The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-28 00:00:00

wit, and her main-topmast iliot away . during the raiou. I have, the'`.hontur to be, &T. (Signed) • ROB. YETTS, 'Lieqt. and Commander. .the Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. • Lec. Lec. iiclmirultygOigee, Dec. 26,1807. Ertrati of a Letter from 'Sir William Sidney Smith, Rear=AdmiralOf thi Blue, to the lion. W W. Pole, dated on,loard his illifjpsty's Ship Hi4ernia, .the 29th of Novemter,,lBo7. I have the honour to transmit you herewith a Copy of a Letter I -have received tram Captain Sproule, of his Majesty's Ship SOlebay, announcing the capture of the Spanish Lugger Privateer Estrella del Noste. His 'llicjibsty's Ship Soletay, at Sea, SIR, , .Arove/Ocr 25. • I have the honour of informing you, that at, (illy tight this Morning I chased, and at one P. M. cap- tur4d, the Spanish Lugger. Privateer Estrella del Noste, of Vigo, Mounting two six-pounder Swivels, 4c. and thirty- fi ve inen, with nine English prisoners on board, whom. they captured on the 23d instant, in the Liberty Brig of London. -I am, 'Sic. (Signed) A. SPROULE. itear-Admiral.Sir Sidney Smith, K. S. • PLYMOUTH, Dec. 26.—Arrived theltaliant, of 74 guns, from Portsmouth, to be stocked ; the dmethyst Frigate, Capt. SEYMOUR, from a cruize the Druid Frigate and Plover Sloop of War frOM , the Westwar43 French Logger La . Dele, from,Belle isle, laden with 'brandy and wine, bound to Brest, daptured •by Frigate iu the Bali • French Brig. La Providence, from Bayonne, laden. with t'nsin, &c. captured by the Pilchard Settootieri• nlerii.au Brig Frienclship, Se Aroa, 11'0111 hoehelto, bount to New York, detained by the .I::Aeraid gate.; Lively Privateer; of this Port, front a•crnize, during which she experienced mbst severe weather, it having blown a continued gale for 19 days, iu Which, her sails were split, and , all. her guns were thrown overboard ; American Ship Ocean, GORDON,' from Philadelphia, laden'with sugar and 'coffee, de- . rained by the Brilliant Frigate; 14itriburgli Ship Henrietta Charlltta, MAAS, front Lisbon, bound : to Londbn, detained ' en Gresct Privateer of this • ..4.40t., ' ,. i Port ; Pompne 4 i Nate troth t ine , e4, War ;. 4 . .c0 o. my Cartel, PAVgNPORT, lrom Corunna,: , t 6 which place she carried Spanish - Prisbners frornllenCe—, she brings no belkk o Imving had no comainnicaq.Qa. - with the shore, and a strong guard.being placed on, board licr 0 her. Stay' , in the • hubour ;. Rapid Gun.hrig tronyarriiize in the Bay. Theidchgrei Schooner, and Unity Privateer to ef this Port, lia,•o detained a larse.Shipi .supposecittC be Danisha East,lndiaittan,,hotneward=hound,par fi ocular's o whichhave uotheen aicertained. 191 . .6 YAl,44ourn, Drc. 25,—.Arrived the Prince Ernest PBTRE, with . Mails 60111 J.1:031C:1, 56 days passage ; left there the Princess Mary Packet on the Bth November ; spokq G.ootrnor train S r Domingo, fir` ~tinackli' • , • ArriveiTtli6 princes:, ilitti , usfet Pkiitsr Sr. A tIBYN, • with,Mails.frorn Messini, Maita i land 4 ‘day4aiiike:frcri the latter ; left theft Tra n sports , • tutvinivn bofir4looo Troops under Oen. Moons, iCkirt , qicily,4tvgoo4 health. I.'l “;re is no thoiight of Sitity4eiti in rrZes,''licaated, as the Maltese . Trtiops are sent,thc.n a; and the Slciiian are sent to I%falta. Our'Fleet off Cadiz has sudered much in - the lai6 : bles; Several of them' were nearly lost. His Majesty's Ships 'Queen, 1Fin , .1..i6r Bid . "IP:kvayfiratapit were repairing at Gib, raltar. 