Star. — London, England, 1808-05-23 00:00:00

le 4, si the rem inder of their force compelled to retreat to the i r ow n frontier. The same papers also state, that the S w edish Colonel, Count Moaarza, was lately sent to Paris on a special mission, the object of which had not transpired; ;atelligence has been received at Yarmouth of a oe.of-battle ship having escaped out of the Texel got wider weigh in search %.14,35n0 immediately t. • of her. Saturday afternoon, the 39th Regiment, under. the c ommand of C9lonel WILSON, embarked' on board 4 . les ports laying at the New Point at Brixharn, and sie jgd for Guernsey, under convoy of- his Majesty's !w i g DARING, but the wind shifting, they brought to • is Torbay. wednesday, detachments of the 41st, 49th, 98th, / ph, 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, Canadian and Newfoundland Fenc ibles, embarked from Cowes,under t h e command of Lieutenant-Colonel' VINCENT, 49th R ef i t /tn, on board the Harriet and' Arethusa t 5. t o t sail 'with the net convoy for North Ame. Tbe North Hants Militia, commanded by. Lieute. on-Colonel FRITH, marched from Plymouth on T u esday, for Peadel t nis Castle, near Falmouth. Th e 2d Dragoons (or Queen's Bays) are ordered him Chichester to Alton, i s Hampshire. Th e Sd German Ligh.. Dragoon have matched ; at e CoVentry• The Brecon and Monnputh Militia will marsh on May, from Horsham tor itvistol.. rttenth Refiment of Foot (orMaida Highlanders) kaup itected.letto the barracks on the Broyle, •Chi ehener?...whert they are erpeco to rero4; ; t i ree revjous to their embarkation for the kast Indies. Toesdiy the 53d Regiment tf Infantry marched r e v 131etchington barracks for Portsmouth, where they are to embark for Ireland. They are a very fine hotly of men, and appear to be about 400 strong. Assistant-Surgeon TALBOT, of the Ist battalion of the 60th, has been found guilty of several acts 0r in obordination, and sentenced to be caslaiered.—.Lieu tenant-Colonel RamxvilOf the same corps, is, by or der of his Majesty, to he brought to a Court-Martial, kit abuses which haye existed in the hattalion anger bis command. Mr. CHARLES Noel. Nom was on Thursday last elected Member for Rutlandshirc, in the room of Co lonel Nos., resigned. - ... On Saturday evening the Kr.ight of KERRY, COlO. ph LESLIE r i nd BURKE; Messrs. TRENCH, RocirFortr, MATHEW, WAKEFIELD, DALY, SNEYD, NPNALTGRTON; and a few other of the Representatives of Ireland, ir t T ; l with the CIIArCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUER for ire Ad, at his house in Great-George.-street, West minster. Yesterday several other Irish Members spent OA !Veiling with the same Right lica. Gentlemen. Ilie following are among the fashionable arrange reit% for the week : ' Tius Evzsartth-The Marciiioness of Buckingham's Masque isle, Pall-Mali ; Lady Smith Burgess's Rout, Piccadilly ; Mrs. Weddell's Rout, Upper 1it:44.-street. 1.1451)47-Mr. Cockerell's Grand Dinner, Terrace, Piccadilly; Din. C. Cockerell's Party, Piccadilly ; Countess or Oxford'a Itqlit,Sptie2 Gardens ; Mrs. Rowe's Ball and Supper, Lower Brit-levant liVigiiiiDa-The Marchioness of Buckingham's Party, Pall Mall ; the Marthioness if Stafford's Grand Assembly, at Cleve hed-row; Aibinia Countess Dowager of Buckingh.gushire's Boat ; ikdivenor-plaee ; Lady Presebtt's Root ; Mns. Thooison's Conan, Grosvenisroquare ; Cramer's Ooncert, at the Hanover man Rooms ; Mrs. Blaausv's Party, Queen Annestrre; West. taustusr-Mr. Jerimise Clarle* Jervoise's Grand Dinner, linmer-square ; Mrs. Piers Ball, Harley-street. . hoar-Duchess of St. Alban's Rout, Stratford-place. isruinsr.-Duke of Bedford's Crand Dinner, Stanhope am ; Lord Cawdor's Grand Dinner, Stanhope-Street ; Lady Sadellargess's Grand Dinner, Piecadilly; Lord Cawder's Grand Diaier, Hanover-square. " SVNDAT--Marchioness of Salisbury's Party. Tijz PArtics.