by many as limo Wreath strive, and revolutionary unmeaning jar- Bow. bag never been 101 l fight of by Bo a. p—Every lop lw takes, whether by provoking weak sod unprepared Stases to a War, in which he may (wallow them opt by a poem, offer of position *vial the encroachments of a more powerful neigh. bear ; by an unfolicited interference in the affairs of their Government ; by proteflations to maintain' their indspeadence ; by treaties e' Peon sal easily— or in whatever way he comer in sestet with any' power whatever, he has but this eat shied is view imebsfoleinsatiow of .Europe. • A paper of yellsday, on Abe estbseby of letterl fines Hambergh, amm o thee Aoltria, Swi rliest Yaffe Cafe!, lienewick; Paniersio, and Wit- WNW% have entered into slangs to Term ass' Madam part of Grasso, from the Wow= of jbo Waspy, and that they sped to be OW by Dessitt and Beltaiet I . probably by. Ro1116 01 .:. Ws flat alas& to die. It would. rejoice BONA- Sala to fee tech an attempt made at trefint. The ?teach troops which were upon their march home IZiktg the loos pronged/ es at Paris, have been to sedan beck their Reps to the heart of 0 4 iregMt• SOW that have arrived at Stralbsugh, are fur bock to Uka, and the whole French army *et was evacuating Holland, for the Rhine, is roas4 log faimord. Theasistents of this moil have loweved a SOLOS afros sass" mod well they may. Ties teeth eire lOW Mb libtrotto on 3ator4V. re is or Laos cotter, commended by &owe, in returning to Relegate, from Lord Karen to the Suffer Coak fell in French lugger, three tinsel her force end Ma Afterthe : off a ;Pir:ne ttetiihr salono e lf an hour wib a wile aid • inad ;the lots of two praisers taken w e an tlMlapt e boot. the Cosiness of Utile. We ere to Tay that the brave Lieuteiest:Baown was weisoded is his hand. sad that the Ma/sr.- )Ir. Ross. we are afraid will lee hie leg. F. of our brave Mows are wooed's!, two of Quits are fibs dent float iosstroince multuguides. k fad, was mode to for Grouramest by that of Francs, fiatie nowt r eek the departure of Lord Leuseosts, an eo which was difpatched from hence left Ss- Ashy, serirday Ming tip Dyke of Yoas's Birth Dap It was obtervoil is Oboe with every demonfiration of joy. AB the Thetas were brilliantly illorn noted, Sid his RoYst Highisefi's tradefinen in the Web end elf sha tows bowed their loyaky by illuminating minesms The fervent. at York Hod*, Power Spam had a rood Anna and ball, to which ibolted their fr iend s. The Duchefs of You's fete at Outlands, was gives es Saturday, is honour of his Royal Highnefs's birth.. day. It was decidedly the moll magnificent Free' :M*ever given there. The temporary eredions,' aw marquees, and other preparatory sea. flues, is no refped differed from thee of lab sem Early in the morning the workmen commenced the' preparations for the various amnfeosents of the day. The gardens were decorated with a profulion of vap *legated lisps, sad the interior of the bout was or. assented with bowers and &robs. The Pasties of Irises and three of his Royal Brothers, gamely, the Dance Caesars i Sussex, and CAMIRIDOR, arrived at Outlands on the preceding evening. On their asrival, they were received on the Reps of the glee manse by the Duke and Duelers of YORK. After partaking of a grand entertainment, the anon circle paired the remainder of the evening in focial converfe together, and indeed until the moment of their retiring to their feparate apartments for the night. Early on the following morning, the Duke mid Dochefs arofe to make the neceffary preparations to receive the Eisa and (:)zi see, who bad previoufly figsified their gracious intention of breakfaßing at Oatlaads with the party. About one o'clock, their Maier:lls, and four of the Princeffee, namely, A tr• ours ELiassern, Sotnte, and Ass ILIA, arrived, attended by the Ladies in Waiting, and a troop of the Horfe Guards (glue.) The whole party break. failed in the noble'faloon, and afterwards prome naded on the lawn and around the park. After a circuitous route, they returned and partook of Tome sfreihment before dinner. Their Majesties-and the Prineeffes afterwards dined there. The entertain. swat was men fumptuous. About feven in the even• ing the Kura and (tr . 