The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-05 00:00:00

MMI,S, OUV-1 italTihUrgib 3 Gottenburgh, « Uttblin,'3 tVatdrtord. Consols OF STOCKS His Drk Y AT TW ZL. V Z b'•CLA CI~~._ - stit— ) 1' HE SUN. DICARt istsvm 4 **cli6AT ? L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, ocTocEti. 5; 1.1305; No further Intelligence reached 'rthsit this morn repe6tittg the ,fatfe of the coni - oy of the Cat- c3tia but,- fnr.' the reasons we stated yester day, We think there is strong ground to ,hope either jhat. the greater part of theM may- .have.:, Ncaped, or that if they have been captured, they will be re-tal. - .en before; ,they reach .4 ,French tort. !There is no doubt but that Admiral toRNWALots wotildruake etiery effort to in ter rupt theEnc.tuy's Sqtva droll as soon 'as he received intelligence of the adion, NA'hich he, did very shortly after it took place.-- , Vrom the very gallant defence made by the Cal: c;•iita,•fieveral of 'the Enemyss'Ships have prObably re . C.;:',Verl considerable damage, prticularly the Vessel that.engaged her first, and as the wind has ever since been easterly, the Enemy would Lid it yerydiflicult to return .back into,i)ort , and though we ,are at . all times all)C1(}11$ not to ecite hopet which may after v.-;t<<-15 be disappointed; we Think the: . e are rational g.reitt.nds for hoping:that they may yet be, intercepted. thin l: right to observe, ill answer to those Who, merely' for,4 rally prposes„ and without any knoW , kdge anon 6tolect," lutVe toullgut proper to , actin Adinirillty of being ignorant of the fictsof the Rochefort ',Squadron being it!, sea, that Admiral, STIRLING' tliC.l be6n detached from the C;rtnii4 Fleetltc pursuit of this . ' very Squadron. That gallant Officer has, .ve understand, been c • again detached on Ake came. service, and.we trust that his exertions will becrowned with suceess. • Thz ii. - ipOriant Extraas . 'froth the r;:enclt PapPrs w h; c l ) , wp, laid la...!fore Ileadrrs. arP, in • r.,ur oplxon, pan)f3 of . - 14N.A-PAILI I. ; 9 *Lawn tion.totryh':s qirength in a desperate contest Austria and itu,;sla, rath , . , .t than to enje;wbur to 2..,•ert the inni-nf.',ina . giurol Pe.61,41811011. cort4idtred - u5",..-r - for- Dk:i-layation, of ltArar oh the palst' of ' • — • .50. the hostile -..Ftircei line for time bc;, , ;n rapi(tl - , , adtanciurr 6 ` towards each irapt2, thle trot that the neltt Ni(QS . the Continent'oll inform us .t the , corturien: - .chictit at hestilitlcs : indeed, • if pri, Lctters nlay he depended on, the French ithine•itt Mentz on the 24111 ult. I is no! clay ict reconcil ,,,, !he lafiguai! . .,e used by l',..,9!•rtavrE, with Te3pea with the in- i whieh solne days av reached dlis Coup of the dettrinination of 11 - . e. Entw-rOa idjoin the AtficB. It is iocle(4.l natural to suppose that the Et.ucrott would endtstvonr .conceal his intention oh} 80t1'..0A,10•i , . until the . Austrians had advanced fe,r en0,.,0t, to .third hint proteCtion but still it is sin play that U. I , :,‘Phtt 1.1 $) 7 10111(1 retriain iliAotlll ..4111L'Otip,v,,thesubjea.aiiL,ite.tiltr.?.5t1.11.11t, It appearS, tit rational to suppose :that Bos4PAitTE waft al. priZt:d 01 d40111.1i14ati01) Of tho ELECTOR, but that he did not Clout to announce the hostility of a, Ower which lie had studiouslir, :represented as being stra alliance with hitn, 'and that when' In_ does contlesentl; to itifortn: his Subjects of the event, Ito wll represent it a 6 the effeet of force,, and not of inelination t4 on the pattof the Et-Ecroa. said to tin private Letter to which we betim: al-' th,t the :7{.x'lof the .V.A.01.,.0ti, of . 