Star. — London, England, 1803-06-13 00:00:00

gr:111 1,04. V. This day the different Competitors for the Loan gave in their biidings. On being opened they were found to be as follows : hlcirra ESPAILI 64. Id. Lang Min. ROll RT BARING - IS 4d. IS. 3d. STOCK UW1.1102 -12 s. 3d. The Loan, of courfe is EstraiLt's, and tht tams for every took in money is— !o keel. Ann. $o Confolik. Irs Long Ann. The perfons airpored to bid for the Lottery, are to wait on the Minifter to•Motrow ' to hear his plan, and on Thurfday they are to bid. It is fail there are to be four Lotteries, to begin drawing July 2yth, Oc. tuber 24th, Otos. January 25d„ and April 25th, 1 8 04 ; 25,000 Tickets in tech with power of increal. in- them to 30,000, to be drawn in fir days, the rdraWing to be completed within three weeks ;—the number delays to each week to be fettled by the Con traitors with the approbation of the Treafury. The prises in eaeh Lottery to mount to 250,0001 The Scheme to be fettled by the Contra4tors, with the ap probation of the Trealiwy, and no Scheme to be pub. lifheri till after the drawing of the preceding Lottery ts completer/ ROrtar iteres remarks upon the fdtility of invading Eilland, have been qua.intly entitled by Mottau, bi his Lunar obfervations!" The Right Hon. JOHN S-rewarry haring reigned ee Ace of his Majelly's Attorney General ut Ire • nd, Stavin:se &Garin% E(q. one of his Mojeity's Counfel at Liter was on Thurfday ftvorn into that office, and appointed a Privy Councillor of Ireland. SOUT witaat Er.scricr.—At the dole of the poll on Saturday, the numbers were as follow—. Mr. Therm. 5455 I sir T. TUKTON 1373. ' We underhand that M►. Titan'v is returned for bownton. in Wiltihire, to enable him to take his feat in the Houfc of Commons this day. Downton has been vacated by the Hon. EDWARD Boot•akrt, on his being appointed a Cot smifflontr of the Tranfport Saturday morning , his ISTaltsry went in a chaire sod four, with the uru al efcort, to Arcot Heath, and reviewed the t3th regiment of Light Horre. Corn-. Mended by General Cleats. The men performed the different raanteuvres with the utmoß precilion, Sind his MAyssrt expreffed the higheß approbation at the military appearance and good Rate of dirci. eine of the regiment. As they were riding full charge two of the honks fell. but the men were not much hurt. His Ma env was attended by Gen. GARTH and Colonel Fittenv and SPINCiII. Their Royal Highnefee the Prince of WA Lss. and Dukes of YORR Ind CONSIMLAND were prelent at the review. Her 114A/lITT and the Pangolins, attended by the Coun., Ite6 of CMIATINAIt, Ladies WYII CUD and E. Tuvaws, took an airing to Frogmore. The 41d. or Old Highland Watch. who dillin. guilhed thentfelves by their bravery in Egypt lait war. niatthed into Colchefter hat Thurfday ; they Mt to be Rationed on the Effez Ceaß. The Warwickfldre Militia are gone to do duty at Woolwich. in the room of the Guards. Detachments' of Artillery are under orders to pro ceed from Canterbury to the different batteries upon the Cate. The Kent Supplementary Militia are not to form Regiment. but to be attached to the Ealt and Weft Regiment% according to the number railed by each Divifion of the County. Laft Week the Suffolk Supplementary Militia were ',allotted for at Ipfwich and Bury. The Chethire Militia marched in three divilions *rough lolorkeich liR week, into Yarmouth. The £umbarton ina Stirling Regiments of Militia • have replaced the 9:d, in Glafgnw Barracks. The Reeruitiarbointy in Scotland has been railed tso ten guineas per man; and eight fbr growing lads. The County of Argyle has propnfed to raife a !amber of Volunteer comlianics, equal to three bat talions s and a fourth is to be added, if required.