Star. — London, England, 1803-01-31 00:00:00

FRrETIOLD LAND and' YTI I ES, near MAIDENHEAD , ERNS, TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION —By Mr. HAWKFS, At - le !..;.n Icn, Nla,denly ad. cn the tld, of nbru...ry, at One tit ,t;n1;.13 previous acceptable Off,rs are mad, for the A CAPITAL PILEEIIOLD ESTATE, con filling of all that very Even, nail.d 1.01 1 0 i's, in th, v.ipattn. of James Alldridr, at Coolchnt; up viz! of N;tt:ry -three Acres of exce"-nt Arable, lVietdow, and l.atd cats utive Right of Marih :ma Upland Com mon, the valuable great Tythcs of :,bout Four I lorlr.d Arr. a of Laud, con;iguous to ti.: Farm, II: the l'arifh of Ceeh!.am aforefaid. The S,ttimion of tht, Lilac is admirably adapted to form the c..v4l,te Villa. The Lands are for,ularly fertile, lying to Southern aipeas, preit‘tim , ' i nn umerable views ey: ,Ily ca w of.ve at d bcantiful. The Dwelling-Houfe, which is in the centre ui t Grounds, may, at an city expcnce, be converted Eton a emmodious Refidenee. The Neighbourhood is truly reipeaable, remarkable for excellence of Field Sports, and pro- Cation of Game. The Premifes arc Three Miles dißant from Maidenhead, Eight front Henley, and Nine from Windier. To be viewed Ten Days preceding th, Sale, when Particu lars may be bad on the Premifcs; at the Sun, Maidenho-d ; Poft-Office, Henley ; Cattle, Windier ; Mr. Barron's, No 79, Stand, where a Plan of the Eitate may be ken; and at Mr. liavekes', Reading who is authorikd to treat for the fame. _ • Fre= ihs LONDON GAZETTE, January 29• D OWNING-STREET, JANUARY 29. The KING has been pleated to appoint WrtL- Liam I)RUM MOND, Efq. to be His Majelly's Am baffador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the I Sublime Ottoman Porte. The KING has alfo been pleated to appoint 13uott Eccior, Efq. to be His Majelly's Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Court of Naples. The KING has been pleafed to appoint ANTHONY MERRY, Efq. to be His Majetty's Envoy Extraor dinary and Miniiler Plenipotentiary to the United States of Arneiica. The KING has been pleafed to appoint EDWARD TOORNTON, Efq. to be His Majelly's Secretary of Legation at the Hague. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE•OFFICE, JANUARY 26. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Genrge RoAber to be Firft Lientenant,vice William Johnftone, iuperfeded. Dated Jan. 3, 1803. Commiffions in the Ayrfhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated No• vember 24, 1802. George Clarke to be Adjutant. Jahn Bell, fen. to be Qiuter Dr. William Donaldfon to be Surgeon. Commit ions in the Kircudbriizht and Wig town Regiment of North Britith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 22, 1803. Stewart Murray FullartJa, fifq. to be Major. Gordon Maxwell, Gen:. to be i.itutt uanL Commiffions in the Invernefsfhire, dee. IFgirnent of North 13ritifh Militia, figned by ?be Lord Lieutenant. Dated December 24, 1802. To be Captains—The Hon. A-chibald Feder, George Grain, Efq. Alpin Grant, Efq, Mafterton Robertfon, jun. Ef Robert To To be Lieutenants--Tbomas Waleot, James Grant, Lawton, °harks M'Grqpr, and Andrew fvfacdonal, Gents. To be Enfigns—Dugald Cameron, Donald Macdonald, Ro. beet Stewart, John Munro, Alexander Grant, and Ronald M'Gregor, Genet. To be Surgeon—Robert Grant, Gent. To be Adjutant...Witham Wilton, Gent. Dated September 7, &Ilea. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Grubb , late al-Virginia. North America, afterwards of Jermyn-ftreet, St. James, Virettninfter, mu chant. BANKRUPTS. William Wood, now or late of Liverpool, Sour-dealer and chap man, to furrender February aa, 33, and March ta , at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Freckleton, Barnett-14'M, Liverpool. Joreph Teefdak the you of Softon,Lineolnllgre, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 5, as, and March la, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Militer-fquare, Fenchurch-Street, London. Edward Prefgrave, of Spalding , Lineolnthire, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 5, t 5, at one, sad Marcia is, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Draws, Billitcr.tquare, Senchurchareet, London. Thomas Prickett, late of Warwielt-coort, St. Andrew, Witham, Middlefex, money-fcrivener, Feb. a, it, and March a, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. carter, Staple's-Inn. Samuel Burnett, of Petersfleld, Southampton, and dodalming, Surrey, vatualler, dieter and elapman, Feb. 14, at three, Feb.ls, at cal, and March [2, at twelve, at the Red Unp in:l, Peterafteld. Attornies, Mr. Charles Lreetham, Peoria field ;or Nleffrs. W. and E. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, London. Thomas Wright, late of Leeds, Yorkthire, merchant, ((urviving partner of Matthew Cawood, late of the fame place, mer chant, deceafed,) Feb. is, a 6, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds, and March scat Svc, at the YOTIL Torun, York. Anomie', Mr. Janie' Lambert , Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mefirs Nebolfon and Upton, Leeds. Godfrey Calton, of Shi Said, Yortfhire, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Feb. 12, LI, and March 12, at three, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornica, Meth.. Parker and Belt, Sheffield ;or Mr. Elagrav Salithury•firear, Strand, London. William Hull, of Upper Boddington, Northatoptonfhlre, and Lawrence Hull. of Banbury, Ozfordfhire, caw-dealers, dealers and cbapmen, and copartners, Fels. at, 14, and March is, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, in Banbury. Attornles, Meths. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-fquare, London ; at Mears. Watford, noldby and Watford, Banbury. William Rogers, late of Dipley-Mill, pan& of Hartley-Wint ney. Southampton, rrithr and mattfter, Feb. 14, is, and March ra, at eleven, at the George Inn, o.llham. Attorney, Mr. Raggett, Odiham, Hants. Mark Quayle, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb, ag. l‘Larch 8, and 11, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool- Attorney, Mr. Norris, LiverpooL Robert Charles Porter, of Kingllon-upon-Hull, ironmonger, dealer and elsaptnan, Feb. 8,1,, and March is, at eleven, at the Croft Keys lon, in Kingfton.apon-Hull. Atlonity, Mr. Gale, in Hull DIVIDENDS. Feb. a 6. Thomas Markland, now or late of Bolt nn-le-Mnors, I.ancalhire, cottnn-ntauutatturer, cl-aler and chapman, at • eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bolton-lcabloora. Feb. 15. John Deaeove, now or late of Manner-row, Wal worth, and of Lambeth, Surrey, corn-dealer and hart:lvy. man, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. at. Job , . Vert., of Oxford-11dd, Middlerz, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. irtard Kirwan, of Great Prit 1)1,13Itn, Coachntakers, to foirs.odu tbt ith eau (43 of am: alb of March. STQE[STRATIONS, &c. TN SCOTLAND. William Jack!.ll. grazier avid cattle cicalee, I,tt io in Ma- Fair —Crali:. , ts *sleet in Sitr.C.•:, - , line. Bridgeo.: r. Vl.n.ary, tar, Iv, •i'cloelt, tanor • f a •'l' re at :11.1Ir T • el.rtiary, to: hu!. !t”.. I rn.rclw•.•• Edinhi•r, , gat. are: I.w :IV/ .1.11 a! •rh-ir office eccei‘r .1 i.i , •driol •-• tor, our: 'be e•h t ehru..ry from the t• :ifte- I. : Jamey tin! , •-• wt.-chant*, (a.rrw Indlg% %.