The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-09 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 8. March zo, iBoz. THE King- has been pleased to give and grant unto the Right Honourable Horatio Viscount and Ilium Nelson of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, Knight of 'the Moit Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Vice_ Admiral of the Brue Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, (also Dike of Bronte, in Sicily, and Grand Cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit,) His Royal Licence and Permission to receive and wear the Insignia of the Ortt-r of the Crescent, which the Grand Signior bath" t.ransinitted to him : And also-to command, that this His Mpjesty's Concession and Decl arat i o n, together with the relative Documents, be registered in His College of Arms. IVAitehall, glom 5, 18 oz. The King has been pleased to give and grant unto IVLijor-General Sir Eyre Coote, Knight of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Iris Royal Licence and Permission to receive anti wear the In_ signia of the Order of the Crescent, which the Grand Signior bath transmitted to him : And also to com mand, that thii His Majesty's Concession and De claration, together with the relative Documents, be registered in His College of Arms. Ordnance-Office, Yung 5, rgoz. Corps of Royal Engineers. Lieutenant-Ceneral William Spry to be Colonel-Command ant. Data! Mly T, ISO 2. Lieutenant -General Robert Morse to be Colonel Command ant. Dated as above. Captain lohn Rowley to be Major of Brigade. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Morris, of Liverpool, grocer. ' Josiah Rose, of Olton, Warwickshire, tanner. BANKRUPTS. John Houlding and James William Sowerby, of Liverpool, merchants, to surrender June 28,29, and July 20, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Lace and Hassall, Liverpool. William Reed, of Barking Church-Yard, London, merchant, lune 19, z 6, anti July 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Charles Few ' Red-Lion-square. Andrew Berkley Becks; of Green -street, Grosvenor-square, upholder, June 15, 19, and July 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, .Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinsons, Warnford court, Throgmorton-street. Stephen Hartley, of Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, carpet nianufaEturer, June 28, 29, at the Packhorse Inn, Robert Town, and July zo, at the George and Dragon Inn, Dews bury, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale, Hallward, and Spear, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Edwards, Halifax. Thomas Dagg, of South Shields, ship-owner, Tune IS, 19; and July 20, at eleven, at the Shakespear Eavern, New castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Bainbridge,. Newcastle upon-Tyne; or Atkinson, Chancery-lane, London. David Sweetland, late of Topsham, Devonshire, coal-mer chant, June 16, 23, and July 20, at eleven, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. Attornies, Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Furnivat's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wood and Strong, Tiverton. George Pasmore, of Kensington, stationer, Tune 2!, 22, and July zo, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Knight, Kensington ; or Mr. Tucker Staple-Inn. William Hardy, of Gloucester, linen-draper, funezr, 22, and Jul!, 24, at ten, at the Lower George Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins and lames,'New-Inn, London ; or Mr. Wilton, Gloucester. john Finegan, late of Hatton-Court, Threadneedle -street, merchant, Tune 15, 22, and July 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond -court, Walbrook, DIVIDENDS. June 30, Richard Varlev, late of Darcey-Lever, cotton spinner, ateleven, at the Gartsides-Arms, Little Bolton. July 6. William Cantrell, of Burton-upon-Trent, druggist, at eleven, at the White-Hart, Burton-upon-Trent. tune 14. Edward Heatley Noble, of