The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-02 00:00:00

If 3'Y fFiCndl a‘ ,. 1 : 1 -- night Mr. Gti.vs brought forWarti a IVlut ion Ij'il.;:le i loose of Commons, foi leave to bring in a :.II t° continue the An appointing Commissinn"s e t 43'41 I,,quiry, which Ad willexpite with the rrioltli:lnt Sel,sion. Mrs. Prrr observed , that it did i N 4 ' th4t the Commissioners would - not be 4 i)ls t " , I complete their investigation t int sThron . during the pre. 4 4 .7 t .; if, however, they should n . ot, t 4 subjed for the future consideration o .d Parka.at would 'l ll w ilt : whet her the Ad ought to be continued, an t) ""at eXtint. Sir CHA.ItLEi PULE, who is at . the , 4(1 ' l f the Commission, entertained conside!able 40 )4 i ti ~ a S to the taped iencyof continuing the lucioi rY :4111141euf W ar. Mr. C:LEVSMotion.was diSposed Y tilt Order of the I)4y. ' . '• ' r . ... , Po l l y . itto..„ no Wednesda. morning Ilia *IVI . Ai , ts; . - i l e w,.4417u no ,indsor Castle to Eton Oollege•. PRI 4ccompanied by the Prt iNC Ess of 'W. 11,4:ct4s etimttotre, in a Cartiage. • • The ,R 7.31 ii,,,, rvivoere r eceived by the Head s ot At. rs and . the F.lnnoatto.., ihaw ' ni ers, and the young Gentlemen, wilt) Were iiis , ft Yr) in regular nider in the great 1-111. Cal. R lIIIIIY condoEted the Princesses *over :he . ti,":ll!ntt, explained to them every P.articakr,:elaca: ' o„,llZ!tie 43t4hilahment. 1-113 MAI E&TY. ' lv ' • co qt le4 hY entult M i nsTit it,. RI Ux HS 10 1 1it1.414 Mot ,A F - ' dance Mr. VII.- • 141 . .Nkit s an— ITzROY, It:l'4'lj vilAil (1).:*3, Of Yns..K. and KENT dined .t.vit,h,,H.lns Vt dile i l l :' at the DUKE: of CVNIAERLAND !) 0 S ir ci'i at t(tw ' , • • .:-,. em., l'lktd .11t,t'L RUMB 01. D a . short time. since ~,,,,, di rtarwich in a Packet, forliellgOlOdi ain hit p i ? tt.' liatn4urgh, where he'is going to settle 11i,v,..4,tr ittrdirs, - *' ' ' kr (,;'l4Loish'Polacre Corrieptien,, from Vera Cr LI Z ':';114-4t t l? • little ri wick ivoad, sugar, and dolll L tr ..e * r i . s , • I.Qq, 4 4 0 Y the Pk-e/mythid *ertvateeri. °I —lv 4" 4rtivtd theft, 1 I LijCg r: 00 3 e tb ° F. of' Iv id toe ifor' . . • • iliel4 The 1, Questinn was the n l ou dl y Called foi; when , • 41 ; , i,r- - 0-:.:. .9i 1 - rot the Order of th e D a . y - Fur the'Original Motion ' . ' ' . .: 7; .. Majority --, .17' ,!hWhile stranger's- were 'excluded, - We- and at tilibehate on the subjea of tie , condua of the ,iile'Slierift.nl Middlesex, Sir W. - ;., _Rawlins and 11',1‘; Cot; litli was further adjourned to this da n ie b rmight'o rt the Motio no f M r. SR KR I DAN. y _ . iSajuuratil to Monday next. . . ,-• .. —• - 7: 1 0 'THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. . . str, ~, ‘ • _. ._ . I ' 11 " 111C10 3td L ett a r lately fell Into my hands, t," Perulai , of which, and having read the account -lhe dreadful. calamity 4ihich happened - to the, 't()Teirly•,lndiaman, I, thought I could not (-1 - ,. iltrwre patriotic au than to'cause •it's publication in one of the most respeetable of our j,uhlic' 1 ) 3 Pe r 3 ; 16 11 therefore deterinined to send it to the Editur - a l" THIt .St t ~ , • . . 1 " ,' ::. : lan,, Sir, - , your constant -Reader, . •.. "°. 20 1 180 ' P , 1 ro , fos. 5. . HILONAtib . 11 . ~,TIACT OF ~A LETTiP.' FROM CAPT. ROUGI-11:0N, .! . or. iIVERPOOL, To DR. WILKINsODr• it ,„ ~,_HAJ",,Ship struck a little after -two in•the after. . 