146 1414t;stY's Ships Terrible, to . join the ~• Scluaafon an t.:4dtz, and Aurora, with Couvoy fbr ngfand,' sailed fultulGibraltar. • • T . Artivect.tneAsrlerielp zhi!, V t . t k .044tion V . • front .Va1010a,". (letaincd . by the Privateer, of Mes , agissy ; and' the Atneric,ln Ship ARrrEtt-, froui Gibraltar, 10 dap passau, `with bratitlyamilkine, for ()Hem Sailed last evening tlkz.• .4.2,conVtigAte, and Rawl' 'Gun-brig on a eruize. •' ~r egATITAM, Dec. 'of the Yard have this day received orders to prepare the rialory for CommiAsion, now in Dock. The Trident, Cen turion, and Guerrirre Frigate , are all •atfaliy ready "fdr seai the latter will s be nearly manned by Velum-' _leers,- from the high estirtuition of that Ship, and' theOfficevs that are appointed. A seaman belonging to the'Reralutiart, rn a state of intoxication, fell 'over board yesterday, anti was, .unfortnnate)y drowned, from the . Gtimierv, who had 'come on board to visit tishipmate. The Hyperion, a new Frigate, has nreived berg within these few days, and , is preparhiz t ,, r Coal- i rnisilon. ' Tim Gallant Gurvbrig, Lieut. J. SHIRLEY, Was 14 day paid,cfr., and the crew turned over to the - The Cang4a.:yrill be paid, off as soon as ever, the Store a can be returned, and 11(1 company turued over to the eren trit , fitting at this Parr. * Zenobia, abcl Sparrow Hawke, PcTeft.4o„,Y4s. are fitting here with great dispatch : • .6 iptin-,Commihsion--C'anada, Orion, rtieknt" L .„ itcLittars, querrior Sparrow ilay'ke, L'Ec la r . . • P 001.14 Z,G:.$ 7 the .11bion, from Newfoundland ; left the Coast the 26th ult. , i was off ,S-t. John's the 26th, and observed 12 Sail of Vessels : without the Harbour, supposed to have been part' f the'Fleet 'appointed to 'tail for England abont that • time,, but did net see any Ship of War with them ; she., aimed to . get in with. the land ,to join them, but could not succeed ; was in Scilly three Sated the Olive Branch, GILBERT, Hope, NETHER WOOD, for London; Halcyon, SAtNr, and fOr Sit-Wetland. YARMOUTH, DEC. 27.—Arrived this morning the 11 gssau, of 64 guns, froth the Southward, and re mains; with the Roebuck, 'Staid y Flora, Snipe, and several small Vessels. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 27.—Arrived the Aurora Frigate, Capt, froM the Mediterranean and ; Halifax Sloop of War,: Capt. Lord Towss lIEN•Di with a convoy, from Quebec. Arrived- the intereourse, CuTri, from .illarcelona tllanilla, BAR uErr, from Port-au-Prince; and Aria, BROWN, from the Cape of Good Hope. • Pasied by His Majesty's. Ship :Lion, with Jo Sail of Ships; . amongst tlicm'are the Thames, Glutton, Royal Charlotte, and Fort William, from India three other Indiaincn, unPrYhaler, - and two - I, • . Merchavt Ships, ten weeks front the Cape. . . APPOIII47IENTS.—C:Ipt SA thsTUE 13 ) AO the..fit/as, the Flag-ship of Admiral Pt/ It VlS'cillii. LIMES MEIN, to the Cur/to/ion ; Capt. GaLoortY,' 4) the Primrose, Capt. G. ILlttuts, to be a Post 7 Captaia, and to command •the Sir Francis Drake; Capt.lreo, who brought . the dispatches announcing the emigra ration of thelloyal Family of Portligal, to be a Post- Captain ;- Lieut. JorEs NPKENziE, of the Arm; Lieut. Jonan. Lim', of the Louisa fender, fur his gallant anion with a much superior tbrce of the Enemy; and Lieut. WAttauturotc, of the Clyde,' art'l promoted to Cotninanders. Mr. LiLoNAtto (Lite 'of. theUrante) to by Purser oe . tlle Ciiroroct,'budding at Oreenwood's yard at P'Echenor; and Mr. GEOLLGE INIILLEH, Secretary'S'Clalc of the ()Tut, to be Pur ser of the Chifiiinc. . 