Star. — London, England, 1814-01-01 00:00:00

HE • • • , 7: 0. . • ----,,,„.„ ... .. s . .LONDOWAIt. ;# SA TURDAY, JANUARY 1 . 1811 . CIICOMCTSJ.N.-..HCAir at the Bat ßank. -•—__. ri le Proprietors of this Journal have the proud faction of co pgratillating their 'Readers' cornrencement of another year, under pvre glorious for their common country, t if e world in general, than any which the generation has Witnessed. l e mischievous and inconginbus energies of which have been so long and . so fatal* directed a frantic and incorrigible usurper against the mon peace of mankind, have been paralysed, haunted, and nearly annihilated, within the short space of twelve months. It was but as yesterday that Europe lay prostrate at the feet of France— to-day France is huinbled at the feet of Europe I but although the crisis at which we have arrived warrants the most sanguine expectations of fdture Oar, it is only by increased exertions and unre mitting zeal in the great public cause that Great- Britain can attain the permanent and solid bene fits for which she has been contending for twenty years. Looking to these considerations, the Proprietors of the STARi lh meeting the Public at the cbmniener silent of the twenty Seventh Yes& of their labours as the Conductors of a Public Journal, have to assure t heir Readers, that, as the cause of the soun t r y alone is their party, they will continue to pursue thaympartial, and, they trust they may arid, patriotic libe of conduct, which has hitherto nigliecl their career. They are aware that the times in which we live are such as to, render - the duties of the Conductors of a Public Journal more arduous than at any former period, and it that it only by increased vigilance and persevering exert tion that they can expect to retain that ample share of the public cpnfidence and approbation which they have long :lace acquired.. [ley have therefore determined to spare no Personal labour, and to withhold no expense which can render the STAR not only more acceptable to thowr i who regard early intelligence as the thief reeoat: , ' mendation of a Newspaper, but useful to those' aho who look up to a Public Joutnal as avebitle of daily instruction, or the legitimate organ of pub► lie opinion in a free country. thus briefly stating their professions of devotion and anschmint to the strike of their country and of Europe, the. Proprietors oC i the STAR take lave of their Readers, with assuring* them thak I they commence their annual labours with undimto lashed teal t. and they. trust for a continuance St maixobatica easheie haathanitgarts- . 4 44 We continue to receive the most gratifying details from Holland. The whole of the male inhabitants, capable of bearing arms; are esesbodied, and the hos t spirit prevails.. Breds.:tin key of Holland, which bad been artfully strippesi of its 'means of def.nce when the French evacuated it, is now in a condition to defy all further attempts on their part to retake it. Bergen-op-zoom is underOood to be invested by the troops under Sir Titemat.Oismi4m, end its fall will be the signal for Ate grand attack upon .Antwerp.— The inhabitants of kluiders are - enderstood to be ripe for insurrection, and the Prussians are by no means idle on that line of operations. All the Russian Seamen and Marines who can be spared from the Ilaeadan fleet now at Chatham, have been ordered to filelbed, with the view of assisting in the attack upon . Antwerp from the Scheldt. .. The Gottenbuth Mails of yesterday, in addition to the interesting Bulletins from the CROWN Panicles army, brought some private communications of high importance. The Csowx Pant . ca, it would seem, is eager to appear on the Rhine, and with that view will lose no time in bringing the negotiations with Denmark to a final and amicable close, even by making greater sacrifices than -were at first -in Iris contemplation.' folloling is said to be a sketch of his views, as far as they can be supposed to be independent of the contingencies of the campaign.