The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

1 I t NAVAL' NEWS. --- • - PoßtamouTll, Dec. 2.3.-T6 -brig, LLieut.,T. GARDINER, has detained aeseielnto this Port the Jonge Pumper, from iitiddatixNtod to - Loracion, with fruit;-&-c: ...J ' • Iv. • The AE PrivAteser ;41Son i 4ifoorflairigcaphiti and sehr into this Port . the Likerti: ''ITZGERA LD, • whits(' was captured on her Voyage . from Loudon to the Bahama Islands. A - dived last Saturday. the ,Rbyalict Transport, I\o. 194, Capt. T:HESiztaiss, - from Monte Video, • Ilavitig on board a.detachment of the 7 tst and 38th 'Regiments of Foot, parted' convoy from Admii . al . 11111 R LLAYOU the 9th inst. intat. 412.20. long : 11. 33. The Fort IFilliam, PARSON, from China, vas Ob)igcd to pa into this Port, • for ''ivani'C i s i nilicient . hAnds tocOnd46l her to the River. ' Arrived the zilerander, PaamteaE, froth Lisbon; • and Ariel, BROWN, from the Cape of Good Haiw; Unity, MARTIN, from London; and Literly, PAL'. SIER, trona Exeter. Sailed the iii - aUckland, HUNTER . , Squirrel, Jouw sou, and Hera, HEADLEY, for Sunderland ; and Mary pad Etizabeth, Poor, and Bee, foi London. • • . _ Werit into Hart)Our this day the. Mats, of 74 - .guns, .Capr. LunlN. ANUII/..1t LETTrII, SAME DATE. • the Resistance Frigate, Capt. ADAM, has cap , • tired 'and sent into this Port the French. Lugger PiiVateer L'Agle, or t 4 guns and 66 men, out three days from Barilcur, and had taken. nothing. Capt. ADAM kll in with the -Rik Transport 2.fr0m.1 the Cape of Good Hope, whiell had lost her boaysprq, and was,otherwis. much 'damaged. Capt. itlfor rendered he r,stith assistrinter was necessary, when she was enabled to proceed for the Dowps, • The Lion, Capt: RoLurs, ' a nd Sr. .4//tans, each of 64 guns, have captured a rich. Spanish Frigate laden with treasure, and sent her for the Downs. Arrived this day theCeiVev, -; from Sr. pe.' tarsburgh. • The Strenuous eitto-beg; iIt:IOI6NT, has detained and sent into this Port the Atitertesn Brig- Fat or, Zxectistra M. A.I.LEZ Master;frornValen • cia, bound to Bettor, in America, 11 Faebr was boarded 'iaff,Seilly by a French 'Privateer, the crew of which, after having plundered the Mas. '• - ter's Cahiu, -stabbed two of the men, and then re ttlrt;ed to ttiU PriVateer with their booty. PLVM 6U If DEC. 2y.--Arrived in C,IWAnd Bay the three Portugueze : Shipi - iihder-mentioned, viz. dzia Grande, abdUt 1200 tints burthen, (3apt. AN- • TONI() Joa.a.uile lisPiCav f Wen with airerrratiale cargo of bale goods, from Goa, Bombay, and &kat, bound to Lisbon, detained by the Conqueror - Mail of War, forty-two of whose crew were put on board to navigate ber into Poi t :• she will proeee.d 10 1 London as soon as Convoy is appointed ;—the 'Ship Serra, Capt. T. Go metes, laden' v.'ith sugar acid coffee; and the Ship Fama,.Capt. J. P. NlActiAnui, • laden with coffee, sugar, and indigo, both large ShiPS from,the Brazils; the .former detained by the Con queror, the latter bY the Solebay Frigate; 'Ott of whose crews they have on board. Dovkit,. DEC, ,by For London the fallowing Indiamea, lice. under convoy of fits MajestAShiPs .1L on and Si. Albans, vit.'N,iptine, Albion, Perieverance,Arniston,Tort. William, Oka ton, Thames, Marquis of Ely, and Cirencester, .from China ;, Royal' Charlotte, froni Si. Do , min g a; Scitioe, trowAgn, frum Norfolk; '; GARY, from Virginia; mile,, Ritz, from the Cape, of Good Hope; Mary ..F/stvt, , r, B .lThims, f rom Li s _ botkis Thames, (frion,an4 Experiment wh a l ers ; Abraham. Newland, and .thiel Transports, 'COWES, DBC. 28.