The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-15 00:00:00

FRO.II THE FRPfCII PAats, tg.—The Privateer. I_,'Ppoir, of Valery en Caux, Captain CQP:6, (00k, , at three o'clock h the :morning of ,tite.tstik• in , .taiit, about league ftom the shore to the Nocth East of the auct yesterday-brought into the port of Fecamp, the English brig Isabella, of Sun,terland, of 200 tons burden; and seven men, bound to Sunderland, in. btillaa. The prisoners were put on shore at Fe- camp. A. Grand . Parade is announced to take place 'nex v t gunday rriorning, in the Court of the Thad- lt,i it33,' DUREAU DE LA NALLE, who died the 'day , liefere ycsterflay, leaves a third vacancy in the French Academy. We are indebted 'to him for ilie. hest translation we have of the -works of T. ot‘ros. He has also translated SALLOST and LfvY, tut these have il4t been publishd.,, M. WES,TANCOUUT,, Chief ...Enginiteri'‘of hirz Ala- lusty the, King of SPAIN ' has coilifithicateci to the Institute a new invention, which will; rekter the collstrioob of Canals infinitely ` more eas)(than - it vtattlt f by Supprosing all expence oiCuseless' ivater. M. 4%.. PICTAT, 'Tribune; who hasMenkioned, it in th e Report 'Made' to the Legislative Body on the pt 9- jait,',of a • law, relative to tees imposts for .tl con straition of inland communications, has given the figlowing idea of Sluice, instead 'l3l One lock, has two, contiguous Went) other, and Which *COrnpunicatUibelow. One is intended to raise an:l' ' lower Vessels as by the usual method ; but the ver (lca' motion Of'the liquid which bears •them is ,igedueed by the immersion or emersion of a chest 'in the contiguons lock., The hulk of rthis chest is equal to the voltiche of water 'to be displaced; and , it is so accurately and ingeniously balanced, that -one Single persOn is sufficient' to perform the ma nreuvres necessary for raising or loWering the - largest . bargc Thus,' in future, the supply of water which was one of the principal difficitioes in dip construc tion of Canals; will he' confined to, the quantity requisite to make good the, loss, by infiltration and evaloration. • • • GEOFFREY SAINT filLAlM.Pr(*iOr Cif Zoo logy at the Museum of NaturalilisAp,,,and who was 4 Men berof the. Institute of Cairo, in Egypt,' was list Monday. nominated. a Member of the rust Cass of the Institute,, Seclian of * Anatomy and Zoology, in the place of M. liaotrisoN ET. PAItIa, SEPT, 24.—The Queen of HOLLAND set out the day before yesterday tbr'Savigny, where sue spent Ilse day with Ikladarrie LA MARECIOLE 441,rovsT. Her Majcsiy WAS to have set'oti yes tetilay for Fontainblean. She is accompanied in this tour by fire: Labes !of her Palace, Mesdames MAREO,EIALE DE 4noG, Van HEKEREN, and E HA R • • There are plays at Fontainbleau. thrice a week, Mondays, Wednesdays,. and Fridays.- The French Coniedians, and those of the Opera opniquo; Alternately.. • • -The cOnipetition for the Grand ,fltite ot 'Sculp ture is exhibiting in the Halls.and Spedial Schools of the Arts in the ci-devan! CWlege Mazarin.