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IThe Prince ofEssling not having thoughtproper to I grant the Governor's reqiiist,for pernaissicar to write , ~to Lord Wellington, the firing has reconamenced. KINGSTON, JUNE 9. Atturnber of accomptants have set off for klolland„ The very heavy rains which have fallen during this . w h ere t h ey w ill act under-the orders of his ilighnesa wee': have done very material injury to thestreets and ' the Prince Arch-treasurer. • lanes of this city ; many piazzas have been completely ! An article from Trieste, .of the 30th ult. says:— undermined and carried away $ a range o f negro-houses " A number of the vessels under sequestration were near.the gully at the East-end, was almost entirely sold here a few days ago. A great part of the ear. swept away onTuesday, but the negroes who owl- goes , cons i st i ng o f ra is ins, was s p o il e d. W e h ave pied them happily escaped unhurt. A. negro-man, in no longer any arrivals from 'the Levant here, or at attempting to .cross the sulky on the Rock-fort-toad, Fiume." was, by the strength of the current, forced down as , By a d ecr ee of the 18th ult. eighteeeu of the thirty far as Hardy's brick-kilns, a distance of at least 40 two bishopticks of Rome and Tressimene are sup. yards, and, although accompanied in his dangerous pressed as are also all the abbeys in the said departments. voyage by large stores, branchesetrees, &c. he pro- Among the reasons alledged in_ the preamble for this videntially got safe out without receiving the slightest measure, it is stated that seventeen of the Blshops'had injury. The Spanish Town road, we understand, put themselves Out of the Emperor's protection by was impassable in some places on Tuesday to foot refusing to take the oaths to his Majesty, and that ,passengers, from the great quantity of water upon it. only 14 of them had performed that first of duties re- The Aurora frigate, of 2FI guns, Captain Dm, commended by JENUS CHRIST, namely, submission to sailed on Wednesday for Curacoa. . the established powers. La Decouverte brig, of 12 guns, Lieut. OLIVER, , The Imperial Procurator has entered an appeal from from a cruize, and -.le Chub schooner, of four guns, ' the judgment of the Courted of War, acquitting the Lieut. hums, from Bermuda and Turks Island, ar• Ez.Commandant of French Guyana, Victor Hughes, rived the same day. . lof the charge brought against him. This affair will The Duke of Kent (2) packet, Capt. LAWRENCE, of course come under the cognizance of the Perma with the April mail, anchored the same day at Port ,' ,nent Council of Revision. " Royal. She sailed•from Falmouth on the 23d of that 1 SCILLA, JUNE :.o. month, arrived at Barbadoes on the 25ith ult. sailed fre,m thence en the following day, touched at Marti- ,i On the 29th inst. a convoy proceeding to Scilla, having passed by POnii, on the way to Bagnar?„ all same evening. , pique op the 31st, and proceeded for this island the ' • -:'. . the English flotilla came Ainy/ of the Strait and ade for that point. His Maj . ::sty's flotilla being prevented In a license.' trader, which arrived on WednesdaY getting up by tne wind and current, the vessels that from Santa Martha, came passenger Mr. JOIINSO a late Mate of the ship Valentine, of Liverpool (a South- i Protected the with half of the the convoy were engaged seaman) which v,:ssel was totally lost in a severe gale, enemy's force, when thel)T.eapbutan fleet joined them. between Paita and Guyaquil, on the 2d of September The escort commande; by M. Delgrado defended itself with as much success as bravery,•and no part.of last— the Mate, two seamen, and a boy, were saved, • • i the convoy wa s , cut off. In the presence of the flotillas, bi;t the remainder of her crew, eighty in number, pe rished. . • '' .: , . Capt. Saint Capraix formed his line of defence, when a very heavy fire commenced, which was kept up for The schooner Antelope, BitzwEß, Arrived on Sun !en . , .. Or • .Y. hours, without -e enem being able, notwiths and day from the Caraceas, last fr om Curaco'a. Don Ma. ! ins their very great .super i or ity, to palte possession 4 rano Montilla, a Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the I Light Horse of Aragua, came pissenger in her, and a single boat. A corvette and two brigs joined their flotilla, and was the