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~~ THE► EVE (3. t ✓J LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY . 14 1814.• , poop OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT T.WSLVII O'CLOC.S., Reduced 641 65{—Cons. 61641 rt. ddb.—ifor see. 664 ' ' 4 per Ct. per Ct. 9.5.1 es. d iv. --Elensds pir Vs. dis. " New 0=3.161 171—Eldr. Bins Ss. 7s. pt..l.•Lg. Anns. 1,146 797 1 The present is certainty tie Meet important crisis' that has occurred since the' coMmencement of the French Revolution; and the task ;imposed upon the legitimate Rulers of Empires is, .in the present cit.- tunistancesi one of the most difficult that can be cou teived. That Europe needs repose after so many. tears of war and bloodst'ted, will not be questioned;' and that peace may, at thistrionsent be obtained, Ind' on terms which, not long ago, ' would have jteen, rec. koned highly desirable, may be inferriki Irides all-Afte O f i cial and demi-official French-statements, con siderations by which Potentates should be Whit toa d it Seeking the best interests of their respective itaiteri Tre so various and iMTlFllte 4k ..greeing to the i t tent neOrpostbre of affairs, that a roOiv Van coirMkin deg of eautiotf atria prudence, is called for to guide them in their deliberations, True it is that the man who hir-a-lawg periodkas disfurfrid the repose of Eurcrp t i p ,';iiik it i O.e4e,g*;; energies of the French nation, has betels ealliit , htisix-. bled as to assume a tone fat Week What mightUvie been expected possible, ' under i.circum from a review of his previOns sileidle#, - let teem and other public clocurnems; ''Does thinly page now from himself, . or is t t . A, TALLin RAN D, recommended and -acceded.to.llo4l • .1161 milpotary purpose ?- In other words . 114 4 bairn at all changed his principlear his sitainast ... ::; elt ec tt if • •- .-,n.! . 2 ,7 ,)-1..., What has produced the pteselit "teinlianee of as" &ration on the part of the "French Governmenill The answer is obvious : the victories which ha tome time followed the ,aro of the - 4145. 'l4 what ate the circumstanCei*ais have_led , to•theie The right thelerStanding er*fo k N . rm o i xpig 0 bearings, is of great moment, and . . .. r ase discussion than can possibly, ye giviej l / 4 1theik-140 . colittnis of a Newspapera -11ir a c: to o:rrieleriva •Aleilivi It is ebvionsi howtvet ? ' Mat' die Alit& Welt f& r . lady gave fortitude and victory to the Frenclaassaa is dissolved ; and- that the delusion which uniteere4 the other nations, Misled the people, and palsied their Governments, is come to, an end. The peore:o4 here promised unnittubered blessi.)gi free*, .fiwonb domination, havini t rperie• iced all ths 3 :.übjttgation—rapitiee., crneltY, : .is Apo dee limn have at length rhea it* their tiltiatittpatftraj and the chains of the o; peesokhaarstrisen broke& ' - In accoMplishing this teibindsii-:titiefit, the tialffini hare made common cause.; aniktehile they tom m act in queen and with fid e lity -to each other ' , nu reverse ituy steious natareeken blast the fair prop pea that lies before theixi:: they have it,in, tout powei tb command any tams of Peace whiat .they nay choose to dictate; but have they nothing ti)IOSS by granting at the preseat moment the desire Plebe French Government? , ' -- ......., ..,.:''. .I ' :1 1 ; . , The war, as lately Vrrieclpo.l4,446.ltat‘ktlle • 6 war not of the Govdr ti bist4/1 iffeliiilWia, . • ~ . . ••• . .., ' .' "l., _t! Li •., • P carried on 14 they fteilO t Aill 1)4 iii*:, l l 2 C Tar. • but of their Master.. ,, .."li-ate estahrtaitt-itt this period--what iiriabt 40 4 .4 as to- A tad as to Mtroutoia? ' Thealliance will'lose its en!