— The Finhjed medituttng, one 91` his. Pisan/010,-741w Class of the Vine: Arts of the In stitute, Will-adjudge the Prize en 'Tuesday-, the M. DIAN 'Du, SAINT Mona, Author of several Tragdiei, and son w lieioia Poems, died 'suddenly, when entering his Cabinet, at the age 404 years. The Emperor lyid not long since appointed him. Li brarian to •the Afienal'..., • There has been exhibited, for some days ,past, at the 4roteaux, on the scite which.,wlisicaVie4..hy the Menagerie, a ravenous man, who afvours at one meal the. four quarters of a large sheep, raw; and eats two pullets, with th v ir k at h r , i , f or bi b. desert. The hand-brit which gives tto.:he particulars, annentices that this same man has eaten the whole Of - the el , .h:lnt of the Menagerie: Pasua Szrr. 26.--Theiollowing. is the Address 4 131- bli ,gnitriepte 'Lite ..Prkticu, Rrimate, to the 119 w tEiti nmt.. - WErrsietiii..l4 *. and We'. Pritice*s of Wll- . TzDtsutvOnokifett" h<r isirutioun&A the nuptial ben& diction : rs , 4tt.'t ,PikiticE.6eProvicience grnnta yo r In= perlal Higlutess a spouse, the is ieellent 'qualities and perfeetioni of whp4el,4..;',lrt gud 'Rind insuirgg.sincere tlnd dewye4atie4tion. Ins Majesty the King, her augattLiathe‘Ofi givol s!rikiug proofs.of his.faithr ful attachment to Illy, Majesty the. litoperor NAro.." LEON the Gams.: ;allied to Houses the triciit.poW.cr ftl, hih union loirris :ail additional - tieloltitretr,thets t i, at . ilie peace whic.li ) t! - ,i'f.:!. - t:le gr lvtunarch 'sc't recwitly con (t orv,,4,l; the Continent. . _ _ " NtratiT;sr--' iCoVert yOu ' hos. band In tint per of it,:D4Onarillt, whose exalerit disposition will study your haypittems, while. your Highoes's ' to lAA 'inexhan;itible sOurce and ,Jhe Continent witnessed his velour, los pro(owniAinil great rplalities'i while the I.litYlM WIIQSO fetters ,he broke ip blulah thin, bigiefaktor. S' l 4 a inuband,, august Princes';, , neseivei 311 the tiffeation of your heart, w hiqr , r you do,ote to hint. nuptial betietildion in the, present celebration ot the. Saerainunt of Marriage; 1 invoke Heaven for the yrrieo niicity of this august cos le. May Oreir titNevild'intsicons6l3 l lY itnitaic the exanyle thcii, trittui , s ! May you, hapity pair, long constittne the happitieii of your vel)ple,iond it length reeit'e the gternal R. , ,ward win4:ll Qui) pr9lares for t h e cic:4 *Amin he calls to hirn by his divine grace." N . 4l4Tt. Sw,Pr. 23..- . \ccpt%ntt. hainl i :beett Itcelyeti front grazil„;stating, that tm the 2: 4 011 of • - I>ll3y, twini the festivul of Corpus Cihristi, a eon* *piracy ha been formed by a great number r 4 blac4s, ',fhb, intended to put it in oteeuti.on when the procession was passing ; but , the Police having • obtained infotnOtion of it the preceding day, gave or ders for appre*nding all th# negr4s without excepl Ow. Accordingly they were all &civet!, and their 11176004ei plan was trustreted. The conspiratOrs ,Niere datatgati in confinement, and -tbe ilitWeent ware, restored to their masters. Several plots of this kind have aisle t4..e0 formed at Brazil ) but than tim . thanks to the vigilo 91 the Pullet. they have, all been detect 1, • '• • r KONl:ossyeeit, Stat6T. 10--T4e King ha; issued '‘'ery decree . against the vk, bond soldiers whcrrovelhrough the county, corn :twing detassta, tions,' under the mitre:o'4l)oi Ip Y pr.