The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-19 00:00:00

'PROM VIE DrxrcH P44PERS. VttICNA, OCT. 2.---The Russian TOops, who are onveVing. in .1000 waggons, are expeaed to reach Brannan on the 10th, whence they will continue their route for Dachau, three leagues West of Mu nich. The first Column will reach Oetting, Haag, and Parsdorf on the 16th e the second will arrive on 'ate ll3th; the fMrd the qoth, the fourth on tie s2d, and the fifth on the c 441). This Army consists fbrty-four Battalions, 31. picked Infantryee. STRASBUPOi ) 0CT:,60.-4rom ithe other side of the Rhine we have received the important intelli gence that several Columns of 'the -Grand A 4 .61 5, have advanced as far as jjlei ; end some :private Letters go sp far as to Stale that 'our Troops were readylin ,pes seSs of that city, • which have bPeo , evacuated :137.4te Austrians. ' . The_ report ; eat to-day .is,; that Meors..Teeq:y.,: ti,A.Nri and Mawr will. riot Mpiiit.,so trio' Army, brit that they wat least a,perted. the wintee ill this city. It is also runioF4 thac,everol Foreigt Ambassador:. \vilYtraqfer their ie.,4l , leueetct Ceis place luring Tits l‘laiety'S absence. from Paris.;, A part of the ,`lieitSehold estali4lilitrie4OfT'Otiht Ci?)llll`tftTZEL, the" Atistrian •Arnletssador 'at Piris, have passed throngti this city for . ":kleiffia. ' Antbassedor-bienself will; wt are:`as4ett, arrive here in the CO Use cif 'a' few drys. ' • .A.UoSatili.GA,o . o. Milne by the French Army se•erris to have very flinch de-, ranged the' 61 culet ions' of the Their tiernis, sincetheyligvebeen nppr!se3 'of that event; hold daily tonferene6s"; . dtid do ribt 'appear to kti t ow' well whit measures they shonld adopt: The Arch: - -Who is aiethe'heati 'of the Arn, does nothing of. him - sOlfland'General - -Nt (limas the operations, sends one Cdeiriele trftei , to Vienna toede;itiod instructions. is base': lay tit Memmingen, the next at` Ulm, and the' third on the- epposite.Bank of the' Danube. is' Obvious Oak 'he is not evithout considerable-sapprehensioilf, and thet dreads an attack, on AlteTary of Alto VrenehArmy. e. Several Couriers have been. sentt.te 11. taw „ in, Moravia , lu .p cos e'General . Ktrlti sow, in the niest urgent meiner e ,te accelerate Iliceniarcli his Army. The . only .provisienat Ilitrefinlierto adop.A - is 'that of detaching a corksi-, derable rein liirceinent . to .: , \anly on the 1611 tif'the Dannbe. Several : lt.o.fiioentslldve left theAght:Banit'''ofeheilller, in order 'tO rewass .the Lett and prowed' to the --Upper , 'Palatinate; that Tri4Viiice, which is.ttt present.,, act upied by theAus- Arians, being nienifeea by the ae,vance of the French , . inf W rancorta. .`•;e'.. havoittst 'received ititelligence that — several ftegbrients 'of Troops from the Frotitierti‘" are fi'zi iersing •Upper Austria, and advancing, by • fo','Ced at tar"ches,to The. Regiments Of •Pcter , warn din and' lite:xi:tire xpeiled-te.'reach .that ricer pp the eth; thosee of the Benuat ' and the Illyrian 16 1 )4ggs 00 the: 1211i5- Ara the tirseand second Wal;' lachian Regiments on the I tithe • . ~..Aceording 'to -tiae - ..‘advices from the 'Tyrolese, 125,900 meleare encamped near,Ttent. ' l'heGatrisons,.of, Fiume, It'ara, .Porto,.'and: Ree, have been conveyed by sea to . .Vehieee, They..have been r . cplki:...ca, by, Russian Troops from.pele, .49;,*vet SEPT,,,3O:- , -411 •he sitting of the Ex traordinary Diet, on theseethe;he Landamtnan pre seetede Ikeportrespeetiog t hentission of his brother, Colonel Gewre,..,to.the imperial courteof Austria% COlonel GLUTZ had rettneied from Vienna .the pre cediag evening, and brought .with Letter froni the - Austrian Monarch for tliejlelvetie rslaeistrate, Letter asinrance of the 'ititerest which Miijcsty teel:, an:l all.vilv; tnken, in the leeipinces'ef Switzerland ; nett; eon . sequently, stetted ilk readmess to . i.et.oi . znizo, tho -most solemn manner, the Neutrality of the Cantons, as soon as the French Government should have offi cially recognized it on its part. In comeetience of this Report the .Dieteresolyed to send a •Depti=' tation to the' Emeeßoa of the FitENca, at • Stras , bUrgh, to make Ftlitable repre'Sentations to ktni on the subjeka.