Star. — London, England, 1810-11-20 00:00:00

T HE,VENING STAR. LONDON, It Wag tsialtill tie) leatifl 4 4lll:6 Wowing Bulletins were at " srmosnit-cArrim. xxx e ,l9, 114L!-PAST a His Ms.tairres der has'rather increased i ' T TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. ?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Cars. for money, 67fi—Ditto, accounts* 471 1 i Reduced 661)-4 per Cent. 8244. Nary 5 per Cent. 1003—Omnium 41 dB. L ie b e q. Bills, 12s. 16s. prein.--Bonds 275. 211 s. PRICE OF STOCKS YES'T'ERDAY. Cent. Red. 660 Exe. Bills, 12s. 15s. prem. Cen , . cons. 67ff India Bonds, us. 255. 265. pre Cent. Navy 100i1)i Omuium 61{ dis. Ann. 17 13.16 Cons. for ace. 670 of this day." (Signed is before.) . . cg WINDSOR CASTLE, NOV. 20. " His MAJESTY has had some sleep in the night, and has rather less fever this morning." (Signed as before.) 1D 18. • The weather has moderated, and the MtTurr schoo ner has been got off with damage : she is come up Hama* to repair, as is also the ARROW schooner. The Cabstos brig of war is gone out of harbour to the Sotind. ' There were no arrivals to-day. The PHEA SANT brig of war sailed on a craze to the westward. The brig, which I mentioned- yesterday as being on shore at Mount Batten, is entirely gone to pieces ; crew saved. L'Atott frigate and her convoy sail to morrow for the Mediterranean ; as will al.* the HARPY brig of war for the Cape of Good Hope. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 19. Arrived the ANT schooner; from Guernsey ; HER , RIND dittd, from the westward, with the loss of her foremast.—Sailed the SARPEDON ' on a cruize.—Wind Westerly'. ‘ b. • DEAL, NOVEMBER 19. Arrived his Majesty's ship DZIIREE B from the Ri• 7 , THE ARMY. 7. ...r'. - .r ,-...:•..v•4 • The dispatches which . should have arrived some (CIRCULAR.) War.oflice, November 17, 1810. ago f r om Lord WELLINGTON,• were e yesterday o .4a—Geotot HAssatt, Esq. having resigned his Appoint. i t to LOrd LIVEEP 001 : 8 Office, by Sir IvAi ,, , ment of Agent General 01 Volunteets, Locil Militia, and Militia . ' and Defence Acts, from the. 45th instant, and GIOStOL SOLI, ou , DALLING, of the 3d guards,. the. tatesemeaeo , Esq. having been appointed to succredlint, 1 have the honour , they were intrusted.' Thefearne-byilieNifti , 4iracquaint you, that front the above-mentioned date, inclusive, • ' - -..1014 61161 Bills upon the said Agent, on account of the Reg iment scllootiett which le ft tlie i rai l 4 SO fat . 1 4% of Local Militia, are to be drawn upon Mr. Suit accordin gly. t:•.•._ • .• • . ~..,.. • 1 I have the honour to be, Sir, de 18th ult. . , .• . i.,,, ~, oi ' -.7 :1--i,,,:z sif -. Dispatches were 1 4 11 °' . ,ACei.114 ..frct!4's SiC4nPf :`,:' • Your most obedient humble servant, ' (Signed).. PALMERSTON. t o mer, brought by tc4prat* MocsitAloCd o mu iel ' i t , Lkutenant.Colonel...,—, c omm a i b uit of the - .. - 7 -- Local Milky, :::2( .. :, .. ;.. lot, containing an account .of tbe°4lthit- . .- . I ~..AkirOnesday a detachment.- tfath 4ith Foot, em - in their late atosistrt th !h • tvatte(Siollistd 1 .at I:ortsmouth, for Portugal.. The substanct •or sir •Jiiiiii(VrtrOt,s' .. k . : tteg ' : 4b11441;111 . .. A detachment of Foreign Recruits marched last ,_oi a oo ....- 4 . i i ., 1 's ' . os last night gi'vets to t,,. pe,a9g..i . , Ar ; . t . , of , : upaek into Fort Cumberland ; from Lytniogtoto f o c i the fellowing is a topy t a: - ..} : 2- . --; ..,,,, a i -;;;%; g o ' it! aye are happy to hear, that•these bravo ,O ffi cers, “ Warp, teeiffenantßolonel HARVEY, Major NAPIER, and JorlidAGattooft, who were wounded at the battle eA Dispatch has been thiaatioknlng tainiilr — ed7frota •. - • z*. - ••of Basile°, are doing well. z (•• ... Lieut.