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

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MATLIi THIS ARIL vet. Dublin 2 I i French Waterford it 1 Dutch Haroburill I I DAY....WIND 3. Att. mi. 0 0 I 0 PLYMOUTH, APRIL 1. Came in the Stag, of Guernfey, Capt. jamas Le Lac Hive, from Guernfey, laden with wine, for Plymouth; his Majelly's (hip Narruns, of 9 8 guns, Capt. DRURY, and the Vemseasxr, of 74. Car, 5141.1.1, from Spithead, and anchored in Cawfand Bay, where a fquadron is to be formed. Came in from Liverpool, la Itstialo, of :8 guns, Hon. Captain COCHKANS, with :so feamen for the fleet ; tenders with a great number of men from Liverpool, Cheflir, and Wales, are hourly expeaed, which will Coon expedite the remaining Clips already in commifßon at this port. Sailed the Euva, of 18 guns, WI a cruife in the Channel. Sailed on a mire to the weftward, to pick up men. the Huarsa, of t 8 guns, and EALING Almoner. The Coueacsvz, of 74, Captain 0. Haim, in Cawfand Bay, looted her fore-top-fail, fired a fignal gun, and has bad the farewell fignal of Blue Peter, flying at the fore all day, a Pure fign of fpeedy failing, as her orders have been fo aria that not an officer has dept out of her for feverat nights pail ; the takes out Pealed orders, and fuppofed for the Straits. In confequence of the orders for the Coves. o a o x'sfailing being hourlyexpoytd,Admiral Lord IIItTN 'hilted his flag from her to the Paiscass CNALLOTTS, 0(40 guns, Hon. Captain GANDNER. lying in Hamoare, which is to be his Lordfhip's flag fbip for the precept, as it was found very in convenient to have the flag in Cawfand Bay. An entry has been made in the dockyard of artificers of all deferiptions, to expedite both the new and old works in the various departments of the natal arfenal here. • ' The Daum. of Oros, Captain Duarons, and ROSAIIIO, of tit gash CaPt. M°UgliT° are both gone up Hansom to Tab.- POIPSSMOUTH, *NUL r. This evening arrived here the glom 6/ssits,ts outward boned Eat. larsasennes..The Miens. Captain Set FIBT O which arrived on WedneranY at this poet, left lying at Malta. ought prefMareN the Ks* r. SUMS. Gli. ta&TAR, AGINCOVRT g 011AV:blip Espssortor. Ex ! ' ACTIVII e PNOIIIB, VICTORt. sun g and RIIIISTANCE. The Rinds vs bad failed . front Malta for Egypt ; the Isom to Naphei S.l and the Emmy. to Egypt. to get nsaane4.hee crew being Ws. The TOVITERSLVII and Pan. soma, were lying at Alexandria ; and the &Ag gnard.thip. at Smyrna. The Amami failed the latter end of November &on; Malta. for Egypt. The HICTOR failed from Gibraltar. on the rash of March, where the Vtacsno and Birreav toopi' were lying. The Bst.t.asst.z mad Cranks, far Malta. on the sd of March. Nileverw by hem Capt. Cot.t.ts. of the 35th ; Limit LTOIIII. of the sod' ; and Mr. HOLLOWAT, Make of the Expo. dition. Arrived the Lilly. Wmers, frost New Brad wick. with thiptimber. DOVIR. APRA. s. Yefterday, at half -pait two P. M. Sin C. PARIS arrived here with difpatches from Vienna. He came by the Expels. .The French packet alto ar rived in the night, with a foreign mail. This day, early, Mr. La Cowry: came into town from Lon don, with difpatches from General An °Rifts:, he embarked instantly in the Charlotte French packet, for France. About eleven •A. M. PAchille. Rot agar Cots us. and .Succefs, P. Coast's. arrived here from Boulogne, one with fix paffengers. and the other with four. It teems the Engin in Paris begin to take alarm, and are hafteniag home.