bearer of disparches'Of great importance from the Junta at Caraccas to the Governor and Admiral. he bad fifty boats full of troops. One of their gun. boats was stink; and the two brigs were so roughly handled, that eighteen boats were employed to tow them off. ' A single Neapolitan bark, which separated from the convoy, was taken; five moii were killed, and ten or twelve wounded. This last attempt, in which *English endeavoured to avail themselites of the advantage of /be wind, and to take us by surpriie, was in its result neither more glorious for them, nor encouraging to the Sicilians, than those that preceded it. MILAN, JULY & NEST INDIES. FOREIGN lIVTELLIGENCE. PARIS, JULY LI, SIEGE NU) RODRIGQ. atm 27.—The 3il return on *the' right was pro longed as far as tl” walls of the Cmvent of the Holy Cross, and the 40 was widened to the extent of ;5 toises. The work begun in the left parallel was finished, and . the 3,1 return was commenced, and is making good progress. The mortars howit zers played the whole night upon the body of the plate, the suburb, and the breach: ,Several other guar teti of Ale town were set on fire. The enemy were bcard wolting to clear the breach. 28.--=The extremities of the right and left parallels were carried to within less than 80 toises of the top of the glacis. The batteries tha i t had been da maged were repaired, and a new one begun, on which three 12-pounders will be mounted to play upon the suburb on the left. Bonibs and howit7,2r, shells were thrown, and different citlarters of the town .continued on ice. By a decree of June 30, there shall be established on the frontier of the Upper 4slige and the foreign countries contiguous, a line of Custom-houses, th' stations of which are to be determined by the Minister of Finance, for the purpose of receiving import and transit duties, according to the laws and regulations of the kingliim relating to the customs. There is at present forming in the island of Corsica, a regiment, to consist of four battalions, under the name of the regiment of the Mediterranean. The first battalion is already completed.; Vrorn its military appearance we may augtir that thit corps will be the most formidable rampart of the 4.epartmentc of Golo and Liamone. The greater part of the officers em ployed in the formation of the three► other battalions have been selected from among brax•e veterans. VIENNA, JULY t. JUNE 29.—At day-break, the batteries continocd their fire ,upon the breach in the fame bracir, and for tfte purpose of ruining the works and the interior of the place: ,Another powder-magazine blew up, and with it a considerable quantity of bombs and howit zer-shells. • Several quarters of the city still continued burning, and the enemy's fire was slackened. s At two o'clock orders were sent to the batteries to cease firing, for the purpose of sending in a flag of iruce to summon the Governor to surrender. lUMMONS TO OENERAL KERRASTY, GOVILRNOit or CIUDAT) Letters from Wallachia state, that the Russians gained another decisive victory, on the Ifith of June, over the Turks. Ismael Bey, and Prince liallimachi, with 4000 men, are said to lure hem takep prisoners. The Turks besides had I 0,00.) killed aii wounded. The Russian corps that crossed the Danube, some time beforp at iiirspwa, mit:es great progres.. -------- • -- - - 'THE EVENING strAit. AODR!GO. c' Sir—The summonses which I have previously had the'honour to address to you, and to which you replied in,the nezatiVe, have compelled me to resort to such formidable means as must convince you that the fortress, of which the government is confided to yhti, thust inevitably be soon reduced to the last ex tremity. His Serene Highness the Prince of Essling, Commander in Chief of the Army of Portugal, who iipreSent, and whose honour anithumanity are well known, orders me, Sir, to send you this last summons r I !feel pleasure in doing jtistice to your excellent de feiie, and tint courage shewn by the troops 014 compose your garrison ; but these considerations, always so valuable in the .opinion of the French arinies, are' lost to ton,' If you henceforth persist in prajonghig ; useless 4efence ; and his High ,nesi the Prince of Essling, though with . regret, will be compelled to treat you irlth all the rigour autho erised by the pivii . of war. If yt'u had ;am y hope of It