The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-30 00:00:00

Tilt sTAi i p..--- . the consequence of Blake's defeat on . the 20th of confess, we are able toil& Hy the conveyance whielt o ece mber ; but upon receiving e few discharge i of brbught Hie Lisbon Maili, 'Government received dis -rtilleryi and finding their expectations were we-' patches from Earl ' %'ELt.mt a en . Saturday even minded, they returned to Toledo, which place they , :is g, Frenada, 4th March ; , red i dered the latter end of January. The 6th divisitin 1 --117'''''" yesterday ad- I ditional dispatches were resis ted proceeded by Avila towards Salamanca, .to join Mee. 'red fro'dthis. Lordship, stout, when the mishit; of the siege of Ciudad R•alstnd also front Sir ifeottv Witsistax, at Cadiz. The big° was intended ; bet on hearing of itslitH, Bidtfal contents of the last communications have not trans pier marched for the banks of the Tagus. The latter , pired, bat they are believed to convey no material end of February, Marmont had about one half at -• I intellig' etice - beyond that which will be - found in the hi s army in Talavera, and the other at Valladokd.— Portuguese and Spanish Journals. The following Sachet, after taking Valencia, having heard that ! : Bulletin was issued by Ministers late en Saturday I,a, had routed a French corps close to the walls sf tarragona, and 'was likely soon to take the place, evening, as the contents of the first dispatch :-- left in Valencia Harispe's division, and marching to " WAR DEPARTMENT, Maar" 48. tatalouia, obliged Lacy to raise the siege of Terra- " A dispatch has hem revived from the Earl of go , t!! , _ Had Valencia but resisted six days longer, ; WELLINGTON , dated Frenada : - 4th March. His. which Blake admits it might have d one, thou g h Lord s hip had received advice of the defeat of a with considerable injury to the inhabitants, Terra. , ~, t r rench corps, near Malaga,. by General BALeas gona would have been taken. Nevertheless, the •xtaos--the General Officer who commanded thi bold attempt of the Catalonian General, has beet* attended with considerable advantages to the South enemy's troops being killed in the action. • Upon the of Spain. Soelt'smovements are wavering and doubt.. l , Oth of January, EsPoz T MINA took klitesta . ,- - I that i making the garrison prisoners ; and having „joined NI. From Andalusia, it is reported by some,• • . he istends going against Ballasteros, and ; Ge n e ra lafterwards — •, DIIENDIAABEL and Doe Vaaacisco LOslct, besieging Tarifa; by others, that his real destine- I e e. their united forces 'engage& a large tau is Estremadura. It is, however, certain, he will i ill ar ' gi gues"; bqdy of French troops, a hick had been sent from, not be able to leave so weak a force iri Andalusia I this year as he did the preceding one. P am tuna to attack MENnizener.; and completely We are assured that the French have drawn eletet flefented tbeeirhilling 60tita *gamin — y andiaking2 battalions of the line frown before Cadiz, and inareliest ' sitter 4` tin . nois . In the latteriad re bruary,.a. them in the direction of Tarifa ; and that on the 2d ,d etac h ment 1i.4 1 of oULIAN SANCllgz'itaerillaciuter. inst. Ballasteros was in Algesiras, and his troops in Xitnenet and its vicinity. • espied an O ffi cer and 80 French, between Alba de CIUDAD RODRIGO, Fan. 19. _ y eter d ay L or d Torres and Salemancs. The enemy's party was en. Wellington was here : he visited the works, upon . tirely destroyed, and important dispatches,with which which the English continue to work with•the greatest : the Officer was charged, fell into the hands of tits' activity ;he was• guest to Gen. Castanos, and to-day !gpan' •tards v and were brought to Lord WELUNGTON. " returned to his head-quarters. Besides these works ; .. .t w ill i be seen that the advantages noticed in others are projected, to which our Allies contribute , the above communication, are those referred to in pecuniary . assistance. General Castanos is shortly to . set - ont for Galicia. We have intelligence from s a . : Earl WELLINGTON'S dispatchea to the Portuguese !alliance to the 10th ; Dorsenne has proceeded from t