Star. — London, England, 1803-10-05 00:00:00

r'4U7IC4L ! 'tELL!CE?VC!►. MAILS THIS DAY.•;-Wind S. W. All. MIL. All . 60t. •o I liamburgli o t Waterford s 0 PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Came in tile ATALAtTA, of IS guns, Capt. MAStriLLD, from a cruize; and brought in with her the following prizes, which (he captured on the coal} of France, bound from l'Orient to Brefi:—the French ketches la Jeune Adelphi, Mary and Elizabeth, le Betfey, and another, name unknown, all laden with timber and iron, for the ufe of the French navy ; la Pelade, from Nantz, bound to Breft, laden with timber and cannon, taken by the &MANILAS hired armed cutter ; the Swedifb brigs Amphitrita, Capt. Biota ; and the Neptunus, Capt. JOHAN ZALTZ, both from Salo, laden with wine, for Gottenburg and a market ; the Maria Elo nora, Capt. CRUIC, from Dantzick, for this port, with (laves and linen. Arrived la FLECHE, of 18 guns; Manton, of t 8 guns; and PICKLE, of to guns, from a cruize. Sailed the NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain WALLIS, On a cruize ; alto the Stork, Captain BROWN, from New Orleans ; Adventure, Captain Spot, from New York ; and the Ceres, Captain HARMING, from Cork, all for London.—Came from Hamoate to Cawfand Bay, the Sr. JOSEPH, of 112 guns, Vice Admiral Cur row.—The Distil!, of 38 guns, will fail this evening with a fleet for the Downs.—Came in the Efperance French brig privateer, of St. Ma loes, of 4 guns, and 3o men, taken by the Jour! hired armed cutter, and Maria privateer, of Guern • fey, the privateer had taken the Three Friends, of London, Captain Jamas, from Mogadore, for Lon. don, which veffel was retaken by the Maria ; came in alto the Loma frigate, of 38 guns, from a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOIIIR +.—Arrived the Loyalift Dutch Eait Incliaman, from Batavia for Holland, fent in by the Rofalind, of Liverpool. Sailed the Sprow brig, with the Tellieherry and Sarah Ana tranfports, with troops for Plymouth. DEAL, OcTosiß +—Arrived the Venus frigate, and SrFinwet.r..floop of war, with the fleet, (about 75 fail) under convoy, from the Weft Indies. Wind N. N. W. Hvt t, Ocrosia 3.—This morning the Royal George, ATKISSON, from Peterfburgh to this port, in coming up the harbour, unfortunately grounded with her liern on the garrifon fide, and the tide eb• bing, the at prefent lies in a very dangerous lituation. By means of lightening th- fhip, t is hoped the will be got off the next tidc. The Munificence, Captain Borate:or, of this port, has had the misfortune to drive from her anchors, and is now lying at Narva in about fir feet water ; but otherwife received no da mage : if the weather remains moderate, hopes are entertained of her being got off again. Livsarnot., OCTOBSR 3.—The Telegraph, from from La Guira to Cadiz, taken by the James pri vateer, in lat. 24. long 22. arrived here on Wednef day lA. The Vrow Either —, from Batavia from Amfierdam, captured by the Lancaßer in lat. 4t. 23. long. 30. a 6. arrived here on Thurfday. The F ench Chip Edward, Cowsta., from Martinique to B andeaur, captured in lat. 44. long. ret. by the Eli• ta, from hence to Barbadoes ; and Der Gute Man, Warr', from Buenos Ayres, captured by the Lan cafter, arrived here on Saturday. On Saturday ar rived the Young Amelia, a fine Chip, about sso tons burthen, from the Ifk of France, bound to L'Orient, laden with fugar, indigo, fpices, muffins, &c. cap. tnred in lat. 42. to. long. 16. 30. by the Kitty, M'DONAL.D, of this port. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 0CT.... •DMIR•LTY Prima, OCTOSIII 4.. • Copy of a letter from the Right Repeatable Lon: Kerrie, K. B. Admiral of the Blue, &e. to Sir Evan NIMAN. Bart. dated o n board his Maielty's Dap MORMICII. off Broadftaks, the sd Sir—l inclofe, for their Lordfhipe information, a copy of a letter which has been received by Rear Admiral Mows-ace from Lieutenant Lsavtß, com manding his Maklty's gun brig the JACKAL!., re porting the capture of one of the enemy's aimed Hoops j and have the honour to be, 81c. (Signed) MTN. 1 1 .11sietty's gun brig juezu Lt., off °genii, Sept. sq. - - - Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you. that this afternoon I gave chaee to a vale' running along Shore