The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-08 00:00:00

• coLANO, MAP OF STAIN AND PORTUGAL. This DatwaS published, On Twelve 14g Sheets, eusdi Sheet two feet ten inches hy two feet ON Utinninlatal % 3l. Eis. lid. or OW in Ott rollers 51, 68, A NNW MILITARY MAP o f SPAIN And AM. ' , own7vAL ; compiiud notctim Surreys of 1),11 VINCFNT IN(, the NNW PROVINCIAL M.kl'.li .or Don 7'llOM LopEz, the ;law 'MAP of the PYRE INELS, by 1101 and varionii D;cuments. • , 'kublO ie d by John Stqckdair,, I V, here nioy he had, just puirliihed, on 'four large :ibeetli, pritm, Llituloiliitedi X2l. y. Ur in u ruse or um Tel Is, price • - •• • A NeW Map of be Seat bf War the"N‘rrthqrts l'att. nf Lurope; comprehending Denmark, Sttit'dytt; Norway`, the; sea, cierermuv, 1 rit4sitt, Poland, Switzurlau4 kart Vt it ottwe i ehd the whule Rtteeittit Ltlyis c. . The ANN has arrived from Halifax in 21 days. She sailed in company with a fleet under convc4 of three frigates and a sloop of war. The frigates, it'is said, intended going hi search of Commodore ItonGsas's squadron, after seeing the fleet over the Banks of Newfoundland. Sir 3. B. Wasitstg sailed from Halifax for Ber muda nn the 7th ult. • We are sorry to learn, that his Majesty's gun brig Plumper has becn lost near St. John's, New Brunswick, and that but a few of the crew were saved. Whou the Jabille left Halifax, it was reported that the American General DEARBORN bad been defeated with very great loss'. An account has been received at the Bait India House, that the ships Earl fluke and Apollo ar rived at the Isle of Prance, on the Bth September last. The iliarchioness of Ely separated front them on the tith Aug. in about lat, 34. S. and long. 14. W. iu . blowing weather. Oar Falmouth letter this morning, in notic ing the arrivals from Lisbon states, that his Ma jesty's ship, La Pique arrived at Lisbon on the 19th ult, having:fallen in with two French pigates in let. 44. long. 19. 40. and that she sailed again on the 2fith, in company with La Loire frig ate on a cruize, but there [ire nu further partiFhlars. I)ispatelies were yeiterday received by Govern ment from Cadiz. Yesterday a Board was held 'at the Admiralty for the passin g • Yeitcrday ..IXighness tie Duke of 'Vow:: transacted buiiiness 'at . his Office at the lioNe-Civards, until six o'clock iu the evening. Yesterday Admiral Itoo•ii iiis - appointed to bue ceed Mural LUG UR on btatiOU. ~ , ,P aurn-bAY.---VresteriLy her Tto)al. Hi hness the'rrincess CHARLOTTE -Of WALE 3 completed her 17th year, Tice Princesses AuqusTA and Mlt . g.x visited her about twelve o'clock, at Warwick- House; and afterwards took her, Ro y al Ilighn s.; to visit the Duchess of 13uuNSWICK. Iu the even::, ing she dined with the Princess of. WALEs, at Kensington Palace. A number of diAinguished persons left their names and respectful inquiries at Warwick-house. • her It - Higlines - s's tradesmen 'dined toge— ther at the Thatched house Tavern, and in thO evening their houses were illuminated. The . PILIN . CE linomes domestics had a sump ! tuous dinner provided for them on the occasion, and the whole on the itoyal EsokbliAment had au allowaric e of wine, the same as'on the Birth , days of the other branches of the Royal Family, for the first time. • Yesterday theQugEN, and PnINCESSES, PRINCE RHGENt, &c. dined with the Duke of CAMBRIDGU. The Duchess of BRUNSWICK. entertained a se