-General Sit JOHN STDAitr±datedrbfealustsll24 An exchange of prisoners, between the contending ~ 1810, reporting, that at daYilittit istiiite , armievia Portugal, took place on the 30th ult. when ing •of the 18th September, the great bodieof it. prayed, that the French had no mare than 309 Bri enenty's flotilla appeared to be prePailtig an at- . tish itintronert in their porsestion I , . it at landing, between ; Messina and thriaro : i Mr. Joan HARRISON Corms, of the Royal Hospi their moVements escaped the attention of the tal at litslar, is appointed Dispenser to sick prisoners of war, at Forton, in the room of J. F. DEAN, Esq. body of the British force, a debarkation was ef- deceased. by a detached corps under General CAlrrostae, Ftiday se'nnight, the 2d Roxburgh regiment of St. Stefano, about seven mile s to the southward..- Local Militia, under the command of Sir JOHN Bo corps consisted of about 8600 men, Corsican and (ISANAN RIDDRLL, Ban. was inspected on the lawn: at .politan troops,whohad crossed the Straits in about Fleurs, by Major-General DURHAM. Though the regiment was only embodied for the first time, the • large boats, and gained the Sicilian shore be men performed the manual and platoon exercise, the the dawn. Upon the first alarm, Major-General marchings, wheelings, and firings, in a style which :JILL had repaired to the menaced quarter, would have done credit to a regiment of much longer where he found the German riflemen engaged with standing, and which called forth the warm approba the enemy, and the 21st regiment, and part of thellld :. , ticar . of the Inspecting General, and the numerous and 111TH, NOVEMBER 14. teal assemblage of spectators on the nd. Af. Germans, occupying the post of Mili, to preventthe*. n- . g rou Monday sailed his Majesty's ship SPARTAN, OWL --.:: • ;ter the movements had been go . ne through, the Com- 'D . onto 9 rrov for Portsmouth; and the Nowa* frigate, 6ance of the French upon Messina, as well as_the -- mandant formed the companies into close column , and' Capt. CLA Y, -on a cruize. The FROWARD gun-brie Main passes above it. As day broke, he .percei- :Ciarnmunieated the General's approbation of their Per-+ sailed on Tuesday morning, with a convoy, to th e the enemy already on the heights, and esteodiag ..once, and stated his own pleasure also, at their , Southward. . ~ ~ -- thence to the beach, btafficirtlr after,' ther-use-'go i nd h condnct, both is soldiers and citizens , a conduct aI OVENDIER 17.—His Majesty's skip NIGIBTIGALE ! 11/ itE t . the highest credit on themselves : la and sailed on Tuesday, from Leith ,Reeds , on a cruize ; to waver, and those nearest the boati to collo; ' the Dffitelst who-commanded them. . blowing a gale from the S. , r... and sailed again on ••' and on Wednesday, the PAtiaa frigate.. She re-' a precipitate embarkation, in consequence of , I ••• *-11.“ 711 i ' ......•••••....... 1 . 0 . 0 . 1 , under the assumed title of turned the same day to the Yoads; on account of it Aden and vigorous attack made upon their sank . orsi tt hiv er _• a ~ A . * 1 tb4 2 , 1 , i the second Battalion of Light Infantry, under ' Cot* cle'qritaie, arrived at Colchester on Thurs. Thursday. His Majesty's - 15dt Vtartriatts, Captain Lieutenant-Colonel Fiscoeu. Major-General CAPAINt dpe. 130 044) wshis' arrival was known, he was wait. PACKWOOD, sailed on Thundery` "'a convoy for too observing this movement of irresolution, pushed; aat *6. ty Ole 'Stewards of the Fair Fetitival which Gottenburgh ; and the &Innis ielth a. Cogvoy for :orward with the 21st Regiment and 3d Germans, which. Was then celebrating in that town ; one of whom Sheernes s. She has • taken undid. I*e istotection the (Ur Do coo) offered his Majesty the . halpitalityri vessels which sailed the day befoie under the convoy late beach, and thus succeeded in cutting off bil . iountii seiti..Brazted Loagc, until' an elpected of the ronwatio, andput back. the.Vasoibigate, all the enemy's troops, who had gained the heights, I Merp,i' -. C.: OsiGoyetument should arrive : this offer with -French prisoners, from Partinsouth. came up to ae ..., ',aides some whom the boats abandoned. 