between Nieuport and Dunkirk, but it falling nearly calm I difpatched Mr. SIMPSON, Meter. fix (cameo, and four marines to board her, which duty they performed in a very fpirited manner under a heavy fire from three field pieces brought on the beach, and a (mall battery of two guns, within half yillol (hot, the enemy being aground when boarded. She proves to be an armed (loop of four two poun ders, belonging to Dunkirk ; I believe taken up for the conveyance of troops. Her crew cfcaped on Ihnre to the number of ten or twelve. A light breeze fpringing up, with the affiliance of my fwerps, was enabled to arrive time enough with the brig to cover the boat and prize coming off. Although the A m p kept a continual fire on the boat, I am happy to fay there was not an y petfon !ut. She ran on Shire betwixt the Calm. and the Main. The msf. terly manner in which Mr. PURDY, Pilot, conducted the brig in that navigation, does him great credit.— I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) C. P. L Lieut. and Commander. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. T•the SSA; far the capture of hi Chase oil Ldtb, when Me arrives there. To the Poloost. Plaralz. and Mineree, bead money, for r'e French frigate Ileavoure,m; Wednefday, Ottoba ta,at rue Griffin, Vilikes4treet. Strand 're the Masa, far Mader, Freed; privateer ; fame day, and wee- - To the It ewer nod Jane. Ibr the Sincerity, on the totb init. at the Oise if A. H. *ward, Orem Yuma& EAST INDIA SHIPPiNG. We are happy to announce the arrival in the River of the Mangles, Hannah-Maria, and Cambrian c from the EA. Indies. A letter from an officer on board the. Mangles, informs us, that fhe failed from Bengal the 28th of March, and left the Cape of Good Hope the tft of July., There had been a feriou s muti n y among the Dutch troops, but it was fuppreffed for the time by an increafe of their pay. Several Dutch. (hips, with rich cargoes, from Batavia, were about to fail, bound to Holland, and feveral more were' expelled to arrive daily. About a month before the arrival of the Mangles, a French fquadron of men of war and tranfports, for Pondicherry, full of troops, had touched at the Cape ; after their departure, Go. vernor JaNsou went up the country among the Cal. free ; every article at the Cape is extremely high, and much difaffeetion among the inhabitants to their own Government. Prior to the arrival of the Man gles at St. Helena, (he paffed one of the Dutch flripi. Left St. Helena the 24th of July. The Admiral Rainier, Captain LAY ; and the Cambrian, Captain GORDON, left St. Helena the 2tf of July ; the Tra vers, Captain Sault DIMS, was expected to fail a few days after. No account of a war had reached the Cape or St. Helena, when the failed. In lat. 9. N. and long. 23. W. fpoke the Favourite, whaler, Capt. PFRRY, 24 days from the Lizard, who gave informa tion of the war between England, France, and Hol land. It is fuppofed that the Dutch Indiamen will proceed north about, by the Orkneys. The fillowing official communication has lately been received by the Company's Ihip the TRAVERS, from Bombay,'dated fo late as the 2d of April. The return of the Hon. Company's' cruizer Tsasbure, under the command of Lieut. Dosir, of his Majef. ty's navy, affords us an opportunity of flatting fuch particulars as have been received of the very gallant and fpirited exertions of the Commanders, Officers, and crews of the feveral veffcls who lately left Bombay harbour on a cruize to the Northward. The prin cipal object of the expedition has been moil filly and completely effected, in the defirudion of every veffel and boat to be found in the harbours and reedit of the piratical-plunderers who have In long annoyed and interrupted the merchindize of that coati. The fubfequent attack on the for, of Bate, whillt it dif. played the moll heroic and determined courage of the final! party by whom it was undertaken, was at lafl obliged to be abandoned, from the advantageous pofition of a numerous enemy, who could not how ever prevent our troops from a regular and orderly retreat, and even keeping them in check while they withdrew. The fire fervice performed by the (hips was on the , 28th of February under the walls of the caftle of Bate Illand, where they effesled