The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-31 00:00:00

13,1NK OF ,FR ANGE. V*ll.o, OCT. A.---YOsterday a General 'Meeting of all the ProPrietorS of . Bank Stock . was held. The substance the repot', made to them by M. P. 511. RUGM/i, was as follows The tank, in the con7Se..of 'the year, recend stuns on act:emit of its old debts, which are reduced CO a meta trifle. It has sethrities tor about 10,900 francsi.'which will come srecessively into payment. A ions of 184 francs has been•sustaihed on dit.tounts by forgery the crilprits were discovered ; hut justice has not yet been able to seize , them — the Special Tribunal is at this moment proceed ing apinst them. Government has thought proper to take into its, own hand the management of Letteries, with . which the Sauk has had no concern since the month of Thertnidor., The amount of • sums paid .and received haS been about 4,500- Mil lions. Discounts have been given to the amount of 630,870,3.6 a francs, without.anyotlicr loss than that . , above mentioned. The reserved funded can it'd ont in 5 per cent. 'consolidated, is 5;099,257ft% producing an in terest of 485,031 fr. The disposable reserve is 047,574 fr. The dividend of the first half of the year 13, was , s6 per share, including . fr. for the interest of the 5 per eents. The reserve acquircd,by cael'i share is 33 fr.. diviiieral of the seCond,, half year wits 36 fr. per slit:re, iticludii - ir, f fr': for the 5 per cptits.: and the reserve upon each i4ltti& was; to' tr. 62' c. The whole year':. dividend on each share,' there f ore, is 71 fr. and' thelotal rCsid*e.• fer the eerier is 32 fr. 77 c, making„in all, 103 fr .. ." c. Which atrtpittlts tfi it) ;i7stiri - per 'cent. - on tife;' Original ca pital.. All titeai.:4erved:sldeli acquired, he pre-', sent ; time, aniounts . 14,1\11:',.fr. 54 c.. pt*r share.' " Each cif year;' Getitlemen, vv illi;msndonbiedly, he ready jo 'ask, why, in'aludi an evileritstato=of ab4)- kite prosperit,; 4 'lllo'.finnic has . heBn 'ottliged to with hold the payment of its notes io specie r This no cessitylas. been occasioned by. clients which it was impossible to foresee, by the extraordinary and ill- Stantaneotto'removal of the crowns Oita) whichsup plied the :general circulation, .in conse- , . Buena: of their mOrnentarY destioation,, cenld 'not be iinincdjately reserved ; by contrary ei lUnSt nfiCeil hich, riot ‘vithstanding the most jitacionS measures, it. was not possible , to preys'' t, the Deiy-irt mews were . subje&ed to various incidents Which contributed to produce a temporary sor i :4 , y of specie. The laid having, from r the nature t its operations,' become the. , common centre Of :the major part o. cominercial , negotiations, it is from its funds that the depart, snouts, and those who am embarked in any kind of undertaking, procure the 4iecie for which tky have occasion, The demand irtereased in proportion to the difficulties with which the Bank had to 6tittizgle in order to lump u:) its R....A:n.0,1 stock: , 1111 the List an average stun of from 16 to lb millions wa for all its services. stoat. so impOrtant, taw! , :vhich was found to be in ,Was a suilicient proof of the disadvan tages of the individual .commerce of Paris with the Departments. :The unforese,en events of the year • kippear to, have:inereased it; 'They are already Well known. , "Ilt is but too probable that malevolence 1u s contributed to the ,extmordinary ilia which has all at once been made on the reserve of the Bank. It is certain, that till I2teii, the daily payinents (de du4'ting the receipts of Paris, and excepting: the itionth`s of payin:4 inttwe:it) did not Oteeed .5 or 600,000 fr. la the three lint tuoptlis they rose pro , Iressively to 14 awl t kinlcirerd thousand francs per day. 