The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-30 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE, January 26, 1813. A T. n GENERAL COURT of the UNITED So Ml ANY of MERCEIANTS Trading to the Ea,t , held this day, 'flair this Court perceives with deep' recrret, that after a Ir oo cal respondence and discussion, coati.o.ted with (2:win -11; firmness, temper, and ability, on the port of 4 threourt of .i)ire.oors, and 'with notch difference of (minim.' among the seiaa•oi Ministers who have represt,oed his Mate.ay's Govern aten,..., in the ilisettssitin, and closed tot the pan of fives-.:ne Nlitiistecs with a reference to the Petit lately prceetitep to 'Parliament, as , a ground of their new deterral tt t t liejouti.,:s. hare 'at letigNi arrived at .t point, when • 1•-in. , is o ltir e l3'te'ri t it . r.1, between the ruin orthe Coot p:lnr, aml tlurillappoihtment of the Petitioners, against their Charter. lioolved, , iorther discussions relative' to the renewal of the ('ire' ;int.'s Cliorter, and particularly in t 70; his .Majesty's ( ; 0, ri , locto k ,,, reltrepared, at the outset, to state tits: pre , .ei of coocessioi l winch conk! safely be allowed to the foo,Ti.imo :e r ytilist the Company's ('hurter; nod their ma ture convictson appeared then to he, that the regulated mo atopily - of the Company was. I.'tit.`iltWl to the interests of the, conutry, and that - this con..ideration alon e NV4S s:.f fie ient answer to all pretences for interference with that Ito the territorial possessions of the Company in - Initia are their certain right, and that the system pros d fur the Indian Ciovernivent by the wisdom of Parliament, together with the disinterested spirit in which it ha: been tered tiy the Company, have extended and coloo,triated the British ,Empiriiii the East, and added to. the .stet ogth and glory a the hellish Empire ut Home. 'not the tenor of the Company ha' long ceased to bear the character of a. strict monopoly; nod that by sattle further um ' difications, if thought indispent3.l,3le, in addition to the or• raogtioents of 170 a, and of 1:301, it: Wily he remicred as much an too'n trade, Mill be: consistent with the seetirity of Ow , rtVoltite uud the prosperity and. safety of the Indian empire, That it the opinient of the ableA StatHinen, 4iL; as of the generality of nersoos tier! wills India, that no lorge.or sudden addition can be made Lithe aMotin; • • of i ßritish exports,to that country or Chitin. 'chat this opt 'Hon is confirmed bribe practice of the „itnericatoo whto ex port chiefly bullitni, and by the:overloaded state ol the I tidian '.!'kart the habits and religion, of the nal iiTS are hos tile to any such extrusion; stud that the Company io-rtiohy sillier a I , ,au iu till.; department of their coact') os, with toe view of employing the capital, and etSt 4, nritglll4 t he industry of their tooniti yuitat lowa.. • , That So Mein, relat es to the ordintiry prodoce of Tailia, the import tra,lo4s . fi f jw cur r i, tathie frith ,xteot its (hits ocolaod, tair appear s lay tl,e. valne of two It bails., ei hog. 14 prO;dtts properly rit -this minnerit reinhining in the Company's t:orehoimcs; mid that to open the out-ports to that trade would be tto other than a ruinous trritisfer of it iftto new clittonels; to the detn.ros:l:oll of inuotaise oat ly establish. moots amid the beggary-of many thousands it' inibistrions in• diviituals. • ektetision of the trade in other products, the sup. po-eil effect of opening the outports, ciottsl be realised pity lr)' at large trioodtt of to India, a.Ol consequent co. looleation. That, ii realized, it might family' intorlere with the. lisilltliaCtUri,e of Eme.latol, or with her coolaterce to coon- I fit s übere silt ilia products are 'already rfii.wd by British. ca. British - .