— At Greenock a meeting W3h held nn Wednelday tb confider of the belt enemts of railing one Or sore cOmpaniel. The Yeomanry Corps have not as yet been put on the fame ellahlifhment as during bat war, in point of ellowante, tloathing lerjeants and trumpeters' pay, and horfes' feed: His Royal Highnefs art Duke of Yoak hat ordered the Coldilream Regiment of Foot Guards to be corn. pkted to its full erlablifhment without delay ; in con fenuence of which feveral reerniting parties are ius inediately to proceed to the country. The Deptf o rd and Woolwich Dock-yard Guards are in future to be Militia. Maud of the Foot Guards doing that dirty& A Volunteer Corps, under the natter nf the Cum berland Rangers. to cant ft of both tavalry and in fantry, is about mbe railed in Car-line and its neigh bourhood. Hiner Housao, of Corby Cattle, Eq. is to have the command. J.ientenent General the Hon. Renee Eowaao Fo: is appointed a Privy Couneillia of Ireland. Tnefday lea the lira divifinn of the 92d regiment snatched through Edinburgh fur Leith, to be em harked for Culcheßer. At Edinburgh, on Mhnday, in confequence of pub. lit sivertifemenr, a very full meeting of the find Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Voltuneers. froth in fantry and Artillery. paraded lit "haloes Green. An Officer taw relides in Coleheller, who leveed In the ever memorable batik of De:.ingen, under the happy aufpices of his prefent %jelly s grand father, who, influenced by a lartdabk zeal, invariably ob. (trees the annirerfary of that day. at the White Hart Inn, which. on the alith of June Marini, will car rive the both, and who is now in the 13d you of lime+ On Saturday evening, at the tittle of the dation btainefs in the Borough. Mr. Wr Nitrogen. the Bankers in going throogh the crowd to his own hoof,. Midi is adjoining to the Hurling% had his pocket picked of •a gold watch. He did not know of the eirctinsAaktee until be got row hi. Louie, confcquehtly the thief *reaped. eCkN-31.t^:►L'7', :11.1:?.7-1,_:NE,:7Z/SE 13 The arrivals of Wheat to-day as well as aloft other 'Crain, mere very good : the tales of the fira were more brill: than on Frilly la 1, but we note no al teration in price, fince the 6th : the demand for Barley and Malt is extremely heavy: they have the appearance of being cheper.—Hog Peas and Honk beans are each near t. le.wer.—Boilers fupport their former trotations.—Oats do not go off lb freely, though we perceive no sedation of cnnfequence value.—Flour continues the fame. Wheat, per qr.sBs 63s Fine 645 661 6d Fine Dantzic Wheat, 54s 56s 585 Rye, 34s 36s Barley, 245 255 od (Superfine) 26s 61 Malt, 44s 47$ Oats, 203 24.5 275 • Hnrfe Beans, 34$ 364 Tick Beans, 305 31$ Flos Peas, 33$ 31s 465 sos Carraway Seed, 445. to 471 per cwt. Coriander, 285 to 30$ per cwt, Canary. Its 74$ per cwt. Flour, sos sss per lick. Imam Tat LOVIDON GAZICTTP, SATUPDAT, 311N5 Id. Average price of Corn in England and front the Re turns ending tlte 01 der of June, r7tct3. Wheat. Rye. 1 Barley. I Osta. I Beans. I Reale. a. d. 0. a. s. d. l a. 4. s. d a od. 6s 3 35 411 It 4 13 to 36 1 , 1 The average Price of Slyse,ettropp.ed front Ott Zrtt.rus , mode in tLc week enti . .r,i Jure 8, it ea ton. per huh,:red weight. _FUICIS OF GRAIN. A - ► TUt FOLLOWINO ►IALRC'TS. BASINGIT•rt —Wheat 58. od to 63. oil per Quarter. Barley sts od to sss od 1 Beans 3s l od to 36s od Oaks 21. od to 254 01 i Peak . oat od to oos cd MAIO/Itilltitti.