—Arrived the Bremen Brig "Thetis, Capt. SCHWIEUS, from the Canary . Islands, laden with wine .alsb the American Ship Holland Trader, Capt. Watatams, from New York, with sugar and coffee. Sailed the Women Hoy Die igafkehende. Sow, Capt. LUDERINO 4 for London. The Revenue . Cutter Drake, belonging to this Port, has captured and sent in here a french Cut ter-rigged Privateer, with 28 men on board, which she fell in with off the bland yesterday woruitig. SnaaaNess,' Dec. 27.--Went .out of Harbour and sailed direa_forYarrnoutlx His Majesty's Ship Sybdle, of 36 guns, capt.'Llrroic Sailed the Challenger, of 16 guns, Capt. Hype% with a party of Royal Marines. for the Clyde and Princess of Orange in the Downs.' ISLANDS or ScrAta i , Dfd. St.—.-On the 1,41 b inst. Clint! in the American Brig Hope, COCHRANE, from Lisbon, bound to London, with , oranges, &c. `DEC. 16.---The Ship Royalist, of Holt, Hum.- TONE, fro,i) Monte Video, with 200 trooVi on 4 I 64(1, piirt of the Forces belonging to_Gen. NIX E - Lam-, bound to Po'rtarn Aid). Dec. 18.---Arrived the American Brig Reward, . . 110NiPSON, fEoll3l.4slion, with fruit and. passeugett botind tolondon ; she left Lisbon on the 28th.tilt. The Captain says, the' distress of the inhabitants of Lisbon cannot be deseribedall business is at n stand, am) thousands out of employ. The French troois - WA nor entered when she left, but were.only a few days march from that place—provisions were extremely scarce and dear. DEC. 21.--Anived the iiaire Privateer, of Lon dOn, Capt, OATEs—ahe has captured and brought in here a Portuguese Barque, from St. Petersburjb, liuund to Lisbon ; also re-captured and brought in l - a Brig from London, bound to New Providenee,..] with Government stores ; also a Spanish Schooner ,Tl prize to the Plitenir Privateer of Guernsey. DEC.' 2..; , -"-Caule in the Industry, of London, J. KIRBEY,°. Master, from Quebec:, hound tg lu. don, with timber - and staves. , ‘ ' The Pier • Proders, of kniphauseti, WILLIEO3I. , with: cargo SLicaooiu, 'Master, from St. Michaels; i of fruit„, bound to London, out five weeks', and short of provisions. 1 . ' .1 .. DISTRIBUTION OF PRItE•MON . EY .' ' ' . '' g '''' To the Officers and Company 'Of His Majesty ' s loop Orestes, ter , the re-capture of the Ship Ant, olPahel7tet , • )an. 1407, .selvapte fur the game, on- board the Ore . es, at Sites lull , on her arrival in Port ; and every Tuesd a y r and Vria.ty atter at No. IS, Clemenes.lim in, t hire moot .. A. • To the Officers .tenet Company of His Majestrii Ship At_ las, tor the Capture ur the Spanish Wig CUCiOSS, 'un tete 24th Erb. tilos, by His Majesty's Ship Veteran, the pio cet,ils, at Lockyer's 01144; Plymouth, every Friday anti Tuct,. day for three years. , IT. the °lnsets and emit," of His Majesty's C tin-brig Blazer. ter the Capture pr the A 11114 Nlargartatil, b 1 comp,nly With His Majcs , y's Shi;is Ail:nine and Muiluito,' and F u. sinus and Bold Gun-brigs, on the grit Alan!. ttoiS, at No. Li, Clement's.' no., To the (Micas and Crew of His 'Majesty's red Cotter Cartipehlowit, for the Capt' All ure of the Frederic and Fiurf.. duoi:l,. on the oth Oclober, 1304, at No. I, tames-strati. Atielphi. „ . ....... , . , Vo the Officers and 'Company of His l'ajesty's Ship Frantitise; m forthe Capture ot the Raposa, (At 'tie 6th lan, tSo6, on the tst lanuary, il.B. on board ; and every 'flea. • day anti Friday at No. .ti PittiPdt - laPq.n •.4 A . To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship, Fratichi>e, forlthe Capture of the Schontiat 'ur - catteten, ON TIM I till June, 1206, on board, on the istlatmary,, atitl,; and every Tuesday and Friday,after, at No. 3ii , hijp.ot.ilvic. • . Tu the Officers and Company., of • kits .I‘l*estrai Ship, I Franchise, rot the Capture of a quantity of COMI, on the 1 19th lune, .tileb,,, in - sundry small t Spanisit Vessele, narnes unknown, en the tilt W linuary. I, on board ; and every Vuesday and rridayat N.'