lect party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Hanover-square. The Duke of LEEPS is expected in town in a'few days from his scat in Yorkshire. The Russian Ainbassador and suite are removed from the !Volley Hotel, Piccadilly,: to an via • gant house, which his Excellency hasp taken in George-street, Hanover-3quare. THE TnEATlic,---The public have seldom. wit neSSed a more animated and appropriate perfOrm nnce than marked the repreNentation of The Jealous Wile; last night, at Covent-Garden The- C, in copse-Tiencc of the iri di of nr. YOU•NG, • assumed the pan (if Mr. Oakley, arid though it was his first appearance in the character, he performed it admirably...lt . was not to,bc doubted that his general coilc:Lptitin• of the part would be just, but it was hatdly, expected that there Would be so much spirit, truth, and expression in the detail. Ile Was loudly and most deservedly applama,:,l ibroughout. Mrs. C. KEtvinrA is well entitled to equal approba tion ; and her egression of ,the various turns of jealousy, particularly the unceasing. sus picion and the passionate - vehemence, were in rival conformity to nature, The audience wan:o7 testified their sense of her merit.. PAwee'r - r; who . is approaching fast in the representation of le g i timate comedy, Was lively and correct in Major Oakley. MATHEWS and.BLANCRAZO, Sir Harry Beagte and Russet, acquitted themselves very well.. The test of • the c h aract e rs w e re to l erabl y well sustained, and ttie Comedy afforded high enter_ taim nent. to a numerous and attentive audience. • There was a numerous. meeting of the Clergy,' of the Archdeaconry of Winchester on Tuesday last in the Chapterßotini of the Cathed ra l. Th e purpose of the, meeting was to forth a Petition to be presented to Parliament against .the conces sion of the claims now urged by the Roman Catholics. The . ivoidtcoit [Disk. the Chair. The Petition was brief • but expressiie ; it' ma-. nifested a diposition t o a ll ow • t h e f reest profession of their opinions, and the most Unrestrained eic ercise of that worship Which their conliciences ap prove, to Roman Catholics and Dissenters ; of all descriptions ; 'hut earnestly implored a zealous' support of the present happy Litublishirkent in ‘Anircu kola btate. The retttton *vas unanimous ly approved. It is to he presented to the House ofof the Diocese, and L t ; :e rd i s io b u y to fCo d mm ß o is t i i l s the Members for Bishopopby t l! e A C t Oalltuttley:teti:goe Lor of the inhabitants of Bristol l a st week, held at the Guildhall, Mr. Ald erman Da tqfti. in the chair, au Address to the Pi;ift:e GENT, • the Catholic Claims, were meat, against •and Petitions to both Houses of Parlia and have received several thousand signatures. Mr. Roscoe, the great 'Warmer,* Liv e tp o pi, Kati pamphlet a ga i nst thought cs properto isG,vhieay publish ,a 5,1.11 a a 4 we can le arn , be . cause the latter, in speeches at that place,. thought proper, to acquit Ministers of the charge of having brought •on this :country any of the evils, which, ia com m o n W i t h Many others, it is obliged to sustain, ascrib ing theta to the will of Heaven for some wise purpose inscrutable to Luau. The following passage from this. work, with the alteiation of two words so entirely, describes the charms*: ter and condstct of Mr. Rosco E's political oon.: sections,, that we shall sitbjoin it It