The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-07 00:00:00

FRENCH ARMIES. followin g Article, which is, cx.tratieci 'from a respeable Perizjacal 'Work, will give_ our Readers fir,ni! notion of the:conduct of those Armies -who t".-s to carry happiness aucl freedom into other States : it was on- the, 18th of ().tobcy, of laSt year; whet) I hid the 'kirk opperkinity of, seeing any French tro , ;•ps. • The Corps of ,rrince . linatTAniovre .was then ou its march to H a lle, an* passed • the .rtight (bhrisqu(i) in the vicinity wt . . t,he tovin ON-141 lend orlt:n heard and,re:l4, , biL.werequer, without attacinus any Other idea to it than that of a number of ,tents, watch fires; grails of soldiers waiting fOr the...etietny . ; "but now 1 v..Q4 enabled to undeceive inyself " rl.'here• wee 'at least thirty .thousand men, occupyu r ig- a Getman ;iquare mile, who, dined and took up their ntlertera in the open air. Nro preparations whatever had been. matte for them, nor had they any baigage, They tirade: no-requisitions during day•liglit, and we should. Live remained ignorant .of. their being's° near us„ • l•uid not :Prince lie,aNA.DOrt*,,atal .his Staff entered the.towirtor•the,•night. _lint when it grew dusk, we were alarmed with the general tumult of soldiers, , :yus4itig aloe all sides, and taking.away, any provi bions,,cattle, wine, brandy, beer, Brc. which they . coni:l.ttttdb Next they seized all the firewood, and pvely p!;:-.ce of furniture that miglit,servc in its stead . ;• lil,c,vise all beds, bolsters, Ezt. to sleep upon, and whatver was •required for their horses. All thiS they earried:otf either themselves, or forced the poor intiabi:ints to carry It after them,- into the fields.— N'C' hat they did not akitually use was. destroyed. It .will tie Te4dily• imagined, 'that 'Such violent. proceed-, into could not take:place without much ill•treatrnent; periOns lost thpirrliVos either from ituniediate i4.o4a t te„ ,or in consequence of the fright; those of .tho44lter,dilscriptitat wertithe most numerous 4 Nor NV4 :that 44; They be gatrafterwalds to pirel) for •,.11 , Hiey and iii.at the a Standing. permissiou in an 0.44:n0's country, to take any i!rori:;ions .or arty tno! / can get ;it hence fiioy4Eir not the least yeses tLt in plundering thii commit an as of injus. . They ',rather consider it aKpart 'of:their duty, itod proceed' itt this ..lost systematic mariner. Each bay tok allot* to him. • Some carry provi.;ions, others fuel and 4ediliiiii-jabd others aaain look ho hidden treasure, ur pitttwiancLiewttlei,„ In chi, hitter en they are 0 eNpert; that the common: .people in the countriez destroyed :by theAelectists, - coi;iicier Their sbitl iy. findingout what was carefully bi Li tt, as the etit;# of sorcery; and 4te•better , 4440 .rlassfes susti o na collusion and treachLTY. it khe ;,htpmeelvci are anxious ,to exculpate wr4fflillysuspeetM;by'alledging their . Soperior. dexterity. in. Olnudering,-; which, ,front "lout ekperlettee eradiCe; they have reduced.to L..a • Usually 'F9Mpete,nt number of . there unite, fat' purpose ofisettrehing a house fdr hidden treasure. they break open; freallaehinil ) all cthests !Ind. nalt;chests.of drawers, piano -fortes, trunks,&c. • 'which not only' ; saves time, 11.1. t itntnediate i lyliya .opett'lwy secret drawen, that oillerwise might have kliscor4y; 'After which they repair 'to the e:Alars, where they„rernmq;t: all„t*ps ; Of potatoe s , .applos, &c..and stoles of any kind: Ti hey 'be un succe.,,afni.. th e y c4l- $ ;,/ iilj IOA . ahni 4 t• Whether there bk.. :any new, iyall.n.r.the valua b,les ..tight . have, be!.,rl conee4le4.