13 N':l6 travellin;i; in rranc.:.. has beer: detalutAl by EON krAarll., 4tl Llti.t this we entertain it 1..; ;c: ry unlikely that Et.t.i.c , ,ro -I 1,1,, Sou to remain 111e' t,, , Jlrporn, atter.he had for:Au:LI.; i'l ti the . , . rcs AUGUS voi;ed by the .; to o fin' W4montb, ritLight lintgcerts. They !E 0 pi , , 1;.-n'tni by a detachment NVte.:' rejoice to state, i. ' O f ?Altai are ilk the rito; , :t q'h u y , SOHtIA and'AME IA, L,eitig, fatigued, slept )ast iii: r f,ht at _Andover. The p v./NcE ps C HA RLOTTE Of WALES, the DUKE SC.V. 7: th Egrl of BAR 11 MORL, Lady HEATI)- Z0i...1t, Lidy fIEP ON, ilil o l Lady v/. ItUtii,,ULL, gi - nora - ri - Ole Palk fastilonable yesto-day. 6' . • ' " , T ilrrived 1 - I,Nd on limr,,ctay , and dined Vi/altner F,ele?.l party, "7terday wonting, as 1)13 Royal ffigliness the u i f ,, o f . ,Ex ' W4 S gOlag . tip S,LV -10 , ;v, l •s Iyt rye be was' throwu off, Skre are happy to itiAte Ilightle; did not receive any Injury. ,-)neht by thct front Itwaica _t Post-Office yesterd,ty inontipq;,. ttir* . 1 / 4 it 4Pitia..V; that t 110 outwat.t.i bourid Fic , ":4 1!). siait!ty , tnt:: I ,inc!--of-liattle Ship, 1;ail-..-,(1 how Pork-itoyal oti the duly, with under their convoy. N4rr!l. NEWS. , PLYNIOI/13, 3.—A.rrived the Cerberla gate, from Guernsey ; the St. Peter, KIRK, from Toimbeag .; Robert, SED.UONDS, from Potersburghi the IVas Sagt*Man Holt, SHULTZ, f . 0.111 DAHIZie and-the ReAY, frorn Riga, with hemp, iron, and timber, for ,thks Port. Came in three more Neutrals-, viz. a Swedish and Danish .Ship, and a ,Prussian Ga detained by the Tdsty, 14' guns, Privateer, of this Port.--rahe upper end of Catwater, where the anchorage is good, is like a forest of masts, from 'the number of French and Spanish prizes waiting to be condemned, and neutral vessels waiting for liberation or c• demnatiQu 5 and the (plays here and at Catdown, from the number yof foreign Captains, viz. Danes; ifainburghers,Prussians,Americans,Poppenburghers, zubeckers, and Swedes, looks' like a foreign ex change, where masters of vessels are looking out for a freight. Letters received here from several of the'Fleet to their Friends, dated as late as the 17th, off Cadiz, staid; that our Ships were in high order, clear al ways for action. When the gallant Vice-Admiral Lard NtriisoN arrives with the Yiefory, 12a guns, aaya/ Save,reign, 110, and the liffqnce, 74,t0 take the comniand. of the Fleet before .Cadiz, it will be 3:.•? Sail of the Line, seven Frigates, trite Luggers and Cutters. The Lords of the Admiraity,have appointed Capt. DAcRE of the Sea Fencibles in this Distria, to the Command. of the Pampie, 84 ; j ust repaired and out of : dock : when she is ready, Commodore Sir, $4). , NC? SMITH if tC : I 110iSt 11 . 15 troad - Pendant on board her : indeed, from the 36.tivity of Captain DACREI, that circumstance will soon take place, as the rryn 'who atrive in tenders frequently fromdiffaent Ports, supernumeraries, Will soon complete her com plement to its fall establishment. Cattle. large Artierteari, to Joad pac,hards of till s ,for the. Straits. . , ~^r t PouT;;,tori'in, f CT. 4.