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(;e• PIPHE NEW ANNUAL ItE •IN l'Elt ; or a well Repository of History, Polities, and literature Bir the ye it tairr. To which is prchued the History of itintetedge, Le:ailing, and Taste iu Great Britain, dmtng the reign of Queen Anne, Part IF Printed fur John /Rockdale, Piccadilly. Just published, in an elegant poc ket volume,K 1 r CharariC.. 3s. ylih: tlAisiN i EN 110 1 rAIN EN drcs, a new and select Coll ec tion of Sunguiss, ehu.es, &c- with Solutions. London • Pi lilted toe and sold by R. Colhura, Public Li- Wary, g,, Conduit atrtet; Alliktiell, Edinburgh ; Cum. mina, Dublin, i.e &r. Of w 16040, sad all Bookaellers, Was bet ad, jolt published, EVF.NIbiG ENTEKTAINNIENTS; aW, DtlmPallntiS of the Matiorrs and Cuodums of various lialiens• io,ovil for the Idatilsriion aud gosesement.cil Vomit , . D 8)) g . B. Pepping. i vole. lie. INTERNAL STATE Of FRANCE. Tine day Is published, in 4VII. pt ice 7s Col Sh.lllE. Tra-11ES 01 tele I•ElIN AL •STATP, s f FRANCnslated from the °rioted of M. FABER. Mr. Faber obtabsed several important posts to the rivil ibdisiussmasios .of Eraser but the feelings of 'mom which he expersinseed, Noes the consciousness of tieing, after the eresesits• of lkomparte, is all insteasees, the organ of nisi:osier* sad oppresdlog, determined him at length W 'Vitt ofere d advaortesesst, sod to shaodun the room try. lie toot refuse in Eetershorgh, when he atteintited to publish this went It euustritird ees ta• volumes, o nduence oP ur r loch . glow. was riumiaitted to the p, when the i Psnaparte prorated en order from Alexander for the sap. parmicra of the *weird. The cireolatioe of the first •as im ssedietely aid utterly wooed as she srentssseat s a copy, however. Ina esseeyeill to England, and from olio copy Cie 'shove tiaselatioa has berm made. M Esher has e m ruled Ibis lash w itb vest sbibiy, and states,: eithost rang,ration, the discastiag facts antic% be was as snit aiid the frutitinue motives and s iews of which his official stimulus paiticulairty risalified how to holge. Printed for John Murray , 3 t, Fleet street Vistchard, Piccadilly l and Rig hardsois, imptAiJAL, P 4 if LiAm EA r. ROUSE OF LORIN, SATURDAY, love IS. • Th. Mame west halo it CUMnottere of Priviteg.• on the Peerar, aloe' their Lordehipa mond I Ilea wbca Ilea flintirf proreetbuge were wli.nerned uut.l Monday. Thr 11,,NAt baying resew'', a wager, an era Stir Comte...a t • &airy lilt IC ut ads .ft at the Har, Own.. eh.. , 1 .tarot veu by Counoosion to c.rtelo Public amid tri.e'r Me. broker, ereteapaoird by several Meagher*, et , euelell o..tbwitl., rhea the Royal Akont by 4 01111111111•41.1fol...1 the Velure Regret, wag given to the Yoe 01 Crean Rill, limb , . Duty ro.s M.-rte Daly, Pat Duly Repeal, Partah l'nel, 'legatee...us, lush bI. Reemlation, Grate/ Jeweler. Carol, Larattai, sad revelal yoblie sad poste A. le. notkill OF COMMONS. (to the trolinn of Mr M. A. Tairt ef, th. Comseittce are 00000 1. d le. I irbsi4l/1 Ile, e5a.....4 the 40.5. in I 11 vwery $Ol.l. and m A y,s, H..00v of I was, rue poem rim IV f. yowl the sumo , . sof ...Nice., Iskros ilt. in. n.y, from Ili nt..l* r..pv Al o.e itrpo.l.llll , llllll 01 Il Al. 110.01,, the K. to r,, VI., Vitt At 13011•117 Cs mitt at PI Alla 44,4 hi i. mil the Th. ilsird T,3.11ng nt the Wrotnlimler Hutt hp VI. .Is rotvoted to 'I ...p.m) t Ito Dee, t -Mr of the ELICk hnirit taatmaeoll she hisser lop the Wine d rimtc the 5w r w.hetly atitteted ; 004 op Li. Mora seronn..l the 111..• that the Reis& 4100,111 had been sores emnsoiniol. t • ill. t'velo.fory St& bti, the Note sod Nolo Jutt BM, lir Vi 10114 y the Thronons mod rest•lherie H. Wittig." Blt h, t il, the Fri oh m emu. Ow foams, R. gel.. he Irish Na Ifltyleta 11,11, *he Paolo., lama." , 111:1, the Yo."