in ' Sum -nted by the Enghah, you area doubtless, is time undeceived. Nitst you not, in fact, be cOuvinc,ed, that if such had beep gieir intention, they wouldAns,:in . order to its execution, have waited until Ciudad goa r j g o.i h ould be reduced to its present de ''Conditinp. Your sitnation, be assured, Sir, cannot beieforA hut becoine worse ? Ydu have so chOiri bet, eeu an honour..ble capitulation and the .tOrW ' I 7IVI pquest pitoitively infornp pir,Scc. - • Of ELCIIING4N." tot but knpw tbe i$ not in a state Fort*d in it tijat iise, than desire riserations against 'motives (4 - hum a: my duty, apply Ong my honour, Excellency hat .generositr might sen 4 dispatches to itccept thaepro coutier :o be dis t , vo, and'accorci !fteralsi shall nuke ,cures • • DE alcamsti.?! . .. present,li and whose honour anof bun known, orders me, Sir, to send you this neerPlealure in doing jqstice to you fence, and the courage shewn by tl c , - ompose your garrison; but these 1 always so valualile in the • opinion c armies, are' lost to ton, if you hens . in priplagitig ; useless tlefence i al ,ness the Prince of Essling, though wit be compelled to treat you with all the 'rises! by ,the laws of war. If ypu ha, be 4 in . suceried by the Enlish, you it )." t 'is tipte undeceived. tlnst you ii • , It ccitivtn . c,ed, that if such had bee ts their woultritot, in order to its execution, fia' Ciudad goarj g o . ihould be reduced to x , plowable vondittop. Your situation, b cannot beie;forth but becotne worst to cosi betwe,eo an lionour4ble capitt I . 1 t .Wr*le vengrance of a victorious urn that ion willaive me an answer, and po ? I • ~. Dim wiii:cis 'you *ill prefer. Accept, i i' .• i '''': 48"1,0e59 . 0 The Marshalpulte 01 . 1 • ' RE.N.y. !* After 49 „fears service, I . sa nnot ; r ilalif I s w . ap anti ,rny military duti . es, ! “ The ,.. tortrels of Ciudad Itodri . go il to capitqate,.nar is there any breach fo T- g ht p . oppel it to do so. e 1 ''' i 't cannot, *therefore, do othervis ri m , ;*celletkcy : to continue your ripe the it* Clint of myself, from nu .. , R , 11ity, and wl l un circumstances make it fi g . te m q 'Of ciPitidation, sifter seeigin i whicg is deirer , tO me than life. , 4 i , 'llif; as the officer sent by your given ma to understand that your "fie .gc; Ile length of permitting me to seni a the EngliSliGetteral4Velliagton, I will pis'' , ion: Until the return of the col i l i -pa•fc! ed, thing shall remain in rta•ts f .. 11 1 in- , to the answer Of the Etiglishaner . b in your Exceltericy the requisite overt' • 44 I have the honour to be, Scc i i i i • (Signed) - - !‘ nun LE p LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 24. • , • . PRICE OF STOCKS TI 2 IIS . DAY AT oNr. Q'Cl.ooi s S per Cent. Cons. rinmey, 6841—ace. 6Ri 69. 3 per Cent. Reduced 6944-4 per Cent. $4l 65. 5 per Cent. 99 I—Exchequer Bil's 3s. to 6. pr. Otnniunt I dis.3onef 20s. pr. r. PRICE OF STOCKS l'ER11:1 Y. Bank stock • lndia Stock 1A')11 S pc, C. Red. 6S India ponds I9s. 20$. pr. S per C. Con. 6'sfi Exc. Bills, 3s. Ss, prem. 4 per Cent. $4 ft I.ottery Tidies 4:22. 15$, 5 per C. Navy 9sl Oe Cons. tor ace. Lust AIM. Id 5-16chi4 ()lithium 1 I / A Gentleman of the • nurse of Bitowsre, Captain t i Gaael4rY, and three *camels, haye made their i i escape from Auxonne, in France, a nd fo r tun a telr i reached the coast near St. Maloe's, ss here they seized; i fishiag beat, and stood out to sea on Sunday sennight. r Having a sail, but no compass, they were Y en cons 7!.. pelted*, go 'before The ay t e wind. On M o nd ay . • , I countered a heavy gale, and had severe squally wea: ! ther for upwards of . four hours, during the whole of I Iwhirl} i time they were inressantli bailing th e boat with their hats, and every moment expected to foun.! 4er. Fortunately for them, when all their hopes had; vanished, the storm abated, and, by peat exerticinq, 1 1 they reached the' Cornish roast, and landed near Polf . I 1 perroon Thursday last, in 4 very debilitated state, 0 hayinr , had nothing but two loaves of bread and a 1 . bottle of water to subsist on t during the whole of I their perilous voyage. Mr 7 Bitowxe, who had re ? peatedri, applied for, and been p r o m i se d hi s re l ease , k 4 gentlens:n of considerable' property, and is one of those persopS so shamefully dectained . by the French i Government, On the recommencement of hostilitiei. By associating himself with a French Gentlennin, he had obtained per mission to visit ' various ii4rty of ; France, and was every where received with a' civi lity, bordering 'cm kindness. I:le states, that through all ranki of society, for the Last two years, the most ardent desire for peace with this country had prevailed. 