's*, &c. retired. Soon after their Ma lamas had departed dancing commenced, with " Fisk about shy Firel4" by the Duke of Cxe. asses and the Duchefs of Yoa a. The &coed dance was a new one. 4 , edy Flora klizaktb Hoilinv,"— entsp4o4l in compliment to the infant daughter of the Coun , cfs of Louvos and Molea. About fifteen couple followed, among whom were the Duke of Cu masaxatin and the Duchefs of Yoe*. Dancing continued till the clock !truck twelve. This was by far the moll briniest Fite ever remembered. The Duchefs of Yoga, who was plainly attired in white, never ler lea better, Or was in higher fpirits. The Doke of CLARANCR was all life and gaiety. His Highnefs, who rallied the PRI•ICE very fuceefrfully, exhibited a thoufand feats of agility in the park. &c. The company, in addition to the Princes, co:riffled of the LORD CriariciaLoa, and all the Nobility and Gentry for fereral miles around. The LOAD CHAS,- CALLOR alined with the Royal Party yelle►day even ins, and came to town this morning by way of Kingßon, in time enough to rcfume hislabonrs in he Court of Chancery. 1 V • iulir Lint £OP.S mamas. 4uousr is. The Era arrivals of Wheat ,o-day are rather in hoer quantities, sad this trad4 for that of good qua lity, fetches an advance in price, of about as. per quarter, and not fo ready in fates for inferior (ample*. Likewife Nowt ftipplies of Barley, which is extremely doll in tales, having few buyers at this feafon—Malt and White Peas maintain their price : Grey alfo— Bat few further arrivals of Geis, end this article is named rather dearer for fasophs of good quality.-- Flour at Lift week's prices., °erases maestri" at manes meat, rig 664 91e per. tr. Owyhee* ets od /he Moo, Salto od anew. esowde 6d Rye. 31 1 5 425 . itirk Ila tlr 391" 011te I H0r1ey,33.38, od op sea Melt, 61t 73s od Pah " "WISP 345 od White Pure, 664 721 lispeked. tsar) sal ;afros remit or rues. • Flee Flow ors to 70, Seconds .6os to 6ss per rack. FROM THE I.ONDOW GAZITTR, Al/0. t 6. Avenge Price or Cara is lashed sot Waft. from eke MINN wallop the 9th or Nosed, .806. Wheat. I Rye. 'Barley. I OWL I Lame. l 11.06. d. a a.. s. d. s. 4L s. t s. 4. Ss 9 41 I 311 10 30 • 43 i 44 The warepePritts of taps, reeopeled ham vas 1181*Wita w r la the week abaft Angell 53. to ire 44d. par aaaatait Friday feinishi Viet Admiral Watson's& arrived in hake, and proceeded to Dingle, on bib infpae tion of the Sea Feasible. mid Signal Towers in that difirld. Lord and Lady CAII'LIIttaCIN, and 148, 34 . haw. Awe, after a tour through the mirth of too k Blipping on Tuefday , at Pimpernel', in the ai noon, landed at Donooghadee, whence they im mediately fet off for his father!. the Earl of Lon- 1101111/11111111. Fiiday &insight, Lord Micro arrived at Matti from London. Arrived at Effinburgh, on the isth inßalt, the l l Right Hon. the Earl of WespeoestawD, WI LLI•N bfacsoirasi., Efq. of Garthland. M. P. and Gene ral BALVOUI, from London. Set out from fame . sr - Ra i ny Mamas and Family for Perth ij 311110. W4lOllOlllll, WWI Di:Arena and ttr e y, he Airlhire; Major HAT of Sport, and fa mily for EaR Lothian • Mrs. SALTOS and Suit*, for Bofwerib Cahle. du Therfday Isle died at Woodford, tbeisfant fon of Pares Fan, Efq. Groofe hooting began on Manley. A number ofl Gentian's have fee gaffer the Mars.' The following Geetiewses are appointed Commit: Sneers under the tatter /t 8 In examining - the nor. moos arrears of Weft ledla Acumen, via. J. emanate, J. Wit.soa, Pfister & Raman, sad N. Elatanass Efqrs. The two fire are the gentle aces, who, with the late Coussairary v &west% P. Baaacaorr, Efq. fo feseefefally