•,hipping,and paid for by tottoctitrera, and that, thus, inch extensiou would dreply•tti lore thoseTerypersens who are most impair etitly petitionink for it. S. . _ - That. arty unrestrained int ercom•se of Eurnpeatt;i with our Loipire is highly' fit Ice tittplycatcil, That the unlimit ed o.oupct,tion 'of, commercial wool', feWli the pie. crdiai cirennistattees..of the country, radii:Ai' ii !Mood less scene of eimfasion and frond, nod ditiniotely, the ruin of the mourifactiirers themselves ;" and that tempting op. pOrtnnities would be held out to the agents to maintain illicit iittel:.our.e with the (Native Powers, and to ettoduct it dan gerous system of comoluoication with China front tic Eastern !shunts. • That Has Court do most highly approve the 'conduct of the Diet ;'titers upon the vitlit onestiou tit admitting' the nut-ports to the no t toil tiado trout India; and tho: the etorfosioo.aod ha mall front irre,;olar sales at the out•smrts, the kers to the 2VOntie from iimurrglito,, iind t he comatituent ruin of the t'itutpa;iy's China tioole, are ti:nocler, to the policy of .neaso 7.... `Flo y are there, ore firmly of opi t tn i n, that the Coiii'f air Director, ,itould, on no ronsiderati4o tide this point. in !die dooonoitm. '1 but it iclvn tippearo, ti tin roune'ons petitions pre:ootted to the last Pailisuirut, thr!t tin the faith tit approved and long practice, tit 'ionise capital 11,.1.% bean itivesteo in estoblislittnots, pwoofarlv id ai ,oot to f h.: v;: i art: trade between. [t u b a utt 16, 4 ; tail w ; that ma heavy iaigo.T ,elo ions 111-V, It enter( d into by,,p.-1-- sous it the city of !,,o,tiori, tart me Out)) h:011iS of the 11141 4.05, to (On, t.,11,1, the very sith.istelie e of motto of whom It-peuds iipoo the continua oce t o t h e port of htirtdattt of the t:m.-t t tile to India (Idiot ; and that It o oOn or, tutificer., together with their fa- Dailies, would be in oalige, of licggitry, to proportion .is tht y would he thrown out. ot employment, by the I efoOVill of the *sport, truths fronl its accustomed channel. This Court there fore (.011(.6 yes, that it is of rim( iiiip , )roince to the city end port of hoodoo, that the export it.) Iloilo and China shoohl coot iitc,o to be carried on as heretofore. purled w ou ld st ill Th4t. slave-the ditties on 51 tit iiil the aliatetoe hi the price of frcivlit, expeoi e d the petitioners to ciiitio front the solo situ of the Oretie (1 I. Systern,would he preductiv e of relief to the eorisuriier ; aid that this relief would be pimliased at the extreme! b zarel of revenibe of Customs cud Excise, now colteet e o by If.' 3 till, to well as imminent danger to all the sources of their c.ith in 'Julia ..... 1 , 0 funiidation, in fiiet, for the, statement wlikh il4CriO,;s to ti‘ charter the nay:midges en foreignerit over Brit . + .1; iii the a of the former to it. trail.. from o Lich Iiii!,(1; for Ihal the protit oilit V.1)11'11 ii .t ticoo byllioitt 1 brelt owhig to lii; to titir lOOttlal ch,ltatfrt •1 whir.ll., 01 COOr4e, C:11111111. be l ong to tile mi•tcliinits of a. tiJili4erent T o. „i, iJn, e the political foliction iif the Com pan) tio COO 01 It, C,,,0h0,,.,,•;,,j • Hl,O I •; t,,1 ,oiveriime ii i, hy givin g :I lib ititent“i tilt• oil, terminal,. in ir, ..1 ; politicsit iitivilolllgl,, 441 li, ;4, ~ ; t _ :11 ; t' ,, trtr 1,..t in the • . 4 he liktno tly notierti a% omit, , .1 lilt a trilling' reduetiOn.ill the treliou , :l i:aiititl ' ' , , cir4e erott.nlll:l l .7 twurvi,;(i (4; 'iii 4 , • ' t J . , ,„; 1i.., .rl• • ' 'I .