Star. — London, England, 1803-04-25 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY, APP.IL ts. Be. MAR:.--Holiday at the Bank. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OWE O'CLOCK 13 Per C. Conf ?limey, 6465—Ditto, for May, 65. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. busk Stock 168 5 per Cent. 1797. 984 9741 3 per Cent. Red. 654 64 63 Long Ann.lB 1346 I St 3 per C. C0nf.6.01 6 5 641 64 IndiA Stock 305 Flew 4 per CCM. 8t it Coed: for May,64165f 631 64 3 per Cent. Ann. 991 , 981 VIILIK, nit St. Scilent. Government Debentures, 9444 93- of Exchange—Dublin on London is. We have received Paris Journals to the rift in clufive, from which we have prefented tome Ex. traits in the preceding Columns. We have alto inferted more ample Extra is from thole received on Saturday. The Monismr denies that Mt de BUSY, the Lieu tenant of M. THOMAS!, the Grand Mailer of Malta, is a Frenchman, and confequently, that his ap pointment was any infringement of the Treaty of Amiens. On this fubjed, a Minifterial Paper of this morning expreffes itfelf as follows-- , . The Moxitear Pays, that M. Le Commandeur Ilai LLt Lurt, (the changing s for a is not unworthy of re mark), belongs to an ancient Italian Family eftab lifhed for tome ages in a town of the Papal States, diftant nine leagues front Rome (what Town the Moniteur does not condefeend to inform us), and In that city M. BAILLI Boat was born." Now it happens that by means of our private Correfpon dence, we are enabled to contradi& this affertion of the Moniteur, and to Art, that M. La BAILS,' Boar, or BUSY, is a Frenchman, that he was one of the French Fadion in the Ifland, and that he was one of thole who traitoroufly contributed to deliver Malta into the hands of the French ra‘that he is now completely in the French intereft, and in Ihort that he is,in every fenfe of the word aFrench. man. So much for the veracity of the Mositivw." A private letter from Cape Francois, dated the 6th of March, Rates the difembarkation of a body of feversl thoufand men from Leghorn, which had re-animated the courage of the Colodißs. The campaign was expeded fpeedily to open. The rebels had retired to the diaance of two leagues from the Cape. _ _ . According to theintelligenee from Germany,the Courts of Vienna and Berlin have refolved to pre !erre the Itridefi neutrality in the event of hold• ties between this country and France. Preffing reprefenuttions have been made by the French and Ruffian Ambaffadors to the Emperor of Germany, to induce him to accede, without delay or referve, to the terulefere of the Diet re fpefting the Indemnities...-Five per cents. 53f. doe. A Meffenger arrived on Saturday at Lord Ilawat ssuat's office, with difpatches from Lord Viruirvroaru ; and yellerday another Mellinger arrived with further advices from his Lordthip.— Mafkagers have alfo been fent off with Difpatehes for Paris on the important points under difeuffion. Indeed there has been an univerfal baffle of this kind for there two days, as our Readers will fee from our Port Letters. Nothing, however, is yet allowed to tranfpire, and all the laboured predic tions of thofe Journalills, who, if the Public will believe them, know all that paffes, have vanithed in fmoke. The akiwetues of which they are continu ally talking is Rill a nonentity. The Public may depend upon it,that the reports which have been circulated in Tome of the Papers, of arelaration having taken place in the armaments in preparation in fome of our Sea-ports, are totally untrue, and owe their origin only to that fyßem of fpreading doubt, hefitation, and uncertainty, to which the reports of changes, and