proSsonted an in quiry io the Virg ladies &H.! M. Prates adeitef- IRration. Mr. Hauler is Ciontrenr of T.o. Mr. Heiman a Member of his Majelly's Ce of As tigaa.ansi Yr. Saussaass ins Ihudew of the gamut Admiral. We tusdarßand the ewe letter ere to pro ceed to the WIR Win, and the other three even be cups.' In -ing away the minnow load of in. eseitheida this country. Tuts Wein have been received from M. Samara. Or* of thitimai attached to the Ruffian voyage of dirolor t . _oda Consist Lama aaaaaa . The Br* Ostiatattß rafir. January tl, 'B4. In this he gives es account of plants. minerals, and animals, which he bad colleted. The keoisd letter is dated Kam &bathe. Augua 39, 5804. They had then failed reseed Cape Horn, and had called at the gland where Capella Cope was tilled. They collated every thing ;diatconld be fobod at the diferent places where they 'r. which could add to the knowledge of natu irSod ry, and le Taal models were taken date cana lisation of the ravages. ._Thi Gentlemen eff the troop of Royal Glafgow teinateer Light Horfe have unanimoufly-refolved Is continue their fervices under the late regulations from the War Office. The Selkirktbire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry,' commanded by Jason PRIMOLA of Torwoodlee, Erg. hive agreed to continue their military fervices, till the fame cattle which gave them exigence as a mili. eery bodr &could ceafe to require their Cervices. A meeting of the Officers of the Renfrewfhire Yeo manry Infantry took place at phnlione, on Friday fennightgor the ptirpore of ennlidering the new rep. lations applicable toValunteer Corps,fotmerly (erring on the June eflablifhrnent: thefe being read, with the regimental orders calling the meeting, iffued by Co lonel Mg./await.. (who was prevented attending by indirpolition), Lieutenant Colonel Poaraaris co and Major SPURS flared, that they fully coincided in the fentiments expreffed by the Colonel in the regimental orders, and that they were refolved to adhere to the corps, at long as it can be carried on with refpena bility and honour. And the opinion of the Captains and Subalterns being taken as to the pratlicability of keeping up the Companies under there regulations, each officer espreßed his determination to terve, and to keep them up as long as pofftble ; but the whole agreed in opinion, that unlell pay and allowances are so b e granted for men entering after the 24th of July, a regiment of this defcripzion, fupplied in its mem bers from the fcattered population of inland par ifher, and liable to frequent changes, from the removal of (creams, and the fluctuations of maaufaitorias and ' public works, ,tuft limn dwindle away. There fend- , ments, they begged to fate to Colonel M.lnnwas.c, and to fuggeti to him the propriety of laying them, with his own obfervation,, before the Lord Lieute- i nant of the County. i One Dennis, an Ira bricklaym k was a few days (ince buried in the Catholic glowed, London-road. when an ball tailor tried by envagats if the corpfe was due eaR and weR, and not Reding it to his mind, he jumped in to adjuft it, whin, ► the proffure of the crowd, the earth gave way, and kveral of them fill in, Come of whom were much hurt. Now us ?him—Fortune invites her Votaries not to let flip the belt opportunity ever offered to them, by the prefent State Lottery Scheme. The Capital Prizes are immenfe, and muff be divided among zo,ocio Tickets ocly, inftead of the ulual number of, Tickets from is i ooo to 60,c00. they I - N. 11770.4 MILLIS- SEM ts#44.4i . usi s isi • Att. DOC ..'