Star. — London, England, 1806-12-02 00:00:00

:r ~ trii- the mats Re der 0-- lin, PC• ake ... F 01. %, that oa the isatle The Papers PRUSSIA w eight the An claw the diredion of Bo , proves what pains are taken to difguife his fears for the f.afety of Italy. He. alto betrays more and more fitongly his ferions Cafe picions of the intentions of the Ciist oar of Vitae*, which confirm what we have already mentioned, that .. Bo AAAAA re has not only demanded that the Auariasi Army fbould be immediately withdrawn from Bo hernia. but has fignified that the departure of the Archduke Ctosizt.ss for the Armies, would be eon fidered as equivalent to a Declaration of War. Other accounts received from the Continent yet• terdai Rate the following as the outline of the new political annagentests which BOILIIPAILTI has declared he is determined to enforce : The Elaborate of Brandeolsergis. with.loosamensi dguons territory, to be erected into a king 'lti the dominion of Peony Bo AAAAA a. Proffitt Proper to be retained by his Ptorao par. with the title et Zing. His capital to be Ko. *O s% The ?Ali& tertitory to be ensiled frosts Anthill, lure. end PTOGII i and n•oenfolidated into one late, fame rutin alt %afore the partition., bluaar M be peuelnimeet Sago/ the Poke. halted to receive a very coodderable acceffion o territory, particularly is Weßphalia. The Duchies of Cleves and Berg, at prefent pot Soiree by MIMIT, to be given to one of the French Startialf. The alarm canted by the feiznre of Mambo:ugh, rind more, perhaps, by the profpeet which th.t new fuze prefents, continues very general throughout the City. The difallers which have fallen upon Pruffia will be felt more immediately by the commerce of Ibis country than the ill fortune of Auaria laft year, tad during the left war. The fall ef PrufEe has put bite the hands of France all the ports in the North 'ilia and the Baltic, with which we have been aecitt , lopped tetrads admitl unmolelleds for,even during the' difpnte with Pruffia, the trade to the ports in the Baltic was not interrupted. In the prefent cafe, Hamburgh, Bremen, together, indeed, with all Ili, ports in the North Sea, in the Elbe, the Wefer, and the Ems, as well as thole in the Baltic, Lubec, Rolock, all along that coaft to Dantzig, may per. baps be that againtl our (hips, and the French will probably endeavour to prevent the cireuhition stir Englifh coMmodities in the territories they occupy. They will likerrife endeavour, though unfuccefsfully, , to exclude them, were the Kama of PluttlA to con clude a peace, if Bo AAAAA re permit him to reign: The ports of Denmark, in Holftein, are the only ports 111 that part of Europe open to us, and how long they will continue fo is a matter of doubt and n - certainty. Moil alfuredly our commerce will feel the effeasi of the fyilent purfued by Bow AAAAA t for its defiling:l Lion, but no force can abolifis the mutual tweaks* wad the mutual demands of nations. Whatever tl* nations of the North have to fell, they Inuit frontier( to fen, ja order to procure thole things which aas indifpenfible to their habits, their wants, and thud enjoyments. Let BONAPAI.TI place all the Rates al Germany round the Baltic under his Generals, as topside data, or ender any new plan of Govers. mast, they mutt dill have occafion to vend the cow modifies of which they have a fupetilaity, arid re obtain thole which they want either for imasediess eenforeption, or as the materials of matteredieree. A report was circulated after the arrival of the laft _Malls from Haashurgh, and hill continues to be gir lhood with