Government. Thogos to France, tpking with him more than 6000 1 of his division, who belong to the Imperial guard. From Madrid they write, that on the 6th of Febru ary an embargo had been laid upon waggons, coaches, &C. for the intended journey of Joseph to Burgos, where, it is now said, the Cortes were to be astensled, but is supposed he will continue his jour ney to Fleece, considering Spain as united to the bench Kmpire:--(Lisbon Diarg, March 16). --...01.... MR L'ORIENT SQUADRON. The rumour which prevailed at the end of last week, that this squadron had escaped into Cher burgh, proves to be incorrect. The Committee at Lloyd's made application to the Admiralty on Satur day, to ascertain the fact, when Mr. CnoKEa return-I ed the following answer in writing I have to ac. quaint you, that I cannot give you the information you desire."—We have since ascertained that our squadron which blockaded Cherburgh, consisting of the Ma , s, Hotspur, Crane, and Buzzard, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday, after having reconnoitred the enemy's port only the da34 preceding, when they , ascertained that only two sail of the line and four frigates and corvettes were in that harbour. The Thracian, which arrived at Plymouth on Thursday last, also reconnoitred Cherburgh, in which she -counted five sail ready for sea, but they were not the ships that had escaped from L'Orient. Information had, iisrleed, reached Plymouth, on the same.day, that this squadron was seen in lat. 46. ion. 9., and that seve ral of our merchant ships were in the middle of them, which, it was feared, were the homeward-bound Mediterranean convoy. Sir Holey NEALE sudden!) , sailed from Plymouth in the Sceptre, to resume hii station off Rochefort. . A rr. Mails. Dire. 11 1 I 66 , • Cadiz .. 0 0 .•. Or 'Arbon .. • 0 O 4 l -• 11 Malta ...j - 1 1 I i t M ney ammy ' 1 . 1 O Eiorzei Noy uke.v .-6-11olitkry el the Public Qua. THE STATESMAN. ~ I,ONDONs. • 18011DAVirmAlitit 30, 1311.. Tall KING. 7 • • The monthly Bulletin of the state of kis MAJESTY was yesterday exhibited at St. James's Palace. The following is a copy of it Windsor Castle. March 28. " The XiNG continues Nearly in the same state." • - (Signed by the five Dockilli. The 4th battalion of the- 60th and 103 d regiment, Great events are expected soon to take phiee in are under orders to embark for North America. the Peninsula. The sieges of Badajos and Tarifa Out of the numerous Licences granted by our appear to be ou the eve of commencing; if the epee Government in the course of last year, the port of rations for reducing those fortresses arc not alreadylHan took out but eight, and that of Liverpool only begun. Two Whin Mails have arrived, the latest ofWe are sorry to announce the loss of the Mod• e bleb brings Portuguese Journals to the 17th in. beerkhound front Liverpool to the United States, on shut ; and, by a Cadiz Mail, we have Spanish Pa- i the North Coast of Ireland. The cargo was valued i.ers to the 12th, full extracts from which we have i at about 80,0001. a very small portion of which has given in our preceding columns. Earl AVci.usevron been saved. arrived at Elves, within about 15 miles of Badijoh A The Gazette of Saturday night contains the of en the 11th instant; Marshal BazasroaD, With :tfio Aced account of the capture of the Poinone and heavy g u ns and stares necessary for the attack, have Persanne French frigates, in the Adriatic, and of nasal operations on the eastern Coast of Siaiu. ing p rece d e d his Lordship. The place was to beta... bo rne General. MAITLAND, who recently returned to vested on the 13th, and (;coevalHue was to pro- thin -country from the Government of Ceylon, is teed to Merida, &bent 35 miles in advance of DV about to proceed to the East again, with the ap - ~ ilajos, to prevent supplies approaching the fortreiti s poiniment of Governor-General of Java and its de while the Siege was to be covered by the principal peed's. body of our cavalry, stationed at Caceres. We, Mr. LUTON will leave town to-day, on his mission however, doubt the accuracy of that • part of the Constantinople, attended by Mr. FISHER. "--- statement respecting Gen. HILL, as qur private let-1 The PRINCE is expected to hold a Levee on Thurs ters mention thattbeFrench had collected a large force i day sennight. • The Dube of Nostrum' arrived yesterday at his t Merida. They We also succeeded in thiowinga re- I house in St. James's-square, from Arundel Castle. ouforcement of 3000 sneu,and a greatquantity of provi- The following changes in the Adiiiinistration, we sionsand warlike mares into Badajoe. Nathingissaid understand, are finally settiesl;.