. Dublin ' t 1 OrallArgli Waterford i s gimbals* Liihoo o 0 —a. • • PENZANCE, AUGUST is. , Since my la the Kitty of and for this place, ar. rived from Briftol, with fundries, for this place ; the Friend's Adventure, of Padilow4oroe wiener, from Dram, with timber, &c. for Borcidle ; the Sally Ann, of Plymouth, Mix cna t.t., from Guernfey, with wme, for Waterford and Cork; the Portland, of Pewelly, DASDS, from Pool, with clay ; the Ham bletonian, of Southwoold, from .rarrooutio, with grain ; and the Friends of Alloaefrom London, with beam, for Liverpool; the Haimony, with copper ore ; the Eliza, the Fr tondo, the Elizabeth and Cor nelius. the Mary Hall, the Neptune, of Chepliow s the Frieedibip, of Sunderland ; and the Venue, bound to Wain, is trallze ; the New Speedwell, from South ampton", with hoops, ftc. and the Thomas from ditto, will, bark, kr.. for Cork; the Norway (hip Two ireglims, Captain By Lt., of and from Dram, with At this port. The SWALLOW florin of war tibia, laA mink fry a cruise , and failej again - slinatuards. liar 1011OUTH. Auouvr ac Came in the Sr. Croats', of 48 gone, from the, cruising fqnadron off Rochefort ; Pogroms, of 44 guns, from Portfaso o th ; Rouen), of 18, and Hirti-1 a., of til gnu. from Ireland, with three tranfporti under convoy. Came from Hamoase to Cawfandi Bay, the CANOPUS, of 8 4 gun., and to the Sound, the' lass, of sa guns. Came in the Portuguese fchonner kufario, Captain Deice tan. from Bayonne to Via a,, laden with rofin and tar, detained by the Lion priva teer; Unity privateer, from a cruize ; and Fame, Captain ?Awe, from Stockholm. for this port.— Sailed the Maas, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Amnerdam (tore (hip, for Cork. Ar rived the grenborough privateer, from a cruise ; and the Fame, from Carthagena to Copenhagen, de taised by the Unity privateer. ' PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST t 7. Arrived the Asia brig of war from a cruise, and the Cyrus. from London for the South Seas. His Majefty's (hip AIGO is appointed convoy for Africa, and is expelled t 6 fail the era fair wind. Wind S.W. DOVER, AUGUST t 7. Boded tail night the Danilk ketch Amelia. Captain Liar, with a cargo of flour, foe Hamborgh. His Majeny's Gip Enema, Admiral Lord Karen, is nor in fight, coming op from Brighton.—ln the Roods the HIM bleed cutter. . DIAL, AUGUST tS. Arrived the- Astaaastrus Soap, from the River Waxer; Pt.lasaiir Hasa. hired !Lop. from Deptford. tiled the' , Vrlsorsow, for PlTO:tooth ; Partivaao bea4. and *144 wort, with foar fail of penlipsits. with SW" ere hoard, under the com mand of 'Centrist Currearousa. for Plymouth; "Union Rae India (hip, for Portfmouth. Sailed alfo the BOLD and JactaLt. gun brigs, on a cruize off , Dunkirk. I Attester +7.—Sailed the Caarseorr frigate, for the Nore; acd Bt.az et gun brig, on a cruise.—Ar rived the (Lyrist.' khooner, from the Nore ; and 1 BASILISK gun brig, from a cruize. Remain in the Downs the prince(' of Orange. Regulus, Diligent Rorefhip, Amaranthe, Skylark, Oberon, and Satellite (loops, Delegation, Fury, Explonon, Vefuvius, and Zebra bombs, Turbulent gun brig, Pholphorus fire I veffel, Q2aile &hoarser, Pleafant Hill hired (loop, and Harmony tranfport. P. S. A fignal is jet made for the traniports with troops on board, and the out- I ward bound to get under fail. Wind E. S. E. GREENOCK, AUGUST ry. The Dope filling knack, of London, arrived here on Wednefday evening, having on board Capt. Rows, and crew of the Minerva, private fhip of war, of this port ; Capt. H and crew of the Ruth, of Teignmonth, for Newfoundland ; 14 RufGans, and the Surgeon of the Molly Greanlandman, of Hull, in an 63 perfons. The Minerva was captured 23d June, in lat. 7s. co. long. 4. 