—LArrivtd Ibis Majesty': Ship . c , .a DA . -.‘-‘l3 and flit . Fortuncr, C,),N - qtrr..,. from tredtic.l.,:--aLt.. f..3ailec4 Liin .111a . ;,tsty's r,ll;p 'Unite, Capt.' Ctrartt-gs La . 31i , 1p 9 M ; : t) . 0 LTV:Ea - selle, C 414 - 3, S. PA7t,nr.rsl ; and the Scout, 'Captain MACKAY 4^ with ,Convoy to I..,'ibt.at and oibraltar, They all sailed, . and went through, thq Needles !I t IL o cq,.l with . a mI , t conidered'py no at e. 3 ns imprdhahle that the,Trcoils will join Lord NELSON, and thfin he will determine en thoir procteding,.tO Gibrt,itar tic rTi.e Ship.; . :Ate attached to 'his Lr)rdshlp*s • Sailed . the, London, iottso.t; Diana, Nt ;. :Pre! ty Lass, CI; ; tune, iiorrsa , lardy Show ~3telvat. l l,Puluvi GIB.. SON ; Hei:rl,\\'lt EA - I't.Y, fur Gibraltar i'Thames, - • -; an:.! mild Eik,u4 . eth, for the south, Seas ; and PALMER, for Sun derland. . GREENOCK, OCT. e.—Tho Mettle, AVE:ELLA', from Grenada, wa reported to ba at Lamlash, at a late hour lafit The Ad/Maitre; i 3 arrived off the Cumbraes, from Virgil ia with tob3CCO. The Betsey, HKRWICK, of Ayr, which was driven on shora rn Dunworldly Bay, has been got 'off,' and brought round to Kinsale. , . . D1V1.,, OCT, 4,--...RerMin in thil. Downs, the Rd- gar, Utrecht, and the Leopard Men of War, i'enus and'Ariodne Frigm±s, Bbnatta Sloop, of War, Fury and Discovery 13()rith4, tango Meet of Tramports, Gun and Piro Vessels. , ' i Soulftwotp, Ocr. 3.—On Saturday a, Lngger, Privateor was, observed in our 044, and we have since learnt that captured the Pilot Vessel Ald -Imr;,),7:fh;of anslalio a Coasiting On the entreirty . id the Tirots on 'hoard 'the. Pilot Ves . .iol, the Lugger delivevt:3, iter Lt Ea agtiin,Ltii4 the Co,ihrlng Brig - was afterwtirdA rculca by, of Hls 141,1dcsty'S G0..11-bvigi, and sent into 'r ii CIIATHAMi OCT. 2.—Yesterday the whole Ship*S crew of the Trident, to the ailment of nearly 700 meii, xvere drawn ay in the Doekiard near the Pay office, and rece4cd nine Illunthi p iy, and had tickets of leave given them for a week, or a fortnight, or tliree weeks, in order to see their friends. g LYL repeated cheers to their Captain, for wiwin they all cltprc:,sed the greatest attachment. The' Minnnoilth is to be takon 'lll6 the truth tie UJ\V ge,t,Lieicr up e! weigil r!_ock; v, is gc:t r,:uly fur hex u. , ception and ou the ir'd (f this month it proposed to 'mulch A 0 rxiornitlg , I lis Alajesty% :rip:dpif ..ti(l Pluto i• s-ailed from Tor- Sluop 4i141 j)ari 7/4 Gim:brig a. e Saitod the IFi;lirtin ai4d Mau, A nEs STocKy rAN ,• Icl the Schooiler .'lnn, .1 . 0P7 iIt4TORY, for Waks., rAt.motrrk, Oer,. t.- n!,' the Basty, T o N , from NowfowliSnd, in V; days, with feel for Poole : On 23th Olt. vete thq SLip c6tty, or and f©r Greenock the Flora. TUCXItR, from Exeter, in t 7 days—parted with the 1.,..5t:0n and Oporto Convoy off this Port last evening i and fife Kmerican Brig Harry ane, Jac., "roams*, from Senegal, in, 32 days, with guib. • • • Yesterday a Court of Directors • was held at the East-India-Hbuse, whit!: adjoarneileit 'o'clock till Wednesday next., Li's( of Pas. , ,engers on boart the al ; ,1. 