1".; I.4l).9lll,twiti)l,es to,igew'arii of ti1i....1,1;Vi.1"1 3 'itlAfttrali .Wile from - •-shore .!.. : sOn'ie l of ' the peOPle , . t°t iim4diately -on shore,, part 'in the boat and _p art t/i.. hiitthniag. I cantinited on board until near %veto persuade the remtinder to attempt their own. al ty , , it,,,tiTt ll ); but as they seemed obstinately de. .11—hrttin tyLiiiresohit ion of continuing on board, - verii i 2Pojt:fily leave of them,"and leaped tir the I se i ::191ithdint wi t h m y ' cork. jacket on, when viofe'lltkilib'againgt, the spritsail.y ar d with such . kom„rnef,.sr I :wart (pike stunned ; -and I . 4ontinued ofZ ur nillie sport of the waves,' betwixt the bow Power 0 1 : ii), and the s p r itsail.yard,lisefore I had.. 1 i t . to Olear myself of the latter, • which at Nat. I tit 11)4 441, and then swam dirediy for shore : 11411'1%1)414es 'I received in quitting the Ship soon tri . e , t fil me- insensible., and .ilic9able of helping 14114141e,C.id, if it had not been for the cotk:jacleet„ 4 t - : flettitably have Perisliel, for, while that 1 1 ;7„ 1111 6 P I the aei and - : wind drove me on shore 4 4 ,, - •Jeiiple' were ready to teceive me. Ihe-next Nit'll 4,-ortin ui . ' I• found th-t nineteen of the ..:. , ti saved, ... to w ..i.vere saved, and eighteen drowned ; - . the Illet - 4: eie P ri nciPallY cbmposed of the best swim. L 4 longing to the Ship 4. some of them vainly -uu Metr rhat sl . i , - water cnuld not drown them ; But t 4 .S uch mountainous seas human strength is -.. Dot I o ' . ~ .ii 4it , .X.rtsource ; for, next to Divine Providence, lcir e t t t i te flir miraculous preservation -to the sf, thi t ,, l ", l l . tility of which I arn so fully convinceti bpd t ".,11ave recoinmended them in the strongest tad ° a ll ttlY aegaintanc e as an apparatus that no : ) , t0 3 : 1 . u . tii;ht to go to sea without ; and • when the ificille 44 nor defray the expence, /it b . if they were pro. kr Y th e owners it might be a means of pre. by ~„', tdQ man viluable lives to the community -; it %void i ' • ' ..,Ittati ( give me pleasure to find that .the above 41 w ; Lvie..migke contritrute to the promoting such 7' l ! icheme hic is the svish of,i it Q. vir, you most obedient Servant, • "SE TB . KAI GIITON.' 1 .... , ,,.......................... L.........:.;_;________:________;_ . • * Carnarvon pay.' , . ttiv. MAI LS. 11.i, 1i , . .: '. -- "I ntib Du E---8 Harnburgh, 3 Gotienburgh, - ho n. n, rt)utitin, 2 Watettiml.. -•,. . i i., ... PR-lell. OIF SToCKs • , , sessbis•`' •iiii .. . A •: vAT Tw tr . vu o.cLo.ex.. ‘ . . . 58 I Uranium '.... .3+ 4 : . ' . , 7 r . }l E ' SUN.: ....,_ ~ ......._._ , . , Al 4 ra (I IS' DICEILE FAL.sum AuiptA!? , . . • •":: ' L 0 111 L) 0- N. " fl.ertritbAY, MARCH 2, 1805% "........;,,_. Yesteiday a Court of D:teetoia was held at thi Ea;t India House, when Captain jAmas I-iny, of the Ship Coats, took *leave of the Court, previouS to departing for China dirca. The Court adj”oroed at six o'clock till Wed. nesday next. Yesterday the .LORD MAYOR held a Court of, Common Council at Guildhall.