—Lord 4anuourtr, in the Portuguese' or Spanish Papers, as to MAR - ' to be President of the Council, in the room of Earl mores positions. Sover was in front of Cadiz on 1 CAMDEN ; and the Karl of Ducessouawensni Pre ps, sid ent of the Bollid of Confront. Mr. VANSIYTAST the tlitle of February, where he reviewed his troo ps, aud•on , the 6th ioetant, he was at Puerto Slide Ma- ,isto be irLord- of. the Treasury. Wtenson, Ma acid 29.—Yesterday being the last , I ria, ou thnopposite side of the Bay. There can be Sunday of the month, the Qusee's Council assets-; little doubt, however, that the French Marshals 1 bled here to receive a Report- of his Nlareery's have been suAciently apprised of the movements and i health from the Physicians. There were •present, intentions of the Allied Aviv, which, we are per- i the Archbishops of CANYERBWRY and Y ORE , the ttiaded, they will not permit to remain long mune* ! Duke of MONTROSP, and the Earls of Aretsroeu 'Jested in their operatio n s against B a d a j o s. The Lis- ` and WI SCT I ELSEA. It w a s s tat e d, t hat the KING I bon Papers cont a i n t wo di s p a t c h es f rom L o rd Wzr.-1 had been less agitated since the last meeting of her MAJISTY'S Council, though in the course of the etienrom to the Portuguese Government, date d 27th : last fortnight he had been more restless and disturbed. February and 4th March. In the first, his Lordship : That hit MAJesrit,s bodilyteelth had improved, but states, that Marshal Sumer had marched into Cats_ I that his mind continued as diseased as ever. lonia, leaving only a small force in Valencia; and 1 Yesterday belt% Easter Sunday, which is coed that General LACY had been compelled by tbeenemy dered a grand Church Festival, the PRINCE REGENT, to raise the siege of Tarragona. In the second, I was pleased to go in _ ~ state to the Chapel Royal,- St. to attend Divine Service, and to re i) alludes to some partial successes obtained by c j erve es t ' h s e P. S a ac ilirce ranient s . The Parsee Receser took the 'he Pdrals, tinder their great Guerilla Gene. , King's seat in the Royal pew, surrounded by ; his ral MINA ) over the French, and notices, as Royal Brothezi, and attendaats. The public co' a circumstance of imports ice, that dispatches, ' sity had been raised to such& pitch. In the care of a French Officer w ere taken dour from the Palace was forced ' by the Sp an i ar d s , an d b roug ht to . heasleeearterae, I o'clock and great numbers of persons I will be found -among our extractsperly. '. The door-keeper bad' near loom the serious injury. . The Chapel was Ere Lisbon Pape rs , an d p er haps oar Re a d e nrinay . dis;.; as well as the state-rooms in the - ever more of :importance in them, than we 'readflpinkifhlAttiffetilleol4l,Sl4 - •'",ti 0` vi- . ' • !','.- '' ". .. . ": f . 4...... •e..! Pi. , 1.41 i 'SZi.r i 5 .i. . _ ... • . . .. 4-- :-."11t1 z 41 4). me , ~,...;46004410, 1. 'ESUAI 4 / 1 . E4Sl' mDIA l'ltADk. tall; Fespit'e, Ind ;Abet esisetri.4 in aide/ .Wth these therra Kingdoms, ruhtect VIII t, 1 ary gtiliigerler.l reg • !anon!, Of ti , o',. tie -s-mos the policy of this c em rii ay reqnlre, or as may to .neretenry .11) TU MONOURABLE Tut FoilltoNe OF THE ENlTtif for maintaining the relations 05 thesetealins with frweigu stmes, d securin g tot ' ivernm e a ent those revenues winch may - bt ere narymt. us sippo ; l. • - 'FAIILIAMIST ASSEMBLED. in toe commercial coacerus of the • The humble Petition of .. the Trustees of the Liverpool of all Res Leg i"d israti T X ha e reg on t Il ula h t il i mblvelllecite; ad tb; gfeci"tiere I lloclss, country, is the protection of tai; vivid right in the eullject, awl e ektewern, the further e x t ens i on o f 3111 Imeourable, just, and