— Three battalions, of saw men each. arrived in Boulogne yefterday and • the day before. for the oftenfible purpofe of working at the works in the ' harbour. Some Freneltryoopeteer alto arrived at Calais from Arras. The rumour of war kerns to fpread more in France. Yefterday about fix p. ro. the (quadron is the Downs tinder the commits" of Admiral TMORstio. aottc ts. faded to the Northwanl. A draft of g titi for the (hips was made hotly from hence anda We learn alto that the Mr at the Nose failedabout the time time, it is (aid they are gone to ernife of Gone. Mein. Jan BS OGILVY and EDWARD Wll. a are this infant arrived in town with dif patches, and fo eager are they to go, that, it being low water, they are going in the Adventure open boat. The Hyacinth. Capt. Htooe ' is juft arrived with Mr. Wieotaaros and family, and Come other paffengers. YARMOUTH, APRIL I. Friday failed on a cruife his Majeay's gun-brig Bosco. Yeflerday morning arrived here from Cnthaven Emu. of Lsiessrsa Packet, Capt. C Tamer:ow, with mails, patrengers, ands 3 calks of money. The mails and pal ingers werellan&d here, but the Packet will proceed to Harwich with the money. The prefs itill continues very warm in the Roads and on More. Remain in the Roads the PIIIIILOPI and Leo* higates.—Patfed through a large Lett of coatters. orentocx. APRIL T. The True Briton. Grath,iarrived at Bridal, for thin port was clear to fed on Saturday kit The Suphcmi 1, Sanger, is arrived at Leghorn, from Clyde, after four weeks :mirage frost Campbdton. Arrived—Robuft, BPGregor, at Hamburgh, from hence; Hero, Fleck, at St. Kitt's, from Port-Glafgow ; Harmony, Wilkie, at Liverpool, from hence; Commerce, Brown, of this port, at Gormley , from Barcelona; Mary, Gitlin ; and Sally, Thomfon, at Leghorn, from Clyde; and Adventure, Hardie, at Hamburgh, from Granientanth. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DtAL, Aram 3.—Arrived and failed far the River, the Mary, Hereto, from Cadiz ; Prifelib. —, from the Streit*la and Nprtpb, Lawton, from Cork. Wind S.W. _ _ • . Aaaivao.-.ln the Creek, the Secede, Green, from Mabee. At Briltol, Rofo, Fernadis, from Whoa. At Hoylake, Heifer, Graham, from Venice. At Liverpool. John and Henry, Pen nington, from Chariefton ; Alice. Whitwell. from Dominica; Commerce, Dyer, from New Tat; Hash Johnftone, from Baltimore; Sia Sifters, Garton. from Charletton ; and the Kitty, Pletcher, from Wats. At Limerick, Minerva, Lauder, from Linton. At leireitiderry, Serpent, M`Cabe, from Baltimore. At Galantyg na ld: Merril and the Bctfey, Terry, from New York. At , Betfer, Ray. from Lom. don; and Cadia Packet, Reid, Otos Cadiz. At Havre, En terprize, —, from the River Plot& At Guernfey, Teksta ehos, Hill, from Oporto. At Corinna, Charlotte Ann, Bal lard, from London. At New Orleans, Bilboa, Soper, from London. At Jamaica, John and Tionms, Searle Dale, Athlete; Wdktby, Lovett ; and of,, Brune, from'London. At Hoer dune, Salus. Doldee, from Landon. Loss OF THt Drritstiatt.—.The following is the Official account of the l o t s of this chip: — _ . " ADMI , Aram 1, tliop..infermatien has bete re ceived at the Admiralty, of the Ids of his Mgefty's Stip De termines, and that the Mow* pawn hove, unfortunately, beat drowned, Mr. Rothe, Midikfpnum. 