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IMPIt:RI4L PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF PEERS. AATURDAY, I.IARCH 16. Tst Salt Duty Bill, the Penury Duty till, and the Niu tiny Lill, ‘tete read a third time and pass.ed, and a Messase awit to t h e Cointnans to acquaint them thitrewith.—Adjoutn cd till ' . HOUSE OF COMitIONS.' SATUILDAir, tvIAIKH 16. • Tat. ItCppft Of the . Comin'atee of Supply, requiting the Sums vutro in pursuance of Aildtesie4 el tneilptisc, and SUMS by itis Majesty to difiCtnltTermis, bronglit up, and the several ResolUtihriS agreed to. • A Mes:hig,t tram the Lords informed the House their Logi ships li.ol agreed to several put4lic and tlfint4 bills. The I ribli Import Dutie4, lriland.DOties Stamp DutieSi l'ostage Duties, and the Malt iinti s.olrit -duties Bill, were broug:it up, read a brat, ond ottlercd ip he read a second tune on Monday. Mr. Di CKE-Nsov presented an Aelnuntof the Bate of EX- Change at which the Bills were drawo tty Admiral Blanket ;nil Sir 1-I , iine Pt:4o.am, chains their itt the Red Sea. Ordered to be printed. The iluo%e went into 4 ecirrimittco reepcaing the Bounties on Sour; and the Report was orderod to be received tut Monday. - The Exchequer Bills 8111, the Expiring Laws Bill, and the Sur Draw'oack 13ill, were reset t 'si-cond time, cam 'thitted, arid the Report orderer' to bo.reaovd oti Monday. —Adjourned till Monday. . TO C'ORRZYPO:v.O44)IT4% riht &void ZOO,' from 11. 6.1 thr of ?Muter B rr y I .r • llainiet, $641/ grprar Tooirtortieti. MAI I.S. • : ry e a. . -z Vtlblill, 4 Waterford. .1)1Jr x+J rn~bur ti p ' 3 GOtteatligh, z Lisbon ~ 41Vat4torct. PRICE OF,STOCKS ruts' DAY rwsiLvacoo..ocs. Con;;015 OintlitlM: • ' • 31 Fl E S Lil, N. soz,eg Qui4 Dicatxx FALSUht Auas.kr ? LONDON, mormAy, NIA;t011 18, 1805. We have received the rms. Papers to the gth inst, from which we have extraCled the few articles of any importance which they contain. IlowteAxi& was expeeted to set out on his journey foi Italy on the Roth; but all the Papers are silent on thesubjed sof the Coronation of the new King of Lombardy it is'possible that the Usurper has been induced by the remonstrances of the Esarettott of GettmAtvy to postrone for a time the accomplishment Of that favourite prnjeCt. There are no further ac. counts respecting the Capture of our Convoy in the Mediterranean ; indeed we now have the most indisputable evidence of that which we at first only conjeBured, viz, that the details given in the rine of that event were given with its usual dine. gard of truth; for it appears from our Falmouth Letter, that eight Vessels belonging to that Convoy had arrived E Gibraltar; and it is very probable, that several others have escaped. With resist& to the reports which are industriously circulated in the French Papers, of the ii:MPERna of RIMIA bar., log accepted the offer of the Krvo of Paussia. to mediate .tvesween him 4rid France, we give t hem very tittle credit ; because it was stated, with equal positiveness, in, the same Papers, that the KING of PR1.1301.11, had offeled to,rnedl4te between this Country and France, though we know, from the best authority, that no'suelt offer was elier made: Tits CAptsin of a Vesiel arrived at Cowes from Cepton states, that the East India Ships larytth ef tly, Ciro'Newer, ifterhoer:Cad/4 , , /Pinarbra, lirw.crutirk and ThaAPier, arrived at Canton on thc Stb, 9th of Oaoher laar, accompanied by His M.j toy's Ships Grampw, Carchne i Dasher, 'and Dtd.i;sne4se ; the latter of which was disma4trd. We expressed our disbelief on Saturday at the report of the sailing of the Freud) Fleet from B res t : we have since Mick every possible Inquiry upon the subjea, bud we find that it is wholly dela. tote of foundation. Wu this morning received Ametlam Papars to tte trith ult. but they ere totally destitute of in. westing Intelligence, WE Art barroy to state that Adoicerhave been re. ceived from Botobay, 'announcing that the ttritisli Army, tinder the command of Genetal Lord 1141 C lo