'These three 1.14 months particularly drew the atlcMiOn aw.1.3 , 5\ - cvnors. t*::.athing had bit Yen negleaVd,; the ditninie ifin of - rliticiottnt - 3, extraor ,dinary arrivnk froto 1!; , Interior, purchase 'of , ; , •er , ' reason tit this . l'sirttple. In ti,:' e.itits the tiayment:s, IX the Wok is to 103,000,060 those of :the I:, “ , o fr,1116;,, , Here is ti -clitfrrence of ;, which •is the aim - Knit Of t • ff o rence look ph.:e not witiatt.y:.,,:; , 7 `. ! purchases of pt,44tres, rliteit'proceited trintoi darirts this halt- year, " The batik relied fin a reu 2 littaticg o foui: f tits of. ,i.vone.l have produced :2) te.ill'ions in croysns. it hive arrived in Y'ruititin: and in Vendennaire. rentittaneit Wa3 dc . :l4vc.cl. It is p!rticularly to cirevitti stvnice, uncontronlable cithcr ,our, will Or our po‘kOr,. that tile in ulticiency of the itleas,ttreg and . • t he r ,,,ources for proenring a siipply of speeiv must be ascribed. " Ivleasures, the most allive and' the. irto,t ex.tt n. save, were taken the, umitient the increase; or the payments and, the tirrOortainty of the resotlrees were. perceived. The Cloverours hr tie that tile Public will not all to experi',.-.nec thcir good ell:eds.: WQ are nosy iii tllO rOOrall when the cbntributions arrive with facility and inabundauce, possospiei good Os(Yts sotlieieot to jostjty the presumption, that theivtenverston into will 'fir ilit:4.te the vtieans of scion trturning to its Ordin.try Its entbar- Tammint is only relative, and for that very reason it ought to give no wriotis concevo, f l at: ,it luis' fur nished mlstrust with a .prett,'nt tot exaggepting dan gers, Hence has .arisvri) ti ob-4.itrunion,, the ette4ts of wlnelt are felt every day. ti - r • • In tact, (.. w ittleaten, it haA been 41emonstrawc1 to the.Govcrhorsi that, in ordinary viruf...s, :.,00,000 francs in crownti. alp` suitieiein to supply the daily cirmdation of the capital. Li d of Ventietulare the It ink ha, isst.eAl oott,ooo , ii att cs per illy, t,lc deitratitt 'O4 not. wit . 'llo' '(117 ininished. But Wiens it is c4,ii:iid4,':red scarcity is not w t tiitandln,4 paypilettt of nearly I 1 tttilliott itt ernsvw, in the .ipace of three weeks, we a r e toropted to ey,cribe it co pidity, oft this tentporary ctisis; and .to the ini,trust Ns't,tcll incteaieS . in the santi: r atio as the s peculation loweve s of eupy llth eel ; capital of the Bank remaioi.,- I rI t O 'nd it has been akigittented by upwank of six mil -Is4one of • Ow hills to w htnistrtv;t itcnied di scr edit was eVer isiued from the Hank without being, proviously rt'f'presontNl 'by their full Finally, .the of, the Barri( i, such, r-e hi reo esent i 4 4. 