- ' Prier - L -0e troops'illith hagihiaten the enemy will , . • Mk tast . pfu• respective Istnessi—be melted dbwti iti • the inett,effhe people; loie'thiir;militarigsiour and ' ' 1 ii;iiiii• --- ci . —‘. lift VA *tat atilt/O*W . pan separatism ,to ptebidity g uide rOc..4ifticils of ihe criffikitlitrts.' In France, on the eiatret7, the effects will be quite the reverse—the arinias Of BOkAPARTE :will be'rew trnited by the return bt 300,000 veteran soldiers from the prisons of Rtatia, England, and Germany : the people are. one, of far as concerns Government : not having had sufficiently, luiti experience of. the miseries which accompany a war .dirtied alV%thfst 'the interests of the nation—th4iir lie as' 4ainl . aggraniisement or theiaxiividualWihrhas obtainedthe Sovereignty—they will leave inlilinands power suf ficient to put Europe again in flames I the laws re lating to Conscription win by iontlnued ; .and all the jam of French diplomat', -will be employed in the very capitals of the Powers WO dictate-the peace to 0 . separate their interests, and invoke them in quarrels. These are evils and consequences greatly to be dreaded, and they will, no doubt" receive due consi deration from the Allied Poweie,, ~ The' tanper and motive: which excited and kept up the energies of the French arcnies, was nurtured for a series of years: in that of the Allies, the mind, which has given them iiietory, is the creatute of yesterday ; nor is the wis dom and prudence which now guides their councils, ti an older date as to snort of theta. •At war they are tow thore than 6n a par with France.—With peace, if too precipitate, they must desiend to a lower level. The very alarm excited in the breast of the Tyrant by the Proclamation of the Allied Pouter:, addressed not to the French Rulers, but, m " rids ?lust!! NerioN," of which we yesterday laid a copy before our Rea ders, should, and probably will ; serve as an admo nition to the Allied Potentates not to be hasty "'sin listening to any propositions which may come from the trembling crestfallen self-created Emperor; but to wait at least the effect of their own nFiessely Ad; I csa issam... . / _ .6. deist to the French Natitotrw, That it is well cal'cu%' 411110.40 , produtse. a dkoweriul sensation . in France is ' Obvionikalli. tlttuillantOxiiillbsisiMtect sot only upon ,the,Official,docu . e bblish r kin* ( #s a iingr 1 fteitaillet tire editorial'artieiesvds44lli elikkrOlumns I F t li titteni,-official Journals, to y iliffittiatitt#freets. . 'Utioretratsbast MI 'l2a *inviter Jaleasiaits - af -oath'. , en t ittilst**dtemedies (if nut counteraoted 14 ti;;.- Ames ) - wa-ply-aggravate the malady g fat; woolicygfiguers c p r ea. every thing that clutuseita tioscpsiop; .. ltirlt i tdAiFit light; i Thlt d d.. iii.'erff . lo waCh; fortunately for a - main:sisals fmasi 6 10" 41 *. i4 4:rtli . ist.• ltrilltittiVat *fats 'a 2 -: tea,w iied .41104 jil., ripiL &di in. u . :. .1* AWltsttes to ens- . ploy thAtittif anneyetiee4titithottt re- - raking in'irirliltitir y exertions. • • -...----.: _---..z......