the charges of !Inanition and incapacity, are indebted for their birth. The Vtcroar. of tto guns, which it was aliened. with confidence, could not be ready in fits weatia, this day failed for Lavßeaeb. whither Ote would have fallen down on Saturday, bad not the fquallinefs of the weather prevented it. In the Dock Yards the men are Rill employed on Sundays.tto batten the outfit of furl men of war as are molt behind in their repaint and every thing thews that it is Rill a matter of doubt with Government, whether the country will be able to remain in a Rate of peace. We are enabled alto to Rate, by letters received this day from Gibraltar, that the French are in a greater Rate of preparation than they with us to believe. Indeed. from the complexion of the Paris journals, is looks as if isyfreitienr had been handed to the Editors to rappers or deny that any pre parttime are snaking in their ports. The public may, however. rely en the contents of the tub. joined letters, and be allured that in the Mediter ranean they are tiling every exertion to provide naval Rotes, and be prepared for a Rate of a&ual warfare. GIBRALTAR, MARCH si " This morning the isth regiment, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Dan*, Laded at the New Mole, from whence they marched to the Grand Parade, where they were inroad .1 by his Royal Nightie Ca the Governor. They arc a re markable fuse body of wen, 2.1141 tbcy teemed all in the higlicti /Naha an . sp., it.t. " The ad battalion of Royale embarked to-day fot England, on boar I of the Expedition and Al- ligator, which will fail the inflant they are ready for fea ; but from the very leaky (late in which they came here, they have required a great deal of repair. All the carpenters belonging to the Yard having been employed upon them fince they arrived, it will occalion fume delay in getting the AMAZON frigate ready for the reception of his Royal Highnefs, who goes home in her. " Lieut.• Col. CAMPSILL, who commands the Royals, is unable to embark along with them, owing to his having been moft feverely burnt, Uy his fhirt.fleeve taking fire when reading in bed a few nights ago. The garrifon is extremely healthy, and in the higheft Rate of regularity and difcipline." ♦rail. 3. 4 4 The Predoyante arrived here from Malta ten days ago. Capt. Recur, of the Gibraltar, is paffenger on board of her. Shc fails for Eng land the firß fair wind with the Dragon, Expedi tion, and Alligator. 44 The French are arming molt atlively in all the ports in the Mediterranean, and are purchafing naval Bores at any price. By the lafl accounts from Toulon, they were then paying as high as four livres a foot for (hip timber. 4' His Royal Highnefs the Governor embarks for England about the toth or tzth of this month his approaching departure has occafioned great defpondency amongft the inhabitants, and many even amongil thofe of the military, who were the loudeft in condemning his fyilem, begin now to erprefs their fincere regret at his leaving this place. When they contrail the prefent Rate of the troops in the garrifon with the condition his Royal High nefs found them in, even his enemies confefs, that the regiments now here are infinitely fuperior in point of health, appearance, difcipline, and re gularity, to any troops in the Britith fervice." CORN M4MKET, MARK•LANII, APRIL 25. 'There was but little Corn here to-day from the dillant Ports, what we had was chiefly from Weir and Kent. Wheat has fetched near as. more than this day week, but only for very 6ne Samples.— Barley is a trifle dearer, and Malt goes off freely. Oats, Beans, and Peas continue much as per laft advice.