1 iireke ~,gteCip. faecepted. Previous to his quitting the roads yesterday morning. "We have taken about 900 prisoners, inclai i.e c - , i . i 'arta' ' his Maj I esty, ao- - , HARWICH, NOV. 18. - • .• .. • a Colonel and two Offieert of the Genera] Sta n', Ita' of tireTartitas, .. The Lady Fraatis packer, Captain ROTTER, sailed :..inner on the yesterday afternoon, with a mail and passengers for ;ether with the colours of the Corsican Legion, .be was received ~ Heligoland ; at the same time the. Diana packet, Cap Besides these, the enemy lost many in kilted : applause. His tain hol. , Dosovou, with a mail for Anholt. Arrived wounded, particularly in the boats pulling 'Off : ...a requested the , the Triede and Friendschaffer, with a cargo of hemp the shores. glMess to the corn. and other goods, for Bristol ; the Maria, from Riga to him. ' to Dublin ; Neptunus, and the Navigation, from the "Of the British,. only tiareo frivamsoldieao . Count GOTTORP, Baltic, with cargoes for Portsmouth yard. No arri sounded." _ ,_ . .. - iterview with the ; vals from the Continent this day. - 11fice in Dowa , I CORK, NOVEMBER 14. This morning his Majesty's ship GANYMIDZ arrived at Cove, to convoy to the West-Indies. \,.. Al . F zirNcsA, to the NAVAL APPOIN'T'MENTS. Captain Haatwa D, tram the Podargue to the Snake. CiptOill BIISTARD, to the Africa. Captaie V Captain (waiter, to the Hope brig, in the room of Captain Pearce, who is appointed to the Ili/man, vice lanes promoted. Captain Antßlooll, to the Dispatch. Lieutenant S. HILLARD, to the Potlargus. Lieutenant BARRETT, to the Sarpedon. , ieutenant GORDON, to the Southampton. A ' Lieutenant IVl 4 Klaer, to the Revenge. The Britannia; PiTiRS, from Savannah fat Water. ford, is sutsk , 'wrthe Mumbles. Diapatch Ba t ton, of Shoreham, is lost. • • " The 'Haitbett, -414,` from the Baltic to Hull, lost in the Categat. The Escidapius, the first vessel of another - fleet 110 sail, fram the Baltic and Gottenburgh, arrived , Leith Roads on Wednesday last. . • Thirty sail Of vessels, principally Coasters and Col liers, were drove on shore on the coast of Lincoln shire durinethe late gales. ' Tie'aiontbsolator, REID, on shore near Plymouth , has goire to r p - leces.—Crew all saved. The: Savo Et Liberty, Captain Bauce, with spirits, from Kincardine to London, on Saturday, the 10th inst. after.having encountered a very dreadful storm from the S. E. ; about seven o'clock, P. M. shipped a very heavy sea, which carried away the boat, pump; water-cask, and every thing on deck, and laid the ship on her beam-etwls; . providentially no person was on deck at that tiatiei the helm being lashed to the star board-side, if possible to keep the vessel out to sea.— After- driving about, at the mercy of the wind and waves, about one o'clock, A.M. on Sunday, the ves sel ran asbare, and continued to strike the sand for three hours, when she stuck faSt, of tast Keddlethorp, Lincolnshire. The Duchess of York,---, for Rio emeico, is on shore on the 9eoffitlitlite3ilie t kot exibeFtb d to be got off. .181 shy . • sotrrnemrrox, NOV. 17. Two of the'tfiders from this port to Ireland have beeri missing soine'tinie past pone of which, the John Thomas; Ca lit: 1:10/11)01t, if unfiirtunately lost inthe late very heaifiales; , She wai seen the last time, on the 9th inst,in the evening,. endeavouring to clear Chesel Bay : on the west side of the Bill of Portland, which headland she wai not Ilble to weather, and has not been heard of since. Other accidbrits have oc curred further up Channel ; a quantity of butter in casks, and other articles, have been washed on shore upon the south side of the Isle of Wight. The sloop Prospero, STACEY master, bound to Newhaven, with a cargo of oats, was on Thursday