• It II Wskiana Martlaell, .w. •••• • divi,ti tad oil 'tip Ante Shade, To 4 r. I • jyr , a 4ev. , 1 • v. , kin" chan.b.:r. it war jf. .1, And imagua twiLte. • - • ' LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 31. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY 3 per C. Red. 71 k Short Ann. 44 1-t6 3 per C. Conf. 74ai India Stock zo9i 4 per Cent. Conf 814 Excheq.Bills, par Is. prem. s per C. Ann. zooit (Minium ail dif. 5 per C. 1797. to3th Lottery Tickets a 71.165. Long Ann. lot 3-16 Conf. for El b. acc. 7I DUBLIN, •JANUAR• 27 —Sroen Exc HANGC. i 3 1 per C. Gov. Deb. 83 82U-5 per Cent. Gov. Dtb.pB3. Comic of Eschange—Dublin on London 114 I. No foreign mails of any kind have arrived fince our laft. We are happy to learn from Ireland, that the flate of the county of Limerick is very different from the alarming reprefentations which have been made of it. In confequence of Mr. WICKHAM'S Vila to that county, and of his communications with General PAYNE, (the Commanding Officer of the Difti ia,) and with the principal Gentry, it has been thought advifeable by Government to decline any extraordinary interference, under the conviftion, that the ordinary courfe of the law is fufficient for the prefervation of tranquillity. The report that the Infurredion AC was to be extended to that county is therefore unfounded. Mr. WICICHAbt returned to Dublin from his ex curtion on Saturday fe'onight. Various letters from . Tarnalca, St. Domingo, and America, cor.cur in afiliming, that fume of the French Generals in St. Domingo poifoned them fclves in confequence of a dtteCfed plot. This in telligence has score foundation than was at firft imagined. The White Proprietors in St. Domingo have been greatly oppreircel and difgufted by the French Government and Army, and the profpeds to them refulting from the extirpatiOn of the Blacks are of the moft gloomy complexion. Hence they began to difcover, that if the Confular Army triumphed, they would be in a worfe fitnation than living as they have done, in a fort of alliance with the fr:e Blacks. Under thofe imprellions, it is 1 1 laid, Come of the White Proprietors intrigued be• tween the revolted Blacks and the French Officers, with the view of forming a new eftablifhtnenr, and expelling the Confular Army. Gen. DUCUA was at the head of this plan ; and all the Blacks under LECLERC were fuppofcd to be well affected to it. The difcovery is faid to have made General DUGLIA poifon himfelf, and to have occafioned the removal of the Blacks on fhip board, or into awful; thefe Blacks being more dreaded than the others on accofint of their difcipline. Since the Taft of ficial French accounts, the Blacks have attacked the Cape and St. Marc, but have been repulfed.— Port Repnblicain, it is laid, they have taken by norm, making a dreadful maffacre, potting all the white men, women, and children to the fword. This happened early in December. Every effort is made by the French Government to reinforce the troops in St. Domingo. The fol lowing letter flews at once the exertions employed, and the little hopes of fuccefs. It is dated }here, z 3d January :- 1 "We are here very bufy in fending out more viaims to the Weft Indies.—zooo fail tomorrow, and a very large force is preparing; it is laid 6•,000. If they (boutd fond roo,ooo, the yellow fever will provide for them all.