Star. — London, England, 1803-11-18 00:00:00

LONDON. Ckateaeos's Niods Letter will appear to-morrow. We arc always happy to have it in our power to pays Jult tribute to living or departed worth. The Vales to the Memory of the late MAany is of ST4, rota !hall meet with all due attention. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER i 8• PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Cantols, for money, 531. Ditto, for November, 53i Reduced 524-4 per Cents. 671 01d 5 per Cent. 871.—Ncw 5 per Cent. 871 OmsaJuni 811 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 14211 Imp. Ann. 81 3 per Cent. Red. c 5 521 Exehrei. 81113, par. 3 per C. Calif. 5311 Omnium dif. per Cent. Amt. 87ii Lottery Tickets, 171. as. Ditto 1797 874 Conf. for sec. 53111 Long ADD. ;5 7-16 A cartel arrived at Plymouth, has brought intelli gence that when the left Mortal' on the isth at night, it was underftood there, that the Ficsr Cott• suc was at Boulogne with his own regiment, and that he was to head the expedition in ',calm. We announced yetlerday the receipt of difpatehes at the Admiralty, with accounts of Tome extraordi nary movements on the part of the enemy. One ac count which reached us, after our Paper was at Prefs, Rated, that the French flotilla of 27 French gun boats had been difcovered at fea, near the Ifle of Alderney, and that they had been fuccefsfully at tacked by one of our frigates,and fume fmall crui zers. They bad taken three of the gun boats, and driven the reR on the rocks, where they had been all de- Rroyed. This report, however, was not given on any pofitive authority, nor did it receive much credit. We Rated yeßerday that the difpatches came from Lymington. In this we find we were quite corm& ; they were not however from Sir James Sausraesz, but trom the Officer commanding the Sea Fencibles at Lymington, as our Readers will fee by the fol. lowing letter. "Cuftam-Houk, Lymington, Nov. 15. " A report was brought here this morning, by a veffel from the coaft of France, that the French had put to fea yefterday with 8o gun•boats, and it is fup pofed with an intent to attack Alderney; that when the veffel came away, they were engaged by one of l our frigates; and that as the wind blew flrong upon the coaft of France, it would be impoffible for the gun boats to regain the French ports. We cape& further intelligence every hour. a This intelligence was reckoned of fo much im• portance that the Officer commanding the Sea Fend bles here fent off an exprefs with it to the Admiralty." When we compare the above letter with the con- tents of our Portfmouth letter of yellerday. fisting the arrival there of the LIIIIIRTY brig, with a brig, a fchoener, and a chafe maree from la Hogue, as prises, we are inclined to hope that accounts will foots be received of Tome important advantage gained over the enemy. Soase letters from Portfmonth. indeed fine. that the prises brought in by the Liss aTT brig were part of a lest of as welch of the fame defcription, which belonged to the French flotilla of invafion. They were Reeling along from Cape la Hogue to Chet. boerg. when they were difcovered by la PouLITTS Hoop of war, which immediatelygave them ehace, and drove the whole armada on the rocks. The boats of la Poo however, affsiledby thofe of the Lia s eve brig, fueeeedad in bringing off the three veffels above. mentioned, anewithftanding they were oppofed by batteries as well as mulketry, though, fortunately, without effecting any inifehief whatever to our people, This advantage obtained over the French gun boats, though of no great confequence in an abfirati view of it, may be confidered as leading to confequences of real importance, inafmuch as it mull prove the inefficiency of their flotillas, and the ratio of force which is adequate to the deftruition of the whole fleet of gun boats which have been prepared, or are are Rill preparing, on the coati of France. The camps near Plymouth broke up on Wednefday morning, when the 111 Devon, Colonel BASTARD, marched from Wenbury Camp to Dartmouth, Tot nes, and Kingfbridge.