• This • imp n w ortieit. iniASiOaS confided to the late Landai nman, D'A.l4, v. ho set out as 50011 as he received his instrorlioes. The Diet then appointed ten Colonels tcs :,erve under the Coat taander, in-. Chief, and oro, contribu tion 'for the subsistence of the Ainty. The ribjeo of the Extraordinary Cafivocation of the Diet being tit:, accomplished., that Asseial.ity Was dissolved tho day before yeiterdLy, M. Dt,l WATT th,lt Corprnailder-in-Chief of tl.lO Federal Artily, estal,,islied his head-quarters titi-ZUrich on the 27th and he 'has since detached et battalion of 660 tg men Schaff itauien, nuclei the cornmatid of Col. liou CH, in order to the Frontiers in that quarter. P.tnts, OCT, i 0 .—The Senatus, Consultitin,rcouL firming the ration of Genoa-with the French En-. lire; Will not 'be publislu until it hits been pre sented to the Otdel . oll to be promul gated by hiS I'4ajesty, From the satict resi:ctt tit &corm% the Address ai r ;reed to oil t 7 t h,• by the Tribunate, on the subjed of the war, continuei to be kept secret. I:his Address will' be presentel to hi 4 Nerajosty in the: mid , it6r the Army. • - All . thelneasnrcs tielt•ti,ayy; to complete the war Citablishawnt of the Freach Army, ;are carried on Nvith,uncornaton aetivity. The operations-of-the it:7 tio,ooo young.. men, fir the Military Coth scripticm of the fc , orteetith ye:tr, titrlticft,, a,;:cor‘iin4 to the imperial Decree of the sth Fru(aidor, WCre not to continence till the. 13th in,t, have been ac celerated to > l l-ch ii dogret", th , t several -depart ntentS tht . !y ,:tre already conipleted. This levy}, voted 17 the LegMative Pgiy, is the -Session of the this- "tftentii year, loaves at the diposal of Govcrinnent the..,Wlrok! of the additional reinforcenkont th:mind 'Conscripts, rec,:‘-ntly orderea foi- the !Willett •of 800, by a decree of the Senate; , are;to l aralivn trout adi ilc . rei t of they , 4,lw,r.nwn subjeat to tileconscrnnion. At the . , E.:;:orrieflpti of the t ttta yen are al . / ,)ut to join tin .!.Vltly of Reserve, tie.y , are airt,ady, b> b tr e t vicri pi Aof Reserve tor th , c -- pow calle(1 into aeti vt! service . that: are Wilt off to the lronticrs all the , _ old Lub-orficep, rind soldiers, .who, in con,cquence t?tthe invitation addressed to them, have reS:t lvcd to ter tin tailitorrcaref.T. The Governiuent.)..; also o,c -copie,,litt the formation-of a rieNt Cbrps iy, the ,Pifei'ls Oju re i: ;isters for cord u. e ; tile V ttatilr of •••••••,es.i n - 0 f.,15 +l, u l 4Ln ai ready. formed - for the Ks/Ninon, or any otht , rs-, as, withour bei,txg liable to serve, by law, are wilting to equip thenmlves hortenten at their own expence, and to do duty ab4ut the person of the ENlPllnoft Nk*l6oAitlL:.the kmy;. This measure has been adopted in every part of the country, in cone quence of a circular letter from th e Mi n i ster o f Om interior. MaCi LS AltzvlD--t Gottentuirgh, 2. Dublin, z Wattrford. Dut —1 Lisboa, x Dublin, i Waterford. PRiCE t),P STOCKS . , 1 TIM DAV A? TWELVE f)!CLOCK• COnsol6 go. •$8 LONDON EATcPO4I, OCTOBER 19, 180. "Tit rs inorning. ‘ve received ~ sonic additional 13.7,4 t' :toth lil t. ,11e); contain little.besides. I.vhat !rive aircsdy bet - I)re our Reader 4, only are the following 0 c/I whole of the Phmori