0 ,4 t. if: tile -ta qt.. of aft, .ts wci ~,r t, attaed'tc.l I:tut Whi4l tKittis Ore -.brought into ita pow,(Ni re iron, the i:» riot one of tho,eliotes, the N-payrtleAt Of wliic i tx I n Ilptcie, 13 n.t insured ntiii iatl. a amount isqn4l to, twice its indic ...t.m;ghment ,01 this kit4/4. can of the'Austitv Army, urtier the ," , rchdake Fottni VANDa had, however, cruse.! the Danubse, and had it said, taken the whole of the French baggac4e; which in consequence of the rapa match of diet . ' Army had been left behind. The loss on both sides, in such deverate andiongeettitivowteo4itiarsitailaze... been immense', and the frelicli`, ‘,,thiiugh ciaorious, can hardly be in a _ situation to face' the Russia - rt, Army-, augmented, as it must of'course have heeuz by a very considerable Austrian force. f , tl more seOurify, More nurnefonf motives for pub- lic confidence. " Ur4.ptsl;tedlyi Gentlemen, we ought to en deavour to rime our pigments in specie, and to e...iert cvey - efort ter atutitl that objea. But you will 1ik.0, - ie admit, that this 'desire ought to be subordinate to the wisdom of a foresightrAore ate cessasy .than ever ; and that, in consequettce of the mac hi na ti o bs o f mistrust, it is -prudent to wait till the reserved' feud is provided with such. an abund ance tor to' prevent the credit 'of , Use 'Bank from being.again comprotnied by immoderate demands. `the moit . important , duty of ' the. Govet'ners, at the present ,moment, ,is, not to lo se , sight of the daily ,necessities of - Paris , with regard to sp,cQie., nor the inconveniences inseparable from A too great ~ carcity of the circulating' medlnm. It therefore hehovss them to employ the utmost circumspec tion in. their suture - meastireit. - Their eagerness, laudable without doubt, ought not to expose this great City to a want which might occasion the I heaVie,:it calamities. " It l's necessary for the Bank, the Common cen tre of operations, to,;consider what would be the res - dlts to itself of a;qeat, commotion. This conside ratio,t has made still. tripre apparent the necessity of contThulag the diArs,ntien.of aids i it has negielied nothing, to obtain.the object it was its duty to keep in view `u nder such circumstances. - It isas provided for l,i,e mast isrg., , ent wants, and has eiwloyed every means to restore tote ahunClance of specie. It has been inspired with new hopes of the arrival of the pia.itres, the delay . of which - has contributed to its cfnbarrithstnent -, but whatwill prove still snore effi cacious, are the wise and vigorous measures taken by His Majesty the Emperor and King, to render France tritinpllant over her enemies. Yes, Gentlemen, the slip eeSs of his arrn will , d6pose every wind to c 904 I:4o'..V't.',viiiic4,4 glorious peace will consolidate, The lipecie .cenceided, a boarded up, will ttgais return 1 into ge!:eral circulation; This crisis will. only serve to convince the incredulous, that, with its system anil its capital, the.Banic can never experience any i but tempararyetubarrassments." A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning. The following is the only article of inteWgenCe it con= tains : STRALSUND, OCT. 17.—The joint Swedish and Russian Armies, to the number of 30,000 men, marched, yesterday from this place . and its neigh/ . bourhood--thqir destination is salcl i tp lianovttr. • v. TO TI-f. f",1)17'01.1 1.1.? 711 . 