-27,000 men have fallen un der this diforder. An Officer who left St. Domingo one month ago Aiwa me the ietuaLreturns—not a houfe remains ftanding in the ntry—every thing is levaled to the ground, or burst. A white perfon dare not move half a mile from the centi. nels, without tire certainty of being murdered. No quarter is given. The blacks, in dying, will not take quarter. He afrured me that, under the ftroke of the bayonet, they declare death to be prefer able to (Livery. The cruelties on both fides are dreadful, and are even incredible. Frequently fifty or one hundred of thee unfortunate wretches are conveyed ten or twelve leagues to lea, and thrown overboard, tied back to back, though they are ge nerally firft fuffocated in the hold. I do not doubt the veracity of this Officer. Indeed his account has been confirmed to me by others." On the lad December, the Governor and Coun cil of Effequibo and Demerara, and the difrias thereunto belcnging, publiffied a Proclamation, notifying to the inhabitants, that ANTHONY MEsa. TENS, the newly appointed Governor General of thole Colonies, had arrived with the Batavian troops, and after the Colonies had been duly fur. rendered to the Batavian Republic, had appeared in the Council affembled, and delived his commif. lion from the Batavian Direltory, as Governor General, which conunitilon is as follows : The DireCtory of the Batavian Republic, to all whom thefe prefents may come, Health. Be t known, that, having judged it neceWary for the ad vantag- and lets ire of the country to appoint a Governor G.:reval for the C.,:onies of Effequibo And 11:rn:!3ra, Kr hereby came and appoint fuch t Govenon t!le perfon cf A%THOMY MRERTERS, .4; :Owl: abint'es, and vigilance, we can reiv, elArging him to conduCt himfelf in his :recording to the oath he has taken to Icr. ronntr.y, and Aper.ibly to the duty of a good and taitirtirl Gurcti.o General, according to the ;narrations he hat reeeived, or Mall hereaf ter receive, hereby commanding all, and every one to acknowledge , refpeet, and obey the above named ANTHONY MEERTINS, in the before mentioned ca pacity, and to render him every aid and aaillance in whatever he may judge for the advantage of the Colony. Done at the Hague the t tth May, tgOS. SAMUEL VAN HOOOSTRAATEN, V. P. By order of the Direften y. j. DASSEVAEL." The Governor and Council then diredt and or der, that the faid ANTHONY Meserstis fhall be acknowledged and obeyed as Governor General of the Colonies of Demerara and Elliquiho, by all the Colleges within the faid Colonies. They add, that all the inhabitants within the fame are ; i v", jaao releafed, by the refloration of the colonies to the Batavian Republic, from the oath of ficlilety which they took to his BRITANNIC MAJESTY at the time of their furrender, and they require them in confequence to take an oath of fidelity to the Governor General, of the following tenor : " I promife and fwear, that I will be faithful to the Merc. tory of the Batavian Rtruhlic, ai tie ft:pretre iluthori:y to which I am fubjcift ; to the Cour.c.! of the Americ. a c honica and poffeffions, and to the Governor General of that colonic. ; that I will render them all doe oliedierce; that I will ta.e no part in any cionfpiracies, cabals, or fadlicn‘; but, on the con trary, rapport the general tranquillity, fallty, and o,11.1; e. witiA all my power, and refill every thing that may tad to eatur bance or itjury,and on all oceafioni. condudl myfelf as becomes a gcod and peaceable titizcn and inhabitant, without fuffering either favour or affeEtion, hope of reward, feiir of the Ids of property or life, or any other motive to induce me to fwerve from my duty." All the inhabitants of Demerara who Mall not have taken this oath and figned their names to it in a Regifter, before the 'aft day of January, and thole of Eltcquibo who Ihall not have taken it, and figned in the fime manner, before the laft day of Februaiy, will be compelled to leave the country. Yetlerday morning their Mammas and the PR INC LSS E S attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the Q/F N'S houfe. A fermon was