The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-27 00:00:00

•'re ia4:wcut, firtu which the falooin; iti a.. I eser.ict : Ur. Dttsoese• 3r, the proprietor of tbe City Itotel, has kossately tru!trattered his tief,aut suite of rooms, errl calls abe atteoCue cr ale bettesole4t city to a ban, to be even by its th t o AN'. fug the reliaof the pout of Ibis s:.t, ; a s-JII Mott 14. i -ready to be h0p..1 s ill tweet tkat rapport wed r oparaprawat ins tmNeriousi needed at this blitz crisis, wiser. • Loh. fame:dee rte ileprirrd sf their 'rooted talcum of ir.tsistsiree, out). Jraming oil a miserable existence in of • relief. To impress nu the minds of 11. e beosetoisza the forlorn situation of tbr IsiNvoring ir e, of I,,j a cal', co ht Laiticesi tresiuss.og on the timer ferliop of Ors loos, a la :a t,'• r 7 auui .11 ■ revt r; strf ex a:I ui:oat twenty Our untet• rI4I Na, !/all The oldest water-ill Annig 1.4 abort f.ve this' er: Sta! eS tow°, con.meaccd in 1792, with' 2l, Y moves airol• .13'4 vz..l is tit.: county.' vro eatrarts contain all the intelligence, p u bsi x baal proate. ;oat has reached us upon this sai;ect. 11:e pour in the other trading towns, we •mlniit, toast also buffer from the ensbar,Ao, sot ia the rime proportion as New York, the em porium of furei4u import and export trade ia the United States. So tie then as our Ministerial Writers can derne consolation frous the &s -trews of the poor in the American ilea-ports, they are not without comfort : hut Imikrupteies in New York will be DO triumph in the city of Loo don. The number of real American commercial houses is New York does not, we believe, exceed 50, while the principal partners in the rest are British merchants. These 75 houses, we may therefore fairy- presume, have not failed without involving British interests ; and if Nlinisters, iu the excess of " their oni:zttur and furesigAt," qualities for which they are daily extolled by their parasites awl p.uu:ers, will Covenhageitise New York, and a kw more sea-ports of the United States, we grout that they will be able to extend the calamity. The Ge:ette of hot eight contains au account,/ severs) kvllent naval echievetnerts. Capt. SUOMI. ef the Croc•hoppt r brig, shall perforu.ed a tempi cuous yid in sue of them, was yesterday node a plat-Captain. Mr. PICILEILOG, 31ember far Ma,.aclin icts, has written a tong letter to his Constituents, is whit+ be contends that ♦merica has no real came for a war with England. Mr. PICILLRIN4 was Secretary of State in the . PrePidency of Mr. ADAles, and is considered am of the loaders of the party friendly to Britsslt connection. A letter from Greenock, received yetterclay, states, that a vessel bad joist arrived at thin place. from New York, the Captain of which sis? 5. that a French st i usdroa had been Ken if the American coast. We are not aware of any French uptadron that could be in that quarter, except the Rochfort, and the an:dents brats late Gottenburgh mails, as also those brought by the J'euer and Centatrune, re cently arrived at Portsmouth, confirm the original rumour of the passage of that squadron into the lle diterranean. We stated, yesterday, that the Toulon fleet n at sea, and it is said that it and the Koch fort, combined, were last seen in the Adriatic. The combined squadrons under Admiral CALLING.. wow), were, as we stated yesterday, off Sicily ; we 'believe, at Maretimo. Tesfert:ay learnt' , g, the Dukes of Yong and CAIN Iles came to town, from Wmclvr. After the of Voaa held a public (lay at his office io the Horse Guarja, and gave audiences to a number of military MEatera. ester4a‘ inorning Lord Rlv ELM arrived at 'Windsor, npoa a vi,it to Their M 4) PT( ES. His AiAJZSTT is expected in tarn this (lay. The House of Commix.