2 neumthm . Edw. Franklin, roman, S Soldiers of the Slit Regiment Patrick Cantwell James Gormley aka Purcell Tomas Talley antes Trotter W illiam Thompfon = Haley alh Murphy Samuel Dorrifs Keavaafergis. Mrs. and child ; . Morand and child ; Belford's ellId; a woman and a girl, names unknown." The Difpatclies for Ibilisand China, by the tbips Hugh Inglis. Lady CattloreA, and Warren Hailing% were finally doled at the itaft-India Haile on Seterday. mle:livered to their re floating Paden. On Saarday, the Lords of the Admiralty appointed Ctptain Bram Oaths th e T Captain Spread, to the Leyden: and Car told Mudd, s Pertherawr. Suing for Sooting batteries this Meads of the Thames. A Liammant arrived at ths Admiralty yeitaday afternoon Gas Weymouth, to give intasendon at a somber of people hay* attacked the palms employed in du imptsfeferrice Drilikostheod, by width fame few were wounded. is Lamm kons liambsy. dad Oast& sr, madam that the i at $0 pos. Da=l, HorroPorltaro. being in want was het to y to la dashed t bat Admiral Rabbi timid k riory to order bar to lagtand. . Arrivals at Gib ,gran the 14th of February to the 4th of March t Yba Dr.mill brig Ilispellidas. N. H. Hashm, Is days from Cow with who far Ilstsadann...Tim brig May flower. T. SWIM from Uses with merchandise foe. Lbegsab , -Tbs _beig Pairhysm, N. kirk, 29 days Gem Alsace, with highar, be tar Liverpool--The With big Cammarce. D. Leith 9 dais bum Mew, with ides lad beady. far loradas.arbe ikOtht brig Is Ream, P. thesmsess. re days tram %Weis, with bawdy. for Madeira ...The Amadeus brig Atoka, B. Lsuu, p days tram Bald ,asere, with Soar, far Othealtar—The Res& 1* it Tbignife, L. DA Morsam. as dam hies Iferfrika. with flip and mar- Pet hr Harr•The Pamah brig la Manna. tiii.se drfs tram bastilhooridt fete. mks. brandy. Ike. for HavriodwOrmw.4l, Amain& Ilbs. N. Elia. da k im Nike. with Whig. Tallith odd for The Amalgam balg Rammies. I. kik, ' 43 Slays kw Leaks. with Soar. bad, sad pork. for Market The Amami fekosser 0. ham, $2 days *am Plywood' is Amnia. with Ifts days bdiwite—The Ent* kip basoral Waif. O. Tank, 44 days lbw Cadmium. WWI Se Aleant—The Pasha big Nile. S. lobar, 19 km( from with far Leradvm..The Awakes kip Anemias. J. Omar. ct lath. with mislia.pards, ad barber. kr Othealtar... Amiss litipTaststhms.S. lams. 47 days tram Baltimore. with ism w•il ibism. for Skrkab..7lse Amitrima brig Oak Tray. J. Map. 4$ kW New Tart. with am, treassa. park . bath and taro far Olikaluit....Tha Sage& lip Lama. AL Mama, :9 ys f darom bombed ad dm Dowse. with proelkins. tar Okahow—Tha twig Leath, J. Mid. A days tram Plthakiglda, with Seer, sum, tea, mad mom" far htarke....Ths kW& brig heitassis. D.owes, to days free Mama, ',llk wise. hos& etas, a d isms& kr Livempal..The Maiden khoomer Vasolyek. L Oselms, co dap tram labs, with lam mid bed, for Make—The Americas brig_ Maas W. %mud. $ days tram Allasse, with brook, kr New Yak—. Tim 'wadi& brig Maria A. Nam" az days from Taws Vseehis.dith hit, rams The Ammirem ILtind. W. rafrddid, xx dam from Meant, with bramik.hr The Ise* brig Ilkella sod Ann, J. Tamil, *6 dam ken Latham with marebradise, kr Lasko—The ihroM lip , bt Mther. 7 days tram Tserevembia, with talt, far The Wet big Vigilant, A. Ramagi,_ ts days Awn with marebasiliss sod bricks. for Mal tar—The Irak big %sea. N. Perstimas. 3 age from All em. with Wrath for IskaieThs lasi& big Hamar, A. Madaya tram Vedas, with stamitaseas awl oil. for Tits Arnerimet beiz mies. argsll. Rits,43 days from widi Oar. for LOn Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire broke out at Mr. Hen(lerfint's circulating library in Taviftockereet, oecafioned by the eareleffnefs of a maid (errant , who it keels had incautioufly Coffered a lighted candle to communicate with the curtains of a bed , which the was pre p aring to re ceive the children of the family. The flames int. mediately extended all over the room, and render ed every effort to 'ninnies thent'unavailing ; two perfoos ruilied in at the moment of the cala mity, and fucceeded in carrying away a young child who foruqtatdy had not been put to bed when the