preached by theltev. Dr. GLASSE ; after which DM:ICJ AN LEY paid his refpetts to their MAJISTIES. His Excellency held a Privy Council at Dublin Cattle on Tuefday Tall, at which a Proclamation was oidered to be iffued, to take off the real iftion of quarantine from veffels coming from the pro vinces of Pennfylvania and Maryland, the epide• mic fever having there totally ceafed. Lord Kr LW ARDEN is at prefent indifpofed at his houfe in Dublin. General Paews brother to the Admiral, has been appointed to command the Limerick diftritt, in the room of General Mo..a term The latter, when Limerick was lately menaced with attack, ordered the city to be illuminated, with a view to ke the Rebels when they entered and this me-a. Cure, it is reported, has been difapproved by the Government. Hyde Park has not contained fo great a crowd rinse the Review of the Volunteers, as alfembled yetlerday to fee the fkaiters. At half part three, about four thoufand people were on the ice, and more than double that number on the banks of the Serpentine River, alinoil all of them well-dr...fled perfons. The carriages did not take the ufual road, the road to Ken fington., but went to the Serpentine, and round the ring.—The North fide of the Serpentine was lined with carriages three deep, and the firing of them reached back to the Piccadilly gate,and forward nearly round the ring. Such a bottle of velvet and lilk peliffcs, of muffs, and of tippets, has fildom been feen in Hyde Park Promenade. The fkaiters were numerous; but the chofen band tool their ice facing the carriages, on the North fi de near the Ranger's houfe. Here a party of eight or nine young men of faftrion, difplayed the ornamental flourifbes of the art to the amufement of a numerous circle, many of them perfons of the firft rank. Among thefe (kaiters were the Marquis of Loans, Lord Vit t:sits, Sir J. Saints's', Captains CAULFIELD and UPTON. The ice in this part, protefted from the north winds by the trees, was not fo thong as far ther call, and it obvioufly funk, or rather bent down, as any perfon moved along; notwithftand ing this apparent danger, and the thaw which prevailed, rendering the ice rotten, and unfafe, many Ladies would go on it, forming them felves into parties and endangering their lives.- -A crowded circle was formed round thefe lupe , rior Ihaiters, and the fpettators on the banks were apprehenfive the whole would be in an inliant `(wallowed up. At lall, the ice gave way in a part of the circle, and two ladies, a gentleman, and a girl about 14, funk. Fortunately it was that part of the circle nest the (lime, and the water was not more than three feet deep. The ladies and gentle man were loon got out. leaving their muffs, Cis , pets, and hats floating behind. with no other in jury than a good ducking, and a great fright t but the girl was fo overcome with the fright, that (he was falling down, finking, and would loon have difappeared under the ice, had not Lord Vi LL t Ea s leaped in and Caved her. The dripping party were condutted to the Ranger's houfe. When the ice cracked, br .ke, and the alarm was given, the perfons forming the circle flew off in all direttions. After this accident, the fafhionable party conti nued their amusement as if nothing had happened, and no danger could arife. The Ladies crowded on the ice, walking acrofs in parties in all direc tions, and there was reafon to dread every minute that fifty or an hundred would fink down. At four o'clock, however. the company began to dif perfe, and, we are happy we have not to relate the lois of any lives. Among the falhionahles. Lady HAMILTON was much noticed at the Serpentine, for the elegance of her chefs and appearance.