must appear to every intelligent and impartial reader that these pamphlets exhibit nothing :of .010:3C Strong feelings for the happinesi of , the peo-:: pie, those comprehensive ViCWB of the public in• terest, or that deliberative wisdom whii:h ought to characterise even the extemporaneous elfusionof'a truly enlightened Statesman ; but that they are the common and vulgar ttipics of those political partlia its ,who, however th ey may, diSagree amongst themselves, always make common cause against. the Ministers." • ftepoP3: speaks highly of a new Play announced at Covent-garden Theatre. It is the offspring:of a young bard, and is said to be characterized by the vigorous style of oar old dramatic Writers.* It is ~ somewhat of a tvhinisical coincidence that Admiral IfooT should be appointed to succeed Ad inirat4ao on' the' Cadiz station. There can be no doubt that both will on all occasions mite a 'good stand against the enemy. On' Thursday last three CoronerS' .were taken in this town —one on the body Of a man, who was killed by the bursting of some ghn barrels, at the Government proof-house; arid the otinr two on the bodies of two children, who were burnt to death by their cloaths taking fire; out. of them i n Bre a d -street, ant i the °titer: in *Mary Ann-street. Verdict, Accidental beittli.-- The one which happened in Broad-street is a me-' late holy instance of tbe negligence. and imProper conduct of many mothers in leaving children by themselves in a room with fire. In this case, - it appeared from the -evidefice befora'the Coroner, that 'tlte.wothcr had loft three of her children by themselves in a kitchen, where there Was a' fire ; the eldest of Whom _(the deceased) Was only live .years old. And on Saturday, another i.v‘e, taken at. Kingsbury, in this County, on the body of a yOniig - inan, who was killed by the accidental (US-- charg e of a gun, with which two chikircit were playi ng , not knowing it to be loaded. Verdict dixidenial Deutlit. — (Birminghan t Ch ron i c l e .) , . CROWN AND ANCHOR, STRAND. January 7, 1813. SUBSCRIMONS for the ItELIEF of the ' POOR SUFFERING INHABITAN'I'S of the different GOVERNMENTS of RUSSIA through which the French Ar mies hate passed, in their late Invasion of that Empire. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised ,C 16,404 3s. 6d. SANIUEL THOIINTON, Treasurer. Edward Walker, Esq. Percy Collee-h0u5e....... , 5 0 0 Edward Strucey, Esq. Beach Hall, Macclesfield 10. 0• 0 .1. Caltroft Esq. M. P. 1 fon. i nil it.ev: I len ry Coeliitytic Cust... - 0 W. Wkolryckeyliittuor,e, Esq., ' . - 5 ' 0 0 Mr. .1. Athinufn. 2 2 0 Mrs. atoll ' • It) 10 0 Sir AV. Farquhar, Bart. 2l 0 0 I.mA Viscount Bullieley 5O 0 0 Isrly llailleley . . 'Wm. Mill, Esq. Oxford 5 0 0 brook Taylor, E , ,i . 10 10 0 Rev. Edw. North, v . 5 0 0 Rev.'Dr. George Butler 4 Tlionia,Tionliiis, Esq Messrs. Wilson and Baths 2l 0 0 Mr. Thomas Wilson , ' •'. . 10 10 0 Mr. Francis Uclapierru Lientenant-Colonel slackelizie,llriier4-street . ~. 5 0 0 'l'. Macdonald, Esq. . • • 10 10 0 William Hamilton, Esq. • • - . e2ti 5: 0 It. Wroukbton4 FA+, .• • ' . 2 12 ' 0 .Rev. , W. Ptillner, Eyntishory, I 'ants • Henry Fryer, Esq. , s 5 0 J. L. W. Napier, Esq. John CrUker, Esq„ • " ' : • ' 10 10 0 John Lateward, lisq. .... . .. - Sinnuel Ithilfe, Est. Mew's, Chin ion! (;o'' John Kercill, Ertl • • 60 •0 0 Phineas Bond, Esq. Rev. Charles Mordaunt .. In 0 0 Charlos Duncombe, Esq. ' ' 100 0 U Lord De DetiatartViiit; • • 5O 0.0 Sir J. Riggs Miller, Bart. - . John Clements, .I:sq. 10 0 .0 Air. Lancey,',CireetiOch Hospital • s s 0 1111$s Luncey , • .. Miss 16', lAnce.y..... . '. 