• }..1 01;1 C 015••• •• , , :• tdteil n • • ' 11, Navy, I • ~ • ; • . ~• ~ • ,triff 11 • • • •; ' ;; • tltt' 11 , 11 . 11, ; t •PH,kt.liy for I ~ ',,• I t.+l t ,lo t, , tt , , " I. . tt ; It' :1.1 tile t. • t :t t ..1:1 • •, • I „. t!tf, , 111:1'd, , • 10.1, , • lii 'l. 1 I Ifirn I 1 1 I I tiOl t I 11 . $ A)1 H I I, ttf thv , , it ..t:, hit'll IA ()tilt! 11 , I ' • ;I,vast : I t:, itul of y , . ; • ; ttxl - 1, •., v,t)1.0,1 I. : ; , , 1' • ' . :tr , • „.. . •.: .. . • , ;iit; .IIL it if. ; aud it i 3 nt4tiifesilr ito3ttst It) allege hitt:lllA t rem,, is a prod of commercial thismauagement, pecuniary aria g out of this forcible diversion of their coaim.:rs, fun to national purpose::. ' ' T 'at, with a vieW to their tinanchl eur ed on the:1'0.1111c account, the I)irector::, ',l y - t.ar I apprehending the conAtlitentos of the E• .'" rii t!:4; inn territorial to England, proposed la( t1 , 04N me ft' and provide for those emiseunclic,s ; h‘s I‘l:)iety's Minister veliised to forward those pr..2:.-it,ne, to India, and hare not hillK , tituted any other.proc,,,lii::!; 1,1 the - same end. That t!:e Court appeal confidently to thd following ii.;l'.l- .e:ilars, from the etOse of the Fourth Report of the o'f\the !louse of Commons - aprainted in the late Pa rli far 'it:Trout pot only that the t; onipany have carried c.n Coen. affairs without any &Tense to the finatie , :s of this, c Huitrv,. hitt that the operations of their system have been utitobd Ways beneficial to its interest:, Ist. '!Tacit since 1791, British industry been encouraged by the, einployntent of 48,000,(mol. That tits pro-dine .li.iii•thictiirei of India, purchased IA it h this sum, together with the of C., ino, sold ni realized in sikk aino t ant nearly I).o,w)o,uattl. !id. That the purchase Of t produce and inanufz.ctut es td England amounted to 29,000,0G01,1t0. • That the tniiph.tyinvat of llritiflt shipping amounted to 25,1 - ,'.)0,0001. ,-tit, That the di it s on imports, (lanceted through the C'ompany at it triflini; expense to tiovetuwent, amounted to ; and on exhorts to titin,ouni. ;--t , qetiter, :19,9(440001. .1.411. That the combination of t;:clr, and otheF sums, pro ducing 185;960.,.ayd, show 4 tat, out a vera:.te of the tau ceyenteen year:, •10,t+tr.),0901. have hero diti . used is tart channels, through the whole circulation of the BritiSh Ent pire • for'proof of the inot,il and political benefits derived to the population of India from the iota:mine:it of the Com pany, thi., Court appeals to tae Fiith lttrllnli of.the Ll e nn, tAittee Ihe !louse of nc which exhi!.its *lie grati fving• pi..t.tire of it people limit the Jc,a disorder and tie r trailatiiiii; to a uitate of industry, security, and freedom ; and that this court co . :0(1(mill)* hopes, the impra•C`:!it'la, ill • tile (; , •,!I.lltlol l of fifty millions. of nati% es will 14-: 1,!! inter ro;)ted, hythe pernletuns ex. ,, erick-ats to whi c h th e sanct i on of Parliap ten t is nucr su lattcity That the interests of the tlimipany are now become so in terwoven with the political and commercial systLti of Britain, ticat, by their dissdni;ioo, the ender and grandeur of . , ifilatry'i . ..aild 'receive unnii. ice perilon,, I, C;;' lit be .1: sad th a t tic- iiicasore:: provoicil by tio vt•rmot nt are I lier.:l,,re iiriximily I.:, Ilk depi e.eated, inasmuch ; I hey oni,l have the elfret ui bringing the Cour i Jany..to Tbat, With :melt n - ci..- iii fiNoor of. the Compani, the amiroarii Parli,;.avnt earth +lance, cn,i Wit I , nt the alarm f.;mi the ini;repre-, senta , ious . vdth %%AU, hem: aye persuaded that the t i=tluttc of that ci..011:...ieu I),aly, W:11 never countenance the ..aerifiee of the clear , ind rrstr of one riaAs of mini, to the coltitig,.nt anti tint, , ,,ctiin - inleantal.;.