1 ) /,tll,3, f rom - Madr4s • Lieutenant-.t oloncl Macleod, Major P,.a,tric,k Ross,.., l 2.aPtain, I—Hawkins, (Licit ; c,4;arge‘iClreic, Thomas Snodgrass., Mr. '1 hornas RO'ainsou Mr. t G t W. Thompson, firs. L. Mrs.. Lee, Miss NI. and Mrs. E. iiiwelesa Mrs: Lloyd;' and 'inv/ Loyd, eervents. • . . • THE Curt ATTIP.--Tise second 'appearance of Miss Shin: ft hi La b dy,Toienty drew ii very' nemerous; au dience to C‘ovent-Garclen. But as - the Pley'.,ltigee heral is supported by the chief streugth,cof the coin parry, it would he wonderful, indeed "If if:Were not well. attended. .We have oothing e t to te,our fora mer account ofMies,SNIITII'S representation of I..ady Townl y. Good sense, teWe hare said, :IS the 'pro minent feature of her.aaitig„ end,' if we eie , P9lni 9 tAken, she will be rather distinguished for .sober judgment than for soaring. eecellence., The pert Lady ,Townly, • however, is not much .calculated interest the teelinga, for she must regarded asea thoughtless - diasipatad'woman, who embitter; ,the of a ,deserving husband, and eery peni tence seems ~l4te a death-bed repentance---the result of fear. rather than conviaiort, 'We must; - therefere, wait till we sec Misa SMITA in x. charged - in which she will be suppOrted by the.. moral affeCtiens as well as - the seffrirees of etilielsin. KIRMII ' LE'S Lord 'fownly is a quiet, psi; and 'manly performance, and in the last scene displays a pa thetic softness and energy that comes borne to the feele ings. 'Mks Sat ITH again exciredend deserved 'pach applause for the ability : with which she in general re-', cited Cowes's celebrated Ode; but we Must aeaite say, that it is net'scompositien properly, suited lie. the Stage, and ought only to be ietroduced in order; to give attraaion and variety •to a Benefit. The Audience ~ vere, much disturbed by the noise ited' riot occasioned by some drunken Blicks, wh0 . 497, cording to report, severely handled some of . the Po.'. lice-Officers, who in vain etteinpted to quell 'the', disturbenee, Some of these unruly. Receiv - WI:Me were, it aetene 'taken into custody. 'We trust that the Mateigeti will do' their duty in prosecuting those who have really offended; for unle,ss some, .striking, example is made, the Public may, expeie to have their most rational amusetnent constantly interrupted by folly and intemperance. The scene . of , this dis graceful riot was the Rotunda, and it 'continued for near an hour, to the great antioeatiCe of ' the Audience. .S'reente KeNDLE is epgaged ,te _perform Paste, at several places on, his journey' to• Neweastie.; : so filet he' will be well iedeninified . for all travelling expenees. The C,ronet still a ,tone of contention . among the . theatrical ululates, and they have not yet decided which of them hes - the best claim- , . The late Mrs, CRC/VCR' Was One of the best eating Singers that the Stagoehaa boasted for to Yerriong period.. If she had cialtiveted- her theatrical talents s h e we al • heeeea have been an ornament to the eraee, M cliaraaers of en interesting and pathetic kind. She was certainly One of the most beeutifial women 'of her time. , Her private charaatet was Si r tineraished hy'many amiable qualities. liermanners were pleasing, and she had a truly benevolent heart. In the height of her