—The North Devon regiment, Colonel the Right Hon. Lord Boa inocros. marched from Effort) Heights to Plympton. Marbury, ley Bridge, Ertnington, and Brunt. The Royal Corn wall Regiment, Col. Sir W. Lassos, Bart. marched from the Camp at Maker Heights to Truro. Pal ainuih, Pendennis Caine. and Penzance. The Royal Montgomery marched from the Camp in front of Dock Lines, and embarked at Mutton Cove for the barrack in the redoubts at Maker Heights. The Booth Devon Regiment, Colonel the Right Hon. Lord ROLLS, arc marched from Pendennis Castle. and are hourly ezpeeted at Plymouth, to occupy the barracks at Mill Bay. The fo lowing paragraph we copy from a morning paper of this day : 4. That the Spanifh Government not a long while fince entertained Prong apprehentionsof being involv ed in a war ‘. ath this country, is evident firm the fol lowing article which we ha night received through a very refpzdtable channel. It is given in a letter ' from Polo!, dated Sept. 7, which (aye, oOn Wednefday lan Capt. Heats. of the cutte:- Lord Nelfoa, boarded ) a Dandy valet from Tenerife. which had an Eng- Ullman ow board as pafeng-r, and who was mailer •' a brig from Liverpool, which was wrecked on that I and. All that was faved of the veflel and cargo the spanned. flopped, in confequence of the arrival of a Spaniels line's packet with difpatches to elseGovernoe. Tin packet only remained two boors. and then pro. needed for the Havann-dr, with orders, as it was Paid. ) ii,ast to ihie any more Wee amil farther notice. CORNLAWIZET, MARK-LANE, Nov. it We have received pretty large fupplies of Corn fine. Monday. The articles we have bad the moR of, Beans, .Oats, and Barley, are all more heavy in fele and a trifle cheaper—lnferior Wheats alfo hardly keep laft currency, old and fuperfine forts go off nearly the fame—White Peas obtain higher prices : fine Suffolk famples reach 58 to 6os. per quarter : Malt, Rye, and other grain have no material variation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: Fag. Wheat, 46r Sea. per qr. Hod Pus, 38% 405. ROC old ditto, 65a. 635. Boiler , . 36a 6os. Superfine ditto, 645. Caraway Seed, .5 a s.36s.per ewt. Fioe Dantsic ditto, yes. 61s. Coriander, tot teta Rye, 328. 34a New cos. Canary, 6os. 635. Barley, sys 3ws. New White Multard Seed, zoo. us. Malt, 334366. Fine ditto, 59"• Brawn ditto, 164 as. Oats, all& spa. 335. Rape Seed, 401. per laft. Beans,New 364.6 d. 0 141 415. 4 Winter Tares,os od. per boatel lick do. 361.38 a. Old 4oa 4z r. American Floor, 364 pee barrel Flour, per Galt, 334 INSPECTORS tITORN FROM VINRIDOII, NOV. 57. Wheat, per Load, from 531. os. to 261. os. Barley, per Quarter, from ii. 7s. to 11. 9s. Oats, per Quarter, from 11. Bs. to 21. las. Beans, per Qtarter, from tl. tBs. to al. as. Peale, per Quarter, !...rom al. as. to al. 6s. On Tuefday his MAJESTY will go in the ufnal Rate to the Houfe of Peers to open the talon of Parliament. The fubjoined letter has been fent to the different Generals commanding Di Rrids— " Hoge Guards, Nov. 24, 403. Sir-1 have received the Commander in Chief's diredtionito &fire that you will Signify to the Officers commanding the feveral Regular and Militia Regiments, wi; kin your Dißriet, his Royal Highnefs's pleafure that they are immediately to deliver the sid•ls of Sly /pare ass. now in poffeflion of their refpeßive Regiments, into the neareft Ordnance depot, whether under the charge of a Storrkesper, an Officer of Artillery, a Clerk of Stores, or a Mat ter Gunnar, accompanied by a return of the exad number and de feriptlon of arms fu delivered; and they are to require from the Superintendants at the depots receipts for the fame. " You will be pleated to tranfmit, for the Commander in Chief's information, a fpecifie return of the anus, delivered into Rare, in -oafequenee of the above dirottiona, in order that the Ordnance Officers, at the feveral depots, may be anthotised. as ennead= front the Commanding Officers of thole Regiments which deliver in the (pare arms, to iffue the fame number in Rich propordon. and at loch times, as the augmentation to the ftrength of their tc fpedtive Region:hot may render Denary. " I have the honour to be, ate, (Signed) "H.Ca cv ear, At. Gcn. to the Form" The following is an extra & of the inftruaions re commended by his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief for the ufe of the Volunteer Infantry