-sot:etc - of 4ar returning from 'trance. THE SUN, lOLEI4I %/Ina plegis lALIUU AUDIIAT • LOND - 01V,'-' Tutrisnia;;ocrona 1807. The *77l.slygbant Packet has arrived at Falmouth,, after a passage of only .seven days:, The Dispatches which ihe brought reached town this Morning, and t Couileil was called; which met at Mr. Couirata's Of fice; the. Portuguese Ain bassador attended. The sub stance of the Dispatches have not: tvanspired, but we UntitirStarhi I.lle PatNoz REQZNT still' continues firth in his deterinination rather to abandon his Country than toaubmit •to the exactions and op. pressions of the. French. There is, howeyor, some 'reason to apprehend that the Clergy are decidedly adverse to emigration,. and their influence is almost unbounded. The British Stibjeas%ai Lisbon were . -.making . the most active. wepanitions ,to preserve ~their persons and property. No less than twenty passengers came over ip the Malsiughaln. Wu feel much nlea3ure in laying before our Readers this day a List of the Survivors of the Crew of His Majesty's Ship the ilthenienne., :Which was unfortunately lost oil the 27th Gepber, 1806, by striking on . the Eigtterques Rocks, •npar Tunis. It was supposed that almost the whole of the Crew perished pt that mel4pcholy occasion. rrfi Prince Adolphus Packet, with Malls from America, is arrived at Falmouth). the. Letters will be Mimed to-morrow. Mr.:Gconoi Hasatt Ross was yesterday prey, sizt9d, to? lila MAU:s'n', prOIOO9S to his dgp,arttlre for America. It has been erroneously supposed that that gentleman is 60pointed • to succeed Etistn:F. us Minister Plenipotentiary to the united States. He is only. going oat on a Special Mission; relative to the Differences' .Ntrhich have . arisen pe 7 tureen the tWq..Countries in consequence of t ; he uffhir ,of the Chesapeake. Admiral Sir J. '13. -1 SIA11 : - "Ns WllO - is appointed to Succeed Admiral 8,0114E "Y.*. was also,. presented to Hrs.M ns'.r YPitcr.(lV. The. violence of 'thc .OppOsition Writers against the present Ministry, seems to Itav,e been, very con siderably, increased by the conipletti succetta : which attended theExPedition to,copenhaph. the, chjed of that Expedition was first ktown& the position Wtitors contented themselves, in general, with eipresCt4serae doubts with regard' to' it, jus- . tiee, while others even W4tlt the length of nclrnittipic thitt it wLi., juatl4ed by thc.tieciik of the ease. 4 But when the complete success, of the Expeditipn At known', and the public began tit contrast the success of the present , Ministers • (who have kteen represented by their opponents as uticquid thatioirs which they hold) - With the uniform failgre. 01,4 the .plans of, the lute KlL:Aqrsi, who re,- pieseuted as possessing all the t t aleup of the Conn try—trum that runint s et the, c)iJposition l'apat, in g . t';neraf have not i t tnlY declaimed, against the, attaot upon Copenhagenns unjust, but, what Is still more they ll:wt.:even fotind fiult with the man na in w.hich the Om Was,earried into extnticn.— P 4 Ut while they indhlge in' every specie 4 of inveetive against the present Ministers& for having completely siiceeeik/ in their objeft; they complain bitterly when any alltision is made to (heft-Li/tires of the late Mittis4rs ; nay, they afihett with boldperis,...and what h more extraotitlittary,_ with. 4rilyity, that this is a " new speeieti' of political warfare & totally dif» ti. fereut froM the chareaer of English party, and f. Vetrayi the source fl-oni ,which it spring4.