„'.l(aiY; part of the . grimuud sypeir uneven; it is ''dug 'it"; iinmediately ; but when that even is not the case, 0 . 10 ascertain by 'the fulloWing.t!xpetittient Whet her the groinitl-sOr • flouring of the has recently Irnen 'They cast ',Way*" Kiiitin" several laces, and Obst.i u. !water it be alittort*4 in ond'iihiceiprieltpr thin 111‘ another ; wherevei'that fiappeliO, they hreak,up • gi mind. • It may easily be conceived:that these 14 1 00- 1)01:n and tedioes.operations (16 not 'exclude those are easier, widi as warching'granaries, barns, wells, heaps of manure, &e. wit! ripping up.feittior !mined, het Successl ul are they in :their infer (C syslcinatie plon,:ei., that :nu instance! is of their lia%ing failed to discover any thing that hdd heat hkki(n pr?‘ Ion; to their arrital. 'We ;till net to imagine that miy place Islirld sacred by ' ti ctn,• During cump:ligli iii the North. of G e r man y, duty• clierhes and church-yards ill ; its „old villages. , 'rite foliinving happ. , nt,l to a friend of the nom tart—Having boo) plundered of every thing except.: the elothes he had 014 four Soldiers.entered .I,as de-. s ,) , )hed house, &mewling- -He coold, give nothing but they not crediting his assAttion, a new search; . and foreed hire to accompany thent, this tradsataion . , one of them-, kept bis eyes iticed•on the.nvister of (unit, in under to di,Covcr, from any.ehange Countenance, ;.ereirtOney might he tow.:c;:led, while. the three tiVetft Wllllsll4'lF si)t)retl thrlibtirq; and knock ogainsre,,,itings,walts, &c. for the ptirpotic cst judging .o t y the sound. tY he t,114r they hat' any NN 7 heireller wi fort onate man from some catte 4.4 'other'storticd - pale'or red, his observer en. rOutigt•tiTh , .- 'rear" to persevere in their endeavours nn that particular, spot, as the man had manifested ia:tonsineits,` - " Nothing Is 56 horrid as 'the personal searchings. one is exempt .truin them. They sornetirnes add' the Most cruel insults to their robberiei. A . young %oman.at Plciortsborge, dethrmed in her person nail poor,. was sniper:tett by them to havo en artificial high t4liculder, and to li3ve concealed in it some Va. 11;;it)le . prOperty. Oo finding it, however, a natural fiefe c* , they truvt unmercifully and inhumanly beat the unfortunate girl, - It Would be uiithito to say that site!' scenes are ap- Irovtgl of b,y ull °liken: in the Prench army. The truth Is, they e,iflitut prevent thentbnt in their own rctans ; and E thaenot without difficulty: &woe Utticas told the narrator that, it) order to off the n cagy of depredation from the rooms ;,:whited by themselvei a -someeftheir number were ot;:igei., to bland beftire them all night with their h ,„„d, uriiwn. hits, indeed, they ;!,cotiiiilislted object, lAA perhaps:A Feril Of their laves, as the dis4i)pointed robbers wait trir tht:: co'nfu. siuu 13t time nextbattle in ~idts to take v‘..ngeance On . such Officers. as had ..!c•privc:l thwit of smut; of their oc;rvilsites. ;.;!x( how is it possible that the French soldiers 4.4 otherwise, when it is a fad, that all' •114..;‘,1 us