of the United Kingdom : " The nature of the fervlee will require every individual being In the Uahteft Rate of equipment. Betides his arms and ammuni- tion, each Volunteer will only carry one oirt, one pair of toes and 'Cochin:6,2nd combs and irruftiea It will be creedal that, if poffible, each man Roll hart with three days bread, 44 112 - " In the Infantry, one bode for each effective tiMcorr will be al lowed, including Raft, and one extra for each Field Officer, one per company for Mere portmanteaus ; ate light two tidied cart will be allowed for each company, but no ether carriage : in the light cart, tin kettles fulleknt for the company moßbecarrka It would be eligible that each Volanteer Would bring a light blanket or great coat ' • each company Would alto have a propor tion of MU books, ooe for every five men, for hutting, as indifpen fable • a canteen for wattage atfo effential, or in its place a Meng bottle, flung over the ()Hodder, and a linen haverfaek for the need larks and bread; a titian portmanteau will contain the baggage of each Officer. It is evident that thence: Sty of the fervice requires this light Bate ofettdpenent, to which every individual will with cheerfninefs secede. The Lieutenant Colonel replied, in terms of ani mation ; and having given the colours to the En figns, they were placed on the drums, and a moft ex cellent prayer was delivered by the Chaplain. The Corps then pallid as in review. The Infpeeling Field Officer having already honoured them with a very favourable report, we obferve only that their marching was excellent. Hav&g paraded the town, they dined together at Canttnbury Tavern, by invi tation of the Committee. The afternoon was paired in the Mott petted harmony, hilarity, and decorum. The whole Corps withdrew at an early hour ; and were difmilred by the Lieutenant Colonel, at the Riding Hook, duly fenfible of the attontion of the Committee, and of the gt eat importance of order to. wards the attainment of efficiency as a military body. On Monday the Lydd and Romney Cinque Port Volunteers were infpedled by Mr. PITT, at Esunge nei's. Their appearance was very refpedable, and they went through their different evolutions with wonderful corredlnefs ; they muftered about three hundred. After the infpellion Mr. PO"' addreffed them and raid, that he bad received his Majelly's commands to acquaint them that they were to be called out for a fortnight, for the purpofe of being brigaded with the Hattings and Rye Corps, but that during that time they would only have four days of ezercife, for which they were to receive the full four. teen days pay, being at the rate of 3s. 6d. for each day of exercife; that they might go to the ewe& ground from their own houfes every day, and return again at night ; and that he (tufted every individual would cheerfully fubmit to any inconvenience that might wife from their being called out, as it was abfolutely neceffary that they fhould get accullomed to tilting in large bodies previous to the arrival of the enemy. It is reported that there were a very confiderable proportion of diffenting voices to being thus called out. Lnv*i. ISLINCTOM VOLVINTIERS.OnWednefday laR this Corps, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Wit Isewaiorer, met on their own ground, for the purpofes of taking the oath of allegiance, and receiving their colours. Though the weather was I very unpromiling, the muller was flrong, and the I whole duty of the day was performed with becom ing feriournefs and precifion. The colours were pre fented by Mrs. WHEILWRIGNT, in the name of the !..dies of Iflington, and with them was delivered the following appropriate fpeech ; I hove the honour, air,to prefect there Colours Mew male of the Lean who have contributed to providethein. I beg leave to recommend them to the protedies of this Corps. as a pledge of the reclines by which its Members are assumed ; and of the intim which unites than in a auk now engaging the y of a whole peoplrsof a nation always diltingulawd by its ardour in defending the invaluable Wines of real Liberty. which we ki aninendy pads under our beloved King, sad Eredket CcuelW mien—toe the prefervation et which it is determined to cuss "srairabk awn Winn th e .unguent defies of the many.