-li Aron n. tow Resslitso rm. llw Illerember• coal* 8.11, she Giassi )'kettle* Cassel W.% fat. Oa. 1./t WELLINGTON. The SPS stub Avg ••ntrot toot that h r e eve-II • lot Arr boa lord Vt.rount Wolbootti., od its ewer, to the tronitouttit he sshoch he bail lord, the NA!. Lelrli of the thanks of the Hour, for thr ospulmoro of the wormy (tom P..re•- g.. 11„ Ile tif.,evr•le.l to tta.l the kitty. 'k i tsc h we, Snail) iu the fallowing trot& : hrs, May es. tett. to or i r k .-4 haw 16.4 the bee's, of torsorteg yaw hoer.. of the '45. Avd,.e eV. h• •• roe lota sh een of she Ile..hessup n, for ilosom e.mieooe of that day. towerpot the err.. 10 oos of the if seer el lbw swinge, .{the ow" so Ifototial is We e , et.. r i selsolatiel. dolga( lbw lilt I. •01111•41412. " I attoluatt tit "tali of she oreuttoeo .hhh the amass 44 CetollllMtre• ..r been eaoe.ore, imadti dew., to tie toi.vos 5.5 ate.o.e.e. Owls I he.. oasfotatly 'tonged Imo tkotrala to d ott.e. Offerers of lb. anal. tool t• the pe..l inemeeet. boas. %. noel dreell.fo• el she s wo ps. I dligtlgesnerele•te% useesouitele lo them the Igoe %isms .{IM 'oleeseell atoll ato prrtenoted that the, weibe hogleh. v 0n44 to hod idiot the., ratio ist hoot fres ••••rOvimete Hs. approleastossis ebsch oil ssh.. ,se eapord to She ottint• of thew firesli 11..Y.4 lot •••• 11N. le!..netaldo allooorr lb *I. eh an mew otador. he. swop torte.d.7 the west or Colnevei. 0b411.1. boryysymnomy aal Weis ••4 Iheise„ h 7 • ihmussorse• ow ow estrhewe•lssels his boo bebilliged by to. b •••••instiohl • sarryaft e 1 eel WWWwW T• so% Ilws I fors .••••••I•ehs •144p4Ser 0.••••18•111••••6 • -ea. so shish )6.• boor egos .*matelot W se the yew at lbw Meese. • I tr. REILINGTOW. PI MA'S 1111.1.11. Mr. wilt Lior rat ars• won illme ge Twain; sum 11. •.... .4 isoory. so • ••••••• g arig• GI 110.• Rowe. " TIM ow roma fr • WWI. UN Avail be penieell Jive May airmilhow 361 ........6. 1 * . . ore &yahoo the commencement of every sleeks of !et• Imment. LOVEDENI DIVORCE BILL. Mrs D. Glove moved toe Order ot the Day for the farther consideration of the y t of the Comrsintee at Loverletes licisorix Bill, fur the 'Mr pose of posepotong It. Mr. Rossi, advestiog to the conrersattoti of tne he prece d ing isight , sai d, that alter the hesttnQ had been able to make, he found ildit no Bill had for many years so or down to that House trOns the House el Lords, *tin %etch a prostaion as that pro posed on I lie present Bid ; it' the reas on was, that there had been always, Bri de at leset meei. an agreement between the par ies, which tendered such a ptovi.d.oi anitecessari. Wit arver might be the demerits of the Lady iis question, the House amid not allow her to starve, or toile tempted to do worse. lie merely threw out t iese obarraicons that the parties con cerned, of they thought proper, might avail stireeiselvea of them. Mr. D. (iinne stalest, that he had had a rem muoicatiuti wait M: Lott leis en the orshjeet, and that he was a verse. to am consoles adou of the WM prop sell, because Nits:L.:Wed.:a was already pro' riled for by her jointure. The See t KVA übt,rverl. that the pre tent Bill dif fered in a nother point from Bills of a .11.1111:a ds stir 1 111011. Divorce Pills had for many ) to res Ctin. tallied a provision , th e rtieet of winch was, he fore de stroy the jointure o f the .• 'rtie bill the (Inner eA.ne to t h ew dltrefei.tiy constructeon war. d. It a a ...0t for him la say hether the praposir right Or Wrong, but b e felt a his ilia) to waist old to the Howse the importance of coupon-wog that the ,e..riehty of the propoosil si. of the pre( log ; Was to gist.. 