hitt COllie up with, defeated, and dispersed the Forces of Hotitmt, and that there was confident otpretation,of' the latter being reduced to coliplete tu t„ ri i'„i tin , The Letters stating this important and pleasing fat are dated from Bombay, the t oth November. at which period Dispatches had been ftccived hem Colonel MURRAY, of the ;3, and 1:orn General' Lord LAICII, of the middle of Ono. her s ,giv log the above intormation. The Gazrrie of S4turclay contains the barna Of. Account, word for word, of the unfortunate l).4e,it of Colonel Momstm, which' have already. prcsented to our Tteuders. Yesterday the Ittiym, FAMILY and Attendants teaV,:cd to St. Grotgc'bCh,irei, and het } rti as eXCti q lent Sermon by the, J.c v. Dr, Coorson, ir gtai hap, St, ji,hn, and 4th eerie, Mier Divii e Sir., vire, the P.A,P74L, FANI LY took an airing t frog. mart% On SatuttLty morning 1.113 NIA)I3TY tOa. the at'synrs.iork jf &iati.huntinit. ' FROM rifs FRENCH PAPERS. Mirrior, FEB. I2.—The Count DE Latt pass the spring and summer here. His wile and the Dutchrss D'ANGout,sAit will soon quit War. saw to join him. MADRID, Pea. r4.—The French Privateer L'harepide, commanded by Captain BA'? ASTR a, has captured and brought into Alicant two English Chebecks, of 6 guns each. One fi'ad r 7 men on board, and the other 26. There were found 3700 piastres Op hoard the Prizes. PARIS, MARCH S. —The Privateer La Sortiere, of St. Main, Capt.' Desna, entered one of our Ports on the am ult. She has made four Prizes; two of which were destroyed. The other two are a Brig of 200 tons, from Dublin. to London ; and a three-masted. Vessel, of 400 tons, front' Monte video to Comma. This Spanish Vessel had been taken by an English Frigate. La Soden , landed 26 Prisoners from the Prizes, PRENDBI.C t MARCH 3...-The Prefell has re. ceived official information that his Imperial Ma. jesty will pass through our Department during the present month: we with we could announce his Majesty's intention of staying some f ,lit ,our Department, tint ne w ill only, pass through itbn his 'way to Mount Canis, fimrsiit, MARCH 4.. —An English Frigate, of 44. gum, approached so near to the coast that it was thought'she was on shore. Our Batteries began to play upon her, when the put about and stood off. We do not know what injury she sustained. nidame BoNAPARTV has failed in her endeavours to effeet a reconciliation between hit - sons NAtto. Ottim and Luc II) she"has, - hoWever, interested the pore and TALLEYRAND on 'the occasion,„ and much is i)t'peCted from their interference. Tat,. LaYitialts is stated . to. have interceded for js Rom is likewise, . and to have formed a •prOjed for , the establithMent of these Princes in Spain and Por. tugal. General LAME: is to command the French ArMy about to be formed in the Spanish Frontiers for the professed purpose of aiding in the seige Of Cibral. tar. Thc' real object of tending French Troops into Spain is probably to take from that contempti ble Government even the shadow of independence. A Military Agent has been sent from Madrid to Paris .to arrange and combine the iatended opera. lion of, this Gallo.Spanish Army, and a similar Agent is to he sent from Paris to Madrid. The Carnival at Berlin was, this year, very thinly attended. A private. Letter from Berlin, of the /6th Feb. Ittites, that the Russian General WatvcztNosttone, having completed his mission, was on rise eve of his departure for St. Peterthttrgh, with a letterwritten by the Xing to the Emperor Atooca.Nnatt. The Ctrirts of Vienna and Si. Petersburgh are said to be decidedly , hostile to the intended Creation of a Monarchy in:Lombardy. Austria has:temonstrat. ed in strong terms against the change, as being con. trary to the stipulations of the Treaty of Luneville; and it is stated to be for the present deferred. — Prussia has, on the contrary, recommended the measure, as tending to eArblish the tranquillity of that Country, and as barring any views .or claims which Austria may entertain in regard to it, The French Army