much confidence in the city, that NA PO woo lies demanded of Denmark to fit out a certain *mbar of Aips, and to (hut up the Sound again!' che &kills and Ruffian commerce. We know not to what credit this rumour is entitled, but the thing is far from being improbable. Yefterday orders were fent by Telegraph to Pottfmouth, for four fhips of the line to fail immediately for the Great Belt. It is ',Able that this may be with the view of counter 1. sifting any attempt the enemy may make to (hut us out from the North of Europe. Yelterday, an order was iffued from the Poft Office, that the Hsunburgh and Bremen Mails (hould not for the prefent be forwarded. Advice has been received, that the French have :beady begun to fit cut privateers in the Ptualan port!, againft the trade of England up the BaLic, and in the German Ocean. We underhand there is no troth whatever in the llatement, contained in force of the 14ft letters from Harnburgh, of the French Nlinitler having been himfdf deceived ref - peeing the intentions of his Macy, in regard to Ilamburgh. It was that Mi. wider who gave information to BONA PARTS of the rneatures that were taking to efcape the impending rairchief. A Gottenborgh Mail arrived this day, but 114: brought nothing new. Yefierday, at elevea o'clock, Lords nott.ap.n arid AVCRLAND met Islam MOICRO and l'incksay, the American Ambafradors, at the Foreign Office. They ' cositiiiied their deliberatina till twelve, when Lords Hos,Lanvi and Auc &&&&& went to the Office of the 'Boars* of 'Wade, together with Earl Boca isomer stun e. tholArvoas v G , Sir josses, Basis, and Mr. YMOITTART, and held a Beard. Thirty Merchants stapled for advice to know hnw to all in the preteksteirewmasomos. The Board, after hearing their catorwatia soaking their opinions, deliberated for tome time, when Lord Au went to the Cabi net Council that was fitting at Lord Howsca's Office, and reported the proceedings. There was a feport yelterday in general circulation that a fequedration had been put upoh all property belonging to perfons within the limits of the countries occupied by the French Armies, and that a reftraint upon the transfer of the funds in the three per cents. had been impofed. This report is dellitute of foundation. Nothing but as overbearing neceffity could induce the Utah Government, for the purpofe of defeating • violent injuftice of Bow APART'S to adopt a meafare, the ealib of which would fall upon the unfortunate vie. Shwa his power, already filtering fo much, and 11166 would be Co ineonfillent with the policy of a na +ion dolt bee gained, and muff gain, by drawing capital from every quarter. But if Boas PA&TII eon that iniquitous fyilem he has begun. he will hit be convinced that be has a great deal to lofe on the balance. The proportion of foreign property in the &ha funds is very oonfiderable indeed, proba bly towards too millioue. This is in our power, if f BOMAPAILTI lhould force us to adept the law of fell prefervation, however revere its operation. to Yeflerday arrived a Merenger from Ruffla, with difpatches down to the nth of November ; but we do not bear that he brings any news. A Mellinger arrived alfb by' the Baltic, with clic patchts to Baron Jectai. Baron Jaen,' afterwards communicatedlo k.ord Howice ship intelligence he Lind received, and a Comicil waste, The Second, or Q2een's Regituslatwil OrtgOosas have marched into Winchater. The North York Militia; at Porttanterrasks, who were under orders to leave that place, have received .orders to remain at their prefont quarters. Yellerday the Duke of Tote traafaeltd bufinefs with his MOJIIITY for two hours. Sy. A:4°l'm i * Day falling this year wia Sunday, the ROYAL Society held their Anniyerfary Meeting yellerday, at their apartments in Somerfet Place.