The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-11 00:00:00

MAILS. Ana:vrn-1 Gottenbtn'gh, r I)ublib: Due--_; Gotten. burgh, Malt:, Dublin, z WatettUrcl; OF STOCKS. THIS 11.1 1* AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols ~ 61,11 I Omnium 7 7- 7 pr. • , , . . . • LicA 4.—ln the Article of yestor,tlay, entitles t R c. loN bi 4;,,. in- line is, scion& cble 'mn far tr-bi , ivel'efivt 4 Te „it. cn which ;" thelast line of 44t tote, ' for ' i>ietuhd reAd'" Ixqtled.". • • - T. H. E. 4 " SO LltNi • QUIS (CERE F41011)14 tAUDRAI O r „ r.l •.. . z• • , • . 'Tim morning DiSpatelies'. Were . . received -:at. the Adinirafty from AdtryillilGtatitTitt;• - dated the' 26th tilt. At tie+. time the boinbarthneitt Ilacl jwt. nom ,rn'enced. Lord CATitc:Awr, we understand,. had coMpletely stirroUnded Copenhag'en, ;40 - 'l'lA — off the supply of fresh ‘vater.. Pro'kiwis had afsb ,to be ,scarpe itt • that . City, 69 that probable- that, it will be compelled tcs surrender without being , irp'ohell' to • 6i..horrors. of a born .otut.:boata.!44.Ydr.... , 4iotialiy.. corne out; tnel attempted.. to , annby • our Ftbe't,':•btit'they 'have ilvVays been 'driven in again. Vire'bitre - sorri to 1)(1, -. by • our Yarrnoali'' Utter,' thati ti n one of these.skirmishes Lieut. W000k•bso„ lyfajeity:s•Ship,Crui;en was killed,.. We aro. - Slut 'enabled }to 'present .i)ur Readers with a-detailed il&okint' Of - operailons - by land, heCatiSe 11 .. 6 . 1)14- • D4lcoi from Lord.CATitcAlll:., f rile•.folliwjng la.the.La.ttr which , we this morning. received from Yarmouth.:„ .•-• ..'• 'r Jjast gFP uovT.:, :the sarnest'cuti...brig ; she left Copenhagen on the the' .13brnbaill rnent-li'dd iticit t foineneed; sand, *on) Ati ac 7. coolly! ) .v:as , ,not t*padc d. by be in oukpaft,essien in loss tiVin thtee • vieelZ.s . :. 'Lietit.'•Woobetiiin, of D.l . Aje;ty's - Ship dridzi was' killed bk.`i shut ter • liUITI Otte. of the . atkes... nof f le, • strprit;.pt terie,4., of 12 guns, was taken possession of by the' I;;L . )glish, an the. 25th. ult. The Fleet all well." mortTivz *a' ,!Mil` from arrivedi its dotifents' .be found in:a' subsNuelit column `tlihfeaset;ger, arrived this marpilig .4 .4 " • ,Oaice, from St,•Petersburgb, t , cannot the valuable LiflOetioni en the ti 1:010 o ) .4 ‘. iv ;II; I; aiti,rqeoin‘ to ihe * earnest attention of the Public, convinced, if. tiwyibave their due eP,6o,lpoP•te people of .Europe. itr .g,onerai; it tip ty tend to save them and their• rifler's fi'dtil ' which' rri.iy ethervii ,, ,eres'Ult . fic9,l,llq! siveyand . ti#gurciud, pelicy of the Freoch 1 J ,' A .Cotan6ilo(the.Cabiriet•Ministerewns yesterFlarl held at the.,Seeretaty of States Office, in i)Ownii ) . ! .- ) • street, at which wO•e presentliii G 7 raeW e 'We Duke Of r z t g l i , ' AND . y d 41;1i ICA y, the CIIA NCE : t..LCqt of the F`.'i,(''fil;:4:lUP,lt,. ankt . r,,lr. Se prewry G4Nt ' Alecling V later', five_ o'clock, , . • , . linsslan•Ainhaso(lorhai given notuiet.ip th e publieani, a:A othe rs; . mith whOrnAtiAt-servants May liztVC (lealiiig, not, ,to them ; heiyimit next - Saturday; at' which day , 04, ordered,, tp.send 'in theirbilti for pay, vuent..