1 1 0 Mr. Eiirritrri Knowles... Messrs. Girdale and Son, lied/4(1,11m ' 5 4. 0 Metal. Cardales and Young, lirsO's-Init ~ 6 5 0 Rev. Thomas Horne, Jllll. CliiNwick John Kirkpatrivit William Coopci , 1-:, , , k i. Sloane-drew, 1 I 0 fir. Orme , 1 1 0 . Wm .oogoodis, F. 1.41 • :'..... ... . . Sir W. Pepperoll, Sort. . „ 5 , Q Iklajor4;eatcal the 11 , 41. (~,,rv,e (1.: Gri.y James Stephen, 'Esq. M. I'. Mr. Sam; )arks....l Mrs.. ihn - ke. — t 1 0 Itichnot Franks, . Q 3 '0 One Da y'3 Itay front the Staff 011ice.TA, Non-cram" inissioned tidiclers, and livititt rib; in , tiro Soto . .. . . . , liampton rturnitmg di4trirt, traicialit Jed by Col. ' Ptiwietti'lrislitetinF Field Officer •• • ' - 14 13 3 Tho:Rhytomitklisq: ..:...,•• ... .. • .5 0 0 Mr. Towni,eiiii;;l2ts, Holborn ittv. ("harks Simeim, of King's („: 0 11i• ge , Mrs. Ann Sober, 'Warble/on, Scotsex 1). Militias, Ei.q, Itiohmund ' 2O 0 0 'l'll omits. Detri es, .E‘q. -• 25 .0 0 tienetalillutiai • • 2O 0. 0 A. B. . ' • 1 1 0 .1. Butterworth, Esq. M.P. 25 0 0 Lord Willsingtiunl .. LrittreljWytine,lio'tq....... Thoula Eytoit, Esti ,• • • ' 4 , Thomas Eyton, Eric. jim.•.. t ., • lti 10 0 . Major W. Price ...... • ~-. ~,.. ~ It. iloiford f j: - .1 0 .10 0 Sir J. Ehdaile and t:*;.'„ . 106 0 ' 0 .• , • • T. Vi'iiil teilopirt; lyiri : •, . ~., Charles Abbott, f.sq./ ', „ • R. N. - • ' 1 1 0 It. Situeon,'Esq.' • • ' • .i James Reftd,'Esq: Lincoln', Jon Ward awl Middleton l' 10 10 0 Itcv. Thomas Le Ali.siirier • 2O 0 0 'Richard Gray,_ Esq. • . .. . Robert Gray, 1: - .8q.• ' • 10 10 0 Mrs. lintlatill , . M. D. and A. II 0 5 - 0 G. N. Nryle, Sgt. Mr. William (.!orry Earl Grosvenor . ,100 0 0 Wm. Gray, 14;sq• Win. Page, Esq. ,.• •.. ti- s 0 Geo. Dougjas, Esq Mkjiw-General W. N. Catueron W. C. Cameron,, .b;sq, N. S. Cameron, Esq. Earl of Pembroke Countess of PenthroLo . 100 0 0 11ev. Wm. Lo•ig i 2l 0 0 M. l$ . _ ... The4iillt °dicers of the Police Mice, We4ttitiimer 2 0 The lane of Exeter . tO 10 Eurl of Ashbutulutea - loo. 0 , Major Soutuel Torriano Reverend 1), Hughes lO o Mr. NI Rau . 5 0 Mr. T. I'. White 2 2 :sir Bourchier, Wrey, Baronet ~ Mrs. Ilion. . I I The Inhbbitailtb of Great Staiimore, by the Rev. .A.,11. Cliativel ~. S. The Lkon owl Coooos of Windsor John Malley Wurre, J?sq. Wrllaui I) Toby, 14;sei Bishop IA Witicho,ter Lord Chief Juitice Mansfield Ilkir4Jp of Loodou DUI uliosi I.4ICAK 3tevervitil J.)r. John I)flike Humanity , iii.ottourublc Sir J. Nichol INI.Lf. 11. ltevcruLl4 or. ite4theyte ..••• ... • . bishop o f lihngor iiimi t Leyepatetr, &sq. . ... . . Johti ,Vcrster, F0..,1. I.notolifh Inn ... , I,nrii 410,0 n . , . of Narwitti 11 G . 5 0 0 5.4 10 0 21 '0 tl 30 0 0 52 10 o 25 0 0 5p u tt 5 b 0 10 10 20 0 0 OU 0 0 20 0 0 3 0 0 5a 0 0 '2O 0 b 62.10 ö 10 10 ad 0 a • • N, A Gentleman attend.: nt the Crown and Anchor daily t fr o m Eleven until Thrrr o'Clocit, to I'Verjrt ! Subs cr ip. bons; or they may be paid' to the different Banker' of Lon tiou and Wt.tminster, td the aceount of '' The Crown and Anchor snheription for the ltu,,,iati Sull'erem" By ROYM, lIICIFINKSS the PRINbli REGENT'S LirrfliftS PATVNT. r:111.11 nnd CULL) NAP BATIIS, v pasta:o4l4y calculated and. ' , Tannin:tided for the us,. of Ij.Z/SPll'Ati, IMTELS, priva,te FAN! iLms, ;,, Tow, and Country, they may be fixed in Ihekising-roortil, or Itlly other situation, 'iirld tiitt bc. heated when required. o,cility. and . tittickitras unparalleled in any thing of the Lied balite produced to the public. 