'by A Inivess nut wily her whole imore,bus also a mandenance. Mr. Loeltasite • Opel), that however e itlpable Il she se mitosis, sa te womanwoman in gm4qm had been, nags t ye , he treated wit s merry. The brgallsa remaiked, That itt any rate it would he re-cowling the disuse to do then:selves -r (nigh , to i.e done. Wittivitr.incs: said he had heard the po:l,itio Of the a erie-it sig cumuli r pr r :•111 t0 .• 1 . 01 .1; and existric.ed his r get 'lran the 11..!0..tl crane in WI 1.11 the Bell tirlare the 11 .11. , 0 1:r14" .. IlSts(1 was not cOli..irltred 1., li.t• law with em lirlrut severity.—tie had pill hiinsett i ii s o . con venience, f r ait-iishisg the ifs C.lssston of a 41...tti0n with It 1:e coulw r is t issit Omsk of great Importance. A.. Ito ..-v r, it .ess hr isnatisoseed to Teemlw. he trusisal that on t oo ' ! om d 3) th-re wool I he as lOU A Oteelou ..1 s h e H i as the pre.tlitt coma i setaisces ut tlie Ss s toss would permit. Sir J.Ciamtsil daelaisied any inteistion o f ex tenuating the guilt of tie %minims% sso•ressis ; but is the highest legal atithorit,, and a decrial int) * is, the CIPITIP below had &slated tom Bo re to n sufficient euid• nee to Convict her, he did ass .c e that the case could not he conitterest nt a.• a nature as merry which had bell heart the linn.e. The Order of the Der wmi then rent l , SA the further e ,, n-Ae• toot, *-.. fi ‘ e.l , nr Fit-411e%. IKI~HROYAL CANAL COIIPANT. '11t• IwwT, eonnerineoee of *hat had pas.. aln the ronotottet . on the Xtraiff the trtsh le,o.st CANA t otn.e:illt It tee none that in du t wat !et 'sow he would ,obettt io thc Iton‘e the ,IMprillllll illt Ittrect• is at that t'•onnatty (As had fortnetly been dote .1111 the VIP s of the South .4 C pan!) to outopeay..tr, oat of the , r fottu Ovate unfortunate iterpotw rho heti placed tuottry In 1110 1.110111. A tnew.age from the *Awls annottoer. l thrir Lordelny t e as ,ent to t h e Est . 14f 4rl Ito solatinn tl,ll. the loish Statue Mill, the I. h Mlhtte Pur 11111, 111, :Alt/lists %biota Sob , altertw' Ita:1, the Ite.lt 'wage Coach POI. the Lord Licute. nant's Allow lore Itt:1, far The Sitter . 1. ken't nai, the Roberti tlffirrea t rim the I awl Tee Itoeno,r 1011, Lou Clonrutre% trloro•re thit, and the Towfr Cl/1141 11.11, gerr , 1 , 411 • third tone And p. 1%, .1 11'he *ipiros 5i1. 1 4.0 , 11011 11.11 gad • 11110 1 I . rev .o. tut estOintatot , clew , wen. 101 r •4101, 111 the (l "1.• 1.10.1 of the E‘C.lllat VII, 11) way 'der, and toe Dili was I pasta FRENCH PRINONER ,I On the Vltnlinh Of Mr %% MARTON, a return was of.tcrea to br IsMI befiwe Ito Hood , of tbc outubrr of Freocb Pcisunirs to Da.tooo: Pttrou daroug tlrr hot two years ; sheulo4 be 41c.,ttt whirls Iss.l takru piste in each roootb, down to ibe penal to olio\ the same cuold be made fnit.—Aa . j.u.4 iv 'ine.d.y. %Th.LLItibACE. FRENCH PAPIAS rants. ettlie 9. Their Mejestieo arrived at the Thud%cries this mum .as well as die King of Rohm At its p.a. the cannon tired to announce to.stt•irntw'a fete. Tte:norrow is it nj•mdi g day for all France, and all the town, of the Empire will vie with each other in celebrating the baptise!' of the Kiag of Romeo — &tillers and monuments art every where building to verve nate the remit rslnasce of this Rent day.— Ti.e Behove have published cireular kites* to to sits the people to pray to Clod for blesongs on the infant. Every where young girls urceie.• martinKe poetionswith lankier§ duiinginsh•d for their liravery. (Non will take place. horse races. foot race-, &r. The *hipping will Ire dtevrue•l, sod bells sod can will he heard all day. (karst, Sorhei creation?, the siege of Tarragon.. II•• has carried s• me redoubts, which the cuetny 1441 erected twine , the place. The op►ning of the National C.ooncil will take pl,ee nest Tis , ,olas. Ft. Hat pens'. 