Birmingham, merchant, at four, at the Minerva Tavern, Birmingham. I une 79. john Marriott, of Uxbridge, shopkeeper, at eleven, at G uildhall 'fatly 5. Peter Cornish, of Taunton,, timber-merchant, at . eleven, at the Market-House ' Taunton . July to. Th o mas Y ates , of Stockport, Chester, muslin manufadurer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. • July 3. George Wilmot, of Sutton-upon-Trent, corn fador, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Carlton-upon -Trent. " Aug. a. William Hewlett and William Pernber, of Bristol, . dealers, at ten, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. July 5. Edmund Tompkins and Robert Tomkins, of Bir mingham, plated inkstand-makers, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Manchester. CERTIFICATES. June 29. Tohn Spencer, late of Circus-street, builder. Edward Medley, of Parliament -street, scrWener. Richard Edwards, late of Morgan's-lane, Southwark, brandy merchant. MAILS. ARRIVED. Holland - 1 - Hamburgh o - DUE. PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE . O ' CLOCK. Consols. -73 aia 74 Ornniura -T l azaTi Disc THE SUN. SOLZM QUIS DICYAL FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, JUNE 9, 1802. Irt our Paper of yesterday we inserttd an, article from Bourdeaux, which appeared in the Mani/eye of the 4th inst. giving an account of an Insurreaion in the Island of Dominica. That azticle has ex cited considerable alarm in this Country ; but though we do not discredit it altogether, we enter_ twin hopes that it will be found to be exaggerated. We know tlat it was the intention of Government to disarm and disband the West India Regiments. The Eighth of that description was quartered in Dominica, and it is possible, that when the black Soldiers were ordered to lay down their arms, they may have revolted; but we should hope that the spirit of revolt has not been spread amongst the Slaves to the extent stated in the Art i c l e f rom Bourdeaux, if the alarMing ac count which it conveys be in an, respea well founded. We yesterday remarked, that thf:-intel ligencc brought by the French vessel is some days I later than any recc'n.ed from the West Indies by the illoig:orna—lt must be later from Dominica a fortnight at least, a circumstance that . eer.. tainfy strengti ens its probability..—At she same time We must remark, that it seems extraordinary, should an event ucl - 1 magnitude have occurred at Dominica before the middle of April, that we should not by this time have heard of it through a maze regular and dire& channel. BY the Mail which arrived this morning, we re ceived Dutch Papers of the 3d. The Festival on the return of Peace has been celebrated with ex traordinary pomp at Harlem. A number of De serters who had been condemned to death by the Military Tribunals, were pardoned in honour of the occasion. Citizen AP osroEL, who some months ago was sent to London on a Mission from the Batavian Go vernment, is shortly to return hither again. Citizen LAUF/ER is appointed Governor of Cu racao, and Citizen RING, of the Island of St. Mar Yin. Citizen CUYP E RS is appointed the new President of the Legislative Body. ACtivity begins to be restored 'to all the Trading Towns on the Coasts of Holland. By their lists of shipping, we observe that the renewed Dutch corn- . mercial speculations are chiefly ditetted to the Fo reign Colonies and the Baltic. The Gazette of last night contains an Order by the KING in Council, prohibiting from the tzth inst. to the Ist of January next, the exportation of cattle, provision, and all kinds of grain, but such as are necessary for the purposes of trade, and the uses of our Garrisons and Colonies; and another Order of Council, for continuing the permission for the im portation of all kinds of provision, free of duty, till the Ist of June, 1803. Private Letters from Paris, positively state the appointment of General AbwitEossi, Commander in Chief of the Artillery, as Ambassador to our Court. He is a man of great