-- the merit of chafe who contribute their 'Silence in an endeavour fo !audible be brought into union, the nod soda Mel , t direifting it give every profped of a happy Me 1 and any klsfl attempt pro s,. d fo fat as to call forth year perkwal rebflance, l ant wog alrared that thefe Coker* will be coolidered • charge of high Import:awe, albd eWnkd ail as befteeerabie badge gotelotilbs animating the wlarraabet Carr of Loyal Meow Volluatecra" NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W. ARA. DM AIR. DOR. Dublin t z Hambursh • 3 Waterford o 4 PENZANCE, Nov. is.—The Wihon, of and from Cheptiow, PH i LLiP3 Mailer, has jun failed for Ply. mouth, with timber for the Dock Yard. PLymourK, Nov. t6.—Came in the Flora cartel, of Dartmouth, Capt. K. D. Cosmic, from Mor bound to this place, and Dartmouth : the carried over (twenty three Frenchmen, and brought back Count WADIL JARLSBERG, DAGIIII ambafador and family: the failed from Morlaix lafi evening at 7 o'clock, and arrived here in the forenoon of this day ; the veffel lay there three weeks, but neither the mailer, nor any of the crew, were allowed to go athore, or even to bold any intercourfe with another Englilh vetrel that lay in the fame harbour ; there is only one gun ketchrat that place, and the mounts 16 guns ; the only information the matter of the Flora could obtain was, that the Invafion of this Country would take place in about a month hence.—Came in alfo from Newfoundland, being part of the fleet under convoy of the Isis, of so guns, Admiral GAMBIER, the JANIS BAMPIALD matter ; Swan, Geoacsa HARM j Good Intent, H•IIVEY; and the Sitters, Rows ; all laden with fill; and oil, for a market the remainder of the fleet paired up Channel yetierday. Came in the London, tranfport. for Sierra Leona, to take in for that fettlement. Captain Mu RUT'S Royal Invalids, two Subalterns, and too rank and file, all Volunteers from the 'loyal Invalids. She goes to Falmouth to take in the fame number from Pendennis Callle. Letters received from one of the fquadron off Ferrol and Corunna, dated the 3d init. Rate, they were all well ; notwithftanding the late blowing weather the fquadron made tome recaptures, and the Int arum ur, Captain T. B. MarTIW, having been de tained by the fquadron, had made two valuable cap tures, which were fent for this port. The French fquadron in Ferrol and Corunna Bill remain at anchor, and do not feem inclined to fail for the prefect. Came in a French brig from Newfoundland, prise to the LAPWING. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. t7.—Arrived the John and Mary tranfport, from Cork. The PANDORA frigate has made a fignal of failing with Come tranfports for the WeR Indies. DEAL, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Mews Ooop of war, and BASILISK gun veffel, from a cruise. Ar rived and failed for the River, the Fame, Mae slurs, from Waterford. The IMMoatsLITI frigate, which arrived here two days fince from Sheernefs, got under weigh laft even ing to proceed to Dungenefs, hut Ihcetly after re turned and dropped her anchor—for what reafon I could not learn. General Faitacis DUMDaII, ac companied by other military officers, has gone on board the Immoram - re frigate, and it is Paid, that he is to proceed with that rail to cruise on the French coati, to reconnoitre the enemy's works.— Probably an expedition againa the enemy's territory is intended. Wind W. S. W. S u, Nov. t7.—Arrived hisMajelly"s Hoops Dtavaa, Captain Patty, and the DILIGIINCE. Capt. Katz. The S and Erna tIiIINT have arrived, and are paid to day, and will fail immediately ; the CIIAMPiom has alfo arrived and failed ; and the Pa- G•SUS if taken out of Dock. Captain finacittios, late of the TERROR bomb, has commillioned die SCORPiou (loop :—the ADDER gun veffel has arrived with the lots of her forenadt : Came down from Chatham yefterday afternoon, and went to fea im mediately, the STARLING gun brig. The SANTA MAROAIIITTA is taken into Dock.—Sailed the IN SPECTOR man of war, with about twenty fail under convoy for the Baltic. Wind W. S.W. DUtaGINESI, Nov. ts.