—As the Grafs Seed Trade is now over for this Seafon, we (hall in future omit to notice thofe Articles in our Currency to which we refer. Englint Wheat, per qr. sos. 535. Fine 6os 6ss Fine Dantzic Wheat, sea. 565. Rye , 34 1 . 3 61 . Barley, 221. 245. (Superfine) 255. 6d. 261. Malt, 421. 461. . Oats. zss. 2 Of. us. 6d Hark Beans, New. sos. su. Old 341361 Tick Beans, New, ass. 275. Old 321351 Hog Peale, sib. sos. Boilers, 401. 441. Carravra - i Seed, 445. to 475. per ewe. Coriander, aBs. to 3os per cwt. Red Clover, dos. s6s. per cwt. White ditto, 9os. s tos.. per cwt. Trefoil, 20* 281 325. per cwt. Canary, Its. to 745. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laR. Flour, 455. 48$. per Tack. RUM Tit LONDON 0A R. SATURDAY. APRIL 113. Average price of Cern in Ragland tad Wales, frees the Re tarns m4lcg the .6th day of Apra. 403. Wheat. 1 Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans. raft. s. d. s. 4. s. I. s. 4. a. 1 s. od. 5 6 3 3 6 7 s 4 1 /9 5 3 1 6 IS S The overage Price of Sugar. eeingwed tom the Ratan, wade kl the week aiding the with of Apr% rlog,is on yid. per hundred weight. MCI/ or OaMS. AT TSB LLLLL Irma LLLLLL 11. Basurearroaa....threat al IS dot d per (tarter. laity sos od to sot od least 301 oil to us od Oats tits oi to sp °Mak cos od to 3ss ed Matostrusoo.—Wleat ad to his 06 per quarter. Barley sus 6/ to sea 611 s I ,was ass od to poi 6d O ats spa ad to p dPate 3is ad to au 6d Nawsoar..—Wheet. sae. ad. to bas od. per (1041111. Batley sos cod to sit 6d I BOMB 311 od se pu od Oats tie 6/ to sp °Wale sp od to ps ad H —llrliests6s od to 60 od per Qp ter. Daley 1,10 04 to s‘s ad I Dem s6s oCa sic d Oeu sad to saa °Wide see od to spo od Reaassm—Wlreat sssid. a 645. od. per marser. Barley 1111 01 10 SP 11 I BMW/ 301 14 00 341 d oau sus eateorl Peals oiss eid cos od At Warmintier Market. on Saturday lalt , tha pr ices of Delta Corn were u follow : Wkat, by the quarter, al. hp. to 31. os. Barley, el. 0. 6d. to il. ys. 6d. Oats, tl. to IL IS. Beans. :is. to sl. os. A great number of Germans have come over within there few days z above fifty were met on Saturday evening between Canterbury and Dov er . A Mellinger went through Canterbury for Paris, about two o'clock yeßerdaT morning, and about , fnt hours after, an exprefs in the Came route. Ekprellis are very frequent between London and Paris, and fuch expedition is geed, that a lad on Friday morning was only allowed fix hours to take one from Dover to London. Berwick Eleaion terminated on Tuefday be- tween fix and (even o'clock. The following is the Rate of the votes—For Mr. Sovvrett. 349 Major AsLan, 3rB—Sir J. CALLIINDItIi 3oB.—The Iwo firft were accordingly returned. We have received the New York Papers to the ssd of March.—One of them, under date Phila. delphia, contains the following article:— a aptain OACIORD, of the Sufannah, fmm Rouen. is the bearer of difpatches from our Mi oilier at Paris. It appears that Mr. Livisosros is dillitisfied with his fituation. He commands none of the refpea and deference due to the Ration of a Mini kr from an enlightened and great Nation. This &Critic/salon, we underftaad, has induced him to folicit a fpeedy recall." NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. This morning arrived a mail from New York and Ha'ifai. brought to Falmouth, hy the Qeen Charlotte vrliet, in 17 days from Ha PIVIOUT:1, ArErL in the Ringmore of Exeter Capt. Jou N PALK, from Liverpool and Waterford, bound to Newfoundland, laden with fah and provilions : the failed from Liverpool the 9th of March lall, and from Waterford the ad init. after which the experienced fuett heavy gales of wand, that the became very leaky, and was obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard, and to hear away for this port, where the molt unload in part to repair damages. Came in the Lord Nelfon fchooner, of this port, Capt. CROWTE, from Meffina, laden with oil, &c. for a market; alto the Elizabeth American Chip, of New Bedford, Capt. DELA RNLI, from Charkfton to Plymouth for orders, laden with cotton, rice, and coffee: One has fince failed fur Havre dc Grace.