Star. — London, England, 1803-12-27 00:00:00

IMPS 2.2CILY‘ON THE COTS COAST. Lim, Doc. 24.—0 n .Monday arrived in theft Roads h.. Majeßy's frigate CAR TSFOR T, Capt. F,am. swam., and CONSTANT . gun brig, Lieut.. Sroccis, both from Elfineur, hiving had under convoy a fleet of flips, which they parted with in a violent gale of wind.—And on Sunday arrived Lis Majelly'b Loop lairscroa, Capt. biltrcm 6 L, from a cruise. The late blowing weather has, as apprehended, been produaive of confideralde damage upon the eaftern coati of this country. We have received ad vice of various wrecks, the particulars of which, as far u they are yet known, will be found in the fol. lowing ACCOUIRIS ttanfmizted to us from Montrofe, Aberdeen, and Johuthaven : Momrooso, Dec. 2t.—On Saturday, a veffel, loaded with wood, from Norway to.Dtinbar, was put athore at the mouth of the river Northeflc. Crew laved. )ut iv; ti:c for ler tet let let iel nit ; tt. 2 4. Pt. v.= 96 4 'T It' Ii rh • r. Monday, a large veffel from Newcaftle, with nale, wood, and black beer, Bruck on the rock at Uf.rn, near this place, and was totally wrecked ; nine of the crew, including the trailer and mate, were drowned, and two of the crew and a palrenger laved. The name of the vied is thejohn, Wet. Cowczy matter. . Another veal, of about Soo ton,, was wrecked Gourden, near Bervie, laid to be from the Bal ticcfor Greenock, with wheat. It is feppofed the crew all perifhed, as there was no perfon on board, When people went to the wreck. Another valet, fuppofed to be the Beaty, for, London, with grain, wrecked at Eaft Haven, near Arbroath, and all the crew perifhed. JoutisitavEra, D,e. 22.—0 n the morning of the roth ink. the brigantine the Ncw Gieenwicl, of Lon. don, loaded with barley, was catl on (bore on the rocks about a mile fouth of Bervie ; all hands on board 'audited, and the vefrel is a mere wreck. Mr. Davtn-SCOTT, merchant in John (haven, with a lauda ble zeal for the interett of all concerned, took cha:ge of the wreck, and a party elan: Mearnsfhire Volun teers,under the command of Captain WaLTIO. THOM, failed to fecure the prnperty, and prevent depreda tionol+Two dead 'bodies have been found, and it pears from feveral letters that there were men of the names of LEICH, THODAS GLADDAIS, and FILANCII. LIME, on boatd. Aassprrir, Dsc. 21.—Sicce Sunday lea we have bad heavy gales at S. E. which on Monday night and Tuefday rocir ping increafed to a hurricane. On Monday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, the brig Thomas, of North Shields, coal loaded, for London, came on Shore among the rocks in the Bay Nigg. The mailer and fix of the crew were aloft banding the fails when the ftruck, and the mainma ft giving way : they all petalled. The remainder of the crew, four in number, were kith great difficulty got Awe% quite benumbed and (pent. The names of thole who perifhed ate, Captain RAT JOHNSTON the ltnaler3 Tnowas Stant, fon of the owner; JOHN TAYLOR, mate ; •THOMAS LADLIN, Cal penter ; Rica- WILCIAMS, JI , HN DAVIDSON, leamen; and Ae ons Davrosort, a boy. Thole who were faved are, Troosas Wircor, Ann. BRASS. FRANC GRAHAM, Ind Josssa LANDADS. The body of the mare was yefierday thrown on Wore. and decently interred in the churchyard of Nigg. The Thomas parted with the Tees of London,: off this coati, fame afternoon, and that night the came', sibriretislf a mile fouth of Whitnefs, in the parak Slains. It is only known to be that "elle, by pieces' baying ber name boating arbors, for there is hardlyn vefiige of her to be Peen of courfe all hands peri .k . great deal of wreck is come alhorein the different nagbbauting creaks, from whence we are lorry to infer, that forte other unfortunate vetch; waft have Ikared the fame fate. A large brig was lien is founder yeller/1y a few , milts to thefou thward of Arbroath. By fume wreck which came alltore the is fuppofed to be the Nancy of London. • We hear from Montrofe, that the John of New.' " conks WILLIAM Cows.ar matter, from Dantzic, with oat plank, came athore near Montrofe, during the gale. The mater, mate, and four men drowned; and three fared from the wreck. The Antelope of Dunbar, from Norway, with wood. alfo went on (bore near Montrofe. The crew all fared, but it is feared the reed will be a wreck. Lalt night we were informed. that literal