Star. — London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

t'neT are wandering about in search of subsistance ; the unheard of proceedings exalt the imagination of inimhitants of this department, and all are ready to 0:, 0 ,,5e force to ♦iolence. FIiENCII FUNDS.—March 21, 49 franks; 22, 48 franks, 7.3 cents. LISBON PAPERS. oPoßro, MARCH 12. At four A. M. on Wednesday Fast, a tremendous gale was experienced here, The Bellisarius Brazil s hip, for Rio J which went out in the mor ning, was driven on shore four miles to the southward : crew saved, except the C , iptain' and one man, who per i s h e J. time of the cargo will be saved should the ..veAther continue fair. An unknown vessel has been lost off °var . , - and frinst paper which has been washed ashore, there is r „,,., 1 to think she is from the Isle of Bourbon, East tidies. The plper was an official return of the first butalion 12th foot, in India, was dated September, and addressed to the " Adjutant General, England." There is reason to think that the passengers and crew h.lve all perished. The vessel was discovered to be on shore at day-light, on Thursday morning, the 10th 1;1:tAllt. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM LISBON. , g The printers throughout Portugal have been pro hibited by the Government frcm adverting to the pre s.nt state of affairs in Spain. No less a penalty than death is threatened to those who may contravene this 0: hr. _ _ Spain is at this time divided into two parties, ultra are extremely inflamed against each other. The first, including the mass of the population, are the supporters of the Cortes, and admirers of the new Conslitution, and of a limited Monarchy ; the second includes most of the nobility and the pa:tisAns of France, and are strenuous that Ferdinand VII. shall be restored without being obliged to swear to observe the articles of the new Constitution. Some indivi. duals of the latter party have been arrested, and their trials are expected to implicate many Noblemen in unconstitutional acts, and to develve a singular scene tf intrigue." THE EVENING STAR. . LONDON. • MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1814. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK' 3 per Cont. Red. shut—Cons. 66tif —for acc. 4 per Ct. shut-5 per Ct. 95-ominuin int 18 17f 1841 India Bonds 6s. pr.—Exchequer Bills 4s. 2.5. pr. Paris Papers to the 24th inst. have been received' since Saturday. Ample extracts will be found in another part of our Paper. No mention whatever is" made of the Negotiations—not a word of Bourdeaux, and the french Funds waver between 48 and 49. This silence augurs nothing favourable to BONA. TARTE. The military movements detailed in these Papers are unimportant, and the statements are stu diously confused. ►SCHWARTZENBERO and BLUCHER are evidently playing at the old game of alternately advancing and retreating. Marshal_ BLUCHER drove the enemy over the Aisne on the 18th ; Butow on the 19th marched upon Sois sons ; and WINZINGERODE upon Rheims. IlLucHta on the 20V intercepted a letter to BONA PA krz, giving an account of the Revolution at Bourdeaux. The same events must therefore have been known at Cliattllon about the 21st or 22d. STAR.OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK. Colonel JONES, of the Ist Guards, who was taken ‘ .l l tisoner at Bergen.op-Zoom, has this instant arrived in Downing.ltreet, from Holland. He hit Rosen. the head=quarters of Sir THOMAS GR All AM on Friday last, up to which period no engagement of any conseqUence had taken place in Holland. Colonel JoNI is the bearer of dispatches from Sir THOMAS GRAHAM and the regimental returns of his army. It is reported in the City, Upon the authority of letters fiorit J:rsey and Guernsey• that the White flag is flying over the whole Fiench Coast from Bourdeaux to Brest, and that Deputies aye on their way to this country from Morlais, Rennes, and Rouen, to s-)licit restoration of the 13pur,B)ss. The Princess CHAR LOTTE, attended by Miss KNIGHT, went yesterday at twelve o'clock to the Chapel Royal, where her Royal Highness was received by the Du chess of Laos in the loyal Closet. At the conclu !,,on of the service her Royal Highness took an airing Hyde Park. A Morning Paper states, that M. IA