—Arrived yefterday, his Majefly's (hips FORTUNE; and AUTUMN. The Foa- TUNsa failed again in the evening, with his Majetty's (hips NIELPONIINE, for Havre ; TRIBUNE, Dation, and Ramos', for Cherbourg, and Lana, for Bon logne.—Atrived this morning the Ltoraan, of so guns, Capt. Mows, to take the command of the fquadron here, and remains, with his Majesty's (hips RAISONANLE, SULPHUR, Autism., a gun-brig, and two cutters. Yasmouvie, Nov. t7.—The Da& of Hill, J. Baoors mailer, from St. Peterlburgh bound to Lou• don, whizh (truck on Happifburgh. Sand, is gone to piece., part of the cargo confining of tallow: is Caved and brought in here by the Providence of this port. Yellerday a brig, name unknown, laden with coals, (truck on the Cotton Sand : the (hip is gone to pieces but the crew are laved. A laden hoop has now brought up in the roads, having been captured, and rime retakes, by one of the North Sea Fleet. Arrived from Hambro', the Charlotte, of London, JAMES Buscaglia, with four pafengers on board : the pat. fengers were landed here this morning. Sailed this morning the RUST, of 4 guns, Admiral Timex. soeouon, on a cruize on the Dutch coon : alfo the CRUIZIR, CINSOR, and Botta gun brigs: and the ADDIS gun veffel for Sheernefs, under convoy, to be repaired. Arrived from Oporto with wines, the Douro of this port. ADAM MRADOWS mailer, and the Harmony, NAITNANILL NUMMI, from Waterford, with oil cakes. Ships of war in the roads—Rs. rotas, of 74 guns, Admiral RIMILL ANTI LOP.. Commodore Sir S SNIT,. j GILTINIIIO, of 6$ guns ; l'Ararcaras frigate, ntsd one gun brig. MOM LLOYD'S LIM GRAVISIND Nor. 7 ,-Pidkd by the Krnatna Marsaftwa, Butt, from O porto; Ndtor, Murdock, kW Dantile t Vrow Alicia, Davy, from Guyon; Recall°, Bacon Gins Oft; Empe ror of Raffia, Metcalfe ' and Providence llamas, and*. from Peteribersh.--Salled theJamatca, Turnba. and frowntry, Ltd_ die, for amaica ; and Emma, Haziewood, be M c .d. tar ; St. John Bapciltz, Arraate, and Leiftle, PaW, DS illaboa; Eagle, —, for Belfaft ; Garland, Sanderfon, for Lam; Mar. quis Cornwaltis Simplot) for Copenhagen; Woodbine. Marna, for Stettin; tJlylfe,. Weisner; Otto Gunavus, Falter; Vro w Aiw a , Vrow Van Lear, —,and Jane Loot, —, for Embden. ARRIVED. in the Downs, Diana, Simonfon, from Cost. fa the Creek, Touts Fraw, fro nt Leghorn ; and Maria Elisabeth, ---, yr o n, Mala g a. At Ponftnouth, Hope, Pink, from the Havanna!' ; and America, Robertfon, from New Brunfwlek. At Poole, Juno, Thompfon; Commerce, Brunton; Jane, Gallop ; David, WBkin. fon ; Henry, Walhill ; Swift, Webfterk Bee. Webber; Friend- Lifbey ; Nancy, Stag ; Bennet, Citrilhigher; Walker.— ' • Betfey, Ballow; Hope. Stutter; and inanely Clements, from Newfoundland. At Falmouth, Royal flaveidg4 Graydon, from Quebec. At Bridal, logos blargaretta, hoot Leghorn. At Liverpool, St. Anna. from Havansah, (detained); ACAIII4 Crawford; and Hope, —, Matin s from Riga, At Clyde, Governor Pi don, Ricble, from Tobago. At Whitehaven, Beide, Storey, from the Baltic. At Guernfey, Anna Caroline. from Valentia ; Aurora, Malibu; and Ellen Dorothea. front Spain. At Virginia, Lune, Veal., from Brihoi. At New Brunrwiek, Lady Cresnorne, °Won, from Liverpool, Gs axmocz, Nov. is.—The Lady Hobart, Tar. roll, from Liverpool for Africa ' went on more on Weft Hoyle Bank. on Tuefday laft, and it is feared will be totally loft. The Margaret and Eliza, Hosa r, from Narva for Liverpool, is on Sore mt Gothland, but expefted to lye got off. The Fortuna, Wesavi.v. from Narva for Liverpool, is 1611 in Nana Bay.— Crew and materials laved. The Boren. RADCLOTV. bound to Liverpool, has been driven on !bore at Dantzic, and will be obliged to unload to repair, which will detain her there until next year. The Eendragt, GANDA, from Liverpool to Embden, has put into Tonningen leaky. and mull difcharge. The Barbadoes Packer, WOODHOUSE, from Lancaller for Barbadoes, is arrived at St. Vincent's. The St. Vin. cent's papers Rate, that three Guineamen and a pri. vateer, belonging to Barbadoes, and nine of the Tri. nidad convoy, bound to St. Kitt's, had been captured by French privateers from Guadeloupe. The Irma'nds, Marquis, of and from this poet. arrived at Cork, tR Whitt, The Invernefs, Ml.achlsn, of this port, at Loadoodcrry from Dublin, sift ult. The Neptune, Henry and the Jane. Kinnear .at