30. off Greed land. by the French frigates the Syren and Revanch, eonforta of the Guerriere. They had previoufly captured the Ruth, the Molly, and a Ruffian, and, together with the Minerva, burned them. Having alto captured a knack belonging to Peterhead, and the Hope, they gave the former to the crew of the Molly, to proceed for.Hu}t, and the latter to Captain Rowa, and his crew, dtc. for this port, where they arrived, as has been mentioned. They are car tels, and the crews prifoners on parole till exchanged. The frigates left Iceland about a7th July, and were ken by the Hope Draping their courfe S. W. They are Rated as being very unhealthy, one of them hay. ing 150 Fick on board, and would of courfe be an eafy prize. One of the Ruffians on board the Hope, died on the paffage ; and another of them, in a hopelefs way, has been landed and put under charge of the agent for rick and Ann. AIR• DOS. 1 0 g I I The Flora, BARER, from Jamaica, h arrived at Brittol ; the parted from the fleet on the tit indult, in a fog The TRALt• was paid off at Portfmnuth on Friday, preparatory to her tailing next day for gaebee, with the Catett.t,a and Newfoundland convoy. Th e Aye's Quop of war, at Portfmouth, Captain STAalt a, is appointed to carry the Britt& Envoy, the Has. Davin Es sa fax, to North America. SAM THE LONDON CIA2IYTT, ADOUST it ADMIRALTY orrice. AUGUST It; Cita I Lvtret Ro m Vice Admiral Holloway to William Mar& FN. dated on board the Printers of lar.slie, Domes, Assail 15. Sir—l have die honour to traansit. for tit it Lord&like Wee marloo, a letter which I have received front Lieuten int Hughes, of his Majefly's fire hie s Peufsdi.stos, giving an account of his having beat M a French lu ng t polvtteer, under elrettniflaneet which, hive to &int, when their Lordthipe confider tie flute of the Phofphorus. th y will think M i slay creditable to him. I Mfrs trent. mat a lilt Grote worded. manta whom Is Lkutrosot. Hushes S and I ant awry to add that be will not be able to pro4red to fp In the Pborphorm ill execution of his orders. I haver* boatmen, be, Re. . (Signed) I eitt,owitif. Ilia Majefte• f ire Brig Pleolphares, Auiult is, Downs. Sir—l have the honour to inform you Cro th. in f.rraation ash. Comm a nd er i n C.hief, 14 polite/Ice of orders from the Right Honourable Lords Corn. miftioners Of the Admiralty, promeditig to j ,, in the Channel Beer, I yeLv4ay morning at day break. the tile of Wight bearing north, light leagues, perceived A large lugger, pietced for 16 ports, but mounting apparently only twelve gun., and full of men, inehate of us : At ten minutes pall five, after hailing him. and receiving an or d er to Ilrike, or h e would Pink us —commenced engaging him. At twenty minutes , pail five, the enemy laid us alongfide. with three dieters, and from his fuperiority of men, there being. as newly as we could judge, from fevemy to eighty eafthent, attempted to carry us by hoarding, but filch ww~ss the brave and deterroised reillastee et the kw item I had coder my command. that aft er lyi ng fi ve pad forty ~ dames alongfidF of. as , and aft er an anion of one hour and ten wineries, he made fail sad filtered off. Th e moment we could get the brig ~,, were. we made all fail in efface of him„ best Whi g it impoffible to come up with lam and having the fails and rigging much cut, with a number of men wounded, and oo Surgeon or aftillaut on board,'l bore up and made, ad fail for this plum, which I hope will meet the approbation of the Commander in Chief and 'model', The fuperior forte with which we were engaged, will, I troll, (peak fidiciently of itfelf for the bravery of the few men in his Majefty's brig, confifling in all, officers included, but of .24. .with four twelve, pound earronades, one of which was rendered ufelefs a thou time after tee aftion emomenced,bytbe breeching and gook neck breaking. --1 cannot Pifa over the great affiftanee I received from Mr. Tortures His TIM Aaillg Second Mailer. without stentioning it in this public warmer ; I am forty to fay he it in the lift of wounded, hot not dal ; gerintfty. Entlofed Ilmee the honour to tranfma a lift of the wounded. which, though great. cannot come near that of the enemy, numbers of - whora - were teen to fall in every direftion. . I have the hop flour to be, de. (Si peel) W. J. Httcluaa. L ieutenant sad Com. A Lilt of Men wounded on board Ns Meleay's Are-St net pieria. W. J. $ Lieetmone merCommeader en the mfa set Alp*. 