talents in his pro fession, as well as in every branch of knowledge necessary to fill so important a situation. He is a native of Languedoc, about thirty-five years of age, of a very good family, though not noble. He first signalized himself at the famous passage of the Po with BONAPARTE in the year 1796 ; since then he has been in Egypt, and his last Campaign was with the Gallo-Batavian Army as Chief of the :itaff with AUGEREAU. What is very extraor dinary is, that General ANDR EOSSI was, during the Government of the Direetory in 1798, nominated one of the four Commissioners appointed to super intend the descent on England; the Commission consisted ofAtioßnossi, Admiral LACROSSE, FOR FA IT, Colonel of Engineers, and Mum' N, Com mardant of the Flotilla. He brings with him, be sides a Secretary of Legation (the younger Po RTA. Lls), two Aid-du-Camps. Lord Hurcx INSON has been for the last 'fort night at Paris, but has not yet been introduced at the Court of the Thuilleries. By letters from Gibraltar we learn, that on the Bth ult. Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ sailed from Mi norca to take the command of the Mediterranean squadr6n. Lord KEITH still remained at Gibral, tar with four sail of the line, and a number of frigates. A Portuguese squadron, consisting of one line of battle ship and three frigates, had been lying there some time; and an American squadron, consisting of three frigates, had arrived there from off Tripoly, on the 6th of May.—Four Swedish frigates were left keeping up the blockade of that place. By the same letters we learn, that the plague still continued its ravages in Barbary ; in conse_ quence of which the Garison was obliged to keep up a very sharp lock out, to prevent any boats from the opposite shore from landing, without performing a very stria quarantine. The Garrison was very healthy, and, from the stria precautions taken, there was no apprehen sion of the malady gaining a footing among them. The successor to Lord GUILDFORD, as Lieutenant Governor of Dover Castle, is not yet named. It is reported that either the Right Hon. - CHARLES LONG, or Colonel CPIURCHILL will have it. We understand that the account of her Grace the Dutchess of DoßsEr having been brought to bed on Monday morning is unfounded. The Harmonic Society dined together on Mon. day, at the Thatch'd House. The PRINCE of WALES, Duke of NOR•FOLiC, Marquis of LoRNE, Lord TENII , LETOWN, and a long list of.persons of the highest fashion, as well as a selettion of our first Singers, were present. In addition to .the usual harmony and good cheer, the business of the day was to award Prizes to those who produced the best pieces. Mr. WILLIAM KNyVETT, who ob tained a prize last year, was this season still more successful. Two of the PRINCE'S Gold Cups were voted to him ; the one for the best serious, the other for , the best cheerful Glee. Mr. WEB BE, jun. obtained the other Cup, the - Prize for the best Catch. —The PRINca himself presented the Prizes. His Royal Highness was in the Chair. The Soldier's Departure was the serious Glee. M. OTTO, it is said, means to give a splendid Fete in honour of the Peace. The Earl of PEMBROKE, the Earl of BEVERLEY, Lord and Lady LouvAINE, Lady L. PERCY, Hon. W. PERCY, Mr. and Lady JANE DUNDA S were of the pa rt y at t h e M arqu i s of EXETER'S Dinner on Monday. Colonel THORNTON sailed from Brighton for France cr i Thursday last. He carried with him his famous pistols, and four and a half couple of hounds. The famous pilgrimage to Loretto is again re vived ; the People of Ancona with reason rejJic:: at this event, as it will circulate money, and give a, marked proof of Peace and Security. There are no less than twelve Theatres open every night in tart s, while here we are satisfied with Pic.Nic, Covent-Garden and lirtuSlane. .117 .4 L NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 8. PAs . sED by, the Worcester, WooD, Fortitude, BOULDERSON, Airley Castle, NASH, Phanix, MOFFAT, Ilawkesbury, DoNALDsoN, and