. :;, Plnipot•lane. .', To the °Ulcers. and Coinpany of His MajFstYs Ship En. tiyinion, tor the Capture ot: the tleur;.qtat. on ;;it: iStit De cember. i 834, on the ivh4inuary, 14 . - ,p, at Nu. 13, Circ..,t George.street ; and tor t hree *ant at the sante place. ..To the Otti.mt.an44.tompattyn3l.l,lo.Maj4sty's Ship In. „ an i on, i m .tflo, capture or the. Nova Cari,,itt a . on the ilia l u i t ia iw y; t Xaj I Its,' the Canfornudial 'ter- c tia Prim:ill. tin fa 'at, n' ed ott the loth February,. i ; :5, on the 2.01 Jan. :Solt, at No. t 3. Great George.stt,..•:;, Westminster';` and for three months at the saute plat ;. - , - ~,, By the indiamen,lately arrived; Bombay Paryrs,- in' series, to the :sth of July, have been received. - No accounts, to the latest date,: Itadhttqehed .bay of the extri Sbip Skelton Castle.. , 'The arriVal of . the Chidester; Captain BLAKE, was despaired of fur pever,il months, Under similar circuMstitnces. 'Of ithe other missing Ships,' the Blenheim and Java, sot . pe.slight mention is made-in a paragraph is rho .Bombay Courier, which shews Meat-ate they were in when the- latest particulars.were i known of them Advices were received )resterday that the Sara/i Cirristiana, MAckisoN ; Glory, BREVOR ; North. ampton, SANDERS ; "Inn, MASSON 'Diana, E C K. FORD ; Sir I - Ulla* Palteney, .01131StOPUISIt ; and Orton, GAILLkRD, which sailed from Portsmouth .tho' 15th of September,' under cEirivo of His Ma.. jesty's Ship Monmouth, were ;di well on the '24th . of(..kiober last, lat. G. to. N. long. C 4. .W. pro ceeding. with a tine breeze. The7.ll.letrafe; Is Acs, sailed from Bombay for Bengal „the qd Atii,rush ..The 144rEat, fIAY, was spoke widi.yrt the aith Of June, in. the Straits ooittlacca-i—all well. The China Fleet touched at Penang on the, tot of July, and sailed from thence tinthe rOth of that .month. • _ Worley, Now rAG tin ; find 1 . 1144,104, :I.llA k g. NAM)) parted with tlie Earl Howe, A. Mt/ftltAY Royal George, GIIIBBLII; and Ifindhum; SiitwAllT; tht 2d of September ; the two former touched: tit the Cape of Good Hope, -and were to sail.. from thence on the 1/otit of Weber, With the Greyheitinii Frigate. The following Ships, whichparted-frotn'the Lion and Staillan's Men of War,in a gale of wind,the sth ill 39. lA/. 1 8, 1;. , i0nz. 32. 45. W. arrive( at Crookhaven the .17th isistint, viz. Arniston, cape, Wt4ito.thtithi Perseventitet, Tviveclale ; eiretmcster, ; Neptune, Iluchanan Carrnarthet Ku.s. And.yesterday 'afternoon a telegraphic dispatr announced the arrival of the remainder of the Fie et in the Downs, with their Cotiyoy, Bhips Lion and St. Alban's, viz. Royal Charlotte, Thilltes, C;latton, Albion, Earl Spencer, anti 'Fort William. A quarrel originated on .Satorday evening a t Coffee House in Oxford:street, between Lenten ant G. of the Army, and Mr. 'W , a ..Qeotientau of t for tune, and the nephew , of a theld Otfi7r, in CO l iCe ' quepec of the latter laving kicked a Newfound' .and .dog belonging to the former, which was growlin - bg at his feet. • High words ensued, and sorue blown % were exchanged, after which :t challenge. was.given mud accepted. 