— cloubtecily. first make a demonstratioa., or. even an . attemp t on H am b urg h ; —b u t s hould he find himself unable to carry that place, he will leave a strong corps to watch it and on the supposition that Denmark withdraws from her vassalage to France, he will advance with the bulk of his force to the Rhine.. —The whole of the troops- which will then be at his Royal Highness's disposal, including BRNN IGSZN'S corps of 25,00 u men, amounts to 100,000. Of these, 18,000 are already Holland. WiNziwoasODE's corps of 35,000 is thus distributed': - 18,000 is Hol lAndt 9000 under Count STROOONOFF, before Har burgh, and 8000 under Count WORONZOFF, in Hor stein. The Saxons that are disposable amount to ten thousand. These are under the command of General THIELMANN s and are ordered to Bremen. An equal number of Saxons is organizing, and will soon be ren dered available forthe general purioses of the 'alliance. —The Danes do . not exceed 12,000 effective. Some transports, with reinforcements fsord Zealand,,,had reached Kiel prior to the late actions. The French in H:►mbnrgh do not 'steed. SAO effective, bit; des ►ick, wounded, and convalescents. The place is ut.• Filb tedif4trOfigs and may be defended for a long understood to have been full recognized by the French Government. The Official .Note On th* sub ject stated that ig the Emperor adopt the basis."-1, On looking at the. word adopts, it appeared to haver been substituted in the hand-writing of BONAPARTII hirßielf, an erazute Of a much longer irord having teen made to, make room for it: The British diplo matists, on that occasion, thought there wat some shuffling intended,-and they were right. They found, upon enquiry, that adopt and rear:Lie were Words of +err different acceptation, and from- that moment they:suspected that BONAPARTE was not sincere. We refer our Readers to the Parliamentary Debates which followed* the ruptute of this Negotiation; for the 20 =racy of our statement. IP/NDSOR, D.EtiAIII*.EA 31. Yesterday morning the Quatats, accompanied by the Physicians in Waiting, visited the Lao ; after*aidt her MAJWIYY and the PRINOESsES went to ProgmOte. This morning her MAJESTY and the Princesses AuocsrA and EuxAstrat took an airing towards Maidenhead: The Princess MARY rode as usual in a carriage, duting the time the weather was fine. The Dragoon who was sent from London on Wed., nesday, with the particulars. of Lord WELTANGTON'i' Victory, and came off at six O'clock, did not arrive here till four o'clock yesterday morning, in conse quence of losing his way in the fog : he ought to have arrived at nine o 'clock in the evening. . Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA.-. WO had an interview with Lord bistama.a, at his failisont the Admiralty. • Oa Thursday his Royal Highness the buke CLASSREKpRid a visit to his Royal Brother, the Duke of - Bunn, at his apartments it. Kensington Palace,• of whom he took a grateful leave, and returned to town. 800141 private advice: have been received from Hol land, to the 28th ult. which state, that Lord CLAN• CARTY bad been particularly active .in forwarding the-commercial regulations on Which the trade be tween this couotry and the United Netherlaodi is to be founded.- Among the arrangements it is now,'we . permitted: that :egged sugar should be imported into Holland at ten guilder; per cwt. with the addition of a duty of two per cent. ad valoraa: The Postman between Kiltnarnock and Tarlboton has been unmercifully beaten and maltreated by three villains, .who robbed him of the bag, containing, be sides letters; different notes of the Kilmarnock Bank ing Company. FlRL—Yesterday morning about four o'clock a fire broke out at the tuaosien of the Right Hue. Lord CHARLES SPENrER, at Wbeatfield, Oxtordshire ; and although every possible assistance was procured, the whole of that elegant fabric was destroyed, with the exception of some detached offices. Fortunately no lives were lost, and the greeter part of the-furni ture, books, andvaintings, were preserved. The fire was first discovered by one of the servants. We have not yet been able to ascertain the-cause. 