se'nnight, Wrecked off Itchenor, at the entrance of Chichester harbour, in sight of several spectators, who were not enabled to render any assistance to the crew, I which consisted of three persons, all of whom welt drowned. The vessel was on Sunday morning drivels a complete wreck on the beach in Hayling Island. OFF FLUSHING, NOVEMBER 15. I We havi h'ad blowing weather. The French fleet . has moved down the Scheldt to a place called Ter neuse. The moment the weather changes we expect them to come out, and no doubt we shall have a brush with them. Freeman': Dublin Journal of Saturday bat, 5‘.... arrival of a vessel at The Cove of Cork on 'the Tin _ Boston to the 27th ult. day preceding, which left Lisbon on the 7th, and ' that CHAMPAGNY'S letter to General ARMSTRONG, on which states that on the - morning of that day, the left' the subject of the Berlia anti Milan decrees, has been wing of our army had attacked the trench, and that . 5 1 generally understood in' that country in the same way at-it has by many persons here. They have consi an immense number of our gun-beats had gone up t d ete d i t as , a 4 upcpnditional revocation of the decrees, the Tagus to act according to circumstances W e "andhave eligard in some important mercantile °in ' 1 .. .: - . . , . • . need hardly add, that there is 'but little ground for 1 rations on.tbe .aith of it. Considerable shipments are crediting the above statement. The Edward, the ar-imakint for Trance and Holland from numerous ports rival of ' a which at Dartmouth we mentioned yester•t o the nited Statei. -- One of these vessels, the Fox , day, left Li s b on a d ay l ater t h an t h e vesse l a b ove iis und to Cherbourgh, which was the first that sailed , brought into Plymouth by the AMETHYST frigate. alluded to, and brought accounts that nothing had • The Marquis WELLESLEY has been waited upon by a , occurred with the armies to that date. deputation of the Merchants trading to the United Letters even of a later date i of them . s , some tine 10th, American vesselsprOceeding to Franceon the 10th, were also received yesterday, and up to that ils fai t o f r 211 t 0 ~HAMPAGNY'S letter; but his Lordship, we i time no important change-had taken place in the po- understand, deferred giving an answer until he had shim of the two armies. au opportunity of consulting the other Ministers. - INTZSCEPTED LITTER FROM ISERTHHEE TO MASSENA. The inquirers after the KING'S health at St-James's TO MARSHAL THE PRINOR OF ESLINO. Palace, were not so numerous-yesterday avian Satur- -- " Parisi - Sept. 19; MO.'" • , . day and Sunday---A footinau attends in a room at " Pririce—The Emperor commands me to dispatefe the Queen's Lodge, Windsor, to shew the Bulletins , an Officer to acquaint you, that his intention is char issued upo n th e state o f t h e K ING ', health, and takes! you should attack and overthrow. the English. Lorler the name of all inquirers is a I ook.—On Sunday i Wellington has not more than 18,1300 men, of which twelve more leeches were applied to his Maalary's : only 15,000 are infantry, and the rest cavalry a n d ar temples. I tillery. General Hill has not more than 6000 men,' Yesterday, about one o'clock, - the Duke of Cum- j infantry and cavalry.' His Majesty thinks it would atsitt.awn arrived at Carlton House from Windsor. be ridiculous that 25,000 English should hold 60,000' Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK left Windsor. Frenchmen in Check ; that by nbt hesitating, and by The ilishop of DURHAM arrived at Windsor yes- atta ckin g boldl y , after having reconnoitred them, you terdll, and left his name at the Lodge, as an inquirer will make them experience great reverses. As for the respecLitig the King's health: troops . which you must have in your rear , the inten - Duth papers to the 7th Instant have arrived, but tion of the Emperor is that you should leave the pro