Star. — London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

I ij;;C;il . SIR FRANCIS BURDEt 1 TO HIS CONSTITUENTS. Aror er to the Letter addressed to him, anti signed by twenty ;lT ish:hitact Householders, Electors of Westminster, in the o f t he Meeting held in Palace - yard , on Thursday last , t cle he i'tb instant, and which was presented to Sir F _ AN CIS BtsIDITT L y the High Bailiff, pursuant to the unanimous ite pit,:ioa3 cf that 11teeting. Tower, April 20, 1810. s;r Ftsvets Bus °Err presents his respectful Compliments to High 133iliff of Westminster, and transmits to him his An to the Letter of the Electors of that City, which be did hini iL e honour to present to him this morning. • &rhur Morris, Esq. High Bailiff for the 6:y and Liberties of Westminster. 5 Tower, April 20, 1810. GrNTLIME—If any thing could increase or con , : n o the constant resolution of my life, never to betray t h e confidence you have placed in me, it is the kind. r!s s and affection which your Letter of the 17th inst. int le3 to nle, and the wisdom and propriety of your conduct at the late Meeting. A scrupulous adherence to the Common La* of this b u d, and the wise provisions of the ancient Sta tutes declaratory of that Law, which together form that ur:ierstand by the Constitution, raised our country t o an unexampled height of happiness and rroser i : y ; and in an exact proportion to the inva on p an d neglect of them has the country declined. In defence of these .Laws and this Constitution, I sinile at any privation to .Which personally I may be ,übjected, thinking as I do, that life cannot so well r d so happily, because it cannot be so honourably a ld usefully, expended, as in defence of this our best i:leritance, and in the maintenance of the good old chine, for which Hampden died in the field,-and Sid rer and Russell on the scaffold ! Laws, to be entitled to respect and willing obedi- Cience, must be pure—must come from a pure source —that is, from common consent, and through an un crrupt channel—that is, an House of Commons freely elected by the People. Moreover, they who pay the reckoning ought to examine and controul the a ccount ; and the only controul the People can have irby a fair representation in Parliament. The ncces• sits of obtaining this check by a Constitutional Re form is now acknowledged by all, except those who, coarary to law, have possessed themselves of a pro. Fey in the House of Commons, by whom this land, yEs England, this dear, dear land, Dear, for her reputation through the world, Is now leas'd out---- I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient bumble ,Servant, FRANos SUADM4 , -e le Ele:ctnrs of WestmlnAter. • Paltry, mean—Joeuesote. Like to a tenement or pelting* farm ; tartand, bound in with the triumphant sea, Whose rocky shore hers back the envious scrge Of eatery Neptune, is *lnce bound in with shame, With inky blots and rotten parchment bonds! From this foul and traitorous traffick our borough. nrager sovereigns derive an immense revenue, cruelly wrung from the hard hand of honest labour. I do, tomer, now entertain an ardent hope, that this de rded and degrading system, to which all our diffi culties, grievances, and dangers, are owing, will at length give way to the moderate but determined per avenue of a whole united people. Migna Charts, and the old law of the land, will then resume their empire—freedom will revive—the caterpillars of the state, coiling themselves up in their own nattnally narrow sphere, will fall off and perish _property and political power, which the law never separates, will be reunited—the King, replaced in the hippy and dignified station allotted him by the Con. ititution—the people, relieved from the bitterest of all curses, the curse of Canaan—that of being the ser vants ot servants—and restored to their just and in disputable rights. To effect these great, important, and necessary parr- 1 rises, no exertions of mine shall ever be wanting without their attainment, no efforts of mine can avail. The People of England must speak out—they rinse' io more—they must act ; and if , following t he ex ample of the Electors of Westminster, they do