IPelles ley, Extra Ship, East IndianlCn, home ward-bound. Also passed by, the Union, GREEN, and Patriot, STRANNocH, from the West Indies. Arrived the Harrington, CHAPMAN, from Ply mouth. FALMOUTH, JUNE 6. ' ARRIVED the American Ships Elope, Capt. Pic_ KE rts, with flour, cotton, &c. forty days from New. York, for orders ; the PEIZUS, GOODR I DG E,With 2500 bartels flour, for orders, forty-eight days passage from Norfolk ; and the William and Mary, DIXON, fifty days from ditto, with 1900 barrels ditto, for this Port ; also the armed Brig Patsey, Capt. Kt NE, seven weeks from Charlestown, with rice, sugar, coffee, &c- for orders; and the. Brig Brothers, Capt. KING, sixty-eight days from the Havannah, with flour, cotton, &c. for orders. The Princess Elizabeth, Princess Amelia, and Prince Adolphus Packers, with Mails for Jamaica, New-York, and Lisbon, which were expeded to sail this day, are detained by contrary winds. Sailed the Portuguese Brig San Antonio"' Almas, Capt. DEREIZ, with fruit, for Amsterdam ; the C/azirina Cutter, THOMAS, on a Cruize against the Smugglers ; the American Brig Illaria,• LEVING. TON, for London ; the Prussian Galliots Cowartez, Capt. GRAAP, for Alberg, and Maria, .USCH. MANSE, for Havre ; and the following Transports : Berwick, Robinson, Medea, Mayne, and Governor Milne, Tate, for London; Ann, Grant, and Phoebe, Bywater, foi- Portsmouth ; also the Pallas, Capt. Deldy, with oil, for London. DEAL, JUNE 8. ARRIVED this morning in the Downs from India, the Ships Worcester, Rockingham, Phoenix and Lord Harwkesbury, with the Cartwright Packet, from the Cape, and they have all proceeded for the River. The above Ships sailed from St. Helena the 13th of April last, two days, subsequent to which, the Fort William and Airly Castle had sailed from the Island for England. The Fleet left at St. Helena the following Ships, which were expeded to sail in a few days after, viz. Henry Addington, Hindostan,' Ocean, Hope, Car_ vatic, Nottingham, Boddam, Windham, Lord Min can, and Admiral Gardner. Put back from the Westward, and remain, the East India Company's Ships Minerva and Lord El don, and Union, Country Ship. The Venetian Ship Nave La Gut'stizJa, Captain TEoDORO ZELLAL lA, from Smyrna, bOund to Am. sterdam, with cotton and currants, run upon the Goodwin Sands yesterday morning, from whence she has been got off, and brought into the Downs, where she remains. SHEERNESS, JUNE S. YESTERDAT after Post, arrived from the Downs, and sailed up the Thames to be paid off; His Ma jesty's Bomb-vessel Tartarus, Captain HAND. MADRAS, Ocr. 14. --- Naval Promotions and Removals by Vice-Admiral RAINIER, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the East' Indies, until the pleasure of the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty is known. PRomor lON s.—james Giles Vashon, Esq. Com man d er o f His Majesty's Sloop Albat ross , to be Captain of His Ma- Hsty's Ship Fox.—Peter H e y woo d , E sq. Commander of is Majesty's Sloop Trincomalee, to be Captain of His Majesty's Ship Trident, in the vacancy occasioned by Cap tain H. L. Ball's having obtained permission to return to England upon his private concerns.—Lieutenant Charles Malcolm, of His Majesty's Ship Suffolk, to be Com mander of Kis Majesty's Ship Albatross. —Lieutenant the Right Hon. Lord George Stuart, of the Sutiblk, to the rank of a Commander in His Majesty's Service, and, Go vernor of His Majesty' s N ava l H osp i ta l at Madras.—Mr. John Berney, Midshipman of the Arrogant, to be Lieu tenant of La Syhelle.—Mr. Arthur Lvsaught, Midship man of the Suliblk, to be Lieutenant of La Chiffinne.— Mr. William Mouatt, Midshipman of the Fox, to be Lieu tenant of La ChiflOnne—Mr. lohn Adic, Surgeon's Mate of the Victorious, to he Surgeon of La Chiflbnne. REmov A t.s.—Captain Henry Stuart, from His Majesty's Ship Fox, to His Majesty's Ship La Chiffonne.—Thomas Pulham, Esq. Commander and Governor' of His Ma jesty's Naval Hospital, to be Acting Captain of the Tri. dent, till joined by Captain P. Heywood, then to cum.: mand His Majesty's Sloop Trinconialee.