— Afteiwards the Society proceeded to the choice of the Council and Officers fax the enruing year, when, on examining the ballots, it appeared, West the follow ing Gentlemen were eladed of the Council : Of the Old Comneffis-The PJghr iffimearseshis Sir Joreph Banks, Bart. K B. Mr. John Allen:why, Sir Choirs Paden, Kat. Henry C•ismuliffi, Erg. dward Whitaker Gray, M. D. Right Honour able Charles Gonna, Wiliam Marftlen. Efq. Rev. Neill Mar. ketyne, D. D. George,Earior Mariam., William Hyde Wollafton, M. D. Thomas Young, M. D. Of the New Coancil—Right Hon. Mathes Abbot, John Heart tlde,efg. Hon Pretlerkk North, Sir Isla S. Anbyn. Bart. Right Hon. Sir William Scott, Km. Funds Lord Peaforth, Charles Shaw Lefewre, erg. George Vircosint Valenti', Roger Wilbraham, Efq. Charles Wilkins, gig. And the Officer' werethe Right Hon. Sir Joreph Banks, Bart. E. B. • Preedeut ; WlDism Madden, Erg. Trolfurer; Edward Whitaker Gray, M. D. William Hyde Wollallon, M. 13 Seam series. Afterwards the Members of the Society dined to gether, as ultal, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, m the Strand. Li* of &tamed Members, in addition to thole before given : • Wortlty and Henry Baring. ?Arr. „ Szawiea J. Calitoder mad A. Towers, Erg. o —jams t raL_onm, or Pltfoar. 0.7 'COUNTY Or Lariaal—my-dal e Frechoklers preef whom voted tar Lord Archibald =ikon, and 13 tit Chaim Donau. . .. 1 R w DISTRICT OT BOROCICIIS••••ATChlbild C11,111611N Of Illytherwood, Wg. to Gator Ars,lamne,RoTaastr.ate.-I,Oargogiath COUNTY or Assanesii,qamesFetTuesso, Efq. by a majority of two votes only. A tat—John Camphdl, Erg. DUROIRS Or r , NAIIIS.INVRINRIS, and Foaritosz....Col ltascla William Grant. • *sous ofL , Lca LITHOOW, P , sad BILICIR Lhettoset General Sir Charles Rots. BUIONS Of AIIIIROATI,MONTROSIC, AIRRDIZO, Re.—Hon. M9or J. Ramfay. KotatronsaionT.—.Non. Mentrintery Stewart. KINOISORN, DYSART, and KIS KA I.DTCCII. Roma Pergalfon. • • t Aitaitirom aa, Ca Al Lt., Bs,C.—Sir John Anitrather. 'foss", DtISOW A L.L. 61.47111gedleT General Sir R. illaskatsle. Cl' PA 11-FIFI, Pas N David Wok.; erburne. HADDINGTON, DUPOIAReCIIOO. Wil li am Lambe. PERTs, a tit—Thom as rattan', Efq . County Of WIOTOPP.4W4R6III MURCH. Efq. Boom Cu Lean, 11ke..-Cygerge Skate, Efq. BOSOMS or Duni/ans. ANNAN, LIKUD/ARUM. ate.—HM- Henry Fractal, Lend Advocate. Sel.Klanaillat —William Elliot Lockhart, Efq S AAAAA ma; Wsurnoa sr, Re.—Hon. Edward Stewart. $ fIItLINO, DVNI/11 linitiL Etc.-5k John Hesslcrfon, dart. • COOPITV or Dostmg—H. Hamilton and F. J. Falklner, Ergot. CLoNMIL L —Colonel William Beawell. Cowes . ? or W AAAAA Bemford and R. Power, Ffqrs. County or Lai rano—Hon. Henry J. Clements and Hon. Lieutenant Colosel William Gore. Boaon on or Lasso a e—i.ord Yarmouth. FIRMAWAON, Cole and Archdall, Efqrs. ANT It sr—Hon. John and E. A. M•Nagliten, Efq. COPTIBTID ILICTIONS. Billwicc—Final Clore of the poll! Sir John Callowier 436 Sir Alex. M. Lockhart 368 Dr Towers 386 Liam Colonel Allen 6t Dua ins (County)—Final dote of the Poll : • Hans Hamilton 543 Frodmick J. Falkinci - 455 Luke Wilke 357 WATCRIORD (County)— Final ciao of the Poll, J. C. Beresford 65. Edward Lee 285 Richard Power 417 Bolton 5 FUJIAN AGM —Final chafe of the Pcll General Cole torn Heim/ Brooke 6t,1 General Arnidall is6o Rkhaol Brooke 418 • om.y/st—State of the Poll on Tuefday hit: Right Hon. D.E. Daly • 767 Mr Eyre St 7 Mr Martin 30 