111 ty. TO sits sicutotanor tilsl•TiS or it \RIOT. I hove ih. huuuur to give y.. 0 on at-count of the sittinis I had on the Iloilo May, to ilia Canal of OsesSea, in the Emperor's lotz Abedlr. which I tionsuanded prov.o.o.nolly. si:11 fit. Wie e nmc M a . jesty'• ‘l.ll, &way. Captain Patiliff. lln the ita h. at *triarise. I tlrsetirel a lira n'.ra► of CAte St. Andre. I pre•ntwcd it to Le one of those from 1 meals ttte usual •ti••sl• sit sullen distant. She d,i not answer. I h utOrti the F.mpetoes II Shit fired a ton. statist Vie arelainaitotis of the Hive fellows of the Ah. • 11e. I ardcre.l every thing to be el•ared for action. roe was at rail- 1 1 • enemy cam . deem nett Ira ele t►e *ital. Davis eaact'y cut and west et err% othtt, 1 ritiktenvi itTaet not t' make too ,;loch pay; and to he in a rob". tine to take her, tort and art, it •he conoioned •►0 Tht twins:on of !lit )06 ent nipp‘Ctjs !Ip;tel pn ibi: Cittholit Questiun; It nuarlithihty pint rifled mail to. eterrnw. e e • 'lnt Mattel! Pkf•l ur Sauttoe7 wee peblielied et Six u'apek le the twiit's". h. eotl..t. What t had foreseen happenett ; She coatis war near enough. I kept cle to the *lnd , ov tined her coar se and neared me: as soon as she I s tretched to o, having go t the weather-gsge, close hi. Ai soon as I got as:ei-arl of her, I shortened sail, and passing a-stern by her, sent her a broadside wi bin piatut-allot. I stood on the same l. e Atiers ma il f papers rom Anhothlt arrivedhat . on A loud and con StAttrday, with s tack as she did, arid contioned Ileting her on th Dopers to e 4th t lartuard quarter. at a qiiaarr pistol shut. At the Ciliated tia , g wis heard on the Ifith hit, tothe end of iu minutes ahe alark-ned Ail to pals tne tisrectiun cf the Great Belt, the f lat canoe was uoi ent. I raw this anti, cosoill up with her at avvertaiaed t at the dote of the tst accounts.— • Sweden end Denmark tire both actively employed (lie satne 'dine, I continued crintionailitte her on the titArhowril tiit.itrr. in making preparations for rier,ooo, iti the event of Not t o lag able t ea keep her broadside to the an attack by the English. wind, she hare away. I shortened sail, and poured .-:wwar--- tan broadsides into her stern, Wpon whith she The tirticette of Sat urttay night contains an errs , tract from Lord IrVautoototr's dispatches, re: , sum k. She carrleti 40 32-prowlers, the Abe/fie 20 24-pounders. fhe dlseriry hal as great • coo. i ceivrd in the morning. They were brought God plrment of men as the Abeille. The Alacrity had Lisbon by th e Herring schooner. which sailed oft datedoacttlitoen 3:huiews;te,s,andldziouteedaiit an tht aci . 1. - , kil,tal, an d to wounded ; the Abeille 7 killed, the same day with the last packet hest that pleats' j 'attle shoe . end 12 wounded ; hut the iftellie coast truly fought It natl . the most advantageous sit mitton.—l have the Teel:La:el' houour so be, &r. A R*l. I)Cal.LCltat). 1 Lisbon l'epers.--It wain biillisot iffsiir.--ThaliP.,,. Abeille, utt2Le . sail be B3stia, \ t ay A. I tending forces consist-a print i potty of 4.• 'a i ry . ' 1 that of the enemy appears to have beau of 40(10 a that description. whilt k l oe Cavalry op. t 1 posed t o thorn caoaisted Ohl. of the 341 and ith V Dragnoos,—As thi.: aetiSu took 'dace on the itath, the report that Social' had entered Seville on that day, with the ...t. ck of ht. , army. is of course. not true. At that date, his principal force had not re. rested (talker than Llereas. _ BRITISH. PRESS. LONDON. NIONDA I • JUNE 17• Juar.lo. Toe cerem toy of the ha.itisra of the King of Home. and the fetes aceompanjing it, were cede. hrated with the pomp imitable to their ohject. The whole popul..tiim of Petri., aliginerted by a prodi glut', crowd of strangers of all ranks, were specta tor .