—Came from Hamoaze to Cawfand Bay, the MA Rs, of 74 guns, Capt.Su rrom t and the SPA RTIATE, of 74 guns, Capt. Mu RRA Y.—Sailed the Cultiva tor, Capt. Kan-, from Malaga for London, with fruit; the Neyune, Capt. DENNING. from Oporto to Exeter, with wine. —Paired by the Prevoyante itorefhip, Captain BRowN, from' Fiume, laden with hemp, on account of Government.---Sailed the PruiSan galliott Morgan Stern, Capt. MULLER. from Boar deaug, bound to Amfterdam, laden with wine, but in turning out of Catwater the miffed flays, and got amore on Mount Batten, where the lay feveral hours, (allying very heavy; as the flood came on, the was floated off, and itt gone into Catwater it is expedted that her bottom is muck damaged; the came in here about two months fine, with the Ids of her malt, and basket), at a confiderable expence, refitted for fea.—Came in the Townfend, frith revenue veffel, from a cruise. PORT suotrrs. APRIL 23....TherhElia,WhiCh arrived here yefterday with the 39th regiment, from Antigua, made her paffage In 27 days; the Pe N us frigate,Capt. Ca...yrs, had failed from thence to St. Kitt's, to take the Bth Weft India regiment to Bermuda; and the Afp, Capt. FER RIER ; Guachapin, Capt. M.Kemais; Drake, Capt. Fetus; and the Ofprey, Captain YOUNGRUSBARD, were lying at Antigua: the Thalia fpoke to the Andromache, Capt. Lamm, from Halifax bound to An tigua,to fetch the 6th Weft India regiment to the former place. —The Marquis of TITCREIILD it here, with his brother Lord WILLIAM CAVINDIIII BiNTINCE, whore failing is delayed by the thong adverfe wind. At this Port the exertion. are as un remitting as at any time during the prefent Wedge's with France; the thipwrights, Re. will work even to morrow.— Capt. B.W. TATLOIL if appointed to the CAM ILLA, It this port. CRATRAM, APRIL 24.0•ThE late teropeltuous wind has prevented the Vidtory from failing till yeflerday : the is now in Long Reach- Orders were received this morning for her to join the fquadron in Torbay as foots as wedge. S ss, APRIL 24. Arrived the VICTORT,Of ZOOMS, Cards SO TTO N Sad the GLLTUIID, Captain COL.?, from Chntham.--Salled from the Note to Chatham, the Rom tit Sir Hone Parente, to be pill off—Arrived at the Little Nora: the KITE, Captain ; and at the Great Nom, the An a- Ter GT, Captain Ca al IPlati„freni the Thames.—A great num ber of prime lamas have been taken out of the raft India thips here sod et the Downs, from the raft India and odor home ward bound verde. Yetterday the ihipwrights fent front Dept ford-yard to this Yard were paid their earnings Isere, and fent back to their dad refit/ace, Daptford.—Every dmartment of Public Service it andeded with the greatcft difpatch and re gularity, under the orders of that mild and meritorious Officer Admiral Sir JAMES SAVDIAILIThe RAH , Captain Herr east, and hfinovatra, Captain Mattaaacv , fall to the Noes toonorrovr and are to be paid kmnedlately, and then proceed to the weftward.—The wind concaves blowing Rang Rem S. W.—Yefterday the Povoarre man of war broke look ban het moorings, but was foal again feared. Dove', A reit. 23.