LonooNDialii—State of the Poll. General Stewart or a Colonel Ponfooby 676 Lord Come Stretford 734 Mr Lyle 1114ro (County)—State of the Poll, Nov. se t Right Hon. D. Browne 1674 Colonel Dillon • 1647 Sir John 8r0w.14 Bjo otit N • the 35th of Oiloher, boating of the refs& of de of the t4th , thermmediately retrogr;desl.l Papers of the a ft, Rate, lisa,t the Kum of a was at Koningthorgh with about feven or toofand men. laborate Article, evidently manufaßured by WiILITIC.AL INTELLIGENCE. Dam. MAILS THIS DAY. All. 051. att. 00E. -- _ 0 t 1 ' Oottenburgir I s Velso:Nord o s I Hamburg o s ISLE OF BONAIR, WEST INDIES, OCT.S. On the night of the 24th of Austin LA, the hoots of his Majedy's fhip A AAAAA Data, under offs eon• mend of she Firil Lieutenant, Mr. Lewis, wade a gallant effort to cut two verels out of the harbour of Rio de-lathlacha ' in South America. Mr. Av. TRIED SMIT"s fun of the Clerk of the Survey, PAS* mouth Yard, and Mate of the fhip, bad tisettfullu mand of the cutter, who received a grape flint in his left leg, of which wound he died on the roth Scp• leather, after languithing fisteen days, in the brevet manner, for the gond of his King's , and Country's cook, with five others of his countrymen, and with an irreprqachable charaeter. He was a very fine young gentleman, beloved by all that ever he had failed with, and his loft is lamented muff deeply by his parents, to whom he wawa molt dutiful f 14 and loving to his finer and brothers i and all wh.r had the ple:ifure of knOttiing him, fi gh for his I.fs.— Had he lived, be would have been an ornament to his pruleflion. FALMOUTH. NOV. si. • Arrived the Prince Adolphus packet,Bon tor :sow, from Halifax, 101 l from Plymouth, having landed the American mails there ; alfo arrived his Majefly's tiat o Laurin, of as grins, from *Plymouth. Thera w off the harbour, his Maje ft y's (hip Parana I, of guns. Sailed his Majefty's flnop of war PLovsa,l al guns, Capt. Baowri, for Plymouth. Remain contrary winds, the Auckland and Walfingham lockets with mails of the 'nth, t7th, and 24th inn. lin Lifiton ; and the Princes Mary packet, with mails mails of the 18th 1011. for the Leeward Elands. —The Prince of Wales packet from Lifban may he fhortly expelled. Wind throng at S. W. PLYMOUTH, NOV. sq. Came in the Ruffian (hip Graff Suvrarroff, Callt . PAIDILLI, from the WePward ; the failed from this port about three weeks ago, bound to Palermo, fines which the has had to contend with very heavy galas, and bad weather, and has been driven back from Caps Fininerre to this place in very great dißreli, hamlet fix fest wits, in her hold at bar arrival, and the crew nearly exhaulled with fatigue, by being mensal?' es 1 the pumps. Wednefday 101 l The was nearly awe i on the rocidat Mane. and the crew gave therfeiree l up for 1011, but Om providentially weatberei the Owe. Arrived the DaniLb (hip Elkin, Captain Coiml attrus, from the Havannah, laden with ir,i'itigs bound to Tonningen, detained by the Castello* ' thin. Sailed the Founanvaar and Fame, guns each, to join the Channel Ilea. The wreck the Jane vifloaller, that went alhore on Mount lit & ken, was fold yenerday, but it is expected that tie Southern gales will occaflon a 101 l of the greater' part of it, as the went to pieces lad night. Camels the Foe taloa atr, of 98 guns, and the Mosiaacti, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet. 1 PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER soh Commodore Sir SAMUEL HOOD hoillkhis broad pendant on Monday, on board the Currant. of 74 gnus, Capt. WaRLIT, which has been Stud fur that purpofe, and for a foreign Ration. Sir Jonw B. WAR. RSA hat (truck hit flag. and his fquedtun is feparated. Rear Admiral MURRAY is yet detained at He. lan's the Wrong fouth-well gales that have blown this week. have prevented the Hsamss and Spitzer flays, from joining his fquadron, from the Downs. Watt out of harbour his Majetly's (hip SABRINA, and made the fignal fur a convoy to the Mcditerra. neap. Wind S. W. Dims masa I.