* yev.....:rdav COM meneed its aittiugs atter the Eager recess. Tine Petition of the East Jndia Company, for a loan of :44041,0001 produced muse discussion. The liou,L of Lola* will MCI'S to-morrow. The following escorts were appoi:,ted ye , terchk,, the kiddie to the Wert-ludic coare, ; the Bar feur to thy Itiediterraneto ; and the •• h red to Jatnaire. A letter from New York of the 1.1:1. of March contains a statement, that a petition has been just presented to Logigress, praying that se% eral rossels, laden with flax-weed for Ireland, at the time the cm bargo was laid on, might he permitted to sail. No great hope seems to hare been eutertaisted of the success of this petition, as a similar application, which was made some time since, was rejected. The non-importatio n Act has beets suspended until June next; but nothing material, as to the disposition of the American Goeeruancilt, with re gard either to this country or to France, can be mfemml from that procettling. At a Meeting the Cornoration of the City of bell on Thursday hart, id the Exhibition- Room, Wit ham-street, the Report of the Committee ma the New Police bill was takeit into comaderution. After 111114'h denote, the riacinal Ilei..doton passed was, th a t the ,liris;rm,,l Barrt.ter, on:07: to .e Free men of the and shouid be precluded from actoig Y.esterday the Lugo MlllOl ordered the ;rice of brea,; to he Coutnnn ai at I id. the quartern loaf of nri,!en, and f.:al. igousehohl. .... Ev..-aLt of • ictt,- Prm:.',.ure. B. Island, .;.: r. 4 •—•• The co:t..,r) iloto::,s to pro- .ext Inete %,.. n. %re tnnrtt• .; to .are in 1 ':at 14 at least 4.pperat:on. hug•. to this 4 1 • . 4 1 $ C. 4 0" : 4 ' % •• 61' CCI IRISH FASIIIIIIVIBLES. The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND gave their List rubric partv, for the 1.1111,011. ut the Cagle. of Ou'ilot, on Thur.4l,ts Iht,t. It ow; grand boll . . • rwl buppt r, splvaidid iu tlw r•treuw, and utteoded by four hitiletd persnws of rank awl fashion. l'he coarivislity of the Dube, and affability of the I)Jelievi, reinter them extremely pleasing to the frith people ; and their entertaiiiinents are magni ficent without ostentation. Oil Moutlce last. the Countess riflloss vire very ball and supper, at licr house iu Stephmi's greets, at whits near 3uJ fashionables were assembled. On Tuesday evening, Sir CHARI.F% VERNON gave a party at his apartments iu tier Castle-, to their Graces the Doke and Duchess of 11,1LintoNn, and a crowd of Fashiottabies. Ou Wednesday evening. thn Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND, and several of the Nobility. were entertained at the blansion-houiie with a ball and supper, given with supenor elegance. The com pany did not retire till uear live o'clock in the morning. Amongst the distiuguished perionsges were—The Earl ausl Con ideas of Mesvi. Lord and Lad, MONK, Lord and Lady EDWARD SOMERSET Ladle* CLANWILLIAM, POWEIMOURT. NI•N LIM 11114 MARIA MCADC ; Lord JOCI:LTN, Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY. Sir CHAIA.CS and Lady AsnILL, &e. Also on Tuw.e.ay I• Company of upwards of forty of tlw Nobility mud Gentry dined at MOCIUSON's TaMeril, iu Dnwvon-,treet, to cele brate the aintiversarir of his Grace the Duke of RICHMOND', arrival in Dublin as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland—Earl Cott YNWHAXI presided upon the occasion. On Monday the Prince of WALES arrived at Windsor, to join in the celebration of the Princess Maer's birth-day ; after dining with Their Ma- Jeans% the PRINCESsILS, and the