acre, the Mayor nt Bourleaux, concerted the couliter-revolu ti, n whit!) ha?.. binken out in the South of France, during a residence of two months-in Pettis.. A rumutii, to which very little credit was attached, rr.z.vailed in the City after this Paper was put tb Pre“, namely, rho there had tif2en an Insurrection P..zis, and that BONAPARTF: had returned there fr.,n) the Army. Oruninn) h.id, at a ritt.r.er past two t.'cicck, been done at :10, and Consols at 6 - . Arnerlcau Papers have teen received to the I th M. G. CAIif•FSELL had been appointed `~:~it. • .rrf t . Trca'..ity, in the room cf Mr. GAL :. ;1..., Witt, had been added to the Commissioners for Fe ice at Cuttenburgh ; and Mr. Rust( is h,en appointed Atuirriey General, in the room" o :.l r. i'tst:s.i.A.—Th:: Constellation frigat...thad gone o) Hampton Roads, intending to pit t ) sea, Lot had b.:en (has,d bail: by the LacEoumoNi.ss: and Gcocfal r..ovr) had a battle with the l:: eek Indians, in which he had IT killeJ. and 1,37 'sounded. Commodore DECATUR, in the end of Fe binary, moved higher up the River at New London, to secure his squadron. An article from Richmond, of 11. e loth ultizno L igys..".." Yesterday the House of . Delegates passed the Bill laying Taxes for the sup port of Government: Ayes 105, Noes 53 —This - Lid lays on SSi per cent. mac tax upon the whole 6 ...11111 of the prcunt subjects of tialitioll I" V4VdL JNTELLIGENCt MAI ARR. DUE . MUD 2 0 Waterford 2 1 Cadiz 0 1 sl.hboo 0 1 ARR. * DM Pasaages 0. 0 Heligoland 2 1 Got temburgh 0 22 Holland 0 1 FALMOUTH, MARCH 25. Arrived the Louisa to be made into a packet. Ar rived off this port his Majesty's ship VALIANT, Of 74 guns, Capt. OLIVER, from Jamaica—sailed the 28th January, with the MINERVA * frigate and SAPPIIO sloop of war, having a fleet of about 52 sail under convoy, from which she separated in a heavy gale on the Ist instant ; she afterwards fell in with three of the fleet, and parted from them six days since. The VALIANT landed a Mail and proceeded up Charnel. Jost ar rived the Countess of Chichester packet, from Malta and Gibraltar, and is put under quarantine. ,ILs. PLYMbUTH, MARCH 26. Arrived the Elizabeth, MASTERS, from St. Michael's, in 21 days—she brings an account that a French fri gate had been captured and carried into Madeira, by a large cut-down English frigate.—Wind S.W. POR I SMOUTH, MARCH P. 7. Arrived his Majesty's ship ETHALION, with a con voy of seven or eight sail, from Plymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ships CONFOUNDER and REOPOLE, with a cow) , for the Downs. Went out of harbour. his Majesty's ship WARRIOR.—Wind South. DEAL, MARCH '27. Sailed the Thames and Lord Keith, East Indiamen, for Portsmouth, and his Majesty's ship DRYAD for the River. Came down from the River, his Majesty's ship TONNANT, and sailed for Portsmouth, and the Wexford East Indiaman, bound to China. At rived the Agenora, WILLIANT, from Bangor for London was captured the 21st instant, off Folkestone, and recaptured by his Majesty's ship Paorecrott. The Factor, %taw; from BAfast to London, was cap tured off Folkestone by five privateers yesterday. The master and crew took to their boats, and have arrived here.—Wind South. COWS, MARCH 2% Last night the sloop Salome, cf Yarrnnuth, Jolty SAMUEL master, from Newry t'► London, laden with 600 tierces hn d barrels of pork, 200 6, kms of butter, and 90 - hales of bacon, was wrecked on A therfield rockb. Most of the cargo will be saved, but the sloop is stranded. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE fqONF.V. I.yra, for the Tom, on board at Plymouth, the 29 h instate ; recalled at 23, Norfolk•street. Hyperion, for the Providencia, on hoard, April 2 ; recalled at 2, Adelphi Terrace. Clarence, for le Prudent, le &dell, Levant and Avon, the 24 of April; recalled at March and Co.'s Gospor.. Rte-amond, for the Nra Sra de Concelcao Minerva, on board, the 91st inst.; recalle 1 at 22, Norfolk-street. Hos Majesty's veAs.ls lying at Plymouth on the 27th and 28th of August, 1907, for seYetai Danish Yes-4,4A, at s 4, George greet, Plymouth Dock.