tid Fill villages, ir 1.;:/;,-, m to pout)tri:l 4' s• 4:irelt Lip try theta for ijunofl fro necessity t During „ the war. they receive no pay,' bat are re (erred to.the inhabitauts : of the spuntries in which they may : happen to be. . ..Previous to. the breaking ,out of the wai• .last . year (1806),, they. had received no pay fortioisiraue of four moiftbsi; Tlit.'y thew . - fore will often exclaim, " 'we plunth7, We must starve and go naked ; our Ottcers, too,' most either .plunder themselves, or be.supPlied.by:tis with plunder, for they have - nothing neither," This is absolutely the fact. The very. Chiefs of ar-• .mien receiveino pay in tune of ‘var ; to make thern selve amends for which they fix on some city, which they drain byrequisitions, the con4seation merchandize, &c. Their extortions amount frequently 'to incredibl e sums. Moreover, it is: a matter of course for, every French General 'to carry oUthe,plate, the table Nen, thu sheets, Bre. from every house where he set up Ins quarters. The last meottoutid object,, in common with horses and car ,are copsidered ay the, exelysivc prOperiy. of. Officers of rank, who seize them everywhere...-. . To acecommodate.the private solder, eyery .army isfollowedby au execrable sort of men, called trai. nears, who are theclrriers of the pillaged property, which they buy, froth the. soldiers for a mere trifle. .134. their waggons contain besides .pluoder of their own ; for, after the regular pillage these,..m4reatits glean from the robbed houses ,such elfet3i as- the troops cannot conveniently carry off.. They also make plundering excursions to those villages that lie out Of the nrain road; and to visit . which.would be produaive of toogr e at d e l a y to the treops: • • • • . MAILS. Asatvaol-3Dublin„. 'Waterford. Dvii-7. Gottenburzl), 2 Dlthill), 's Waterford. . ; • PRICE 01. STOCKS ' T 4114 AA , Y •AT TWLI.VL 0 CLOCK. Consols • . . - 6 3 i 64 for Opening. THE SUN. SOLEK QUIS DICER& FALIMU AtillEAT LONDON, , MONDAY, D&CVAIBZ . k „ 7 , .1867. . • , , WE have received the.Speech'ot Mr. Jtorcusotsr, on apOning,tlio.SONiOn'af Codgress, on thO 27th of , . • 0610.bei last. , The President alludes.tO, the Tt:eaty with this Country, in words' which do not ,enable us: to ascertain clearly thCcatisei of itstejed ion ‘"‘ Some of the articles proposed 'might'," it ", have, been admitted on a principle of coMpkomise,- hot othcts I,vere too.highly disadvantageous.'-' • Mr, JElTettsou does not point out the particular • ••.. stipylationsito which.cititer of theSe observations are Weant to apply. HisSpe'ec r ;ll proves 'nothing but .that the 4tentt of the hie liifiiiiitet44 Conciliating - Arnerica were pegfeelky . 'The President,talce.noti4.:,.: of our Order 'of the he reprobatei a s «a vi o l a ti o n, of the Maritime Rights". of - America ; huL to - the condo& of France scarcely any allusion is made:H The following is,tbe f only p6:rogr'ap'll Si 4 e . i s den timid :" Whether 'this Decreei 'which fforesiee to be' conformable to that of the Trencb..Gos" , ernulept of N0v. , 21, 18.00, ,tteretOfot - e'cOni'munkAtetl to!E;Op gres9, also be porif4r.iii4 to thlt its con- Qruaion'angl applientioo;i4t relation to stho. United St;it6, hid not been 'aicort:cinol the dive•iir Our, liowevcri:.A'av? to . expea such conformity. ~i this fib cone.'t, it 1.,..ti0t ea;) , to'k r .4)oteivo why iwy,expe ttatiou 4.lhipilrii, of 'being exempted pr?bitAtipp the etpst ing arni.Paitl:rilae , ' , Of nor Eniiiickstu' Europe, en forced agaiust E,ur,6l :' , ;cutrals. At any lite, it . appear that the h i - ,;; 1 rat conciliition is 'notlAci4 proeal s the .slif;htest cnondLints against England re made prom inL Lit ill ILL., on't . Sritrcit; the coot 4 of illeth, is rinsed over in ',iienr!e:. ::fair QC ' 111 1 . CII : CSUPeake is Ilieriti6ned With resentment. 