— Her Lailyfhip was in plain white, with a rich white fatin cloak, trimmed with ermine, and lined with amber. NAUTICAL. IPTRLLIGENCE. SHEERNESS, JANUARY' 30. *Arrived the THETIS frigate; the Danifh Ihip Aall, of and from Porfyround, laden with timber and deals, bound to Spain, with the lofs of cables and anchors. • The wind has got round to the weft, and W. N. W. and the Croft feems going away. Several coafters, which were wind bound, are now under way.—Sitiled the Vefuve gun brig (purchafed by )kitifis. Iv s, H avv,a^.d Co.) to the weflward. The head tin:l.:tors of the 7th batallion of the Royal Gan ilon corps is fixed fur this place, under the command of Colonel SWINCCURN I, and our I.vortli y and much re fpefted l.ientenant Gover nor, M.“:oLbl, Bart.: the ftaff remains here as before. - ••- - The Par Officc and Treafury department is fled for this port in (lead of Chatham; lo that one ff. of getitlcruen of thole departments µ•ill perform the duties of Ig.tla ports. - - The f.sysestsc. frigate, which was ordered to Val nio1111:, is r.cw ordered to :he, Downs. PI.VMOU rii, JANPARV 29. --- . - - Yeßerday a filh, very rarely feen in this neigh. bourii.wd, W.IS taken and brought in by one of the tray.ling flonvs of this pntt : it was a very fin: fiurgeon, about four feet long, and weighing o 3 pound::: one of the 11th merchants, wh9 purchafed it, had it packed in a balker made for the purpofe, and hit ev:niiig fent it off in a fi!h cart for Loa don, where, no dontit, it will fetch a good price. Sailed the HAZARD, of 18 guns, on a crume. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 29. Capt. NeviLLl is appointed to the PORT MAHON floop of war, vise GROSS6TT. TIIC BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns, is taken into Dock to be repaired for comnilifion. The Su P r RB, axew fhip of 74 guns, is ordered for Commit!: in. The CItRBFRUS frigate, Captain MACNAMARA. with Majrr•General CH V ItCH ILL on board, is hourly expeCted to arrive at this port from Jamaica. Lientenant•Colonels FLETCHZR, ANDERSON. WINTER, and Lewis, of the Royal Marines, and Captains JANE, RICHARDSON, LYNN, and WINGROVE, are appointed to this Divifion, in the room of the officers who are gone out on retire• ment. Four Firfl and fix Second Lieutenants are alio appointed here, which completely fills all the vacancies. GREENOCK. JANUARY zB. The prevaii:rg windsfince our laR have cur- tailed us of arrivals and Ship-news.—The Clyde, M•Cor.t., at Liverpool from hence ; the Mary, Wu &ATLI-, from Dublin to —; and the Fan ny, CRAWFORD, from Irvine to Ireland, are on (hone near Drogheda ; the Sarah, BOWDEIIp from Charlenon, arrived here on Saturday, after a paf. Cage of Co days—the left the following veffels load ing for Clyde: Crow-Ifle, CAM rims. lefinarvs. LIDLOW Harrifon, %Lawn ; Princely Royal, Mssoyis.—The Betty, Evans, from hence for Cork, was well in &Waft Loch, on the 14th inft. FROM LLOYD% LIST. DIAL; JAN. 3a--Came down and failed the Flanker, Lv tics; and Cumberland. F , for India; Sea Hark, LANGIAT; Leviathan, CLARK; Bachhoule, and the Hannah, HVLIROW, for the South Seas; and (mend other outward-bound vtitels. Came down the Sir Stephen Lathing- toti, for India ; and remain with his Majefty'a Stipa as par laft.— Wind N. N. W. GILILVISIND; JAN. v.