• anatliar; nor demo.i.,n u.it , ighly )itica;cal raiwtl /sy Koch iatoiro.,e'eNer;i t ias, in. order to phtee its materials the m unlit! 442., ..ehat 4.'otirt approrei, most hiOliy, the firm ex. , . , rtiont by w e ivt i the Dreotli...4 huve. now CwipuolY, eesNtirr,to !hint; their ca4,..t in' its inftglity - ih.ffor t ! Hit; tvi licuor Pailiaturilt. They teutiar their wa;•iii,st ih,:tt...l to tilt'I~('Io Chairinnit, and lii reetkilr;, for their ?teal hiltktilitity in support. of thii Litt cii.ttAu and they trust that, if any :,11 , .ttil itself fora rtla - ek;'7li of that tilsetission Silt! ( . o;ill),Viy and iris 'AlajteJty's Corecritreitt, upon th e i,ci tci j ,iry tniled iti this reltiiiition, v,ill. he condlict,(l.hy tht.t; i with 1.4 ealerL...l Anti . intocieratiou yhav,, liittiro m di,- plisyed. J.INIF,S COBB, Assiit4:ll.Siecretary. An 111 VE 0-- I J - felii,-61.11)(1; .I. Dublin 1 'Waterford. Dv Gottealiargl x , I ' Dublin, 2 Waterford. Pri 114' ;411 14- r N .4 • t•i DICEItE r.It.NUM 1/E.U. L 0 N D 0 N, , FATulirmY, JA.Numly 30, 1813. The following letter was received at Lloyd's this morning cOmMODoitz RODGERS'S SQUADRON. SCILLY, J. .:21.---Arrived the Flyiv Fish, Capt, PROUP O fruln hound th Lou ;don suited the 10th inst. arid 11 the If:th fell hi with Commodore iton . .3cr,i's squadron, emasb.ting of three frigates and two brigs.i was tvithiu gun;-, slot, of one of the frigates, lint being a good sailer, she eseaved. On the l.")th, fell in with a Drithal squadron of three suit of the line and two fliggeS f to whom Capt. Faoun gave the information 9f the American,, and they immediately went in chase; and he doubt hut. oar ships would iut‘ith them. We have just learnt that intePi:;enee to the above effect has been received.' at the-Admiralty fis morning. The prevalenec of adverse winds 11..13 prevented lie arrival of any of his Mpjesty':., packets at Pal for a c 6 nsiderlbie time past ; there are'dot thr.n icveu packets now at Lisbon. As. the .110 toting Chortle/6 has this day thought • prci•ier to recur to the IViitsiiire Irc:n:6llg, we Conn', it neccesary to resume the subject. That .I ) apci. „has iti..,cl-ted the ()nth submitted to Cue Meeting by the At:krtittis-of 14.ksoloowt,tP,;' vnatu cd,' as', it says, in Ireland in 1793,, 1n which th e pi t pi N t s ~Rhii;'te the, pritt:..iple3 imputed to thou, of it lawful t(..o' " 1111.11'LleT, de- stroy, or anyways injure any person whatso ever for, or, under.prettnice of being a Heretic," and declaring, ' that :t is not 'an article . of the Coo,olie faith, neither lire they (the Pa ,) required to profess or believe, " that the 1., infallible," or " tbat any.sin conunittt:d tin i eat) be forgiven at the itiere , will of any Pope, or Of 4ny Priest, or of any persOn or persons what. sooer,." This oath, - wllich the I`.,lironici4i gives as a document not known, at !cast in this country, has - been published over and over again by the Papists and their advocates, but, this only iitrungthens the Protestant, objections to the i moval Of restraints 'upon the Piqua hotly ; for' if this oath is sincerely talocu, they in,iy Airely enter into thwAt seenritieg which tioveilinient t ' ot' the preservation of our E,tabiklunent in Church and ti.rte. But they will not give ttioie submit tO ttl;lse. tests ; to which Protestants must conform before they are suffered t{l,„ - lurid any office. Hence tLe Papists i . if they were releairl from trsts, would be upon a better footing than the Menthol's