• ` • • •• I M . • . • I ; ~4110 •rch Itaa.be+l..l),capuoo t , tips, Wets, :in the Down,;, tinder the followino!cifctinl-• Indiartion alluded to iirri t ved with LOO Clina Plea, p'aperA to Lit:inns , troh.e.SWeriKil F;atioil, it ii \vas ac,;1:00..w-:, soch rAije,,ty's Ships nt. . War. A , . 'carrel,howomr, took 1 ,1,1;4., on Lioarct of Weir. , ~A... nature : :the •Captain andAYlate helided a party op ii6sed to each oth::r, and the affray' betiame,'so'cles--• rerate, that,:pne of the partiLs hpisted'a stoat of dihtress, whou'a to - ve-s crow i gin the , ./inte/upe was. E , 2la. oti btiarii to. afford•eelief. On 'arriving' at 'the S t .%)'',(he d:ittar . b:lnco,wo,ftpon . quellqd, and the 80-. tifili Otticer was .informed • that the 'property:was in renlify ; p,itell,''aro not Swerlitill. ' ' Papers were pro (10;,'%':;(1..to pi - c6re the S.I.- 'the Prize, .we.understand, is al conbiderahle•valup; • • , The.Petsion AtribaAs4or tack his lerwe of .the' C6s`4l : ooTrOctivrill thr• ' 3.lst of. De... „011 , 6i:Jaht, try, return:to Peigli, Llnd on Ihe 2 (ith , erritiaOke!,i, on boan.l at K0.t...rr.t..`. Hhip *Pk' e 1-1011.. CoCli Ar 44, .with to cotwoy Ole rarunaxind othcr V( - Y.q . ..15 to 'the Persian Goipl). Ishe.croizing of G ur',dear.l.4 S 9 cpustaaii in t h i I'w.!ll:lllN..ittl'lmorl of the filo nt' h as: .d„ troye d q.k:;:l!.:11.!; - i cif'. track, Lifict much, 1 c4llot4s brought tr) from the France, by the I . )atti4t Ship Cho r ioile, state, th;tt the itiiiii (mt4 are intteli - ripprcssed by the V overtitni,b+.aftti ; 4avy ihiNsts are op. on t em, which they are lm}' sis thy: tn.'s+ ilrbitrary . iiieasores`• are reFAtted to ttievi race thv payment. ..Tlie.inliabita,to gi;nerolly..are atid'woilid,be god to . gvt the Militark Chier and sulkliets'Ourtil the island. ~, inhabitants or Sunkerapooker, in Bvnial, have . been tritich . an tioycd by t Which 'oc,cirsiop6d atriool; t4e . cattle party of Gentle= well, uu eirphlint.s . , v ?ht in sy . iireit of them, and kAlledtil. , o;' the rirn irtdir.rn,tde their citeape Siii)kerapot..t:et j i hear ilia S Ll ndib un d„ tiwso dosiruttlvo apitiutlA 04ou.pd: PaussiA.—The recent .degradation of the King of PRUSSIA may tempt one to lookback into the early bistArof trecirgise and advance- - •inetititalkif state of power i - andeur which it • bat Itely pbssesse(l. It' appears that in the early ()rigid , of t.h•iir history, th...; Meinher.4 of the House of Brandenburgh were only Counts of Hphen46l,lerti, and 13urgraVes of Nurembnrgh. The Emperor SiGis -truatb_graated-the investiture of...g(and'enhurgh, to gether with,the Eleaoral dignity ? toKtiem9ycx. VI. of the House of H9iieniolleru; in- the year J4i 5, ivho thelre,beCatllC - PR EDER Ick I. as Governor of his ;Prosiiu . 'soinef hues: 'font] fig B . part Of t he territeries. oh Prilalia, ",spinetinle7i of th i e f posesion of the -Knigllts of the I;epronic: teas 146 t ceckd to the • HollSd'of 00i)burgh .till ,the year .1618. it had been - tefore conqueied by "a'youtiger Aor, of that family, as i Grand ,Master of the -r,aitobic Order,,bo instantly turned Pro - feilltit; and . retilined,possession, pf it in , his pri- V.lte capacuy.,. juRN sroisrvititini Eartof . ilrandeu; burgh,, , married•thq grand-danghter of this •Mei•eeeary comerr,. and at art-demise of her filther,'fit'EliElOeli. AunOvr,- succepilecl to th'epossession Ofihel„)ncliy. c4Trussia,. j'ho other territorial' accessitins of the house of -Brarldenburgh• sprang ffom" the usual Sources alliance; ,plunder, or inheritance. It Toys, tuerelore„ ,that our European ,N4dis first by` unjust treaty, foNed Erittngitiptc"..W4L4kid 111. to recede flop .tilo more ancient and ju4,pos sessions.