—Arrived his Majefly's (hips Sr. Gamma! and Barcuarir, from the Channel Fleet ; DARING and Lratarr, from a cruize ; LADY W•t asa armed (hip from Plymouth ; and the Majeflic tranfport, Captain Coorrs, from the Cape of Good Hope. Wind S. W. DOVER, NOVEMBER 30. Arrived off here this morning the Portugneze fehooner Colphono, Captain Itotiatop az. from Caen, bound to London with wine, feed, and nuts ; by this veifel we hear that intelligence had been received at Caen before flu failed, that an arminice has been concluded between the French and Printans. The (chanter only left Caen yellerday at noon.—A fine large Soup of war (brig), named the FOXHOUND, was launched this morning from Mr. King's yard here s the is pierced for t 8 guns.—Came M with the lofs of an anchor and cable, the fhip See Nymph, Captain pus, of and from Hatinbargh„ with glafs, linen, &c. bound to Oporto.—Wind S.W. moderate. DIAL, NOVEMBER sy. Arrived the Kancaitoo and Kira (loop ; ARCH Isoinsiany, and Fancy gun brigs from a cruise off Boulogne. Put back the Humber armed Ship, Lu. CIVIL bomb, Coarsoitamv !loop, rind the convoy bound to the wen ward. the wind having Shifted to the W. S. W. and blowing very erring. Sailed the BOLD and INVITER/at gun brigs on a cruize off Bou logne. NoveNale 3o—Arrived the HUMS (loop from the weftward, having been blown back by the Arcing wenerly winds. Sailed die BVITLaa gun brig on a cruize off Calais. Dec. I.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Ealt India Company's gun brig Charger, from Ben gal, lilt from Plymouth; and the Hst.sist• floop, with a convoy of merchant veffels from Behan, and failed for the River. Sailed for the Nurc. the VIS TA!. frigate. Vefuvius bomb, and Tickler gnn brig. Kite Ooop, Lucifer bomb, and Archer gun brig, on a crnize. Put back his Majelly's Lhip Macwiricsor, and remains io the Downs with the fbips as per lark, and feveral other outward bound veffcls.—Wind W. S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST, Ganvasano, VIA, Willer, from I.ltbon; Jenny, jolinfon, from St Ander° ; Riling San, Halfon, • from Malaga; Liddle, PLIMICk. from Memel; and the Sally, Nickoldfon. from Guernfey. SAled tlO Edward Hamilton, Donelt ; and Alfred the Great, for Jamaica ; Mar., Mit chell, for I)ominlca; Heler.a, Taykr, for Nevis; Providence, Franttnao, fur Copenhagen ; Vrow Fenna, /Wan ; Alezander, Boidman I and the Vrelndkbap,Spandermnn, for Bremen. Nov 30 .—Paffe.l by the Mort, Hinfman, from St. Übe's. Sailed the Pearl. Walker, for Tobago; Triton, Vandyke, for Demerara; Rofalla, Chive,., for Lifbon; &trey, Q2elfh, for St. Rites; Henry, Miner, for Bethke; (teen, Week.; Flora, Thompron ; Caroline, Hodgfon ; Saint Mary, Ayton ; Europe, Pearce; Eattirnde, Martin; Ada', Newton ; and Duke of Kent, Reefs, (or Jamaica. Dec. 1— LT Lard Nelron. Anderfon, from S ,rinam - harowite, K Senegal; Sterling. Johofon, (won New Turk Strfoluti n. Frazer. from Landow Cath ,rine ao.l An 1, ]]..Lard, from What: and the CnfrucipoHre, Thompkio. iro n Ligheen the Wandrrer, Linder, fur Jamaica; Killian 'ilgvelint. Di ton, for St. Kitt's ; Priendtbip, Wedge, for t;reriada ; Onlege, Knight, for