---N. B. A seaman's share amounts to two-pence hqfpfmn . y. Hennes', for the Sword-fish, cm board, the 30th instant ; re called at 5, LawrenCe Pountney-hill. _ . _ . Centin.l, fur recaptured property at Cuxhaven, &c. the 2 , 4 th inst. at 23, Surrey•strrec.' Claudia, for the Spes Feller, the 11st inst. a( 12, Clement's Inn. Richmond, for l'lntrepide, the ...t9th inst. at 22, E'sex.rtreet. Caiypso, for the Clariattue, at the (lake of Cock, Sun, and Leonard, L....mt10n. The following lever from nur Dover Correspon dent, saticiatotily accounts for , the late firing on the French Coast : " DOVE - R, MARCII'f27. " The firing thit was heard here on Thursday lest, appears to have been from the batteries at Calais at the Decor cutter, which is said to have got on shore in the fog, and was obiged to surren der, and that the enemy have since succeeded in getting her off, and towing her into Calais harbour; the crew are, no doubt, prL soners, as no account has yet been received of their getting away . The fog has been very great for some days past, and I am sorry to say en its clearing (ff )esterday afternoon, our boatmen, who were on the • hills looking out, observed two brigs about eight miles from Calais, wis h their heads towards the English shore, and being quite calm, had the boats out towing them, and about five o'clock four row boats came out of Calais and rowed to• wards the brigs, which they captured at six o'clock, the cr. ws of the brigs putting off in three boats, and making for this place ; one of them, belonging to the Ann of Barmou'h, WILLIAM )(miss master, from Carnarvon to London, with slate, got on shore here hi four hours ; the other boats, belonging to the Draper, from Belfast to London, with provisions and linen, are suppoind to have reached Folkstone, as they rowed more to the westward than rise Ann's boat. It is a pity none of our cruizers were near to have prevented the enemy from taiMg these vessels, as the sight of one or two of them would have caused the Frenchmen not to have boarded the brigs." The NISDIEN, Captain Pmz, has captured the Ame. rican letter of marque B6urdeattx Packet, 300 tons, 14 guns, and 60 men, laden with sugar and other colonial produce, Rich which she was bound to Bour deaux. The Radnor (country ship), Captain BARCLAY, arrived on Friday at Portsmouth, in five months from Bengal, bringing dispatches for Government and the Hon. East•lndia Company, and information of the safe arrival out of the new Governor-General, the Eatl of MOIRA, in his M'jesty's ship STIRLING CAS 74., Sir How.. POPHAM. The Noble Earl had I . t:lded in all the splendour of Eastern magnificence. The Radnor left Calcutta on the 23d of October ; the STIRLING CA‘;TI.E wuS to sail, on her return home, in few days afterwariels: The Radnor touched at the Isle of . France, where she stayed 14 days, but brings nothing nev► fioM thence. The Mitsquedabetschtioner arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday with dispatches from Sir JOHN WAR REN) at Bermuda, whence she sailed 28th ult. We under stand they are not of importance. The ENDY.- NtION, Captain H. Hama, on the 7th ult. captured the Meteor, of 300 tons, laden with WO boxes, bales, and cases of silks, of every description, French fine goods, and a small quantity of claret. She was from Bour. deaux, bound to New York.' An American flag of truce came off lately to one of our ships, and gave in , formation, that the President, Commodore RODGEM I had had ten men killed and a number wounded, in an action with the British frigate ORPHKUS. Capt. Hum' PIGOT. The President, it was . understood; made off. THE ARMY. Major-General Comsat; and his ttaff embarked at Portsrtiotith on Saturday( for Canada. The Seventh Battalion of the 60th Regiment, several Detach ments, and a CoMpany of Artillery, go out with the Major-General. . Detachments for the Bth, 13th, 64th, and 99. h regiments of the line, serving in Canada, have also embarked on board transports in the course of the week, which will sail in the same convoy. Saturday morning ,the 3d Battalion of Royal Ma rines, commanded by . Major GEORGE LEWIS, com menced embarking at Portsmouth on board the MELPOMENE, Captain ROWLEY, BRUNE, Captain BAD COCK, and IttcouLus, Captain RAMSAY, for the Lakes of Canada. The remander will embark in the ToN NANT, 80, Lord COCHRANE, upon her arrival from the Downs. The battalion consists of 900 men, to which is attached a company of the Royal Marine Artillery, with halt a brigade of Field Artillery.