—After the proceed.. ings of the last Court being read, . . The Coal and Corn Committee laid before the Court their Report, in writing, recommending a Petition to the Hon. the House of Commons for per. mission to bring in a Bill for consolidating the se. veral Afts of Parliament relative to the Coal Trade into one ; which was read, and a Petition being prepared for that purpose, was read by the Clerk of the Court, and agreed to, and the Sheriff's, trended by the City Remembrancer, were ordered forthwith to present the same accordingly. The Committee for improving the Port of Lon. don, also laid before the Court a Petition. to Parlia. ment for.raising a further sum of 60,0001. for finish. ing the Canal' at the Isle of ; which was, after. being read, approved of, and ordered to be present. ed at the same time. Mr. WAITIIMAN called the-attention of the Court to the proposed additional Tax on Salt. He made . a variety of observations, spewing the pernicious tendency of such a Tax. After strongly enforcing the injustice of taxing an article so high, of which an equal, or perhaps greater quantity was consumed by a day labourer than by a person of opulence, he moved the following Resolution : Resolved, That the Article of Salt forms an essential in. gre.ient its the sfoad of man. That . a.y increase of duty th:ve•on wodid therefore be grieVous and oppressive to the Middle and poorer clasSes of the people,, and would greatly aggravate the evils now arising from the present excessive high price of so many of. the most necessary articles of life. Mr. WAITHMAN then proposed requesting the City Members to . oppose the said T;lx. Mr. PERRING recommended the discussion to be deferted, on account of the thinness of the Court ; and moved that it he postponed until the next Court ; which was agreed to. MOREAU, aec.itding to report, was detained in Spain, because BONAPARTE was afraid that he would be received 'With too much distiiiftion . in America. It 'was indeed natural to suppose that a Republican General would be well received in Ame. rica, flaying fallen a vi6tim to the ambition of a man who has converted a Comnir4l'wealth, at least what was held forth as such, into the, must absolute Mu. tiar.by on earth. It is now finally arranged that' His Grace the Lord ARC HBISH9P of CANTERBURY shall be en. throned in the cathedral of that .See on Tuesday next. The service will begin at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. The Rev. Dr. Nit,soN; the Vice. Dean, .will officiate as 'His Grace's proxy en the occasion. The Rev. WALTER BROWN, A. M. Chaplain to the Duke of Marlborough, and Rector of Wood. stock, was on Thursday installed a Prebendary of Caoterbury Cathedral, to which he has been pre. scoted by the KING, On the demise of Dr. VYNER. The late Military General Hospital built last • year at the hack of Chatham,is taken by the Board of Ordnance, and is intended to be convened 'into Barracks 11- the Corps of Artillery immediately. The 78th Regiment is not as yet arrived in the Downs from the North, although hourly expelled. It is intended, if possible, that it shall be dis. embarked at Dover, f rom which place it will have a short march to Hythe Barracks. Immediately on ill; arrival the 4th Regiment will remove from Shorncliffe to Canterbury. The 7 8111, which is 900 strong,. is composed entirely of Highlanders, And is tube made Light Infantry. These move. ments have taken place in consequence of the Bar. racks at Hythe not being sufficiently large to con tain the 4.th, 'which• is t zoo strong, in addition to the Troops already there. The deer that was lately hunted by HIS MA. tesry was one of the strongest ever hunted. In the course cf the chace he ran through a pack of harriers. They pursued him some .distance, but he appeared t o put t h em 4t defiance, fur