- f —ft ix w. jrnitt thy' tire Jac6l44' Quer !" Tt the attack upon Copenhagen had failed—lf our • . Army had at welted. into Copenhagen with thnit muskets usiloati4-i—if - one column had been-Made Pri.,oners, nod the remainder had entered into a Ca-, pinlk,liott to evacuate '4ealand in a given time, would those ‘,lrrite4i have considerm " a new species of 4, , ,:iirflire" to ciniineul tip at this failure; or would they acknowledAe that their attacks upon MiOistec, .;,t'rers74r.awit (tom the " impure source of the Jacob in eigti The friends of the late Ministers declaitn'tipetn±the injustice of an attack upon Cenhagen,; a measure the 'expediency of - which must now be apparent to .every man who is not determined not to be . con» - vincett; - bur - !flirty Illtalpn lir Made to tlikattiCk which Was maiie by the late IVlinisters upon Alex andria, when we were -in prOfiiimd Peace with Turkey, and oar Anibassa4Or ,negotiating at Con stantinople, without any imperious necessity, to jus tify the attack ; or even any, prospOt of advantage from it if it succeeded, these allusioni, of course pro .ceed from " the impure source of the Jacobin Club. r The 'manner : in which . the plan respeaing Copn-! hagen has been carried into execution:,has afforded another theme 'for censure, and we are told that the . T invasion of Portugal by the. French will only " less • atrocious than our attack upon Copen bagerr, because it will be conclu'aed with more address," althOugh She execution of that 00 - s wered the most sanguine expectation, and ,we :became possessed . of the Danish ;Fleet, Capital, stud Naval Stores, with" a loss inconceivably small ; bttt. I( any observation is made uponthe failuie of the .British Fleet before Constantinople, 'Upon our 'defeati in Egypt, upon• the captUre of a large part of our Army at Duenes. Ayres o ' or upon tile Capitulation by wilich we were Compelled to eVaettate the whole or our Conquests in La Plata, these observations must 'of course proceed. froin'the " impure source of the , Jacobin Chb !" 7 --Upop . a fer Mer occasion, we. : no ticed the ingenious attempts of the adVO4ates of the late Ministers. to skreen them froMresponsibility, by throwing the blame of'. all their failurei upon the cif4cers emPloye.cl, and then by "itilitniating that • they had no the appointment of the, Officers : but , the plan which they have now adopted is much more simple and compendious, and that is boldly to declare, belt to comment upon the failures of the late - Ministers " is a new species, of party warfare, and can only proceed, from the impure lonree 00! Jacobin Club !" --itormat Wimp r: PXousrat.tai, we have just beard, fella vialm last night to. Itis•exertions lu Ms . late race with Captain BARCLAY. ‘li . ot died we Under-, stand, tail night at Newrparket. • ' Yesterday His MAJESTY came to town frctin. 'Windsor, as usual,, about twelve o i clock l 'and private Levee,xt the Queen's, Palace, anon after two , o'clock, which was . Attended by • • The three Secretaries of State, the Lord President olthe Council, the First Lontof the Admiralty, the Master.4ene ral or the Ordnance; Mugs pat hifoilt kW' Uxbndgo; Lcirds LlPston (in waiting) and neatittield (Gold Seek); Admiral; Sir B.W.arota -General: 440100 U colonel , Pack; Mesa. frainsbd; and EAWXOet • The following had the honour of being pte l ser.ktexi to' lip MA)01:v. : - . • Mr. George Itose, Jun. upon his being apppintod upon, a 's'pecial Mission to the Unitcd CAM of Arlyettfa t . • Lieut.