—Wheat sas od to 46s od per nuance. Barley sp od to ass 6d Beans 3(e od to 37$ cd Oats ste od to sps osl Peak 384 od to ass od Newsy a vo—Wbeat, 4s. od. to 675. od. pa Quarter. Barley so. al to 2.5 s 04 -Beans 34$ cd to 3ps od Oita 209 al to 24$ o Pcak 3o• od to 361 od lical..ar.—Wlscat sas to 650 64 per (Lower. Barley sill od to sys 64 f Boots as od to 351 od Oats sas at to s 6. cod !Peak 3ss od to 361 od itsaatsa......Wheat sss.od. to 665. ad. persOeuter. Barley 135 od to 251 od Beans 34s 0 1 to 35 8 oil Oats su lod to s6s ad Petra oos od to cca cd At Wartninfter, on Saturday, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 21. 16s. cd. to 31. os. od. Barley, al. 3s. od. to al. gs. od. Oats, al. os.tq al. 21. Beans, al. :Cs. to 31. The D ateliers of MAR L soitou c 11, who rehlout vid is or receives the gay world until his bla;esry's Birth day is over, entertained on Friday evening a nume rous circle. Every preparation bad been made to give eclat to the fcene. On entering from the porch the eye was Rruck with the appearance of twelve fervent, all &died in new and fuperb Pate liveries, embroidered, and trinstned with gold lace. They foiMed a lane for the company to pars through.... The rennin g footman, likewire in full deers; with 'the gold Ric k, Rood at the top of the fecond Right of Reps, in the ball, to announce the vifitors. The hall was brilliantly illumined by a waft number of very large chryilal lamps; but the principal novelty which, whilft it charmed the eye, ravilbed the fenfes, was a * great variety of orange trees, beating the fineß fruit, many of them above (even feet in height (all brought from the Duke's hot.hoofes, at . Blenheim.) There trees were placed in as confpl ennui fituation to the left of the entrance. There were likewife fevers] myrtle trees, of an alloninting the, and nearly five feet high ; and roar trees, and mignionette in abundance. The aperumests of Rate were in their ufual Pyle and fplendoor. This was one of the moll brilliant efremblies ever whnered at Marlborough-honk. The company eteteeded fic hundred perfonages, of the very firß rank and die tinaion ; and the Ladies, who always form the ma jor part on there occafions, were dreffed in a Ryle of more than ordi Lary tale and magnificence; In splendidly indeed were they drelf.d. that it reminded oi.e of the Inßallation Ball. Among the number confpicuorts were, the 'Dimmer Duchefs of Roe sawn, in white and filver • head drefs, a bandeau or laurel leaves, compered Of diamonds, and a dia mond plume. Counters of KENOIARII, in purple robe and (aver; her fine hair confined in front ley an oval buckle of brilliants; a bandeau of diamond chains, and a profufion of very (mall diamond liars, interfkrfed over the bead; a necklace of three rows of very large brilliants, and drop-diamond ear-rings: her Ladythip looked beautifully. Counters of Gaosvassoa, plain white drefs; head.drefs, a ban dent of laurel leaves: her Ladytbip's beautiful dark brown hair appeared to much advantage, with no other ornament. Lady Wteitan Russati, white dreis • head drefs, a black velvet bandeau , orna mented with (even very large diamond liars, and white oftrich fatties. Lady HOSAILT, in a plain white dref, ; a bandeau of diamond laurel leaves.