1 The Earl and Countess of Hanantorov and the Ladies STANHOPE returned to town from the Christ mas festivities in Bedfordshire; gum. by the MarqUili of TAVISTOCKs • ' The Duke of Moarrnose's attack of the goat Joie been so extremely violent• that he Was confined* months. This day Lord and Lady GEORGIANA IKAVENDtSII t left town for their 'seat in Lancashire. - •• Yesterday 'forenoon his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK left Town for Windsor, and in • the evening returned to Town to dinner. This day his Royal Highness will leave Town for Burleigh„ . the seat of the Earl of WINCHILSEA ;nerd's; to meet his Royal Highness the Patsies RaLter,'Whence they will pro ceed to Belvoir Castle. • His Gtace the Duke of RUTLAND will meet the Royal Party at the. Earl of, Wiscou.seet, and will escort them to Belvoir. MELANCHOLY AKCIDENTS••••••FELLIND COLLIERY.•••-• -Ere we had . ceased to announce keiys the Newcastle paper) the receipt of subscriptions for tbarelief of OK sufferers by the dteadful accident which teak place at the Felling colliery, about 'lB mooths ago, the me lancholy task has again.devolved upon us, of 're. , cording another disaster, almost equally calamitous. Last Friday se'nnight, about two o'clock, the foul air in the same colliery, bjeltaielneans, took line, causing destruction to nearly tretterlistog ematein within the range of its espleskiis: IPlinitst.mt . ,tifieffaM boys, and twelve horses, fell vietiies' to the fury . the blast,. and , eight more pitmen were Sev scorched, though likely. to reeeres. By this tending occurrence, eight *slows and -eighteen fni therless children, are become the *MTh% ob)ects of public benevolence. Friday sennitht, at narrow colliery, a larje smog fell on MO pitmen while at work, and crushed them to death; both left families. A sin. peeved on Tuesday, in a pit belonging ,at Hartford, A man nagged Nicholson, a large stone fell while - head literally cleft in two, and :mother, in the same loopy, had tscerated, hut, notWithatanding, of the rope and, the dead man tcp. Two men at the bottom' nisch injure& . , • • : • • , • Good Hope, and the BRITON and PORT Mw noN, in . C 7 will the above, with convoy fot the North of Spain ; and the EC. SIONt, -for off Cherbourg. The Catouczmati is ap pointed convoy to the West-Indies and Dutch Colo nies. Arrived the Blue Eyed Maid and Hawk car tel:, from Morlaix, the former with 14 boys and wo men pasiengers, captured a short time since by a pri vateer.in the Channel. DEAL, DECEMBER Si. Arrived the ALERT hired armeJ vessel, with dis patOes from Admiral Youxo, in the Roompot `Channel ; CORDELIA sloop of war, from a cruize ; and remain with his Majesty's ships and outward. bound as per last.—Wind E. but variable. t: 4 , • MILFORD, DECEMBER 29. Arrived' his Majesty's ship . BITTERN, from mouth, and his. Majesty's brig Avow from also thp Alexander and Miry, BanTsom, front bec, with timber for t . he Dock-yard at this brig Dolphin, Nome:is, from the Medic last front Lisbon. Sailed his Majesty's SEALERS, with a convoy bound round land, , which are the Mary and Dorothy and, Stately ports, the former from Newfoundland, and - • - from the Cape of Good Hope. Also sailed trepid, MARTIN, from Smyrna for Liverpool, performed quarantine at this port, and his : ship BRISK on a cruize.—Arrived the Samuel Capt. PROSEER, from Waterford, with j.orcl BERESPORD and family.—A report is very , of the capture, by - the HELENA sloop Of war, True Blooded Yankee American 'privateer. • - NARMOVTH, DECEMBER . M. Arrived the LtvinEr, Sreativ, SNIPE, HYDRA Faire, with Dutch Volunteers from the T' Sailed t the Enuws and PORTIA sloops, Tydn, ZARA, STEADY, and INSAENT. Remain the and Hydra of 32 guns ; Freya, of 38, Leveret,,, Princess of Wales. '• • CORK, DECEMBER 28. The West India COnvoy, as well as that • and Poringatremitins wind-boa,nd. 4etnain itisty's ships Leyiathan, T 4 guns, Captain MOND Ister, 38, Captain J. Cnastra ; Tartarus, (taptai4 J. Pascoe ; Talbot, 20,•Captain S. Swi- Castlllati, 18, Captain D. BRAISIER Ech0,.16, • Lain Ty PERCIVAL • 1n5 0 ,16 Capt. W. D. Bawls alet.; Teaser, 14, cap;O44 II 44I, : kiARGRAVE% We ar e concerned to state, by a comment.. from Crookhaven, that the•brig Providence, 'tincture, of Carnarron,fi-om Gibraltar, with ballastovas totally log, with the master and part of the crew, on the M eadow], on the morning of Friday the 17th instant... '.