act, in a firm and regular manner, upon a concerted plan —ever keeping the Law and Constitution in view— they must finally succeed in recovering that to which they are legally -entitled—the appointment of their own guardians and trustees for the protection of their own liberty and property. -Theymust either &this, or they must inevitably tall a sacrifice to one or the other of the most contemptible &talons that ever dis graced this or any other country. The question is now at issue ; it must now be ulti rn. atcly determined, whether we are hencefo rth to be saves, or be free ? Hold to the laws--this great cnuntry may recover ; forsake them—and it will cer• .perish. On Saturday, a requisition, signed by near 70 of Liverymen of London, was presented 'to the i•ORD MAYOR, requesting his Lordship to convene a Common Hall, to take into consideration the subject el - the arrest of Sir FRANCIS BUROETT. The follow is a copy of the requisition : . " London, April 18,1810. " TO Tut RIGHT MONOCRAILI Tat LORD 'ANTON:* V . P whose names are su bscribers, request that your. Lord will convene the Livery of London, in Common Hall, to 'Ake into consideration the alarming assumption of privilege iry :;-t Honourable the House of Commons, of arresting and im nr:.scning, during pleasure, the People . of England, for offences •Initable it the usual Courts of Law. His Lordship, in compliance with:the above, has 4pointed Wednesday the 2d of May for that purpose. A Meeting of the Electors of Middlesex is fixed fer Thursday, at Hackney, on political affairs. The fineness of the day, and the curiosity to see the setae of he late tumult, attracted a great crowd yes terday, to the vicinity of the Tower.--Several carria ririth visitors to Sir FRANCIS BURR TT, arrived in IC forenoon. Saturday, as Mrs. Hobbs, of Drury - la ne, was dis puting with ' a man near the River, he pushed her into the water, where she got under a coal-barge, and re mined there five minutes; what the body vas taken out surgical assistance applied, and she was restored to lifer She was in the seventh month 01 her PYeli" nancy. ress vsti Cap this v. h Cn s:Or sniff gth rd 2 -3 cac reY 1 Cier —ti cri flee Pay ltd is b sty fon cis F.t! ,c, 3 t I t - 11 ie r. :t le :s as ;0 It )e at s, r- ik tv'AkAL litit'ELLidttiek asalV 2o 4 lin. alluvia; ION( Dublin 2 0 Cat 0 1 " Waterfurd • 1 Lisbon 0 -.1 • Gettenburgh 0 2 Brazil 0 PLYMOUTH APRIL et. Yesterday bein g Good.rriday, the public attention was particularly attracted by the observance of a cus-1 tom prevalent among the Spanish seamen. The Ephigenia, Spanish frigate, lying in Hamoaze, hadher yards crossed, the colour's hoistedhalf-mast high, and an effigy suspended from the bowsprit, with a small bag in one hand, intended to represent Judas Iscariot : this figure they kept suspended till saner, occasion. ally hauling it on board, and beating it with sticks. A foreign vessel of 300 tons burthen . , and ten men, laden with corn, has been detained and sent iri by the LYRA brig of war, Captain BzirlaNs. 'the tollowing vessels have also been sent in here :—The Amelia, American schooner, H. Merry Master, 2 guns, 73 tons, and ten men, laden with lumber, staves, rosin, and flax-seed, detained by the FAVORITE sloop; Por tuguese schooner, Dios Conacona, laden with staves, also by the FAVORITE ; Portuguese ship, Flora de Pernambok, from Pernambucco ; and rappenbur g h ship Gedind Johanna. Arrived the Active and Diligence transports, from Rio Janeirr, nine weeks passage ; no news ; trade worse than ever there ; also the SNAPPER shcooner, from. Basque Roads. Sailed the VIOLET lugger, for Jersey.; PROSPERO 610014 for the West Indies; EN. oottryrza . gun-brig, with a dock-yard lighter, for Dartmouth, to bring round a new sloop of war from that port, called the NORTH STAR ; the ORESTES sloop, with twenty sail under convoy for Portsmouth and the Downs ; and the GLENOIR ketch, to the Eastward. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL f_v. Arrived the six following transports from Rio Ja neiro, under convoy of his Majesty's ship ELIZABETH, which vessel is also come in :—Triton, Capt. EVANS, Swift, LEOOATT, Neptune, IRwING, Mary, MIDDLE YARD, Amphitrite, LEVAY, and Kingston, SMITH ; and the Rom lugger, from the Downs.