RoeaL Duals. his Royal Highness returned to Loudon in the evening. Herßoyel Highness the Princess of WALES ho noured Drury-lace Theatre with her presence, last night, tome the new pieces of The World. e nd en rorracer, which were most brilliantly attei.dedo— Her Royal Highness was attended by a Lady and Gentleman, and sat in Alr. AmasitsTSlN'S hog. Mr. Yonne will clime his engagement at the Edinburgh Theatre. tosinorrow night, in the play of The Feist if Howar, for the family of a late brother performer. Departures from IC IKIIN ales - Hotel, oo Monday, The Dueling Deraver of hreeastle, Lady Charlotte Moos, and Genera/ Creefartl, for Tunbridge Wens ; mid Col. and glee lion. Mrs. Childers, Cr Brigious. The Duke of (ioaoos has taken a trouse for the *moon, in New Norfolk -street, Park-lane. Lariy PERTH gave a grand dinner, yel.terilay, at her lions s, in New Norfolk -shied, to the Duke of GORDON, Earl of Ktssoet, Lord and Lady KRITU, the Hon. Mira ELPHI N STONE, and Geovr4 Munitions). Viseount and Vhicountess Miout.yrow arrived, yesterday, at their house, iu Hertford -street, from their seat, in Yorkshire. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLanairce is expected in town, to-morrow, from Bushy-park. Lord and Lady itdussow arrived, yesterday, at their house in Seymour-place, from their seat in Lincolnshire. The Duke and Duchess of nut:roar enter tained a select Fairtyot Nobility at dinner, yesterday, at their house in. Grosvenor-square. The last arrivals at Brighton were:— Sir C. Marna. hi P. Sir W. Al*, Bart. Hee. P. DlM ✓ood, Sir J Copley, Bert. J. Hater, Esq. R. leafier, Eat Mr. Pyrite and faintly, Mr Maros, Mr. Nevem, Mr. Erskine, Comptroller of Army Ace suss, Mr Freshen, Rev. Mr. Car. emu Mr V. Lettrel Me. £e. Marquis and .ifarchioneas of DOleleiltlltr, Earl Ntitos and farnut!, Lord Bitucr, and the Earl of Erratuutre, left Bri4liton last week. The Countess of Italie, mentioned in the Irish Fashionable'. is not Ot.tvia Countess of Luse, of parsimonious fame. There are at present nine licensed theatres in London, and it is exiwvted they will very soon reach the number of twreve. h this a proof of tlie riches or the profligacy of the times ? The Ball at Argy le-atyet Rooms, on Monday, "as opcied by Viscount Duast.sy and M 1•1 "% El LL±LEY, to the favourite air of Tclei:. The Mai - chioness l lVELLasure and the Comae-, of Ca accompazird their daughter.. The Duche%s of Connor is expected in town, to-morrow, from the Priors. The Marquis of HUNTLtY sent ant. yesterday, for the first time since his indispo•iuon. Lady SOWERS Came to town, on 31oislay, from Rygate, to attend Lads- lILATIICOTU . S likA did not take place. lier Lud)ship returned tu 11). rate yesterday. Mr. BaLrova gave a grand dinner. vesterdav, at his house, in Portia:Al-place, to the Lill of E.s►x, and seyrral other Nobility. The Countess of EssEX has issued ups ards of six hundred cards for two grand roots; the first will take place ou the 6th of flay, and the other on the lAth. 31rs. LAVOWORD BanocE gave a grand party, but treninz, at liar house in Albemarle-street. Her 1:o) al IlighneNts the Princess of AVA LIS and Lord .)1 IF. LT I 1.1 t StfOla MOIII•Ort, on Friday hut, for the infant daughter of tire Earl and Countess of AMERPEEN. Tne ceremony wa, performill at the Priory. the seat of the Martini, of A MERCOI.N. grandfather to tise infant. The entertainment con sisted of a dmner, con , ert, and supper, which were enlivened hy 'aren't beautiful songs by Lady HAMILTON. Hcr H , njl ILgliar...4 is to h d ve remaited at the Priors- 'lntl' :after ft..ir o". :ock the ensuing morning. The Ducliemi ut BNUNSITICIL was not present. (Ili Friday the King's Drazoon (;t•ird.. in p.., r rack,. at Brighton and at I...e.aas. g r a „d RAI And Slipper to the Nol,iiity (;r neighbourhood. ai.d to the vi-ito-- of t: Lear :v 400 of h awl :i t y, v-atined at the eirianrc anti ex.. e:lleig% is the will h tert.amrszeut. of the cc- POLICE. 