legitimate ',Thal the Port of Liverpool has, in the (verse of little more ' co: ,, nerce and that therefore all monopolies wh . • zsetnile the Tian licedtury, from its peculiar local advanta g es, and by the general ho ds of the people from trail ne with 'other canntries, Oterprising spirit of its inhahitatits,raiseJl itself from the sitna- are in deropdion of the birtiorigle of the suiject, and Counter rem of a humble fishing town, to the distingeisited rank and ha- act the chief purteoe which they ought to h&c in slew; . ptrtance of the second Port in the kingdom. Resolved,—That the inonopoly Of the East India Company ill That your,Petitioners, Whose provauce it is to provide and an a ddi t i ona l instance, with others that might he adduced, of mine:sin the.requisite accomiaodasiou for the shipping resorting : the injurious consequences that must always attend such attempts to this Port, have, at various times, und er th e a uthority of the at an exclusive tra&c ; and that we conceive It to hare Leen logislatere, and as the Increase of the trade demanded, erected ' fully demototrated, ttot sully by the most conclusite reasoning, wm.ive docks, and other conveniences, for the shipping into- s but by incontrovertible facts, that such iseesop 11., , is prejudicial Mks of the town. to the general Interests of the country at large, and tioicoor.i,cio '• ' Mat, urged by the merchants at large t w o years ago, when • that commercial sirit, which, from the nature and local sitna is indispensible to their prosperity, and rails' trade was in peat prosperity , your Petitioners sought for . t i mi d thew isla nds, Aid-obtained, dwrang the last Session of Parliament ) powers for i upon which their security at this moment essenOally depritsb. alt ferther improvement of the Port. ' , , Resolved, — That upon these grouse's we will most .entrilially rinds in eoitdetatt°n not n'ttY of t ha t r/i3 ling Want of needm- unite with our fellow-zects, the inhabitants of other tostoc medatioa in the docksfor resent purposes, but anticipating also and lien-ports in the k . . inni, , in I cal ions tci the b..gishaneen the period when the rights of the n'elehallm and inede " of " I ''''' few the abolition of the commercial Inottopoly of tbe Kota Indis poi, its oemmon With all others his Alajesty'ssubjectq, to a free C:oinpanv, in such most speed y and etliTtaal manner as they trade with tbe East ladies would be retognrsed, your Petitioners ~ Inas , intheir *LA • sel • mostexpedient. • JI g. Lave coattariCett,various wollks upon an extensive scale, cake- - - dime lated Wigneet-tk VIOL accession of trade, which, as they humbly Restilved',—That the Petition to the boss et CamMcoeter no*conceived, nceived, Woeld be' the result of seek a system. proposed.and read to this .Meeting, is approve`, and that the Your Petitioners, theiefore, anxious for the prosper ityof tine e woe he signed by the Chairman, and the rersons atten , thus kepertant trusts commited to them, and confiding 11l the justice • Meetiug, hod by such ethers as may think propet to sign the i • of this Honourable House, Most humbly intreat Nat they will same. adopt such measures, as to their wisdom shall teens best, for oh- 1 Resolved.- .ghat the Chairman be requested to transmit such Wize; to Ne Port of Liverpool, as well as t§e rest of the IllaPed Petition to the Mem ers for the town of Liverpool, in order Nat Kingdom. Rpiaticipation of the trade- With our eastern ricers- They may pfesent the sae*. Mons, hitherto seep' enjoyed eynthe Exit India Ceinpaely o fed Resolved,—That a Committee be appoieted for the re'Fi th e of roue i'sitApsers is ill, as in date boded, ever pray. • ' ""' . : corresponding *ith Other /teat towns and collective bodies of —,.„ , 0 .' i the manufacturing and coannerfial interest throtighout tb? kusg '` dom and adopting such measures as they may cdacelve Is be 'TO INS* lINUIDUItAIItet XRIt CIMINOIIIIr4IIIIII, C/STSIS e _..._ • mos likely to met dime fteselutions late ed i ct. • ... ( ,! lEVECDOIR 0 i wirier BRITAIN AN DIRE REs, pl PAW; -1- I. . LA - - , i Ll.olE:dr s calm nieD4 4 ... ' 1 as--...—....