of the nstablish ., ment, and might gradually get' possession of,poli tieal power, till, at length, that. estahllsbment would he undermined, aw! at last -totally demo lished. But., in answer to this oath, we beg leave to submit the followiag fundamental artiefes of the ItOmun Catholic Creed, and then we May ask, what security it afm•ds for the preservation of our Political and T.ccles.iastical Establishments ?' Firs!. Tho de,ciaral;on of Pope lioniface the VlM—lc WI , . DULAttli, SAr, InTINK, Ann PRONOuNck IT TO HE NFTFAAARY To sm.v,trios rou HUMAN CREATOUE TO 'BE SCIIJIXT To ru.r. ItostlN PosTtrr." • ,Veremd, 'The bull of :excommunication and tlepo,:.iiinn which Pins V. denounced again it Queen Vizahetit. .cc lie v.1:0 reigneth on high, to whom all power it given in heaven and on earth, Math coannitt . ed the only holy, catholic, and a posto:le z7lntrell, ou r OF WI: I elt VTERI: NO si.,LVATION' to inie alone , on earth, n onely to Pd c, prince. of the Apoitle's; and to.the Roo nn Pontiff, snece,:ior of St. Peter, to be go verned with a plenittide of poWer," Third, The ('atechisrt) by, the Right Rev. 'Dr, Butler, lit a:lr Akt!:1)1,1) 0? of Ca,hel, Lesson ;:i: there a►ny other trut Church beitles the Roinan Ca tholic i ? !" 1411). are oiiii,;ed to bo of the trac Church?—A. 13i.cAust: No o Ni: OUT OF IT . ‘, Audis, na ioAtro:lioti of Dr. Troy, titottr p. 73. " C.traotac•>--l i A.sti; A5,5;;3 I'l' o Tun op S.l t.- Tug TUL/1:. F SITU AND In tbo Iriqh i i ot4e of ['ti mutts the folloving cladtqe tytr, proposei! tot, z. t itH intentle,l for She ftontan('A"ic)lir• " _'`;or tlo I•t) that oily of se . et ofCpc , I;; oi . to 'at ikon:tell to etern )1 Ittitrinatioi t Itere.;:P^r ;col t1)::1 : Catty in:ty tiot,enter into a staLt ofAllrtii Li.ry ar.y happen t,) clitter:f rota us in religi on.; tenet)," ALA it i ti Immett that All the tics in that country, uteolher,s of the Laity, CDLlCOrrett declaring, that .‘ 173 0 . FUNO..I.II:NTAL PRINCI - OF TIT1:18 RELIGION OfINIWIcIID 5L:111 A.!I CATE! I:;AD NI6SInuI." • , Ci.eth„Juhil,:nimop or - Centitrikr, Vicar Arp;tolic of the Loudon rtistrin, in a sOlt-niti ,Declitr:ltion„ rintintitiw4l, thitt ttr. .t(0!. Nide) is the t;ae shepherd, to rvhotu Oo whOle flock, of Christ. is intrusted; whoever is yid 'subject to illy, is not one of the sheep of Christ. Itr, is the. head of the whole Lo (y of Christ on cartli;. whoever is rent united with MN, iiot a member of Christ. Hr is the ctimmon centre of that' I:1)4,1)y which the great holy of vtgtorts ,tuti faitlifto 41V hell together by urie Spiritual gover . .;:it:l;!' ;, whoever dOes .ectalaSre h 7 :rife 0 - v4Ni:flee, Z . 4' OCh :fa a hi'. e e Catholic Magarine for Jurv, 181, 1,1 us ask, , ;vllnt.con6dencp can be'plcced the oath publkhed in theclirw.fiele?--But we here conclude lair the.:*present, and as the subject is Of vital importance - to thelritish COnsiitution, we diall resume it on Monday, being resolved, to !h,: utmost of our power, to thOse hut ‘v.irks of our Church and State, wi•:ely framed by our ancestors, :And cemented with their blood, in order . to guard for ever aisinst the recurrence of 1 00ish ascendancy, adding, that the Pppk ts , soleltinly hntitanilttlicir religion to oe UNCHANGEn and tINCIIANUItS3LE!! WiNngon, 211.-- - s'esterday morning QUFEN ;19(1 I'ri9CeSS EI.I7;ABItTft took :In Rill. llk to 11ait(0111 4 :11dt Itestertlity morniog the: of VARmi)wril nrricell here. 