-Colonel Pact;, upon hiireturri from South AMCOO. Mr. Cecil lenkinson, upon Ilia return (min Viensto. Vice-Adiptra Sir John .13orlase Warren j • upon his beftli apiiointeit to the vothinand of the 11 .. eei, Arnelicil,. to succeed Admiral Berk - dui , . Lieut.-General Campbell, upon his return Mini an d b e i ng a ppointed upon the ton,' Canada. . HIS MAIVSTY Nelda Privy Council, a virbich th e Earl of CitArium took the - oaths . of Governor Of Jersey . and Guernsey. &trig CLAIDON,,UKIIIIIDGE, and CHATltykt Losai* HAWKESSURY and CASi'LettEAGII, and Mr. Cone NINO, had sildienc.es of Hts /vimasTy. About five O'clock H . 13 MAJESTY set oft oo his return to WindSor. INDIA HOOSE.r.- ! Yesterday a Court of Dlreillor, was held, when the undermentioned Captains *44 sworn into the command of their. respeaive Shjps,' viz.—Capt. Jogy itaMsl3o4, Phwniv, for St. Be. and en *al; and Capt. 440 tis JOIIN WILMA*, 4oN, 4:ean, for China Court , adjourned'. at six o'clock till to-morrow. The foll Owing Captains, who ,were passed over in: the late protiotton, of Admirali, are placed on the s uperannnated of Captains, With, the nominal" rank of Rear-Admirals, viz. Captains J. BOVAgi LA181). OOLDESBOAOA/GHp HEATH, Sroy{,l. Sstt It, and PEYTott. Captain who, brought the Dispatches front CdPenbagen, on Monday last, eprvototeti to the eunk.'of PastCopoin. . • Of th4.POrtOguese Navy Ogre are three Sail ; of .4)e Line reky k for sea, cilia about fi ve six Frigales. -- . There are 'besides some *miller Vessels complete ly quipped. The rest : cif, the, Portugnese l Navy ti nos yet ready; .and. it is doubtful whether it cony be got ready befcire the French co uld reach Lisbon. The march 'from tkonne AO the, Portuguese capital,: • Wiitildocuttioy a month .. But it the remainder of the Portuguese - Navy cannot be-equipped before the ar- , rival of the lirench ' it May be destroyed atiOhne; is supplied, the PEr4Cg IitiOENT will ito,oilther than entliii it to fall into thOlandsof the Prima. . The OP4el/a,, from Liverpool, which was .taken by a French Privateer in the Chesapeake, has been . '1.,. taken by the Americans, and the crow made:Prt garters. • Yesterday the Duke of Gloucester's VOtunteera wereinspefted In the fields. adjoining Chalk Farm, by Coliatillierfictssow. ' " • • - Earl . s7s Burt lots nearly completed another Line-of-battle Sh*tp; on a snore improved modellhati thatlaunthed on Monday in the Baseti,in Kensitig. ton.Garclens, It will be lanhcblin, a faw days. The foreign Prints spy that BUONAPARTE is grow. ing tat. Tliere' is a great difference, however, in, point of mental comfOrt, • bet Ween growing fat trial the plunder of nations, and by the. acqUitement of even but a Share at any one at the numerous tit Prizes in the present greatly . improvea •14citteix ' Plan. , Beiides, BUONAPARTU has been Many yeat fi in thria adding to his bulk 3 whereas many : n.l4o.l nate JOIVit - 1,3t7.1..1... will, immensely' improve bQ's A celitititivititt.o64:Purse witisitsonother Month, Mt 1 , . J TueEday nnzt may tea it.. . • The war.coremit tee Ws fitti-ihed ih labours.—, The Ki.4.g . I gal declortt: riot Jll airu,y.,of st4ontr - roclt is too for real tit rvioe. meta, ntimeroufi for p.,rade. Accurdiegly all the Pill Asia!) troops are to tg: reduced to 2401/0 ever) supposirt the, 6natices of 4116 Saw '4m adequate to their maiuz; tenance. HAXBURGIT, SCPT. 16.