4 Ito __ stiaz atass, DEc. ; , I.Sailecr His 'Majesty's ilO4 Falcon, of •l a guns, with Convoy for the Bal. citeveral Swedes, which . had colleded at tins 1- .isr plait:, sailed atiler lier:protefStion . . i f rs- iriyed the. PePlArti Tender, Lieut.. Awra4Ni tith impressed Men and Volunteersinr theEdet. DEC. :1..---Arrived the Cruiew . fro‘n the No; th Sea, Capt. Lowa.': Went out of Harbour the Goliath, of 74 guns, Capt. Pucer, Mier refitting her rigging, ikc. 4.. Arrived the Vulture ,loop, Copt. PLAitct, from Hull; to be tilted fur a Block-ship to lay in the . . 'The Challenger Sloop, of 18 guns, Copt. RYDER:, has.bea . paid Wages op to six. months, and will sail for the POVVIM, soppond for a foreigtl • DUO.,Vti.—Well; out of .1 - larbour the Peacock, Sloop, Capt. \VII- and. hrought up at th , . Great Nore. :--~•..r ,The melancholy fate of Capt.' SargiAitft; of Hants; followed-by-theldestraetion of the..atunderer,` Allen; it 'was iinfiett-wonlu,. however 'dearly purchased, have . freed-theoountry , from the alarm occasioned ny this tiew'and dangerousimode of depreciation : b:it in this!expeaatioiv , iwe have been untertnnately dis appointed., kik, about a 'fortnight sitioe;'tvlr.. - iirent, living at Portsea, was stopped on did turnpike road between flavait'and tinswartli,' by a footpad, wrapt up in U loose great coati:hitt artved With a gun, who rebbed. him of what money he' had about him. - A teW diiyiltrbsequently the Astitsturit of Mr. f-ficki, Singto'n. at Havain, was stoNi t ed . near the 'same Place, by a persoil ant *trig% to the abbve descrip tion; who dernandc:d motley, but teat happening to have any' abont to pass - On .I.lnirsday . the`l7th 'a baker, living at Havant, ,wrqts stopped, het wibti' tivn and Iltx o'clock in the evening, ou the same: loatt;. abduta' iptarter of a mile "Iran's . Havant, and;'app3rFii;lly , „hy ‘ the smile pett6ii,*lirisobbeil About an hour atirwards, a •doek *- -inakel . , of name of Avenel, 'who resides near /•;o.ls , ,Voctit,. athicked near the inile-stone pet!,ye,(4i'Eln4V.'urtlt Lind Havant, 'and , yobbeti of vas carrying on his•!tlrtiur; . aqtt ;I . ,i:6lY;c4ipi sat.ty to - part watt it aml his undue ect,lie was st,:vetel; beaten and by and his pucke4 cut otr. Ile soon aftet rObtp.. anotlitr pursuit of What money lie 'hack i ree la3C Mentioned robberies being i i)o4iiiitiL:d iti soStOrt. aSPaceof-titne, in one tiveni4; . .4.:4N4cl, a corniiderahle .sensatioh•in the neighl)(';uring to \ViIS cif Havant' and Ernsvvorth. Ow latter plAce„mt alarm bcwg given, the Corps of Volunteers ininiediately tuiltla4 anti scoured the 1 e,i4hOUring without - any success 'as to. lye prine4ml objedt of their pursuit. . Oil Bailtrday eviiiiing, at eight o'clOC",k; Alr. Tribe, a r4spa r ttibluiatiner at LOrdittV ton, near Shinstead; about 4 utilr frOni Erns on his return it vu marhet, pear his own house, was suddenly-tiitd tit b)qilititt'ttitrrahyby vvhieh his hotse , was 'severely wounded.. He