Star. — London, England, 1806-12-22 00:00:00

l i ed is ttramiltise. That raja.. end thole ma- Arms, be wresiel lame lie Roble Lord, weuld: become the fajta of future tedious` und istpor teat inquiry. He then adverted to the fubjeA of the Speech from the Throne, upon feveral points in whichhelelt left night aflrong inclination to twat; his fentiments, but did not with to detain the Haute; He would mow, however, take the opportunity of (Worthy Rating the olations he meant to have of fered the pieceding n ight. Pie thought the Speech throe grofsly defative in the orniffton Intsq . iattpoei emit points which certainly it ouglt,eigg,go have pared unnoticed. Finn, the death of •dte,rDoke of Bruntwick, fo nearly allied to the Royal Farrtily.,— To e Noble Lord ( tfowick ) had endeavoured all night to jußify or cants this maim, on the Rutland that tilers was no precedent for infertingfuch a mat= ter in his Majeßy's Speech. No perfun could Peden: ably look for a precedent in loch a cafe, as the Meat perfonage deceafed' was not only the brother in-law of his Majelly, but the father of the Piiiteefs of Wales, who not only 101 l his life in the field climatic spina the comets= enemy, but with it hit &Kat Crow* and hit bereditary dominions. The Speed' was alto &ferret in palling wholly withoiet IWO the viOtory of Nelda, under Sir John litnaitAs. highly honourable to. the.Britilli arms vand the WV portent acquifitia of Buenos Ayree. NO notice was takes of the Sate of the public funds, for the im. provement of which, perhaps, the projais of his Majelly's Millilitre had nor been quite In fuccefsful as they mated. Equally filent was the Speech on the pending treaty with America—a lubjeft on which the conswiercill Interests of thie country mull necetTarily fed anxious, at a moment when cite trade of conti nental Europe is barred againil us, mod oor comma . - .dities excluded from every port under the influence of the enemy. But, indeed from the tower- and aiguments ufed by the perfons, chaiged Icy this Mei . jelly with the condo& of that treaty, ,hrlooised with . ; no very linguine hopes for a fuccefiftil ipgr Loris Voritoal underitanding ought certainly to bkiitslittlo.- ed with the Neutral Powers drooled to wide—WA this country, before any treaty fliould be coosiodedr; The diftorbed Rate of Ireland was another malt a which (nine Mention was to be ex pelted int)* Stlecb,' but on that too the fame filence prevailed c.periseps the caufe was, that the current rumours of the Of. turbed Rate of that country were not true to the fait extent. only hoped that the delay of punament would not be conßdered as thsrefult of a fal(e lenity, which, fo far from being merciful to the infurgents, would in eft& be the reverie, as it would ferve bet to encourage infurralion, and ultimately produce more bloodied. It would be the molt culpable dif .flay of mercy to (offer a fyßem of turbulence and .enfurralion to proceed unchecked in its natio, when lie farther attrition mull etpofe the lives of• his Ma lefly's loyal (tibials to rilk, in patting down rebel- Soon; and he Gould lane Minißers, notwithtland- Atter the language formerly bellowed by an oppo ,ftep, urea the neteffary meafures employed by the lidisetonlivent of that day to put dv:wn infurration, illhaty *amid not find a difpnfition on the part of him :Alf or his friends to thwart any meafttris of prompt otind iteetffary vigour they might feel it right to adopt for crufhing rebellion in the bud. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEVER did not think he fhould eonfult either the consenienee or the difpofttion of the Houle, if he entered at large and In detail upon the topics now brought forward. He moll take notice of a few that were made in al. lofien perfonally to himielt. As to that part of the Speech which. his Majdfly had been advifed to cons. =and hisConstroiffioners to deliver to the two Houfes -.of Parliament which related to finance, hi apprehen. i•ded that the communication lrom the Throne,— cro That our finances were in a floutifhing Rate"- -4' That our refources were undiminifhed" was fa& 4sient ; that