---7... • t-..: .... . •-ri ! . YFOREIGN MA/LS, . . .• , • - ril • • i _Altie clay Arrived a Dutch Mail, a Cadiz Mail,- as Illtin ien Papers . to the 2d instant. By the first, we , title reeeived intelligence of the safe arrival of Lord eilitsitabiutiftrHolland. The latest accounts men-. !kat Of,litiship having passed througlfAnsiter dant. 'oeSularfauray. to Manheim. He rereiesal every wlierkneftitlfcitthe Ed atest attention. ,-,,,iy, ~. -- • The-suprifts from Itelyere setisfueteery. There,l -• as in every quarter, they are houttliy tired of French' domkritiotil - One fact stated vigr ct6 - 010* t prove l Hi VAC . _ fl, o.nt.c rf iAlandell.; *Jo said that Romehas ,beesitaken pos-1 leestiolled Of thifiterne of the POPE 1.! Ir'retentates 1 g, •.. :1. • ia,7the.,ao blinded as to identify their own interests,., And , that oiabeir people, with those : 4l .. -the Roman! rojia,l444 i 4A/1 trembler far the consequences. ',s4isi ..1 itysi.v)-, a •LEYDEN, JANUARY 4. Sys 111.. tiri:itieil that Lord CASTLEREAOH has passed *rough Amsterdam on hrs way to Manheim, The 049g„a Istiisies; of State of his high station causes Much missaitistwe 'and among other reports, it it as sep--eds .says dispatches of the =ail, iiii‘e. Mstotaissimataro a declaration on the pureed Eng :. . 1 _,,,...., hollikeNtNi make no Peace with a French ianeuriof but iswilling to make it with the-People Zit' Katie's ' -- -." - " Itlit i VO L tissit the King , of Naples has made propeitais"o , the Allied Powers . Ap send 40,0,00 , men fsit hisrstedtion, and likeiriao that they should guarani:tattle stases to him. How far this report, is well foilfide4, time will chew ; meantime kiss' stated in the Florence Papers; that the first Neaptatisaistroops entered Rome on the 25th November ; 'slept h even aa,i4, that the King of Naples has takeri,ptiontirion of ' 4.. that_ city, for:NOl4 the name of the Pe**. .. . ' We Mitii*s• new..from Gorinchen, except ,:,ing tat tvirdi 7 ir three vessels, each laden with a mortar awi 200 bouttS,'hud passed Dordrecht, and • :itilicei.of beaviareillery had passed through tits the nigill‘Q:(Leydril C oated , Jan, 5.) 4 3: -'.." ' 7 " 13ft li ktittt-VoitnE, DECEMBER 29. 1 f il a ltliteit i irdili the fortress of Gluckstadt• was. taken iivtibeEnglisli f who will now proceed against Hater-' allith."-."( Arenas Gaw.die, Jan. - 1.) - ,i'. 7: n i sivck " BREMEN, DEC. 31. • 0 It is understood that his Majesty the Emperor of Russia has committed the administration of the Lordship of fever to his Highness the Duke of Olden :berg. Deputies from ,lever have already arrived at 1 Oldenburg," " VLEUTEN, DEC. 30. . 1 1 .4 .conscript WA at the last ' drawing, was marched atvity from here lids returned today, from il,reasafroaa ,w)sitree he deserted on the 16th instant, withy ,12/iftyttkidiothe,r men, all Hollanders. This n'iinitai,itti in insurrection of the inhabitants tddlrgitle at 4rts t o sonthe 12th asset, they having be come disgusted 'WO sacrificing themselves and their children to Napoleon's ambition and thirst of con quest t that on this occasion they bad plundered •the house or the PiTfcizt;;Olio thereupon fled from Arras, but returned -agairr-od tranquillity being restored. The same spirit of disecintent bad appeared alfround in the towns and villages through wt4h the said con script had. 