in Italy has, within the prep aent year, been rtinforced by zo , ooo Men from France, the greater part of whom ham entered Italy by way of Mount Genii. The Ottoman Squadron which was sent to Alex. andria early in the last year. returned to Constant'. nople on the 17111 January. Intelligence has been received front Gibraltar which leaves no doubt of •an attack upon that Gar. titun being meditated by the Spaniards, of Whose movementa and preparations fat that purpose informa_ tion had reached the Governor, through the me. dium of some Deserters from the Camp of St. Ruch'; and the most effettual measures were taken to intl. rate the attempt. The Declaration of War against Spain was received at Gibraltar on the 13th Fe. bruary, by the Art t phiou Frigate; which brought in a rich prize. For several nights before the Spa. the amount of 7000 i nto niards had sent Troops to the Lines within a mile of Gibraltar. They had a number of scaling ladders, and expened eu.opera. tion front the Garrison in case of an attack, as se. mat deserters had gone over to' them; bUt ails tempt was made. On 5 h 4 aoth of jantisry'it'tic. Mendoes storm did great damage to the sl4piatg in the /lay ; -upwards of twelve squate.riggeOtissels being wreeketi or snidt. A Transport, with 300 Men' of the ,7th Regiment on board, fenndered, and the men gut ashore without arips or, baglage. The damage supposed 'to have been sustained amounts to 200,0001. This unfOrtunate ttvcnt obliged the Commander in Chief to land au. the Troops and the Crews, although it sae intended that none should come on shOre till the 3oth, Ahout this time the Spaniards were preparing Fire-ships to destroy our shipping in the Mole. Another ditad. firl fliC3l 11l motored on the zgth o f Jan uar y., b y which 16 Vessels- of different descriptiona were wrecked II 43 • Stated: thatch, * Spaniards tire pre. paring the following force fur the purpose of an ex pedition against Ciilirallar Gun-hoar y, each fitted up with a gr . ate to hear, red. hot. slitAt ; to Mortaf:hoars, escit carrying a large mortiar; 4 linuiiizgr.bo d ts, cacti carrying a howitzer to ‘ thrti a.thell of 9 inches diameter ; 6 ,F eiiticcAs, a tined ; to Zebect for carrying . stores; z Auxiliery,Boirs, boarditig Vessels; I Boat, wßil shipwrig.his a nd caulkers s Corvette, 'of x a gum, a Receiving Ship; The whoir,sn be clomanded lay 1:ton1Flaor. cISCO MAultti.L, 4 RlO6l attive Can it 4 e 1 31 h ult. the Enemy's Gun-boats. carried a ; qv shi p 111(0 fltg es i r a~, snppostd toile the •Gtor k i Letter of Marque, 0116 guosi which sailed fur Mo. gailLire in the afternoon of the 911, and was bciFalmed tea. t Irtacked by thteeGim.boilta off Tatiffes . . h' 1 7 lIL NEWS. .',;_ LONDON G/1 2117 - ;; , . 16 Admiralty-OP,, March r 4, 1 SO5. Extraii of a Letter from I'. Rainier, Eq. rice Admiral of the Red, and Commander is Chief of Nis Majesty's Ships , and lies.sch in the East Indies, to W. Marsden, Asp dated on hoardilit Shiprident, 18th °Rohe', 184. On the 17th Mons. Linois had seized on some Country Boats off Massulipatain.road, who gave him the intelligence of His Majesty's Ship Wilhelmina having left that road a few days before for Vizaga patarn road, with the Princess Charlotte Indiaman in convoy, and accordingly he dashed into that road in the forenoon of the 18114 and-commenced a furious attack with the Marengo and Frigates on His Ma. jesty's Ship the Centurion, of So guns, whom I had a few days before substituted for the helrnina, having ordered the latter to proceed to Calcutta with the Bengal and Asia Indiarnen, who had some treasure on board. 