an anchorage through the narrow channel between the point of Somia Bland, and Sandy-point of Arrura Illand. In this taffage the enemy fired at the (hip, from a gun on a Ede fandy hillock to the northward of Bate town. and afterwards from another gun on the oppofite (bore. The gun on the Artura (bore was filenced after a few (hot from the (hips, while the other con tinued, and lodged one (hot under the main chains, and another cut the main-top fail fheet of the Tea. MAT!. A third gun afterwards opened from a rocky i hill above the fort, clofe to the water fide: here, how -1 ever. the (hips anchored, and having opened a heavy fire on the hill, the enemy were Coon obliged to de fat the pot!. The Teignmouth and Pattamar an chored abreaft the fort, and opened a fire on it. Boats manned and armed were then difpatehed to burn Come boatshauled up under the rocky hill, while the (hips kept firing in fuch direCtions on the fort and ihill as were calculated to cover the boats, which loon returned, after fully performing the fervice, without loft. The boats were again difpatehed to dertroy I feveral more veflels hauled up under the walls of the fort, while the fire from the (hips was dire led at the fort, to cover the operation of the boats. At this time the enemy opened and kept op a very heavy difcharge of mufquetry on the party belonging to the boats, who, notwithftanding proceeded in their ob 'jai of burning the veffels, confining of one brig and 21 Or 23 (mall craft of various defcriptions. In this fervice one man belonging to the Fox was killed ( and four wounded.—Mr. Pll7'llt Raintaa, and thing Lieutenant Mauonam, were of the number of the latter. On the aft of March another difpatch of boats was ordered to deftroy fix or feven vac's Rill remaining under the walls of the fort. The enemy opened their fire of mufguetry and one gun ; but the fervice was performed by burning all the craft to be foand under the fort, which, including thofe deflroyed on the laft oceafion, makes the number of thirty yodels, of va rious defcriptions ; feveral of the men were here wounded. After cruizing for tome time off the Wands, it was refulved to make an attack on the fort of Bate, and for that purpofe the fhips having come to an anchor under the walls, a raft was confiruded to convey the artillery deflined for the ferrite on (bore ' which was effected. The party which landed with the field pieces confined, in the whole, of 237, officers, feamen and feapoys included, drawn from the (hips Fox, Teignmouth, and Ternate, and the armed Pattamar; the whole under the command of Captain Vassiow, of the Fox, and the following Officers: Lieutenants Dom, HAM:MASON, DAVIS, FLINT, and Cozziaa ; Metfrs. RAINIER, CAMIIIOM, and GRIST, Mid(hipmen of the Navy, and Lieutenant thriven, of the Bom bay Marine. The party marched up the brow of the bill with their two field pieces, towards the tort, under an in ceffant fire of mnfquetry from the enemy. which was oppofed from the Mips keeping a connant and well diredled fire on the fort ; but in addition to the de fence from the walls, filch mutt have been the num hers of the enemy, that they made a (ally upon the party, who were obliged to retire, effeding their re treat in good order, and afterwards direding their field pieces upon the (allying patty, which compel led them to give way in their turn. It is with fincere regret we dote this account by mentioning the officers and men who were killed and wounded in the ferrite ; among the latter is Captain VASHON, of the Fox, in the tight breaft ; and Lieu. tenant Donis near the fame place. Lieutenant DA. 'V if, of the Fox, was wounded by a ball which en tered his left cheek, pairing through by the neck. Twelve feamen and one (early were killed, and thir. ty-feven wounded, but of the latter, we are happy to learn, many are in a fair way of recovery. Among the party who rallied front the fort one Etiropean was difeernible. Who appeired to hate been wounded in the anion ; and it was afterward, known that live or fix Frenchmen were within the fort * and dirated their operations. ARRIVALS. • in the Downs, the London, Martin ; Seaford, Divots; Raft. na, M'Kinlay; Matthew, Young; and Sufannah, Skelton, from St. Kitts; Liberty, Litfon; Kent, Q2in:ey; Ci.y