'passed, and they looked with the greatest Impatience for the downfall of the tyrant. ' ",The dread of the Cossacks was very great in the opeUeOuntry. . . . "ltey ate in hopes of being freed',44,theilr yoke bi the English. The general spirit throughout all 'only was in the same tone, and -, the inhabitant*, oily waited for a favourable opportunity for throwing off the iron yoke. a The same Conscript praises highly the diaposi. Lion of the peasantry in France, to lodge deserters;' and asti,si . thern, in their escape. In that part of France and Brabant through which he passed, there are scarcely any French troops to be found—one only. sees a number of Custom-house Officers and Gens d'Armes. . " About four weeks ago the latter convoyed a party of about six) gallerslayes, and who were to be sent to Toulon, but were, attached in the neighbourhood of Menin, by the inhabitants of the flat country, who liberated the slaves. Of the IRh regiment of 'Hussars which was present at the battle of Leipsic, only eleven men have rezurnecno Arras."—( Utrecht Carrier, January 5.) , .-.............--.._ The BARPLEUR, of 98 guns, Sir E. BERRY, was struck by lightning, at the latter end of October last) . In the Mediterranean. l'he.fluid struck the foretop gallant -mast, which it shivered to pieces ; descended the foretopmast and - foremast, and proceeding through all the decks, tore up part of the lead at the light. _room dour, which is situated close to the magazine l 1 Tilz destruction 4 the ship, howev e r, was providen r.1..1 averted. • font iliticeordwoott rkillteAdllP . 11* PIN* . • g efin j. • _a_ _ _ 411IrIr Mil Ale** . WPM UP6l.olbitn. *Pi r Oger Pik tk A nv.iffig.: t*lvi .1 t: A.eitahoopshimacbs r — griAtirafitiPoitgoi.diAirivgtttrii rc 7 i' ep i l. 'intim, (A anti. to- 4,4 go astir; gig I ' s 4.7 ; te.4"vaietmmirt Et! ib i le4.l6,y, at twelve oticlunt4trOtachanges of artAlEWOWslrcirrof . ,San Fernando, on its journey tit Matriti4B 4l '.. - ••••• • ) s!,••rcX I I . •se 0111ItALTAR, • , o , leer 3,-.* - PRIVATE LET rER. • . • • • Theleyerlsii entirely teased llefe since - of chit month, and on the r3d the port was ripened ; and the place declared free from contAgion. The foik•wereg is the ez4ct rtt*r***l4l.llkr; • zeta*. ;: ediow: 41 . , 4.1 p x4 Royal Artillery - . liersat *O4 ,'' • :Engineer* Corps - - - 11 P .1 6 i: - ... ash Veterans . - 37 : 121 • iip....ip ' 7th Di to . - -. op .. .A „as , 'Detachment. lick Regtnisa '7 .. _7 ')3 11 „as ' 116th Dina - • - I * - r . , i. P 3 MIL or a .41 fr. th Ditto • , ,,,, e,. ,; i z , ini!,. stt #4 •- , coreigti Recruits .' t ~.- IP t vA.:-1. ary , IA it Ai it vv. arrack Artificerit . , IP ... .. &Idlers? Wilms .. a -.a.. - .....411ft..........-- Children . , ..t m. • .. 4 , ii:1 1 411 : . . litkabitants - 'AO 4,4691)A VIM 0 . ..'4 , r1 - ' : -/' ti-.- T 0111164161, • When the disease ccnnmenced . 'shiii**lires 15,600 inhabitants ; and the gareisen . with their &Mi. lies . amounted to 5500. Olt' ilifi l itibibititnts, — neatly • a : . • IL., 1 : • one-half took shelter on boesActsidps, or . Tr forced to encamp on the neutral grounci t ywheve they all con. tinned well., with very few eacelittons t : none . havin* .. hetVAliken ill, after they had:quitieed the pVadeeit dayit.'Vf•thfhthabitants ivh b . reniathetthettc:itt* beyof 78%,‘ upwards of . 