pieces of the wreck of a vefrel had come athore on the lands of Belhelvie. in the afternoon. and from a board with the letters 'Lady Salmon of B—' it is fuppofed to he the Hoop Lady Saltoun of Banff, Marotta& mutter. Part of her cargo was apples, of which a confiderable quantity was thrown on the beach. A (loop. name unknown, has come athnre on the rocks sear Stonehaven, without a foul On board. The Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Company's wefel, Nelly, from Hull to Aberdeen, is fafe in Stosehaven harbour. The Qom, Drummed, frost Was for Louise. is pa lase Margate, after beim ea Met. Ism DIM* from Peva far Laid ii, Sas foundered elf elm Menai Pseelsad. Crew fared. • TM Claim CoNeg. ham Leadoo. roe Demerafe t the Mar peer, Lewis, hose Rotteedeat. hi New York; the Amphitrite, Lew, It Load's, for Weed ; the Trends. Todd, Nom Dart swath. far Loaded ; sad the Daphne, Reek. from Rotterdam, der St Anion, have pet late Remit/we wid damage. The Parfait, Het. kora Leaden be Kiel, is an Da= near Aber dare, sad it le kited will be 10l The Patinae. Katy. Mon Peolellorgh for Dundee ; and the Lytkoln.llonfebseill, Irma Stockholm for London, are on more sear Akan& The &op, Peggy, fawn &OK is funk in Waterford barker. The loop Jose, Deem* from Lkctpool for Cork, is ran doom year Davits Head. The John, Caysky, tram Dumb ; anal the Antelope, Dauber, from Natway, are en &see sear Afontiore. The of Sunderland, front Maud, bee been found am Bendel without esy paGan en beard. ?be Pbemniz, HnS►w„ Of Meter, Is loft ea the emft of Norway. The Toe/skied, Heitiikdb., from Laudon for Doodnies,is ea bare ant Partbrosunt, and le Is feared will be 101 l The Thomas, Shelton. of London, laden, was 1411 twat sr. South. The tiorabadfon, Itrvek upon doe Satad-hill, and will be a heal wreck. decd. cargo moaned to be Laved. Sense yeti& bone reeled the Port% hot late. Wes. and ks noen't clothe. of every deferlption.lnee been Moen on here IS the teak of Inenthenobcrbad. Tee Neva trust Lam to Liverpool. 4 drives no the barker of Arosaloog. Straogided wee* sod cargo confoiars daaripi..eope catataigett tW pen of Mt cargo will be fay ~, The Spe:ulation, from Newton.le to Weymoett, rAth eau, was Wreck,..l 34th Nov, three learns from Cala - J. The Betfe-r. of London, from Amfterdam to &don, was wrecked.asth Nov. near sort Blanc to the Batt of Dca.kirk, The William, t go tons, has been captured by the VaWm priva- teer, i tienr.e, of Bourdeaux. The Mari t Vaatier, Dutch privateer, has captured and tarried to FlLE:ingot, the Fly, of Liinn, The Eliza , -, of Dublin, for Muth, is left at Bray. The Mary, of Hull, bound to Litbon, has curled away her fore-tormaft, ,ut her cables, and is gone to Ramfrite. The Danith tip Fortune, Woodcock, from Plymouth for Nor way, cut and nude for Portfmouth harbour, but got foul of a hulk, and fulls/trod Come damage; Ike alto [truck the groundk and boat off her fare ktcl. 'lle gale of wind and rate, accompanied with Elect and fnow, Ste. which began here (Neurone), as the t 3th intlant , only ecaPri on the sad. It blew with dreadful fury on she t Bth, tpth, at•d Goth, and Its tifen have beemyery dreadful to the finning on the Eaft Coaft. The•lobn, King, of I,lvcrpool, has been captured on the coat of Africa by Sim Vengeanet French privateer, of 14 guns, and tic men ; luxe which far has berm retaken by the Enterprise, of Liver pool, and fent for Barhadoes. A ►etter received f.rorn tvlontrofe, dated soth December, Faye, " For there eight days paft we have had a molt violent iturm ; vcral wrecks are coats amore in this neighbonrhowd ; three vetfel•• with the lolk of all her crews ; and at this moment a brig has brought up in the Bay." . Accounts were yelierday received of the arrival of the SPLCULATnR hired armed brig. in the Downs, which had engaged and d e f ea t e d four French Pon boats, full of troops, near Lovilogne,two were driven, on there, and owing to the hcavy fea, went to pieces 'in a lima time. Orders hare been fent to Ccrk for the GALATiA frigate, with a fleet under convoy, to fail for the Weft Indies. The MEDUSA frigate, Captain COR e, lately captor• ed a fmall French privateer in the gut of Cliisraltar, and drove another on the rocks, after damagiag Iwr materially by a well-dire Red lire : they had yo men each, and four guns. This capture, although