of Loudon. Ewing ; Juno, Clarkfon ; and the Mona, kerma, from Grenada; Helena, —; Comet, Taitc; Huddosk. Rodman; and Allifoa, Romayne, from Trinidad ; Hawkfbury, Hatt ; and Mariner, Chi • very, from Nevis; Fingal, Hall ; Lady Harewood, Brenan ; Sifters, Vernon; and Hinde, Darby, from Barbadocs ; Swankc Fluggen, —, from Tolerate ; Delaford, Young ; Montreal, Davidfon; King George, Cotton; and Boddington, Soak, from St. Vincent's; Rofalia, Fergufon, from Tobago; Duckingfield Hall, Charnell; Heroine, Cook; Freedom, Cook; and Towni• end, Heppingftall, from Antigua; (Limn Charlotte, Clark, from Dominica ; Draper, Doniiell ; and Lord Doonegal, Dillon, from Barbadoes—At Portfrnouth, Canadian, Shadforth, frorn Tortola; and Renewal, C ronurt i c, from Barbadoes—Off Falmouth, Julius __ . Carer, Sarjeant, from Montferrat ; Foote, Bawdy; and the Margaret and Rote, —, from the Weft Indies--At Briftol, In dußry, —, from Virginia; Wenbolt, —, front Qr an bee; and Joachim, —, from St. Andero--At Hoylake, E or, from Oporto—At Dublin, Neptune, Ball, from London —At Cork, Iroquois, Gooch, from Gibraltar—At Belfaß, Sin gleton, Carruthers, from Antigua ; and Sally, fluters, from Quebec—At Waterford, Dark, Smith, from Lifbon—At Entb den, Nautilus, Schivers, from London—At Malta, kliza, Lathy; and John and Ann, Downie, from London. I: Edward, —, from Martinique,is captured by the Eliza privatecr,und lint into Liverpool. The Surinam Planter, Vats, from Surinam for Holland, is caro m e I, and carried into Barbadoes. Tae Peggy, Boog, of Whisby ; and Refuge, Pybuo. of Hull, are 101 l ea the coat of Sweden ; crews lived. The Calroinda, Mcintrts, of and front Natal( for Loudon, is totally loft on Anholt. The Uranus, Nietzte, from Stolpe to I.ondon, is totally left, with three other wilds at Stolpe. The Nile, Mier, of Whitehaven, and the Elbe, Stephenfon, of —, are taken polTefflon of by a Dutch IMF of war it Demerara. The Iriquois, GoocH, is arrived at Cork from Gibraltar. The BLONDE frigate, and Ex r sem ter man of war, with a fleet under convoy from Gibraltar, &c. arriv ed off Cork on the rith ult. all well ; the (hips from Gibraltar put in there, and are under quarantine.— The men of war, with the reft of the fleet, continued their courfe for England. The Busy (loop of war failed from Cork on Friday lafl with the Convoy for the Britith Channel. Lord GARDA fquadron has received an additional force of three fail of the line and a frigate. A defperate ration was fought on the 17th ult. be tween the True Blue privateer, of Briflol, and la . Priffille French corvette. The two (hips met in let. 49. 11. long. 59. of W. The privateer finding the enemy of fuperior force, endeavoured to get away; but feeing it was impoffible, prepared for aftion.— The engagement lifted an hour and a half, when the True Blue was compelled to (hike, but not until the Captain, two Officers, and (even men were wounded, and the main malt had been fent over the fide. The Captain of the Priffille was fo impreffed with the gal lant refiftance of the privateer's crew, that he made them a prefent of the veffel, after throwing overboard her guns and (mall arms. MOM COVIIRT OF ADM MALTY. YORCrdir the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT determined the cafes of the following (hips and cargoes, which were detained for adjudication— °admits:Ming, Brunk matter.--In this cafe, the property was relieved as ehllnlL Broder* Left, amides maftero—Tbe Court in this cafe con demned the alp and certain parts of the cargo, btu ellroded far ther proof as to the remainder. Rehab, Venial mafter.—The matter's private adventure was condemned hi this cafe, and farther proof directed to be a ced of the alp and arm that bad been fpcdfleally with in nine months. Alexander Halides, Thorndike malter.—The Court in this cafe mitered the lip, Car" and private adventure, to the neutral ekimanta _ _ ''''''''''''' Kink aseiter.--This hip was oedema. Panics WILLIAM Or GLOUCPITEII.