— _ The Petition of the Niarr, Bailiffs, and bargeses At the ; 'NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: 'Foist of Liverpool, in Common Connell assembled, I Manta wow BUMPILY 114tEWXTR, ' 't PORTSMOUTH, 2O. That your Petitioners conceive, that the subject s o f th e se i ' Realms pearls an inherent right to a free intercourse of trade ' Sled the Eisgtiatd frigate with the koMestanVios. 'WM all other nations and *countries in amity with thin; subject Indiamen front the Douai, and.t*o !hips front Surinam: lady In such replations as may be necessary for pre-4.r% mg a DEAL, Mattel' IS. rgned OnderstanMrig with those centuries, and for securin g to out ' own Sae Revenues devisable from sack intercourse. , Arrived yeaterday a French ptaam, eaptureilby his Majesty 's ' Tit the monopoly of the Pest India Company, hoWever ex- ship --; also arrived to-illy his Majesty's ships Griffin end -peditnt nr necessary at the period of their firit Charter, is, as fitisatio, with three French brig, which they Captured on 'their your Petitioners humbly conceive, in the present state of Com m , and of the world, no longer*, ; and it is moreover i oroc . passage from Boulogne to Dieppe, use was sunk and se . dAI fist t with those principles which are universally admitted to bd ei n s ie • nt del to the prosperity of t'ommerce. : be n made their escape into the latter port: 9. That every other nation in Europe being, by Ilk signal softest PLYMOUTH, Mancu 2 stills MRjesty's arms, deprived of all territory and induenec in Arrived the Pheasant and Thracian sloops of War, Dom a • * East ladles. as well as of all means of annoyance to the na- eruizes the latter from off Cherburgh, where trete five sail of ligation of those seas. an ample field is now open fur the eXclu d ie li ne ready fur sea, but not supposed to be the ships that es lon of British skill and enterprise, and for the investment of that a _ n al from L'Orient ca,,ital which is rendered. In a great *sentare, useles, lo those '-. ' - • clitinnets.df trade where it has beretofore been employed. . galled, esterday, his Majesty's' ship Pelotas, with the lied i- That 'mar Petitioners, as the guardians 41f* Interests of the• serraiwan convoy, with the wind at E. S. IL • the rov, of and Town of Liverpool, while they lament the distressing sosren- from Leith. in getting übder weigh rail foul of the tran port sine of its commerce at t:114 Juliann., cannot but indulge a tan- B ain' Shaw, and ends carried Sway her bawspriti and tins game hope that* era is arrived which presents to foe Mer chants and Traders of Liverpool, in common with those of-every former went ou the ledge of the rock's at the south end of part of the British Empire, new and brighter prospects in the Drake ' s Woad, where she struck heavy, but great assistant , participation of a Traffic frona which they have been hitherto having b ee n given by the Pilots, she was got of and ran into . escluded. • - St nehonse where both ships are now its safety ' The Sips That pew Petitioners disclaim any wish to interfere with the u ' Rights of the Itast India Company, which: they apprehend ,nay Diana and Alice were not able to get out to join the convoy. he maintained inviolate, n Rhone the continuation of a system , The wind shifted last night to the S. W. and no* blots so that infringes the privileges of others. • ' strong that the ships in the Sound are rudning late Catwater fOr Your Petitioners, therefore, repining entire confidence in the . 4 ., , Wisilo with/ ustice of this Honourable House, humbly entreat — . --' • that t ey will he pleased to adopt such measures as may *cure MILFORD, Maned 27. to the Merchants of the Port of Liverpool the advantages of a Arrived the Antetta French krivatoet, taken by MS Majesty's free Trade beyond thti Cape of Good Hope. , ship Tounant, on the filth instanl, of Brest ; previous s the raps And yoar Petkioners, as in duty . bound, will ever pray. ! lure she had captured a Spanish vcwel with a general el t o, Given under the Conatoon Seat of the said Town. I dollars and cc/chloral ; the dollar and cochineal were timid t:ts • • board the privateer. • " • TO COE IiONQURAELE THE. ablnlis6loNEßs OP THE IJRITED RIND O]l Of DRIAT RIIITAIN AND