•Of and. has since wreste4frotn. bye:arms, territories to which he bad * .a more disputable or more recent clainx. , . . It will cost I3oNAvAtt-i:r. very little indeed to , per-` lot'nr, 'his li'otnpotts premise of indemnifying such. French inerehatirs as hayp:hao theiy vessels captured within tllo year, for it would Wife puzzled the most ind'o.ritry ut ,our cruizerS*to found upon_ the' ocean halt a clout) mercantile vessels untieT French colours. , • The Lord Lieutenant, andithe Duchess of RI-&ti me:mu; coniniande.d- the list concert at Duhliq,:which took place on Saturdayin the Theatre. The piices oradibis'slOp, were dotilgit(On this occasion,,tlut •the Thy itre NV as crowded all parts. The entertain. 7. talent ehietly consisted .of. detached scenett from Ita lian. operas,, w , hich . receiired, actiading altnirlible',‘upport from the hum o ur, as well as vocal 'skill, of ...MOnALLt-andßovEirago, and the'exquisite powers Of CATA IN 1. ' • ;•7: , „ hi the'niernorable . siege'or PintO ral Vg/IN 0 X, • altr .bontliarchnent of sotiie dayis on the Castle . of Baca Chic conirmlndin , ' the entrance of, the harAour,' a, breath was, ,tilde,, when ti body or seatnen were ordered to `mount the breach, who, as soon a landed,• began their march with 01* ,ifrispouuity„ mill 'with (Ali order; upon,whiol.lle'Otticer who commanded, 'ordered thesn to A , W6Oll :1 s aruau illlll.lo, 4 r ous ly m , " D-Hry . if,.'CaittAin; cot us let halt . be- . fore,We are crippled .17,` ?`. ~ ~ The yrench have givep se;r9ral, brills at ,I%7intaz.v. Here we always see Poles puipog the,hop., , There; Frtrich pc)i.4ness . has intro. laced hops among the .:; 1t . A pew/I,er -mill has just bLlwn in Sussex. No-. t.hing Lbw., An • plosion of this sort in' a field of Battle. s.. • ' Privateletters .from llotterdam„..o the hitt, state; thitt all.iutercoursc het'ween England and i - 101 7 land will soon be at an end ; the Vestiels la - tely ar rived, with papers from Droback Totinhigen, were sued on their and their cargots' .are now landlo , in the Kin: s warehouses. the. Woodmen riC A rivics Archery Annual I.4'.es-i tival ciOnimence:l ;.,,c Monday, with the grand target, , The g old tniAlitl Wits won by the'Rev,JOHN 1.446 i 111( by T4OMAS Ft4PatittliSToNZ,.Zl, ItifirprNWro'N„ Egg. Amington; Was CalAftirrOf numbers:' Wednesday the silvcr arh4 was Shot:ihf, at nine score yards', 'and woo by CHA— E4q: a .Wanlip.. 'Friday the silver bhgle" was shot , for at nine seore yarcl‘ . 'nd won, by the, Rey'. Ib the . lcittery, the fortunate .ladies Were*Miss CHARLoTT* GE ImES, of Cot!on4 'ind• Misi.BOut.iliF,K, of Baxterly ; the 'for- Etter the geld . bngle, 'arid Oh': latter the - gold kirrov. A squadron 'of horse srtillery 11,as .been'farmed Madras, under the ree'Ommendation of. General Sir ion N CRAODOcK. They • were' re% iewed . by', ti lt; c'Ommluider. itl Chie'f in January last,, who highly approved of their appearance., • Extraa of a Leti4r: frorn an Officer in the Rxiie':` dition, recelVed at Glasgow on