'The parties were to have met CUM tun slow Heath yesterday rni:A.uing, but information 'bay ingr been received of.their intention, the Lieutt rinant was_ prevented, by being hcitljnsorwiel to kee p the peace. on. Thursday:last,. as , some labouring men were filling ,-dung cart in . a lane near Dartford, • they heard something cry out greedy, and lookin 4 4. over the hedge into the field saw a lure, frequently . jump ipg UL a. treat beight, leaping about, and , crying lamentably. Upon their making up to he. they found, to their utter surprize, that a -weas ..el had seized herby the side of her neck, and was 11 .nnging thereon, which so Affarded the speed -of- th swift 41i 1141. that they of her by the lea,'''s.t,-lutt even then Abe .weasel , wc.. tuld not let go its 40 . 4. and kept fast till'one of the • , men set his foot upon it,,when It instantly seized his ll,:e shoe, and would not desist tilt it was kiNeiL • '.. , , 1 T OE' Tit skirt Es.—the useful tragedy. of:George ' Barnwell was fellowed last ,night at, Drury-lace . Theatre by a new Pante/bane entitled Furibond, or liarleilubt. Negro. The scene lies in. one 'of the Wesf-India Islands, and the abolition of the Slave 'Trade forms the principal'iubjed of the piece. - -- `l'lhi> event is so bonoOrable to thp charaoer of the `British natio : o, that we cannot objet to any irt e:ie calculated to pay homage to our countrytnelyAr their persevering etforts in stich a, cause.. ; The scheme of, this i'.anetuitne is perliply ildequate to thepurpOSe in t icw, and the,l\l3migerk have, Spared no.expepee, to afford a,Pleashi o , r'and Splendid. Enter 7 ,. 4aintuent to tbe,go4.4 folks 1 n are particularly In • the habit of visiting tlw:.llleatres , 4 this time of the year. l'ar;Z:iniii is an 'enchanter, and having conceived a violent Pas6oti fur axtiatini,''l l e.tries allAris arts to accuilpli s l),l purpose, and to d e - . feat. the. e ff orts of his rival, //ar/egithi. ' In the end, buee'ver, the furious Nlagician is disappointed, and he ends his days in his own gloomy cavern. —ln the:Course of the entertainment "matey beauti,._ ful.reprermations uf .\l'eot Indian scenery appear, as : well. as of many pl:lcei ,in thin Cottittry. There is not no great a proportion of the whimsical tricks and incidents ultiCli are. usually expeaed in produc tions of this kind, but as the 'irk public represen 7 taboo is generally coijiilcred. as the last rehearsal, as • the alinost iktumer.ible complication of 'the thing altogether is' 4ttended with ,predigibus 'difficulty in the ; performance, and as sonlethipg diverting is ge 7 ~ nerally. added every night,. the' piece before us will, we doubt not, improve on every repetition, and be come Very attractive. The music is better than hits been R . :lune - 7in - productions of a iiinilaf kind To . a long dine. ~ It is the produclion of Mr. Conn:Lt. It is j'ndicrenisly varied, according to the scenery' . which 'it aecoMpaniei, and has a charaoQr which will 'render' it pleasing. by. itself. L.Wasin:T, the' Clown, who i's deservedly' popular in his way,, mu , • destly: applied solne disipprobation to hith*lf, and absurdly addressed the audience.—The piece upon the whole was tolerably ‘i ell received, but there wen? 'strong to — Lec,li kit . vhs3pprubdion mingled with appl,use. - . • *. ' Co vi' ; - r G Atz . t)r,.