1 Ti n e most. itiiiiort,nt information 'collected from . ; ' these geademen is, that srastimpamtions are mak ing in every naval depot ihroughout the French Em pire to increase their navy--the Emperor having de-' 'dared his detconination to have a navy equal to cope t with England. He has instituted a sort of Commit : tee, composed af some of the oldest naval officers in his service, who arp to inquire and report to him on •the causes of the tepeated defeats suffered by the nai►y of France, an t i tk►e apparent . superiority claimed by the British,. Captain 11Aarrl, laftlymmgh, reached that fort on Saturday, from Morlaix, after four years captivity at Valenciennes and Auxonne. He was one of those' who helped to extinguish the fire at the latter place ; for which he was rewarded and restored to liberty by order of the Emperor. Captain 1). states, that pro visions of all kinds, including all the necessaries and luxuries of life, are uncommonly cheap and plentiful. The best meat in the markets was only five sous per lb. and bread only I# sous per lb.. Many of the English prisoners, tired of their long confinement, had obtained their liberty, were married and settled in France, and were doing extremely well at their respec tive avocations. We hay; received Paris Papers to the 18th instant, from which we have given ample extracts. The de tails 'respecting the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo are brOught down to the 29th ultimo, inclusive, on which day the place was summoned, but the Governor re. turned a firm and resolute answer. The Turks have been once more defeated with great loss. This event is stated, in an article from Vienna, to have taken place on the 16th nit. It now appears that the unfortunate Ex. King of Holland has bent his way .0 Cassel, to visit his bro ther JE4OSIL, instead of Tonningcn, as formerly re ported. A report prevailed at Plymouth, on Sunday, that Ciudad Rodrigo hid fallen, awl that Lord WEI.LI.- ros had been compelled to retreat two days march. There was no arrival from the Taus, however, to countenance this opinion. WINDSOR TEnnAcr..—Sunday evening there was a very grand Terrace ; his M %MTV, prmceszes Au .GUSTA and I.IZARETII, walked till near nine o'clock. The Royal party were accomi:an'ed by The Duchess of Richmond, the Murquis and hitarchionett Cornwall s, the Marchioness of Math and daughter ; the Earl and Countess of Liverpool; Lord and Lai)? Huron, 1 ady Lenox, Lady Howe and daughter; the Countess Harc.iurt, Mr. and Mrs. Perceval, Lady Colycar, Count Munster. Mrs. bras Groweror at: 1 daughter; S,ir Lucas Pepys, Mr. and Mrs. Freenta..tle, Ge nerals Garth and Wynyard. There was a large ass....mblage of very genteel com pany. His MAJESTY seemed highly delighted with the company, and conversed at intervals with all the persons of distinction present. The baud of the Royal Horse Guards ( l3ltte), with their silver drums, and the Stafford Ahlitia band, played martial and other piec s. Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke of YORK and the Princess AVOUSTA, took an air* on horseback, in Windsor Great Park. till twelve o'cllck, accompanied by the Earl cf Tavut. root., Earl BATHURST, Lady CoLYEAR, COMIC MUN 'EI ER I Generals GARTH and WYNVAItD, Colonels TAN Loll and DESBROW. The Duke of CustnertLAND has dismissed Neale the page front about his person. His wages arc cond.' ;wed to him, in consideration of foul teen years' service.', The Deputies from the Cataccas, with the Duke of ALBUQUERQUE and Admiral APODECA, had a long conference last Thursday with MorquislVELLest.q, at the Foreign Office ; and the Deputies had another in'erview with the Noble Marquis on Sittirday at Apsley.house. Major-General Sir EWAN Thum% lately returned from India, had the honour of presenting to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wat.es a couple of curious Douse Deer, the contrast of the American Mouse eer in point of size and delicate form. These beau., tiful little animals are not. more than eleven inches high, and a perfect spotted deer in all respects: They were bred on the ThiSet mountains, and arrived in perfect health last week at Carlton House. blinisters have entered into, engagements .for the establishment of a permanent express between London and Holyhead—the distance (279 miles) is to be per formed in 27 hour, at nine-pence per mile, or about £2OOO per, annum. The mail performs the same journey in 2 hoary, making A difference of 1.5 hours ip favnqt•rf the . expresi. 