Saturday. last, dated' Copenhagen, August A few dap-after I list , wrote,* left 'Elsineur, and , ran up .half way •tri Copenhagen; Where - the army landed at'a plhe‹, •callect the Oermitage, without the least- oppoSition• or ,accident.. Never did I behold such an interest in 4, scene, 15,00?:fipe fellOws in 'the . boatkMaking'ilie, air resound 'with their shontsaud confidence of vie 4. tory. The. next day we'.come up 'here; and - , since' that, we have been almost constantly engaged w 4h ; the Danish, glue-boats,,bbt haid lost nobody:---'l'h • army has snifered .a little, Intl: have carried , evety thing before them ; the c9t d have dktinguished themselves. Copenhagen is, now nearly , invested, and, as soon as there are batteries *raked on shorn, tliero.Vvill - he a grand attack by sea and 121114, and we are pretty confident as to the result. Tilt; Criwris has taken. a Danish Frigate of superior forcF, aftern smart seition ; said: they have burnt two of finer= , chant ships. I.lu3ir gun -boats got sncli'areception , the clay before yesterday, that 'they renialned in the harbour since. We are a good deal fagged, but you would- be delighted to see With What . Plaerity, cheerfultietts every one, does 'his . duty." Another Letter of the same date, says, «That, 17,000 men 'landed on Zealand, under :.the corn..;, mend Of Gener4l.and CATtrawr. 'Since the ells embarkation, our troops have had' several partial affairs with the Dimes,. who have lost 3001700,.t1nd . . 'some cannon. • . • ". Many Of the ,inhabitants, ,have, owing: to a scarcity of provisions, tbr permission'to leave Copenhagen; Which Avtis.tefosed.'! • As'horses ere: a valuable - race elanimala, it is quite Shocking to hear, of bettS . against tune arnotig our . tnen of foshitin, hp which these tgeful ereAures are, cruelly ; forced to their utmost speed. NVe liovvevt r; thit in case of inYasion, the, Riders' he' equally prompt to hasten to meet the Enemy. • The Mr. MAHON, nephew to the 11 , 1arquis of -54.i.00, is proMoted to tlie•Deapery of TEAM, Voiti' • . by tI4 (lath of thtlev. Di-.I3,E . Ri4Ey. • G 0777 P,13 UR G Ali 14 :• - • 00iTENAliktoff, AIJQ. 3 have . rd . to- . day that Copenhagen has heen Op fire 4 - ;',several, pl4Ces; and that a - cliurch. hasibeeniurnt ;gTio that the English, in approaching.their works too near the • Danish batteries ? . have-lust -several-men by-the-mus citivry of Lhe Da'petl, find among the rest, two very eniinept AUG-. 27.—There has been.a good deal of-firing heard here daily, but nothing . of in portAne has yet taken place - between the English force i gt 'O'nd '.dose of the Dines, A great past -of t he suburbs Copenhagen' have been . burnt by 'the Danes, to impede U. `;Tproaches of: the English ; but, nevertheless, : the latter go on rapidly with the works. A great nuinber.of Danish vessels, spade, prizes, have been taken to the English feet. . , PxiltAcr ot 4 ',#'l , aTi . pa,oATED , l4ll9 , o 14LAcs, CHARLOTTENSUND, NEAR COPENHAGEN, AUG. 27. . f' copenbagen_ is entirely Surrounded ; .the fresh water is cut off; and there is 'so great a" scarcity Of 'provisions, that in a . few , days - yon may expect to .bear of its - surrendering. The Royal Family applied to get leave of Lord CATHCART to Withdraw'froin Copenhagen, In , passing through. the . ' English Arrny, they received military honours ; they are gone to Holstein, there to remain ill the fate of the' Capital is .decided, .the- Politics of Europe are such as to have rendered it'of the greatest portance for England to take, possession of the and to keep it." , „ STOCKHOLM GAZUZg i _qi Apq.,22. HOLSTEIN, AU(:. 