1101r.STREIRT. Yesterday a carious ease r:irne before Mr. REMO fur Mere tieetiom The circumeteet to are as follow :— Tcatert{ay, about eleven o'clock. • wittier called sputa Mr. Neal, stsa LePpll the Feathers [mime Lowe, is Hart-eneet, l'ovet.t th.rekr, and addreen::4 him in • familiar seamier, asking hint how he did ! &c, Mr. Beal recollective him to have tees at hie boort one*, to visit • *Alter • hat was lately gartered span him, answered in a tine way. The soldier told him be bad gut plenty of mentee, and had actually inure than be waited, mid took • haudifitj of guineas nut of his pock e t, and phi •..1 thews to him. Mr WA discovered that he had notch mute in his Imeekets, and nheervieg that he lied been drinkina freely, with a view to towel:tato whe ther he Lad met lbe money honestly, es well so to pi - remit him boas lusiag it, quatiuued haw as to h.ia he became pus • eased of it, as be s W{lll4 in a state fit to take rare of it himself. He answered that he wits in Flret.stnit that .teiroire, shoot six Oolork, near Fleet-sum lett, when an elderly Grittiness, aim had the dialect 41 I..rehien, came up Isa bias, attain-wird him iu a familiar way, eel Lim to buid his pulse for Lan till he ri turned, *hien w lir in a shot t ease, which he agreed to, and be saw the Gentleman go iota a house la a Court in Fleet-street, supposed to he a hussar of ill-fame, wttli a gill ; ikxt he had vait.-r1 foil four hours sear the spot, hat the Geeneinim did not triune Mr. Kcal asked him if he kiww how muds matey he bad gut 'and he answer ed in the oegative. Jlr Leal was natela mteinulied at the tale, sod adv.,iial hint to go ARAI, and try to hod the gent. - enau, ah.ch the soldier icaddyrorned to, said Itr. Ideal atd • neighbour cutup:tined him; the soldier pit tid ant Nu. g, ill Black Horse-court, Fleet •airei.i, as the Lome the Genticmaa and ref enter; d ; hut the people of the boom denied that any,sweh rigor had beta the re,ead recommend ed that application should b made at ho. ', is the same Corry whit* ami dune, hut with nu better ececoaa. They then brini e st the suegestiou of the rukher, a house in !em pties-toga, Deet.stieet, but could he:ir au tidings of the Gentleman They then pructedettoemaheir way hack tuMr. Best's bowie they had not proceeded the Wore Mr. Beal discovered that gainer were dropping out of the soldies's pocket, and, on examination, found that he had a hole is has picket ; he tied up the hole ter preveut any more being lust. When they gut to Mr Beare house again, be prevailed opus the seedier tit ascertain how much money he had. On search lug his pockets, one hu:.dred and ei,7ltt) guineas were found; Bark Notes to the amount of 311. and • primairry,Piote f..r Sol. which became due yesterday, from Mews. Cherritegtou. He prevailed spoil him to agree to alemeet it in a Banker's hairs for safety, and they went to 3; =we. Wright and Cu. Heariettmeenta, Covert-garden, who, after bearing t h e circarstaree, refused to take the mosey, awl aerised diem to go to Bow-street Othce, which they accurehogly did, where the saddler persisted is the above estraordivary tale, and said be had no more meaty about hit ; but on kivett search ing hiss, he found more cash upon Lisa, the serer of dl. I bd. Oa hie being asked by the Magistrate what bad brew of the ram be had said the money was in , lie replied it am twat In • peer, but was bed op HI a pocket-handkerchief, which be produced, sod it proved to he a common red liuea owe The account be Ere of bitne-If .as, that his name id Jo seph Moody : that be is a seaman by protrri:oti, and erm Master of the Britannia. collier, five years, of wha It he brother is ow tier and about sou years sauce lie enlisted tutu the id Regiiimut of Foot Guards, and mew belonged to Cohowl Omsk.. s Company, la the sd leattalioa, aad was hug in the liiiightslr.dge barracks. He couducted honself donne she exasinatimi in a very ronzli and eccentric mamma, ultimate' with a deal of good hut ~., ,r —He was ordered to be dimmed tall the busitiess is farther inquired aut. When the gaoler was eitiont to take bus away, be held out bs hand to shake Imam with Mr Bead. Ou the night of the I nth twit. the buns. of Mr Gordon, in Es-blase, Bermondsey, was broken open, sad re.le.ie.l of • tool. Baal note, a 401. note, and several articles of plate, to • emeeiderable amount. The amebas of the notes twin known, iaforration was [men at the Beek; um the aim list. the tool. molt was paid iato the Mart ; and ea the 24th last. the 44.11. tote was paid informative was aecordiugly Sivas to the parte% and they traced them tato the posits- Mee of several peters. The Wapner the looters was traced to, ass Mr. The. asaa, a lieee-draper, of Ortioll.ntrect, who stet( d that he took it of a 111,0011• M geateelly dressed, on Satop:ae for hub Been, caostreie, "nut other articles, to the minium of Isl. be recollected that be offered to semi the goods home, bat she declined, saying she lived am far off r Wak worth. sad that she had purebred err of the goods for Mrs. Thornton, in St.James . •-sqoare, mid be bad accord ingly made these eseatewasida upon the Note. Sir. Thu tars being a highly respectable claaractin , ttis account we" considered IlatalfaCtur) The Nil. note was traced through serial respectable tredesera's heeds, to Mr 'Ebonies Blundell, of Little Earl. street, Seers Dials, The arcoutat be rave of it was, that he took it any oung man, whom be got acquainted with by fire , mooting the king. Aims pnteinc-bouse, is Mom -street, Soho, in payment fur • pan of hoots, sad did sot know any thing more of him. Thts aref..unt, however, together with other eircomMances, did Dot satisfy the Magutrate, and he was wrilried to be detaiaed. Fittings avaiatett i a 311 Wiese% and L3orlus, before the Right licit. Eou. tab Loeb Lt.1.1.7N au aut;Gts, Lord l hitt' J wake, &c. iu and Eller Easter Tenn, 113utt • XI DDLt$ll2. Meads, Meads, Memaiay Frkkay IN TEII3I .May 9 I Welles.lay.. . su ‘leclat-lay... . 93 tt edatsdai... • fi; AFTLk 1 ...May 11 'a NS RI Tuesday . flay 31 ; riockreaday ..... Mr. CRONININIDILLD, a distinguished and ac tive Member of the AilieAcan Hour of ttel.reft sentative*, lately btir,t a hiood tesvel, but was recovering at the date of tin last accounts. Mr. RANDOLPH was ii:so In a convalescent state-- They are co.:videred leading Members in the Howie. Mr. RANDOLPH felnintd on the 3d last- It mos said, li:•:3 kti *OOll 31:1161• heath permits, he will Oder a stinig of lietilutions on the gate of tomookl *flail The Grand Jury of Arnazh, for the Lint As sizes, have come to a Resolution to swine. t the rti pr.,eut.itive, of the County to further with th e ir d e .. tided support, any turn-lire that may be brought forward in the linverial and ',lacing in some wade, the pat atte,it of the Clergy Ili Ireland. The Kist; has been phased to grant unto Sir HENKY 111110L'IL, of Calk!. Abbey, in the C01.11;ty of Derby, Bert. liis Royal I,icen.c and Antherity, that he and his issue take ail.: us.