—Although we are capable of railing or deprefing the fonds in Logsdon, we have not yet determined whether it will be Peace or War! I We hope, however, fame more opporturdtica m 4 offer for a Rasa Notate come in. and for as Expels to arribe at the exad time for the Stock Exchange; the ah bests even any Banking bands for getting money ! Aran ax....—On Friday was broil& Into this harbour, left from Dengeoefs, a French veld, having loft her anchor and cable in Perenfey Bay. It proves to be 'client:fair, National brig, bound from Breit to Havre. The Capuda of which is the fame Olicer, who commanded the veld that was cot oat of Ham by our gallant countryman Sir Sidney Smith, and which led to his being made a 'rawer of war in France, and to Ids long escdinernent in the Temple at Paris. A Manger arrived here from London this morning at three o'clock, with orders, to parsec a packet foe bang immediandy. At Sae eolock,anotker Meffenger arrived with difpindses, with which he 'Pliantly embarked for Calais, where lt is ibppeCed, he was landed In three or tear hours. A11871121' Larrza, Same Dare.—The treafpost es Imre Wear pier, is the Mary, of Liverpool, with part of the Sift misuse es board, from the Caps to Lithos, from theme es St. Mat% e frost whom the was blows est. Ate Mai two eschews asd cables, gee k sow fare moored is Dever Pier, with ao Menhir damage. Os Friday.et dike P.M. Mr. Wm& sad and Mr. lesser, King's Mammon, leaded with difpetehm from the Karma. Captain Deal. ; sif• the Charlotte Prima peelast, with Isrelis mil, Ind Fee/teas Cintninoseat, Rhp end em ether parson; the Heyelothe, Captain PO& IT.Witle W. Tt/IMINT. Efq end AM, Her e, sea az ether peirengers a& the Adlive, Captain Hums, with the Hes. P. Boaans., Erg. E. H. A , Ilfq. and Captain %Imams aikati. Afthell this morokm, the Parfait Holm, Mascot., with Lady ELI neve., Rc, and the Resomme,witk Lord Mon- TAOI7I, the keeled Ins of the Doke of Reaction'', and Sir C Doectaas, who landed and went to Wright's Hotel; and Lord A imams, who west to the Yell Hotel. Arrived the Two Friends this afternoon, with it pafengws and baggage from Calais and the Jenne Pawns, Captain Jo qy a s LAW& T, wits his EitelidlCT le Chevalier d'A N D AGA, the Spud& Amhaffador, and fake, who leaded, and west to the Yolk Hotel Hie Grace the Doke of Ben , and Sir HAILILT PIATIIIIRSTONs,arrIyed In town yellers:lay at Wright's Hod, and failed he Cads this morning, with a lase brume at Welt, 62 the Mei& Pair, Captain I W R Sailed a& the Rawl packet, and the Resoassate, Capt. Bison ', for Calais. The talk of war is more common at Paris widda this eight or ten days, and hat geo-beau we arrival at Odds tram Dualhi. YAILMOVTII. APRIL wv-Tike pork, of this port, OVA' Smith, le drove oo Lowther Derek ban with Ara ; the crew and cargo are (avid. The twee, Cuanle Josh. teen Newhaven, Wen erkb pink. hes ban height da hem lethf, and Ilia =deep a therestb repair. The 114 r,.... Whop j and Cabe. Captain Snaked. have Idled whil or s of Why Ow Drogieheia, In Nerway. gelled Niasiner ewe Meg. se a mien Raul' la the Roods the Lob Sa sod are NEW APPOINTMENTS. The Prince n( Wale., of 98 guns, was on ti tongs( order. d Jiro connuilhon, and Captain GI appointed to eounnard her. Capt Cat t.ccrrr b appoda•ed to the intr.