appa rently of a trilling nature, is of cothquence, from the annoyance given to our trade by flicie marauders, which continue lurking about the Spar.ilh conit i until opportunity offers of attacking our merchant !hips, which they generally do by boarding. The Prince WILLIAM FREDERICA'S, Or St. Cle. ment's Allitciation, went nut yetterday a: an e.!tly hour to Hampftead Heath, where they had a titid day, and fkirmillied acrofs the Heath an 4 the fields ion the other fide of it. They did Got mural entii fit in the evening. They were treated by their itffi• cers with their accu domed liberality; trotseitil Rending every man had futlicient for a day',pioyifion in his havcrfack and canteen. The Magiflrates and Town Cenioclf of Glafgow have unanimoufly resolved to 1414 in, tits choir of the Cathedral there, a monunsent to the memory of the late kola Oct. Efq. Adiocare, l ::tantitilrury .and fenior Town Clerk of Glafgow, of their high opinion cf his aro? th and of the legoacitioeshieti that city has derived from his faithful saitliberibui fervices during a long series of yeisrel, * • An alarm with refpeirto the aleiiNiiiripm Of attempting an innnediate &Rena:took-pima eft Ilew . turday and Sunday at Dover. Mr. Prra i*ived • l there' on Saturday. and made no (envie of be fisting his opinion, that the attempt woul be ha. 'carded from Boulogne. All 'the Volunteers at DO.I ver, and in the neighbourhood, were ordered tit 11411 themfelves in contkant readinefe for action, and he t infpeCted them on Sunday. The boats belonging to the Se,' Fencibles were 'getting ready with the great , eR activity, and it was expeCtetithn their gnus would be Mounted, and that they would be completely manned and fitted out for anion by yerierday. The wind blew a hurricane on Sunday morning at Dover, i and all our cruizers were driven front their Rations off the French coaft into the Dr.wns. By the laft overland ditp4tch from India, the ar rival of which we announced on Friday, there are letters Ircim Calcutta of the 24th of Junq, which flare the receipt there of the King's Maige of the Bth of March, communicated in letters from I f ondon of the 11th of that month. There letters lament extremely the founder of the Cape and the Moluccas, but add, that we fortunately Rill retained Pondicherry, Co. l 'chin, and Malacca. By a late decree.of the French Government, the decree originally pallid on the iyth of June. ry9t, esipeaing the erettion of a grand circle on the !cite 1 1 of the Bail& is to be carried Into ace. It. is to be adorned with a double range of trees. The entrance of the Rae St. Antoine is to be altered to the wekand loath well, with the view of altering the prefent ap. pearance of its opening, and at the fame time ren dering it more correfpondent with other thaws with 'which it now con efp4.nds. A letter from Hanover, of sad Niivember, informs us, that there has lately been fent firm that place al great inns of money to France, which was entrutled to the Receiver• General. Fet.tctgs, and before whole lodgings it had been placed on waggons, in pretence o( a detachment of boffars, who were drawn op with 'loaded arms. That atm, it is dated, had arrived there ionic days before under a hong efcort. The tenspeatious weather laa week was feverely felt on the Stiffest enaa. A boat, in the set of pilot. ing a brig into Little Hampton harbour, was opfet. and two perfons out of three were drowned; a veffel was Intl off Elmer, with all its unfortunate crew, who from the (brunch faieited that eatenet which ' the weather fiiibaci the fpettators to afford them : a rad was alto 101 l off Rullingtoe, crew laved: a brig, with timber for Government ule, was wrecked off Rye, crew fared: a trader, of the port of Hai ' tings. had nearly foundered, Re. On TuefJay morning lea. as josersi HCATIO, Efq. hand his Lady, to whom he has been married only a few days, were returning, on borfeback. to Great Marlow, from a viat at the Grove, near Welt Wy: combe. the horfes.of a waggon they had to pal' is l a narrow lane ran away. and threw Mrs. Hearn from her boric ; by which accident one of the wheels of the waggon went over her, broke her ribs, and lotherwik much broiled bet. Mr. B , Gin of the proprietor of the waggon, was killed on the fpot. 111 the lea Lottery. the Tickets No. aafi, a Prise of Ten