• foie I , 4r:swim of CREWE only, aid also hear tje grin- if CILLWE uuerterly with thoe of H.teet.a. CuLtst in the first quarter;, he toe raid hawing I. bly fribr...elit...! to lit- .‘i AJEVIV that he is one of tneHir,pneseistativ-s. anal Coheir the Body of TN tuns the setv..ii Lord of Strne ; itz. Son di.d Heir of !:•.r iL RV fl Lae of Calke afores.aid, Bart. deve..sed , t.% toe FX,4044. ES EL.I7.ABLTI4. hie Wife, se - vo:,d Data Lil- Oat! vf ISAUtstiervit.tr Earl Earl AawILIL ; liuTrY Lir SVI./ awl Heir Sir 111.31 LY H•RPVIt, oi' aforc supl, E4rt. be the Lady CA ROl.l N i. aVV Daughter uf JoHri SPA Dukt. of it:: r , .ta which last uieNtio;.ed Sir H.V3Ry tb 4 , the Seii Heir of Sir JoHN HArtma, :Aso of C.: by Creara.ve his Wife, oi:e of the 1 / 4 .lo:tcs CioLetr of the said TU3Mai Lori Coa.sar. FROM LIST NIGHTS GAZETTE/ Atiwrimks-Afee, airil .25. I Well. Cfs , ne of o . Lents taunt Pater Illawier, Req. capta* of ins ' Muityl,'" ship the Cumuli's, adoryfted, to lltter-Atioral ha I iiitiasa 1 rumba Bart. ddt,d the ic,th t.t Ot tuber, I anti, 'a DuteAs or *Lich Las We:tarmac" .Itrif by Ca,m. Hamer Ham tu t 1% IV. Puke- His Majestl'a obip .fr Batavia, Octaaer 19, SlR—After putim„.• the former port of your or der to execottoo, 1 prote...ded to Auger Point. . . . . where to:A:hoed tufortmaiou that the euetafa hue of bottle sltips were ell to the etutwartl. Ott the morning of the Idta mutant, I captured a small bri4 from Eatttam, from whom 1 Warta that the Ylicestis, a Data) frigate of thirty-am guns, was undergoing repairs at °inns.. It aps peuring W me that she might be brought out, I was waking the best of my was there, a aria, be— tween 3liddlebey mud Ainsterii;in Islands, 1 chi curried two wen of star brigs at anchor ; one of winch I captured, the other made her escape, by being too close in-chore fnr ns to pursue her ; the captured brig was the Zeroop, of 14 Km's, . . n►amirdd by Coo. Grunt. %' lout taln►K pollArtisir n 4.1 lerr, 1 obtaerved the PlweJia alio from Omma, au.l run for Batavia Itoetlot. Front the lf6 cr. of the Ztr.N.lll we *Lined intelligence. that the Masi a Dutch frigate. was lying en the Rawl*, manned Gwen the shore. hew; snare of aatt apunnae.i. A whorl time after 1 utenerved her, and likeerwe Willi.ui sloop ur war. writis the brig that bctliver ears pv-vi us. . . . . . A. I di.tinctly made out the frigate to be the mat ship in the road, l ran for her with springs on both cables ; the enemy commenced firing at us as soon as we were within gun-thut, which was not mturnod till we mine as close as one Mud would allow u. which mar within halt' pistol-shot, alien we opend our tin. The action coat ed about half an hour, when the enemy hauled down their colours ; on boarding she proved to be the Du oh Republican frigate Maria Rrygershergen, of thirty. : six guns, eighteen-pounders on tile main-deck. and two hundrel and serenity men, coniniapded by Captain Jager (Second nu Command.) The Maria was loonched in Nue. and it a fart-iading ship. tVe had to eucouater, beside, th e f r i gate . the William, of twenty guns. Patriut, of eighteen, and leeploog. of fourteen gam, with freNi.-riel gun brats ; and there were thirty gna-bosts lying tar shore, which did not attempt to come out. I beg leave to state, that whets the action commenced we had short of complement' by mess away in • prizes, sick at hospitals, dec. bity-srven is monitor. I Mil sorry to Sillf it ova. not to my power to - ture either the Phinuix, Patnut. or Ze.. - long brig. as His Majesty's ship Caroline and t:.c Maria were after the actMu iu four fathom. w.s•-n, and surrounded by wady dangerous shoals. I anchored both ships in the oilloig to m,.air de mister. Whilst rnnoing out of thermal. I observed ' thi Pisani:, with the verAwls aboeciaeutiondd, and • all the Dutch merchant ships. run on shut*. As the siren brig I captured was of little value, and the crew very sickly,. I put as many oldie pri sms/es on hoard of taw as she could carry, and must of the Officer., and seat theta to Batavia in their oriole, after running without the islands. I hare sant Mr. Leto age, my First Lieutenant, in t . 