—Sailed the STATELY, for the eastward.—His Majesty's ship Eu !MAWS is gone over to the Nlotherbank, with her convoy for Gibraltar, Lisbon, &c. and remains.— ; The TYItIAN gun-brig has sailed with a convoy for the Downs. Vice Admiral Sir JOHN THOMAS DUCKWORTH has hoisted his Rag on board the ANT/LOPE, Captain NI , LEon, as Commander-in• Chief at Newfoundland ; aad Rear-Admiral CARTHEN REYNOLDS, on board the ST. GEORGE, 98, Captain Gwow, for the Baltic. Sir JouN DUCKWORTH has since struck his flag for a short time.—Wind DEAL, APRIL Mt. Came down from the River the Bombay, Earl St. Vincent, and Harriet, for the East-Indies ; and the Ocean, for Quebec ; and remain in the Downs with a large fleet of outward-bound. Sailed his Majesty's ship AFRICA for North Yarmouth.—Wind S. S. E. SHEERNESS, APRIL. 22. Sailed this day his Majesty's ship DEFENCE, with the convoy to the Baltic ; the next will probably sail about the 20th of May, and that for Gottenburgh the 6th of the same month. A convoy for Heligoland will sail next Friday, the 27th instmt.—Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, APRIL 2f. Yesterday P. M. Rear Admiral DixoN, with the following men of war sailed for the Baltic, viz. the DICTATOR, (the Admiral's flag ship), PLANTAGENET, HERO, VANGUARD, GANGES, and PRINCESS CAROLINA, of 74 guns cacti ; PROMETHEUS sloop ; and EARNEST gun brig ; the BLAZER gun brig to the Nore ;—the CENSOR gun brig with convoy to the Westward ; and the HEARTY on a cruize off the Dutch coast. Ar rived the LEVERET sloop of war, and remains with the Roebuck, (Admiral Doem,As's flag ship) Snipe, gritomart, Vixen, Reynard, and Drake. One, P.M.—Three large ships and a brig are now working into the Gatt, suppose STATELY first.— Wind S. W. bistitiatiiiijii the Turbulent and Urgent, for the Romek captured Septem ber 14, 1806, will be paid on the id of May neit, between the bouts of eleven and three, at No. fi New Broad-street ; and there recalled, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for 'three months front , the lb* ihrrof payment. • : . . Tbi 'Urgent, for the Tilsit, captured May 11, f WI, will be paid on board, at Sheerness, On the 25th instint; recalled as above. The Amethyst, for the Pattie, Captured March al, and for the Aventurier, captured March 23, 1809, will be paid to-morrow, on board the. Niemen, at Plymouth ; and recalled en Tuesdays and Saturdays, at No. 67, Fare-stieet, Plymouth Dock, for three morlthe. The Nymphe, for the James, recaptured October 11 , 1809, will be paid on board, on her arrival at Portsmouth, and recalled on Wednesdays and Thursdays, at No. IS, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, for three months. The Nile, for the Trulten captured April 20, 1806, will be paid on Wednesday and Th ursday next, at No. 13, Holborn court, Gray's Inn, and there recalled, on Wednesdays and Thurs. days, for three moxths. The Amethyst, for the Buen Esperanza, captured May 3, 1803, will be paid to-morrow, at Mr. Hawker's, Plymouth, and there recalled, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months. The Tartar, for the Romulus, captured May 7, for l'Obeerva teur, captured June 25, and Ckarleston Packet, captured August 21,1806, will be paid on the 27th instant, and recalled as above. The Aggressor, for the Hance, captured August 26, 1807, for the Calypso, recaptured June 17,1308, Christina lllomm, schoo ner No. 31, Lent Kirstina, Ebenezer, and Marianne, captured September 4, and for the cutters No. 4, and 10, captured Octe ber 8, 1809, will be paid on board, on her arrival at Sheerness' and recalled at No. 35, Leadenhall-street. NORWICH, APRIL 18: By a Census actually taken throughout the seve r ral parishes of this populous city, it appearS, that be tween the ages of 6 and 12 years, there are upwarda: of 1000 boys destitute of the means of instruction, an . irrefragable Proof of the great belie& that Must arisi to the community by the establiihment of a Lancas trian School, upon a liberal plan, open to every deno; ruination of Christians. On Friday last; the Norfolk Agricultural SoCietir held their first