Thailand Pounds, and 50,430. a Prize of ' Five Thnufand Pounds. were thareal Ind fold at Senee's Office, in the Poultry, where Tic-beta sod Sham of the petrol Lowry see co folfr 1 SPeRTIVO INTELLIGEVCE. COLCHRSTRIt, Dec. 23. —On Tnerday La Mr. EAGLE'S fox hounds threw off at Eosvd-hall, in the neighhourhood of Colcheller, attendd by a none roux . field, chiefly computed of the riil:7.ers of the gar rifon ; they found almolt imniediattly, and vent off with the fox in a very gallant and in •Ifed him fo hard, that in about tarty miaitzes he found it con venient to rake flicker under ground ; fortunately the fportfmen, he took up lvs quarters within a field of 'Squire FR ELMAN'S, well knov ing that his larder itored with the prnelm-e of his farm yard, and that he pe , ffelled the holpit.ility F r which our coun try Squires of old were to juflly famed. After par taking of Mr. Pat EM AN'S gond things, they drew the Lan' ham Lodge Covers, andrvery loon had the plea lure to unkennel. Reynard, as ii'determincd to make amends for the prifillanimous conclui!: of his neigh. hour, boldly dallied acrofs one of the itiffell countries in Eine ; and notwithilanding the fcent lay breall high, he lad them a dance of three hours : by that 'time it was grown quite dark, which obliged Mr. EAGLE to whip off the hounds. Lord Dian' ha. lately had feveral excellent runs. On Monday lall, owing to the heavinefs of the coun try, a horfe chopped down at Waltham, and instant ly expired ; notwitlitianding which the remainder of the fportfnien returned to the Oaks, where a fecond s de'er was turned out, and taken near Dorking. The Berkely fax-hounds throw off in Hertfordthire as aiisler Th. Jay - . at Oft'''. Rene. Weelrk fday at Hedgerfey. . - Saurday two wiles f'rean Watford, on the St. Alhao's Road. After . which they go into Berkfhire, and meet Monday - - ad January, at Maidenhead Thicket. Wedocfday • nth January, at Loat,hn Bridge. ttida y - 6th January, at Bear Grove. • A tea weeks ago, an offer was made at Lord Darti.ii:GTOk'S by Si: Fa:Niels 134 , YNTON, to produce ninc Y.irkihire Greyliiiutubr that should run all Eng land, fur roe guineas each match, and Soo the main -I'l-4 offer was Declined. Lord DALLINGTOVII Hounds are expeaed to be giu hunting the Doncalter country the 64 of the peal month. Acanter...-On Saterday .evening lag r general affembly of Acadenticiaus met, for the p0r. , 1 pofe-of deliveriog.the 0411 Medals which had been v•lted by the Society to the fecepfsfal Candidates in Painting and Sculpture. • The Prefident acennipanied the efelirery of the medals by, a foil - able exhortation, approving the ex el tions of the foccefeful candidates, and calculated to' make it proper impreffion on the minds of the au. dents'in general, by reprefenting to them the neeef fity of a thia attention tel aeadentical Itudieswith bat which, any efforts to obtain the higher excellen cies of the an, world be in vain.. He concluded, by retimunending to thofe young Gentlemen who were , mere'advanced in the three departments*of art which enallitute The Royal Armtek:lly (-and who would, at do great ditiant period, be enrolled. as Come of its future members), that they not only Rddy to attain a high frofeffional cher:Wier, but'a moral one to sc. ederpimy it thisi . he (aid, 'meld glee •dignity to theirprofeffien, to iltemfelves, and to the Society, as well silo their eel:atty, and enable them to be the future managers of that noble inftitution, which had, elder the benign patronage of his. Mature, andthe anneal exertions of its members, rike to be one of the molt exalted academies in the civilifed world." "Vhe gold medal for the bell hifnrical piaute; ffie fubjea, Aeitillon, Antic for the left of Patreltir iefalfei thelokisetiolu o f Thoth to forbear emus: Maor i was adjudged ,ti to Mr. GIiOILGt DAN. ! • The gold medal for the baffo.relievo ll the itilljah 4 The Death of Afeleari, was adjudged whit Henn. ease Hernia. The Officers for the enfoing year, elated Dece;ia-. bee so, are : BENJAMIN WEST, Preident. OLD CININCIL Me!, Rua. ilf.l. Turnest Thomas Barka obit Some. Thomas Stothartl. ,Ica Rea Thomas Lawrence. Si Fonda Berageois. John Flarman. neer COUNCIL. Henry FurelL Philip Jaws De Laidig:doom Martin Archer Shen. FSntirke. Weph Note Ina. Farringtoa. • * WINTON% tarp Dauer. George