• Voir \t .j..sti-s were every where received with the itio-t a vid inark• of joy sad gratitude. To the se. lon mons of " Long byte the t emperor and rinpre.• !" 'tele joinel-- .. Long hie the King ol Role r !" 'Their .11. j• sties returned at tlevert at night to the Touilleries, from whew"? they set off to return to `.t. Choi& The or Home preceded tkein.-- 'f ne nurse neither frimiired thi• lint thy. At the ce r•in.my, yesteed ty, on the right of the Eli: wear, on , Ki.ig of Rome, held by his Go t•:e it of the Kil t { ho Godfather awl Gointoilitr.—mi the right of the Godmother Pew& Jo. - pit Napol eon, King of Spain ; Prince Jerome Naooleini, li•ng of We•tphalit; Pri.ice 11 rgl.e.e, Doke of Giia•taila ; Prince Engerie, Vice..iy of Italy, 11-reilitary Grand Duke of rionektiit, D..ke of Parma. 0 the lef; or the F..iiperor,the Empress; P,incess Jubr,Qae aof Spain; Queen Hortense; P.i.icess Pcu l u .Y. ltochess of Gawnalla ; the Prince of Neuf. eh i! V ie r-Constable; Prince. OF Benevento, Vice ":rand.Elector. A vessel is Pnived from Cotnnne, which l e ft A on th e 6.h inst. The Gathrttns, we understind, arienuratted by the rreent important events on the frontiers f Portugal, ate at length reerustsfy a pply. it g , 11.roselves to take the field in Vb.,. Upwards of 30,000 of them are said to he in arms. 43 The lest letters from Lisbon are dated the instmt, and from Elva% the 29th ult. Those we have been favoured with from Elvin state, that Gviieral Ilowartu'a brigs , e had been sent by Sr BRMIT SPIit4CES from Almeida, to reinforce Lord IVat.t.tuceos before Bedijoti The 60th WO meat was attscbe I to the bo g g ed,. The siege of Darlajos vise not expreted to be a pretracted mar. Lord WehLtouT.is bad taken the most effectual means fur preventing the escape if say part of the gartison, as was the case at Alineidai—The letters from Lisbon describe the rijoicings which had takes place os account of the germ b.ittk if Albserav We have received eastsiwurs watt other Paris Papers from the oreutsd to the t irk i o nised. eith ih 4 e xception e sh.• 5•10 and 9'h. They ere silent with respect to the affairs of the Spanish Palinode ; bat those which are wanting, it is supposed, cootairs some iletetints of the battle of Albums, an ; other in li , sry op-faucets in that r-istiitry.--gotsaeress sensed in Paris from his vi-it to the corset on the evening of the St..: nn this following day his NIT was bowie. (I. The Msetifewe of the loth contains an article of interest, we might likewise odd, of tare orettrrence ; it s in account of,the curare cf the dt , serigg brig , of iriAllten gins, Praia PALltts, by the Aber*. French vowel of war, in the Mediterranean. The French Cspteln. is nr.ler to enhance the merit of his victory, reprevende the two ves,els to have been of nearly repot fawn hut of er the many Met toms of the Superiority of Broish skill and valour, evinced in general actions and single contests, we c annot credit the asserting. _ Part of the hornevrardehmind Leeward wenn Fleet strived nn Friday in the Ricer. The Nyars den awl Moiabar, sstieh escorted the fleet, sailed from St. Torpor's's on the sth of Nlay. The Araclose. Captain Cu tsetse% accompanied them Dart of the way, and then returned to Barhadora The yellow fever, we are happy to learn, had out been -o pretsient on the station as it was li-t year. At Engll.ll H a rbour, Antigns. it was most clip,- i I retired. where the The tis and Ny a des lost path about ton men ; but the Castor, which lay there it the same time, had not a tit k man on hoard. CA 1 ).1.11 FasoLiilcK CoTTRILI., . f 11:e !trace. died at Barbsdom on the 28th of April—he had been long ill of the fewer. Captain R. F..trl.lFll, of the Charybdis, was promoted, in consequence, to the rank of Post-Captain, and appointed to the 1 Nynden; and Lteutenaut CLIIVNAIIe. of the Dea l. F os. promoted to II C o mmander, sod app- in tel to 1 the Charybdis. 