4trr g e of toe Maria. Whom iermluct darii4 dui adios I was &Hy oatmfiad with. Awd +keit Iher -- superior force is considered that was opposed ea W. mud the great loss the enemy have stistaused.f trust hula) he permitted to recommend Lient. Crew's witto commanded nu the main-deck. with AFtswir Lieutenant* Shink and Pedder, their conduct moms , iog my highest approUtion. vaunt speak too highly of Mr. Bain, the - Msster. in laying me alongside the Maria, and whoa* accurate knowledge of the seas• enabled me to take the ship into Batavia. The conduct of the Warmist and Petty Oflicers was lunch to my satis faction, as was the brave and steady behav:uur of the .ea men and marines. I herewith i:sclose a list of our killed and woury'ed, with the disposition of the enemy's aquldron iu these seas. sad a list of ships taken and nth nu shore Ly His Majesty's ship satire my command. I hate the houoor to he. P. 'Lusaka. T• His Excel!tory Rear-Adoirol Sir Till :ma; Inpubrifte &c o.r it. Erg P.S. I Lave sat Wes able toast a ra,:rt /inmost e 1 tite killed sod wounded an bowed the pme, but tram the Star rerat 0. ay had ally halted sad .bladed. P. K. 1.1.7 ur &ILLSD •1D MOL • OLD 1014—Jolie Latteee, !Mesas, end R Awn', seamen, and bar Dutch prieoaere, oho were ie the Lute. %vonntfell dargrrosel!, .lace WOlimas, R., 7 ,, Manus ; %ruluki. Lunglaows. "feral, 1114 Daniel Ssa:;.i sty steam i Ealrarci Ewan, MA. ran,. Wounded rhghtly—Tliceas Pestert. W Thomas, Howe, Earsaid Marren, Jobe lases, plairtel M Joint INAS. A:reamer Creticoua, Thomas Rohl no, Kosberg Itrawasers, Ishe, sad Jolla Lauri: • *MCI, ILAINtEIt. of DlTtrb nips takes and rte on 'hors at Halaria, en the pelt of October, lace, by Hat Majesty's th:p ( - soh: e. Zeros", 14 rot, CL Greet, table; Ware Reyeern ls-rern, Colosao.lore Jain, ditto ; Phenix. so tato, t•ltet. VeDdr.7.33ler, run Oa 313414 Mari. Wilbellmina. 1 3 Wm. diet,: tiilliaa , .o:teas, Capt. hen% ditto Patriot, is pane, auto; Zerp!asti, 14 pas, Atte ; fed esiaa madam shy'. P. IL Copy of a Letts. free rlce-Adamirsl the 1110111 lard Cele*. utak Comas:oder m Ch.et of Iltslaimtpi Steps sod Vowels is the M. , J.:erraseau, to the Bea. W. W Pole, dated tra boanl Hi. Nlajestyl Step Ocean, et an, Feb. 33, Ism. se—The Helionimee and (;rasshopper were sew tiooed in December last off Carthii;.cus. to watch the Spanish squadron, and when Caps('. Searle was detach.ci on the look-ont, he fell so weth three Yeisels of war, described iu his letter, .a copy of which I inclow) ; and notwithstanding the great superiority of their cobibined force, he att.icleil and took the largest of theta, the two ot!leri. til .ki. tr their escape. I hail: g:eat pleasure in making this cotnaisai catioo to their Lotdships, who will lee in it as e of that teal and enterpn.e which marks the general touduct of Captain Searle. I hate the iwi.lour to ht. &r. (Signed) Cot.tlxewgoo. His Yilsksty's 11.:p Creshopper, off Can hav:rs, I).r le, 134". S3ll-1 hlre to accttatot ou, that yest erday, w tors, toc.ki ill our (..1 . (..11,0C agreeai. ly to your direction., 1 tied a s..sus'yer of ti.e enemy s salmis at ar,.;Lut the Cape ; i us. Catholic T.O!MI