• • ,ORERIOSK, DECEMBER EL Airited here thi 'Courier, Hooch: from Cornnna. which place she leftihe 15th instant. About thirty sail of vessels belonging to the ontward.boand Medi terrisnean•and West India fleets had arrived titere,l having alt suffered severely from thelreavr pies, Some of whieh were discharging their cargoe s ;--se veral vessels had foundered When the fleet separated.. The Commodore had appointed Corunna as a place of rendezvous, and remained at sea, emleavouring to collect as many of the fleet as possible. The Ceres, STRond, of Worthington, after arriving at Corunna, parted her cables in a heavy- gale, drove on the south ' side, and foundered on the rocks, only one man saved. .• The liftraramt, Captain Bane, is still detained at. Spithead, in cousequ6nce of the non-amna; froin the River, of three of the Indiarnen that she has orders to take 'ander her protection. The BRITON, Captain, Sir THOMAS STAINES, is arrived at Portsmouth, to Et iot.foreign service, and it is expected that she will join the Maowev's convoy. . - A letter [rein Savannah, dated October 11, men-, dons the arrival at that port of the sloop Celia,. Btousrr, front St. Mary's, .and states, that previoui" to Captain Bi.nu,r's •sailing, a schooner, under the new Haytian flag. bid astived there : the crew, in cluding the Captain, wereall people of colour. A new Government had,lately been formed at Ha /ti. said to be similar to that of the United States. ,r is, Stow sir,aselected President. Tht Clyde vessels to sail with the convoy from' Cork are ail cleared out. Some have put into Rothe .* Sad Lamlash by contrary winds. Yesterday se'nnight the ships at and the Nore were decorated with the flags of different na- Ow; ; his Majesty.: ship the RAlSONADLRbearin3thel Restaian -flag at • the fore, and Orange at the nmzen, -coieesnied with the Standard of England at the se . .hoimer of his Imperial Russian Majesty'S - - - succeeds to the command of the ieWiterPeelle superseded by:Mr. Reartmcs e who beigedik.-sdlt out as Governor from flgialsols • • - :•tl!tft - bArreslsT The Royal Ducks, or King's *Q414;141011111.111 . of Militia * have furnished its ful&viursta, under - t ris* Act of Volunteers, to serve as MMeieteefinerlPastee within the limits of Europe, under their Colonet-abis Marquis of BUOILI,NGKAM • his Lordship so-. hats • one of the Provisional B attalions, to be forniedai Volunteers froin the Militia s an/ tp. , • imtve diately to join Sir Turmas Gawps* ;tap s , By an arrival in the Clysloftene Qoalste, is • that in all the recent ongogensoots within = cans in Canada, the CiegiorkSilliets dome the• highest praise, having, inkonent occasion, darts their duty nobly. • • + The Flank Companies of the 70th; ender ' Maier Men. I . l Ter -- Legislature, rspeciAly' the _ ►act, the former Volume* Crwps, der a new name and regulations... We ciiiiinot doW,t that this simple statement of the f tot tyu l iiititice jht proper departmOut to apply, speedily, a $11444, re medy.. • We are happy to announce to the rohire4. sp. pearance of a NuOtherof.tluu highly ineriteekitss Stall Work, entitled . 4 Tki R.iY AL MILITARY Pa, hosanna;' which for its utility, interest and elegance of execution, is not to. beequalkd. This ',umber con tains a Biography of that illustrious warrior . bit Row. HILL, Bart. with his portrait, and a M4p of the *dig' war in France and the Pyrenees. Ihe prccc -4llig Number contained the Itfe iind portrait of Gene 'eel Sir THOMAS GRAHAM. gait. and a fac-simile of the hand-writing of the depafted heal General • MOREAU. Yesterday Colonel TOUCH held a Levee 'at his Office at the Horse Guards. . A well-contested and scientific boxing-match took place, on the 20th ultimo, •at Cintra, in Portugal, between two Englishmen, of the Carnes of Carr and Rogers, for a subscription-purse of twenty guineas. The battle was fought in a roped ling, and was cos. rageously maintained 'for an hour and ten minutes, when Rooms was beat. senseless. . Twenty-six male