341() ho s slahstdAdittiai . in 1804, and who all eseapelo Am well-anthepticatect I Case havis4hPPiitred of ant *WWI*/ the fever a sE4 C 4 VrensW4 the ' reintil s iiii tit than • , •..)-...1 ,c.' ••;.. . •.:. 1.. . ~.,.......___. escaped an attack of the tevets et Ovrqt 0&41411411 of. theigarriton and their fiertilieteseaphie• byte* being encamped outside of the te*ind dwpflifi heights above it, and avoiding an Othciiioi . Oit/tidigliff -i ,_ ~..,...:z •;..- ~:....; . ,t ..1 . , Lucia. it:, MO till the g o . : f t'',l' '-'. l '... J ,, Till r.'" In b In. ; • -•roti. r* , • I I: se appeare d to onginate. spieiy , from gm ,. . . teeing, as every person outside of the - !wail kept listnlselves in complete fect safety ; and the Wit it 0 4 .131 9:010ed. 41 /44 situtiaation with statiectiabiele liter veglectedibitprebetlO•yikiNifiker aPPe Watcd. ;i9"/-m-x•tzt!, 4 . il i 4. f i ni g f I 1 4 ~ .. t1L.:1011; • t • FerFs,4l. m ° "'" ir Y o fd 'Wg,tn4a PP4ouh. -11 Ye. In migflligulWt•of the fatal ca!pirocist: black gime ttaak place. Yellowness of skin esentarsteherielittnt tommen symptom, and seldifeti:Oittriqd trotifflitsif . tilibilatf • noici s,- , eases, and then was of a ditiA ; c of / and commenced a fen , hours .- _ befpi;e "diatli ' . The Faculty now seeoa.senorallr-to agree that the disease is the same as that Or 1804, and thavit is iydistinet disease from the trilioni remittent fever, ail his been introduced here by, impottercontagion, 4 ot- • 01 vf?pagated by contagion alone, o u st ri has bets ;One of the coolest and4ealthiest seasons etrir known. By the packet from Malta, we learn, that though the plague had not appeared- for some time atya. letta, yt4 that it was not ‘.tiiiic t in the other parts of .., , the isla4ol l efewcasee , le74.3 , ll l l,reported. I .8. I • ! Yett4T i ist — orning the,* ' „ az, after ! -, . ~, . • • • acting m;lttary businese,B2. : House, after, tl • pOst'Ud arrivest,Jeft tole d . Job , Q ty :. A irbit to the QUEEN. . ..,..- .. ,• l• i „•• We are:ifeteerned to state, that the PrinetiLlio. PHIA is veripuch indisposed. . r , Yesterday the Duke of KENT left Windsor for Castlebanhill. . The Earl and Countess of JERSEY are expected on •the 20th instant at their house in Berkeley.square, from their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire. The Brsisor of LONDON is expected in a few days it at hi c s e r . eside. nee in St..laitie_stilianare, from Fulham RICE or - imp.— . ie_. Loup MaYott 'A t i • 14 diy e) ;having insPeeted.ilie Mettlereighers' RettFtel e ordered 'the prig Wise: l- filled Thteipeoce in the Peck Loaf; to sake placeOn Thursday .nexr. The Quartern . Loaf wilt then be One Shiliing and a Farthing. Ole." If we may believe the following, which is . • from resPectakde authority, Denmark has agreed • cede to Sweden the whole of Norway t •-•••••:-. " GOTTINIBURGU, DECIMBEIL in. is. gg We have now authority to stare , tha t tranquil. lit)! between Denmark and Sweden is restored, the Court of Copenhagen having at length assentesil to the basis required, the alienation in full sovereigwas to Sweden, not only of the territotyof Dtoot..- • • but of the entire Kingdoto-of Norway. ii 11-2‘i 44' " A Congress is shortly to be held to- areengr some mats res— -!