— They are a body of well-disciplined men. Last week two divisions of Italian% (about 600), lately prisoners of war at Pennycuick, were marched from Edinburgh Castle, to embark at Leith for the Continent. BREMEN AND HELIGOLAND MAILS. BRUSSELS, MARCH 17. We have just learnt that the French have to-day made a sally from Antwerp, as far as Grand Willi brock, where there were only 21 of our troops, but on the reports of the muskets, 5 or 600 men, who were in the neighbonrhood, went to meet the enemy. The action was brisk ; we had some men wounded ;. the 10.,s of the enemy amounts to 2 or 3po prisoners, be sides killed and wounded. FRANKrdR r, MARCH 7. After the Ad vatitafTes over Blucher and the Prince r'f Wittemberg, Napoleon wrote to his father•in-la w, making proposals fa- peace, in which he used the follnw ing expressienc: 66 The Russian army is annihilated; the Prussian army is disorganized ; there remains only yours to make war on me; but wiry ? let us make peace, &c." The Emperor Francis communicated this letter to his Allies, and three Generals were dis patched w;th a verbal answer. Forty Frenchwomen are (specie.] here to-day, IA ho have been arrested because they arc accused of having poisoned ltussian. VIENNA, MARCH 2. It h said that the King of Naples is to have the chief command of all the Awtriim troops beyond the Alps. It is know• here that Holland is to become a possession of the second line of the English Royal Family, and that it is proposed to unite to Holland the forma Austrian Netherlands. GHENT, NIARCTI 17. A person-of consideration, who yesterday arrived , 7 rorn Paris at Brtissds, has brought the news, that the fresh advantages lately gained by the Allied troops had made a protound im3ression upon the minds of die inhabitants of that capital, and that at the mo ment of his dep inure they considered every thing as lost, and uithota hope. It was also asserted there, that the Allied Sovereigns, through love for huma nity, had proposed to Napoleon preliminary condi tions of peace ; that he had not only rejected them, but that in his rage he tore the dispatches, wt ich has plainly convinced the Allied Powers, that it isin vain fur them henceforth to expect to treat with him. FLORENCE, FEBRUARY 23. As soon as Leghorn was evacuated by the enemy, the forts were also given up. The French Dukes went out at the Pi,a gate, under the escort of a Nea politan detachment. Pisa itself *as on the 18th instant quitted by the Fretich, and taken possession of by the Neapolitans. The harbour of Leghorn is now oren, and we expect daily the arrival of numerous vessels. Tie Castle of Ancona has made proposals to sur. render. LEYDEN, MARCH V.O. The accounts which we receive from the neigh:- bonrfv.od of Harnhurgh are distres-ing in the highest degree. Between the 6th and 10th of March, Mar shal Davoust expelled Iron+ 2.300 to 3000 inhablants. In the nine hos; itals in the town, 10 or 12 persons die on an average in 24 hours, that is about 100 daily, of infectious diseases, which are at present confined to the hospitals. All :he dead corpses are conveyed to the suburbs of St. George, the soldiers naked, the officers in sacks, and are piled one upon another, so that they lie there in heaps as high as houses, the frost making it impossible to bury them. Briantzime, the Governor, has every day balls, concerts, and plays, both in French and German, and lately published a declaration, stating, 46 that the Emperor Napoleon was already at Bremen, with 10,000 men, and was coming to raise the si. fie of Hamburgh, while the Allies from the side of Burghdorff, have approached within half a league of the unhappy c;ty, and on the side of Bremen troops are continually marching to- 1 wards 1.. =burgh," to keep the garrison in check, which they say lately made a sally to a diAance of three leagues. MARCH 26.—0 n the 14•:h of this month the French garrison of Naarden made a sortie in two columns, with 400 men and three pieces of cannon. The in tention of the enemy was to drive off our posts esta blished in the French lunette occupied by our troops ; but they were so severely pelted by a 6-pounder in the south lunette, and by a lively fire of musketry, that they were forced to fly•in disorder to seek refuge in the wood, whither they were followed by our troops, and pursued even to the ramparts of the place. The enemy had many killed and wounded, and we took four prisoners. All our men concerned in this action have distinguished themselves, and particularly the city guard of Amsterdam. JEFFERIES, TH2 SEAMAN.