obadect, ; Planet; dangly, for Demerara; iflrant, Walne, (or St. Mithaers• Vine, Hughes, (.r Ncwry • Fortuna, Kismet.; Bemiantia- lento:: Veit Gehrwhers, Will ; saj the Two Gebrne.ers, —, fee 8r0....a ARRIVED. ist airtime Creek. the Rebecca, Ehirldge, from PAsbirs.phe the Dowse, Stag. Borg, frees Scmalt and the Aurlra fitalit• War, Nom Bt!'aft—At Raragite, Use Ann. Witham.. frost Ptsibdetpila. At Liverpoel. Liverpool. H.,-mikoi, M w Etal rladpßla; Nankeen, Bicherfunt and th e Liveryoei Packet, BMW, horn New York. TheOrove HIM Socket, from Reuel, for Mel, Ir fort no O.th had. Cm,/ fared. The (twee, Bette, from London foe Liens the KAI" • Blackl.i. from Neerfentadbmd fur Opurte.: the Prince. 14...y..1. Cowan. INiut Neweaftle for Lanni and the Captain Brand, bound to Malta, ere captured endear Fled Into Vigo. NAVAL APPOII Captain Ps ACOeS, is swim& to the Fourinry lot ; Capital') F. Martian!, W tine ignaiwaki ; Captain F. W , to the Datialsat Carina MAIIIII WIWI', to the Weymouth 1 Captain P. Res, to the Vulture;' Captain Chasm, to the Ferry; Captain Tiusuas, to the Aron, vire STAMM. promoted; Mr. Jou Pi rocs, Porter of the irrilillabitt, to We of the Royal Yachts, at Deptford. The folhrving Lieutenants have beets appointed Out-penflontire•nof Greenwich Hapital, under 'he provifions of the late A& of Parliament for that pal -1 o r e, viz. Wm. Allfray W. Jewel Henry Raba D. Miller Richard Jagoe J. Sy ormaus Alec. MLeod Jacob Adana C. L. Cole G. Morehead P. F. Davies T. Appleby E. Bower I. t illekniat Wm Robinfon John Holmes . Yeas P. Covey .. ohn ?Undies. I , . 11. Carnally . W. Robats of. White Creed c . a ßra r. dley . . T am: tlirnckw Hic k ey ne e A. Leggett ohs iabet t mr. A. ColletsM. Buckle Jana Godwin Helium S. King P. Jona John Damon F. Padefon Janne Atkins Thos. Lethbridge Charles Napier Thomas Mills J.Wbeatity 11. Hacitioca Thomas Crawford. Geor.e George Dunn John Miley The FALCOB (loop of war, with the trade from the Elbe, is arrived in Yarmouth Roads • Isis the Cale donia, Paayr, from the Wefer ; Os left that river on the .6th, with four brigs, which the rook under her proteftion, and to which the giftrifailing orders; they patted on the 17th, at night, in a tile of wind. A fchooner was the Ally tnglifh retiel left in the Weer. The Caledonia had only difcharged part of her cargo, when the was obliged to put to (ea. A detachment of aso foldiers, in lighteraad hien dif. patched to the month of the river, to endeavour to ta* her; bat we underftand that the difplayed fuch a formidable appearance, as induced the enemy to re. linquillb their projeift. The condna of the Caledonia in highly fpoken of. The Harmony, Borns, arrived at Hull on Friday morning from Bremen. He left the Wefer on the 18th ult. in ennfequenee of part of the Dutch army having entered and taken polfelSon of the Duchy of Oldenburgh, and the Ca(lotra.houfe El‘fleeth. and difbanded all the Oldenburgh troops. The Dutch had not entered Bremen when Captain Boyes cams away, nor was it expel:led there they would, but they were marching down with artillery to Bremerlee. The Ocean, Fogeys, of Hull. for London; and the William, Fosve it, of Newcalllr, for Hull, both load• eel, failed along with the Hansom,. Captain Boris was obltged to come away with part of his outward cargo, as was alto a veffel for London. The Ham burgh (hips, Capt. Boy es hear.), were at Gluckftadt. The Ann, BRANDT, from Shields fur Peter (burgh, is loft in the Gulph of Finland. The Ann, Penfold, from Newfooodland for Oporto. has heats taken by • privateer near Vigo ; Mee retaken by the Oannet floop of