20.---Since the return of the Crown Prince, who on the'. r t - Mt . instant arrived •at Kiel from copeohagen,. all*,€l)4lish property 41 1 ) I; at Altona as we as rot% tone. t e whole lvn&- dom of Peitrnal - j i c, hps i .beert,ii . e4nestrated, and all EngiUmen who Ace. Danish Subjetqs, have been . ,arrested. At the sometime an Embargo has been , o , laid n all Danish Shipping in Wu; River Elbe, but no taiglis4 Ships . I FLYP4 3 'Bif4o in the Pai) l 4 l Ports. 5TEN..1,111..L4 commandsztbe Danish Nasal forec, and . PEYMAN and Btst,Ey.ii.n area .appointed to...the ponniland Ai' Zeal and, •Tlie.garri.svn_ of Co _ penhaiien consists:6f 6000 re&a:t.troups..-.-(Stork .. holm Gazelle 6174ug. .27.) • . • . . Tin Alt NI understitt).l:l4hat)gt/iVardi - Ql l l 10,00 t) awn batlNolwatetred tilarmthe-. Rod, inert:, into Little tht* . t4l'eit2Se t tit6t.iyer,tlie Periud .at. ' tAtinrce t tinic.' kwritiO . 44gfn; tarty... r ilie folio vviog copy : . or 43 .lettei lint. buttat ceii•ed' by the . Commanding Officer of tlie . eci)nit Royal Surrey Regitnent at liyt he, in eonequen.ce . of the spirited volunteering of that corps '‘. Whitchatl, S e pt. '4, 1807. have, learnt with great s.itatet.nit, that in pur. - suan'ce of the permission 'latel gr nit tit by rite Legkslature to into Line.,'.in certain proportions, the Reginteettl Amur. your Command has Wl uished its full quota tbc 'that st.rvic.:, " And having tlit;l7)7,lli it my duly to', submit the same for tlis 114aje,HYs infor49(loll., t gain cotimundc4 to signify: to you the-high sense ,witLA. , ll;l3 eon:mins' of the 'spirited and zealou,s i sttp,pprtallind , ;( l to the, public service by the Second Siirray 14.gititcnt at: Niintia„ is givitig.so fail arid: c.irly etb.:..tt to ri . ms,: rnalsurets winch llis'Nlajesty has been inaticed to sait.ta34l at Oil itionteittous crisis, fur the defence and sceuritynith.: Country. , " 1 anti Sir, your niost.Gbetlient humble Servant, .(S 1 40 , ; ,1 ), " '''" The Officer commanding the 2d S they Ro.s4llent ot: NI " . 'the quotaTiohl the Regiment was 68 Men • upon the Commanding. Ottiter. (Major. liu . ).)soN) reading the letter for showing the above number of men' to volunteer into kitsj‘l•ljegly'st - egular service, Lieut. \VOtJLDS, With .VC: - 100 414eilt ciintelOtward, and" . :offered their service I,a. the iAith, or Pompadours;' on- their being into: ited .no nicite' than the' quot'a coul&pe ;allpwed to ,go, 68 tine fellows, the 'next Morning offere cf:theinselves for u»limitteff 'They"were'inspe6ted and approved; by ::Major.Gener' ral'MANt 1 SIG li A marched' over_ the recr'u'it quarter (tirabourn Lees), by the Olifice„r who volun teered with theta ; •in the highest tsOfitrand• were 411 e. `first vOlunteets turned.over, Fields Officer m that ' • ' Qneof his•Majesey's4esitnentibf GBrma Caxdlry . are: nova on' their foette-to':Patilgate r , 9rder to etu,4- hark for Ireland.. ' .° . . r . ~• . 