fame and amidst all the gaieties of a theatrical life, she never lost eigheef sisal - duty and • affe&ion i 'but made an ample provision for her father, who had 'once been a Solicitor in good praaiee, but who land °been fiche-v(1 by misfortune. An indiscreet marriage, ehough it did not impede her, professional career, lessened her happiness; but still she toolteare that nothing shoulthriterfere with the fund which 'she had allotted for her f4her. • She had been separated some years from her husband,. who, it is said, died in the Westltidies a few years ago. Mrs. Cuoticit had no enemies in private for she was content to eeert her own taitgits, and to enjoy her own fame, without indelging any invidious emotion towards any of her competitors ; but, on the contrary, was always liberal in her homage cicontem perary merit. This was particularly the case . With're apett to Madame M 4 ee,w hose friertdsiiip aim eoerted, and to whose talents she paid sincere homage. A, declining state of health had forsoine time deprived, - the Public of lairs. Cron cies exertions, but her: me-4 rit will lon‘be remembered, and her loss will be sin-i erely regretted by all who . knew her realdi4vsie tioo, and whu Can - Value an amiable and•heueveleai mind. Thou © h the. French Emperor aft: As to rely ,or‘. • the Ildelity'and attachment .of his suhje'6ts, yt,:l the . formidable Cotifederacy against him may perhipi induce those subjects to pause before they hazard s their lives in support of one all•mcc props no 6b16 - adirlti:!' 'When BotiAr;ttpir. represented tholneasion of Bavaria by theAiistrians as alttificient cause Of War, he forgot his UMW policy, for upon the sarrie prin ciple What must be thoitht of his . invasion „of Hpi land, to say nothing -of his self-created kingdom of Italy, and incorporation of Genoa with France, bn3icles his' other innumerable aggressions and inerouclunents: what could be say if the Austrian Monarch were to retort ox hitn the fm vision of the Lleetorate of Baden and.t . tie 'murder of the virtuOns- BuNAPARTI'S Manifestoes aro exnaly consi s tent with his mode of cornmenclug•warfare---impetouus and impb., , ing, and he thinks to carry' every thing by a coup-de-main. It is to ,be hoped, however, that iris Oharatler has been so .developed by him3elf, that ii ;is* now fay understood, anfi that the Continental, PowQrs, whom. ha 14'20 So often that -they are not disposcd to fall a sncrA . lc , :o . ro he may arrogantly slappozie, tO the •trr T ors of ?WOW. li'3ti4l'4llTC't;y lt., ignorance of the EnglishLari has, oxposod• to' the 4SI ;pity tbr has been thought that he ilitenA:l invasion, When it now appears that Ile had vit,:w but etvzsicat. J-t -y: rviPE:5-5. wiledl \ I-i r i C) s i'll'o l; r : a GI: i e °e- s t i% 211 ; A s lY' S ; ) 1 Stoop i t p t6Yrk i i l : l. o ° T l i d t 3 , 'C'B rapt. CRO£TOtIy Sr' rived here on Thursday evening trcn a cruize.--- • Calit. CROFTON proceeded With the botnisward bound Fleet, a; fir as the Cavroanas, where he left' them with a tinel:;•adiner %vial. The e re sailei e, again yester4ay.onrasrtii-z.u. We are.,;sorry,,t.6 incniion, that in:the e!teeutiott of • 3 d s4 ' ist:tild:iie.cbene); cicenalgtiltoi. cbooinai,tclutiniitsy. Tigre; lity y s i s u i t o t o o; ii i t -knew". C.lPt.'Coiipw.c.