4 SUIV. f,tll, I ohieryo a Letter in. Tun atit ! . of ',Tuesday from the As.dslant4djilsant-General 'of the I,:iste-rti Dis trict, in which Lc seems divie:l:ied with your in serting a Genciat Order given out by. him, which you - had copied from . The Jp,swidt,, yarmoyva, and plain neold. Having be.en accidentally u the. grceotici when the Order was givcn out at Ipswich, , I thottAht it a perteilly harmies.h, and at the :fame time an interesting . pantgraph.• Aa sticl) it was iniertt'd in The Ipswich Herald, - in which whatever• can be Of serVie:o to Government wilt Akvays had ready admittance,.• aud overy.thing of a comyry tendency he anxiously eKtitvled. have 1.16•0010 - tt) be, Sir,. • • Your must ohedient.humble . ,Srvant, E4itor of Out j pswiol Herald.. .1;1 . .;.ich, OR . 3e. ;Sny. MAti,S. I)ot.—z ILinburgh, G vite•ainit4}l, tisbon, 613461 in. 8 Wmerl6,(l. PRI( gTOCKS THIS DrtY AT TW et..VS CfcCOCX. scq Red. Atm. - Copsol S 0 N. 41).1,8t. 1 quls rsiLs,rcr. rAt.:.vA;`4l,itSliAT ? . - LONDON, 711uPstany o , ()cltOuttit al, 405. tliat'th'G Cinards„ Gmeral. PAgET'S Otntt.l.3ll\dooit).:'s • Brii;ade, :and Gene.l“l DoN's G1,1111'4.1 to-day, aa the wind ha'6 . tihiftoid`tolhe . caitarly gales . the Dutch,lvrre lost their fin st ' ._ Fridate, the Zec.pard (or 3ea-Horsej, which having partztl from 11;.v anchors iii the Te%el ; drifted, rain ahore, and was completely Vilged.. WE, %yak:A the last moment in of 110 . 11)2; to communicate to our Roiders sortie fr:.)Ln the continent.• Two Irambargh Nails are now title, and Paris and - I)ilAch Papt;rs, three or four (1.44 hitter than, the last arrivals, inight have luten eXpeaect. N 0 11C. haVo howeVer arrived, We connot tlirefore add 'to the: f4tatement3 we Have alvelrly siren vesireCtiin the.. operations anct o r the, Annies. criSiS 50 peculiarly impirtant, the lutelligeneeby the next atthlltslntat partic7llAily and it we nhtain any in smarm ept day, we . *hall titop the . Vress, or. 1)41)1'1,1 - 1a S.:!cond \Vv. hoc little to atta' the olmervatibrvi we yeste4ly thadt: tipou the uni,otrmibie hit :11 LIS~:ac ly •reached u 5 flO'l.ll c.ncle;t“mr,.:(l, to prove the ittiprobability of the Yroneh accuttat, of the total debtruetion of the Pr is the praaice of a certain Opposition Print, whatever< disaster may occur on the c otitinent, to vent its spleen against Mr. T 41.7 .4 • and to lay ,the whole Warne on him. The Paper alluded to has this day made a heavy complaint beeau4ethe Forces of this COuntry have not been employed 'M otl7,opc• ration with thoSe et Austria. . The Writta, how , tver, has forgotten' that he has th - ten-sald it would. ..,be in the..highe: , a , degree- it to waSte . lkitisli }flood. for what he has s bti‘en itleasid to, ge.0E9 1 ..k.t. tuere:Continental Objeas.' e lie haS forgotten also,* or chosen to forget, : that he has of ken l said Aus tria looked with contempt ' On. Our -e 'Military as sistance, and only wanted , Qin: money. ,We tea aincere,t'tmleepi for the unfortunate ev'ents' which : have lately . befallen the Austrian arias, though' we trust they. are -by. no means zà has qiey have been repit,dt in . tilt; ~ . ; ; Itieuti;iciing. French. 401trty14 i . but . . why . is, Mr. °PITT to he answer. able for 'these events ? 'Was he the cause of that treachery on the-part of IlavarlaY which, instead of . .. giving its ikhOle weight to Austria, conforinah to a fraalei;til pro Mitt,:: 4VOted - itself Wlldiy to France? 