accident took . The roof of the was loon cool' and the fire appeared to illieend towards the lower apartments with alto ni6ing rapider. Although the engines were al molt as foes upon the (pot as when the alarm was given, it was however a confiderable time before they afforded the lent affiliance, from the &Scot ty of procuring water. About ten o'clock they had nearly extinguiffied the fire, and by one o'clock it was quite out. The upper part of the haute was entirely deltroyed, but the firft floor efcaped. At the commencement of the conflagra tion, it was feared that a grocer's adjoining would have taken fire, and the goods were conveyed out of the Ibop into a place of fefety. in the progre6 of which two villains were detected in attenspdag to heal feveral loaves dinar, forwhich they were taken into milady. This moraing, at a ipartor before nineo'clock, were executed, on the tsp of the gaol hi Hods. 1 aeon lane, 7of the II unfortunate men who received lenience of death at the fat Sarreyainees. —They all behaved aura niatieer !bitable to their awful fituation. yaw Mann" for forgery. has a reprieve during lilt Velure% pieefore. CORN MARKE7,MARK,LANE, APRIL 4. We had a very good lurply of Corn this morning. -Wheat, fince Lit Monday, is full is. cheaper, and only the fiheit at this reduttion have a ready fale.-Barley has no alteration.- Malt goes off more freely.-Beaus are precifely the fame.-Hog Peas are rather lower.-Fine Boilers fell full as well.-Oats are estreniely liravy and from 6d. to ts. lower.-Fluur I. unaltered. Eitglith Wheat, per qr. sos. 555. Fine 57s 59s Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos. 58s. Rye , 345. 365. Barley, 235. 2 SS. (Very Fine) 25:5. Malt, 425. 465. Oats, 1510. 205. 225. Horfe Beans, New. sos. 325. Old 34s 36s Tick Beans, New, 265. 275. 6d. Old Sts 32i Hog Peale, 295. 305. Boilers, 4os. 445. Carraway Seed, 365. to 41s. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt. Red Clover, 7os. 945. 985. per s cwt. White ditto, 9os. 1155. 1265. per cwt. Trefoil, 36$ 505 per cwt. Canary, 725. to 745. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft. Flour, 455. 481. per lack. ?SOX TEL LONDON 0 TTTTTT ,SittORD•T, APRIL 5. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re i turns aiding the 16th day of March, illo . Wheat. I ityc. I Barley. 1 Oats. Beans. I P eak. 5. d. a. d. s. d. a. .1. a. d s od. 6to 37 0 14 1 19 2 32 9 31 4 The average Prim of Sugar, mowed from the Renew made in the treat ending the 3osh of March, ten, 0 401. 3d. pet baulked weight. ►alCt/ Or 41114111 K. AT tit ►OLAOOIMC INARRtTS Basinorrona.-.Viirat sal ad to Oa od per. '4 .. ...urtcr. Barley 211 od 10 111 6d I Bettie 314 od 10 34$ od Oats lbin od to i 011 Peale cos ad to ssa od Mat .—Wheat 33s od to 61s od per quarter. Barley au od to ass 6d I Beans 311 od to 34$ od Oats aps od to ass od :Peale sits od to aas cd Newsuar.—Wbeat, sas. od. to 6ss od. per %atter. Barley 194 ad to 22, 61 I 841121. 31S od to 34+od Oats zoo od to 234 64 Peale sos 6d to tss od H .-.Wheat Sas 04 to 6as od per 3T izter. Barley aos od to aas 6d I Beat 291 to 346 114 1 Oats 11S Od to as cd Peale 33s ad to 3111 od ___ _ . --- Rtaatme.—Wbeat 445. 6d: to 631. od:iseeQprter. Barley aos od to ass od I Beans acs o 3 to 3es 6d Oats sos od to so od Pesfe 33s c. 41 to 33$ od At Warminfter Market, on Saturday latt, the prices of Britith Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, al. ad. to 21. iBs. Barley, 11. 