'Upon the whole, k to be gmhered from [llk long SpeeCh, but proo f of the extrentfrcol,itiess ut Mr. JEFFERSON' towards this ,C:clutit t•y; and an un questionably partiality towards France. We notice this with I!,reat regret we have no wish to exasperate our C'ountrytnett against Ame ilea, but the titais .too _tit to pass unnoticed.' It is itideadadmittcd by those who are an the habit '' of litis,hint 'to the utmoit extont the principle el conciliation towart.l4 With 'respect to they domestic . connenis of the United ,States., their I.4'inaneei arc, stated to . bc'iri-a flonrishing condition. ‘, , T4e followitm,paragraph, respeaing Mr. Biratt, will be. read with , attonisirthentby, per ? sons aceusteMedto the administration `Bl England., "I shall think it my duty to lay te3fore y.oll the, proccoeings, and the evidence the arraignment of the priticivil ottonders before the Distriet Court of Virginia : you will be enahleil to judge ;t helher the dpi/e&7 way in the the kw, or in thi, administration of the law ; lioJWhere. 'ever it shall be found, the 4egislature olone•ean ap ply Of aiigi,upto the rerti!dy.' The., fromei.s', of. our Constitution cert:iiiily siip.pbsed they ul forded,; as well their GOverntuent'against destruetion ley trea4. 4:41, RS their citizeniagainst oppresslon,'Ubder pre tence of it; and if these ends are nut attained, it is Of 'lmportance to, inquire.by- what means more ef feauntly, they. may be secured." - 'These words are uttered _by the Chief of the Exe cutive Gm/eminent, In relation to a person still upon his . trial! - .• Monday laq the Transports which were lying Cerk . harbour ; . got. Under way, and 'under, !convoy, of dio. •pall.mt(p Friga f te. Thejr ' destination 'was not known, but there can be c doubt shut; that in the'first instance they Avere.itefoin the Squadron under the command of Sir'S44iJEL Wen. A variety o reports have hen , circulated respea ing the destination of the various Expeditions, which either have sailed, Or a re' on 'the point of sailing, but as tin • reports are foUnded entirely _ upon conjeaure,.. we do .not think it necessary:. po repeat therm - We trust, however, that.in a' very short time we sliitll have 3Orne intelligence to cop- Ney to our,Raclers which will afford additional'proof of the aaivity and energy Of , His Majesty's Mitti- .strs 7 YestcrdaYmorning his 111AJEsTv, Princesses AU GUSTA; _MARY, ANIRI4A, attended by the Earl of Wit4Clll4.SßA,,Lidies WAI;DiGHAVE and Wit4YAnn,.General Frultoy, and', Colonel DES 'snow, wenrin their carriages, soon afier ten o'clock, from Windsor Castle to' St. ,George's Chapel, and heard •a ". sermon .by the Itcv. Mr. LONG, from 'the , 13th bhapter •of St. 