was a topic from the difeuffion of which Abe fhonld not fbrink,-when the opportunity was if forded to him on the opening of the Budget. As to :Ireland, he thought that as it had not been deemed advifisble by his Majelty's Minificre to allude to that •topic, the Gentleman might have thought there was prudence in that courfe, and if there was, it might have occurred to him that the fame prudence might have induced a Member of Parliament to have been Mint alio, becasife an *Burton to it could at bell pro duce no more than a premature difcoffion. Nor did there appear at prefent any neceflity to have recourfe to any meafures not already authorifed by law in that country. As to the death of the Duke of Brunfwick, there was no diftruft of the fuccefs of an appeal to the feelings of the public on that occafion ; they were in unifoo with thole of his Majelly ; but it was pallid over beraufe it was a (Ojai peculiarly within the hounds and limits of precedent, becaofe, if this event were now made the fake of the King's Speech, other cafes Might occur in which the fympathy of the public might not be felt, and therefore to avoid that which might become an inconvenient precedent, the !billed, although highly intereßing, was pared over. As to the battle of Maida, it was not on ac count of its not being in the opinion of his Malay, or thole who ade , fed his Majefty, glorious to the higheft degree to the Britifh arms, that the fpeech was Algot upon it, but chiefly on account of matters of form and. precedent alio, He inßanced the cafe of the battle of Lincelles, in which it was not deemed advifeable to go farther than to vote the thanks of the two Hoofers of Parliament as it was intended to di: in this cafe. Upon the fobjat of iatercourfe with Ame. sits ; he fsbmitted that the affairs of the two coon tries thould ant be laid before Pethament until every thing was sdjulted completely, and he is oiled th..t for knowledge of the true inrerelts of this countr), and underltanding cliche means to preferve them, as well as conciliating manners, and thole other qua. cities which conftitate the charaeler of pedal neg, - clams, they would not he thought wanting in thufe on whom his Malay had been plaUdi to devolve this troll. As to the cubic& pf the late General Elation, and the popularity which attended it one way or ano ther, " I am glaci,(la4d the Noble Lord) that the I..eirned Gentleman is determined to go into fo ample on inquiry of Oleic topics ; and if the refult fhould be what the Learned Gentleman teems to anticipate, I !hall not envy the popularity which he fcems to leek. lie alludes to the Weill:Mater Eleßion, and he ap pears to triumph in what he calls the defeat of the Treafurer of stile Navy, upon the point of popularity at that elation. He appears to r cjrice at whit he calls the foccefs of Mr. paid in Wellminfter. Ido not think he wig - gain lunch in populastey by *no ring tla grove of the political principles of Mt. pAstaNd cart to .o.4ll6•oo Seeekt•RA 26 tiffs petfonalitlisAens et/Aided tke.litiaits ef,tiebite i jet else Haag eiCetereeitt, '' " 1 " The SPEAOR deOilettthere *est tif Ode of 0- du by wl4c4i . an gap- 4; 11 9 1 1 6 .11:Pi4ihillt Adobe stetitiretinit die •aoree• ofoempeige eehts- *se set le Member of the Utak. • . 1. '''/' • , . . The' CHANCELPOIt• • a !o r ridirroolvt; -..." I beg the flight' Kin . 4.011/04 . 4 pm Cows it weirs. as.now proitorincd by Ton. Biro that' I alit' then mat of the vale of oda,' 16ould, frith inblitig fentence, have difeafed the' 010'ot Mr.''ktibl SP, ' popldirity. I had no. rdesi 3P ligininizing,WFitlll4 erbint 1 do fay of Mr.,Peill.: h, that In holds princi• pleserhich I think are set popular.: Theo/Awned Gentleman may thialr it a Crete span hint; bat I Think it an honour nifikeharafter l Oat AI has* hi. them?, held end psoteffed principkailmt stre lithe different from the pritzeiples of Mr. Paull, -With res genitto thk Hamptlidre Illellioni it willhellid duty' of Gpftlemen . 