narrowly, but happily escaped injury, thoixgh4ix slugs were discharged at few days previous to this Mr. Knight was robbed _of . his I,viiteli and money, near Sir. ifirry 'Featheritorielfaugh's, at 'up.plirk. • an One of the miscreants, it is i said,.who were con cerned in the strangling that brave, but ill-fated Of. (.eneral itainto, died lately at littlgeS, and on his death - . l,cd con tos,c(l the murder; for whiah inhumarract lie and his two coadjutors received to tlie amount of One hundred 0%31L LTAR, N o y., i • - Yestiaty arrived here his Mijesty's SilivTheit;s, Captain GO11; from the Da , d last from Al giers, having Sir An'mutt PAGET ooboara. The Army fram Egypt arrived at Messina' on the sth of aiober, previous to evacuating the the prisoner~ taken by the Turks have been given up.--(Gibraltar Chronicle.) DEC. 5.--70 n the 2501 ult. arrived his Majesty's : Ships Windsor Castle, Captain 13 , JYr.a, Queen, Cap-. taro Sttcßvrt.ssn, and ChijAnme, Captain WAlN wixictur, with 45 Sail of Tranipo•ts, having on hoard about 900 Trobps under the command of Sir JOHN Mooan—destination unkno,va. They made the voyage from Syracuse in 35 days. 'tV4srs front Tortola, of the 7th of November, meotion the death of the Hon. Capt. Euw. KIPJG, of Hii• Majesty, s Ship. the. Alarandria, into which , Capt. ALtUDE is made Post ; nod:Lieut. Enw . .'Dix fs appointed Commander 'of the Cygin.t. 'Admiral , COCHRANE WRS then at Tortola, vxpeCiing orders to attack, the Danish Nandi; and many valuable Ships Of t)iat Nation had been'detairv,.d. We le.orn that the coast 610A:bin China is. still infested with pirates, ,tliatigh*several at them have been destrnyed by the Chinese and Partugite3o eruizers. Daring one of the great annual lairs they . made a descent upon the ctiao, and carried . otr,a ktige - qp,intity of 'g - old, drugs, ivory; and other va merchanclize. Dispatches • (Or the .Mediterranean and Gibraltar ''were sent on Saturday night final the Admiralty and . S ee i; e tary, of States OfileP to , Plymouth, to be for wardoLf by the Valeyuir Sloop or War, fitirrisu hsTlTUTlC)N.—Considerittg the high ' v alue of the Pie ltre.s which have been sent to this excellent In slitotion for t improvement of the ti Sing race of Artists, it would be injustic.e tri the li beral Patrons who have lent the nfost e4tiniable Works in their Colle6liort for this laudable Purpose; not to mention theii• r names. . Thirty-tivn spec:linens Of the' skill of the old Masters were sent by the fol lowing distinguidlied :/lra..:te!frs Marquis of lflantflor , l, Eorl of Dortniouth, Earl of Car lisle, Earl Gr.nvenur, liar! ot I.onseale, Earl Cowpor, Lord Melbourne; ,Lerti tto I.l , lll,taiivale„ Lora. Granthatn, Sir F ra seis 130ring,•11. 4 :". Sir A. iittiw..Hart. Sir George Beau mont, lLrz. lulrii I'. Marl. Sa m uel Whi t b rea d, 'Esq. M. P. Charles ,Duncouibe, Esq. Al. P. Philip Met calfe, Esq. 11. P. Henry Hope, Esq. Thomas Hope, Esq. NlurLuid, Eiq. Rev. William Long, And the Key. W. It C.irr. i l• K.E2,IiiI.E is at . pre.ient too much inclisposcclio i pt. teal to I tie- fatiguing duties of the management at this . hastliog time .01 the year, and the htisiness ; is therefore assigned to Mr. fiAnnis, jun. ' ' ' Mr. P.ti.:vtaa, the Member for Bath, 'is not im- k proved in health so MIACII 39 was expsiaed; but. since „ , , to has removed to Clifton, the more 41anuing symptoms of his cOMplaiiit have disappeared. ' ' Sums' of the Papers have been too severe upon. ► CA.TALom, tOr retu-ing to sing oti.Saturcliii lit ai iito:lperii House, .she . adted upon the principles orindlyanciie prudence, and deOjned,givius'Eter notes till she had • ecurilz for the casA. ..., The aetenti'm ( 31 ' 0 1 . t_ countrymen. in. France is one of the most dis,raeoht,.