name. VISITOR,. Joierb Farrington. Robert Senirke. • • • Yeaerday about noon, a fire broke out at a public lionfe, the lign of the Goat and Compaffes, the corner of Warren-street, Fitaroy-rquare. It originated in one of the garrets, and was fuppofed to have been nerafitmed by a female lodger who was in a ffitte of intoxication. The flames communicated dowswards, and detlroyed the greater part of the interior if the houfe. The millrers of the houfe was unfottnitately confined to her bed, having not loos lain in t ate was removed with come difficulty, wrapped up in blanket's. A great number of the Pancras Corps attended On the fiat alarm to keep off the crowd an'd protea the property. Several engine% arrived in the courfe of 'short time, and having a plentiful (apply of water, the fire was prevented from doing any other mischief than in the haute in which it originated. On Tuefday morning lea. about five o'clock. a fire broke out in the Tyne fleam engine papeemill, at Felling-010re, near Gatefhead, belonging to ideffrs. Shafto.Hawks. and Reed, which in a Ikon time en tirely confumed the flock, machinery, and buildings. 'Phis unfortunate accident was Occafioned by the care leaner' of a workman, who left a lighted lamp in jthe drying-room, upon which it is fuppofed a (beet of paper had been blown from the Hues. The en gines belonging to the different fire offices attended with great alacrity, and fortunately preferred the valuable oil-yard adjoining. One thoufand pounds was infured in the Neweaftle Fire-office, to whore firemen great praife is due. Early on Wednefday morning UR the wareboure of Mr. Jests JAI.), cabinet•tnarter in Moaner., was difrovered to be on fire. The inhabitants of the tows were immediately alarmed, and every eze7rioo made to extiuguiat the flames ; but they had acquir ed keit au afeendency. that they burned with lire fiflible fury, and entirely eonfumed the houfe, all the finiffied dock of goods, and a great part of wood in his yard. The lofs is very heavy ; and we are forty to learn, that only a part, not equal to the half, was infused in tl•e Son Fire Office. His workmen took "re air° all ankaatil 1G :Se =cunt of 601. GIBRALTA7, OCT. 2!. EXTRACT OF A 'I..F.TTERFROM AN OFFICER IN THE SIR• VICE OF THE UNITED STAT RE OF AMERICA. " In compliance with your reeteft, I fhall give rlu a tlactch of ow late diffcrences and tiegocia t,,ns with the E 4pE ROR of ?.l ROCCO In May Lilt, ene of our frigates, belonging to the frptadr , n corn mantled by Commodore Motes's. took a Ihip going into Tripoli, nt•tlcr the Eitiperot's fl cg, w hich prow d to be the fhip nlhouda. the Trip,lie crnizer, fo long blockaded in this Bay by on.! of o•n frigates, anA which was after ward• pxrmitted to depart as the pro perty of the Emperor of a t ,ct to fail, with the Confrilar palfport, ut,:!cr ti tg, to any place, excepting blockaded ports. She was aticrtsards At-mght into this Bay when our fhil•a cant (limn from Tripoli. " In the mean time, the United States frigate Phi ladelphia, one of the f p:acit on commanded by Coin mod ire Ps k. bL I, having arrived here from the Unit ed States, and hearing that there were two Tr ipoline ci nicer:. off Cape . cle Cate, went thither in fearch of them 1 and, while on that nation, met with a frigate belonging to the Emperor of Morocco, which was boarded by Captain BAINBRIDGE, of the Philadelphia, who, finding her paffport from our Conful at Pan. gier, and other papers, perfeCtly clear and come; was on the point of letting her depart ; but obferving an Arne:ken brig in company with the cruizer, he was led to make come enquiries refpaling her; the aufwer to which creating fufpicion. and caufing an examination, the was found tp have been captured by the Emperor's ft igate.a few days befre, and was then in her poffeffion. Captain Banisamos immediately took poffeflion of the fripte and her prize,andbraught them into this Bay.—Upon the news of then capture reaching Morocco, with many falfe reports of the Moors having been cruelly Heated by the Americans, our Conful at Tangier was arrefled by the Governor of that place, and confined to his !wife, and 'orders given to detain an American vac' then atlafogadeteit on a trading voyage. " Such was the Rate of our affairs with Morocco, when Commodore P arrivedliere tut the tails olt.