00' an Mb* fide; afqr tikadate they had' given on that fithjinß, to bring it foeSloteti and we &WI not Ostia front oat slaty, which id to de fend oar conduit, and *pow tbefe fobjefte. I fee that Gentlemen on t he othet Ware detervidned to enter i into their dirculfion pretty folly, of the (Pak of which we have already had; Ipecirnen." Mr. PERCIVAL......n A word or two in explana tion, with the leave of the Houfe. I was very much Mifunderdood by the Noble Lord, if he fuppofes me to inflnuate any want of knowledge or deficiency in ; conciliating manners, in the noble Perfone who are appointed to Mears our affaiis with Americas what I was alarmed at was the conneflion which appears between the authors of. the American Intereuurfa ' •Bill o .rhe coincidence between the manner in which that bill was introduced into Parliament, fapported, and tirried, and the appointment of thofe noble .perlans to manage the negotiation between this *Auntie and America. tam afraid of the fpirit of that bill—a fpirit of concefhlon to America, at the sipeng ache deareft rights of Great Britain, and Atic facitilaaintl of all , ,botStisey, being too Predomi. a' ad_ioi ihe avails 'on our part. —One lenience ilerany-by may of explanation, on the fubjefl of the Wiffintheßer Elation ! the Noble Lord does not cobeeite that I llsotild/iave Teeth's to pride myfeif -oli in'y ctrinasplea, if they depend on the popularity -isididr...Patall. • •ISir, I had no idea of priding myfelf an'ibil- laill of Mr. Paull, neither are my prin• O*" e.b t not *hat I meant to convey was. Oak *Alt ar Opulency in bk. Paull is the word 4lin biz thing t sae be eftablilbed againil the popularity of &iv - Opponent at the Welimintler Elation t for, floweret low the . popularity of Mr. Paull may be, it mull be allowed that he beat Mr. Sher idan—(l Big pardon. the Treafuter of the Nam) at the Weilmin der Elation. Therefore, let Mr. Paula popularity be as low as you pleafe, it is higher than that of Mr. Sheridan, the Treafurer of the Navy, in the opinion of the Eleftors of Wellminfter ; for molt notorious it is, that as long as popularity was uied spina popularity, fo long was the Treafurer of the Naiy beat in that race. liiiit as lion as the Govern ment horfes were tacked to the car of popularity— Mr. SPEAKER.—•" Order I order I" Sir J. PULTENEY entered into an eologiam on the vittory of Maida. 8o few were the opportuni ties offered to our brave troops of meeting the enemy on fair ground, that he fincerely regretted that notice of this eittory did not snake a feature of his Ma. . jelly's Speech, although whenever fimilar opportu nities did offer, he wad fatisfied that finsilar refults would cube. Adverting to what the Noble Lord had Paid of Lincelles, be contended that it was quite a different affair from that at Maida. The vi Cory of laments was highly gallant and highly boom able, buck was obtained by a mere detachment, who were fent to attack a poll ander the very eye of die Commander in Chief. Mr. G. JOIIIiSTONE, in addition to what had fallen from the Hon. Baronet, obferved, that at the r battle of Maid.; General Stuart Ritually polkaed the chief command in Sicily ; for Sir James Craig had left that illand, and the Commander in Chief appointed to fucceed him had not arrived. The Rate mein, therefore. made by the Noble Lord was by no means aridly come. But had it been corral, it would by no means hive inflifiad the omiffion coat. plained of. When Lord Nelfon achieved the fplen did eidlory of the Nile, was he not under the com mand of Lord St. Vincent ? yet that achievement had been noticed in the Speak from the Throne.-t- The omilhion of any allufion t the fa I.ouation of Ire land bad been attempted to he alified by declaring that no good was likely to result ns Inch an allufion. This was very true ; but ought not every thing in. portant and conflated with the interells of the em pire to find a place in his Majefiy's Speech without any qualification ? He was happy to hear that Government looked to the Rate of the finances of the country with Inch confidence, and he Cordially concurred with the Noble Lord in the jai praife that be had bellowed on Lord Sidmouth for his attention to this fobjea. V The CHANCET.LOR of the EXCHg ER, 1 in explanation, allowed, that