General Meeting in this city. Some excellent bullocki and pens of sheep were exhibited, Which attracted general notice, and gave great satis faction. At three o'clotk above 50 Gentlemen and distinguished agriculturists sat down to diinter at the Maid's Head Inn, their titfly esteemed President, THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, EscV in the Chair; Atter dinner many topics connected with agriculture were liscussed, the utmost hilarity prevailed, and the com pany did not separate till a late houi: Saturday there was a nurner,us meeting at the Rampant Horse Inn,• of those who are interested in the payment of the toll demanded by the Corporation for beasts offered to sale at the weekly market on the Hill, when it was unanimously resolved to resist the payment. At our Cnrn:Market there was a short supply of grain, farmers being occupied in spring sowing.— Wheat was much in demand, and Barley of prime quality Bald readily, tont inferior very dull. Wheat 40s. to 50s. ; Beans 20s. ; Oats 14s. ; Barley 14s. to 20s. per coomb. At our seed Market, on Sattirday, there was a good deal of business transacted, aid most of the Seeds disposed of. Clover 705.• to 110 s. to 115 s. ;....: Ityegrasslss. to 455. • Trefoil 50s. to 60s. At Norwich Hill there was on Saturday a plenty of fat beasts, which sold readily at 10s. per stone ; and good fat sheep at from gd. to 9d. per pound: Likewise a good shew of lean beasts, for which very high prices were asked. Store sheep were plentiful and dull of sale, and hogs cheaper. There was alsd an excellent display of fat mutton at our market; Lord COLLINOWOOD'S title is extinct for want of male issue. He has left behind him a widow and two daughters, who had never seen him since his ele• vation to the Peerage.—His pension of £2OOO per annum, devolves upon them. A desperate battle was fought on Thursday last at Worksop, between James Stringfellow, (many years the champion of Nottingham,) and James Storey, which was decided in favour of the former after 35 rounds. The conflict was must obstinately contended, with very short intervals for winding, &c. for above at hour, and the amateurs present declared that they were not inferior to the first-rate boxers in the king dom. Storey was decidedly the favourite, but lost the battle by a chance blow, which deprived him of his sight. CORN EXCHANGE, MAR[-LANE, APRIL 23.—The arrivals of Wheat this day make but a short supply, and sales brisk, at an advance of about 2s. and 3s. per quarter—Barley with Malt, maintain their prices— / White Peas likewise—Beans of the two kirids rather dear—Oats are in tolerable supply, and this article is also rather dearer---Flour at late prices. ISINCRAL CIIILIIINCY Al uwoca. Wheat, 701.905. 104 s. • Beans, (old) 5711.651. Fine ditto, 110 s. 11Ss. Tick ditto (old) 475. Sts. Rye, 465. 525. Oats 935. Ms. 2115. , Barley, 354. 48s. 01. Poland ditto, 30s. 335. 04 Malt 68s. 735. Potatoe ditto, 37s od. White Peas (boilers) 34a. lie. Rape Seed, 461. SSI. • Jane Grey ditto 425. 48s. Pine Fleur Sia. cos—Seconds sos. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, April !1. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the tvtlituil ending the 14th of April, 1810. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s. d. s. d. s. d. Is.d.ls.d. I s. d. 104 11 1 58 S 1 47 8 128 3 1 5011 1 57 2 The average Price of Sugar ' computed from the returns made in the week ending the 18 th day of April is 50$. 4id. per cwt. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL SI. ca tools, SOLD, and puma. Monday, I Wednes. Friday, eorill6. April 18. April 20. 1150 3 " 50 0 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Beckworth Coziodge Ellison Killingworth Percy Main Charlotte Main Tanfield Monr East Tanfield Mai. Townley Main Wall's End 59 0 60 0 Temple's Wall's End Bell and Co's. Walls-End Stolle Coal Cuba -- 0 Ships St COVINTRY MARKETS. PINKS •T G•AIN AT Tilt TOLLOWIN 0 WARNITre ISASINGSTOKI.WheIt 9880 d to 118 s Od per Quarter. Barley 328 Od to 468 Od 1 Beans 50s OA to 59s 04 Oats 29s Od to 3 48 Od I Pease 00s 04 to 00$ 04 Bread 2s 441. per gallon. Hatectr.