4s. od. to 11. ys. od. Oats, 11. to tl.2s. Beans, IL 14$. to tl. tBs. On the 176 ult. was run for over the four-mile courfe, in the great park of rhomaftown, a prize of two Giver cups, value 3o guineas, by hunters, the property of gentlemen refident in the county of Tipperary, that had not hailed at any time for soi. carrying IS [tone, the bell of heats. Mr E. O. &Butler's e.g .Shamrock, by Chi cobte z z Mr. Scaßy's e. in. by Afraander - - 2 2 Mr. aladvriebes b. g. Rope Dancer - • 3 3 Mr. Mulcsky's b. oh. 4 diL Mr. Lanes b. g. - - i • 5 diL Mr. Ru ff ersg. ns. - • - 6 diL Mr. R. Prendergaß's b. in. Ensa - - dd. On the asd ult. a bet which had been pending between the Marquis of DOMEGALL and janss WATSON, of Brookbill, Efq. was, we underhand, decked in favour of the latter. _ _ ------ ... . Mr. Watfon having' betted that he would, in the courfe of thatday, with Air ervejeri, hunt, (in a fport ing spanner) and iill, or vans-int• a Doe, which was then in peffiffion of the Marquis, the animal was enlarged' on the Eset fide of Dunagorelill, where, baring got a few minutes law, direaed her courfe towards Dough (here the hounds enjoyed an int. pine), then headed for Drumaderagh-hill, which having attained, the crated the Valley to Brown dodd, and palled over Catnearny Mountain, to Tardree, round which the frequently ran—then proceeded over the country to the Wen of /Cells, and (want the river there, continuing her coarfe neat Drummaul, paired over the Main Water neighbourhood of Galgorm Cale, where the re mained is a Mors spa the honed' irreitmlber, and Mr: Watfon took bee up unhurt, it the pretence of feveral Gentlemen who had rode the entire chace. A number of fine horfes wire nearly killed, from the extraordinary length of the clime ; one %finally died in the field, and another on the way home. It is worthy of remark, that the above-mention ed Doe yielded fimihu• (port a few weeks before, and was taken up near Lamb's. On Thurfday fe'nnight , another anion was brought before His Majelly's 'offices of the Peace for the county of Dumbarton, by Mefr% Wm. Stirling and Sons,againti certain operative printen in the employment of the purfuers, for contraven• , ing the las of the 39th and aoth Gem 111. It ; has long been the pra6ice among the operative calico printers. to cane certain fums under the denomination of footings or entries, from every apprentice bound to the proprietors of printing groands, and theft fums were (pent in drink. much to the prejudice of the health and morals of the workmen. The purfuers finding their exaßions had been railed to to great an amount, that they had aced as a total prohibition to the inundation of apprentices, and thus, by reducing the number of bands, to render the interefis of the mallets in a great degree fubfervient to the. views of the operat i res —The purfuers, therefore, were under the necef fity of Wiling firma orders at their printing grounds, that this praaice (bould be abandoned, and took in an apprentice upon the septets condition that he Mould not pay any entrance money. otherwife for feit his indenture. The operatives. however, in open defiance of theft orders, infined upon the boy's paying the ufual fain, amounting in all tobe tween four and five pounds netting. and, by inti midation, they at lave prevailed upon him to com ply with their unjuft demands. Thee faas being completely eliablithed, the defendants were fen taxed by the inflicts to one month's imprifonment in the county jail. Many very refpeaable Ladies and Gentlemen have, from different caufes. negle&sd to learn the accomplifitment of Dancing, molt of whom mull be defirous oNcquiring it, if they could learn in a more private and expeditious way than ufual.