'For the particu. lars of what followed I beg l eave to refer their Lordshipi to Captain James Lind's Letter of the 19th, whom I had given an acting` order to corn. mild that Ship in the absence of Captain J. S. Rai. flier, left dangerously ill at sick quarters. The Sal. lant and spirited conduel displayed by Capt. Lind, his Officers and Crew, in•thedefencet of His Majesty's Ship Centurion against so great' a superiority of force, under every adiantage•on the part of the as. Indium, with the complete defeat given the French Admiral and Squadron in the citoolosion s meritsev6y , encomium, and I trust will be honoured with. their Lordships' approbation. For my part, Jdo not he. sitatc to rank this brilliant . *dean with the moat famous of the defensive kind recorded ill the an. nals of the British Navy, . • His Majesty: Shit Centurion, its Fix , Tett:AlN Roads, Sept. 19, 1804. sta, Yesterday morning, whilst at anchor in this road, and waiting till the Indiaman, the Princess Charlotte, and the Country Ship the Barnaby, the two Ships you directed me to convoy to Madras. were loaded, three Ships were perceived wider the land in the soutli.west, coming down before the wind, with .all sail set. .About half past . nine A. M. it was seen that the arrange Ships were Ens. mica, and were at Line.of.Battle Ship and 'two Fri. gates; the Line.of.Battle Ship hoisted, with her colours, a flig at the mixen topmast head,t nd I be. lieve was the Marengo, Admiral. Linuis, and I shall so call her in this Letter. The Frigate.appeared to be of 36 or 40 guns. For the information . ofilie Convoy, the signal of an Enemy being in sight was hoisted, and soon afterwards one for the Convoy, as they were best able, to put into a port in view.— This wait done that the two Ships that. we had undist convoy might get close in shore for rotation, or, itnecessary, ,to be run on it. Thelarnaby complied with"this signal ; ,she ran in shore, hut unfortunately afterwards got into the' surf, and Was totally ldat. AbottolovrtaM. the headmciat:of the i Enerny's Ships, a Frigate; was about half a Mile from the Ceo. union, without any colours' flying. Several - shot were fired at h er . About the tame time the cable WAS Cut, and topsaits sheeted home, which were al. ready loose for th e purpose ; by this means • the broadside w as brought to bear upon. the Enemy, and . prevented th e Ship being boarded o r raked by this manoeuvre, likewise, a )frigate,that Was withini ble's length of the Centurion, and appeared to have an intention to board, tot a close and well.direded broadside into her the 'Tatlion soon became gen era l ; and the three Enemy's Slops di r ected their lire on the Centurion, their only ob,,jetft, for the Princess lotto Indianian had very' early struck her colours. The Centurion stood in slitsfe, the Marengo, and one Frigate on the starboard quarter, the-other Frigate :on the larboard they went all less than half A Mile distant, and kept firing, the Centurion re. turned. Her fire was chiefAy dirertted against the Marengo. About a quart 'r before eleven the French Ship stood to sea gild immediately after this I got on board, though 'with mach .difficulty and danger. I had been on slaote to expedite the sailing of the Convoy, .end wii)4 nor present in this early part of the affirm, for, tNI now, theteniu. rion had been under the dire4ion of Lieutenant James Robert Philips, the First 'Lieutenant, and, before I mated any further in this Account, permit the to notice the judicious condua ott.this deaerving and old Officer, and his gallant defenUe of the Ship againat : aiamperior a force as that of ti t s Enerny.— titepe t .;% his conduct will be thought worthy of a reW"tire and that he will be esteemed deOrving of promotion. On coming on board, I found the sails .end rig. ging so Very much cut as to tender the Ship pot in '• slate to be workett, and, therefore, anchoreiAat the back of the surf, about a mile and a half to the Nortft.east of the town i this situation was the but had in my power to take, both fur defence a,t)d to !invent her falling into the possession of the EINOmy if overpowered. A battery of three guns at the town, under the command of Colonel Pampbell, pf is Majesty's 74511 regiment, had kept a fire on dike Enemy whilst within reach in the ItOdstead,but now', we were too far distant to receive any support from it. I sent on shote to requestluns•rnight he brought on the beach nearer us this was