he footld he' has not been altogether corral in his datements with regad to the precife Rate of rank which Sir John Stuart held at the time of the haute of Mania. Admitting this, he Hill maintained that there was no dilline rule of proceeding ; but that his Majefty's Minillers were bound to regulate their condo& by the vat 1011 S eircumilances which different cafes mull neceffarily prefent. • The Report was then read and agreed to, and the Ackbeli was ordered to be taken up to hi. !strictly by Inch Members of the Hoofs as were of his Ma jelly's Molt Honourable Privy Council. Ott the motion of Mr. VANSITTAKT, it was refilled, that the Houfe would go into the further lennfidermina of his Majefty's Speech on Monday,— A dljons ned. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECISIEER PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCE.‘ Confab. for poem. 601 —Reduced 59-ossiettua 4. ff. sp. ever Dm, fir. to Is. prem. By the American papers of the igth ult. frnm which we gave a Mort extra& oa Saturday. it ap pears that Pops aiiineheafioss were oktowtstiocd at XOtti atarielloos aikkilto(4)l l s 441Flarly dif &mica of the Ansevieeettni-n. • The repoitiaboat toying . ISuFr, who appears to 110 d t/Se -pato-as:44s to the exilling Goestonsent, are feitatirma and contradiftory, that We con epe. , 9 PP4,l4lll,from them refpetling his °bleed. It is , IllasedAbit•he has affembled a numerous body of. Allowers at . blasietta and Galliprlis, on the Ohio, -and has- conerueled fevers) large hosts for their tilig,port . down that siVer ; but whither, or 1 : 0v / 11 " porpofn, is not thentioned. Tbof snotements bads botreecr,;eicitecllls ring fentaiionsat lAralltingtorf. and orderahad been 'lain fon ail the difpcifable regular , force of the Union. to 'spelt • . imtnediately to New Orleans. , .The influence of Mr. Botta is reprefeated to have extendegover the- whole of the Weflern Country; and a convention between him and the Spaniards is Ilrongly fufpeaed to have taken place. In another part of this Paper will be found tome I further ertraas from the Dutch Papers received on Saturday. There is no truth in the repurts that have been circulated of accounts having been received of a general aaion after the capture of Warfaw, in which the Ruffians were defeated with the lots of 160,0c0 men. The fall i., that the fluttan General (Bzw.tcossa) had pufhed his ad . d polls in older to take Come advantageous politions on the river Drzura, a few leagues to the south weft of ,Varf i ar t Int that on Reding there pofitions hadlxes; fre:thatapasci by the French, he fell back, and, after 1 ! few w III W I P O / 11 4! 111 arfnither. rtyeated behind the Viltula, where be 3a fecnrely entlithiped to wait for 'reinforcement; ; all the bridgee,W,Valt sirer have been broken down. The King of PIUS/SA had city blifhed his head.quar(o,'nx the Cagle of Oaerode. in the &nog country of Oberland i Going KAI , tkturp was an - the 24thi'dieiti Pultowfk; an miles of Wok"; ; and the gartifons of EaR Prusa; togeiher with the troops colleaed at Neidenburg, • were aliembling an the Narew. Dantzie and Gran. , denti had not been invelledon the 3oth. Thorn has been bombarded by the French Irons the oppofire of the'Viflula, but, as we prefume, without much effeA. The Dutch Papers continue to hold out a profpea of peace between France and Pruffia. After the re. jeftion by his Prulifian hfajefly of the truce agreed to by his agents, Dusoc was feat by linithrassa to Ofierode, with fresh propofals. I; is (Al alto, that P: ince Licnratiiinans, his been fent-en a Special Million to Bowarairx tly,thrt Court g' 4 .nue. It will be recolleeteti, that this Prince was a great favotuite of NAPOLION when he was at Vienna. LISBON MAILS. On Saturday arrived a Mail brought to Falmouth by the Tnwnfhend packet in eight days e l —and this morning another, brought to the fameport, liven days by the Dart letter of marque, belonging to Jeffry, which failed again as foam as (be had landed the Mail, and a Gentleman who was charged with dif patches, with which he proceeded to Loadon. The Auckland and Walfingham