— Stich will find Mr. Asia a s private Dancing Aca demie% No. tn. Shersard-Imt. Goldett-tipmreb and No. ac. OMR Alicartitt I AMERICA Yeficrday we received New York Papers to the 24th of February, from which we have made tl.c following Extraas An ertrad from the NorfJA Herald, inferted in the New 71)4 Mercantile Advert.ler of the 2zd Fe bruary, fays--" By an arrival on the 7th inft. r.t Norfolk. in is days from Cape Fiancois, we are informed that the Blacks were fill matters of the plains and mountains in the neigh bou bond of that place. The Whites fill occupied a few, outpofis, at a Gout diflance from the city, where block houfes have been erected to co v er them. It was underttood that the Blacks hadbeen for time time pat bury in obtruding the public roads commu nicating from thence to other principal parts of the ifland. and that they had rendered molt of thena impaffible even on horfeback. Bufinefs was very dull, and the Americans were treated with great leverity. No troops of any confequence had ar rived fo late as the 23d of January, mid the greater part of the late (mall reinforcements from France had died.—The public treafury was quite es hautted " Ora FROM WASIIINOTON, eta. 17, 1g03• " You have been informed, en doubt, of the able an ani mated manner in width M-. Rofs addreffed the Senate, re (rifling the violation of the Spaniel Treaty, and Its effeets,-- When he attempted to introduce their refolutions, the gantries were clearedly the party oppofedco efficient mesfures ; upon which Mr. Rofs de let ed that he would not alter dam in fe met. Jt U undernood that a grand caucus was held, and the next morning it was determined that they might be offered in public y-erday. They were introduced by an eloquent and irriveave fmerl, and will give rife to a long and intercilieg 4 !Catlett." EXTRACT Of ANOTHIR, SAM? DATt. a Mr. Rots, of the Senate, on Wednefday, made a long, energetic and ImpreiSve fpeech on the Rate of the nation, with particular allution to the affair of New Orleans. He was pre paring to follow this up with a refolution metastable to the (*it of hit Speech, when the friends of the Prei)dent took the slam, and got the Houle cleared, literally Dapping the dams in his face. He dropped his Refelutions at that time, in eon (evacuee of that proceeding; but the neat day the Adds, aware of the imprelSon which fuck a promeuing would have on the public mind, contented to open the doors, when the incloted Refoluticms were effered. The policy of the two parties, with refpedt to that momentous and aft-ins. portant tubjedt, will now be brought fairly and deedlvdy.inte public view ; and the people will be able hilly to decide be. tween them. ACCOUlatt from tbeWeltern terrkorr fprak in decided terms as to immediate and coercive matures. The fable and weak neft of the forms at New Minns renders Mk to their aims. don, an object of eafy secompliOnnent." IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. Fs.. i6.—air. Ross fubmitted the following Refolutions, which were read ; and it was agreed that the confideration thereof ihould be the Order of the Day for Monday next. Audi, SAMUEL A. OTIS, Secretary. Refolved, That the United States !wean itidifputebie right to the Free Naviptioa of the River Miffdlippl, and to a con venient place of depofit for their produce and aaarthatußze In the Mod of New Decant. That the late infraetion of fuck their ungueftionable right, is an aggrcirson hoftile to their honour and interelt. That It does not coofift with the dignity or fatty of this Union, to bold a right fu Important by a tenure fo uneatain. That it materially concerns fuck of the American oitieens as dwell