- 7 -Yesterday, notwithstanding the wea ther was adverse to a public display of fashion, many lashing Bella appeared in the Parks, regardless of the n clouds which threatened to burst over them.--- out half past four o'clock a pelting shower des. gded, and the adventurous Nymphs and Swains were iductantly compelled to fly for shelter. As many • we at too great a distance to reach a frifindly covert Viridy,.they were drenched.. The Ladies in muslin d like thiades rising from a fountain, and dripping Beaux in nankeen, like Tritons round the *lll of Neptune.-After* the pedestrians had been thili dips pointed, the sky became serene, and a new thiiing of gay visitants attended the Promenade, until 14 4 0411 es of evening warned their. to retire. His Grace the Dike of QUEEN S BERRY rode round the ring it 4is vir-a-vu, and several Ladies of distinction ap i*edin their carriages. Among those Inrc observed g!lPSington Ga;dens were, _ ,11e, Deans of Be au fo r t and St. Alban's, Marocis of Twee t*. Fili of Altamont, and the Hon. Dena; Browne. Is the Ride we noticed, . : _, 7 1 14 ',:vwPer, 1-ards Wentworth, Kimoiri, Banyinore, and %,. =rl Coinnel Dillon; the Right Hot.. G. Caning; Mr. r lMr. Wynne, Mr. /21aring, and several Members of th e Acne o f Prommona, ,in the tiT44" g of Carriages we noticed those of _,'De,,,, Putites.ses of G4rdon, Bedford, and B&ton ; Marchionesses " t Zi;C.„ .011 t. S4ll:bury, Batb, and ptaffuivl ; CountesscA of lisex, ....."'"' van-4140th, and Cowper ; Ladies FilioF; Kingston, rip rgui - WAX, and Hamek,n, dec. Ste. At Packs, ii! Hungary, a fire broke out on the 7th .151 ,L,iiiii_ 11. mod with mach -yinlente, that 14 . * tery 'N'T 4Pisilk hundr ed itpUsei bec4tpc .a F 4oy tlle . . . , , 6 4 1 11CRAWGIF., MAIM-LANE, MAY 23.--Thore is Tit a short supply of Wheat arrived this day, and .. ''C general sales ace at an increase in price of .:I.s, and r quarter--Ilarley likevrize in short supply, and 14 tg,, -- heavy avy iale-Beans of both sorts 2 s. Perinarter higher-There are tolerable supplies of, and mks thereof at little variation-Peas aleo,:-- " Du jla. Like: *lines upwards. OAR t.ti. cuss.% wed AS UNIDIR : .7.Peag, 5225.625. 76 5 . ** Beans C o ld) 1565. , 2s. Od. nee ditto, 78$ . Si s . Tick ditto (old) 635. 695. Od. &Pith. 535. Oats, 4os. 425. 455. ,y, itis. iss. Od . Poland ditto, 45 . . 475. Od. t 46i. - 765. rotxtoe ditto, oos 495. Od. whit e r•r. ots (bona's) 1455. 1 s ;11. Ripe Sited, 401. 441. Os. ''lreiditto §AtASS. Fine your 60s. Gds.---Seconds SSs 60s. FROM THE j..ONDCiN GAZETTE, MA ir 21. tivera ge Price :..1 CORN in England anti Wales; from the erAini- the 14th of May, 180 f- . Ir . h2 ,d r. °R . ie d. . Barley. 6 : 4 1 Beans. Pea.. 11 tii . SP 7 i 41 3 d i 4 3. 3 d. O 5 '.. , 4 6 - 66 5. .5 . N:werage B r i coo f SUGAR, ei i m puted y ffroni the returns made 7. 1 )e week ending hdcy lit, is S6s. 2id. i.er hundred weigt.t. ' LAW INTELLIGENCE. COVET OP KING'S BENCH, MAT VI. THE KING v. GRAINGILR. Mr. SCIVELETT moved for judgment against the Defendant, who was bfought up for judgment early in the term, as we have already stated.'for spitting lit the ftce of Mr. Shelton. The lorovocation he hag], received was, that Mr. Shelton had three weeks be fore called him a jacobin and a rascal. He met Mr. Shelton in the market-Place at Leeds, arNd asked him Why he had used, that language, who returned for an = swer, that if he used it, he supposed it was the truth, When the Defendant spit in his face, and the bystan- ders exclaigted, damn him, do fOr him, he is a Las celles. The whole arose out of an electiOn squabble. Mr. TOPPING had obtained time, in order to file affidavits on, the part of Mr. Shelton, but he was ill, and could not prepare them. Lord ELLEN/OM/ON now animadverted upon conduct of both, parties, and declared that neither could trium,p). • The language imputed to the