'Paul's epistle to the Romans, and 13th verse ; afterwards ihey went to Froginore, where His MAJESTY dined at one eclOck - . - • 'A Cabinet Council was - held on SatOrday, at two O'clock. The Russian' .Ambassador is' on the point, of receiving his Passports, arid Ministers are occupied in' preparing an answer to the Manifesto of, A new • wing has been added to her• Ml,jesty' house at - Frogniere. It is fitting np andjuruitshing in an elegant and modern style. Orders 2ie :given for the whole to be complete in `about three weeks, when it is reported that it is her Majesty's' Entention to give an entertainment there as a-hesee;•itartning... iiighnesit the Duke of evitattlig,t44 lett town yesterday for•Windsbr i on a visit tb their MAJseSTLEs. • • '• • • , • Advicesireached 'town on Saturday,from Madeira of the 4th ult. which,entirely• agree •with those•prg ah viously received, that everrexertion was making there bythe new GoVernor, w place the Island in a ,respe&able state'of defence. • , Mr. 'MELidsii , of Manchester-square, is•ap'pointed to, a miSsioit to the Court. of i•Stoeltholm, 'and will leave town in a iew days tor .Sweden; . A Decree • fins been published at Copenhagen, , t EiOri zing* the'adlnission • into - Danish. Ports of. all Ajrnizers . ‘vhich 'trity capture lingliii,4-Y.rizes. It appeatt.tbdt Gen6ral ilittitcsicatp's .3t,pe dnion Wiliconsisrof the following Collis, several of. which have not before•been mentioned, as intended for this•serviee:4--Old'lleffs; 4st Battalion ; hit Regiment. Stli Regiment; ti3cl , ist.Battitlion ; ber sides two Companies of rli t illery.. 'tic tit .-Tsrigadie.r..General •Bcresford:;' DeptAly . -Adjetai,t-CO . :Erral, - ' Capt. Ailing • DePuty '.Quarter-Msster-t3eriaai. nant:.Coionel Dailing,y;•Deriatyjnspetior Hesr , itals; Dr. 4ogk;. Physicians, Dra t MpreareouLi a,;(1 Bancroft ; St-a Sur won-, Monta,g4u 4 Deputy 1 1 4yrnaAter . .6,14er,d, P. Cfaivfarci,' Esq.; Brigade-Major, - Cain. 11: General 5r tcNcEit's EKpedition. •is now fitting out at Portatnouth. The, Trot o fsre , t . 4o•oetii, 3ud, both, 82d , and fede 'Battalions pf ;lie-Oertnart Mon, .. •• , . ~• ...., .; . •Major,ooOral 'MTAItr..ANa is the only fienerals tiflicer;accOrding tO,'report, who will go - .vith thiz exiieditlOn.', Colonel ) floalro?i cannot 2 , i (in accottnt of ill . 14i10, '' ... ' • ' • . ...... . A,litrilier';:if the American Legation at Paris is arriveAmilp7 ,4 ...ott, and .confirms the report yr,e.:havo hcardthaf uo 4PAteTJ. demands peremptorily that. 1110 Auiericari s Government shall break with England or witp . ,VOilce. 1-le' leaves them no alternative; ind'4 l ve',irifSt that they will have n o difficulty in their choice.'. ''- • -- ' • . • By 'the Veisel which arrived on Friday front Ctitn, we hear, that there were settral American vessels in that hai•honr miderdetention.--It• was also re ,ported that BuoistAi..tara had demanded a.contribn- tion of five million Of!' dollars from, the : Kt:49-4,. 1 PaniA, anti that eight of his principal pl'aces shall,' be garrisOned by French troops. Even Berlin is to ' be tals,..,n aunt him, and he is to be suffered' to reign ;lit Paiitzie ! . , ..,.,:Aiwki4 , 4,.c)LlMitisl, the Emperor of Morocco, hay- . ing had representations made ib him of the incriatied: .p 1 ice . of provisions in his country, originating troM the produce, being exported, has 'now prohibited the exportation of sweet almonds, raisins, honey, , and OateT,iti addition 6 what was before prohibited, viz. corn, oil, and Wool,: He has also.givers.the Port of .I.llogadore exClusively46 the Christ i:ins artd , rhe4e:sis; and in order to encourage`hi. MoOrish Stlbjeets to , . trade to Europe, , he has, recommended them to.esta-, blish thenveivetit .thc.Port of Tetuan, in tie Me-,,, di tem)) eqn „ And lias . I,..Jvgn . t kern very considerlible advantage r fr i tke cit:it.ei on die articles . of exporta tion al we a,Oose,ot itiportation. He - has also riiiiii the iitiv .cif:Liittc,r :drool - ILL; arid gams at. the Port ,of Al6gOore... . 