—The town of .Liverpool.pre.entinent in its attachment to the Royal Houle, has been unremitting in tallying their fen. timents to this ll'Orions Panics, ever fince his refi dence there. We rejoice in marks of loyalty where- I ever we perceive them, but we are moll ready to put upon record thole inilances where they fiowkom the 1 1 heart, and originate in the molt difinterefied princi ples. We rank amongft thefe a' fplendid the given on Tuefday lafi, in honour of his Royal Highnefs, by JOSIPM Gaeayss, Efq. at his honfe near Liver pool, confining of a Ball and Supper. The party atTembled amounted to upwards of 250 perfons of the firft rank and fefhion in the town and neighbour hood. The Prince and his Suite arriving at half pail nine o'clock, was received with refpeaful joy by Mr. and Mrs. G and greeted by a numerous part of the alrembly, it being undernood that his Royal Highnefs had been pleafed to fix that early hour.— The rooms for the reception of the company were commodious and elegant. The Ballroom, though beautifully decorated with elegant paintings, and the floor ornamented in a Rile of great fuperiority, teem ed to lofe their attraaion on beholding a captive ting embroidery of “ GOD rave the Kim)," which caufed general admiration. The excelleht Band of Colonel &crow's Regiment, of which Mr. Gwyn is the Major, gratified the ear the whole evening.— The fpacious grapery receiving at once one hundred perfons to partake of every kind of refrelbment. ap peered to be a relief to the enchantment of tbe gar dens, illuminated with lamps, abundant and talleful. G. R. with a grand Crown very confpicuous. The fignal for (upper to the company was his Royal High nets leading his elegant Hollers and the Countefs of Servos to a Saloon in the Gardens, prepared on purport, and fulficiently fpacious to accommodate the whole party. Of the fupper we than merely fay. that whiiß the rare fuperfluities reminded us of the Old Britilb Hofpitality, its choice and arrangement did credit to the moll refined taße. Mr. Gasaves. undefatigable in hisettention to his vilitors, gave. af ter (upper a few, but uncommonly well-chofen wafts. The Prince, apparently highly gratified, retired at a late hour. followed by the company, filled with pleafure in the enjoyment of the evening. We cannot help noticing that namely before the arrival of the company. Mr. Gasayss received an account of two exceeding valuable prizes. yet it is but jullice to thy , that be and his Lady hewed to forget this great and good news. in thcir folicitons care for the accommodation of their sifitors. This fortunate cireumfiatsce and the evening being us commonly fine. drew forth the remark, that Nature and Paoriosecs had rewarded Loyalty. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET, TUESDAY, OCT. 4. (Second year).—One-third of a Subfcription of 25gs. each. Kith pl. added by the jockey Club, f.r s yr old colts carrying Str. fib. fillies 8:t. 41b. 1). I. Sir C. Dunbury's br. e. Orlando . - I Mr. Wilfon's br. e. by Young Eclipfe . . - Sir F. StandsWs b. c. Dosbary I). of urdtoreo b c. Pic Nic _ . Two tot agli Orlando -7 to 4 agit Mr. Wilfon -2 to t agt Duxbury. Sweepßakes of wogs. each, b. ft. for 3 yr old colts carrying 13(1. 71h. fillies VI Acrofs the Fla. D. of Grafton '• b. f Panful, by Podlto's, out of Prunella recd. Mr. Howorth's f. by Skyferaper, out of Cslia pd Sir C. I3unbury's b. f. filter to Pamela, by y pd Sir F. Standitb's brother to Eagle - 7 ___pd Mr. Watfon's TrombOne, Bft. 51b. beat Mr. Wil fon's Surprize, BR. 71b_ Two yr old C. sogs.—Siz to 5 on• Surprize. Duke of Giafton's Pic Nie, Bft. 41h. beat Mr. Howorth's Malta,Bft. 71b. Two yr old. C. sogs.— Five to 2 oo Pic Nic. CAMP NEAR ASHFORD. Part of General Fosass's brigade, the Berkfhire and Well Kent regiments of militia, encamped near Milford, Kent, marched off yellerclay morning to join General Mools's brigade at Hythe. The al and ad Surrey is expeEled to march in a few days. 