they contain nothing of importance. visional regiments of cavalry Your army has twelve , thousand cavalry ; there -:' ...inot be - need of more The Amsterdam paper of the 6th instant contains a decree, reinstating M. Gooat. in his former situation than 6000 in Portugal. b l'lshrvaro 6000 then to be left between Ciudad Rodrigo, Are4ara, and Sal of Minister of Finance, for Holland. . manca. You should leave thfi cavalry By Gentleman who reached town yesterday from pieces of artillery. Artillery aid i G : braltar, we learn that the French had succeeded In valry. The Emperor considers have racing a powerful battery at Matagorda, - from which times more artillery. they discharged red-hot balls at the out-works and I against the'enemy's artily flett of C a di a ; an d i t was s upposed that considerable t a distatce, and the enem' annoyance would be given to the town and harbour. toadthlt Of his giving 1..... On the same authority, we have the satisfaction to cdriirdte sittattebtitlitall• - ham, that the only ship affected witlikthe malady lesoltilaileut a stoste'tiV reliht 4 ' the Bay of Gibraltar was 'Me tiiiiSPOtt ; grid thilicit":3,•• -.,-- there was- not the least appearance of this cooplaia, i.e. ! ~.: z:1 - Derite7:::1 • *Wu the fortress. .:, _ the coast of • ••• one of whoin. becansf . ,., himself he :was Welding. robbed of a . pocket-houk, containing e4B is:tu bank notes. Extract of a letter from Einiskillets,November 14, This morning. an unfortunate affray took place. at or near Tampoe,Countf Fermanagh. Mr. Woods, a Revenue dffseer. and, a party of the ntilitary, went out to seize an unlicensed still. The distillers, who were yeomen, resisted; several shuts were firedog Oft .military, oneief which proved fatallo a,Corporal of the 90th Regiment,'who was•shot tlprough'the heart, and instantly expired." As vice has become so prevalent in this grSt tropolis, we beg. leave to recommend Readers a little work entitled and the,Legislaturo on the an the - dangerous effects of a tbor observes in his advt., tuement, Itimsell that he has but, as the subject he has endeavoured a light as be could. u, added the opinions and of the wisest and best - lit work is in any 4g• tne. r ....„, Tepaidfutithelabour iv, - Ttwabove liule wurk mar C 91 14. 4 4,1,, 7 rm. Exit* PR y e s Cent. R . ei I per Co 4 „ tr Cent. Na Aen. 17 The disp: t i n e ago fr 'foug ht to not DALL ,ho t z, they 1 schoort ite 18th ult Dispatch( itUAItTo br conta Remy in a The sub ras lasi nil bleb the f OA. Disi Lieut.-Geo September, E arning 0 the enemy' rapt at la while their main body lected by a scar St. Stl This corps Neapolitan forty large (ore the da CAMPEELL where he the enemy, Germans, dvance fountain ad the en from thenc pn to wa =nee a p sudden s by the sec Lieutenan test, obsc :orward along tile all the en 'sides so " We 1 Colonel ;ether w Besides t wounded ; the shore • " Of • wounded • Free nu arrival a day prec which sti wing of ; an imme the Tag need hat crediting rival of day, lef alluded occurree Lette 10th, w time no witions c The i Palace, day and the Que issued u the Tian twelve temples YeSti JtLAN Yestt The tereLy, respec Li ▪ Dud they cc The decree, of Minl By ( G brat . . (rasing they d fleet of canne r On the learn,i the there w C' tcr 7;71 -- W.71 ri • r_ __ .)cling . ‘ 4°, 9! friq l-- T'IYY tiO T !f ,_ 7t, his g, t tß a Pfig gl f #Ps.l". (l / 2 , 4 . 9- l'flyellr:fP.MPlTY.Pt4 i d' it " 14 gait • 30 . 10r014. y 77.1113 m -be I and 'Viith /110.4plist c,prikikintreii!Asflilitic a ? r ii in • Shie4mlsea , ltruch afkoev4,..and • ter.sl.e, rd, r.; I!.ooNp4oisilO .. 1 -. p . "paaili, ' "ilk or . .tbe AtettOi 'ffiasal ' —*re ' - Tißter . y t .Aout . .0ot ? . Co ~,,, , ,_ 0 4 . 1 !"late . .& o f qw,el.4eth. f,trynteri MAIVNA, faxy l sLay, at. e; amigo 01 es tlse-i g *. stree -1: - • • , Chin- f It appears by letters from Boaston to . ..._ _.. r..........,.....,,,. 