4t.die sale of: Or s Wnenumes effects, the lease of bia'.'hoose•lii sOld fur stsgo, and his fine copy of .ifesori4'4.llrorif was knocked down to Mrs. tiVismatnu .at 292 guineas. The furniture, in gene {al, fetched very. high , prices. A gentleman of the name of pnovs, a Captain, o.l . oa:fat four o'clock yesterday morning, at Hottii elnert to e4o eight hours, for 10Q guineas. the pedestrian jciok his mute over Sunbury Common tbrauxb'Staines, Windsor, Maidenhead, and back to Ole nine mile stone. He did six miles the first hour, hotp and five minutes doing 35 In bu tivi t heanwdistaven. resigned. . • Two perrps at Wroxham, 4st week, agreed to drioi porter against each other for a wager, the terms of Which Were, that he who drank most should be the winner, and - the other pay the reckoning. One of them drank 52-half-pints in 35 minutes, and his com petitor drank 44 half pints in the same space of time. The former, after his victory, to shew his invincible sottishness, - swallowed down five single half-pinta, and then rowed his boat from Wroxham tp Horning. BOXING.—A battle fnr ten guineas took place yes terday in Kilburn Fields, betwixt two journeymen mechanics, of the names of Soulden and Willits, The combatants met in fighting tune, with fighting seconds, at one o'clock. The rd-te was bloodless thrnbghnut, but after a quarter of an hour two slight hits were exchanged;and it was out of the Dower of the seconds to get them in at length again, and they agreed' to draw the stakcs, a4a.,kocioping fighting another, tiu t afcr *Kr . • • - NA ',IL ANTiLLIGENca I . YALMOUTH, JULY 21. Sailed the Francis Fretting packet for li•lifaz New York ; mad Eliza packet, for Cadiz. PLYMOUTH, JULY is. Six sail of the line, now in ordinary at this are ordered to be immediately fitted for foreign vice.—Arrived the Deptford tender from Lim —Went out of harbour the SAPPllliti‘loop of The Itcrzu.iacNr gun-brig is going to the ranean with dispatches; she has the oonvoy dying, and will saki either this eating, or morning. POAII3IIIOIIITH. /MT IS. Arrived the Masa frigate, from off Ham PUJA sloop of war, from s assize ; Rtrux►, CultiaLlf gun-brigs, from Guernsey, the latter hu sailed tgain on a cruiae.—Sailed the FLY gun-brig, to the Eastward. DIAL, It.ff.Y as. The ALOARDIZ cutW remains prjth her COlTrry wind bound.—Aniewei* APSAIE4 gun-brig from cruise, and remains wish a Beet of transports, pan of which have the 7th battalion of Veterans on boardfor Gibpdtar. Wind S. W. moderate weather. MUTH. JULY in. Five Dutch doggers, prizes to tlae Canoga sloop of war, arrived in Leith Roads on Thursday ; also the Rovita sloop of war, from a cruise, with a foreign Greenlandman, with eight Lb, which she has de tained. Sailed, same day, the ECIRIA sloop of war, with eight vessels under convoy for Gottenburgb• —Wednesday, arrived at Aberdeen, the Neptuse. JAstsou, a bumper ship, having 12 large fish. Ar rived at Peterhead, the linpe t SMw,azß, with 17 fish ; the Enterprise and Active are Also arrived, the former with 19, and the latter with 17 fish, all full ships. The Mary Ann of Dundee had 12 fish, the Eliza Swan of Montrose 10 6sh, and gone home with 150 tons of oil. LLOYD'S LiST. CRAVES!' ND, !MT 1.3.-.-ArriVed Lord Duncan. Gardner. from Jamaica; and the I.atons, Ma:rath, from St. Domingo.