'May be xe.eti in use, and are younitfakturvil only by the Patentees, ARMSTRONG, VOLN ARO,. and . 110WE1"I', Great Qetli-etrect, Lincoln's Inn Fichte, . • ...„ ,Aii extensive and fashionable assortment of Reoiotrrs and Stove (intel, in Steel, 'Bronze, and Japan; Imperint Air and i)eseensting Vine Stoves, for warmino. (. 7 1itirchos, careen-tion,es, Aka tarp ; also an improved Kitchen ilignirattts, which will Roast, Boil, Bake awl t r by one smell tire. ifell-banging on the newest principle. Tint COMMUCIAL HALL WPM Can- PANY, Skinner-street, London, beg letre to solicit the stteution of the Nobility, Gentry, and Publ.} in general, to their very. low Prices for the .CHOICEIT WINES, GENVINt SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS,PRIMES' BOTTLED PORTER, ALE, and DOUBLE BROWN ,TOUT, for Ready Money only, which will ~be dellvered 'to Order, free.of expellee, to any part of London. L. s. d. *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of 1800, of tle most ex.quisite flavour, per Pipe . IAO 0 0 Half Pipe Quarter Pipe .. , ~ *Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the Woo4l, per Butt Half Butt . OO 0 0 Quarter Butt *Fine Old West India Madeira, per Pipe Half Pipe Quarter Pipe , 3O 0. 0 . . Pee DOzen. ,Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six years in the wood, new in bottles,. 14 t o the • • • • Dozen .. *Choice Old Port, 1.2-tu the Dozen, nut erii,,ted 213 .0 *Curious Old Port, summated to 'hare been tire , years in bottle, 12 to the Dozen. '2;l7, 0 Good Sherry, 13 to.the Dozen " . 2.' 14 . 0 *Very Fine Old Ditto, warranted to 'have been - eight years babe butt, 13 to the Dozen..; , 2' 15 0 Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen 2,lu 0 *Fine Old limit; Madeira, 13 to the Dozen 2 1;4 0 *Finest Old West India Ditto, 13. to the. Dozen !Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, 12 to' the Dozen ll 4 0 ..*Ditto Sherry, 12 to the Dozen .. *Claret . of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the Dozen 4' 15 0 *Very Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen 210 0 •Dilito ditto Mountain,.l3 ditto . *Finest White Noyean, 12 ditto - 2 10 0 *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto ~ . 2 lii 0 Ditto Ohl Rim) Shrub, 12 ditto .".. 2 0 0 Per Gallon . . . Fine Fl avoured Ceneya I 0 10 a .• *Ditto Old Strong Ditto • , *Ditto. very Strong 0 13 . 0 . . Ditto ditto .1a mat& Bunt . • 0 10 0 , ` • Ditto ditto llollands „ . : 1 13 0 , ' ' • Per Dozen. *Ditto Double Brown Stout, 12 to the Dozen 0 0 '0 *Finest Old Ale, wartanitnl 21 Alontlfs old before bottled..... 0 10' 0 *Finest Burton Ale, ditto ~. 012 0 *Very . Curious Coniac Brandy, w a rran t e d t o h e ten Per Gallon. years old' - 1 15 0 *Ditto eurions Fine.Flaveured Old Rain • •0 1 t 6 ' Fine Old B. Brandy'...... • ,• • 0 10 0' Fine Old B. Hollands, superior to most Foreign l.O '0 Those Articles 'marked * are what the Company reocuumend as twin; of a move fniperior finality than what is generally sold, and of the finest flavour. . • • • Per Dolen *Fine flavoured VIII de.Orave,, 12 to Doz. r; ;s. 0(.1' *Ditto llaratli *Old Hoch ' . , I it,. *Dino Cpi•ious *Ripe Champogne 13,05. 