— Mrs. Msrmuem, blue crape robe; head drefs, a ban deau of black velvet, with diamond Oars and white bunch feathers . A great number of beautiful Women were prcfent. The Greek Ladies who were introduced to her MA. PISTT, on Thurfday, at St. James's, previmany to the commencement of the Drawing Room, by the Counters 0r hots" came into this country in cam. luny with the Earl of Eacia's ehildten. _ _ Oat Thuriday evening at five o'clock. a moll phenomenon took place in Penton-fireet, Hay man krt. The inhabitants were alarmed by a +violent and a tremendous hail and (bower Rom, which ex tended to only °tendon fireet, Whitcombefireet, Coventry-fireet, and the Ilsymatiet, a (pace not more than about eon acres p—the torrent from the heavens voss fo great, that it could only be compared at a wonderful arcade from the brow of the moll ttemenduou• precipice for (even minutes. fo that the cellars of all the inhabitants in Panton-lbeet and UK tsuloo-fireet. were filled with water. Allonithing to relate, In the midi! of this hurticine an tlearic , cloud defeetded is the middle of the ftreet. and fell m the centre of the coach way, and funk in a greet depth. without leaving a velsge or any panicle of matter, but formed a complete pit the flea Of %Amitotic. At Mte confiderable (swede, was fn Aeons, that the inhabitants expelled every minute lobe litifinntedo—+ Mr. Madden, who beep a public hank seat the lin* had water and beer butts throws fiat free she ib3• lions, and no other damage whatever dente MeILTIC4I. IN? ELLIjLNUE. TORBAY, JUNE t t.—Arrived yelterday the (hip Privateer, Capt. WI; fr e, from London, bound on a crude, with the lois of her gib-horirn.—Sailed again this morning, with the wind about S. S. W. Ps.V:tou ru, JUNE r I.—Came in fence Thurfday evening the followi...g vdfcls I. The French beg ZLphyr, from Charkfton, for Bourdeaux, I.nlen with cotton and cocoa, tart/11'0 by his Majetty's atip the Nemeqs, of a 8 guns, Captain Sou eIIVILI.C. 2. The French Chip la Mere de Famine, front Guairaloupe for BoMeaux, laden with cofee and fugar, captured by the Nemesis . 3. The French fehouner la Dame Cherie, f. am St. Domingo to Bourdeaux,iaden With coffee,mahogany, fee. takeu by his Ad...jetty's (hip FAtott, of 38 guns, Captain Woare. 4. The Danifb fhip Ocean. Captain HIMANS. from Cette to Amite: dun. laden with wine and brandy, detained by the AT* LANT L. of ligtam, Captain MASICICLD. S. The French fehooner les Amis, from Cayenne to Dourdeana, laden with Ipicca.-cotton, ice. taken by the Nauasis, of Al gun.. 6. The Spud& (hip Fedeledaz, from Nev/O: k .n. to Bourdeaus ladma with cuttpu, Wits, and fugar, detainsal by his Majelty's (hip the "rittiNDslit a., or 14 tuns, Captain Bautu au. 7. The PruifiAn bri t " Vriendfcapa, Captain Resits, front Am iterdam to Bourdeaus, laden with ohmic, iron, and (teal, detained by his Majefty's fltip Hu "mcaca. of 74 Arrived the Nemesis, of 2$ guns, Captain So- ERVi LLB j and Saaool.l., of 18 guns, Capt. Bva oth frog a cruize. Sailed the NAIAD * of 38 guns, Capt. WALLIS, on a cruize.—The cutter privateer, fent in on Thurfday haft by the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, is called the Ele onore,-of Havre, with two fwivels, (mall arms, and 48 men; the had been two days at fea, and had not taken any thing. Twenty-four fail of fimilar !rails failed at * the fame time, but as the coall is well guarded, it is hoped that very few of them will ef cape.—Came in the Dutch brig Neederlands Captain SMIT, from Alicant, laden with fait, de tained by a Guernfey privateer, froth whom the was taken by the ROSARIO, of t 8 guns, and ST. Jozarte, tender. The Lord Nelfon, of Bernaable, WiLuom Plea, from Le Salva in . 