„ te is 0 k IJUONA.PARTF., 9p4 provestfrit he has a little mind ; b ut t i n treat tnigit of gr. 67I'LtItT fti particularly shocking;' 'T a r he ; is Confined to a dun!yeon, Merely for attempting to . 7 eScape from a 'cowl' ry in it 'hit 11(.! was kept a pri soner contrary to the ti,,i,:;.e of every civilized na tion. , . Fi . sitioNALlt::: Ei,orr , '.mf'.N•i'.--A, Lady of . fashion, In the vicinity ot l'ortinaii-c l uare, whose (made& • LAS hithe'rto h.: ti deemed irrep,roaChable, rind who has app-.-,ir2d in i he i'lr-Aeircit::; of tlishinn, ill)le»teti hei -, ielf 1111 W,• , 11i,-i I , y 11),,1•ilins . f;ioni her linshuntl's hoti-.e, with a VOLIII7 man NVlio. had fiw sometime' been employed,hy him as an amanuensis.: '.l.7lie.iii: iLtfici Gentleman reeeii6A' ititelltence' ()film' bit - - co/nuance I.vhik he wa4 in INi:try-Line Theatre . , and irrintrdiately 1 limed the fugitives as far aS 'Henley, *here he lost all traces . cif iffeirii, they having"pro ceeded from thatAkiviiiiiieross'the country on foot. crwthly has cleV6it44lllfted'finB r children, and, what . tififitrektraOrdittarir,'fier conduct to her paramour, 141 . 1 . i '4. 11 i , L.N . t.nity. years of ag,i.:, has been inv:,riahly marked -by' . tlO 14e teat. tiOltiffiiii*, she not 'evert per 'mitt-int; blip tobiatillitiqiiitie;roont-with..her. N /, , Tqft . „,/ , .."1 1 . 0 .. ,,F j,...PE'771 '14 .,, t ! ta1 1 411t , 4 A I 11 N . i 4 N i hi4 .: ;-tti tetsu' inty7ll n,':),l 'engiigetri,en t to- ileric.i . ill t t40.0001-,10i4 y!4* 7ii 14iery,.0aii! tiiii:, 1.,-„„ ,l 1 . ,-„, ottirn i ,dynetiteio travelling at ,this wifayourablu q beitson,.hts‘;.iine. linsil);:en. extended (t,lnAlttr.cheii. 6 -He will' Con,SeqUentiv lie now :i1101.;.1409-9,4,04it . ) 1 "to ri iror,Ceint,'crintid CAte, .11t -tie atTL,pr o o..4.:J: ' . . , , ,,,,, E; to- r:1,.;::.,,..k.„-,( h ; --iptrc,.,n,,t link„ ( 'itffit .Trb t , 'tiiitiMet, i, 11:nvii1111106E1WelltY11111c.!..4: abil 60 1'0: ) .‘1, V.lol'l'3 the'ilettViOtilti‘rtilltlLl L011(1.011, has in many 1 piacet:no fohrliat h. . He i 4, boot iti , biii boto l 4;' to' rm. i dcl take thejourney, within a given voriOci, p,,>:-- His i dint.,, . ,y e : uilerstiirld,.,- wall .. (-ATI; re on '. Wiginesdayl mxt. ..Tnq 4.,y.Jcik, (ron,A;„tht-protatbit: ,at of cher wattlier, , arq , dowi.to4 ll ootail'it illtu a t -1#" 00 . 7-7. I 1, 0 till: opOii4ol,o;ewpro“,n)en the atifithot.it al I ' nrcinue.l?i,;One*Ali, ,: 1 , . ,-, ; 7 `..:i , „ '. • , o Nytirt--;-&liffel- crania G.tsittlernan,i, Aided Crontits, Ork any; 0,'...141ber - ;.,t0, night dhsgrioti ,angther amtii ntarli vertical to.titi.4,lo4{;;;MilinitilgliAtoo'clock. The..nu 4 Cliltl3 is fcilty m .10i7Kallo*Vpileance , .(f4 titg other clo. ince, kV aim') Still ViAlt)lo 7 • new Cornet 14 very large anti di,iioct. ,41pears to 141 ha its aiti .",preiteh to .the..Stot;w its raOhlthly be vioiblo for a ..,eonsitbrahle iittv„ltrid 40064 to Itovitt tnoved, sieve lii ►t saw it hiNt night,,a(ont two_4ogrw.... I,StroeAr tvre'silatt D,:citte:4;4lliit. the : commerce otrltia country, pt.