& ferviee at Cork. Captains A. CAMPIrt.t. a. pas ti...arsox arc aproi , 3 t•. the command of his M.i Lty i Anacthyft (ret.uniinif. foncd) and Tourterelic. Lieutenants HILLS, GAea CTT, MILLAR .and Wt Lieu UAW. are appointed to the Atnethyft; Lieutenant. Got:watt 14 t..Ftaus the Prineei Lieut. Meant, to the Cambria,.; Lieut. BISHOP to the Rent; Lirut. RAYNER to the Dims ; I fem. W. WEEe to the Texci; Lieut. Hort* It D to the Bianchi ; LiLut. force to the Wlndfor Cattle; and Lieut. H. H. Srepica to the Revolutionnaire. Mr. JOON SAY/W.l ig apt ointed Putter Or tt.e OrpLus. Mr. F. AT[ll3, Puffer of the Woolwich, is removed to the Endymiun. Mr. R HOLlttl, Porter of the Temer.dre, is appointed to the Sin Jofef. Mr. Hittite, Parlor of the Pompoo, is removed to the Tonto-sire. Mr. BALLINGRALL, PUrrelr of the Polypbemus, is removed to the Pompee. Mr.Kr, hssov, Putter of the Bell:hauler, is removed to the Polyphemus. Mr. HAYDON, F.treM.l2l of Bricklayers, is appointed Malta. Bricklayer at Portfmouth Dock-yard. Mr. Gus' sit. Foreman of Joiners, is appointed Matter Joiner at Portfmouth Dock-yad. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Lit India Stip Dorfetihire, for the capture of the Emil' frigatcs la Cut:wile and la Mcdee, will be paid at 27 Ni cholas-lane. l o unibard-itrect, on Saturcliy the teth initint. The Squirrel, Lynx, Driver, and Node, ',lithe paid for the Smile, Jager, and Engefinde, at the places underesectioied, on the 30th inftant, •ie. The Squirrel, No. 6, Craven Buildings, Drury-lane. The Lynx, Downing-meet, Weitoilniter. The Driver, Arundel fired, Strand. The JaJoule, Great Ruffel.ftreet, Iroornibury. The Squirrel and Lynx, will alto be pa d for the !hip Vry. held, on the goth instant, a• above. At the fame time and place the Squirrel will alto be paid for the capture of the Chip Margaretha and her cargo, and of the Chip Copenhagen. The Hon. Bait India Chip Courts. for the capture of the French frigates la Concorde And la Medee, wilt be paid at the OaCe of Sir Robert Preßon, Bart. Frederic place, Old Jewry, on Saturday the goth inibutt. The prize money for the capture of la Concorde and la Me.' dee French frigates will be paid to the Neptune EaR Indiaman. at No. 2, New City Marabou, Blihopfgate-ftreet, on Wcdrief day the 27th Inftant. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. ORAL, APRIL se...—Sailed the Perfeveranee, TellieherrTs end Thames, Eait Indiamen, for the river; and the Waltham. Row Egnor, from Bengal, and remain! .— Wind W. S. W.—. Squally, with Rain. . GRAVRIRND. APRIL s4.—Palled by the Disdains frigate Glatton. ferNanaus ; Dronfwick, Hughes; and Ainwick Cattle, Prefeott, from India; Salo, Robfon, from Honduras; Dominica, Clark; Neflaitt, Woad; and 'girdle Gray, for Ja maica- ' Bair) , Cabot, Maroon, from New Preekience; Re. foludoo,—; and Sommr, Carr, from the South Sear; Di ana, —, horn St. Thomas'.; Stlifolk, Mears; and Magi& trate, Pate n, from Virginia; Bengal Anna, -..--, from gal ; Lady Miffs, Bonner, from St. Kitts • Lord Labso7 t. Warren, from, 7..ant - Neily, Baker, from Tenerife; odes: your. Goodwin ; and Commerce, Smith, from Or. Pa. trick; Campbell. from WM: Anna, PRIIIIR"; Aid bogey, —, from Waterford. Sailed the Peggy, Rowe. foe Anti. Pat ( leer, Moolfton, for Lsbredore; Norfolk, limo, Scott.lor Quebec; Penelope , Tour. far Newfotindisnd Echo. Macy, for Bremen ; Nautilus, Loft ; ifaiteNa. Storey; and Caroline, Ridley, for Peterlurgi. The centaur& of People who aerated, on Saturday, at Deptford Dock Yard, to winds the launch of the Cowan's, was ahnoft ineredib!e. Two o'clock Sirs the time ars ated for the lila* the whole dock-yard was ermirded, waltng with anxious expectation the grand attraalon of the day. The Cocos.us, a very beautiful vcffel, nudes moll chars. ins dim, bang newiy painted. I bee was a Jury-waft in the ' place of the main•maft, to which the Royal Standard was areas ed ; with two others at each end, on which the other !Null& colours were hafted. She ftond m feet above the level of dm Dock-yard. She was filled with a feint company, the dile.. rem artificer of the Dock, betide women and children. The