'Was he the. cause of the violation ot tho Neutral. Territory of P . :4l6'Si a, ' .;ur ev clit w liic4 could hardly c have 'been expe.=Aett, even froin, the "unprincipled i- 'violence of, the .;French Usurper, anxious as ,ht appeared to be to obtain the . co-operation, or at least p secure the rigid neutrality, of - the Prussian - Monarch ? 'llayaria, foi e • its own sake, could hardly have'h - ,:en expe6ted to Lt 50.treaclitfrou5.a part, as it must be now the :miserable lac' of France, and can,. not. look t'or,the.assistatuce of other NWers; what ever insult or oppression it Lilly suffer under the ruinous t viands hip of B° riAI , A,I‘ , ;;E;, P t tssi i4 a L so 4 1 1 4 1 4 be thon&ht to have bLn perrealy•seenre fi`in insult at the critical niumcitt when its, neutralitYlwas vie latod, lest it . might have . been driven , * by insult or injury to give that .aid ,to the - .6,111ed . -roWers which at such a t-noment might haveltresent, ed the fairest prospect of a contille4k, Over:., throw of the Usurper's Army,-.-Itis zo 'A'onder,. therefore; that events so little : ,‘Vithin thew scope Of probable eXpeaation should ' have deranged the 'plan of.. the : Campaign. . thaugh we have reason to hope that it will by•no Means ultitnate. ly frustrate the intentions of The Allivki , Powers . w:-.l3efore the Opposition' Writer vents so tiluch { sp l een aga i ni sx Me; PETT, he °nett to ba CeTtairi:ol the exaa destirtation intended lb: the 'aritisii.Foreik in aid of the continental strtige,lei..fOr the spreseiva,.', tjon of every European State tryill the * rapacious gr ipe . of l'rance, ,It. has , ntityer bout do e ubted that to the persevering ett'orts of cite Britisia Minister Much credit is due, for having contributed to' rouse the Continental lowers *tutu a detemlined resistance of the Overwheinting ani.bition of France; nor.can it be doubted that he wars fully prepared tia contribute a doe poportion of our dii.po , ..able forcv to pruinotc.: the great objeets in view. In spite of all . the boasts of France,. and ail 115 success At the commencement of The Carcipaiki, we. Than not be, apprehensive of its 'final rehtlit, et;ell it iirussia .shotaid nut tic WiEat pride, re?wt)tint-tit, Rotienal dignity, 4tici its own aCtual security (lekr.iti(t of Lti and - we h4ve such a re liance upon the. v'ig'ial , ..c.e, w i,d ott , integrity and firtinivls of that Briril;hMinist,...r, as to hi persuaded that il . "thin3 '-'.'it h..; viwatine oh his part to render the 'hero;',.;'. l 141. tier (: :^q , lntry instrumental to the cam. mon e.,11: - .4 of Europe and of-all mankind. . , Yeitetday mornitig f-tls NIAJESTY ' the DUKE of Matt , tcu.seEs liuoutrrA and SOPiIIA, acorn- Athtri titled .by Lad WA LSINGII . O4 , Gt.`'lleral FITZRO Y , an Arm .s. There arc, however, so many 4.; o , Lilloll±l rAyLoR, V11.1.41.a5, 'and 'Lady WYN" of T A RT), took ;.in4 to concurrent decounti of the capture ,el Crit&ib urn the defeat of the 1111Striatis, and of the sur- PattrcnES AM EL tEt being, recovf-red from lier removvd from Kew ) 7 e s te rday t o Windsor. render of a part of their Artny, ti ll !, N ee are Early yesterday morning Mr.DitEsslNQ Ni the es com w pelled, however relue.tantly, to attach some • striker, was se of r express with Dispatches to Hut cre(lit , to them. Amon t -,;,the inaruerons private Let- k MAJESTY at Windsor. He return.