—ln confequtmee Of which,. he immediately gave orders to all the veffels in his iianadrontercaptere any Moorifh veffels they might meet with, mid fent ervizers oil their fea ports to prevent the entrance of • any American veffels which might be bound thither, kr i cl. to.capto-e Moorith veffeis, as befOre mentioned.. He. at the fame time, wrote to our Conful at Tan- gier, and direasie tbactbefarenfbneld be.mensouni eated to the Emperor without delay" laying,. that. in confequenee of this onilllpw‘lted on on the part of the Forperoes crolter,! and e unprecedented mode of commencins,hollilitie r er the fantliptcoff i the Confular patipdtt, hekid 'given drders for the cap turing of lifitYrifh tefkle-Lthe, if this conduct thoeld be c o untenanced by the - Einperor; and decided hot tilities follow, be was deteimined not only to dellrbi; every cruizer he might meet with belonging to ha., Majelly a his fubjees; but he would alia creftroT every lea port in his.doettoioris, On the other hand, .. Would it be found, 'Oat ',Dile atls ti d' been dens' without the Emperor ' s orders or confe r, and be P. avowed by c um, he would be ready to meet him troth: ,tate ground, a nd adjult the prefent diffiretices ; stied that be could have every fecurity that the ebn.' tare 'of'tbe cite would admit, 4at the like ibould ode ; hkppen again. and that our treaty made with titer. Emperor's father in 1726 ihisold be ratified and edee. firmed by his ?staidly. • ' - " There arraegements being made - , and mesfures: igen to carry the Commodore '. determination into. OA, the Emperor's antwer was mallet —When it 'caw. it contained a complete difavowal of there efts Of higlility on his part, and expreffed a Rrong defire Of fettling the bufinefs by an amicable negonation e. fOr which pat-pole, the Emperor promifed to be at Tangier, at sweetly period, and remiefled the Cons.' modore to meet him. Previous to his arrival at Tan gier. he feet ass order for the releafe of out Castel. and diretried that he (hould be eamfidared en the fame footing be ever had been. " On the .nth of 011ober. the Emperor arrived at Tangier, where he found three or four flips drawn up before the town. He immediately gave an evi dence of his defire of accommodating our differences, by fending to our Conful an order for the releafe of the American veffel detained at Mogadore, her crew and taro. without any conditions annexed to it ; and again disavowed all intention of hotlility on his part. . He alto tent off a haodfome relent of bullocks and (beep to the (hips, before the Commodore had landed, or any negotiations were entered into. " At the audience with the Emperor, he again repeated his Erong defire of peace, and difavowal oft what h.l4.happened, and requefted that what had .been done might be palled over. and reloration made nolooth Odes. As the Emperor had item; inch et& litotes of his good difpolitions towards us, the Co.. modore did no: bermee to fay, that his frigate which had been captured by the Philadelphia, together with his fubjefis, &mild be rellored, upon condition that every thing belonging to the Americans, which bad been. or might be detained in his pens, or captured. by his ernizers, mould be given up, and oar treaty of 1786 formally ratified and confirmed; but thee the reftoration of the flip taken. going into TaipA end e r his Bv...would be a fubjea of further confider- Juice. To 44 the Emperor moll readily agreed, and gave immediate orders for its being carried into eft& ; aforiug us, at the fame time, that he was ready to give any farther evidence we might require of his good cliipofition towards us. " Upon further confideration, and after dire:flints, the Commodore contented to give the Emperor the (hip which was taken, attempting to go into Tripoli, upon his declaring, that her attempt to go there was contrary to his orders, and that ht illoold mini& the cwaitivrith the lots of hi• head---that hi- &mid re. ceive her as a favour, not as a- right; and that Ike ihould not again go beyond his Own dossuaions while we might be at war with Tripoli. Thus was this hulinefe, which threatened (trims evil to the commerce of the Ihii•ed S ales. in thefts feat, happily terminated in a lew dAys, by the prompt and cleave meafnres which were adopted. sad ohs vigilance and aaivitr with which they tare careied intu Sea!' _