111180.01 with a Pima Patiatetrog abs POI 11.40emem W.I. iimhat. Ceemaader, middle Nor we. otill fever* otetweiled la Me Safi hand; Mr. Throw Eno, Mahar (tm edam order). heat wiimelled la elet)ithea ......,_ __ lkibbs. eh. La hoelier hely • r. ' Diaillan. Mk, her mob awl ireut woup 7 e moot ' bierebt. ebb, deaiMallaltaaallad. sad ea l it=ti llaniegt. et jaw ildelmikdikilligeltli le 1 411* A mmer; Jigilliallge Milerl, IN tend Ma AIM wowed ladatalleea milleme, by art li sa lli r shar g haoribed. • a •• tagnent. •• , t ~ , . l .. W. I. Homes% thanimamt mdlillomfgaftra DISTRIIIMITICIII or IIMID0011To:PRAialli alp cerned in capturing the A ol hteb khans, rd ,oo the aa.th Arad isth of April, tilos...oW 4, 166 4% • Idle 3d of September, between i t and 3. at Nip. ,9. New Broad-greet, and reedited every Wethaelik, end Thurfday for three months. I FROM LLOYD'S Ltsl'. The Dundee; MiGatoot, from Jamaica. for Cork. was taken and funk about the ;6th Jane, by Pout French frigates. 0 , AUOVAT IS. OM, Orem Dort i c Tf iger MED Ositatey; ‘. • liallitlimil dw a, i las Sa m . Bar Abe. dink=UMW* —,..,,... arrow =l.-..r w opproteaemissedlid ks Sulliembilltdawit.ikallie CAM eI tit IMskisi *kW All" I ok; iselbemilit eMnkftadt. I d Iliellealles. v i ty.-11 , 04 -1 Carmel', Phew, from Smith Americas Toreaa. . --- n Lesbos.% ; Einem. Dryfdale, heat Astimie ; Rebrefter, . ~:, from Moatkrret Phew* atioula, aria IR. Eir ei ti o c:tisona. —, fres __,. • 3,... / . Lao, -,-..., red the ii, Clawroe, front Ireree,- amid the notd.bastee, Vet:: Sew Yeah ; Wallington, Adams for New Orleans ;1 , Gwaing for Olbrgitnri and alt Bailsman Moore, Cobb. far Charleitaa. ARRIVED. In the Dowell, the Robert, Derbilltire. and the Rebecca,.,., frees St. Kitt's. At Cowes Jacob, Etfworth, from Charkfton i end the Alexander, Walton, tram Virginia. At Bestial. Atida. —., from Wilmington. At Liverpool, Rigby, --.end Augnfla, Cibfun, from St. Kist's ; Lady Cremorne,Oihfon ; Rote, Stewart, Kin g Olsorge„Dungan ; and the Lovely Lehi. --s-, true Ami g o& At Waterford, Charlotte, Paddle, from Lillmo. At Honduras's Unity, Ewing, from Clyde ; Hibberui, Willon ; aml the Duck worth, Wilkinfon, from London. WHALE FISHERY. HULL, AUGUST 13.—The Trafalgar, l i t Ore, ar rived here on Monday, from Davis' Straits. with three 11th, 360 butts of blubber; alfo arrived this morning from Davis' Straits, the buncombe, Taylor, with fix 11th, 170 butts of blubber. The Leviathan, from Davie's Straits, is off Mar fleet ; and the following Chips are laid to be below in the Humber, viz. Traveller, Lynx, North Britain, Brothers, Royal George. and Munifi ce n ce , a ll f rom Davis's Straits. The - Munificence has nine fith ; the reft all Rand as before. The Cato was going into Stromnefs on Sunday laft, as the Duncombe was coming out ; and is alto repotted to be in the Humber. ' A letter received here from Bridlington, on Friday laR, Rated, that part ut tile ..-ts.v of the Fountain, of Lynn, from Davis' Straits, had landed there an th e 1 preceding day ; and !nought intelhgence that levee days before to the weittcArd of Sheriand. they fell in with a weird from Bergen. for Sunderland, w hi c h o had on board twsnty tw of die clew of the Maly, Greenland 114, of this port. The following (hips have arrived at Neweaßle, from Davis's So 4its, leis —Tin: Content, PITT., 2 8 calks and bulk blubber, about eight tons of tin, the pro d uce o f i t whales. The Sarah, STIPHSXIOII. aoB calks of blubber, about lii tons of blubber of nine whales. The Howe, Youno, 205 calks of blabber, about four tons (ilia, the produce of eight whales. by the Vas dd Loadiesks. frees Cruise, irt"; °eerie. trOf . 11= 1 t Amami& Dr AMIN 111, .1 004 Itiffer. Wolisiik, te- l t % fr Z eibk. 1 Turf Oro- NaNwelat tatritiers• a klaneet l lv,iw NNE% fleshes esti Vrow At- wlldli the Loci wed Elsaitetti. Mme. for New York t S MN. Cable, for derrnta Vt.* a, atteadt4hone ; sad the . . _