-- ;vileges • ched ' -- Cf - :,). • .:64.44....... • , it, tRENCh YAPERS: f - trendli ft4pete , to Ow Sth insert* have arrived. They eomain no news of any importance. Private lettere Mentitin - that BoWAPParre had scent CAVLAIN. CovitT to• Head•quarterBfqr the pin -poke of making Peace on the !kg t'egrja lie .e.klard. Ocher letters fisention, that the Al• aro advanoing into France. ~ • I :IITSPATCHES 'kat' TI(It ALLIED ARMIES. Messrs. SDAW and WAtsit, King', Messengers, have arrived in Downing-greet, the farmer f r crn the Head-quarters of the Allied Armies in Switzerland, and the latter from Lord CrJewc.tirrY, in li ,, lland. The bispitches received this morning- by Gostr: , .. men• stice, tfiat the Head-quarters of the Allies were :61 at Lorrach. The fortrews of Nimegsien, Torgau, Erfurt, Zara, and Blatasont, are all in possession of the Allies: Biasnont isio 4.avaine,not far from Lune- . ville. • • • .. , , . General ICLris-r, at the head of a Prussian Army, has crossed the Rhine at DusstAdortf, wbich place he has taken . by storm. —,..,.........,—,. Nil rdz 13v T ELLIGE,N0E, litiOLS. • Ass. DUE, AR R. Dvr. Dublin - - 2 0 Corunna • 1 0 Waterford 4 1 2 Hellgnland - 0 C Cadiz : • - 1 0 Guernsey - d ' 9 Lisbon - - 0 0 Jersey - - 0 9 Malta - - 0 0 Bremen - 0 0 Gottenburgh - 0 0 , Holland - - 1 0 The West-India fleet, co n si s ting o f ' upwards of 160 sail, sailed from Cork on the 6th instant, under ' P• • • • • • • convoy of the LaVIATHAx man of war, riff& tfigate, and Ecno sloop of war, and were ioineri• oft Cork harbour by 21TOINt 40 sail more from Ofei4ool and BriVi .' • • ,', • .` 111'11..Metrril, JANUARY 13. ' 'Aitived/W Majesty's ship FYI:LA, of 22 guns, Cijitalty Sisinkeci, front a cruise, and has sailed lain, Sailed the Duke agent packet with a Mail passage. §ince writing. the above arrived the Jane, Sri Ile; from Cadiz, for -London ; Spanish Schooner Civeitat froth Lyndon for Bahia ; and the Nelson; Davits,from Por4assaaatlr a the Caveira has I°=t liftii'labna,;,, a .744-4004:isima sai4a-r4v,.., : IPA 144 filig.lateiiiiiand.e:liarsiennber. . --- • - - - Ms " si2r-----7 , ~ , . rt. 411 -1 ,' 41P4 4sl‘ er ,lira 'IPOR'IIIiAO6TH, JANUARY 30‘ • tia ;tP•t! Arrived his hirdjesty'a.shiits Swisroun and ffnizrtr; and the Weymouth store-ship, with convoy frim the Downs 4 also the Chernkee, Svdtte, fecim Gibraltar; Sailed 'on the igrae 29fla Ult. At Atik"4 fever,lo4 .. • :3.. s. . . eatirely disappeared ;,ancl,,se eat4etowaistrsbe Cle.• vernment of the fact, that they had begualaseissnie t hlakb4l4oheith tninkiretiehatssving,skeiviriten. iillskitibnose siistineasilsh‘lie-other outwo#nd :cikko. ra..... wp41,41r, so . • AL, JANUARY to.; '6lj.-,..45..;rie5,-1 ~ • rrs.,w .1...11 ....larfi A ,_ Cam,/ Own fcomtkiLti 1 the lirjoyfri,.toelhe • MCditqr,Snean • QP44:g• s.-for _dojos* a sati rise the Allotlioa.Wilowl,. acso . Allai s.-for (dm-tam limier with Spanish troops,) and sailed under convoy of the awn cdtcor, fee Potteinetithli 114 William, from Hai -otikd with the abilree:lArti4id Ms Majesty's' ihip `Polettens, lions 4416604 and sailed for gheirness ; and. the .Actiii* hired cutter, withi.drio,' :P!c-hcA frPm AdrOirsk, 41PfiG, in the •Roosopotc . • WiIWieItidIASUARY. W. • ' The Bat tsa gtin•htigt: ivhich accompan;ed Lord I ASTLIRZAGIii in the Ea .nos, over to Holland, ar. I r ived this day from Helvoetsluys, with a Mail anoi !Dispatches from Lord CLasicairry• ikass confi. idently reported on the other side, ;apt GOrcum bad isorrepdered, though nardirmisliasohoin; had arrived. to that effect, but the rnmetir ientlei on *the circtrm- Istince of a flag of truce having Geen some days pre-, ,iious on the steeple of that place. It was ascertained IThat..there were. 15,000 French troops at Antwerp, i land 3000 at Bergen-op-mom ; so that**l of those places is not likely soon to occur. 