he turned upon, and upset several of them, and they were afraid to approach him after that ; and at Hendon, when the chace finished, the hounds were so com. pletely exhausted, that they could not seize him, and he was at length secured by a number of the country peaple surrounding him, and entangling him with ropes, &e. The general meeting of the Norfolk Agricul. torah Society was fully attended at 'Lynn,' on Sa. turday last. The Premium of a .piece of plate, of ten guineas value, was voted to' Mr. BEVAN, of Richilesworth, for a crop of lucerne. The premium for preserving the greatest number of acres of turnips.. was given to Mr. RirroN, of Oxnead, subjeft to the inspection ?loci re port of three judges appointed. Two pens. only of ahearling wethers were shewn for the Prizes, one of the Leicester breed, belorigirig to ,Mr. JOHNSON, of KeMpsiOn• i the 'oilier, of the 'South:, down breed, to M r . Ht t. t., of Waters:len ; being' without 'competition, and meritorious, they :re ceived the second prizes of five guineas value. Mr. MONEY HILL, of_Rainham, sheived a three shear Leicester wether, which was slaughtered its Weight was z zst. zlb. and the tallow Zzflb. Mr. BEcHER slimed a two-shear wether, the Same which he exhibited last year,ia cross between a Wiltshire ewe and a Leicester tup : when slaugh. tered its weight wasr-Bst: tol. and the tallow r 3 1 b. At Bridgenorth Fair on Thursday se'nnighst, tat beasts (to sink the offal) sold from 6d. to'6l.L and sheep from 69. to 7(1. per lb. All kinds of good horses sold at. remarkably high prices. Hdpa from 31. too. to 41. Is,. per cwt. salt butter trout 114. to per gawp of 121: Old cheese from 0 . rsS • to 41. per cwr. • • - • At Shrewsbury Fair,, on Saturday last, fat cattle sold at small advance, but lean and barren at redu. red• prices. Sheep also were . somewhat ' advanced ; and pigs maintained former prices. There being many dealers at. the fair, good horses for the Caval. ry and Road sold well. • . The retreat of the Fugitives whose recent elope. ment has excited so much attention in the fashion. able circles is said to have been discovered.- 4' Some natural tears they drapp'd, hut wip'd them soon ; " and as the match was really the result, of afFrttion, it is - likely-te-end r lske-a modsi-ti Comedy, " in the Ihippiness of all parties." I iniart. of his on in' HO" uesent voting thnseif ace of coati' poker. when I pirt. in the be )ut A y frit ered is - . . orates In al by thl bow , dopers ;titAble 140 00 C$ sup cal h e g° boUI taun t ' e f og ' • 01 6 CO I 4 l b 16 SUN 1 1 1 gig t i n ol o l S S 111 th. vr°' NEW!: PORTt.*•;UTH, MARC!' r.---Arrived. the 'Beau molt Ctiwr, Danma . N, from S.M. • 610 the jenny, Ct. Fitt,- for London ; ihme, WADE, for Cork ; King, U,N6ERDOWN; N)rth Bergen ; and Ron Joni, SUMAiRS, for Sunderland. SHE xmiss,musk ' I.—Arrived" the illezriver Gun. brig. from the Downs and 3ai!ed again ; and a gutter from the River with. Impressed ,Men and Volunteers for the Fleet. This day L' Aft-ice:int was paid wages up to six months ; she sails as_ soon as- the. wind mAcrates, it now blowing a strong gale from the N. W. N. Yesterday William Dawson, a Carpenter, whilst at work on board the litiNchelsea, at the Note, fell overboard ; though blowing very - fresh, and a strong tide running, he supported himself by swim ming, and was picked up by the launch of that ship. A Court Martial will be• held to.mo:row on a Master's Mate of 1. 