( e:utlei4hips from entering hip /stets, hi.wever distrittlied, it it .1)!Oof that he it resolved not onl)i to .trin9)ph over Kings, but over With Wilfit,dOefitatiOt) must-this man bo :viewed, even -by thofteNtlkp#e interests or witosi fears induce then) to i)ayatothagt.-. to him. Never, Wiis tbep am) ini.lbeidual in the world_ he.. *fore, wtiuie downfall-was irtwivitopatientlyidesired; ,'and winildittii,ird so tut 4k , ',plei i stire to mankind. . tla Friday., itt t.Welvxlictiplock• AO Mr. WagoalL Of the .-vi'vittoi:k Howl, wa)t , paßsing Though the Strand, he was hostlo.l anti rot , --frett of his packet book, con taining))l4i4 hitti*lo-1101101;iP Anisitkrable amount, v.itll whit. tt the robbers got.clear vithumrit \v.is" Fit az41.11,1f.. itrvet crywd‘;4 4 .. 04.40 M F• y ... ~., 4:'5 PARES PAPERS, VaiNtieE:. Dkij. MAJ OAT, ISt of this month a *jinn of - the Fpr r. of Malmocco. Ye4terday, a! i(,,, IVlAJeitt, witn6-si.d the launching 0 , .i the Arsenal. At two o'clock he wssprciet)at it amuiernent of the Ilegnria.• ,It wzis gnitdolas; in three parties 1. the, fir:ir betwe,i, two boat 4, Mantled by 6 , a single rv(ir each ; t! second and third between .two bo3t; with two rowers each. The course. they took great cowl which crosses the city from one t nci to the other. The beautiful galties which had sot . % 4n the fillt• en tniace of the Etuperor, cut througli 'rher crowd of harks, and:cleared the pais,i;;:- :Cr 'Luc truclulas, which' followod its.. t he 11.) ,testy, with tell his Court, xv.‘s situated . in 111 Q - cony of the Palace, which .cointnatuis a 101 l vie' 9. , the canal. This charming ,sight, rim inu - neos , .; number of barks, and the joy tuauified by r ift:: crowds of speOntors i displayed ;it ;ts 'Oar henoties. cOncitulvd the day were g,eneral and inaguitipt , hoyonki nit deacription. T,lnt ;King of .NA ng e fit Majesty the Einperor is gone to visit . 4 • p,qt. ot%U ho Lagunei, wihich he has - not Itithvi Dc6. 12.—' 1. -I)Artn's tine Painting, Which the Public , haye :been 40 , ADNic , 9.%‘,LY:o" l :lng 1 Q 1 ". , is HOW the chief topic of everY - cfriveriajitx). 4kithoi4/1 but ti.sl,v , persons h:we see:i it,' sritc:..).j,gl.l it. fOnO.WiPp.; of tlit Of t.vl.ll6ii i it is cutriposcfti ' : • The scene is pl:lcc..l in the Church of .I'4)tre Dame, anctreproents tlt.. moment when Ow peror is proc,:!ecliag to place the crmvii ii thi.11:!!1 of the Emp, . ‘ On the of the pijuri. 1 hp imiTekehtilAte4o4t.o 44f/it' ; 0 '- hind and around • are fanged , the:. Nice- .1)f Italy, the Princes, the , . Awll-Glat.n.›.:llor, Arch - Tri..safitsreri Fri tle nom t, arilitia3 veal uthcr .I)4_ , nit::ries, a tAnntittr4ir. 1 .1 4 , 40,a4,azici +t;ing Buys. Before the his floiio v i s is staated4=-beside.thirtl i: Cardinal , Citpr;ttit, Ittl • Arch:; ; 311,4 a Priest ,yith such ti in the ruore solemn gereinonietainits. its Nip jesty the Emperor, in the centre the pitiure;'„lng . his hanits`4 7 ollled,:',liOltiing t Crown which fie, going to:Placo.uni,thollead of. : Empress. 11,4 Empire.• iqlitr*V , ktiees,. her banns joined rind up lifted;:',44l....