-Wheat 114 s Od to 1248 Od per Qr Barley 345 Od to 52s Od I Beans 50s Od to 631 011 Oats 24s Od to 428 Od Pease 54s Od to 60$ Od Bread 21. sd. per gallon. Mainerintari.--Wheat 95s Od to 1248 Od per Qr. Barley 38. 04 to 60$ Od I Beans 44. 04 to 698 04 O a ts 27$ Od to 441 Od I Pease 008 Od to 60s 04 Bread 2s. 6d. per gallon. NEwagay.-Wheat 84s Od to 118 s Od per Qr. Barley 295 Od to 445 Od 1 Pease 66$ Od to 60s id Oats 263 Od to 43s Od Beams 415 Od to 605 04 Bread 2s 44 per gallon. Rsantaic.-Wheat 97$ Od to 123 s Od per rue. Barley Sls 64 to 44 $ Od 1 Beans 57$ to 001 Oats 205 64 to 36s Od Pease 00s Od to Sh 04 Weal Ss. 6g. per gallon. CORN WALL PRICES CURRENT. • Tana°, April 18.- Best Wheat 435. second 41s. Od. third 398. 64. average 41s. 21d. -Barley 161. 64.-Oats 10e. 9d. LaoNCE STON-Wheat (16 gals.) 295.-Barley 13$. Oats 65. 4d. CwatEtroap.-Wheat 425. Barley 21s. ST. CO LU mn.-Wheat 406. to 425. Barley 17s• to Ns. firLsro te.-Wheat 411.-Barley 178. PENZANCE.-.-Ben Wheat 425. red 00s. barley 18s.0d. Oats OS. ST. AD ST EL L-Best Wheat 40s. Second 395. Od• red 365. Bilf. ley 151. od to 17s. od. Oats 9s. Od. Caithness Beast Market, on Wednesday, was very well supplied with stock of all descriptions, and which, from the many purchasers, met early sales. There was a fine show of cattle at Launceston great .market on Thursday ; the price of which teemed on the decline, St. Austell ! pled with cpw. show fair on Thursday, was well sup- s and calves, at a declining price. ADMIRALTY COURT, APRIL 3. This day the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cases : Ifanrah, Standby master.—This vessel, under American co lours, laden with American produce, from Marble-head to Gijon, was captured off Cape Ortugal, by the privateer Lion, and brought to Cuernsey.—The Court was assisted by Trinity Masters, who were of opinion that the vessel was steering a course towards Bayonne at the time of capture. Condemned. APRIL 12. Flora, Nousen mastPr.—This was a further proof case, in re spect to a cargo of colonial produce, take .) on board a: S t. Tho maes, for Tonningen.—Various claims were given, and the Court directed still further proof. Rambler, Hatton master.—This vessel, belonging to Dundee, had been captured by the French, who scuttled her, and abando ned the same, when she was discovered by the privateer Violet, and brought to Fosvey.—The Court pronounced one fourth of the value to be due to the salvors, the same having been valued at £3OOO. Rathael, Howland snaster.—This American vessel,hound from America to Tonningen, was captured by the above privateer. Condemned with costs. Diligentia, Kerkhoven master.—This vessel was under Pap penburgh colours, laden with fish and death—Further proof as to the cargo, and the question as to the ship to stand over. APRIL 13. - - - • - _ Hogen, Knutzen master.—This vessel, laden with deals, bound from Krageroe to this country, was captured in consequence of steering towards the Texel. The Court had the assistance of Trinity Masters; who were of opinion that the vessel was not going to the Texel.—Restored, subject to the captor's expences. Hercales, Muller master.—Th4l vessel, under Prussian colours, was proceeding from Cherbourg to Morlaix.—Further proof re quired. Iris, Russel master.—This vessel, under American colours, 'la den with colenial produce, was captured and brought to Yee mouth.—Restored. Der Friede l -Mennen. master—This vessel, laden with linseed, was coming from Rigs to Leith.—Restored. Festina Lente, Tucksen master.—This vessel was bound front Bergen to Plymouth, at the time of capture.—Condemned. Holfnung. Lund master.—This vessel, under Papenburgh co lours, with fish, was captured by the Desiree, and brought to Yarmouth .