Prose. tutor by the bye-standersv and which he had not deg. hied, and the assault combined by the Defendant, in consequence octhe provocation which fie isec" . eived from the low, vulgar epithets bntoweci upon him by Mr. Slielton, proved, that bOth parties had,egti:itly , fcrfeited character of 'gentlemen. Mr. Justice GROSE in passing sentence, said, that the offence of the Defendant was much extenuated by the circumstances of the Prosecutor firing an attorney. —He then adjudgid the Defendant to ray a fine of 6s. fid. Tilt imi u. DONN Mr. GARROW shewed cause against the rule ob tained by the Attorney General last Michaelmas Term, for a rule to shew can why a criminal infor mation shbuid not be ranted against the Defendant for establishing a public Joint.stock Company of Dis tillers. The information was to be founded upon the Act of Parliainent, commonly called the Bubble Act. 'This Act the Learned Counsel contended, did rot extend tq every company instituted by means of transferable shares, but only_ to such as either mani festly' in 'their 'constitution or in their actual' conse quences tended to the injury of the King's subjects, in their lawful business, affairs, and eormherce. The only case that had occurred was to be found in Strange, aild'4lso in Raymond's Reports, 1362 ; but_ that was a case, where the exreriment had been ac tually tried, the speculation was a mere bubble, and the public bad been actually cheated, so that it might very well be called in the language of the Act a nui sance. In this case, unless it was a manifest and palpa ble fraud from the beginning to the end, the Attorney- General ctiald not say that it did in the language of the At, manifestly tend to the injury ofthe King's subjects, in their lawful trade, business, affairs, arid commerce. This hec untended was nothing ip r e thin a tior part nership. The ply proposed try Mr. Dodd was, to raise a capital of 200,0001, by 2000 "shares, Which were to be transferable, and the ol l ject of this distil lery was to supply the public with wholesome sifirits, whereas the reat distillers ! who possessed a much larger capital ! at present exercised a monopoly, and sold, as all monopolists would, a bad commodity at ther own price. The whole'of this plan, lie said, was only a fair partnership, was excepted ciiit of the act, and ought not to subjeCt the party to a criminal punishment for a nuisance.. The Court rose early, and Mr. Gmlnow concluded his 'speech rather briefly . , in order to give those tted 7 tlemeu who were to follow him in the argument, Messrs. PAR*, JERVV, LAWEI6 and ADOLPHUS, an Opportunity tq speak to the case more fullyon Monday. . LORD QLENTWORTH'S MARIMAGE.—III our. Paper of Thursday last we gave qn account of the motion , made in the Court of Chancery in Dublin, on the preceding Saturday, by the Attorney-General for • Ireland, on the subject of the marriage of Lord GI.ENTWORTH and Miss EDWAR4O. It appea'red from the statements made in Court, that the Noble Lord had been hitt rec ently introgueed to the' family of Mr. BsittnstAii;the young la d's rather-in-law, by Sir Cpistu.ss Onmsar; but that his • yisits had' been frequent. An attachment .was formed 14etween the young_ couple, which eqtriiiig to the knowledge of the ife.arl of LIMERICK, Lord GL/bITWORTM was instantly made a ward of the Court of Chancery, and at the instigation the gatl; put under a close arrest by Lord PlAanspprow,the Comnirder in Chia, for being absent front his regiluent without leave. An order of the Court to prevent any intercourse between Lord GLENrwonprandMiss EnwAnets was also obtain ed, a copy of which was served on Mr. and Mrs. BRAU MAN, and also on MajOr GRoGAN, Brigade Main of the forces in the garrison of Dublin, inwhos custody Lord p;.ENTWORTH had been placed. The Minor remained in confinement for several days, but at length threat ened to sue o f it a writ of Habeas Corpor, in consequence Of which he was liberated, the arrest nOt beint'eonsi dered justifiable. On Easter Sunday last Miss ED WARDS eloped from her father's house, at,ei it is thought that a marriage took place on that *day ; the young couple', however, remained seeretly'in town for a few days, 'and then proceeded to Qi.:otland, from whence a Certificate of their Marriage there was lately , received in Dublin. • t.