'Uti , *Nonni!' Martinique o o ~. 130:4.. ed . Filr the couveniency • of 1116041 r, rallliiikS who prefer their Wines in lints, anti For . Cotthoisseurs in s t tperisn' Artietos,. the Company have seleiqed the moia. Curler's "WinlFs;"eic. and offer the following as the most choice that cao be pro duced :-- Fine West India Madeira; 1.1 pints -to the dozell, 3175. Old 'Bast Indio ditto, 'of the most exquisite flavour and quality, 12, ditto, 4k, *Ditto Ivlalmesey,Ditto, 448. • • *Old East India Sherry,of the most curious and scarce qua-, lity, 12 ditto, Us. *Fine Old Dry Lisbon', 12 ditto, Tils.• . • *Ditto Calcavella, 405.• • *Tort Wine, newlylbottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the favourite vintage of I SV, It ditto, 21is. • *Ditto,!of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine in the •Itingdom,• that has lain in a body 'lour 90 yews. This Article has all the softuess and flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Ir:on noisseurs, 12 ditto, 328. • *Luscious S'hruh, made front the fineatFlavorpred Old Rum, 12 ditto, 24 5 , *Ripe Full Fl avoure d Double Brown Stout, 12, ditto, 41. lid: *Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before hot tl44l, hot of the seft..t 19 dittn, _ MAILS.. Amity En- 3 Lisbon, I (inerniry, I Dublin, 3 W4criter4 , Dur.-3 Guttenlourgh, I I.lruzilv, 1 Iluligalaud. PRICE OF STOCKS, Tllll4 DAY AT 'MEM% Q't:LOOR. CODsoiS , ..59if ex. div. I Red. Atxn.. 6o} GO THE SUN. .3 ( )LENt (JULY nicEnt; rvki,ium AU IIkWIT • LOND ON,, rRIDAY, JANUARY 8, I'Bl3. NAVAL SEWS. Pl,Yarou . 1' ft, JAN . 6.--Two transports fray Oporto arrived here yesterday, under convoY the Plavuant sloop of war. We understand the jalouse sloop of war captured anti carried into Cork, four Americal 'merchantmen: Arrived the Mayflower, Wzmaitms, .from don ,and the Dove, COLL/NGS, from Dartmouth, . _ . This morning a boat proceeding. from' heuceu one of.the ships of war, was upset by a hearysel in the Sound, by whi c h a c c id en t, the watermall named JAG. 9,, and a . wrmian, were unfortunatel, , drowned. The bodies were picked . up shortly si tctwards, and brought here for interment. Evatouni, JAN. 5.--..Affived this dattie of 'l6;itt and - illar/boi:ottzh packets iron) Lisboih the former seventeen and t 1 latter five days P Bl ' sage his 1110jesty's LaTique had arrived there,. having fallen in with two French fri;;; lti in lot. '44'. long. 19. 40.; she sailed again on tiO 26th in company with Lct , Loir4 frigate 0" II On . the- • 20th tilt. < it- blew a '114331Y entice. g.tle ; about twenty-tive vessels were drivel) °II .shore in the 'Tagus, and 'seven lost on tae. Bar, crews drowned, sl,pp:sit:it to iie, Americans . ; 1 ° 11:lajestrs brig Relict arrived at Lisbon 011 Lite ` 4l ` i ttit. having thrown all her gni i i tlrz .Nnpareil schooner haduiso 'arrived ,ed; : the Pri.,ce Ernest- packet was roll unbm"( ,:tif and- received much damage; hiS . schooner Al /tea sailed for Bri'gland on the ult..; oh ;hr.:2oth the Duke of itiontirose-v:rket sailed from Lisbon, with Inuits, for, .3`...4 the 13razils. O n t he clay the packet left, ;I Op wai• and ~ several transports were woflti"- Au) the .i.'e.gus.