1 Airnahle, for allowing himself to be surprised, and the cargo of a Smuggling Lug. ger (which he was in charge of) to be taken our by the Deal Boatmen. Ships at this Port—the Zealawi, Inflexible, L'Affraine , Ethalton, %Vinci=!sea, Ceres, Magnanini,:, Lynx, Beaver, and Calgo, DEAL, MARCH 1.--Sailed the He'two Sloop for Ireland, and . Ranger . Defence Ship for Portsmouth. Arrived the Chijonne, and Cur lia,u Sloop, from Yartnmuth ; and jatotr. froo the Nore, and remain. In the DrmVns Monarch, Utrecht, Rutinlies, Trusty, Castor, Na...i.;stis,..l'.rimortalitc, Ctn.:nine, 'la son, lartraica. Arab, Harpy, Cygnet, Spy, Orestes, tlerales, Speedy, Zephyr, Bunetta, Curlew, Vulture, Devas!atioli, Pros Pero, Lucitcr, Volcano, Di s cover, Explosion, Argus, and flecla ; /lumber, Pretty Lass, and Lad Warren Armed Ships ; Gun.brigs and Armed Defence Ships as per .last ; Plurniti and Windham East Inthamen. RAR W ICH; MARCH 1.-- The Lady Fraxces Post. Office Packet, Captain FLYN, and the Dcrut, Capt. HAMILTON, bailed this afternoon with the. Mails of yesterday ; the former fur ilthum, and the latter for Gottenburgh. The ship ritz , of and frog N:w;astle, loaded with coals for London, has been on shore upon the Gunfleet Sand, and brought into this Harbour leaky. Captain TUILNER I of the Argos Cusrom.house Cutter, has brought in . a 'Smuggling Lugger ,with 314. half ankers of Geneva Anti Brantly, which were seized on the Suffolk Coast. Court, Fru. 24,—His Majesty's Frigate Topze, on the 13th inst. in lat,; 49. 30. long. Is% captured the General Alwreau French - Priviteer, of twelve guns, (t2.pou,,ders), and 88 men. The rriVateer had been seven weeks out from Passage, in Spain, with:Alt making any Prizts. The 7Vaze has at. rived at the Cove of Cork, and the Privateer has sailed for Liverpool. We believe this was the Vessel that formerly captured two of the New_ foundland Ships which sailed from Cork Hatbour, It was reported in Cork that the Topze had taken t wo valuable galleons. YARMOUTH, MAReH lho—Yeiterday SAN the Ant Armed Brig, with stores for the C?reizer Sloop off Osrerd. Arrived the Snipe Gun-brig, and sailed again td the Northward ; ;slid the Scout Armed Brig, front a cruize. A large Privateer was seen on Weilnestiay,- off ;he Lernun, capturing a Brig .and a Sloop.. • The Swan' Cutter is got off the Beach, .and brought into Harbour to he repaired. Remain in the, Roads under Admiral Rus I.l.—the mouth, 64, Nlajestic, 74, Ardent, 64, Antelope, io t o r and Cormorant Sloops of War, Stout • Wig, 'Lager and Fly Cutters. SouTltwaLD, FEB. 27.—About nine o'el•ek in t he morning of the •21 .- St' lugger.rigged Vessel came into our Bay, 'and having . every appearance of being a Privateer, four Brigs coming dawn from - the Southward, were very near running ashore neat. Easton, in their endeavours to avoid her. The weather was at this time so • hazy . ,that no signal. conk) be discovered from one . sig. nal poet to another, but tine of the Brigs having fired'alttrt to give the atatm, and the Lugget_laying under a small sail, out of the reach of the guns of Ahe•Baztery, whiCh were fired at her. without effen, Capt. Tx NL ING ) who commands here, very gallant. ly emb.tked in an open boar, with a party of .his Sea Fen.ihles, and ordering , two other Boats iS low, manned by the Fencibles, and some Met) of Z Ist ,Light Dragoons, proceeded • towards the Lug. ger, who, observing the