packets had both arrived at Lisbon before the Dart failed. The Jamaica !loop of war, Captain DICK, was ex peaed to fail on the gth inR. for England. with a fleet under her convoy. We regret to learn that the coati of Portugal (warms with Sputa privateers, and that they have been extremely fuccefsful in their depredations upon our trade., ~4.,taciffertained that they had taken twelve merellinthillar.::. ,,, t .;• • The letters by theta :ththaeMgt that ibe enemy's privateers are very nalMitllßllllll'kbaß of Portugal, and have lately Afikiggit number of prizes. tol We have received the following listlits on the tub jea • LISSON, Die 9 —The whole extent of oar me (warns with Trench and Smolt privateers. We hear from Vigo, that the prises carded in there during the MR Oh weeks are citinasted at being worth upwards of half a ntilion !teeing. Omar*, Nov ax.—Ten DrtUlk velfels have been taken by the row.hoats and .priveterrs from Vigo, and carrird into that port Once the a6th of left month. Amalie them are the Ana and Margaret ftoce-fhip, bound to Malta; and the Robert and Eliza• telt, from Liverpool, with bale goods, for Oporto r the Ring• more from Newfoundland; Hope, from Poole, Queen from Lou don, Robert and Elizabeth from Liverpool, ephyr from Linn, Kingfwere from Newfoundland; betides foam valuable wails, Wend to Mbar. The malt is pow covered with there privateers, and, l am fan to add, that there Is not any Britt& (hip of war for the prstcMon of the trade. . The new Oxrosp itiVIIW, from what- we have beard of its eflablifhment, and of the ability and learning engaged in it, bids fair to run a brilliant among the critical journals of the prefent age. On Friday, the a6th Regiment marched into the barracks at Deal, from Dover. On Saturday mnrning the right wing of the 3d re. Omen' matched from Peal to Canterbury, on their route to Liverpool, in order to embark for !Wand. The Golden Grove. Captain Peace ? a tranfport from Malta, arrived at Portfmouth. was on Mind day, when off the Needles, flied into by a Frenel. privateer. Captain Peac■ immediately bore up. and fueceeded in running the privateer down._ Forty raven of the Frenchmen were drowned ; the teAdue are prifonessoi board the tranfport. The Wetting Mnitia from Alltforcl. , Marched into Dover yelfirJav, to occupy the beseech. on'the Height', the e6th regimen' Mooing marched from thence to Deal. 114jor General' Hill's Isiqtaeli oolifißing of the 90 , 14t11.issd gra ugh/sent - 4.4mm iihi s prnstlße, will aottatk at Roves this Once's, ttrthe fr. s isfpisiis in the I..ttnii'; Ihillttpgate l ing to tift4 issippeittils\ifid it bort, yslicislaY , • . artFtitOotts •• • . AetOrder of Council has pstAld 6r permitting the oPeaing of eratie with the Crtertworseat isi nig fp& in pagroe, is Wily prOillitit . t ••' liteetecOwne of )tfy: aniiilnp'pe9tniteif,2; Cp audios Wag loli , ii tdtallpilafiKunh4. yi4arZC.A TA 1.11410 T It. Dee r y.—.Arrired thi.day the Tooroli.w: Pa ktr. Donn. in eight lays from 136 , 41 1..1 there tie Jan 11..,p of war, Captain Drem-orldeh wilts/kW so fail on rbe irh M il , t for gnglannorritli a !Let under CI Artis,d oar Mandl) Lk Maleity's Mips Plantagenet, of 74 :V1111; frill. 43; ilia 1 , ,r. tente, 36,froni off Pec.i 4 and Swailialbfkig, from a caviar of tbo Listed S. W. Due. tp.—The Rolla. A mericap (hip, Captain Ga•c7, front Norfolk, Virginia. arrived off the liagmur thi* morning. f..r be. • ders, and proceeded on for I.on`cau„a/fis th- A mericsa brig (W -irer Woltott, Captain Richards. for Amfterdam.—Arrieed the Dart letter of marque, from Who., ar(01 homed a m e rr,,,,, w i t h Difparebes, who inantediately (n of For lriatdon.