'The Trilone.Caotain Ilse notot. had arrived with diorite-hes from Ilinalinel, and to join the s quadrons The Pearl's ftig 4., Capla - • 1 7ti. Tuoupson, hail **ilea firma Orensrli, w tit General MAITLAND on hoard. for Sicily. The Pestles would retorts to England from tto Me diterranean. The Soorlosepron, Sir JALIOII } 're. had arrived at garbailows with het convoy from England, and soiled again (.4 JaM4141,•. The neat fleet for England nes eipected le fall 5 the Middle of Jell', Wider convoy of the Cooler and Wanderer. All the as sertions that hare bees made of French ships sal w ar (sersad rons sod single ships) being wee ill those sees. we no• true. Since the fall of Gaedidoepe, only one ft.e. my's vessel bad brow heard et there, namely, * Mall French privateer, which was chased for ion days by the Ainowerorie. Site meld set OM* u" fl rte ate' .1 • at el CI •U Al , a pl r e gi 1, • 41 • I . . t Ir 4 11. al 1:e .rs ca Pith Nut airs her ANHOLT MAIL TWIIISE CILOw'SS BATT/tiro td AY 26. Ve4terday, torrt• truo.boots were obserr• 01 %leering .I •ute t; e co et from the north to the southward. A Swedteh galirme, bound from Go . - teith•trgh to Stockholm, came to anchor off the b ttt•ry, on account of contrary »intl., and the Commander of which vessel report', that there is • convoy of nine English rttps of the line, with a fleet of I nert:hoot veuele. lying off Onttenbargh, in ` e x vetation of being reinforced by anothe r convo y with troop*. Ile Saw an Ettgliih horof.battle Asp lay i,,g off the Kole. COLIMA°, SIAT 12. The troops which were expeetvtl from the ruts ti r, to strengthen the cordon of the coasts I f 'u merauir. %hien ext-rid from Prussia towards the mouth of the Petite, have, in a great degree, ar rived at the places of their &grins:ion. Some pieces of artillery have also IN ea dispatched from 1 Berho, for the places Itslihe to he attacked, *itch a. Stolpmunile, Itirgenualile, Casorkne. Cuomo, an d Swenemutatle. Every where toctasers Rave I been tat eu to repel the Engll-11. W , AGARY. UAT 7. The truce beiweeu the itoe , lans rod Perks ex. Orel on the 30th April.4llll, in cloirequence, the wo.r will recorntur ace heturen Vie two Belligerent Powers; thee ateverthr !eve write from Belgrade, th4t the negoci.rtion• her peace have nut beeu to cui:tiortra. - _ . . The ttu.+•sn Generale appear. following the in tentson4 of their Nl.noderi. to endtavour to adopt means to tolledielli she Porte, and dispute hiol t.. conclude Pease. Extract of a Leiter from akesee. May 17. _ - " A %4 ry hrtel cannnnerle, inch ea we haie not 11.8,3 Illilet the commencement of the war, been vsterday. at bee in the morning. and had not ! finished at norm. " The vigour of the ire wee redontded daring the last two how.. aid the elTeet wee so great. that winds I were qitite shook..—There is every reason to .upi e, judging by the direction. that an *Mir 1 of enowilerahle importance has t Ikea place towards ithe North. in the greet Belt.—We are very impa. tient to know the issue." corium yaw, war ii. We have not yet 'eeriest* any otfict 41 intelligence of the naval combat, which, It is presumed, lately took place. They wrote from Coroner. on the 40ik, that an enemy's fleet, the force of which was not ascerrained in consequence of its great distance. lavished anchor on the luih in the iunraing, and soiled from the ~..„„s , ~i 5,,,,, gue . in the after..oon it cost anchor Dear ilalsku. On the 20th. it sailed towards the South, and left no Tend is the Belt. 1 77 1 cW . 1 9 .j ~~ ~~ s ~ i':': I .•