*#ts 'in a - at or devotion con.. templaiion the COI 1.:; ,1 , ,!I of die ingust cerctitat i-- her tntintic' is 4i.:11•.)1-te,i by tWei"Litatei cat /I,ac , llr. Here the line is jl.l:licioiisly brt')kon aid you tw lioki a fiat': buy . licihliogivorn , .tne : live 1'rh.4.,e4..)r.% by the bijou There- begins groupe that , occu pies the t.(119p ... ,0f the right of the'.;piaurq;'ln.:**-4 principal part of, which aic plaeo.d . "the' Kings . of Naples and of Holland: • Such ()wily is the trans of this granednifiposititin,. It endlei4 to into-the Aseaoties,of.atetallt that distinguish it. We will corrtentlohtieve ,tl;at the painting • tlt.tt t helight,whicititrdistributeAtotll6'taiws 1 14 happy mihikAittriltes,on' 'MO fwvprin dips I pe t ~,1 111. , k, ; . ; and upon the Pant' !'41. 0 noisseurs. .1041dIVUte.,;(60 effe6t4 prodUtett by the Crass-43earee cllt,l In a ch;ii stibl' orgold aid h the beautifut , draPeries of purple' ermine.; in which their Malesties are - arrayed. Still Mot , : mnirit they adtifire th.e artist brinlr,i out the head of 'diel'<)itc, wiPx. , ;s clothed in white.. 'S 14 'the perveni.:: matiagerVthat pi6ture iii si in rr`s,r th it conceals the hoioet& of it, yokf:Mii3t ituagin , .; yonr self to be a sisti greater' Ate . We cannot bestcmw greater Praiie oil' this no..v produc tion of DA V3.15 f than by, hayingoliat in al Must its arts, it is stiperior to every tbing.th , .tr. has yttt vend trom the 'or that cdt.:htat4o„..Atait, • letter from Betirdenn:;44h9AnCeS that 'an Ame rican Vessel, from stopr eel by an English Frigate, ac.slie•Wim abent-to-enter that har bour, in coo,iiegt)(,:nec: of tivz.tl,4'rtsceiv c .ql by 'the! QapL tain Of Ulu latter Cu detain all Ve'ssels butind , to French ports. Letters ,Pekersburgh Eanitoustile that so.n changes are about to take plaese IR the litt , )simi ()Iv. tfie 7th•cf. NnytAlnliqir gran ball-at. Court, to wiliett4ieu,S.A.V.Al4Y N')11. st..-44ast, Sattlrckay, arrived ,here .the tirrd Whiny with a train; of ry, continued their leff - tiny l'ach;tt,'by way -NL orri•ied herc, to d: t the:ty.r,y and th pais ih6l'?7th 411(1' h. '" ' ' 4- titcatril'..xls. is . arrnoulteed tiff:t 14 ~tsit t ,(Mitt4lPAM4 Far 11 A'l reports agree itt stating; ilt,o ►yt i1ui. 1 . 13 i i . l; t;) ptoyttl, Ilfmerftl'pePT, von. of our country. The.tMopy; ; ;It .; li.ol it t-,to; the . rkinirii,ii)g,itovi tltgy ot, th : • the.Prhacimlity.4l - 13atetatit t, stadt arTivv4,,:uid the i9 : tatr; • • n tc ,t 2 g, 1144 day gupp),:i priwo Beasts, and the bbrwttofetttie irrotitkr rrimc(is-wai tolathirgood ; 'Beet itop, \refit, orid Poll; stt, l • p or t . l tt o 4 r4.tht) tr 4 di: general was ,rather sales ilh; Haymarket wcio stlmewh-t con4i(lorlibiti - ;':slr4jiat print: since F. I.tv :(u Pr t i • e t t e . statement ; • . To link rho O} I. per, httnltt of Bib. • Bts4f Qd... 4s.44fri l phittuil to•sp, 6cl.'•-. . Veal is. 6A. to•6s. 6i, ,14if1ib max. od, os, ott,•—Polk r i.'l4, Ott. rd. titso ,-- -Fheci) c,,thrett s tro g^ I 4gi tiav .41. c 4, to 41;,k.. 4i. tit test. t 5 , 1 ca-40 . 4. w 31. tLp, AAt. to S, l • tAi. coaNt-Exoitivgqa, plits etl —Tile fresh aupply of W td-day ii r4Pt irtgausiderabk, hut not much in telluest, which 4.1306 a reduaion in price of ts. and PA. per quArt4l-Barley ik at rather le ,, t, an 4 dull snit; arip i y, Pease, anti th# j*ol sorts ot Beal :t ry each rather,liiwer ;of Oats the supply ii like -short,. ana the-trada varies but 146:U f.z - -- , Flans the. tan: as hit c.vr.:,:k. ~.,