River was twiner covered with boats, owing to the dread if the Pi efo-gans that lay in wait, nor the oppodte bank. At 20 minutes paft two precifcly, fore the water reached bet keel, its *Jawed fymptoms of moving. when dm was tuatara. arey launched, annillt the Routs of the trailtitade. She went of quite gently, until die got into the water,and then Ike &Red off with altnrablng fwiftnefs, and a gent crab. A. Om went oft. foam Mode wit Itran up en board, and tan guns wen And. In a few minutes !be was net of fight of dude in the Dock-yard, flaming behind the other ads Sat lay ip the River. The crews of the admen octets crowded dick decks. At th s time the pees-gam begs to be very isle. and the crowd were confetmently difperfat There was formal bemired' difappainted by their late mein' at tie fens. ills Courses was launched after a new method. Waygentod ansillearront to witnefs the launch, although the day, hdag fosiewistralay, prommted others from gratifying their curtailer. Oa the ism account, the faidenables war mot Renames& We stud. however, among the crowd, the followlar-Countefsof ales. Ikon, Ladles !label& Xing and Mord, /* John and Lady Lairs, General Foe, Capt. KS& Mr. Pear Lustig, W. mad Mn. Manning, Mifs Wade, Re. The Penman Ciraar.orve, of pi guns, the HosCepteis O , Is ordered to be paid a at Admiral 021.2112 proceeds &only to Newfosadiand, and is to MIA his as board the Isis, asps. Copt. Los. Letters from by tie French litaft, rands that the Americas (dime Adam& boo been left of the Coat of kids& and that the *lode of *same palest The Charles, death, hos Lesion a Yarmouth, Is on bon ow Loweftore Inca. Ths Thames failed from Chita ad of Newry, end dam St . Hasa tsth of March The only Mt at St. Mims w tip Ito* Claw, and Ihe Ina to fail the nezt day. The Catharine, Drumm. et Linden. from Cameroun to London. is loft at the entrance at Mlifordhama a two iota (paffeniers) sod • boy drowned. Altaitaaila the William Adams. from Alter—Oe Dome. Man. Mitt= seh om Donsisles ; and Wm. Uf .Lawrie Mary, Madam% front . bwi 7 : lll Vri g r Waked. from Bengal; sad Timms, W. Vents, from Odommitt Southampton, Naar, zoom s , floor Oportm.At Hoyt**. lay. Jackie's, from Illelly—At Lan after. Marla. Omer. from Sc kke•—At Llemled. Abp la, Doostm. Ercon Clumlo4o.—At Lab. Donredds Calla, Mitride. from Vlrstio..At frastradoes, Martha. Carey; Cam. Wail and firjoh• Doriace Warren, Let, from Las doo.--At ..Prom* in& ; sad 'rbetls, Charming. from Loado•—•At Onmnds, Mama. Darldfon, from LOO. and Prints, floott. from Newesdha—.oll St. %%earn. Choniaim Minh, Staphatfas. from Leaden ; and Briton* M. from Ildltot Se.Thormes, Zephyr, Partnere, them Irifbal—At Mies. dawora. Matthews, from Brad. A letter received from an Officer at Trinidad, contains the following information:— . Os the tgth sf flebswer his Majtity's alp Cataer. Cepa Latlehabs, arrived et tide Mead, with die oth regiment el le it, fres It. Thews ; wed the wen day the mops Shim nerhed. Os the silk the Iliesheis, Ceessedere Hoed, Capt. matins, eschewed has, with GraeraiOrtridel. the Crosses. der w Chief. Prigeas Maitland. ColeseiShipley, Si the is. * ram mg Magee %Won, Si the Asellimi, to 'Sped! tits tewps wed feMesSewo of the Nest • Os the i:tia Si Mast. egg Wtlarat and hie fobs weiberhed es brsi'd the Ousels end f.ted Is Oreseds, ibuie whence they will proceed to wattles altar link • soder hb sisiessed. The Fremont, of 74 PON =eh. wil she es Barbed the 1 eth and STeh r.;' — z. midi, Liam Pasts ef the Mariam Mr. Way. }odic. I.llfr. NSW. Midgdpiesa of the inylLs. Cassis Mass of the opus. U eppeletwd te the 4e41101$ Mai Mom. N. bAsswall.jor• room. wens Cqmea"