—Noyes. wig to-dzy. .11120/en—ln the River, Juno. Greases, from Cadii. At Li verpo,4, Savannah packet, and Waihington, Bunker, from New-York. At New Brunswick. Lord Hood, —, from Liver. pool In the Clyde, Eliza, Duthie, from Quebec. The Jeannies, -, from Heligoland, has been t,tken, retaken, and arrived at Harwich. The Valentine, of Liverpool, is totally lost. The Boone, MonnisoN, from Hayti to Caracas, is totally lost near Curracoa. The Sarah !tither, Caacct.ow, of ,Aupplica from the HaVannah, was driven ashore ow the 7th Of May, on Norris bland. The - Young Lass, REMY, fromWhitehaven to North America, is totally lost near Halifax. APPOINTMENTS, Captain Searle is appointed tc the Hannibal, the Bag ship of Sir Thomas Williams; Captain George M`Kenxie, to the Acting Command of the Undaunted; Captain Maherim Cowan', to the Foxhound; Captain Collins, from the Caton*, to the Columbine; Captain Sotheby, to the Latona • C-.7tain Poulden, to be Resi. dent Agent of Transports at L isbon; Captain Keith Shepherd, to •h. Ir.:I-v.' Service at Gravesend, in the room of Captain Nlitticy ; Captan to the Impress Service at Cowes; Lieutenant Allen, to the Genereus. prlvoi-ship ; Lieutenant Proctor, of the T histle se/sooner, is promoted to a Coennuttler ; Lieutenant lames Leitch, to the Arrow ; Digory Forrest, Esq. to be Secretary tolfite.Admiral Sir Robert Calder; Mr. hewn to be Purser of the Undaunted. DISTRIEUTION OF PRIZE mon', The George cotter, for a Danish pallior, without * name, pp timed November 24, IWO, was raid on 'hoard On the 19th and will be recalled at No. 13, Qv:Dent', lan, ea Mundaqs and Thurodays, for three months. The Blonde, for the Llaurtuaney. recaptured May 2, 1807, Was paid on the 17th inst. at No. 3. Philpottlane, and will he there• reeallal, on Tetednis and rettNrs. Tke Lelipse, ti v 1/..hridee, recaptured Feb ruary 4, 1810, will be paid 11l the Mel Angnet, at No. is, great Genre-street, Wsilleaanlelly sod there recalled, f.r three mouths from that time. • The Lightning, fer . thi b Nov. raptured Oerobrr 9,199 R. was paid on use Stb that. Son beard. at Portsmouth, sod *id I.* recalled as above. ' The Fleet under the latA Lord Nelson, for the an Josef y lot Animas sod Virgin. dei Calmed, captured November 20, for lo Perla, captored November 27, and for the Noitmfiesero del Rot sario and Virgin del Carmen, captured December S, Iyo4, wig be paid en the !7'B inst. st No. 23, Norolt-wreet, Strand, and there recalled, en Tuesdays and Fridays, lee dares Maths iron the first day of Fitment. • • The Mures. for the Davkl, renewed deal /Antal kite will be paid on arrival at ,Guernaey, and resillidat No. Ni" chuhrlhar, I...ittnbard street. ' • COCKPIT, JULY 21. Margaret, Heard mener.—.lllll ship, under American colours, laden with sugar, coffee, &e. on a return voyage, !WA Batsr4 to Baltimore, was captured by the Dreedisim packet, and condemned as a Droit of Admiralty, in the Vice Admiral y Court of Barbs. does.--.4entence affirmed. Massachusetts, Bastin master..—Tbis Atoeticart ship. from Leghorn to Manfredonia, was captured by the privateer Endes. your, and carried to Malta.—Decree reversed. Stop restored, and Respondents condemned in the appeal. Fair American, Delano master.—Tbis American vessel, halm with salmon, front Naples to Leghorn, was captured by the pri. ratter Endeavour, and carried to htal:a.—Ship restored, and cargo, as claimed. Caroline, Partritkre tnlster.—This vessel. under American CO. lours, laden with molasses, from the Havannah, was seised by the prliratser Mars.--Ship and ea/go re.' . ores!. War Hawk, Chammlng master.—Th:. American ship, laden arlth cotton, cocoa, and brandy, from Cayenne to New Yolk , was capture d by tke Blonde, add carried to Antipa.--Carg• restored. Ansdcll master.—TMs American brig, laden with sugar, coffee, rum, Ike. from St. Croix to Philadelphia, was captured and carried to Tortola, where the coffee was condrinne.l.—lbek Lordallips meowed the Jam . • Mount Vernon, Pearce muter.—This American brig, Wee with provisions, wine, fee. from Philadelphia to Porte Kko, was captured by the privateer Auibiscade, and carried to Tortola. — Cargo restorifl: Enterprise Patterson master.—This vessel, under American colours, laden with claret, isragriy, and dry goods. from Boon. Beaux to New-York, viaf tanked and earned to Halifax. for tber proof required. The Adolph, Gausleson MlPltar•—rnds vessel, under Danish colours, laden with oil, trek to Husurn, { pat captu red , by the privateer Minerva. tad to Malta --Sentence of the Conn below armed, wbkh ampisopsid tbs eargp. On Monday afternoon, the wreck of die BritAnnia West Indianian was raiuel at Cork, aid removed into sometwhat, shoaler water, andit it intended to remove bar litialtisther in shore. . 1 lifax ar.4 this po rt , elgo ger. war., Medite r . signal n . in the Ire; So- WAN and latter hat f 1