1.. t... fn ripnaral A ogaim iNzuriaiNc.s, , i .ri d ri: ! . a f ternoo n. ~ .. I , PAI,MOU/14,,NOVEMBER iT. at St. James,lol" '' ' Anive . d his Mesty's ship Mums, with_part of ~ - .-1 convoy, boun d to the Brazils; also arrived sere- itat4P-rAsv 8, ii.u. F stud of l'Aigle's convoy.—Sailed'the AMAZON, on er increased in* ,a cruize.—Wind S.W. leave With this avalry some ... ~, , The Wowing mere driven on shore on the coast of ,_! ,fitmery le me proper aid of ca- flatter al Lincolnshire during the late gales :, _, , 7 considers ;that you have font' The Trtton, - MlltcM, front Sunderland ; We6ef , , mum, ato new ; bi thariiiou- have any need for; Iroquois . ..H:ll,-ft= Newcastle to Londoni Agatha, .....—is (tom mind, hi • . • • [thy. is Majesty is at too great Ritra-/ SufkillszSegar; Sopbiu, Daughter; Mt Rios, sea*, frOM strong s Liebau ;'I betio, Soderstorn, from Gene to Eristal; Abeam, t h oug h t , amy's'peisitlein Changes tCO3 often Ilayweer, front Waterford ; and Margaret, Young, from Wells .„„._ ~,' r adviitiWto th 4 manner .o flon l to Hun: Garland, Hall, of Shlebls ; John Stephenson, bound to "` `; stleitairgttsteglithtfitiO4bretifrny WlGienib i City of Aberdeen, Grey, keno .Londone Rettbrd, and if hi l i st ipipo i .:: m yi?gev.K. v:,u. 3 • - • !• coMirett (Mtn Newt:male to Yarnanitb ; 'nip . asil °eerie, ....•••-., .las the 1 Tioemis wo r . ... 04441 0 11:5t ec t..-...... 50 0: ,r 7 z O t lll ore l 1 Mary ,, -W repo ; dft 4 - 91,41110.6* I‘l6lki 4 . KIN, or gel:title ; 'Sad Susil l iO-411, tank tiann ' ah and Mary, fallikvab • . 4 . allitarilmi.' ,t 4 "AtJ . 1 Minty, and Robert's Adventure, of Ileatletbes& ••••• • •e. . # B l 99r rirr 1 . r . " , .1 , 7101 , 41111 r • ,lIISiRtiIVTION OF PRI; . TierAlE, *tribe 011 Hoop Van Goode May 9, 1810, will be paid on board, at Yar kid !Brant, and recalled at No. t s, Clemettessinn. I The Adamant, for the Dolores, elias lot Repent:lolos, captor- ed May 6, 1806, will be paid'the abet instant, at No IS, Gigot ' George -street, Westminster, mod there recatletl. The Corieux, for el Etat idor, **Ave Peon, captured Parser, 1, 180 i, and fur the San Jo fr.! Brilliant, captured Nnerilbee 25, 1005, will he pad and recalled at No. 22, Anna ri-StreeL The Stout, for the lair Anuricin, captured lees 11, )0197., will be paid the stiekpptar, at No. 2i,Norfolk street, milliard: recalled. The Gramptisfibt iliVrettne Lanre, 'tared ]Marc 1 •• • will be paid the tatliinstant, at No. 14 Great Glee • Westnaistster, and there recalled. • • d . The Locust, for the &city, recaptured December 10, 1801 1 / 41 ' will be paid and recalled at No. et, Areeitel-siroci. The Seine, for he Milan, captured October RO9. will se paid on board, the list instant, and recalled at Mr. tigegkeeti office, Plyroutith. The Curkw, far the logeborg Regida aad Castrup, captu October 21, for the Emanuel and Hornung, captured OctoheA_ 22, and a sloop, name unknown, captured October 23. 'BOl, wing be paid the 21t11 instant, at No. le, Great George-street, Wee.: isinster, and there recalled. • The Alestodria, tar the Lawrence Caroline and :Two Brod then, captut'ed November 4S, 1808, will he paid on tstArd, the 7 19th December next, if then in port, and rer.alled at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. The Jamaica, for the American brig Iris, recaptured April 13, 11101 will Ise paid and recalled et No. 22, Arundel-Ntreet. as We are sorry to announce the death of Liesifen''"nnt Leann, commanding a - gun-boat, eldest son 'of Mrs' Luaus, of .Havant, who fell 2 sacrifice to his brevery on the 2d ;nit: in gallantly leading the ein-bbats tot i attack a flotilla of the enemy, off Cadiz. Hel i ifal buried the next day with suitable funeral honours; by' order of Sir RICUARD Kitars, K.B. the Comma nder-' • iu-Chief on that station. . , The Casttrano-sported to have been lost Off the 5 coast of France, is sale at Deal. Tuesday a sail-boat, with four men on board, en.' deavotiting to cross the' Shannon .from Longbill to county Clare, wat.upset id a gale, and all on board ) perished ! • FOR THE Si AR. ;4 4 . • ri) EVIDoIt-•• 1 cimnot forbear stating to you how . t very general theisourning for the late Princess Ales.. _ ra UA has been ih this University : all ranks and orders: • in it :hewing the respect which they bore to her tiara mory to the utmost of their power.