4 AP .4:114 etnup men t on the lii)l.af near Dublin, for the artineertrand :other 4orkrnen • to be employed on the-retrtrartiartripte erected on , the 'North aide of that promontaryi''fpr the. protect-1 • tion,of•bis,Majesty's PaCkets, .and:Mprehani•Vessel4 • ' navigating that dangerous channel into the . Bay of Dublin:' , Parliament have . already voted 10,0001. for .the commencement of that tiational The volanteers . frern 'the diffetent:•regiments of • Militia expended at one mu nt Hoilltain up wards'a .2001. in less than three days after thitt.:airival at that . . place. • . Bethnal Green Volunteers, cotinnanded 'by CAR tuctc, mareh'-on - Saturday next tal.,'nficAd, and temaiti . there' ert days on permanent 'duty. bas been , 'most • cornmodiou9 hospitalere'Aed . on the ,s brow - at the to the - north of Dorer, for theaceommodation :of: the....hielc soldiers !a(tiyat garrison ; the A . ituation is•Oe best mll - I - lost hCalthy that could be tixed upon, and, will acconi ~ ' , lnntlatd from throe to tire hundred.mcn. Thepas, :tivtits were removed from the old, ttospitel •te. thts: tiew one on Tuesday. , , ' . • Lord LA'FIt is supposed to. have returned with a ;very large fortune tient India, the fait fruits of his and conduit. i .YARISIJOUTII. SEPT. 10.---Yesterday,P, M, arrivt cl the Eagle Revenue Cutter at 'Newcastle, stationed tkhis Port I on the sth inst. she fell In with a late to gel- Privateer, Of 14 guns and 60 men, ta which - a6igaie - chaee, and•after a running fight off' four holl0; ill which the Eggiecariled away her iiopmasillbY &lying a press of sail; the Lugger es 4 • - The Oberon- Guru"-brigs this morning, hav 'lug spoke - a l3,us inn Visiel,'Whibh loft Gottenburgh., the.isth August.. The IN/faster informed the Cap tain, that, on the esth, Copenhagen and - the Da- 4 I Fleet-Lwere surrendered, with 'very little oppo sitiii. • PitY24ol,/TII, SEPT. . —Arrived rl,c Diutaa, Boca. titni.;.!r and staves, from Quek;c, .4 • • thelliocklard at thiq Port, • - 4 Sailed the Thais Sloop of War, witll Dispatcheq k for the West Indies, s,' Po RTS*OUT , S rx. l 0 -Arrived the' , Gun-brig, Lieut. WILLIAM' WICKHAM, from tile Downs, and will take Convoy to the Eaitward As soon as'the . wind is fait.. Sailed tots Cepizqus Gun-brig (after havlnit paired her damage) to Lisbon, wititMr. GA4difEER ;.' and the Isafiella, P/iRKINSON, for. Sunderland: Went into . 1-larbour this ITlortilllg tlie`Poi gaid4 . • Brig, Capt. Cumstsani,. - - • ,The Battler Sloop of War, Capt. AGASSIZ pointed to.take Convoy to t.luebec, for which pur. pose, she will go out of Ii ‘rboitt; tornorrow4 and la,: X pOtCd to sail immediately. DEAL, SEPT. i Majesty's Gan-brig —.. • came in tali night from the Westward, and renrit4, fit Majesty's Ships ?rusty and, 4nlelope, with tArs 'frornpewe Sloop oiled this day to . the Westward and the_nrasifer Gun-brig this morning. to thtl, Nforthward. • .... In the Downs.--The Princess of Orange, Canada, Clyde; Stu*. Moopl'etiteker, -Bustler, and Manikey Gun-brigs ; and! . several 'tic.tained Neutrals. _ . .i ,'; _'« _ • .A 1 ADRASIG VE e G AZ E1"1' E,, Flu; 26,1807. 7 On Sunday. evening .anchored in the- harbour an Arab Ship in charge of, I4lr. Rtcl-I , l(bs, ti Ylidgtiip-} man of liis 11...ijk.ty's . Ship Cornwallis., Tbk Ship. had been captured , by. the Piedinontese Fre t :: t h gate, on the . 