—Condemned. Captain J. STUART is appointed to the SALDANUA frigate ; Captain SPEAR, to the ROYAL SOVEREIGN, the flag-ship of Admiral Ptoutons. Sir A. COCIIRANE has employed the CYGNET sloop of war, Captain Doc, to collect plants at Cayenne, Trinidad, &c. for the Botanic Garden at Dominica : and amongst various valuable articlesobtained through the zeal of that officer, and of Mr. LOCKIIEAD of Tri nidad, are five nutmeg-trees, which, at the date of the last accounts, were thriving amazingly. We stated, on Saturday, a report that three islands, on the coast of Sicily, with Syracuse itself, were de stroyed in February, by an Earthquake. The islands are Giagenti, Alacata, and Terra Nuevo. The master of a vessel arrived at Genoa, from Cy prus, reports, that the town of Canea, the capital of Candia, has een almost totally destroyed by an earth- quake. An article from Marseilles mentions, on the autho rity of a letter from Algiers, that the Regency of that kingdom had declared war against the Bey of Texts, and had forbidden, under pain of death, the 1 subjects or vessels of the latter Power enter in g their ports, Bcc. The last accounts from the Supercargoes at Can ton state, that a change has taken place among the Mandarins who conducted the intercourse between them and the interior, in consequence of which har mony has been restored. The pirates up those seas lately made a descent on the coast, to the eastward of Macao, and plundered - the village •of Kranshu, putting 3000 of the inhabitants to the sword. The Chinese Government have, in consequence, applied to the British for the loan of some armed vessels, two of which have been granted, and were, at the date of i the last advices, fitting out at Prince of Wales Island. LEITH, APRIL 19. Extract of a letter, dated Rio Janeiro, 6th Feb. His Majesty's gun brig STRENUOUS, Lieutenant 1 1810 : Since mine of yesterday another arrival NUGENT, sailed on Saturday on a cruize, and the day ! has taken place from Buenos Ayres, by which I have following the armed ship HERB, and schooner QUAIL, ' received the following intelligence :—" Severe mea. for Long Hope, with a convoy. And, on Monday, ^ sures have been adopted against the English at Bue. Sailed his Majesty's ships EDGAR, SATURN, and Oniox, nos Ayres, who introduce goods without passing through the Custom-house, although not detected in of 74. guns, and ALEXANDRIA frigate, for the Baltic, the act. Mr . . D—n, partner of Mr. C--ham, with a Beet under their convoy. Same time sailed the has been obliged to take refuge on board an English EQERIA, Capt. HULL. I ship of war, in consequence of the Viceroy threatning ROTTERDAM, APRIL 15. lEm with imprisonment. It is reported that Mr. K. C. has been put into prison f ora similar offence, but On the 3d instant , an Engl ish bri g of war, of 11. has since been liberated. Several English, Americans guns, that has been for some time crutzing off Havre, and Germans, have been sent to Europe in the Spa. sent ' due of her boats, with eight men, to board a wish men of war, a prisoners, for transgressions of the French brig coming from Caen. The crew having . same nature, to be dealt with according to the plea. abandoned the latter, the English had an easy prize sure of the Regency." but three pinnaces having set off from the shore witl; a detachment oi the 7th division of the Coast Guards, ' Ferns' datit.zwrzY.—A Paris Paper says that the English were obliged to fly in their turn. It was the Archduchess Maims Louisa had a little dog and now quite dark, and a gale having come on, the Eng- a bird, which she had brought up herself. Her room' lish could not find their vessel. 'They therefore stir. was ornamented with tapestry, of a plain but elegant rendered themselves to a pilot boat, alongside of which pattern. On leaving Vienna she bid adieu .to her their own boat sunk. They were landed next morn- little dog, her bird, and her favourite apartment, and ing at Havre. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. I appeared much affected. Immediately after depar t ture, tie Duke of NEUFCHATEL took care to have the Gaazexe, Aram 224— Arri v e d to EaPorence, Lieutenant little dog, the, bird, and the tapestry i removed, with Cater, (a prize) from the Isle o f France ; a n d the Suspence, Si- great expedition and secrecy, to Paris ; so that upon m ons, from Jamaica . —" Sailed the B r i t annia, Sewell, for Trinidad ; her arrival in that city, she was shewn into a room the Lisbon packet, Duckworth, for Gibraltar; and the Raven, which seemed exactly the same as that she had left at Vienna. Ray, for Mogadore. . CORK, APRIL 14. Arrived at Cove the RESOLUTE gun-brig from a cruize.