• After the affidaiits had be in read, .and ;he minatiqes were ciiicluded, thei.ord Chancellor sjated. HisLiardshipeitpiesied the strongest Indignation at the trsuine., don, and• from *hat, apeired in Court that day, said it was highly:lrriptblarit that Mrs: eauinan shola undcgo a further ciarniziatiOr; • but which, from respect to tbe sister 161 Sir Jonah •-lituelpgton,'land the delicate state of health in which she viax're freseaft4 to be, „he would not require her to be in open Court. Isis I "Adship said he Would •ocrler an attach:tient to: be Issued agaidsl:Mrs.t. which fiCo*etoer he would order to remain in 4! odal - itatil she was morel - 01y interrogated; and until he shoUld .. betrOrs fully.satithe'd soil that in the mean time Mr. Attoiney- General, and the other Counsel for Lord Litnerick, should frame suc h interrogatori.:i as they should deein adviseable. With regard to Mr. Bsiauntan, his Lordship ebnsidered there were not grciludl 'to issue an atfachnieat against hire, although his Lordship by ntl means considered his laudable,.'but de fi cier4 lance *which should ' ife been manifeated as the hail and of his family. • • • Saturday Mary Power was char with big ; •w7,l at the 1-latto t qarden Otfice, in hiving Pi:a t tic : 4 - W. Welsh, bY . banns, 1406, her husband Ffro . atir. ve rs, to 7:ninn she 7a-as rhaiTied in 1140 turn , still the lady acknowledged to ;he tee the offence with which sloe was charged; but - statod that her first husband ha 4 x wo or three otIO wird, r that his neglect 144 driven her to seekcootu4lid a iss in the arms of Inother. The • Mag istrate or dered the business to stand over for further inquiry'. NAVFIC4I m'rELL*Eths. FALMOUTH, MAY 20. Yesterday arrived the Amite Excise outer, and has brought in with her the French privateer les Deux Frerei, of two guns and 28 men ; her comple ment was 45 men when she left St. Maloes. She had madp two capture's, viz. the Esther from Cardiff for' igney, with, oats, which was retaken by the ACTIVE ; and the !trig Active of Plymouth, from thence bound t 9 Liverpool. The BETSY privateer, of Plymouth, succeededin retaking tile brig, and hl.s arrived with her in Motutts Bay. Arrived also the ship John, LEWSTON, from Gi braltar for London, out five weeks, vith currants ; the brig Emeline, WATEMAN, from London, in ballast, to load for the Brazils; the Cyrus, Doesor, from Sun derland ; the brig Henry, MEEK, from St. Michael's for Poole, with fruit ; the Mary Ann, SittrmAN, from Portsmouth for the Brazils ; the Pomona, FORD, from. Liverpool for Poole ; the Heart of Oak,'SA: lan WOLLER, from Chepstow for Chatham.—Sailed his Majesty's gun-brig Iwrztucebtr on a cruize. TRURO, MAY 21. On the 19th 1v1a4., in the Charibbee Sea, Captain PITRE fell in with a French schooner privateer of 10 guns and full of men, which he finight in close action for three hours and beat off. On the 20th, the packet, thus gallantly preserved, arrived ai .latriaica. Capt. PEThE and three kA . his brace fellow; were wounded. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 422. Sailed hi E• ?,t lajesty's ship ENDl•sl roxwithacf. 7ey for the Downs. The BELLE POLTLE, Capt. BRISBAN:i, will sail in e few days with a convoy fir the Medit27.