'ote:Ally iI U Duke 91' Yor:K, the. Earl cif Li vsupoor., tII d Vkt!imat CAgTLEItEAGII, trauiucted btNi:st:i with the ,PIONCE RECiENT. • . - oppointed Sub-Governess to the Princess CIIARLOTTE , of %I T ALIA, hi, the room Of Mrs. i,jl)'SifiY, who retired with .1.4a.1y CLIF- R Letters have been received from the French nast,:andlront Paris, dated the '2l %t inst. which state, that ail the hills drawn on the Treasury at o Paris by Prsians, ilnd subjects o f the Confederacy of the Rhine, e:bn have 'Supplied- the French artay•by contraets, have beeu ,refused pay .ment, and are r , ..turned•protested. • . It is said th:tt MinilterS. have', ivithin these few dayq , cinttracted for el . othing for:10,000 Spaai 3 rd s . This corroborateS the r(Tort a len' (hys ago., of the COrteS haVing tu.r.reed (0 reinforce the .aratY utnlei• Lord WOLLIN6TON' With ;10,000 SpatliSit' irOor. The 'campaign in the Peniip,ula is QX peetd to continence early in March. - • Th e House or Comiliolvi meet, parstiant to ad , fournment. - on Tuesday next, tlw (i t telirmiry, and the House of Lords on the :followiug An assembly .of the. cOrpurittion of Yarmouth will shortly summoned for the *urpose of pe. tftioning agamn the claims of the 'Roman Cat ho lies, and likciwise fur the extension of the India trade to that pint. Mr, 11.nnnkAn Yonkr..---ThEs Gentleman, who distiuguished talents; died on Thursday . last at Chelsea. The' skaiters were numerous yesterday, both on the Canal . in St. JaniPs's Park; tad the mote spa cious 'ht et of ice , the Serpentine River iu Hyd e -Park, There were several line . ..performers on this brittle element, Ir.lt not Ma v amIL.•• '1 e tors, to admire and t:pplaud their slippery evolii? Lions ! Last week was committed to the City Gaol. at Lincohl, John Stvphensan, late servant t(i the Rev, VEvEfli, Of Lineo.lll, thitrged bv the Corone 4 Inclutist with the Murder of ELIzAB,,T)t ALMAN, l ate t i n!P °lSt; Botolph, itt titkl said by giving her poison. The yowl. , wom a wlis,„ged 2 . 2 yeLirs. Bl.'ph ccoson i 4 a tlatiVe Ot n ford, or Acta that place. NA M PLy' mottn, JAti. fi r ed ibc GREGORY ' and Bee, DAvis, fun" 1)311 ' 1 ' Venus,' Buucti ; from Exeter; .Efedetick , TA' PiZabe.th, DOI7dLAS, and the Mari aret,Wil SON from Snnd'..rland. JAZ. 2F.--3rri - ved the Royal Sdercip war fri!rn Basque Roads ; the Liberty, W'S 3 05 3 t, from London ; - and the Tereus , I Q° froni Deptforcl,-with a cargo of cocoa for port. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 29.---Sailed the W ll4 .outward-bound for the Elst Indies, under Of his Mjesty's ship Dcedaius; tir the and South America, under convoy aids lift ship A4uid/on ; and for Spain on.l Portugal, convoy of his Majesty's ships thisPurand wiled the Defiance and Princess ectrolii°' Downs. • Na • e DEAL, JAN'. • 29.-- A r ii ve d hi s Nap* Steady, after seeing :leer convoy safe 0 month, and the Defithder from u ert•- z ?forth n 1. JAn.2.7.--5.:1:1o,1 fits :113j0s Lferine4 and Orowler oil a'croize. The followitvg is an - extri'vt •of a , ,‘ le d te i r- , r ilt ( apL ALExANDEi t Pitiiir, of the sco--- I t ,“ .barti,; of A lit-rtle6i, to his owner, date ',.., 4 4 elPtel's, 28th December, 18(') :—` 4 Sir: ' . j r,i inform yo u o f my aTrival at this port, 0 1.1° ' fr . ,0 disagreeable p itsage o f 44 s l a y s fro) ti ' tt three. weeks - of . which I. beating ab ° o ,lt _lsland, before I got in tv th ith the land ~ 0 'ith instant,' I h a d th e m i s f o rtune to L ',.l' R ta.red by the 01/a, American sebooae r ` e 's Leer, .7.4mEs DooLEY., Conlin:rider , 0111 ( %0 and . seventy-eight men,. elf the we,st en 0, every. thin{; that A L l l: i t e n r c i l e , :t i t l i lyself and crew being grief 031° 'f. privateer, and detained twenty-tour li 0 e, 11 :4 Parbara ; and took 'all mt . provisL ol °' oli' (ciailntineidienretdbeiti.i.s,zvaodni iiile:;isiciO of all : sorts, as, ropes,' Wm:ps, and