ARS LAND, 111• PARLIAMENT ANSIMBLID. The humbles Petitleas.of dada hacraliantS, Sfp-Owliers, Tradesmen, and other Inlnhitants of the owzi of Li verpool, whose names are hereto subscribed. Your Petitioners humbly beg leave to represent to yoit' r Ho nourableHouse, that by various Clatters , gloated from time to lime to the Fast Indies Compatiy, your. Petitioners have for a long Witmer years been restricted in carrying on Trade ' as well with the extoosire possessions of the (*van, in the East In dies, as with the whole of the Islands and Territories in MAC* and Asia. from the Cape of Good-Hope to the Straits of Magel lan, said havo thus, as your Petitioners humbly doncetie,_ opt only hero prevented from exerting their mercantile skill an d an- dostry, and employing their capital In. a manlier • the must ad. vaniageous to t!osir country and w themselves, but have been de. prived of those jirtvileges whicis they humbly pretense are the common birth-right of all his Majesty's subjects—the right of carrying on a free Trade to all parts of the British Fenpire, sad litho - countries in amity with this United Kingdom, subject only to such general regulations of Trade the polity of this coati.. try may require, urns usayhe necessary fur nsainnining the re- ! lotion* of thne realms with foreignetates, and set uriag to lie vonnseat those reroutes which may be requisite for its support. ' our Petitinuers further bet leave hamar to state to your Hotioumble How /bat the - yea:mot hut regoid all monopolies, which prohibit the. general huly of tar people from carry ing on Trade with ana , other country, and particular the monopoly of the East India t umpany, us bighlv injurious -to the general interests ef this country at large, ass to greatly discuursgiug I that commercial spirit which, from the nature and local situation of these Islands, indispeosible to their prosperity, and spoor ' which their security at this moment essentially depends. Yost Petitioners havirg therefore assembled together in a Gcneral. Meeting. have resulved to appeal for a redress of this their grievance to your flonajarable House; in the bumble bar confident ho that that you will consider the protection of the equal rights of his Majesty subjects to a Free Trade, and use estensiine ofau honourable, just, and legitiusate commerce, as amongst the hot and most important objects of legislative regulation. Your Petitioners, therefore, Amiably latreat that your Homer. Male House wiN be pleased to take' i this subject nto your is* sirloin consideration ; ands that you will at thogarliest *pp*. ly adopt such measares for abolishing the sammereid now yuf the East India Company as to the wisdom anipaut may seem most expedient. • - • 3-. I . - • • • ' - (CIRCULAR.) • •• ••• •i `•. • • Liverpool, 90111 IllEck, MS' Sun,—l ant teeth-dell by the Committee tto yams copy of the Resolutions which were u _apatl ar a General Meeting of the Aterchsolts , lit. bLai psews of Liverpool, convened Oa thel;Al/ *the j India Trade. , , The 131"aitiee, deeply itni;arti. wfth the inspottanee of the subject, sot merely as it may . affect the town of LITok bet an Molting the inievemi the privileges, and the ri ts oft e =tar ails-owners, and manufacturers and other tbe of the United Kieedoes, have dire cted me to sprit, you of their intention of appointing is Deputation Intei Mt, place, in the first week in April, to ce-operute with these, sbeetherstialsers, cities, and (owes, in whatever tuessuttedif • be slemiestvegelsite for the attainment of as object else& ;men, , B y, *dolt Alf opening to the euterprize.of the Bettie Mit% talliraa teal to all Ike wurld.. , __ . Inmate cnnvieced, that the more effectual mode 4 1 aaalamplphiag so desirable a Measure, is strenuously to assert the li l bstestright of all his Majesty's subjects to trade with every Minsky is unity with vs ; and to ex preu those .sentimehlhe la inn, temperate, and respectful Petitions .to tie u pe?utatiue to London from each ef a l :Plic hg : 7 '•, r desired ti express the anxious with of the Ctles• .'.. e - I:eeive the rtatimigile einnonatcallawnatr a ao ail ppigien ingsolitit. and .to assure thrall at . E ie Oh Oomotoes . 