--Tbe losses. sustained by the "imfOrtunate City of Coool3i:en are estimated at 36 millions of crowns,. The wound of General PIYMAN, who command ed in chief at Copenhagen, was dangerous, and ap prehensions were entertained respthing the conse quences. fle was wounded by a ball at the attack of Classen's Gardens.. It was at first thought to be, but, on the Oth'of September, his life was considered to be out of danger. ''• The new Kirk; of- Westphalia is (crone Bunnaparte alidt ferry Sne.tk-, who ran away from his ship, hh wife. anj Ida child, and thus becoming-a dewier, a bigamfrt, and en unnatural parent. • malLs. Dut—a Oott e ntita i ll,, t Poblitt. 3 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS ' THIS DAY AT TWELVL O'CLOCIC. (;u . Oninium dii. N AVAL NEWS. PLYKOtini t OCT. 13.--Arrived the American Ship Minerva, of and from Baltimore, J. BARNIS. Master, laden with coffee, sugar, &c. detained by the John Ball Privateer. Sailed the arsar, of 60 guns, to join the. Chan•' nel Fleet. Ciiie Imo Harbour to,refit the Sokliry Frigate, , PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 14.--Yesterday arrived the Conquest .Guft-brig, Lieut. W. IfonvELL, from a Cruize. Sailed yesterday La Decade Frigate, Captaia STUART, with a Convoy for Cork ; La Seine, Capt. ATKINS ; and Success.; Capt.AySCOUGIf,: on se— parate Crnizes; and to-clay the Queen, Fawns, for Gibraltar; IPilliam and `Thomas, KEMP, for Water ford; Olive Branch . , Frau, for London, apd Rope well, Nitta, from Plymouth. The*Moselle SlOop of War, ,CaPtliti c492370K; and Serapis Store-ship, Capt. Ls.oYD, wer _yes terday released frignsuarantine. The Horatio Frigate has detained and sent into this Port the Diana, Ityz ! agD, front' •Trepani to North Bergen, will: salt. PA LMO V.TIEE, OCT.' 1 :4...-.4rrivad the Errtr,prenanie Cutter,fro.m Torbay, 'and .the T pisitighaqpracicet,. from L i iihon, in eight dap. - • - . • Put back His Majesty's Ship ijfinstrelowittt Fleet (which 'sailed on the loth .inst.).*Pqrt,aol owing to oqutrary wind. A LIST of sgei.MENOM,l4AßßlEStSutviivra from th *reek of His Majesty . % late Ship ATHES I S N, the Sta men and Marines now serving on board the foll owing Ships under the Command of yice.Admiral Lor4 WOOD lames Little and lohni.ittle, I.ieutienapti. Samuel Parker, 'Master. ' • William Goodwyn, Purser. . Robert Epscohibe, Cook. ~ Augustus Catalan, Master's Itratc: john f rands, Thomas' Manning, eta r.isvaril .A 4 0 4, Olt' ititipmeri. In the BERC;ERE. ' . Williasn'Armstiang. Captain or the forecastle. • joliii Anderson, - A ble. • • " . ' Witliatri Arndid, Ordinary. WilliaM humor, Captain of the foretop, • !Edward lienfleidi Quarter-Master's Mate. tobn Benson, lame* Brown, and lama D . vilr,s, so A w e ,. antes Hewitt, - .o,rdinak.y. 'eorge ilutterfield. Armouter. Richard Butt, Able. • ~ ~.. William Colett, Carpenter's Mate. . ......., Thomas Cheatham, 'Captain et the r l 4 4 " l tlt : - • Pierce Chancey, Able. :' ' - ' . .'•,. Martin Condrm, prefatory. . y , ,-- . ...,,i • ~.. , Ricbsid Chlpmen. Boatatsitin l 4 Mate. ... -....,.! -. • . jobti2Christtiphei; Able. - lobo Code/ :end Samuel Ducheig,;();4ihattl , '. • '... vVilnath.Pdattg, Able: .: " ,' . :'' • .'. Denny. Ordinary. - •„ .x , • , 1 1 (4 1 111'lfrigliah_i . Able. • . -. . Francis Foster, Ir i rcnteea Crew; ~ , Chitties Field 0 net; • _ _ _., . .