—Lieutenant Ni chols Maucer, of His Majesty's Ship La Sybelle, to be Lieutenant of the Suffolk.—Lieutenant Philip Percy, of the Vid•rious, to be Lieutenant of the Sullolk.—Lieutc nant John Haslop, of the Fox, to be Lieutenant of the Suf folk.—Lieutenant William Davidson, of the Albatross • to be Lieutenant o f t h e S u ff o lk .— Li eutenant William Hen derson, of the Trident, to be Lieutenant of the Fox.— Lieutenant John Burn, of the Arrogant, to be Lieutenant of the Vidorious.—Lieutenant Henry Lambert, of the Suf folk, to be Lieutenant of the Arrogant.—. Mr. William Hutchins, Purser of the Fox, to be Purser of the Chif fonne.—Mr. Charles Howard, late Purser of La Forte, to be Purser of the Fox.—Lieutenant W. Skelton, to be First Lieutenant of La Chiffiinne.—Lieutenant Charles Mayo, to be Lieutenant of His Majesty's Naval Hospital. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Capt. T. ELPHIN- I STONE, 10 the Diamond; Capt. WILKINSON, to the Hussar; Capt. PORTLOCK, to the 0/atton ; Capt. DE LAFONT, to the Childers; Capt. ROSE NHAGEN, to the Sophie; Capt. KERR, to the Suffisante ; and Capt. MASEFI ELD, to' the 'Atalanta Capt. LAR MOUR, to the Clyde; Capt. NE AVE, to the Hazard. Captain EDMUND HEYWOOD, late Lieutenant of the Phcebe, is appointed to the Command of the Harpy, vice Captain CHARLES WORSL Er BOYS, promoted, TRIEN.NfiIL MONTF,Jf OF THZ. YOUNG GENTLEMEN OF ETON COLLEGE• —The appearan!, limited time, took place yesterday. THIS cereniony of leaving off their studies for:. of the morn i ng presented a very untltvourable aspeittati Patrons (THEIR MAJESTIES ) both f o r the juvenile Gentlemen and their 11 0 ) puny wh o graced the assemblage-with their presence' of In the morning the young Noblemen partook of an elegant collation in the Seminary, consisng s every d e licacy, such as tea, coffee, cold chicke% &C. The Bishop of•Nonw lex, Dr. GOOOALto tili _Head Master, the Rev. .Dr. DAVIS, Provost at. Eton, and the Rev. Dr. TEW,. ViCe-PrOVOSt) a and the Noble Cow. tended. 59 proceeded to their carriages ; The RoYAL FAMILY, after walking in the Rna ni .,, 3 would have set forward to Salt-Hill by 0' 4 , 41 , o'clock, had not an accident happened by the stli` e. ter-bar of one of the Royal carriages being br °4 l , A , .., HER MAJESTY, and the PRINCESSES AVGLISaco ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPRIA, and AmELIA, and the prneessro companied the KING to Salt-Hill. ig d i d the HIS MAJESTY rode on horseback, irfsio DUKE of CVMBERLAND, who, as well as the •Ni' a i Earl MORTON, and the General Officers in the 119 • Y Suite, were attired in the Windsor Uniform. gr, On THEIR MAJESTIES' arrival at S a lt-Hil l, . 0 1 most masterly manner, in different TOMKINs (Captain), waved the British Flag 1 60 , 1 perior in excellence of prowess to any g l e - . .,,, 1t cr v ia ' — WC ev oluOo ns i fr e ver or` we nessed. NI tar h e e tu e r i n re e n d in to g Windsor Lodge. y l, A o t d After which HIS MAJESTY and the Rom' FA, tired of t the Terrace, which was thronged with fashiona company of both sexes. A et Gol The Duke of Gloucester'• Bard plaY e " / Sate the Ki n o.~ , i, n • .DY:11;115 strike nolo, Britannia," •d an other martial and loyal ai rs ' o f The young Noblemen and Gentlemen-pat:l77o, an , elegant entertainment at the Wi" dan • ns of e xertin w tich they were enabled to do by the their Captain an d t . fl el the sutra he Salt-beare rs, person colleted s must have been.very elt as 11° . gr - ' • th con was permitted to enter W . vl.--ciut . Windsor % en- - • buting their bequest for which stipend was__ salt; d TO treated by the Captain,' and freely gr a i te N . i ) lit'l beneficence of the ROYAL FAMILY and r ` le- ° I procured him a comfortable purse. . • ,m,, Yesterdayhave rob ue esnp. pa ca k a r tee Court i received v D be • . ........