war, sad fort into Plymouth with the privateer. The Captain of e veFel, arrived at tifineur ow the tab Nov. reported, that the Thetis, Captain Distend, of and for Liverpool. with half her cargo on board, was driven on more at the 25th of Oftot er, in Rip Bay, and became a wreck. Part of her mate rials are expetted to be raved. The Chip London. Camila Stafford, fee London, bad her fore stal and tespenalt Bruck by lightning. in Annette Bay, on t h e math atzepereaber. which fplit her fpars and rigging to pieces. melted Mr head mop. and fired her deck forward in fevered plates, which was, very fortunately, eztingulfbed by the Captain and fame aeon, ( ber crew being all prated) without much fur ther damp. She was nearly loaded, and had got a new formaft is ore the salt of Odkoher, and eras expeEted to be reads' for fell tojoin eke convoy for England, which was to fail ass the loth of Noseaber. Dating dee bean gale of wind on Wednefday morning left. a French privateer was okayed off Little Hampton, Buffer, in great &trek, having 101 l her foretraft and bowfprit, fo that me became arassagestrie. At eleven o'clock Oa was fan to drive fat from the Oyer* towards Little Hammiest; and at half pail eleven me ftrath en she finds, bat not being very iharp.trottotned, the did , sea meast. Part of Meaty at lilt got into a fine loag.boat, anti rowed though a areasendoas fez towards the French coaß, when unfortunately, an Doglilk collier, which was running before the gale, oblerred thew and hove to, with an Intern to fare them The &mamas teeing this, ran the boat aloughde, Immediattly boarded the brig, and took goWellios of her; bur they were ge /WOW (110410 to give up A* leagirat to the Mallet and crew, with every utak that belonged to them, actufive of the cargo. Thy Milady pot die brig's head about, and fteered towards the Bensalem& and have not Ones been beard of. The privateer was la rogaloo logger, of Cherbourg. of Bs favivels and 3^ use ss of whoa wont of in the tong-boat ; the remainder are property t framed. The privateer, at low water, was kit dry I but bee bit. tom is fo much damaged, that all droughts of faring her are given up. The crew had nothing but Brew to lie on, and very little provifions on board. The wind chopping round to the Wed, the Mailer and crew of the collier rao their beat awned, Brighton. A very fpirited, but onfonoisate adios, was fa . S tained by the boats of his hiajefiy's (hip At axes:Data. on the ;4th of Antal lA, on attempting to cut out of Rio do la Hoehn, a polacre brig, and a guards coils rfehoosier, which had materially injured the Jamaica wade. They obtained poßeffion of the veffels, although oppofed by the fire of three batteries, an immenfe number of Spanifis marquetry, as well ashy both ',eels. But they were (o long in reaching their objet; of attack, that the Spaniards had lathed th e m to the fhnre, and (tripped them of their running rigging. The brave fellows were, thereforc, obliged to burn the veltcls, which they completely effeeted, but, we are lorry to fay, that it Wllll with the lois of nineteen of the choicett men of the (hip's company, who were killed or wounded. JCii no—W. Heel, pentel , mate; C. Chlnfen, Carman; D. Crawly, Iceman; J. Jones, roman ; and J. Thames. marine. MADLY WOUNDID.—Mr. Alfred Smith (ii•lce 0( . 21) 'Winer mate; Mr. Married, mlaipman ' • 7.oailoway, quarter -cnalkere J. Willem% carpenter', mate ; A Deal. ;W. Hand ; cock, J. Symou, J. Merelwalte; add J. Franklin, (amen; Telly, matins. Suourot Wovnnao...Ltentenants JoicpS Lewis, and Ed. mud Mille; and Mr. Drury, gumer. %.