11th Septethber opt; Angerigo 'the: crew put on,, board another boarded bribe ,Frigate, leaving nnly.three Lascara on board, to take care of some horses, and with an Officer and a *caNV Frenchtuell they 4isPatclied her or the Mauritius. .0a the 17th 04:tober, hi* Majesty's Ship Cornzvallis, .Capt. JonmrroN, All in with her lathe Isle Frah'ea, andie; . .calit tired her. 'the Squadron had captured.evaini.smatleiNcistls but` not being deemed of sufficient value to be sent opt to tndia, they set tiro to and . burned them. . Miackrs.-i-Ou Monday last arrived 1-1 k Majes, . ty's.Ship , Airicasser, tjapt%-WiLseknArbt, and Dasher Sloop of War,, Copt.,Mou.T4ous,. CALCIITTWINTELLWENCE, Fr.a. Yesterday. akiccs ruched town of the p i ttfrri to this Port of the Holt. Companys Ships lifaiquis , Iftliesley and 4 4:rarikiuness vita' E'er, II:gm-Madras, which ,t-hek OW on the '24th - Lilt. We nnderstand t tiese B,hips roceed. LO, Madras with car- , . gees At MADRAS COURIER, )Fad. it t .tito7. • The Dev•a• Costk,.-G.l3.t.ciamcnsoN ;. Lord Keith, ItAatAot add °aim; I.VVribU-A.1211, re-taptured the AcitniNi 'l t - t h e n unit' it few nays beiore by a Vtench PrigateeF.- - Adotiral itizihier is arrived in the river. o • tidi.l ' • hear. atm. r ,tt) t et) in 'with the . Came/tier and-,k' . scitnorste.o; French Frigates, but tha 'latter kept at a respectable distanee, and ..lid wit at - tern pf,to molest the Indiamen, who were ‘Nelt pre.:* pared,..atul.earr to giVeihe enemy battle. We,„ learn bya Passenger arrived here . , that -rice( at Aihnitlit was exc , :eL:ingly,dear, liav tt been, sold' • at about eight • dollars per bag. Bread 'a . likewis e.. dear in•proportion,.. • • • , intelligence ha s ' been re c eived o f His MaJe 4 tY j. 19: 0 1 1 1 i? te t e l l : r o li r 1.1 1 47 1. _ s o t' Les eu.r &eui a il eo l n in ii e l d a. 'lb° , 17 1 e ° P u r n is r ' I a tI t g eer s1 3 : I V Sd guns.4t destroy-' • 8 0 4 f e t i l s ie l.o l:la s n a d jue re v luLd i made her escape eC tip th Prisoners ; 'fro' ru His Miti ShiP . . • A letter from Holyhead, of the 7th inst. after dgscriuing _the tremendous' gale.i.vhich blew on tl o s preceding day, mentions • the following Ships as among toe-wreclv on that coast, andin the mouth of .Holyhead Harbour :—The Ship Neptune, from „S.L-Doiningo to Liveipool, with coffee, indi g o, and cotton, Plt rtuaso I • Master; completely ‘rreehed. The Brig Mar nn •of-Whitehaven,.THONPSOg , aster. The Ship . Flexcilt,. of Shields, bond 'to ,o 'to .o4it4,i,io:-(in.Hlast), G. SP U NS, Master; towed in disi 4 lAted.. A C.ltilnot, nanieunknown, with cattle., are'd'rowned. .A Collier, at ihe'hack of Hillyhead ; name unknown. A Ship dismasted at anultor at the, back of Curlitig's Head ; u1) - j;,:i ow n.• Two salmi Craft; -flah)es on:Know n. , I'll o Brig Scautot - DriMoarton; froui diassaw (wrecked) , It. • •Naster. ' Yesferday a Deputation from the Masters of Wegt - ; .on 1 - Ik.styr es uN , (Ma a nipst etc quit Silver Cup, villue On* • • 1-Itip4l4.quineas, On ime sidk. of %:vlitch was•his gal • co.i - raved; on the other side the 174 H.F. Y NIATOti, :uf • ifentr s, tc,ksm respeCt mint the-Moi.- • • rctro .a l3 ercna tit stops, for t s. pal attention to the Fleet under his i :opvoy 11 tollow ne Iscward Islands try June ;1807. . .