-ranei.n. The CHISEONNE frigate, Captain WArNwttiotur, is fitting for foreign service. The SPEEDY sloc.p: Csopt. MUDDLE, this morning made the signal for convoy to Newfoundland and Halifax. The LORD ELooN, DE VONSHIRE, and MONARCH, outward-bound East In diamen, are arrived at the Motherbank, from the River. The HYI-ERION frigate, of 32. glins, having received tome injury, by being run foul of by one of the convoy, in her passage to Portsmouth from the Downs, the REs . israscE frigaw, Captain ADAM, is under sail;ng orders for tile Mednet ranean, in her Clace, and will sail to-morrow, if the wind is fah - , for ork, from whence she takes under conisoy the 54d regiment, fpr Gibraltar. Rear Admiral TYLER arrived here this day, but will not hoist his flag till Tuesday next. Wind Arrotturart tar s.—Captain Israel pilew, to be Paying CCIITI mis;ioner afloat at Plymouth; Captain Fellows, to the Conqueror; Captain Cumby, to the Polyphemus, biting at this port for Ad miral Rowley's flagi Captain H. Lambert, to the iphigenia ; Cap tain enwicit, to the Combatant, at Chathaiii ; Capt. F. Douglas, to the Peruvian at this port. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Cava's% R. Pigot, to fa Nyrnpbe, Vice Shipley, deceased and Lieurtaibt I3ench, of the Hibernia, to the Blossom, vice Pips. Sir Joseph Yorke has commisAotted the Christian the Seventh, at this port. DEAL, MAY 22. Arrived a 0 sailed for the River the . Fenny priva tee'r;.Capt. BOSWELL, from ; cruize. Sailed through Dprns from the River several transports, for it Portsmouth.—Wind S. , YARMOUTH, MAY 2R. Sailed the MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Admiral RUSSM,L, on a cruize ; Vixen gun-brig, with convoy, and SEA LARK schooner. Airived the 4itcnEE gun-brig, and ~.• has brought oyer the Officers c.l the FLORA frigate (lately wrecked on the Ditch coast), which they picked up a t sca in a Dutch schuyt.—Remain in the Roads thq ROEBUCK, Admiral DOUGLAS ;' NASSAU, STATELY, and PROSELYTE sloop of war, and a trans port marked L E with stores • for the Baltic. FROM LLOYD'S UST. GRAVLS).#4I), MAY 22.—Pasied by the Flora, Anderson, from Malta ; and Elizabeth, ---, from Heligoland. ' Sailed the Thomas, Simpson, for Gotfenburgh ; Hannah, Davies, for Cork; Active, Harris, for Guernsey ; 'Mervin, Evans ; Swan, Green ; and 'Cambrian, Phipps, for Gibraltar. The Jphn, Gritton, of Hull, and the Christiana Frances, Ben nett, of London, for tht Mediterranean, were captbred on the 17th November, two days after leaving Falmouth, by the Marche French frigate, from Cberburg, In lat.' 48. 16. long. 10 W. the former was yunk anri the latter burp!. On the 18th December, in lat. 40. long. 17. W. the frigate fell in'sVith a Portuguese brig, on board of which she put the crews of these two vessele, and they were landed at cake Coast Castle, ofi the 10th January.- DISTRIBUTION pr.ORIZg:MONEIr: The Naiad, k i r the sietentials of the Mars, June *B, 1805, and the Wells, Sept. 10, 1805,',111 be paid on board, and recalled on Wednesdays and Fridays, at No. 22, Surrey-street, Strand. ' The Resistance, for • the capture of the Marengo' and. Rene Pottle, March 8,1806,708 be pad on board, and recalled. 41 No. p, New Broad street. • • 't• . The Diana, for-the eapkute of Jr, chadotte, Feb. 18, 1807,441 be paid on boatel on Wefineitliy nest; 'aod Wand op 'Tuesdays sad Ffidlip,.ilt-4 4 14 111 C.ledisea dtAS. • • . • . . • ApriffiiiA; Sir CtiARLES BRISBANE ponnnan from.Port Royal, Jamaica, on the 20th of APtlli and with' the eany.gy fiinn'the platy of tendez - 'vans on 'the Ist " • • MELAT*4IOI.IfI.:AIIAB7*PIIIL.