4tiestige. I • 1 liett•Abt holillyitillAwilii Vial *Met h • _ ..,_' ma. tin inistatintient Inultle'Servant, • 1 , • • 'i' , .4. 'M. BRACKEN BUILT, facrethrp to he UMW of Pd_ittirea al she e ciptpqrattlaiint iti• verpool, t and de . •-•chaa te, sbirstrre, frt t een fir that Port. - . YARMOUTH; MAIICW V. . • Yes,4odspsaile4, nos a cruise he the Holland toast. his Ms► jesty's firliate, Deplree, 381 and foe' Hetigeland, the fleshy cirri: iimi I/ 96 . ' The Chadamilsop of war front the Note, and Ferret, from the Downs, derlirtid la the Rands on Monday. The Alexaadria frigate sailed from the Roads. COVE, Mines 93. His Majesty's sloop Trineulo, 18 guns, Captain A. ReallYo expected every day. is appointed td take the Reel for the Wtst Indies under convoy, It Is mid they will sot pi-arced on their destination until there Me SI sail. It is likewise mentioned they will not take their departare, until it is ascertained Aka coarse the French fleet has steered. The brig Harmony, of Kirkcaldy, in running op the Frith, on. Saturday se'anight, struck upon a sand-bask near Murat / island, and immediately fell over on her beast ei.ds. She after ! wards !lowed of, and ter anchor being gone, she drifted up the i Frith until the brought up hear Aberdour ; althongti Sill oa her beam ends, great hopes ate entertained that the vessel v, 11l be got Into a pbce oT safety, le ber eargo, crobs6tiog of hemp, i &c. must be greatly damaged. The cretx were savird by the admit-home heat, frum Durntisland; but, we are sorry to ; , state, that another best, .which put of to their assistance trout thq quarantine cutter, was upset ) mad three of her crew pe risked. . ' .. . . . _ THE ROASTS. • • • , 0 -* . . , • • • CO.k4 N EXCIiANGF., MARCH 30.• Thirl day deft are considerable fresb supplies of Wheat ar rived, and gales heavy. at a dicletrioa in price of aboat'as. and 6s. per qpirter. Barley in good supply, mid terra. its price. Rye mid Slalt are dearer. Beans of each description scarcely at last prices. The sappliet_of Oataare again short,- and rules in this trade named somewhaeligher. Flour does not maintain the primulas* quoted list week. • Wheat. 941110 1119 s Tick do. (nom) .. 59 59 Flee • 130 195 De. (rine Old) .. 60 62 Rye Barley.., Malt 9O , Vetatoedo. 00 .48 White Peas (boilers) 411 90 llapeSeed • 462 9 Grey do. ~., 6O di tine Flour • 106 s. 110 s. Beans ' 58 64 Seconds ........ • 100 106 SMITHPIE.I.D MA RKET.—fittaci *.• • •To sit* Offal. pet 'sten! et .• • Baer ....6s. 9d. 10 al. 2d. Is Head of Cattle ads day r klattue W. to 64. 4d. 1 Beasts ....... Veal ....7s. ud. to Bs. Od. Sheep Perk ....fn. Ott. to 7s. 0.1. Calves ..s I.lgrab ....TA. 4d. to at. 6.1. ........ _ H.klf-MARKI..T.. • • 41. 10.. IV. to S. 04;04. ;Straw M . yer • . • The work of destruction in tie West hiding oY Yorkshire is 'till continued, and we have this week. the paint's' ditty to sad, another act of outrage to those we have before megtioned :—On Wednesday night the finishing shops of Messrs. thcivxsom, • CARR, and Snatis,, in this town, were entered,. and eighteen pieces of fine cloth, dressed by ma chinery, torn* sod cbt into shreds. The damage _ of : ~. • 1 Eist • • , 4 44 , surrounded bt. bis ' 4 11'.1. * . ' •-•-•-••• . **.;,,.. ~ (17 : 1 ; The public curio. . . Lig ablldkrtalk! telt, that the Chapel , kastfeelece m thsinetchtuttr y ,- TP*2l4 l Lw., ill sotto after eleven sad °d m' 1°1141 " 1"w '. ale "1" 54 1 .. - llalkkyfal the MoOrrforThe Nome of taking WO oro- miens got in knipro. web loomorn es =row/ necks- nearly wagged a tf7 .- r... ai4 41 1 4 4= 1 4 #ititietQat . la-000Pa - . 1 crowded t o m u m tto,uve the alotempthefalt veneei , . i.t...: ... he ?slice 1 . tj agout h . . Z . , *vim% ilk s et pe tit s rime. ' . . • til • Oil, ; :a v. ...-:%; .!. vit.. .' ~; .- .• % A 1.% .. -t..• ~.• . ...• . . • • • dokraligimihed at from 4 to-Nel: The perpetrators of `Ma amOorato act it appears, entered the premises stuns tlfe roof, and after' effecting their ptwpese, owered themselves out of sit upper story by means b( a piece of woollen.--(Leeds Afartoty.) The management of New Drlwy-lase•Theatre wilt be given to *art. 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