—Wi th. the same laudable views while occasitpwci the, ' reprcsentatiQn of . Gc:2rge litrtiii.el: at I)rur, -lane' theatre, it was brought for wan' last night at this place also, and was succeeded by a tiew Pantomime, called PlailtYpin in h 4 Ele. meat; or, Fire, IliaL'7, Earth, and Air. The scope ' Witieb such a thine 'atfouP, naturally promised a vari ed an4Ailndfiet„,supply 9f all that could tend to ex 'e merriment and wonder among the holiday visi tto;i tors of the theltre. The . main difference in the fable o' thiS, pieco, cetnPared with Other composi: . • lions of the same kind, is', that the guardian of Co-' ' d'unllinc, whO generally patronizes some grotesque Paver, is lilinielt her` admirer, and being . almost in a estate of decrepit ofic, forms an entertaining contrast .to the activity ' hr"fraeteptin. The Four elernents, after a little difference ,in the expression of . their sentiments, combine'to endow the motley hero, , who passes through the 'usual round of difficulties aud iescapt,l, _and nt length is rendered happy with this mistress. This paittomiine, which is very well itch ired - to the present season, and has a good mix: r of the' terrific, the whimsical, and the pi6tur- I . ' alsO a large eurtion of those tricks and ch c IngeS . ' ' charaaer ze works :: of the :kind,' wa6,.. , 1L .tier , - ' i . - . ..vcd. _ Indeed' 'tbere is such '' efi a riefr Itt * * Ail inavee.' that the piece ',tho u t her is' fatiguing by its.--length ; a fault, how ev or, t,vbielris:eery :won amv tided. Ilea, ninisig is V( pry pretty, and the .scenery in general beautiful" arid maginfi.:eor... ciIiIX,ALDI wan, as usual... a.great pi NT of diepittetl, 8E44111 the rose of the Perform et i exerlektnern4sitesii.witheslaudahle zeal. The T beast - eh:ls Teceiv.ed a great addition in ,MissADAMO ) U tilo personated Ceiaasbine, and her three ,sinters,, V shifsArivigood daucers. The' Pantomime wasivery'; ' V eill . eCekVe‘ i 11 C94g l igkit, ~ Etpti Was brought - forWartt, Pith more correctness, titan' usually marks si fir t ,t le presentatimi.• , •. • I V . A few evenings ago, a young girl about 1,4 penal of age, the daughter o.f.afses;ettabler,tradesnasii at the West tad or the town,, was passiug=through:,St:li Jarues's-sOeet, about . seven o'elock, when a man 'dressed iu th a unitOrm of , an :Officer 'esibe behind.: her, took .her up in his -arms, and was forcing her 00,,qt14,40(theih9000 ill-firrat in Duke's place InAt 4R e,ll lime, youtig Officer on guard at the . ' Palace - wits.pas3ingty p Who .lortutaately rescued - the" young-Lady frustelhe,loiy . of the P.ite seaucer.— From what irauspirQ , vonAtisioccasion, it appears..., that sevaill yoktug giactlave Wien seduced by..this liwcreant,,*, . , , Y AN n D Cunt;sor:47—These pugilists are at , 'l eng th matched, and $.Ol. has been ,depositedy:an:: p„,p, • The stakes are to Irgs . ,lo; sidt. on gke Ist M.sreh, and VW. 00,4 1 11 d. L. 101:44 baitie wi!l take p)acts ,on„tbo.,joth 2 pk •ut tilt! pagitists are hot yet gone rote „Feo - 1 - 31 . 4 . ,, i course of training;: 1 , MATI tie.w•LtoN, the American Member .of • gas's, who ordeod.the doors of the "louse sit • 1k presentatives to be bolted and barred,' L liaykgAt m Important comtinießion so Make to thettottsl:, relative to Mr. Eftskamt's selling some • 'gtock - be longing to.this fathen,., Lord I.i:itsturts, in thti'Artiet rican Funds, as sraed in our - - Taper' or Yesterday's • is an Irishman; and 'was` in the . huinblU Capticityibf a slave in the beginning:of-, the American Revolwjl Lion, laving Wen protAuuslyi transported 4_ froin Ite 4o land. He was, disgniced,:. irons. ,Ponend, WA 411 , -; ING-TON'S Army as a :.tag tiara. 'and for,lsome time, was obliged to wear 11„.wOciden oword, MATTIIEW has .frequently distingOistred, himiell -as" .a violent admocate: iu. far um; of. French pliander :arid rob-; befits, consequently ,made ,himself acceptable to• the French party in America. Aboution..years ago, whilst debating in the House,' he took the libetty of spitting in the face ,of one of : ; 414. - entagonistit o -pn s . 