--.......... i d gt the East-India House for the purpose of oPenibnvg t he numerous six ti ships we yesterday had the pleasure of st a A St. Helena. be ed t° - In addition to the ships already mention. Is, at St. Helena, Misses H. wiche, are the Admiral Gara'ner and i t ham, from China, to A la i n The Rigid Admiral, from China, 11'3‘..,1.,Iiirea the Cape, • The G from ,i 3 bay, hau I.' Ganges, tom yidretfharo:mrs I:o3o:bahyei, ti , ti : i t : at China. . . a 2 Y. eniitlit . PASSENGER§• PER HAIVECESB.— e s i . " Frioglibil OP. Mrs. Cochri m 4Ol oluor Phlp .r.nt —r. Parry, Pliitip P andas , a. ,, / , r f _ , . , and F. Cochran, Master C. , -u Charlotte Cherry, and Master Jamcs Sillith• g , iinent, Master and Mis e -s n ' l L .. a,illi c iin , giment, and MastEersqn.ig.Lieuteriant - A leXj.. l : c hrgl: tl : Lieutenants R i LY - CAsTL E ' 111 .1 r r s . . a W nd re M ii a rs n . d N C a h: Lieutcnantsstill, it,.. terrabee, 8 4 th Regiment, Browntig, A T. P}IcENIX. . th , gr. ff: —.mai:Aunts Nrorse awl 5111 . ! a -,.. Mi . . 1.,' S. Pears . on, Mr. A. H. Vausittart, Cspt• AYc!' "Mr. i" W. Elliot 1 Mrs. Sertorius two , ,ciLieut •nt Colonel Curnine, 7 : , ,, „ mid Harrison, Royal Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Page and six C Chddr Col n, LadY woRE STER. ntaLl i 4iliao and three Children, Colonel Rorana, s'af Roomer; M rs. Allen, and Master G. Brown . Mig 1.13 al Li c eu r t a FORT WILLIAM. * IS Pr age j Ro A b l e r r . t i T . E t sti. John Taylor 5 , 0 , 1 ay or an( two Children, Miss,•Cot., o d. . Masters T. Carnac W. Adams and..a. Dru rrin " ROCKINGHA M.• Zyiseit~ a r v iajOr 4 - • . ;t e an i Ci I M .:rn rs i l sTo l l i i a n C d a ri L t a5l". S Johnson, L' ams' " • Mrs. Lieut. Dysen, Mrs. Billamorzi, ant dington. ließßeturnsßoDfMtheAlM' —__-- „ nl . inid tiiivioLlieraa Last wheaten, n , and household at W.) "it app e"TheaC The Lo %i of ii II ; Bread rd Quarter.t o o nl continue n ri t s i e n n ue e 6 Ra a_ll:ttive.estitoigetdiir:.eti a i r i t sY l e ' l ' e s l ar ( Q . l k tee { :td : 1;11e I:4'°63cf: ca ro d tior e o e f l< CHARLES a nd •• N WI, s at. , ::4. ot : :ol Esquires, e.i.j non2iPi:RaAteTd:Liatanddie iVasirl'Co°a'iiri of Aldermen, Sheriffs for the ensuing year, rseci and M . do Lk' be e'ccil fines KE sTe fo rm . L;:e i lB n i tlf . e vj i r a tT § l in lEa r , eceived from an Officer of the reff ieta l Al I F° l. h t l h St S i :: a tl i l l : b, t e hl i s i c e o a' r li : l i N- st a il l :g i i me, besides Fri arcs and Sloops of 1; - Var, 'v e t . r of Royal. • yo ur t ec s n t 11 S;t Sail April f ral CAMP 13 ELL, Or i e ( t the fi t the highest health and spir s i:s. The re were ° I 3c Portfty Seamen and Marines.in, the Naval gospiT i i x Frigates , were at that period croizing ( . )1 1. C. a P e Sr , Domingo The.. last accounts received there froinvec of the situation olthe French' ArroY trier o f twenty"eight sail oi e jo dreadful : there are 'no. prisoners made nor go the A Te l m re e r 1 ) - ' ar ' ' n r .e e given by either. party. . Lott! l—o.rl9osl.ll'Funi:: sort, a very young Midshipman, was playing: ! yr, ,latnhcehjo6lytha,c)fcifc‘lepnrtil iliatisltsp.eanseclo.o.An . I. l' obiti, Jo; the stern hawser; the wind setting in at one p • . v e the ringbolt to • which the hawser was lashed Pt bead " 5 way, and struck him with such force on the f o r, to occasion instant .death. Previous tunate accident he had been taken tram T he hawser i , l da, several times -by his messmates, who I)cir'g. — rc ers knew the. danger he was exposed tn. r Iliese :-tiers are five days later than those brouvlic by th e vo uthr lainpr, of 36 guns, arrived at Ports°l • ;Shror' A wager was last week laid at Brosley,tl' ,ilo-rs. shire, on the abilities of two young biln c-ill `, i „ s c (who had served seven years' apprenticeship), og ° wo well -100 .1_ the skill of Mr. LAWRENCE PALMER, a Of Woes io ti c blind person, in tapping each 3 pair I°' s f j VOu r most expeditious manner. It was decided iii , er of of PALMER, who. put nine stiches betbre tit° to the uo the others. had - put. two.