'i'io„, :k:s , l l .Algiers, it seems, contin ues t o pay . no respea to 111 flags of Sochi 'nations as' are under ,01q.4 4 )) i fflcAPts.9r e,ven,snhjea. to, France : ; but bas 0 . / 40 , t o. co.pi,ey to ieizQ illgisc:riplinntely, : kin -.( 1 1*- 1),660`4,,' ,fillityn,e,Appeciall, NeOpoilLiii, andAther Aipfti whßfNit dltal s y , l 'he Alavine Comtnii fri tiarx a ,Oedliminitol,pied (lie Inel:chants of their '4lan lgcf!ttt h-3(iipt- 9 , i -• 3el tir. , ll; :. ~A4JetAtep, 411:VeyprOjr(111:ition at Hnnover hatr )ptiv.,r.cfflyfi ,j i tipif tonp in the coutitrie4 'Ol Got- 4 tio.gsi) 111191,i ,Thilrnalige'n., it is the figure, of an "7. 1 °: 0 l_fi x T.4ll l :ll,,ii i ,vs. ril tint `‘ The; Kingdom of ii`itpnall3,'lfir,_, . rly, eh led flapOyet." The Tribunal of Appeal ,c c iiiit4 is the . lai( resort for the two proviu cosntioye-ni6iiiivned. • ~; ~„ oiitTiu,lt:leistienlx.avi!!):l;:s,ql7,'4,.-ti p w le .i l o 7cl .H to iti ri ii n i t t n i ltn e ß o t u c n ir ty rot , b it.. livid: ,Licence and Authority, that he. ,404,:hip issue .41yititke ;ttie surname of Tuck- .0 4 11 2 1-0 4 .: tar . s inttnediately:otter that-of lits,r,t4;ay - ,. and the krrat . of ;WU CMOS L rs, in compliance with lin inj nn ti on contained in,the Will of - liintY To e It.FIRLD, , Esq. late of Tulford, in the county of Devon. ' N AVA - L E W S. Flom tie LOX I DON‘GAZETTE, Dec, 5, tS(7. ~$i Copy of a Loiter from too. Right lion. Lord Goldner, 14,4, and Commander in Chief ;ifisdllajesi s 's Ships and nssels in the Channel Soundings to the Hon. lf Pole, dated tho yille l l7 • •r de Puris, of Ushant, .Afoz , . 27, SIR, - 1 desire you will be pleased to lay before their Lordships theindosed i capy of a letter, which I re ceived this day - ffom Capt. Vaniittart, of the For tuned, giving an account of the -captyre by that Ship of Le Magicien Trench Lugger Privateer, pierced for 14 gut* 044 having only twq board),'%Vith 44 .11399* kficr )Avelbe honour to be, &c. : c: .(Signed). QARDNER. His Majesty's sfripForttatee, Plymouth . MY LORD, &Iota; N0v.20, 1807. ple,..R.Fure in 'communicating to your Lordship the capture of a FrenCh Lugger Privateer by his,Majesty's'Sfilp under my command, Scilly Islands beating"• N. E. hy.E. eight or, nine leagues. Sbe is bathed. 14 Magicien, pierced for 14 guns (but living only two on board), with 44 men, said from St. Ma&oes six days sitiee, liadoot taken any thing. I have the honour to be, Scc. • (Sign S. NTANS e I.ri'ART, , To ifre.Right Hon. kord c ,Gardner; Admiral of the White, &c. - , Ftk LmouTir, DEC.' baci . the . frgrristown Arrucci Brig, with 11(f.t 4 convoy,' for 'Macs'. Arrived the..4n4eavour Mined Brig 4 with a con- , voy from Plymouth; and his Majesty's Ship Ja maica, with a Fleet of Transports iron) Jersey, for alsp the Albion Cutter 'front Lisbon, in 14 dlyt, with...bispatehes ‘ on the Nth ult. off Lis' b . , 9 she fell in: with five Sail of the Line,: one Of Ahern distnasted '(supposed to he ii'rench), wh ich she kept sight ,of three . days, and escaped froo by throwing i'ivn of h"ee - g uils - iin'crt 6 veo; ‘ Pard. The...llEl°n * reported that she left in 0 0 Tagus p. i.