41/Everal horse torts have also come in to-d,a, fyi tows • thenceiiiiiiiferred, that a further, satioaricadon or_ cavalry-4 likely.to lakplaes here, proi;ahly horse artillery., , „y` .:, ' . LOSSES AlipaciatitrußEs; PROM LLOYD'S 1106103 •OF • 4:*iltHE tolli INS?ANI'. '• ' '4;12•1• 'if The Auretja,roia,,feohi.,DyWi tti-ei. sariatt&v:. ' Two Friends, Sew at, from Gibratir to -Loni!on f Fox, Coots, from Malta to ditto; Ligh . 4borAtvg44 , Irom Sr. ivtichatel's to •tttto ; and sii o , s,' lwere taken anchiestfoyett betsrken the "4th 'ad 15th ult. by the Paillaitstee Ciree French frigates. 'tl '1 • _ The Seringarratam STA-Oati ; and the New Ze.'• Lander,' --; and Cirarhon Haaceow, of Lohdcra,.." ..• were taken round Cape fiat.; by the Essex American frigate; the latter given up to the crews. T•i• The Ewe, Cot's, from London to Sicily, is taken by two French frigates and two corvettes, and earriedi . -. , into Algiers; the Captain and supercargo made slaves. * . • The Chance, REID, frorrs'Lendon to the Baltic, has 7 • been taken, retaken and ,carried into Ystadt. J. • The Duck, SULLY, from Newfoundland to Ply. mouth, has been taken by the Pallas and Circe French • ' up to the crews of nine- vessels, inured.—The-Duck arrieetist Scil- Wanderwards, from Rotterdam to ~ telatkast the sth instant, -on the coast lakinadrolgerkt limed. ' . ißeinevaess,,• of Yarisouth, laden with coals, Lowestoft' on the 6th inst. ;. crew &owned: • _.egress, WATsoN, from Petersburgh to L.en. lost on the Oesel ; part of the cargo sane& . In, —, from Cuba and:ooam Into New Bedford on tholltiardra- • . .r" ,; tinif, -'• . - from Archangel A* Liendeg‘Yist inso• .. .b :.:cit tal.4 lot lait r • . • • dr itAt Mint . ~• thrteatAggliplitwidel 41W ag tiki mp i t .66 i ti o ;; t 4ity More dial cal , a Frincei *Wei* ibiy hive marctile4 atvvy s , alll ,_• . , seriellatt e . oarfatails.. or vetero" onto I in complete secteiiiiiloffinniiied t itY lOtir" all the numerioV?iiiets f i t +Vie' lay; thovik 6144 say heAlthy Wikt:triiii i rtiNe4olo.l 4 h the tow l 'Mt:kW firadarallirtbir some nmucrs respecting privileges 'attached to parti• frigates, and given cular harbours, and the place appointed for the my- Lion .of the Commission ers i s H e l s i ng bu r g." 0 , which they had cap ly.atroise 4th inst. Ainong WI prisoners which arrived at Piyinoutir 1 The -industry, VC from Pampeluna k there were forty Woiyieno in so ILonxion, was total! wretched a state, that they were whollyiitecitute of ok Holland...Cresi the appropriate dress of their sex, ancimenWtharther ' The Bee.,.!imaists‘ in the most extreme wretchedness. Twill...actin,, the sank off Lowe:toff wives of gal Lint officers attached to themoMpr with The Progress, the most humane and ready consideratiesibinatnadi‘ ilcat,i4 lost on the ately sat on !aot a subscription, artaistbtavelloltam .Thitlernlandirian answered so well to the benevolentailintiblit , clinthe . 0 101 114 APIlt amiable movers * that the unhaphralkstail have • nat‘ ititsisassiss.: amply, secured from the incising aciff, frorr put id a condition of compatativtoollitbeti , , ,firr.t4 ola, leaky. • 4