a thing, I h a v e been since convinced of:totally itripra4tiCahle, or it would. have been dune. We prepared again 'Lt. action ; and whilst thus employed, the Enemy in the offing,. woo and stood towards us ; the Marengo, a f ter h av i ng repei l ic i oy tried the range of her guns, came to an anchor abreact of us e at about :rt .mile distant, clewed up her topsaila s , furled her courses, and commenced cannonadinvi This 'threatening appearance of being tietepnined to 'persevere anti to succeed,. only served: to animate the officer; 'and Men of,flis Majesty's Ship to greater egertions of defence with :the lower deck guns, the only ones that would reach the Entity, :Pr she was too tar distant for; the . carronad,es, but. the' Enemy's shot resehed,ns, the mean time, o ne of . the Frigates kept under 4Aii On our quarter, and nearer than the Maren4o, an& ann o yed us much by her fire ; the other Itrigate 'carried off the Itidiaman rfrorn her anchorage in the road. At a gutter past one, I ) , M, nearly two hours after this cannonatlink , , e 0 , ...t1 m ,r jc re .a. ;: i e : e: vnia a s . n tc d ount w d., htaiocnl,sil sea. By s ip . I : ll3 e ayc n dwaes k tio e sttnio l ni i er t enit. o ,..lo3e c 1 ,01,4,a., i • ja • tl ici : tsieir,te,r " nita ' iiii s s: i ts: g i :1 ssigi.lO,dttt on lintli sides, the Marer , - I, ;:i., .. , further oir shore before we brought up with 111 sheet anchor. Ntrlien the Marengo fast made sail. I supposed she intended to make a span -weld', tack, and renew the aetion nearer, and male all necessary preparations to receive her ; but 114 ' Frigates and prize Indiamen stood to set, whi little betbre sunset bore up to the North.ealti 10 ' wards the bottom of the Bay. What damap Attll Enemy has sustained, or from what cause they dined further contest with us, I cannot tell. After this foil account of the transalions of ale day, I feel it a duty incumbent on me not only to repeat the high sense I have of Lieutenant Pi lili P ' services, but likewise to i n f orm you , t h at &other Lieutenants of this ship, Lieutenants Davi.d ?fi n e( Richard Coate. and William Fairbrother CatrOf displayed great gallantry and spitit on the tab the last mentioned, Lieutenant Carrol•ell4 skin ; a young . Officer, has seen much service, and 0 h b ls commi:iston of Lieutenant is not yet conittned I my Lords - Commissioners of the Admiralty, elit, request that you will be pleased to reprefe°; great merit, to induce their Lordships Lodi! 1e..., the 'zeal and energy of Lieutenant Wstrinji• of ' ' Marines lam much indebted. . Ole To insert any thing in this Letter in pale° behaviour of the veteran and gallant tray of 11 % it Majesty's ship Centurion must be reedkestie,,r; , Si.G. who are well ' acquainted with it J . but ; . F o 7,_ refrain from saying that they displayed greater 9 r i ' ence . and cool courage, and the good dliele i ll! to the ship was conspicuous, and does great emi t ilis their proper Commander, Captain Rainer' i o Majesty's ship has received considerable &DO . her mast , yards, and rigging. The forego!, mizen.masr, and main yard, are badly wounde d ' 1 / 1 1 1 shot remainas several the sm allcr bottom, niuts between andYviradrol ' It o :IP , ter ; one came through into the guntleet s IA - room, but for your full information of pall i n„ cs t s t e u h r s e r s aine a l ° e c sustained D a i a i i Pa nie th n n e le t in t n h n is er' s detailed,bo ats w r a ci i i n p ' r e t t s 'ali f ili; P l s .° o : attained. It very few men, considering the long . aloni 0 4 is wi oo th f p u les a s s ur t e hey ia l c i t l u ‘ s e in hc i e f o o r o ct t a o t suffered; none were killed, and only ntai., ip , one of them is since dead, the whets so o : 4 " an ce parent danger. I have re ceived *BOO Wni A, that this ;Gee could afford MC from c s .7 l4 ki, Campbell, of His Majesty's 74th High , {rant 41711entht,aCcoomtnmpaanndri:sigseOrtyliatnetrso,f busht Dcisitvtlial ea i i t ui t i citi. tars, at this Settlement. I arri 44C. y 100 ..