Newfoundland from hence. The Clyde, filieddan, at Newfoundland, from MlrimackiL The JeaMe, M'Dougal, at Liverpool from hence. A *tip from Honduras to Britain, put into Chula= dgmafted the pdt of Odder. The Sophia, Ingram, from thendey to London, is Gut ag Newhaven. Crew Caved. The Charkitte. Bartlett. front Poole to Portfoscredu spit on Friday laft ; crew Caved. A Dania vcgd la monad to he lag is t►e fame pale, and all the crew. The Hironddis Dutch corvette was captured at Denman sods September. Commerce, White, a( Itoibm, with oats for Landon, was captured Of Blake:key, 7th in& by two cutter privateers. It is with extreme concern we have to announce the lofs of the EaR India Company's Gip, the Hagar DUllnat, Captain Waves M mo• This unfortunate event is Rated in an evening paper of yeaerday, to have taken place in Bengal BAy, bin the particulars 'have not reached us. The Hamar DuNDAI was one of the completell (hips in the Company's fervice ; and, we fear, was loaded with a valuable cargo, as the was homeward bound. The INDUSTRT 4 Captain Isis:ream, is arrived at Cowes, from New York. She has brought letters and papers op to the ;oth of Oaober, or thereabouts, the sonteots of which have not tranfpired, as the vets fel MU be obliged to perform quarantine. Extra& of a letter from Lifhoo. per Walfinghain packet, dated the aI a oh. " Two days ago his W ien y's [hip Fi sG UAW) arrived here with Convoy from England. Moft of the Tads are ease in. I'b Fame is, I believe, the only one from Ciroestoek.... Captain LoRD M. Kea, of above mentiened frigate, has intimated, that he will go out on smite for to days, and return here to take home what (hips may be ready ; (he fails in the morning, and the pucka is ordered off to have the benefit of the convoy for Come length. We lately had very heavy rains, which mull have been hurtful to the late vintages. The weather is now again fine like fommer i and thetrid it continue, there will be a number of (hips got reedit for the Convoy in ten or twelve days. Welters no. thing new in politics this fide, upon the who're Ids alarmed than we were three weeks ago. Enihnngn keeps drooping, and (010‘thing it is kid s bees) done at 63f, generally s." Early on - Monday fe%taight. the Mistrial% of Dantzic, of about xiq tons burthen. ran athont a; Eaflhaven, about four miles to the weftward of Ar. braath. in Scotland. She was homeward bound with coals from Inverkeithing, and had gut a confiderable way over the North Seas, when (he fprung a leak co powerful, that the crew, con fi ding of the Mafia and nine hands, found it imprefticable to keep it under. The wind blowing bard needy. they bore away for the Coaft. to reach fume port in the Frith, and were mined by 'tasking the llghts of Tay for the lighte of May. The Mader difeoveriser the error at dir t break, attempted to maks; the Frith ; but his ere* were fo ezhaufied by four dikys coolies:it labour et the pump, that be could not weather Fifenefs. When the veffel ftruck, intelligence was quickly conveyed to Arbroath, and Mr. Wixtiast Burcitsa. of EAR- Seaton, took command of the lifeboat, which was loon conveyed to Eafihaven in a carriage, and man ned by kamen from Artvoattr. They laved the whole crew of the Henrietta. On Monday evening their Majasrias will honour Covent Garden Theatre with their preknce. It is generally believed, that fame coolnefii fubfilh b.tween the Flair Comma., and the Court of Fetter. burgh. The Antbalradur Maacow has twice bees upon a pektical illnefs to the baths of Barrege. Tba !all time he returned from hence, lie went to the di plomatic audience as ufual, and BONAPARTI advanc ing into the middlc of the circle, raid to him with Tome degree of haughtisiefs.r." him, M. Maacow, voru eves ;ti M wou maw rasa."--•• CONLVL--.41 oi &rue weir." M Mascow's tone was equally marked with that of the Fit. r Consul.' who (poke not another word to him. 4illte th it t i " M. Mall cow has never been to 111:1;vie. Up n .1 truth of the above anecdote ve befit' e .ur R s may rely. The day after this Itap l AncJ, a ffl4. •• a• cent entertainment was given at lit. C1..1 , '• • ' II M. MARCOW was oat is:sterol Thum k •'J tare others R tames vcro *eked, id Iwo" I:.'reo or /LI th ;embolism%