-.-It may not be uninter esting to the Public to know, that this man, who, it has not been forgotten, was left by Captain LARK on the Sombrero Rock, has lately enlisted into the North Devon Militia, and is now serving in that corps at Gosport. The Antelope transport arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday night from Tapages, with 167 French prisoners, who were taken on the 27th ult. They are quite boys, and have neither the appearance nor man ners of soldiers. The Earl Moira transport sailed in company, having on board, we ugdentand, 198 of a desaaiption. WESTMINSTER ASCCIZNON. FOR THE F:MTHER RELIEF OF •THE SUFFERERS BY THE WAR IN GERMANY. INS ROTAL HIGHIMIS THE DUKE OF YORK Hof TRH CHAIR. • At I very numerous Meeting, attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbish•ps of CANTERBURY and YORK, and Many of the Bishops, Nobility, and other persons of distinction, it was una nimously resolved ) , - • Ist. That it appears to this Meeting, ,that the severe and ag gravated sufferings, produced by the ravages of war In Germany, call loudly on the humanity of the British nation. 2d. That the appeal to British humanity on the present occa sion is rendered peculiarly forcible by the consideration that whilst we hate shared as largely as any other part of Europe the triumphs and adrantagep that have arisen from the magnanimous and successful efforts made by the inhabitants of Germany, is vindication of their national independence and honour, we have been spared, by the blessing of Goo, from the greatest of all hu man calamities—the miseries and horrors inseparable from the seat of war. 3d. That as this blessing has left to us the means, so ought it to inspire us with an ardent desire to use them in relieving the &stresses of those whose sufferings have contributed to our security._ •• . .. . 4th. That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive Subscriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so teceived be placed under the managetnent. And control of the said Cont. mittee ; that the Committee do consist of the following Oerson.. with power to add to their number, or to unite with the City Committee, if they deem it prudent : . COMMITTEE. ii- .. . Archbishop or Canterbury Win. Wilberforce, Ell. Archbishop of York • R. H. Inglis, Esq. . B liuip of London Joshua Watson, Esit. fisilop of Fewer Rev. Atchdeaeuts Cambria. Bishop of Chester lierry Thorntbn, Esq. Bishop of Sali.bery Rev. H. H. Norris Bishop of Ely Sir J.Mackinto-b Lord Kenyon Hon F. Nor h Lord Caithorpe Colonel Bathurst Right I-I6n. Sir J. Nicoll Right Hon. Sir W. Scott Right lion. G. Rose C. Grant, 1.. q. Jun. M.Y. S.r Thomas Arland Right lion. J. C. Villiers E. Wilihrabam Bootle, Esq. R. N. Marten, li , q. • sth, Ra so i.vr D —That the cordial Thanks of this Weting be given to his Royal Iligheees.the Prince Regent for his liberal donation of £5OO. 6:h, Rasor.vtio—'rhat the Thanks of this M'eerit , g he pre 'toted to his Royal Hiihness the Duke of York; for his ready condescension to the request athe Committee; and for the ht 4 flour done to this cause, and the benefits which the sufferers on the Continent are I.kety to derive from his noble example. 7ih, It r setvto—That the Thanks of this Meetnig be pre sented to his Royal Highness the Duke orbussex, fertile Mow of his countenance to this Meeting., t , th, That Messrs. Hamm e r s ley ftod Co. be Treasurers to this Committee, and receive alt monies subser bed for the Westinui• ster Association. Si,;eed by Order of the Conami:tee, giiHUA WA I SON,I Sei:!eraries, pli, R. ACKhkMANN, S tempore. The Prince Regent * k: .00 0 Colonel 13a:horst ito 0 l'he Duke of York • J('O 0 I bit . 