-d t 0 t,.>,4n 114011 atter two o'clock,. with Letterb itad a ters froin the Continent, with the pornsal of which Dumber of other Otheial Gentlerrien, stating that fits !Vire been favonred, there is one from a MAJESTY Wallid 110 t be 41 tOWII tO-tby flat rclr:l. G.• 11110111311, 011 WtiOtie ant lority we are to :Anted to Yesterday a Court of Dirt tors wcis kid d e le place great wijancT, which ttatt - ;i, that thete wo h a East India Huog,e, %hen the anderinentione4Otti4ers co utinued succession !of Iktiuns between We per "urn into the comtnand Qt their vt;',ipottive sliws i C.pt, W. FAt Ity.ix i of the Htt'h Inglic, for Ma -I,"reudi from the tath to the 1 t nli 6attrildattli4in'tlynt'll •the.last-mentioued d a y drari 4LAI Bovi. • , Capt. G. of the 1.•;,qe..1, for Madras and fitufinA It irapns'sible to resist 'ony loix o tier 'itll- china iority of the linetny's firce surren- , sti . iwr ‘,4Apt. J. PRANOKIAN J Of the id/cram/0, for s i te= with about .r. , 0,000 :Item ,A , consi4erable pa' li o a l vay alta ivArAL NEWS. ,—. Prtmotrrrr; Oi.r, it9.--.A.rrived the Superb, oU 74 guns, Capt. R. 0. Mulls, from Spithead, bound • to the Mediterranean ; the ../12i nor ca, * new Brig, Ji...10.41211 ,5 ). ogt . to usmrd 3 and Aron; . m.... .. from a Cruize. . . •-,.. 7. ..The icasta and Zielittilfra Frigates aralr - ".ng in ..:.. ... .... Barupool refitting, .......e. . - . ~- s 'L. -Sailed, as the weather -has inmlerated, with Pis — Patches for Lord Coils viAt.t.is "and Lord` Net.soo,. • the Caroline, of 14. gun*, Lieut. S. DassY. A fine' new Vrigate, or 3R, guns, built of fir;* launched at rf 4:+imß's Yard, Dartmouth, is hou r ly . - • FxP•kted round here , under .convoy of a GUn:brg:.. , she "will the moment •Fhe arrives 'runup t h e Harboar ' ta;l3e instantly fitted for •, -... From the ,Azifotir6tance of two bodies o f torsio •••:.. Isearnen being washed on shore at Bisbury Bay , and i ,fse4ral pieccs of w reck, it is fared that many Wr,.:Cka • ii . .ase taken place`on that fatal Coast during the late levy gales ofoind in the Channel. 1'13(.; haricate.of last IlrOay wal so. tremendous, and ..:coi.txeilt:neetrti c: i.: i.lll:niirt::,:bjeyulirini!cieit;ir:esc.:ol.l.iirls,:o4.,Litiu,_e, 'sud de n t r e, : i s t.tc ; ap t 6 i ro a ,r, I l i Di l edd s o,saaonibi:::)::iittlri eia3ti:r4\,;)::,:gi iwt;, or bom. C(A.lld,,,io,tnl'is assistance, as tile tide on lq ilctietlotiati.:ll:l:iri:a:utui.r:.,.ifud \ t v h .a. , 1 1.,.i i5 t0 g ,..4 7 .1 . 1 t , : , 3 4 .: .b 0 c: :i t i., : rt i : 4 3 : 1 ; 1 i t t r1 f . . 11. , d; T - !, - • ''',i'm • a n d orders of His !loyal flightless 00 Fitts ox )t \VALI:S; Lord.iiih Ste'ward, Vy Fate it t s. of PlYtnouth, 'and Lessor Itliproptiat9;R','civet' O*net ~,,,v. Raw kiiSTuTt,toinipioso. . cre , tarYA is. gottig to begin a rew-_.arrpgernent fir. ' ti‘c improyepeut o f t iot p art .. the.fiarbour of Pii"' mouth . which is 0 .he deepened and. made wider, l; 1 1- : l v :I l r i L l ot t ir ,t , ii t t c l s3 i i;l : : e ; t : and if posiible, as there arc gecat calla-I'loe' ft t he purpose,,ittade , a Floatin4 1)o.:k., of g rot ' Ill''' c ' 4 ..-caPa4l.o, of-coniainiig, at alt thnes of tVie , 5 ,?