'fee Well Middlefes, encamped on Cozheath, have received their mote to join General Moose's Bri gade. They will encamp on Lenham Heath to night. Above 3,000 troops will march tarmorrow morning throdg h Athford, for the Coaft. Two Battalions of the 57th Regiment are now it, Afhford Barracks, nearly completed from the Army of Referve. The Guards. Artillery, and other Corps, have had a great draft from them, and they are daily marching in from the different Counties. mAsogz OCT. 3. Not lets than eoo barrel/bac powder were expended in the bombardment of Calais ; and when. the whcle of the ammunition of the' Beet was exhaufted, they fent to Dover for a frefh fupply, which they could pot obtain. If this fait be corral, it !teems that the fcar city of ammunition which was fo much complained of throughout the country in the courfe of the laft war, ands gaina which Lord Sursote Co ftrongly exhorted Mainers to provide, is Sill fuffered to exitt. A gentleman who is Paid to have dined with Mr. PITT yefterday, is reported to have mentioned at BITTISOU'S Library, that it is the opinion of Mr. PITT, that the French will attempt the invafion r f this country within a fortnight. Such is alfo Rated to be the opinion of Lord - Kerrie. General Moe- DAUNT has been heard to fay, that he thought it very probable that the Ifle of Thanet would be the firff point of attack : if fo, we unit that meafures will be promptly taken to prevent the provifions with which this fertile Mend abounds, from falling into the hands of the enemy. The French gun boats failed. not quite fo clofit along (Lore that our cruisers could not affail them, but they were effeitually proteited by a number of flying artillery, which followed them along the cliff, and prevented the near approach of our cruisers, upon which they kept up a very twilit fire during the paffaire of the boats. The neighbouring towns are all full of military. Canterbury, the head quarters of Sir Days. Dux. nas, has his own regiment, the Scots Greys. the 4th Dragoons, the Royal Artillery, and the Glamorgan Militia, who are attached to them. This teaks it great influx of company there, and much gaiety.. Belli, Card Affemblies, Routs, &c. are all la rope. • Al al DUJLIw, OCT. i. The Special Covnmi(Gon fat again to-day, when jaw MaciintO was put to the Bar, indieed on the me clanks of high treafon with the reit, namely, compalLng the King's death, and confpir'ng to levy .war, Ste. Tb. Jury coated of the following per lons, viz. Rob. Law, jaw Edw. Datbr Panda Mir lip Abbott Me. Last ' joba Hodges Idworsam7Carotban Erma Coartaey CM.. Windmill.. Robert Camel • Won. Mean 81/1111011 Wanes. After a Giort bat clear gatemen by the Arroa n sr atusam., feveral witneffes proved to the following &eft :—That the Prifoner had taken a houfe in Pa trick•iireet from a Mr. Holmes. which hook was the fame where the explofion took place on the 16th of July, a week previous to the infurrediem. Is this houfe, it was clearly proved, that the prifbeser had a maaufeftory of gunpowder, and had alto ban es: .k ng pike handles, (he was a carpenter bk trade,) calling bullets, &c. After the slifeovery of this. he went to ice rebel Rores in Marfhalfea•lane, or Mats lane, and worked there at pike-handles and other things (particularly the beams filled with gun powder, &c.) When the 33d of July arrived, h rallied forth with the other rebels, armed with pig toll and a blunderbufs, and having sailed to kill Os Trooper, (who has been mentioned en former trials, he was one of thole who (lopped the carriage of Lee KILWARDIN, and Rood by while the ataains ware piking hisn from thence he went to Arklow, in the County of Wicklow, where he was taken, and on hit arreß he *Mimed a feigned name and ebaralter. The prifoner's Counfel made no defence more than urging the probability of his having been forced.— Some perfons gave him a good chara&er as an hostel, indußrious working el\epelltef r but the proof of his guilt tuts fo clear, that the Jury. without keying tit box, found a verdia of Guilty. He did sot fay nos word himfelf in vindication t and judgment having been prayed upon him by the ATTORhit GllllllOll the pallier juin e.liately received [entente of dear He will be executed on Monday. I &mild mention to you, that when the place , you, fearched in Patrick-beet, Lis library was found to confift of V.lwy's Rain e &laws, • fit Andy fotr wild fpectdators in political reform, who are well calculated to iUnttrate how Empires may be ruined. Of the news of 'hi day here, is the arred of blalaeby Delany, who was not long fine triad Naas. for having been concerned in the rebelliele 1798. and acquitted. It is (aid that the Yeomanry. in rets titbit Nortk have been ordered to the coal!. it:Thali es a. the French. Loughfwilly. it is dt t. the mai likely place to look for the lading the enemy. !. 4 1 111 A I