—His Majesty's ship Diurned.:, ` 4.1 Convoy England, was to sail on theist insV ' . on the 3d in tat. 41.40. N. long. J. 17 ' lir saw a cutter on file, with a schooner in contio .) and a suspicious looking brig at some distort'' which chased the Marlborough for eight hour'. Neither of the packets bring any particular ile' c : t " LordlVgraaso-TON was at Cadiz, and expee tcj o Lisbon , on the 6th instant. The army P) into wirtter-quarters. r.„jj 0 .'.floc ! Carteret packer arrived yesterday 1 " days from Coruuna. DEAL, JAN. 7.---Canie down from the t .R I .('SS jMeliCil ) BATSON, BridEelhaigi, 1111414; anti the Mlas, MANN for India. by 'a JAN. 7. --Passeci las t t the llowna the Rhirks Vitreitc from the South Seas, last from St. 11 60 ' 4 * odd Arrived his M a j es t y ' s s hi ps C hristian rll4 grave, and ATiobe, front off Cherbourgit. LIVERPOOL,' JAN. 6.—The lle, f°l Halifax, has arrived in the Clyde, ja passage : s h e sa il e d i n company with a fiee"„qv der cPUVOy of three frigates and a sloop °t wO , The frigates intended going in quest Of C ol , l : ect clort,ltopoznessquad ron , after seeing the o'vefthe BankS of Newfoundland. - t fo Be rntd Sir. o j9 a o t John n n B le I. 7 l l A h lu tf Decem b er. . E le s c iikt train 114.11:411ig.: We are sorry to state th e total 1055 of 4 ' a d jesty's gun-b r i g Pl umper, near St. .1011"14' ninny:66k ; enly a few of her crew a re ; 31 " . P u The Bacchus, one of the LeareOus from Lochrcan, was taken by an America ° P r vateer off the Harbour; at Halifax. The ; .Q(ieeti Chgriotte, of 110 gnns, is prcp,rr . 1 for eciinrnissiori at Plymo.ith, : with all expedirv o l' i , The gin -boats of 14 guns, commanded by C" Gp minders, are to have their compleMent of In increased from 55 to 60 men. • ff , ;Letters from,Newfoundiand, dated Decembc r state, that his Majesty's- . slip z i venger was •COi 'y lost in the Narrows of St. John's: We are sorry 0;3 to state, ,th a t th e t own of 1 .4 1 ,i bourn, in the county of Derby, h as b e en , by a large party of frame-breakers, of whog% tructive proceedings we h ave l earne d the fa"' ing particulars :—Abont twelve o'clock ()j/ doiir tit night of Christm as d ay, t h ey forced o p en ~, and ent • Cl.ed the workshop of Thenniofi r k " - „,,-e detached b u ildi ng about 30yarda from' his 11°- . 00 in an upper room were e l even frantol, 'of which they d estroye d , an d e a t P it .the work up on the m, an d threw ti pa., , ts of t + . ,o out of the' windowS which they 'bloke ; 1 al.sb broke the needles of the other 6' 31 1'0 After violently menacing, and a pist ri i,d 1 1 / 4 1itchell; Who *as at his Chamber Window , 1 ,„", entered his dwelling house, throti,A the . win e , which they entirely demoii:il:cd ; here tbel v ' i i ii • Stroyed a quantity of earthen ware and a, looro glass, .and having been on the premiSiis about P ee , hoarS, and threatening. Mitchell with veogoi t ',4, should he attempt to give any alarm, they P 0e 1 ; 0 4 ed to . the hoitse of Matti:cn- N about 'ot n l'ep Bred yards' further, the Window of which they ' o il when being, it is supposed, alarined'hY a P f :ll4 WO 'chanced to be passing, by at the time; , 1 , 0 made a precipitat e retreat. At 'present no Clue been discovered to lead to their appreheirijo i b t O eeptiag a small hatchet. marked W. C, left in Mitchell's work-1i hop.--Th e following a paper was discovered posled tip in a 0 -P, d • CUOUS part of th e town signed Ned Ladd; !lonneing vengeance against the persons and P r e* petty of those who eith e r dye out or WYr 4 4uced Trices.