‘ _ rill hundred.' S ail - of Merchant Ships, fro tr c ; every .4pprehensiou of st01:01 or tenilnlt6i ! bunt titularly as ther6 were ,two. stroOg PO I a 41 , .1788;by Parliamentary Grants 10/ 1 111/W.,„°9o' .. of Doa: . .) id, i 1 tit tx a ' l4e of.ththoes,e worthy rit .I...c,minb,e..rs,i.,..CoLittlisls)iatuplteirinit4Allo°.bo:lo Admiral .MA CII4 ins) ,'•at , the ,ivery coma aro o f i ; f i or ton Pooh-which, by means of tlooil-gatox.i'llg and IA ffkalte Plymouth `arp `rend W el 11)6( ' ever ojit o a source of iintnense profit an d wealth to th.. . l'. auctd\ercauti*iuteNas of the tocilt.. Skti:llell'itl;:E7.frrorio' °N7w* 3----;°.o-ZYbrlvotttlnitlLll: I\Tl°444ll::l`lep: Wined by the Mercury frigate, iortonrlP4 ' " fie° RarVEILIE. Sailed the Saturn,uSaturn,a g , 7 4, ail s to join th e under• the Commarkd of Sir Titowo I/oc.;0011:, a Y F : : 0 49 o ' a t t,t' r 4l 6 7 i .13C at : i g d ; : ta t ia h : e l B A Fr i 1 61 : a : ' t o le :8, 11C: Sloop t:ilil of Q 1 V53:3). '' jb( : g'C:3te 3:it; 1 1 C 1 A::::, for r 9 r F t r ed a e r C i s v u lt s i ::( i : ;114iikten::::dee, t1::1111r1i13'144'' the (Jute 214finolg, llENerts, for g•rtitgleli! 0 5 3, The Brig 1 filliant, of 1A04)3, I - 9r , ,Nei luull'.l3-1,,,,i .P A v Av . Maiter, foolidercd at Sea the 701 tlit' 'll , *nit tWO-illinls of her car4o.was tOten,Qat Pf6vlQt i to. he.; sinkiil., .1) EALP OCT: 30...."1id111.11a. iptlv. Ole I,?pwns StiFiPAs:„4:...,..tiosut):::rpti;:si6,,eot9.abr. ' of ig aut t l i s v e : l n t a be 7s 64 l :;o l l birrr:t:q g8 ............,.. „..0.. . r valor a Si. S 4 1 . • , ' , ' , ' • by t bl captured on tne Od ist . ' 10 Latuna Frigate - , :OA had been. op,:lY tb r° ' seaJ'ami had made • *' • AW ca i tx 01 01- JirJ g! ' )V $4111 0 " ill:V:llindrills:ttitbl°ur IC'utTigl.e toC3°l)°llot\iir'eill'i:utl'agfilvreetilltT:lll:4ltelt: 'O. l -.mg% Ertly,e'r 02 A 4,1Z.TT111 FRUM OF Tl(2' still. ELA)cs'ori, or NO WEEI 0104 FL) p o w:4s, (,ivr. la, 184 0 . , t et eic r-, , . . . ‘...n luesday rnottlitg•the i sth init. .11,1,)11,,,, ?clacit, halA *Jay between Dau,ettes, zad 1)())11,0 Lugger Privateer atwrupted to uoithi i i ,,,' 1 2 . , 1 ' L l dbt starboard bow i It being neail'i 0 11i° ' ''; r l ite t 4411 10 oar; on each side. I was standltig 5 " ~ ititli way when I first saw him, ,ind hai1.,...d hiro,Pver lie Was going to ran Qn board o f us ? ile/iiej tivered, but pulled direttly tor our 130 W. iir'ilt4lll Mr.STRAUOIJKA to fire the how-gott i he : slo t he put his bulin a-icarboard,, _Worst ci('N'esfe, ga • stile, and g‘n hold of our quarter.pieca. och gu&i ott alt, and fired right into min , 0 , 9 v ' . io let gu, dropped astern, and lay tlPol,ll).vs:.lgPot tittle tirne, and then pulled up 009' ' 0 L ot $' broadside to hitu, and allithe g.,:tt over t the ot and tired into hina i bettben peill t t ii ` ) , :r s ido, quarter; but we et the gull) t" 11.1 C °ived coosii beat him off. 1 till persuaded lie t'ce ~,„ man!, ably datnage, as We fired abotit i'l• .ir:";('';`014 3 which were well pointed. I i'''ti'r is for he see] Sanderlattd Brig that w :is a•lidad 0 ~,` „' e salon as thungh he .c.ttne iron bet'. ' J. " , 10 i x tlit 11:e1yrym%xute,ttiiitf::1c5cui:..........._A...........,..iday inortlios., °Pt P''°kic pgv _riti.t.,:( Yesterday, o'clo ck, three tQa called op Air. Fq'T• .. ' - -