movement of this hide Flotilla from the dente, made sail and stund off to sea. On the night of the 26th inst. 1613 half ankers of Geneva and two boxes of cards, were discovered in a vault at Easton, and seized by the Sitterand ? Boat. men belonging to the . Customs at this Porc,,and lodged in the Custurn-home. Capt. rEltioN is appointed to the command of the Far, Bumb.vessel at Deal. The Paloroas and Combatant Frigate, arc ordered from Woolwicit 50,Paffieet, to receive on board attic guns and ordnanec o sicnO, and to proceed to Sheer. nes, without delay.. On the afternoon of the zoth ult. the Fortune, Of Workington, Roob.Rs, master, foundered at the mooth of the Harbour of Kirkcudbright, and all un ho Ird perished. The Vessel was in batl43t frym Ireland, and was spoken with 4bout two hours be. -fore s'.l cam:. ail well. 'None of the bodisls tuve keen found. PROLOGUE 'rite ComrbY or 111,4RRY"OR 'lvor i U 4!;.1.(t R WRITTPZ I BY MR. TAYLOR. SPOKZA BY . aI:LINTON. TO smooth the haughty Critic's•fiawhing ...row„ A Female Author asks for kindness now : A Female, not a Stranger, we confess, But one all gratitude for past snccess. A Play's an arduOus task the Men admit, Though they pnses's the vantage ground of wit The task to Woman is . still more.sc_vare, And well may she approach with double fear. Custom to her that rangeof life denies •• • Which ampler views to lordly Man supplic;„ • lie, unrestrain'd, can ev'ry. Class survey That mark the Myriads of the'Grave and Gay ; Hence can his talents tike a boundless sweep, And richest crops of charader ralayreap. But Woman, fii."d within a narrow scene, What Genius slights must be content to gleau. Thus for the Suppliant of to=night we plead; Lest yOu should think site brings a inutley brzed, Of local hurriOur,ur of magic birth, For gaping Wobrier, Or for giddy Mirth. The Passions chiefly have engag'd her art, Drawn frbin the nice recesses of theheart ; Where some just shooLng into life she allies, And others swellik to a monstrous size: In WI, her anxious it,rpe was still to find Some useful Moral for the feeling mind. • T: form a simple Tale has hegn her aim, And Comedy would be too wi,ud a name; Al, humble shrub, it may indeed be found, . Bat not a baleful weed firona foreign ground. No--'tis her pride at least, if vain her toil, The Muse has rais'd it on the British soil. THE ORATORIO.—.TiIiS'SUbIiMo species of En., tert.iintn,n c , onmence.d for the Season, last ntAlit, ar Cinent Garden Theitse, 'under rh diredino 4 that experienced veteran Mr. -A:ifit.RY, with' The Illosidb. Mrs. Bt. AND and Mrs..AlIU were aided to the Vocal deittrtlnf.lnt, and easentially'c,int to the kenerAl merits of the Performance, BR AH MISSMUNDAY, DENMAN, and . Moser TOW, ate too well known to the pubic to need cular notice. Mr. MTLr.RR, from B.stb, m ifc nzs second appearance in London. His voice g ul .Vass, and ha sings with knowledge and arat. W en he is better known to the cutilic his taten.s wilt ha mare successful. Mrs, kite clottrraing . addit io(r to the Musical Carpi. , Sl'oe : ouc h in "Every Patio," • and. " I know )4h/it d.emer I,;v e th." ; The !mum was tvejl attc.,,,lz.d, Elia the Pert'ormances so tvelt receiver! as to promise a. successful season. - Mrs. M 9 Drury. lane Tbe3tre, hilt rii ht opened -a Subseripti.n.Concert, under retinn of her husband, in itittAnne Ph 'e, b. 1.1 an Aegatit auditory. Mr. IVIouNTAT dthi veral Arnaleurt j3ined in