4pain, laden with wine, for Guernfey ; the Loral,' 40 guns, Capt. Mast• Lunt; and the Boapura. of 3$ gums, Captain J. mAITLAND i •front smite. The Tnottoratte, of 74 guns, Captain BSDFORD, 'hati captured the Frenill'lltip l'Amiable Sophie, from St. Domingo, laden:with fuser, coffee, and cotton, but the prize has not yet arrived.—Sailed the Dea con, 'of 74 guns, on a eruize.—Vice•Admiral Cor. tow foaled his flag, this afternoon, on (bard the Sr. jos:- re, of 1 to guns. PORTSMOUTH, JUN I 12.--p Arrived the Martin, Can - DION, from -llourdeaus. fent in by the A Ili' fcboimier. lAdMiral Geo. Mon TAG Ult is removed from the cores. mend at Plymouth to be Commander in Chief at this port. The French brig, which was brought in laft I week by the DIANA frigate, Capt. Matano, has on board a large quantity of wine belonging to the late General Leclerc ; but the principal part of her cargo ois co ff ee, and is valued at ts.oool.—The Parmet, Capt. Lasisoes, has into this pop la Maria gal. Hot. from Cettcybound to Dunkirk, laden with brandy. DIAL, Jun a 12.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Coromandel!, Srottleo, from China; and An dromeda, BRIIIPALT, from Grenada. Wind S. W. Doves, June 12.—The private Secretary of Gs. neral Annasoss; was feat down yellerday to Dovet, under the care of Mr. Watse, the Meffenger, and fent out of the country in the Emmy packet, Cap. rain DILL, who failed for Calais about a p. in. with Foreign Mail and near twenty paffengers.—Tbis day, about 1 t a. m. a French Mellinger arrived from Calais in an open boat, with diipatches for Lord Hawessauav : heft' off immediately in a chaife and four for London, under care of a perfon charged to ding him to the Secretary of State.—No news-has tranfpired, and many conjectures are on foot refped ing the object of his difpatches: fume fay it is refped ing itmover,...,-Sailed the Drake privateer, Captain Kinn, on a cruise to the weßward.—We are now full of troops', having no left than three regiments of infantry, and fuur troops of cavalry. Yaewourn. June le.—Friday arrived the BOLD and Matisse gun.brigs from a cruife.a—Yeiterday failed the Mae inn with French prifoners to the Northward.—Yellerday morning arrived here from Cuabovei. the AUC ILA IID packet, with mails and paffengers. Gasemoce, Jowl ro.—The Rim, t aoww, arriv. ed here yellerclay afternoon from Grenada, after a peffage of 34. days ; left loading there the Pomona, RAMAT' i of fur this port. Spoke in lat. 38 Ach long ep.thiAipe of Pool, from PhiladelpOia to Gib. raltar, out a+ days, all well. The Jean, MsLLaa, of this port. failed for Livefprool the day before the Sifters. The Ganhland, 81.Eacertan. arrived here on Tuefday afternoon, from Jamaica ; had a pe ff ags of eight weeks ; came by the Windward Patage, and few teveral lair French Merchant Chips, bound to Europe. but did not flseak any vefel until the IR inn. when the fpoke the Alexander, Duel:ass, of this port, from Kingflon. janutita. bound to Cork, out ten weeks, all *ell, and would be in Cork nett day. The Recovery, Pam:tole, fpoke his Majelly's frigate Darems. from Lifbon, who fugplied them with pro viCtone. The Gaiaso (loop of ever puffed three of the Recovery's men, off Dublin, on id mullein, and left too few men to navigate the veld. Vie Swan, Ta A jee, from Grenada, Oared le* night to Port' Glafgovr. The Mc* bligtttaa, arrived he n* ht at of oor 34 P : d co de G y a s ta a ;: g :le o rt f p fillithir. orr *Vin w evn for ; r is pou Lootion' i after die , a tb o l l ir a m E rd g li e , - loaillfis —, frog Jamaica to sot Ss treks, all well. An embargo h'id been laiLto fora time, but but: been taken o f a few days pivious to her falling.