—frif..FOIII_,, wife of roan,' * Olf Down, Ire l and ? and eldest: dailhtet • the • lath #lght . Hon. WILLIAM BRowNl.6*,.wot.coTlittociky:se'nnight, in apparanly perfect • health, to • the rent b't Ides, LOTUSIOTTEN *LAW in Dublin : *bile seated at the eard.t le, eke found herself seized with"itiddeti indisposition, and beir, near her accoischoulti of her , twency.first child, Considerable arm waieliciied, and medit'al assistance was instantly tang in 1 Mrs. -T ornEN iti pferea every accommodation • her house afforded' but s. ending . herself much recurred, ,ieldedko' natural nerpuise of wishing to - be . m her own house, /in then an octagon, and was conveyed *toiler cpizh f ectimpaniel her sister, the . Countess of pa** Auk; 3pd he ; r . On, Mr. FOlo but Wove they ar:. rived at the hthpie,. the ifitfl spark had•ficiviikia *it tr ot am i a ble wife anti intoiher; **oiled left her foOld lilt:bent it lair boas hop:0,111 - 41 the biliehAourof -ranic and f o guni t .was f4pught e, lifeless corpse. She hap left-nine - childres, A- M 4 %to, Mrs. Loyri'her - inuihv, knit - all Mrs. Folio's friends, are in-' consolable. The Cotulti4as of Dattro.sy itmt "otultess 4 Vzscc are ilso . linterstik.the sed. • 4 .•4 FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 21, tBOB. ".Copies of Letters from Captains Mason and Bathurst, 'Orbit Mae jostes Ships Daphne and &bent, addressed to Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, and transmitted to the Hon. William Wel • lesley Pole by Viie-Admiral • aitses Saumares. His Majesty's Ship D4lnte, April 26, 1808, off Lessor. Sir—Judging froni the cargo of the sloop destroyed on the 22d, that the rest ofthe enemy's vessels at .Flodstrand were also loaded with provisions, and de stined for the relief - of Norway, I conceive d it Iv be an object to attempt getting them out ; and the offi cers and crews of both ships having volunteered, I, last night, sent three boats from this ship, and the Tartarus two, all under the direction of Lieutenant William Elliot, Firs: cf the Daphne, accompanied by Mr. Hugh Stewart, Master • Lieutenant Boger of the Royal Marines ; and Messrs. Beazely; Durell, Elliot, Moore, and Aytoli, Midshipmen; and Lien. tenants Gittins and Patterson, and Messrs. Septford, Lussman, and Andrews, Midshipmen of the Tarta rus. They were towed near the shore by the Ft rward gun-brig. They found' the vessels mote - ed close under the fort of the castle, which mounts ten guns, with hawsers fast to the shore ; and immediately on get- . ting to them the alarm was given by some Danish boats, the Danes instantly forsook the vessels, and the castle and three other guns began, and kept up a heavy fire of round, grape, and musketry ; many of the shot went through the hulls and sails of the ves sels ; netvithstanding which the five boats cleared the herbeur of all but two brigs, both light, and one of them with neither sails nor rudder. As no credit can accrue but to those who planned and executed this cnterprize, I trust, sir, I may be allowed to ex press to yGu my admiration of the steady dolour and good conduct of Lieutenant Elliot (whose behaviour at all times led me to expect it from him); as well as every officer and man employed in it. He speaks in the strongest terms of the courage and steadiness of the officers; petty-officers, seamen, and marines of both ships. I am happy, Sir, to add, that the lost is very trifling on either side, which I am surprised at,' having observed from the ship the heavy fire kept up by the enemy. A Danish boat, with fivetnen'in, having the temerity to persist in endeavouring to re take one of the vessels, although repeatedly warned by Lieutenant Elliot, tbe: latter was obliged with his people to fire in their own defence, and three of the five fell ; on our side there were three wounded by the enetpy, and one by it l istake, but none badly. Amongst the iermer is Lieu6anant Elliot, which, with his being an Old Lieutenant, and. a very deserving officer, will, I Itrast, be an additional inducement with you to reconirriend him to the notice of my -Lords Commissioners . of the inclose a list of the wounded. There is a man slightly wounded belonging to the Avtarus but I have not learnt the nature of his wounds. All but my 'First Lieutenant and one seaman ate able . to do duty. - I have the ho nour to be, Sze. • ;:( Signed) s.. MASON. • ' As from the papers being taken away I shall not be able coilend you reoliect account of the priiesnt preseht, I shall only add that there are • § brigs, of appaantitly Xnain 190 to 190 ions, deeply 4es .with • grain and ptovMwas. ' 3 fliton' of about' 110 tons each, twit deeply Weil side*, sad one light. ' • 1 schooner of aboat t : tons, deeply laden as absv* sloop f about 90 so steeply listilsein AIM. - A List of OlOcers anal Seamen bektnglineici bls Majesty's Ittip Mailin, Esti. -Captain, and rartarus . 