-Sail of die Line, Russians and 'ortuguese, and that din Portuguese Ships Were'iil:l*4..Osiession of • . • his . Port the the Spanixds; ,towed:idol) SehoOper Lticyl C&MMlltagy Master, pismasted).froM Goree, for London, and ha s al s o *tirought. $n .the, Maria Elizabeth, BA LL, t from I,i sbon for: Hainhurgli, which . the has de* tained. 'The.hired Malta Packets will sooty tit discharged . the Service, and - ,those lately . on the Lisbon station .einpruid;•ia..their stead. One ,of tbesi ,(thedilick# tdri tIY is airkiat . iy. k;tl'..kr orders to carit . the Mails of the preetit-rnopth to .C.vibraltay4noioA, • A Vessel from Ireland is supposed, tp have foun . deed . iff the: 13t istul ChtinhiA, ar corssiiiittable li: : t,etnib. -Arisn,y b ut ter h:we bun wash don s. ll (ff et .during the pre ,se.nt Week:, near PadstOr. PLY MOl/11, Deov p o rtugdes Ship St.• 111'.. V. Di . Sit.:vA, /Waiter, from the Bra z ils,_ botind to - I,iihOn,l - laden 'with cotton, sngar ice. detained and sent' in. by the Ceres Pri vateer, Of Jersey; the Ketch Unjan, of Poole, 00 11 Newfoundland, laden With - oil, 81c• cap tured f ,ley Lie .French Lugger Privateer, an d To-captured •by His Maje4Ty's - Sloop Plover, whi c° i:gsel.was left in ch oe.Qf the Pri s v a t ..er Arrived its Majesty's Ship‘Phecte, of 36 ig utr ' froni off Ferrol.. SallOd' NWe Cutter ,W,withDiaotches to th 6 Westwnrcl. - . • • • „ • DEC. 4.-"-Arrived t!c Hambro!&hip SeenyoPhb P. JA.I4cE, I\44ter; from Oporto; bound to kW"' tiro;,, • liden,.with ond fruit, ,d eta ined by Pr:vateer, pf London. ; j Sailedthe .A'aratsts frigate, pi' 32 guns , s wa llow Sloop of War, on a creize t h bou t The Hindustan, of come g6nS; is eoe IMO " ar to refit. ' Rear.A.dmiral Sir J. B. `WAangtst hoisted . 40 yesterday ott board the SwOure; of ?4 g u ." Ciwsand Bay'. , I 1.1.......• tha PoirroCrti, Dec. 6.--litrived• yesterdaf ' fray 11Vincti1ar Frigate, and Cherub Sjelof) or War , 3 tl?e Worth Sc.a'; and. Linnet Cutter -brig fr° l/1 0 crnize., -And, to `diiy, /;e1 Coquette 'SlOop fr°lTl Cl‘ 'S l a Z ile.ci ..'. - tilis day : tiie . Ganges, -Alfred and '4 0 0 4 ; o 7 ::l4 4 ; ; s , 7 l 4 l. nd ß ;t 4 h!Pi an olic ii G ga t:f i r- ie b in ri a gt o ' n6a4cosixitell. '1 ,,: 4 ' Went out opurtnoint:ibour this day the Saturn; Of /- ginta,.... i. ~ to St. Helen's ti: IC t ake arA t . . 4 :e .c ir o 9 n i Flat on board tlieWory, of g;1 guns, and Went JO_ of six Sail or the Line, viz. 'Glory (Flag.ship).! to . ter, 74, Hian.Cipt4 , TO.e Nc.)ft r), Afars, 741 . C a . 0 1 ,, Hun. Captain. Luit x Ilifionf',74, Ca pr, ArQv NG, Hercule, 17.7 a M‘LEoci,-- .• ~,r- , - , tor° Crovetti, anti 'Siiperb, 174, Coptat On W:elnesdaY;b.iir -Ormrerrienoe, of 'the' OP tai' With: Russia, the ; Spurknoy Ili's sian Frigate; CaPtsio :::: rdi, yof :osisiquettild broiorli, Kileivanti4, and, the Willielmina Store -ship, env A Pit.trAttp, werO'takOmpossession of at S 1 on telegraph order was -receivoct on Wedties 1 „,bo•I to prevent their sailing: Sir l'itos. W1LL 14145 %,.e5 , was depbted by Admiral IVloNmou to take r t , r 5 •;^.-* rd' them . assembled a number of boa ts with