—, The Bellifarita. Toasts at Dolled eotb beace,-- The Northern Friends. ikerrisiessaar, Efilleiamew Doan for this port sally. , FizoN: TriE LONDON LE ca., JIMA ADMIRALTY OPTICS, 'LIS Copy of a Letter frwu the liuouttralAtt Coin &c. &c. EVAN NartlLS.BaLdatiodikallyi at Sea, Julie j, ignl, Sir—l Rrn to requef you will be plestkd to fore the Lords Commiotrotets of the Atlotir: their inforthAcion, the inciond letter from WA LLi a, Of Lis Majelly's 'hip the NAIAD, dal aJ inftant, acquaiuting me of hic having. on of 1414 month, taken pofreffion of l'lmpatient National corvette of twenty guns and eight commanded by Citizen Hri.oB.tre A %Nous, nant de \radicals. from Senegal to Rochfort the 3 t 11, at noon, the French merchant (hip four, from St. Domingo to L'O,ient, laden I gar, cotton, coffee, &c. about ss9 tons booth I am, &c. (Signed) w. CORNWA, Hi. Majetty's thip NAIAD, June Sir—l have the honour to intotm you, tha, s9th telt at eleven P. M. being in latitude So min. N. and longitude, +deg. .so min. W. tured the French National corvette Plmpatient of twenty guns and eighty men, commanded by Citi. zen HYPOLITE AItMOUSp Lieutenant de Val Gait, from Senegal bound to Rochfort ; the is a very fine vetfel, and is efleemed one of the fwi fteß (tilers ont of France; during the chace they c away her an. chors from her bows, and threw part of her guns overboard. I have likewile the honour to inform you, that on the 31n, at noon, I captured the French merchant (hip la Chstre , tr, from St. Domingo bound to L'Orient, laden with fugar, cotton, Coffee, &c -am. ; the is a very handfome (hip 359 tons burthen, newly coppered, commanded by Citizen Lamas., Lieutenant de Vailreau. (Signed) jam ts watts's. The Hon. Admiral COUNWALLIS, COmmar.da in Chief. dm. ht. Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral D ic At s, Commanding Of ficer of his Majeity's Ships and Veileis at Plymouth, to Sir Evwx fluent+, Bart. dated the 3d inf. Sir—l inclofe, for the information of my Lords CommitEonsrs Of the Admiralty, a letter I have re ceived from Lieutenant Saw House, of his Majelty's Chip Cowopaaoa, (employed on the imprefs ferrite on board the His* Revenue cutter) Rating his bar. ing captured la Fvlicite French cutler priVatecr,stid carried her into l'Ortland Roads, with fundry other prizes. I am, dte. (Sitned) 3•s. DACRIS. HIND ikellelltle LUMP'. P 01130111114410116.1111•113. SIR—I, beg leave to acquaint you, that whit& cruifing off Portland, In purfuance of your 'orders, I have captured and detained the following vefels 3 La Felicitc French outer privateer, armed with as mm. Le Charles French merchant brig. laden with oak timber he sonfirwlting hips, from Roma to Rochfon. A Lunch giMot, laden with fin, from the Coal! a Portugal. bound to Rotterdam. . A Dutch Ullman, from Surinam, with a very vahabie ono of cotton and erpee. The frelh wetlerly wind, with the bad failing of 1:1y prizes, jointly obliged memo anchor in this Road (lead ; as loon, however, as the wind and weather will permit. I (hall lofe no time in proceeding to Ply mouth. I have tb, honour to be, Sir, Ste. (Signed) H. T. sitsietsrst. Extra& ct a letter from Admiral libiresslv. climsessider in Chief of hie MORO. hips ad Teals ere Rpm* to IQ. Evan Nassau, Dart dated the gib haw*. The BOADICIA has taken and fent into this port, a Mall armed French privateer, having on board stj men, and had been eleven days from St. Maloes, bet had not made any capture. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. , The brig Ammo" he Ms swim erg the ftWyOungs Ceti rismall be paid their geslCi ( the kill sod corgi ',the hid will NI gamut% bo. tillkihnien hr thsemmis lira. &Mora de Ins Dm. Mss. by tba pilkohls now rMt !it N s 4; Cal-2nm (wry hang. Its hop Pest Mahon. foe essnie Of the P`reneb Mbar renfirbeet llntenti7biel de Is Vida*, atf be and ea WNW day. the spa atiLat Si.,, New lead Ream At the hemdms imagism. la Railnea. SIM PM." mid Vlnsmin, Ow the arms a es heath un known) sent trona privateer. will rglll% -ARRIVED. to the Cate/4.race*, Chapman, front Chita #reibia—.otDo. war, (bon, &bell, from Lifbon—At Llotrpoot, Ans. Tallew, from Mlles • Cohnabine, Donee, from Malfartete.; Jobe ai4 Widtaidea, ,from Philadelphia; and Mak Mika, from Georgia ; DoWn. Taxies', Pool Liam • M'Brlde, from Demean • khbby. hoot Portlet! l at2 Robert and Elbabak Cagy. from Opetna....Aa oyd., gu m b o Bowden, from Charlene,; Outhland, Atattair At s a tia endßecoway, Partnere, from I.Ubtid-ZAt ISM Stephatfoo. from St. Vineene•--Ag Ceek, Lade Witham. Beidr% from Virginia; Akzander, Durbona, from= Ann, Cada; from New York; Union, Loaf, from end Henry, Trotter, from Almanciria—At Notecf. BWy, Ker. figs Leghorn—,At St. Kites, julluy, Asthma, frilli LANIOaI Kitty. 1 1 / 4 4`Dooald, from Africa...At &OK Jame, Them, from =aim; Polly, Darby, hart Nods; and Pawa haft At Grenada, City of Lotidoo, I „ from . Low Lowcitoff, Nautilus, 3eMwb; and Imam, Sm• plats, from Braise—At Hun, hon, . from Eassick. (,'frames, Dambrayarom Ckarkitee—.At Oserofey. Won Ifir4S. tau from Cate—At Magda, Claavia. Kamm from Limped —At Baba, Warriors*, Tome, from Liverpool.---At Hops, Disbar; Coontefa of Sonlariand, —; ghy sisies ,, a 2t key ; Tonsolana, Jones; Caledonia, and TimiaM Ma Ann, Patera, hoe Landon. The Martian ihip Thome% with wine and cotton, is font Ws tie Downs by rlausertalite fricstr. The Merenry. Steil, front St. wocemes fir talks is latlibe liansfstate Hubner Inky. and with lefs eisther,esidindlain 'The Tree Brirew. Setrh. Rigs Limpet is ireii4rs e viii prevented tr i me De Hool by lh bb beibey's le f1t11116611 11141 ii_ ..'" • =ersi. arrived in the Am t 91.11 Erase. hW fresh thence I. March isit. at *bib abet dassi Mitch *beim were Mkt diet. TM ikcjiz a. kaa. [race • • lilt bur Orders are ifued for the ?viten at Stepletna to IWr prepar:d with all potable Milo& fa* the reception of prifore s of war. An order for immediately raißzz e raa.fh la ible o has been received at Brighton by Moog a for the defence of that place: Twelve boys in the Poor Hoare of Chicheilet have . volunteered their fervices for the Navy. Fit a.—About fete vPcl?kk. en Fiiday morning lat s a fire was dillnevered is the beewitaafe at Felix Hall. near Kelvedun the feat of Cseactaint Cam. Watteau. Erg. wh ich far with tech violence. that. had it not been for t prompt penance and waive exertions of the inhabitants of leivedon. to Rop its progrets and prevent Its contmunicating so the filanfion Hoof.. *ad other buildings. it would ine vitably have deftroyed the whole penile& The Lathes were not extinguilhed until they had entirely tenth's:a the brewboufe and the utenfils therein (leaving nothing but the bare walls Rending). and done confiderable damage to the laundry adjoining. Ws era hap” to ackl that no lives were 1011. nor was any puff* Wart an the oceafion. The family was 'Neat at the time the midget happened. . vsr s t. n tar he • ruby for Captain lated tin I the 29th t French ty snail, , Lieute. ; and ant 'a Chef. with fu. then. ALLIS. tlos. At nn the 41 deli. r. I cap-