- on'Tbnrsday evoning, thc 1 FA I.:,.1001*°::41 ,4,',lire'dations the Yaiemy's Crui:. ers were committing on this coast, Capt, Avtati, 6f the Ship ilnp„talf,irtultit7l4,, lot his boat, anti s 4 egro drowned, :Wptigiiij't'o .Mr. P.vto4an GOEO' Strr,sl4.---Alliefl t 11,3 Shp Rlchr l ERR IN, *OM L O IIiiOII' • 'Afary=zint ,-----77-, from Gl:;.. ow; and Fatu.;l:.:iir NlAcy.ti from Buclnior's Bay. . • • ; • Sailed the Br;os-tifigk,. Srlikw, Martha -Braa, TIIONIAS, Piit, Strilt, and ..dri-adr, DALE, for- 'Mow ego Bay to join' oat / V6Y o''' ' . " , I . The R iC k a r d. :'Arn'a : ?ilaryriipnr.xl o,i; tlie bonon Fleet wfileb-were ordered by Sir JON 0111)13I0 re. turn to Ptitt ;,``'hen °flC44o'l7iisterre. Ontliel6th' "Pt` -May they, , aailtid. atom; from Fiillioili, autl‘let,.t vhieb, irlatitiiiiF .3: fur Ifoti(laioi,,lctiif jrb ti‘3a;rb_o42:eS., the 9th hilt. numbering- qv oiL to ci ;South side,, u nd'er cotwoy o f Ili , Yojeity's 11 , 4' 'cle___llri:gs:vier36(}C.;;tbel2ul6lccdS'aci rbl; P ed riv' tt : Se te l c':t''cr'is'iv'e)lNlN,'l.-.(t:hr;4'drll:f I .°rt :t . I :S ae ; : 1 ; ;: l : t ` i t 1-kursd:cli last;, the large and fai:theit. in die offing, M - 21: rQggt4: ',.Vit-11.--a- rep on board, . belonging to 0 r . . 1Y,11,1.ea,0t• this,town; also aiboat beloaging to "1.1.811iP l'ideraitiolis, df .Livarponl, in,hilasr. ... ~., A • • canoe belorigingfick;4lr. :Dici;styN, with ten !tierces' Pi sligar,,frotn. Orange43-oY,houlid for ere en; . i ' r ,i Ho tel lis sl , os a ruru n t `therel. ap d y s, j L ''' s. p f ? j a e l ys. r u : e r: a . S e t 3 ilfifi:lieb, she, is. : : i i i ! I:ditidoli:geiroc:;:eittit3::oil:s(t:t o t 241 : k s' lb l:: t .1 : c.$ :::::: 1 11 : :: ot ~t,b l; :r i t i v i : r t i -E : c e o r te C u° ( 4 1 ... . , . . The Marauder whlcli-took 'Mr DI c .so N'S COO' ) a te: a : o l rg ;i li d lt.t oi to ' .6l l .l .:i sileTo n : 4i' li: c ,, : u o i : g b l 9 ; a l 3 ga l lan l da i h ie ollu ß litrr ii °l : 6v ii in i es n 'i al ti,h 4; l ia it l ac r i a`c e tl, sl - ,, eig lt , dirs.. ' She fe'ff 'St. Jag° ti ; t est, Cithai fot th.s ctoilumaiidel biyhis;,.u.ililtanndiiiehntli•a4rhn,e.,6l4ftbti;eitisitlio'inedi 016 f . llorKiNs, w ho .i s s aid 40 have been fOrtritaq " Master in the British -Navy. - r Ea 04595,- frtnn" SaVannah-la-Nlar, ill ib"Lasini ~ti'hit 'ilid convaleSc.;:,.lits of the,,.")thilegiairwria bNigoa,,itof arrived-yesterday,-,-Off the West 001;( Is.v'ai'cl)ged by a VPineca PriVatcer,' but 0' (Of: wen% fire44.ittle Privateer, shy wade off. ' •,,,, i4th•inst: the Schooner initelaw36sr° l'i..)\Y:ty..l,le Combined, Fleet, in lat. 24 :long. di. stoe l . ll4 '. z"---Lorti Nat,sox's Float was bell the full day. . . ..• , , ~ • AVe-nro- concerned to mention the lois of 4 ' ) . j a i i.t;,:AO, a l‘o t ei, I, llt v aa.t. t ° . i t st.i,o b beri t‘ i l l: l4 e l a ei ti l : .6t t t d ag azg li s i ,Adt l ‘ t( ett s ii. C. : s tl e yo da .i d o l sit t i 3 l ,,l l .A : c ; r &nm : eu tt'in a tl T . diii 3 : ll. ll l s Q bi e g i l v t i l e rt y: l ‘ l aDo g sto ttat4 r o os t , Er rna S a s el h il il on r l e : l d 'l t rl poro e.