3)04p, Esir-acting,•Congponder, wounded on die 2Stleof sing ;ape, in efittjng out ten 'Vessels frontTledstrand, owthetiCoast of Judand,ladesswith RsOtldoats, tits supposed to' be bound to, bithwey. • • •"' '-•••• a • * • Li4ririie.—Lieutensiit . Willisna Eniot, severe contusion on the aid* . Of the rigiik thigh, a splinter when On board One of the enemy's • vessels. , • ' • • • .* v • • : • Mr. Hugh Stewart, Master, slig h t Contusion to the elhor, re ceived when'in the alt of-boat:ding. s ! • • •••• . Henry Ted, Swain, punctured wound in the neck by one of the Daphne's crew having mistaken hint for a Dane. WiEiim Johnson, seaman, lacerated vaotmd In the hand by a splinter, when on board one of tits etterny'rveissels. ' l' • • aut•ratause—One man sligfitly wqiinded: • • • • • ' (Signed) r. KAMM. . His Majesty's Ship Salsette, 4 Ystad, May 1. Sir—l peg to inform :yon, that I ' yesterday cap tured, after a chace of five hours, from under Moen island, the Danish privateer 'Kratbenninde,Christian B. Oxhblm, Commander; mounting`eight guns and 31 men, out five days from Copenhagen, and had made no capture. I have the fionour to be &c. (Signed) • w. Barittlatr. Extract of a Letter from Mr. John T. Curry, Commander of the Royal George Yacht id the Service of the Revenue, to the Comnessioners of the Excise at Edfiburgktand transmitted to the Hon. W. W. Pole by the Secretary to thin Board. Being off Wick on Sunday the Ist of May instant, I received information' tram a' fishing smack that a privateer was upon the cgait, and could not then be far cif, I made sail and `Stood out to sea, and soon found the iabrinatiOn I had received . to be perfecily correct, for I observed the enemy in shore in chase of several vessels, abbot live P. M:'‘Senth Ronaldshi then beating 'N. /4. W. distant about five or sit miles. I made all sail instantly, . and gave chace, the 'wind being then S. W. The privateer, as sobn as the per. eeived what was; ticked, and st odd! idtay before the Wind with a press of sail, and seemed at first to gai4 upon us, ; but ii 'springing up a smirt breeze vie gra. dually approached hini, when lie began to fire hi; stern chicers, - which did us no injury& At i leniyi I had the pleasure of laying hinf alongside -after a seven hours . chace, about one - olchock bra the morning ofthe 2d, when I gave her nwhOle broidside,'and wore r - and and gavelier anotlser,'When she struck: ' " Upon btr4rditig I found het eh be the Passe Par taut, commanded b y Jean luida Vaudhorni, of Ostend, ;logger riga (wlth a 'View ti eittelve) mounting 16 guns, feint and elkht pounders, witfif6&•rneit, but only 44 on bOard. She had taken a bit frorn pundee, in ballist for America, and a sldop froth .Behff; also in ballast; t ae slay lseihre'Hind when I Observed her'she had just boarded a sloop of this which was in ' ichece‘ several §thelVessels, would - have .ine titahly been captured kad - I nothove in sight. • 4 rhere are nine Englfsh prison*rs on-board the pei vattierVerttch td Leithwith vds. ' • • Boysl °epic, • May'sßoad,• .' • . ' - 'P. S. There are none of the crew of the privaVer hurt. She ilk fi'r'e-Vessel; sells fast,'upward = of 100 tons, five mo m s cad, gpci very k for the F Ire lug ' service. • • n • ' • LearlitititarylPressedans, Bankrupts, Bcc. see the rest Pagel Jet 1