—The men of • yueen's and Peterhouve Colleges have particularly distinguished themselves on this occasion.-.-Thinking :• the intelligence might be grAtifying to dye readers of b _ one pey, and that it will furnish an example to the tippler Colleges and Universities, r remain, Arc yogessr.c. • CARTA& r. • •• +- SPORTING. • re EARL Olt RAM 11. TUE HON. AND 81V. WILLIANCAPRLe Another actien has been brought by the Noble Lis& at against his brother, for shooting on the waste of his Manor, called•Bricket.wood Scrubs ; and judgment having been suffered togo by default; the case was sub. it ruitted to a Sheriff's Jury, lately at Hertford, to asses* es' -the damages, which were 1 aid at d2OO. When, attest in hearing Counsel on the part of Lord E.sez, who stated yi a trespass tO be u p i on one of hi s Lordsh ips' most piirtic'ular sr preserves, but which was contradicted by their material '.itness, who stated it (in his cross.esimiination.) to sy be a place where be and every one else at- what. ter ever , they coal& find, and halt indact eras Re-pre. ,• serve, r.or ever had been, and kbeiet recapitulation of . the evidence.hy the Under. Sheriff r ahe Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of -4415. damages, which ed gave universal satisfaction. 'or • • • This day no Court of Aldermen : the Lard-Mayon e d after inspecting the returns, ovdereathe price ofheised np to be reduced Set!. per Peck Loaf, • . • •• 11' ga We never.-knew London fait at any seams of • l i e the year than it is it present ; eed yet Change the sits. anon of &Taira; there is no primp •and Isom the ani- versal mourhinx, no/whim . a.,.1 • 4' • • Foor.ReceJ.-4aetain Areas di.) five miles in half red an hour, yesterday morning, notwithst.thding the wet, cm the Blackwater Road.. He had six isecor en* to spare. and the wager of 50gunseas wan at first • ed, but it was afterwards justly given in Colour 4t * Captain, by the umpires. He h•id trained sip weeks. rain At Hallow Fair, near Edinburgh, on Tuesday. the shew of cattle was very great, and many.werefithis- • posed of ; but, OR account of. the extravagant in ices demanded, a Still greater number remained.unsolii; .p - There was also an uncommonly fine shew of horserkg-• , • but prices were high and WC. N f afar- Saturday se'runglit, as a mirk was going for Sais•-•• , . deriand harbour, in a heavy sea, she upset, and two . men, father-and son, were drowned. Samnitay, ata • . is vessel was cont;ng into .the harbour. a boy had hie leg torn off by the warp, and. was thrones into OM/ -; I of river and drowned. : rd in Monday se'nnight, as a couatismatv was on. his . . way home, a little after tea o'clock at eight, he.wae• attacked east of.the Calton. Glasgow, cm the Wei. • :01n. path leading to ,sown, Point-house, by two villain, one of whom struck him behind and the other before nab became instantly insensible ; when be ,came. qRr ' himself he was lying in a slay-pit, bleeding, and . . robbed of a pocket-book, containing 848 ts..tubank- r- o - - scommend to our utunerotts itied " Hints to J Public le prevalence of Vice - , mid of Seductitsn.': The An- tisement, t . .4t he 6 , does mg brought forward any thing has deeply impressed his d to exhibit his iJeavin f ts I. He has also, to Fs [lions and legafikoisi . ons of !st men of the presesit day s way instrumental in. vikerJE• be will think himself amply be . s t Jwed on the aliernft.• may be bad v* Fa. W