Duets 'and Trisds.. Mra. MoutirAtts's v.ucal - exertioni were much admired. A Musical Piece of four trim t!)r pen af CHER ItY. and a similar work, o! two ;Lets, 411) .hz respe.tidlale veteran flo.)K, are :ming the,ex,l,:tv..l novelties at Drury.lape fneatrr. e't, C.). meetly also is likely to come iutward it) tile cour;e of time present season. The Dotehesa of Gsaoott's can't-U.IW ZiMtr par. ties at the Opera .House serm to be resoinut s. ith such'echit, that her Qftce's Box im liktly tci iic the favourite haunt of the higher order of fahhioo,lble pry,n the jokes ‘i , hiCh have ;dread . ). appeared o the subjea of the proposed 'tax upoh iil., It is pro b.ible, that it will be totally inoperative with rile. tiOn to that purely 'attic. ". On Wedhesday the Wakefield Volunteers had a field day, "when -Lieut; Colonel' TOT . Tr.NII4I4 pro. posed to them; 'to go again to flarrOvi e upon k r . m'abent ditty for three weeloti which in opwi t ion teas acceded to,,with acciatnmioi:s EXTRACT OF A'LETrta nto:4 or' NVALEe4 DATED O , Pl'. 10, IFio4, Thq Fleet bound to cnina, left, us a few. days ago, cimaisting of ten Bombay Ships, three Bout. tray India men (G,attiar, trktmciNo, CireArcester, I'. ROD E RTs.oN, and Witlebela!a, W. Caere to al, ; alvn the Madriii Indiameni f. the C/1171 , 11, 1 NC:TON ; Marguir of 41ypHANNAY j . mad Rruirr. wick, J. L. Olt ANT ; with thG ifTalmerc aide, .ggNP, from Bencooeo ; and Thort.9l, .Stco'r:ro IZ, from S t .. Helena, under copvoy of Capc.'PA'a in the Caro. tiro , Frigate ; Grempir, go runs I.ledariatirile, .36 guns ; and Dasher,. 18 gurs. We also this.k the Bombay Frigate, 36 gads, and 4 4 ?#c4Udereagb, (armed Indianian), ItortaitrsoN, (if +4, v ps , • wouli join than at the back of our Island,..as we . have accounts of Admiral Li NOl'3 being a r ira v a• the rat olAtigust, in the ilfarttrga, 84. gum, witlythree Fri gates. The Belle Poule;36gtins, two Brigi,.an4 a Cutter, had sailed. funo the Isla of France 1,1(e-,21411 of July, to join their Admiral, or came to the' of Bengal. Admiral HART!‘iNcx was at Samot4tig', or Java, with two: or three Dutch 'Line ; of Battle Ships, half manned with Malays ; they lost the half of their Europeans at `Batavia ; weeitped to hear of a smash amongst then), as we 'have- a' Squadron o tci n .8 0 4 ie tit S C v V il, st cci o n a si a: t „ a 1 ing ur f,) , I ... : the he ri l , i r e e v m e e , Ar t d o o ' ,o -f , u , ll ; i 4 w g e c ir: '4 l77: 4 ;.l7b r iric 6 a 4 n ; d - S' e c;;;7e b , ° (7 1 7 . 3 4, 2 g ;'. u n n ' s A L l ' 5 11 " : " :;C turned from St. Helena." A very admirable Nay))let has lately made its appearance, which we would recommend to the im mediate and serioni attention of all Naval Charac !ClS' as well as to every lover : i f truth and justice. No Trad has yet been brought forward which has so severely scrutinized the conduet of the lateittarti of Admiralty ; and the Sensaiion which it has ex cited amongst the Politicians of the Metropolis is of no ordinary kind, as it cotnpletely refutes the charges brought against Sir Home Popham. It iv entitled " A Few Brief Remaritt *ft th e Ok ser . va _ thy, pssiblithed by ,tome Person: tappOreif to le c6 l ,' netted ' , wish the late noard; 4y CHINEW' . ..T he p ut)l 6 4 , mi. GiscEß, Pice4dlfiy ; and th e Author, whoever lw may be, ILts SO pre iourrilv c , tocealk-d hitn4eli, that Ate_ is tot4.l l *.Atakrittwo tv , :r to his tywo -Booksaler and Prints,..