'I% D. Ackland, in At ..:!ib. of Canterbury 100 0 addition ro .E• 26 ss. -25 I Archbishopof York 100 0 Ce irge Racke, £'q. 10 0 Bishop of Durham 100 0 John Dingwall, Esq. 10 10 Bishop of London 10') c Mrs. Dingwall - S S Bishop*of Winchester 50 0 I Four Ladies • 1 0 li s t) ,) shop of Worce•ter Bishop of Exeter, in I Hon. J. C %Tiers Si 10 zildit on to a former l'ioprie ors of the Ob. Subscription of ktur 30 0 I server - 3 0 Bishop at cialisbuty, in I Lady Olivia Sparrow, in addition to a former I addiuun to Liu before 1 0 Subscription of £lO 40 0 A Lady - - 1 0 Bishop of Norwich 50 0 I Miss Julia Dorcas Ball 2 0 Bishop of Ely . 50 0 !I n. W. Broderick • i t s is Duke of Montrose 100 0 I Edward Farnham 1 1 Earl of Bridgewater 100 0I C. Bicknell - 1 t Lord Sidnanuth • 100 ,0 I Rev. Archdeacon tvrl- Lord Harrowby 11 0 0 1.:111011 - - ' 5 9 Right Hon. G. Rove 100 0 Miss Dyniley, Gray's • Count Mei feldt,Austi I Lin lnn - - 3 ; Ambassador, &c. 100 0 Mr. Ackland - l 0 I Lord Buckinghamshire 100 0 Rev, J. W. Cunningham Hops, Esq. luo 0 I Vicar of Harrow 5• n Lord Keuyon 100 0 J. Bell, Esq in additirn 10 0 . sir Robert Pee le It 0 0 Lord Eardlt y lOO 0 Count De 1& Gardte, Swedish Antha►sad.:r to the CourtofMadrid 5() 0 Earl Eklawar 50 0 Rev. Archdeacon Pott 5 Sim,lnes . 7 J. Moore, Esq. addit,o 'al 5 Reef. Mr. Collett - V Rev. John Wolfe • 10 Rev. R. Yates, Chases S . . Earl Egremont 100 0 Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nicholl 50 0 General 'rarl. tun 20 0 Mrs J. A. gucker 10 10 Mrs. Schn•z 10 10 Rev. Mr. Kuper's Chil dren and Pup.ls 6 6 Colonel Torreits 10 10 Mrs Rothschild 10 10 Mrs. Monteftore 5 5 Mrs. H. J. P. ocher 5 5 Lord Walshlghant 52 10 Right HOll. Sir W. Scott 52' 10 Jost.ua Watson, Esq. 52 10 ArchdeaconofCambridgelo 10 Mrs. North 10 10 G. Gipps, Esq. 10 10 John Turner, Esq. 10 10 James Mure, Esq. 5 5 H H. Norris, Esq. 21 0 Rev .Dr. Herbert Marsh, in allitlon toa former Subscription 10 0 J. Lichfield 5 0 Thnmas RookejEsq. 5 5 A Lady - t 0 A- Friend . 1 0 Henry Lodge, Esq. 10 13 Joitn L. Willeurk,Eq. 10 10 Succeqs - 1 1 A I.ady - 1 • M.D. Lady - 1 1 Two Ladies 1 3 John Briscoe, Esq. • 5 0 John N. Kaprs, E4q. 30 0 Rev. John Keysall 5 0 Servington Savery 1 1 N. D. Hi Newton 1 1 Wm. Hand, £.q. 1 1 Mrs. Hand - 1 I Thnni.s Barneld, Eiq. 10 0 G. F. Herbert, zbq. 5 0 Mn. N. N. - , 1 0 Rev. James Harris 1 1 Small Donations 1 18 1 Mr. Slip - 2 2 - Saturday at three o'clock his Royal Highness the PRINCE ItLGENT held a Court at Carlton House, which was numerously attended. A chimney-sweeper's lad, apprentice to J. Lowe, of Nottingham, was suffocated in a chimney at the General Hospital, on Monday week. The chimney, which was only nine inches square, was obliged to be taken down before the corpse could be extricated. Tile Calcutta Papers contain a dispatch from Lien. tenant-Colonel WATSON, dated July 3, detailing the operations of a military and naval expedition, em. pinyed to destroy a piratical force, which had, under the command of the Pangeran4 Anom, brother to the Sultan, established itself at Sambas. The naval part of the expedition was under the orders of CApt. SAYER, and consisted of a squadron of his Majesty's ships the Leda, Procris, &c. The troops were under Lieutenant-Colonel WATSON. The forts were taken possession of by our troops. Lieutenant BouroN's column missed its road, and did not arrive in time for the attack. Captain MORRIS, who, though 111, persisted in accompanying Colot.el WATSON, died.— The total British loss was Leven killed (including the ,boatswain of the .Luria), and fifty-five wounded— among the latter were Captain WATSON, 01 . 0itly Lieutenant JENNINGS, severely ; Lieutenant Tntre, r 3 o d us ß ly en s g a al nd Vo L lu ie n u t t ee en r a ß nt at H ta o l o io n n ; Hussar. (s)Nev:hrielysfclaai Majesty's d bt ne. sh g ip CORN MARKET, MARK LANE, MARCH ti - - Our market was well supplied with Wheat this soevoing, and having but little demand, the Mire were vary ban, at a do. clime o f 50 . per quartet; Barley is full 4s. per twiner ebeaper, and du sale at that decline. Malt is IWhp le, per quer ter. lower. Beans are also from le. us- tor quarter cheaper, and but few sales effected. Hair* several arrivals ot Oats, that article . 1 full IL per qtarter Streit lu other articles eo alter/ohm No sales of flour could bit Mooed a; last week's press, mow ion*a telloadatid Bs. pet oak le amiosesid to tear. I i . 1, i • - . i .• 1 I I ' t ~ 07 I 7 !, . ... . / I 1 .... ; I ' . .. • ( . . Il i d t 4 I f i , •