sr r ,%, unbending also ,the best s ail s , a ncL ii t i i :t r ;; p o hauling my letters and papers, gave „ -c , fr vessel again, a mere wreck. The fl ;ter crew of the- three-Masted schooner, PI: Plyrricinth, which had been captured ' l) 4 1 bet Ore me, .with part of her cargo, o' re )00 board, six in number-; and we were 1 1 ", w or of ita,As days on half - a ba of niou l ": / ie' and half a barrel of beef, all that the '" gt )r.'" thought p - raper to leave for carrying 0 5 c P . i or, chael' s ; I m i g ht as we ll have fallen in .3 ',` J 1 04 rate, being Stripped of every thiop pmts'" 'crew, and having only saved five g u l l : to 5 watch, which were stowed ' away. i c h." laic:veiling, and shall make all , i i 'P' t te ls ' 'Ott A frigate has been ' or d ere d round t .. ( w ) to take on board the Duke of 8 31/ .7. t ion, find some, other foreigners of iiiii tni rws Continent. Th e y t a l i - w i t h then' The 11 military equipments for 20,00 0 I " . b ft ynyV ners and tkierter3 froni the Vei tle enoll ° invaded Ite.ssia, will b e th e first to to this tlorions occasion. . 00 1 Yesterday the argument on the license' ryl by Amniral Sawyer, and delivered by 1 11. ' Ai t British Consul at Boston, came before tin' "„i rally COtirt, when Sir Christopher Robia o . ',ward apinit the validity -of Ciese Doctors Ilerhert and Arnold, w ith ton, in support of them. The first that the Admiral could' no t Simet i on . t h e yond the limits of his command, and it '''' l ,ol l urged, thatthe L eenies had it err mit& attiele of sale, from 50U to 3000 dolari perversion of the design with whit:s d'Yi ti conceded. The ,other Learned Ci v il;ao s s l , l esl, that these lice n ses we re gran t e d estublistied•custom, and that their authoritt no. be questioned or - contravened, Sir ,C, Scott postponed the deci s i on unt il. the 111:5! • day: A. Board of Commissioners and .oenera• sat yesterday at the: Royal Hospital, ~h,o htniness relative to that important institiOlt t o, t i The I .9th tof F't oo , n •vtr• osnng duty at inosor l being oi•derco, re;.!iit.ents, td.hold them.elves ilt rcadioc i '',o bark for foreign servici, to join' the arVl.j.l! the Ai:11116s of IViir.J.ING'roN, brigade o!'', e. o is..sited 'on 'Thorsday, by command of Highness the ComMander in Cldef, 10 ,r * lO , l Regiments, Ctiards fC thick routine of duty, as in former vcats'' sor, to guard Ii Majesty's Persou , I,l he Ding , -t Lragoon Guards, floc' ito i the death of Lori, HE A THFIRLD;;:onsiP' ° ,O troops; an eqablishinent snperior to i'," l Jri'j rqciment in the s e r v i ce; I-1;s - LordiihiP . 45 , 1 , the command Of it on the decease 4) Piri, in January; 1 . 8 . 15: -- tll 0 It is said, . that the 9th, 12th, ' 0 1 ) (1 • is rufr, agents of hor se , are coin i ng home fro m 0 .00 immediately, in consequence of the I ° s ' ' A' they have strta i n ed. / l e Tit Ai p 4 A t zther attempt was y es terday ma -- ha t v, EA to walk ten miles in tin hour , "" .0 by three quer;rs ofanille. Ill" II .1T A Al . II kill e d nffe° 'it f c -i • ot.leES twenty-rive r i n 01 , 0 11 essively on 'Tuesday, at Bagshot fic"til'oictli: gun of peculiar construction. Ile 11 1‘ 1 pie° .1 fr ju '' elt. I °r one hundred guineas to 1 " 4 : 4 , horn twenty-one. trii O tt e' ! d e ar t il e l 1 fe‘ e l 1 p f' e' r *: e (v"l u e l l ii .e e s it' el o nr l gt A l c es s f • ii . n.( A 'cl:te il ls x iti : l i gv n 7s tl in c 2 e r ° , lckt i .' :: : li nf:Bl . ccel y ' gbf i l : 'Y f r e 'e l netrij : , anti suerceded in packing up fl, lititintit'ilicie4 01: Iced fill'llittlrti, together with other ' I bo ot' great amount. with which they left alc