Convicts, under sentence of trans portation, were sent off this morning from Newgate, to besueveyed in transport vessels accompanying the India ileet for New South Wales. • The Court Martial on Captain RICHARD WILLIAM 13ISSSIONDS after three days sitting, on board his Ma jesty's ship GLADIATOR. at Portsmouth, (on a char i ;e Of appropriating sundry colours, ruin, and other - stores, the property of Government, to his own use, 'while First Lieutenant of the MEDWAY.) gave their 'Verdict yesterday, of dismissal frogs his. Majesty's Wavy ; but in consequence of his gillant conduct is the Baltic, secommended him to the Lords of WI Admiralty. We regret to find that the report which we copied from a Paper of yesterday, of what pass e d sit G o nd. hall on Tuesday last, is the case of Phsie Wile, who gran brought up, charged with beating a child en trusted tether care, bes conveyed an leaccur..te im przssion of the observations triads and questions put by the Sitting s Aldermen, which were intended to ascertain the tam and extent of the violence used and who, so far from vindkating the inhumanity complained of, particularly stated that mkt crinstuct as was alleged was most reprehensible and improper, althoUgh, from motives of humanity, be approve a of the mode in which the business was settled, Mud which was suggested by the complajoam a -, .••• . . • • _ . .. • • , . - • , • • •P ,- .•. . , ..•'• • • • • • • . - ... , . • . • y • ' i 1 r • •• • • rI • f••• '• • • fe• rk.ti 1 * tfl V' • r. • , • • •• t ... . - . • • w• • •,* lak.k alt ', •• • :1 •: • • 5,10,11 1 . 0 111 , us . ttlt i Csiset;tritiOl . polilone(l fori IVAY4L. 441V. • 1.,5,Vick. g,.. - - - a year. theriosri •ftataihil - no %amble ' - iiihWiat iskilvbe ''' .'4l? ''''. • ' tiiiO4 Maul 4/14A, and title rill Ise , reitrere4-400rnish . • FAl4ifOlgihArifiligl 4 44R3o i. " . Foot : I . .. • < . • .. t he bo m b e force . w i ll( oet t l i atio • Rniseryi • :. rie ... lret. . Arrived the 4 lizstbeth4m T7 pp m e t croikAliv Guards (nettle y, 200 Ofilie 'lit lteetnn# l 180 of • iheless, hour that Maitein is occupies, * ire of opi.' gE • / ree k • • -' ': the Csiditreant'Onild Itsplbsfillpdasi 'hound to the Brazils: E. . .4 .. . ~ . , ~ Mg9, o * , ithe Sd ~situ Regiment) marched frytpedion.Dresexeivielk, in St. I. t iliatititH DEC,so. mon, that there are many chanccii:tp VaiinVe of the .' • . - 1 - . '— . ' ' fia.' James's P.ark.-Jfar Re • ••: Joon-ent. Cape i n from t h e E astwar d , the tyillia m,Th ,.. •rtas . ., reduction of the place by attack opt capitulation. - Itbark fly Holland. , T l l,. • issionposho be rot is eves said, that Di4fotisi ha's oiesiod' :to ovocdot 4 i t,i and 13et:fy colliet s. His Majesty's ship GLailbi4Tse Olio seen, having bulk, , .IM . . . mired their services ood 'satii. • • on Condition of being a fl ow o d it 4 .04 , , t o Foolt o—.:. ~0 : give . s inttruCtioil"tto the Vide bound to the . Welt ,into the line from eta 'rust!' ,e,.. . A Vt g ottingham, and r's on the t „- . rod's: and the inch Colonies. . e livitssi.iiros igil 1 1 . 1 t e r iteSimeil 6 4 WWI. t l obrP 4 PV 4l ,o Inert • -j ' - Th but that flit proposal had beent*jeCted. intl. .• . :o 0t,.. pct •., . 9 ':s 1, p . a u spices , „ take cofivo). for the Doirtif, and not the. DIATERIOUS. f. 4 - •• .: .and for .. • Another Petacbaier 4 ll . 4 . -e 7 , j Affilklicift • The Tattle or Beniiranri in ming the esliriiirion. •: . 'r PORTshmIUTH,-D!lp/17 - -4"4,001 ,, ..". •••%** l i t iii r ,;‘, t a. embar k f i n . i i , : ic. - •.•:47.0 'e present " fai adberi," %alien' speaking of die hula of the. Ne. Airiveci the Plea . Li sch Zoner, . from pstielittei..-*- Two .; i i mb i sim iL,' . ..“•• I , s'. • - ••. iwllo o - mere (*Cm. 'oat r i ...., . .„..\,.. . , gociations for Puce, it precutely of tie same deserip. Sailed his Majesty's ships lilsnwolt and Ressitu- i s ifps t s, n t" ne ) t i,i re kf or. 7 s l , l !-H - 7 .. 