—saikrtj a Ma. jetty's Slip. Plantagenet, of 71 awls. Captain Bradley ; sad I.s. Oda, of 4< , guns, Captain lord William btoetirt. far their Ratio* ' off Butt; Moelltown armed brig, Captain Barker, with cot t ony for Wales—Renal, iu Caittek Roads his Mayfly% (hips Ns de, Abundance. sod Savage, with the outwarJ•hciund Weft on.ita convoy, atd pia Majclles Ihip Fortune. of 36 gunk rdittii.g; Swallow oral Saracen S S.W. TebeAr, Mc. aB. —Yeftuthy a COUR Martial was . had cat board his Majeffy's Pricerls Royal, no a Marine, for byrolt • log open a lion, and taking therefrom a quantity of limn, wt,e , the charges were fully pruned. He was (relented to be 1143.1 round the Let. Remain iu Torbay, his Majellet (hips San Jofeph, Mar ,lua don, Bellerophon, Monarch. Gibraltar.. Ramillies, Conquer o r . Prince of Wales, and Priucefs Royal; alfo the Pallas and Hagar.' frigates, Caroline brig, and Nimrod cutter. PO IT 111101.1711. DEC. E51....A1711/ed his Mildly's !hips Stye. mama, Curies:, and the Vengenr, front a crane; elf° feveral traufports from the Mediu:remains-Sailed his .Makfty's fb ps ifilf, with a ilea to the Eaftward ; Pomone and Pluto, 011 a cruise. Dec. saw Put beck Ma Majelty's fltip Pensono, having fprung her bowfPrit. in • Plc of wind. Sailed Ids Maiellee Idpe Cm. tam, Dearth, and Como', on a cruise : his PlWeityli Sipa Wil liam and Termamee, sad fnera/ tranfports, are edwalM from qua rantine. Every prat& i. due to the Admiralty for the great ern dons now making to put in commillion every thing that can pof fibly be fitted out. H Peke Efq. Soneyor of the Navy, w as here dada, part of the bit emelt, to infpedk all laps in ordinary at this port ; and We have retiree to think a gonfiderable number of Thipwrights will be brought from the Northern Ports, to complete any repairs they may want The brave Sir Stoner Somali is daily eapeded to timbre here in the Thunderer, from the Mrdi t erranean. The Mote Gedrge, of 98 guns, has hoifted Sgral tor convoy to the Wed Indica, the St. Oeorge having hauled it down, it having been diforivered that the latter Alp needs confiderable paler. Wind S W. PL•M00T11.149.12..-Catne in the American (hip Commerce, from fklfalt, bound to Gibraltar, laden with potatoes and butter, drives up Chews! by the violence of the opened y gales ; Travel ler, of &maks. from Leedom, bound to Madeira, put in by a heavy gale of wired: on her entering the Sound left even fog, a pi lot lulat from Cawfand went off to bring her into this harbour, but the lea ran fo very high, that in attempting to get alonsfide the the boat filled, by which unfortunate accident floe of thecrew were drowned; the other be 'were Caved with great difficulty eciledfut s of 74 guys, from the Chasoel &eat Iterate, of 18 gins, ' frees a avian • and kly, of t guns, from ditto. Dec. ob.--Tbe Jahn and William of this peet..Datitain bound from Intiev•to Dartmouth, laden hftit various goods, in turning ost of Catwastr r artired Rays. and get amore on Monet Batten Racks t the *hut being st tooth. aaad' much furl on the more, the (non bilged, and by live o'clock left evening the yard be came a complete wrak, and the greater part of her cargo left the craw Were all fared. Arrived the Hamill, of iB . gune, from a • arvise. DEAL. Dec. Xlo.—Arrived the Ifts, of guns. from Nno feeediend; NOS frigate, Otter Coop. lied Wrangler gun brig, Nom a era* oil' lioulugon., Sailed the Kite hoop ott a truize nff • • • Calais. Wind South and blows hard... Dee, at. ;.4i.trived the Inveterate gun brig from Dungenners. Arrived and failed for the River, the Difpitch, Pike, front LK bbn, sod the Corn Plater, Gills,, from Phliedtiphla. Devitt, Dr.e.et..-Came In this morning wind-hound the brig Virgitfly of Soften, Captain Conn, from Leith, In ballast honed - to Falmouth. The WOO about four o'clock this afternoon fbift.d fuddenly round f•otat the N. N. E and sow bloats hard, the out- Mad-bound veteia will therefore now be alibied to get down: TAIMOUTS. Dec 48 i',rrived'the T. - afty, .vena,,te' m otive firs Lag of Adruiral Demotes :.the Crum .1 floop of war, and locket gun.brig, from , a cruse —Snips of war bete, 'MA'AM. Roebuck, Refolution, Nofau Miaow, Aginemert,.Tillay t Cruiser cloor, feireter, Griper, and Jackal. LOSS all L'ATHEMAtiNE. • • We have been favoured by one of the furvivora with the In/lowing narrative of the lots of the Arnstriansts a His Majefty's filltrAthenienne, cannonaded by Contain in hen Raynsford, having on beard aro men, (altar/Nam Gibraltar en the 16th Odsiber, frith a fair wind, and arrived • of Sardinia, on the 17th, at five eitioch