on the Weftern waters; and is edendal to the Union, ftrcngth and prokertty of there Suttee, that they obtain com plete (murky for the full and peaceable enjoyment of fuck their abfolute tight. That the Prefident be autkerifed to take immediate peed- Goa pt fuck place or places, in the fail l sr the adjacent territories, as he snay deem be or constmluir:for the purpofes aforcfaid; and to alert Sea other maim he obtehting that =opine feeeeltg o es at him la his wales. Sidi hentabeet. That he be authorised to of late semi hitios, us ber of the Wilda of the Sloes Cl See* Cavities Obis, Irmoraky, Tama% or of the 111111ig a Ver ei whisk honey think proper, set eseeeffig to engin them, together with the Ming a:4MM Pato of the U. hr Wafting the el.& shove eswaiesol. That the fan of Awe miaow of dollen be eppsepiewd to awry ions &oft the formals. itefeirmiess i wad that the whole or any pat of that bun be pail er wad so warrant% dews In pwilianee of fuck &realm as the Pnikleet seg o flora time to time, think prow apse to the lee wary of the Treafory. tallt•CT OF • LITTIBIL &'Well) SAM Pal% ISM( w•eIttOOTOW. • The thereat& C)wtth rl eelsn, 'bib& tereae• peel & s sizable be at to re the dl al thessisethw beth aided adr o butt by thole Is power. After the ofrumba the dodo bad has prapied ie two Sakai Cleepefe—otter it bed beat reeeeetheaded by the Prelim —alter the adtalektradeth thisagb ear bfkithw se Lesbos wee aderfood to be Is Aka for this the bilk bellweeet bed e• AA b q of a earrelpepeak Ath ea the pert stoke Amid= le as we is adleary assallter. the the pis* bead he rellajoilee by its pset Otherelloed Ailthetha wades& even • pile *hoe epee the which be Hertel[ bee made. The weiger of re4eashie pekes kewelbei le the pretpetity of the Awakes bippkg the loweelcdp vie& they weellhasiee the Mb% the ve;iess thel thipeteet as. Mendota whkh they pretemed to the slew of Cenral. were worthy et the heap which pid neat it the then by this thlialdb- - m " pg! New Yoaa, Fs*. 23.—Letters from New On leans of the rtth of January Hate, that the Spanill Intendant remains obtlinate in his determination againit the American commerce. There was a report at Charleftown, iti South Carolina, on the ad of Febrnai y, that the French were on their way, in a fault Iquadron, to cut timber for fhip•boilding on the river f3t. bfary!s • and that they were fpeedily to eftablifb a dock ptrti on the Florida bank of that river. It was farther repnrted,that a number of refraaory =grass from St. Domingo had been landed from French tranf porpi on St. Mary's river. And it was believed, that the two Floridas had bees ceded by Spain to France, as well as Lonifiana. Sir ALLIANOtt MACMINZIM on his return to Montreal, propofed a plan of reunion between tfie two Fur Companies' equally beneficial to them (elves and to the public. but without faeces. The confequence has been. that in the courfe of the fealon, the agents of the parties in the interior. were involved in alts of violence againft one another. to the lots of one life, and the endangerment of man). Sir Asszasera's Ames had generated a fpirit of emulation to traverfe the ,et unexplored parrs of that vali Continent, is various dires. which promifed a fecoalfion of feels further dikoveries. as would Coon afeatain the relative value ai it. met merely as a ravines ai Great Britain, bet as a coofiderable part of the fame of the globe. hay ing a maritime eastassoiestim email , move- Mem with both betulfpbems. sad an inland navi. Rafael, not only from the centre to the oce an nn Welt Giles. bat only through the middk of it, frau the pole to the equator.