44 .4 )f Fra nce, tion with that, to which he resorted.inkladOomatie . TiOnAtinc, aid) th,c. k,faisly. Castle, 1414,.jt0ri Ligptiman.Goner a Lt o pAy t O4o.!sposinsnit.: s lwer vetted 12 y iniercouse through the medium' of 'TALLayamiti,, tone, Lady rifle, Mptilnstone, 'lit stiptliathrn: . sort coMaillockirttlit ?rustallettlaisldef. .4.4* !.:.:I iii.: i. ,,. . the w in ' with Lords YARMOUTH aid LAUDItIIIiALA 114800. several transports atici ctore=ships, for - the Cape BavroNof. Maki...General Jona Moaltai has .quitted die lysed, ex • convulsed of Demerara, _ s e. - assissinc ike G otoriment On that occasion, the Wain( actual pokiession was Good Hope, blauritiiis; an d India ; and Us. the short tinderstnnd to hviii fisen fnliii nat.napti;.•A I,* .U. and Algal. MA unr.r. in enmnanv with flip sihn.n. with ofterbiee ; and Colonel EiretAaaVolPereitilllll,64lll) bi The Flank Companies of the 70111,4Thder . Maier from Ply. 'the Hon. G.-Da Comte's', have Marched for - Men. i a cruise; 1 , treal, along With a strong - detachment/of thn Red.' from Que , Quebec is now garrisened by a,' deritelinsiotnfthe . port. ; ,_ 103 d and 70th, with a battalion'of Maids. .., ' ...I' Ent i The Derbyshire Regiment of Pettit* marased* i t e rra nea l Dover on Wednesday morning, for Ramsgate, tit, ; schooner bark'for Ireland. This, fine regiment, whapkerhei. I, amongst plement of men is 1100, has, during the Firiod.trhillls . Rely trans- they have been stationed at Dover, (two yeirs) fop • the regular army With 530 well-disetplitila I th 3 latter n ' s l e . d ers. .„ . . d the In- A Baird, of Artillery'df the IMig's Gained Loy 01, having' gion, has arrived in Canterbury, where it at presept ; Majesty's, remains, waiting the arrival of traesporti to *bark uel packet, for-Holland. - . . rd GROW= Anoraer was List week re vived at C'iathens fro • the Emperor Ai.EXANDIM, to send 400 mien frond, r P revalent ROssian fleet, to join his troops in Holland: in con. ear, of the sequence o f w hi c h a part of rte fleet, whidi hid been ordered nut on a cruise returned to their anchorage in Salt Pan Reach, where they will be laid .tt e i, and Jig/RA and the men and.officere sent off as soon as possible. . Do i i In the several Acts of Parliament imposing the de. sealed Taxes ft* Scadand, there was an tzemption in 'mast 15-41 a•I &roar of the Volunteer forces from payment of he lie Solebip hair-powder tax; and. in so far as. respected.. Field eret,,Snipb. Officer's, from the ten on. saddle.horses used,* she .. regiment. This ezemptio' n ha.; LiPeli -411 497 4 4 41 . I .. the establishment. oi,Atar ••=r • 0ct. 1, 10 1.,f coentq l mull mew rites it lust mp. mtooTue, . it fo r Spain the woe tit " Local Militia". am not 4 id. /!Vet, sin his Ma . (probably a clerical - Mialision). iti, !me thar iA. DRUM. whole "Yield Officers are chargert with she. horse t ax, fot the ho. se used by them kii,the *we artarus, 20,. . ~ pumas., while at the same time tile sasses ching.. i '• Swa vaag Officers, in corps still denominated Volunteer. Win, i0,.16, Cap- or Yeomanry C a v a lry, c o n tin ua 1 0 be.t;eilnebeil *no - .. D. BRAM. the Tax—a distinction which never could i bis inkesi .Vg.. ded by the Legislature, rspeciAlras the Local Mi. litia Force is, in fact, the former Volunteer Carps, ess. inmnication , 1 „,.. „,;,„, „..........A -.....1 , ..w.. szr.. __......_ _i__..,_ & wur lb p lulu cruaillallla Mal% an RUMMY WI uis . assarcroas swains's mai Cat 7 a MUM s. A similar accidrsikkhar)- Birtli.day• belonglig . to Mr. fitlttooN; " Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the P""k sed Nicholson, upon. whom EasaindiscHouse, when the following C-ommaaders by tb ascending the pit, bad his took have of she Court previous to departing for their assert, 1 and died instantly. r lA . • respecdte destinations, viz.—Captain W. bdOPFATT, al'!" 1 ~, had his thigh dreadfo Vinchases p and Captain 1). MACI4I6IO, Marquis of "'IN" 1 a l .H: ip o stirri7 tley.rf . os co M n a u d g ra ne s d a ,to nd isi Ch s in d a t:4l : d pt u :n s .1 a 1. . .MALI- as ua, which nen& kept his hol i d, elthoii PM lill they reached ' newts" Glattoo—for St. Helena and China. Cap. *out of the pit wen p er - . lain B.'Beinui . igat worn latothe coOlnand of the the 11 • • •‘ • ' . ..•• - .. • . . . . . • . • • • • • 4 : . • . . • .• . • 5imememe......,.......... _ , . . __ • _ _ . .