in the evening; from othe.nee the pro. ended towards Male: but unfortunately at about half pelt nine In the ermiim, of that day, when going nine kooti, fleack on the rocks called the Efmterques*. it immediately became neeeffiry to lighten the dip to prevent her from fallfng over en her brava& ; and the math. cremes', away for that purpnfe : but, In kb than half an hour after, from the violent ccmcualon of the rocks on her bottom, cot filled :p to the lower-deck pork, and fell on Mr beetn.edds on the larboard fide. Captain Raywaford, who front the loft forefoot the total lot, of the Sap, ordered the boats to be Malted out, with an lien that they would bt Octal in towing a rift that was conftrading to lerwsed.Which probably might have been the means of referent's great many honk deltraelion ; but fo loon as the two jolly boats were lowered down frayn the TIM& B. and clear of the fbip, the men (for 'we gregAo ORicers with them), bat pp, and were no more ken pnhatipy perfons wholtidd by the wreck. The cott e r and ;lc itoill'ing were (tote and fwanapms, and thirty Inca, to Nein the Chip, peddled. Ely the fall °Otte mofts (event gilmie were Mika, and deipertitely mangled, Mad two Midtbipowit were killed by the fpanker-been emitting them between it and the fide. The tenni nation of the Oinks of all appeared' faR ! a pproa c hin g ; and the launch, being the oily bent that was not tither Rove or wrecked, was filled with men oo the booms, and without hieing the means o f mechanical power, or the atteffity of ufieg it, the water,having et this time covered the whole wreck with the exception of the ' poop, the floated off the booms. to the great joy hf every one, and limped the many dangers Rio bad to encoootalr bons the broken malts and Looking pieces of the fui? ; sod afterwards came under the item, where nutty, in attempting to (0/101 to her, 'hared the pntiasely fate of thole that preceded thane. .At Onetime, about half pad eleven At night, there being but little hope .of thn Italy holding together till morning, I urged errant Rayorkni to Cava himf It by feniuming to the launch, but, in vain, be Atc.larn.g to me thuthe was pettedly refigned to his fate, and was diner:Weed not to quit his poll *Mitt a alas, r:mainel, but adv)fed n:a to der n., 4t , w hi c h I had recommended to him; and, at the moment tint the lantith. full of people, was !:coring opielbre the wind, i leapt front the Run gallery into the fn. and rwlmtning through a very Web turf, gained the boat. aid providentially tamped the unhappy tataftrophe off the remaining ofti:en and crew. 317 in num• bee, who, I laractit to fay, mod probably perithrd that night, as the wind cited:deed to limeade. a;ter Coe dirt (truck ' and the nett day blip firovaer. Early on the teat rno - rithsg, we tell n 0410 a llauifit ig. and putting two Officers had fesmea iota h. rto bkat to wtadvrant endnvout to fan al malty co' tbe ro• pie as might be dal clittranOto the wreck (bat wlth'out iffeet), we continued our c,mrie for Maritiroo, and arrived in the et/trine of the sift, Intl were humanely mated ty the Governor; brit day fad oar for Trepani, In Shur, where Ending a (mall bolt bound to Maks, rattles...ea and et ke Ed there On the lrelt. With the Matter endkitirgese Si tile define, af t,r cucounterieg all the terrors olf a ' Ynipwreck. tol dread:id, pa hap in its coirferryanes as, was ever eaperillecrd . . • The qttt mac! t, or Frquerques, are redo remedy perceptible aboreV.ater, an..l ir. appearance like a lame boot. 1 lacy lie about 18 hart. a N. N. E. I, • compete; from Cape i•ona near Tonle—. XIIK Alale wail 11 taft war laa the lame rocks. . • CORR MAR MAIL LANE. DIC. E3.—The frefh imports of jhrheat to-clay form tnlerahle (applies, an d imaptirl find laminas, Islet ale:made Itaioili t al t h e •surther diltrieln tilos and H. per gimlet—the fup• • pliaosof Barley arc flint!, au.. •liis Ariirm it d Malt it rather bette'r price.—Pe 4. And Beans, it each bilmetiption, oi:istinoe with n—there are .fearest any pia aitivels of ,at,, aid !has trade sada. tains Jae prices—Flour bat, hcavy We. • . v • *. , -z~~ :1 1 7rA