4risich A battle ensued, and AkiLvraitiov,matifully de fended With ihe . .pokeri .. •ever since be' has been called thin ,S pitting . Lion I • A dispensation has passed the Great,l c 1 to in ible.theNtlev. Dr. ROllllllll, Vicar titi i src le, tm in the County of Hereford,„ and Chaplain' to His Royal . Highness the PRINCE of WALES, * to accept anti hold the valuable' Reaory °More, in the same County, to w hie!) he has ,been. presented by his tile thike Nocrat.x.• • egritain J6C.KsoN, the unfortunate lunat te, whom WC iteteci 3 tett' tt3y3'4lgte to hatt'eireped from ltirt kreper at Sandeztitki, near Carlisle, was. caund on "Wedfiegdey ht,t, drowned, and nearly covered %rift) slue, 501'.1"94' below Bergh Mar4b. , 'I ' V 131.0Lrxr, 1ic:7414 - % Comtniticd •of the I-louse of Itepre.eptotiv4l op ? part ofther Presickli Message, reporto : ti•ty ort.theltibje6r , el the 'attack or) the . Cheiapz*e. . . The geport:bbtninencea wi.th,, an enpression of sett . Ribility at - thliotttr i age ; sthtegs the receipt 01 ,in (0;01.1- tiqn rglati% c thereto Irtri the State and, Navy De partrtionts ; Feu-aims general view ot, the circurn stance,* vhscrving that it might. ha' said io h3v.. I).k . . incuitestibliptfiied,tha Wm - 1 „Ware, John Strac.han, „ . and Dan; arttp (three 01'0 5 4 . ,t0 14-trruns cp taken ... of The eite.vaprake). are .eitizen t4e L4l; trd S ate i ; but Ote t Outnrnittee . :Mccif,thotAero ,, nceive:it resiary for hetn. or the flouse to go into any inquiry on that part of the subjed, as in their opirtioti, whe ther the men:ta4en from the Che.setpeake were Or were not citizen& of the United St:steo, 'and 'whether the Chesopeake was •or was nor Witil3l) the acjinOwr ledged lirnitiosfribc Unitv.d• States, At ; the 'time they, were takenithe cliamder of, t4e4tet' . of taking tlmm . .„ remain i plowtotote. ". " arias 'The , foregoing •fa6S, .it appears tfi your Connnittee, that. the Olttailki collimated 0n.4-6Fri c. 0 - ate ChesupeOke has been stainpid. \vial circunlis, st tIC:CS indignity and - insult,. of, vvhich, t,,l4erct is ceiy to by found a 1z :italic: in the thitory V 11 1 .40 Nations, and requires 'otilv 11;e ,; ( :in:::tion,. he t Government under colour ofwl - l ose-to.3l;,4?rity it was perpetrated, to IlletiO jt:St 01, It .1111 irr*iit ! -. able call for, instant and Kietlre reta:;atio3. it will receive that ,satition or be ,do;avowc(l and" dticlarod an tlnauthorized,4tf of a i;tibiirdinate cer,' reinaitis to ne derequi* the.itit - A:kly , 'shall be given to the. Cfeittatid answer, nary rally expe . aed, o,ither Ill; testable act into or eN,),;i11:.:,4.(rp the tude - olpierne:'i , ..ited hostility against the .govereign ty and uidep_:!.‘t,..N.ce of 'this Natipn, 'and..until kis (roe chat aAur tie ffixet.tror yin.* C.,ona tnitt,:t4 e ; c1,,t.:,1, , .;at, ti (.toclitte'ehprcssing any opittiub At - to the otel,uirin voiler . 10 . be actoptd . in retaliation to it, ;he .C;..tninitt4t, (.4110r ) litd Of aggression have Ii it yltittuitte4 witt - kit). Gur ports atid \\ r atcy.;, sat:it ai those pientioniul in the bciitieht`i;;)l t e 4 slg.e, the ` 014 i 1 1)(,, b that it is ,pioA,:ide,;ttrore pic4eit4ily the.iliOleaion of 9LII - att4 flarourS; bitt t k ot bei.t4r, prekßred ore p (.) t 11,unj egt,, thet a,4r. for the tiidol-;ence f.t tkliou4e, , and Mir the 11)49 inarjp!..s 01 4tl .;.„ " Resolved ; 'l' tot the . 