• • : .Antoniu Franciaeco, Captain of the afttirAlilsrlt . -,.., Humislitcy Felloweil e Able.- • '. •- ~ ' Out Gatnolg; g o tarevaz.Psouvit., - , .. . , Kribert Garrick, (Wipe*. .. . . .-, • • -.• Anew Hillier,Ablea •' ' • .• • john Huris , m, Sail Maker. ... _ . . Thomas Humphries, I.;iipti,til% 03111013)1,544••• . ~ Andrew Hume. ()tdin.irl,.. ' . eibrft Hill, Able. ' ' . . . William Hilts,,Ordiriati• • • • : • , loaaph Hicks, Carpenter', Crew. Edwoui Handler, Quarter•Oureter. , , Willi4iti }fail; Captain of the tnizentope.. • i . antes. Jones aft(i LVAII lows, Ordinary. billip•jusies,trgtalit.or the foretop. , - hem* Kyle andluhn Loh!), t)idtpary. ' : • :.'::, . . john Milton ant john Milis, Able. . • ; . .- Benjamin Nleason, Purser'S Steward. .. ' William M'Cannon, QUAIIIIIr.Gunner. William Manning and Michael Norton, QI I V.FIX4, . William vutiOnluld William fatteb, Able. . R, o a Roll's; Ordisatrya ' f ichard RoCks; Atilt. :, , .., :... . . William Rabrielt;'ordinary. • William Ka) olds, Yeoman of the Statits,. - ,Edw ea = 0 Salta. to Saturn)" Ordinary. , ' • . Aloxandet &Mall, Able: , tieeurae Taylor and Rabbit TOlfletrul. 0514 , 4 ty. 'pinatas Tyumen, Captain or. the, rt4oltop. . . W i tham 'Compkires, Ordinary. . ' • gy attain Wilson, Qt4rter-c drligf. Chine' Willard, Able. - : o/ c: a t rot :o: l i r l i g sa a , e 4l 3: W Q W lruiv hi t hi te g t i 7 te a s n s d a ' Q : n l : * u l e i tl r u it he rn cic r a: o s s :4l :7 4 l: c l7 Fi a: i te ,h rf t.: o , B: r i d gi 7 n, . . a : s 1 _lanes Pawl, COtpoial. "• - • . . ' .. 4 ,_..... th H c o l ai l m ir l is tit u l i:id r : y rso argi n, Orciinary '•' -•' • . Samuel Murdock, 30. claas Thomas lonia? Quatart.Mistar. ' .l • MARINES. • ' , Ceorse Tenho', Privitte. • ' ' . ' . . 'Willi-ant Poulton, Corpora... , . . 1 ~ wi i - 1 Ohn Jun.s, Fnincis Coeltionmipp, Wfiliarn Mo°' . liana WiiiiaUlt, icdin Batniiiiry, Edward Hill, and karma , liatnew Hayes, I?rivatee. _ • . . ' In the ATLAS.' jam MMlnp, thernat, Lithe,baartlek - eatal I , Geort. Harnstqn; and , lblepli•ilnytt, "Able. Joseph Bates. frivattadertoe. W il" 4111 tato', IlltkonginS to Canopus , Arrnourer's Cll4 ... . LIST,OCMIIN belaniting to the late ATHENIEN , vvh 4 • were mleived on beaid the it 2 RL; 1 , . It E, and hOe iNICIA dd . chat from her : ,'" thn Capin, Able. . , • . ohn tort, Ordin.mry. `furies Holtz and Sanwa Hitticoilt, Alle. ~. lame, Men:runt. • . . . , `S.irnuel Vincent, Ordinary. • William W 0044 , ~, . • • • We are eerry'te state, that ell' hOpe,a of the ,saferi of the Medgeserste - are tutu* even .pu p, It is n og inany.tnonths since she was sent to the Altsliter, Tanen% with Dispgtchos;. ainOr .WhiCh no - accounts of hei have been received. • The report of the 4r i vis. cutter haying :been latelf captured in the North . olnt bat too true. The Pnroiori' Papers state her arriyal at Dunkirk,' being il/ in by the Etsiie krt,noh Privateer; after a ettrart tion, on the 18th ult. off the Galloper Santis li b. aiirus was boa , ded the crew. the Pri Vaccr, and . seen ng t h sop ucti were kiUe t b 09 ,0 )b ! 'crack. ' 4 l The , gooturieil • -is g s v. , . tm .the strens to O:f.the Priyatee h. tuftiiioned I promotion. of Cernnt..naers to the rarik or qr:, tails, of Lieuto lions t that of Conntr a ndero, et!: of Mtfl4hlPiOn to' ttir a'..Littutenvirt , 10;.4 t.. , . „~~~.~~ ;~ ~.. .~., :~n~Z=. -.;, ~ i ._..,. , !O "4, 1~~ ~ ~3w~ •y 5•