° l s llo l)B oo ' l 3E i c ri i is i tu l i t ' l i °: lii ' pb c t ( l: t r. ic- rciso :l 4 . ~ c riv r oe o r s ue s s:r e n :e to put ;the \ f ess?' in secure trill') vi ' li I It P s , i'mgging Sd.tOotter Port/and Packet, ,Ottu'r"s',l); struck her under the counter, aria 0- _ ~,, .5 tild he made of the boat,.,which w- .ustj r adhere to the outside of the Sthoner, in ,"" ,` , Aemained till'. Friday night, when two. of t" e if „ra:ri . were carried away :by Ilie• sea ; and o f "''',, - ,i,,c,f7. P-„l„_9rning a boy died through fatigue. Tbe °llleiiii; \wur) despairing Of 3ny ve,lser3 aPPr°l4l' 3PcirilittO nasearlY ellao,Lited with iat'aine and thirit., collo 0,0, ,La.A.,rnscilves (then ID miles Iron }. c) P.' t ' l wet' arid' after c,iriftiog., if4out opccrin•ds of, c:n hoor, ?oft fortllll3toly perecived from 1-iis Dilaje:a ..? 5 P ri jote l 4 API, 6:1 15Qard of ~v}i'.cl-1 tiley were iiii,ni-'1...0e taken, and in Which tii,::)- rect:,l,l;il:the I lost ily%), attention. , They w;:re afterward.; tiroliv). i'l'-') Morte flo.tuna:—(Kini stun eronile) ‘ 4,10 The "SP'uji,th Schooaer, La. Penßas(2, rd' r v ` it hill :1 INaF:aftrl4te:grnrettlielth'leir;''Ft',str,e°glQoue:tte:tl:,i°ing::iPdriri:r,atatit'rleat4l:;srtii-7:41,16:1;cilLo:-Iir.':::::Oltli'0)'re66, icl:•`;:1:1.',':.,'"*1::!::::''f':1.'i • and mounting one i j and four 1 c-poorl'-1;:ie• foil t the Privateer took to their boat, sod e 2`.,'',.1 thil rv,eitu;til Which, when they liacl 1 0 0 o'Solle,cl ilctlide:°raPbri°zaer.Lti(Cl3odtecraal,l4:.)iiP• alsiblC4'':;',.cs'iioe, ~ • ~...„, r oii om 3 /.. ~. , •}1.1N93TC1,.; 'TWA\ :30.---,stitidoy ait- .1 . t o rt 11 ' 4 on-it , s retUrn ftiont.Port-Royal to Ptiso,ll;',sooll, 1 : two Negro men, tiveiv.7‘,,itieii, and a cliilo.r root ti'nfortratittik ups 4 at YOrt:"Alignstn;f'loccitleti were two Boats - a littlo ridwad. when 'L l ' c .„. e ze COL'. happened., but ovAog ro:8 . ,v it Arort:„ gir- r , d )0' aff`ord no assistance : .a Negro, the Pl.°Per,flovve#' CR:oils, ',- Wilij4ll4 ill one of tito lion 6, ..„,,, JO seeing - the, distresses of his' fellovv-cr,e,au-ollt otl, •"tnauely jumped .0 ,, ethvartl to the rlLc!, - r asp' teaching them one of the wornou clIng!!el 1' him; they.both7Sunic, and wore seen tit) olu.•105 iaot SMITH; Of PaSStia•FOrt, sent his Catwe'te. , 01 as poisible to, their essisf4CC, and rbru-,ulA 1) ' ..' the lives of the rest. ,Agoategi , :s.l7GlAvr 1....-By a Gentleman ,whe .1, 0 ;i: "7. •.. .Wit. Bay on Sunday last, wo learn that the .., eon'•iiiio, i! foot an d Ciarention, DA cw, froin. Pu \ rt, is-,:_u_r.3 frirg foutdap, under the prOtel-lion of kris . J I L) , •?, ot o ti. ; Pett../Ifoinpr;. appeared or f i‘ iontego:lei. I.l`s''ilie,!;t; tc day evening i' and the neNt rric.)r.ongii,:;,„,ee(lo, Ship Peterell, left gootego'-l)al,, ").,.'fil„ figui, ~i, Sea - with the Matti, tivibn.lslit';ll..,'",!/!,./0, , 11 '., l ' Trelawnyi'huitei. His: lie;v° ..111 ..,,, ii ~ J, 4112COPIti were. ill that Pl.O. Witil ',, a) ,lt L , 1 " , ,. 1 , to j i • Y li e lii tile s;1111C t..., oi E, it ‘vas supposfid won,. . . , ' rfr chehorintiVO4--boltilil f1.t... , ,:.. ~, 1,, ~,,,,,O, r, Molsinoo Bcf; Jt-1:," ' 7 '- - - b3blf tW Oa the 17 eti1i.:C..1.4 .11,1010 F ' it . 1 l y ; i: ed at. the West ,f44..0f tl'c' 1 . - .H:' . j " • Sa:itci:l,,aYd,c:tri,d)vePil iti a n ; ti lit;:.€ll,or,,l.::;,:'Al'; ,' ; . ~1 - •';,! '. Fittinn lloar,r.'rsos tit '' ''' '' • , iit,.i1,,,,,.., I. 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