'attack 'Of '•. - the British Ship' • of War Letipaziri i,t2 t he, Ur. itseciVtltteki•Trit4tu.(44: supeahe was a :flagran,t , Unitod Statas ; ,ikud .ti)p„t , ' 014 conVid - A4 ance of the Brit ittb-iitillaltiffM4Ot t he ,- /Joiktki* was,ont.) tiltfigWaierg; .aftdrzOting nolitied of the l'roektlnatiott of the Pre*ident;ofvtlia IJnited oodering tioetrwto depart . tite..tiatne,a-Vas a tiattittl violntior, thereof. - )f. , • is;'. I, 11; 11 NV A 141 Ti GTO , NOV. 2 Was'. rtade. , by Mr. i 6 udjbarn wits opposed by Mr: CitOWityNettit't 110, :ailiong ; ' - , other obsert'atidus, said, 4 / s ki+ '1141.1 - ect the 0( 4 4 wtitild not loge"two da's • .1 - -tve&;; . v0,4\ 5 we were perhaps on theevo , of a non .was . • -• •;-• R 24. IN St*.NATE—ENITitittut,DINARY - Yes` teraily -IVIr. AnAms; • (rot 'Com wit tee a p pointed on a part of the President'i ed to !the Senate a Bill for the presci ratirin 'and tildfiitenanee of the attlitor'.ty of the 'l,7nite‘r, States in the VorK,H,trbours, andWaters,Unda• their jurisdiainti; wbieh recelyed first . The lid) is very loos, C011t.103 11;;cllt:r0115,11i)... portanttietail. The outlines are ab f9114y.5.. : ilt aiittiprises the President to permit or inte,r. at its dtsl4l4tion, the entrant% of our airbc4rs to 'Warmed Ve4sl l, ti• belonging' to a foreign PhWir, and by. forte to repel and ntot•athem frOna the smile; eieept in eert:iin liptecified Casei t . to 'which rases' the Vessels are to vonforin to rnlei;:vreseribed by the Executive. ' ' - It further in consequenee`. of the la, condun of ithe British, proinh'its the eritrance of Brit; ih iattned Vesgei into the 'Harbours orW;Jers cif the United Stiues; rtx.eept. trbeh driven lu by w e:4 of Weather, or V hen chni : ' I)ispaiehes : pro vided that v..kft-h Ai;11 be made to the , at ig at iti l I 't Hr. for the Outrages uty, it Omit b 4 'ff t y; the I•ttts,.oo,C to the hitef: surh 'l. : - :'45t..1.7. 4 t,11.1f, - itlg to a', She 01,111 t Alet‘tee,i'to - havollitlide a h• .• ; of th,. ! : fairy of, the titirtes; • H t:d.a. - ain , ‘ as in 41 . 1. •:. •,. .„„ I brouilit itt 'arid 't'Crftitt.tt, to the (..:43tors: inn'rCbtlrSie :With SCICh ,Vessel is 1, 4 .- - • bidden. • The l'esicient is titithoriseti to use the hind and triiiititt to `s'riits.. l cfeso; 'H t i Nisit'eilowejeti to reitt,te miti;igilon ;oly Vessei'beionting to the' flutljet.iN of the tinned Vessel. shall So rc:liwn iu fiakbouis of ti,c Uoited - t tates. 3 it l etilixii.ie4nOlpy ' Or .,, p r 'l*Silti: o hurn, sink, itestrio4 , .*l Vvisa,cr for N‘lik - 11 a I . A.;onty o f -- , ----L-V4tatiNs'is otfeeed .. :Oti y:iit:ll qrt cat • It ittitittlilsbs tarry tlai3 of t, iivb4t an the artrl6.l Vesbvli a the S t a te s. F , , fISt • z COMMODORE SAll,ltO ' • Report of -the Cut of Inquiry 11 , Semblect on bumf th c ., Unded,States-NitipCiteaapeake, to Oi..‘"fial hoer of Nero.,lir, and States 0( Viti;inia,J4 theAud.r or the lion. ttc, s k 1 t TS, SeCittaiy. of Ole Navy I.tke. United continued by'adjottrotitent from ay to day, froio the sthilley of , Ottobery 167. mull Wednesday it it November, . 1, It appears to the. Court, that the United States' sbipCitesapeAt4.then wale!. 'the command of Saines Barron, Esq. a Captaiu ry the. Navy of the United States, sailed Ircifiviripapttin Roads, .on as intendva cruiier : the hipAterranetin:.Sen; on the tnorn:n.; Of the 22d past baying; on_ hoard a' crew. consisting ortnore than 370 Men, Jana cornpictely equipped with evertthinge.rcessarylor such a 6;4, warp saiting4>n such a cruize. 2 It appears to the Court,. that Capt. ilation appoiwed Cotuntodore t ftie Slips and Vessels del,-