(Signed) JAME. S P Peter Raimier, 4.9'e. tic. ' : 000 [Here follow some Utters, annotllleir! , the f9llowing Captures 1 A List of the Enemy's Shi p s and Vessels tsktor d t t 6e, and recaptured by Ills Majesty's Ships malt,. WO' ;nand of V icc-Adiniral Rainier, in the East Po i " To t tu l , i r e te: 3 : i ti s t.l t s o xh i liipn li c e . c iar r i S: ic 3. o a f n i d 2 t 6 i r t i e u : s t s a t n o d t INi; n v. ze t a ll , o l 4 a l tnl nr oat T .. Albion anti Sceptre, Dec. l 21. ilk 3, in I st. I dag ...' lila° ill', long. 9s deg. 2 , m i n. E .....Franch Chas' Nip,- .10 w,. F L ipenzot _ .*Plogie, of 4 guns (4 -pounders.) ond Or t011,1‘2', 1 , Pa), Ammenetoe, _Dec. 14 1803, elf Cochin. - "`"T iaao"" Freres Unis ot 8 t 'creed r't 0 14 1 34 .. e. at„ . .l, g"n4 (g alit 8-uCar!' Pi , ,e lan , 1 1 ,0 lan. ,64.swlist,s,ofstnimi 20junrntenolutia.k_enIrhaewiniF4e$ , i . ..., . .0 tons : taken by the Caro ii .: c o, ..,,, ,a l gt i oru l indri t s l i : :(ll9 l td. : 4 l4l.l l oeti o lian t ib:f l yl i c e sri t :h i .e g es a a,c l l . ard - io r rlicei r anne e vc n yi ct lFcs i ,ir S rbi ti rio i 4Lro p ..A, C: ki e boi r t )l4:ll 7i . l or l oot ti r. w e ic i in ;i tt,loo7 7 o, l 4( ; "Q t a ajtets Oerls 9 1 4 c -11 4 -l a c t P34 . :Y r a 4 e llss u il d r. ilc i d e n i j e i g ::: . 4, 9l2 l 4)d l B : : 9 m G.Al tn l e ut i t. r i glut :i l t . :a i el i s sa l in e n l ; ;:lo alin : Bl l! 4 . l i C; : i 'sl a 4 ::''l l r ' , l l i c ilf l i t. ;:; (;-s : rE' s a l Er Ai rle . t p :l S c i n elhl'i l: W°S E d 1 ibr i lltt i : 11:1 : 0 1 1 1: ;:c1;11.1 , 1 0, 111 taken by the Sir Edwin! II gi .s liultaman , IL I ' , 1 ' 0 11$11' (Signed) e Lisoo' 'to not9ce Pt s . tMheutg.iriavnutte of f f a th S e pii K n i i t s t h r i' P r r i i v v t a t t et. e4 t r :,.?,llt l ll l i e 4 170 men, mislays from St. Andero, attar .ni 1 , - ified..-",,a. an a hour slid a half. The Ki tt y moons man "" Ow ,• d ngerous!y W4Uftiled. The Spaniards hart NU! •L't e i f feetl 'wounded, .„.( 1,11 ,11).-- ' I his GaZette likewise contains the section,- . son's retreat, *c, i n India, as already publis.- of P so vr g ut o t n zTr a , p M tai li. o a; „ : iN t6 i . c -zSailed pp ''' ...........rs..-.... •,,,, the C 1 ~...,,,tllis and ' Ville, David Scott, Earl Spencer. IFru f " ) - ; (p ia . ; , e ‘ li o bruos, East Indli Ships, .ind the — II — tit 4 „ s tiol! y r igl Portland, Rlistidetk, end ,wars, South D ra ' ' 'leo under Conroy, for the Downs ; the /Pror'' mi l ts w iino i d t o l e i p, tocwfoovintatoroyrisf:hircp:iiii(ietrzherne.4ld.radiart: sinhaodir,i4::::` A Arrived the Urernie Frigate from a Cr;' ! C ors i ~.., • T R AIA 42 ~ the Spanish Brig ..Bolearti eNtieria, t... Apt. - ,elf' d s 4 '' g from . the Havaiinah,' laden with logWO 1 , di511,,,. I. Or aired .by the Latona . Frigate ; a nd tit. , , r,', 4 ,, frog 0' Brig Pa 1 Captain n rumet, —rt-sammis "- .' ' me' h e it B A ' laden with wheat ! &c. detained br /"- at, prigaie: fogt,t . , Arrived the Provideeig• flPloloe ito . t i e Salo. ' r, tents 0 the A n, e v a a p it t i l lt i 6 re le d I s c o t us l ~... - tirtg, captured by t h e E„,/,,,, im ior Pi" ' I X ouernse- , ' . h I " tl ,), passed by yesterday to t e , os ilio SbPyantlii'ehUSrhair;;eoll ;:glwauter,la°ol-- ' '4l I : :ailed the Freea'e and Freirtdibr't rilll sian for St. An4olil. CoVicS, MAR.CII 17. led Po o „....... -- s3i i the Rand 4,evderram, Captain .14EGet,tiffs>, la" in As ll yes trrotr ior c op!: bagen ; 'also the iyvvid4.,,rj,,r, Capts , -. • , for Tonningen,` •• ''• ' Cape • Just arrived the American Ship Biati ldi L O h . i vitil f , . EDWARD I)OItAI.ISDir, frnM Can""A .-9 , ot' haiikeenit, arid'eas`sia, foe circlet's. CsPalim Dotter taa sou informs , that on the 7th an, .1 ' 9 th CO OI4 last the following East indiamen a rrived °I d, lb. viz,—the Gla um: the Canton, the Braoo esidli , t If f irk fir g ,f O f Marquis of Ely, the Cirrxecerter the 1 we", the Willa:ll,a, and the Tkamrs, un dir .. e t qt 3tl ; tqed ;toad th e p t) 4 t4 O Rail; 14.1 4 i. A Pt,