—Sailed the Barzillia, CARRY, for St. Kitts; Eagle. Morrifon, for Jamaica; Zephyr, Oars*, for Naples; Swan, Hawats, for Oporto; St. Anne, le BARRI. for Bownicaux; and ohs Liournhall, La wt , foe Dublin. ARRIVED. At Dartmouth, Penelope, Hodge, from Newfoundland, the Confata, Cock ran, from Li!bon; Calliope, Maefe, from Phila delphia; Good Friends, Ball, from New &unhitch; and Wil liam, Sinclair, from —• At Liverpool, Paragon, Han; Emerald. Ritchie; and Neßy, Lawton, Ram Demarara ; Ono.. —, from Button ; Carpenter, Unlike, from Virginia' Adive, William; and William, Smith , from Savannah ;Rolltons Reddic; Prinech Amelia, Mullen: and Jack Park, Waimea fr mJamaica. At Penzance, Dark Cowling, from New foundland, in dittrefs At thierticy, Hope, WhWidll, bent Cadiz; and Jacob, Garzen, from Hourdeaus. Off Helyhmds . Ranger,Onon, from Lace. At Domlnica,Adelphl.l.l= an Mars, Mitchell, from London. At Jamaica Sparks, from London; and Aurora. APGhie. from Jamaica, At Demarara, Montreal. Daoldfon, from Quebec. At Havana*. Gullett, liana Africa. At Falmouth, Adventure. Oak% in anti cw Brunt'," irk; and Soccefs, Leander, trots Ncwfoundialid. —At Grenada, Orion, Ottway, from London; Rofalind,--, from Africa ; and Charlotte, Monter, from London.—At Af rica, Kernel, Pattie; Diana. Redden Iris. M'Donald ; and Spy, Vaughan, from London; EBiutt. Lanka; John and (lames, m.ww. • Elizabeth, Giles, and Dube of Clarence. rum Lives-pc:FL—At Weymouth, the Fanny, Beak, Rom 311' boa, with damage ; Enterprise, Williams. from the Rini' Plata t Ann and Hope, Lang, /rem Batavia ; Stag, Horan. from Mcfftna; and N. S. del Carmen,—, from Bilboc.—At Kiufale, Adventure, Difhap, from licant..—At Waterford. Beaky. Thompfen, from Ciphalonia.—At Cork, Perfereranci Goodwir, from Honduras; and the Santa Rim. .wwirs from liilboa..—At Gibraltar, Saba, l-evel;, from Bolton and Lod Fiction, Harewood, from Newcaftle—At LEM% beak Cady, and Braantiia, Neon, leant London; Mary, MO' .1355., from Ennui Pony, Welch, from Oporto; John. Hancock, and liabelk, Lane, from Liverpool.--At Cowes. j Falmouth, retieitas, Smith, from Virginia, and Venus, Fr i from Telieriffe.—aAt Hoylake,Venua,Dalhill, from Dot° Art-I, frum Bilboa.and Hope, imbeds, from with damage, arid Klicaticth, Meyer, from &boa M..ry Ann, Sallow, from Memo.—At Barcelona, Adams, from I _ondon.—At Leghorn, Benjamin, Butt Yenoiuth • Falter, Popplewell; Foz, Reid. from and Wmiliray, Way, front Laorauw._ 13.md, front Yarmouth, and Joiaph, Bagwell, t. Charitflon, Mary Ann, Ihgatl•,from Landow—. Jane, Gallop, from Bilhoa.—At Clyda, Sarah, Briarrits, Charitfton. At Gibraltar, Ann, Redden, from Virginia. Virginia, Sbtpli.rJhtts, Weil.. from Landau. At Se. • Pilgrim, Phdlips, into Bnltol. At Trinidad, Marla, from London. At the Bahamas, Pinata. Brown, te 011Dnvcr. thc .\.Uvc, York. horn Philadelphia. A Lkinith Up was on klonday I,..nnight wrecked on tellies Beach; tiartean perlons loft th..ir lirr.. Ga of whom were drowned. and !hi. raft died on board Lill oogle the Le weat'ier. The Cow' Delight, AtmilDatig, from CeptaaLads, is Milford, in ei Ur. is L'Am Do. el...salirr, from St. Domingo for Ham, le 14 Mir Dartmouth. The Counters of Sutherland, Cork, from New Bruthrick London. t• loft in St. Amirtmer BIT. Nom Br lA*' The Nancy, 14ndua, tram Virginia fur Jamaica. Dag si Tack Wand. Paragon, Nast; marma ; Calona• from Virginia; mush ; Dalton, Park, Wafters rtichfroesaa.Now- from Off Hal,.. elphl.l.l= arnalea mm Mika. At At Havannah, 'encore. Dkkfoa, a Newfoundland. Roland,—. Andon...—At Al- M.Donald ; and rfon ; John ad Clarence, Scale, from 114. from the River ; Stag, Maw. 'tom Bilbon.—At —At Waterford. ark, Perferamm Atm. fret triton nod Lard Lacs, downd. rat Marg. Mrs' I Oporto; John. ml.—At Com* and Verna, Tow. Frenallakimorro•' dram Dimanma -M realm% WM. , do, Iteardan don , from hincirolda Omen, dArdid , a, front Cornwall. codon.—.At Podia ▪ BowdecOnsi van Vireo& Al o. At tn. I[M% 4, Marta, tfekdort own, from Anita. "racked co Leiden of whom went the inclemency of taloa+, la Pin loM for Haws, k lad few Bruolwick M Bro.tforidt. Jamaica, la kit •I