Vra,vic„ . lia,seti on ,tll4 „tic' biEtt:. Jiro t.r towards Plortzbeint and Stutgard, ol,l)riti ce Alua..vr are still Stutc'ard, and' the t klead , quarters of the Grand C.St4.lircat OST. E:;eelleneies Nf ])ls NI), and M. :NIAIiFT, Seisittary do not pi . ,..eLd to the . Aa - nly, at least, at pre" s Y a l. t ra • • We learn., by ptivate •LOters, that our TrOups are arrived in,the euvirons of iiint." • Nbri!ch Paper of the 15111 111:4. was last iii ;ttti rcech;bil,:b'ut . h stidi 'very little to the import:4i t.W.1494cc ,‘Vkich ,we:,yere yesterday enabled, froth public acid private sources Of information, to he . fore our Readers. "rhe violation of the Neutrolity of Prtissia by the Frellril,Artay, unisL, we think, lie.WOdua.ive re.sults the most h4ortant, and the most 'beneficial to the Cause Of the Allies. BONAPAitTg may, nab true, derive . ; some. ternporary tdvantage from I! , ' - Z 1(12 ' ;(1. ` P . ;11 2; 04e tharell of his. Troops from. tie North of Gerinany towards : the Danube,- ht 3 may Compel. the Au :triads tcu ft short, time to fall back; bt3t in:every other point of view, it must be produc, tire. of the inostaierions injury to his cause. It hi perfeetly w 11 known•tlict the Nentrality,of Prussia, if Strially tittintained, Was',MuCh more advantageous to France than it vas to the : it' sedured . . the former fro in point:4'of attack, , ancl enabled her to concentrate-her forces. These advantages, hel.vever, .Botl.omirtt has given up, in the hope, the vain hope,, , We trust, of being enabled to strike a decisive blow ngainsi Austria 'before - she can de, rive any. assistauce rots the Rossi:in Troops. The KANO 'Of OaonOt, with justice, oven if he' i.vere ine.tfued to de it, refuse to the Allies- the same .x.ivanta , 4 ;es.wV..ch the French have, in defiance of hisNear4lity, 01..)tiLted. This Netitrality,:Which he' lit its tti~~..tuost solemn in,:umer plediod . himself observe,' has been viohitei.lwitli every poisible 'degree of insult. Ne communication WaS made to the Cabio, , t of Berlin of the intention of the French Army to pat.s through',Anspach,. there is every rea4, son to .fruppme that no :inch Cornoninication was made, be::' use oth,erwise the intelligence of that event, w;)Uld Live .c. elted such 49i - prizt,) .and indigna tion as i! Kttior Of Paussii there! re, reduttti to the necessity either Of submit-, to this . ;rot i ad of violence and aggyos,, , :jou on ch. , part of France, or.of I.dopting some de- nif,asti,-t-, to! ti L:rk his SQn , se of the insults ho lu4s received. '1 hit Maje3ty hits already rcsolVed to adopt that liar: Of Ci.)111.111'1 most consist-. ent, with his 0w.4 honour iind the permanent interests of his kingdom, we have ty; doubt. • Sonic of o u r Contemporaries have expresseddoubts respeiting the faet . we yesterday stated / °idle King. of I . )rtissitt haytug dqckared ilk intention to , zrani. to the llutl Armies a past.ige throttly his Dominions.— We stated it upc.in an ltutltrrity On which we place the greatest reliance, and we have strong reasons to believe that his Prussi..in Majesty's determination upon the subjetFt was cominunicated to the Itritish Cabinet in dispatches which were received last WCl:k and .we. know that a Messenger wag sent off to litt t \ - it, days :Iv :with bispatelies Wi It! sup posed to be of the utmost importance. The sudden order which Was given " tor the etubarLition Elie ;German, Legion, aud the 'uncommon celerity with Which that embarkation, has takot place, confirm us: l still more in that opinion. We liaro this (lay extrafted from th'e Foreign, pet , tlit,,Nl:inilest,(), or rather theApol k ig t ti ca l Whido 1.110 Et...!.:(;;Tott of BAVARIA: 11a3 thOtaght prOpt-V, to ptlbliSh in consequence of his 'having joined tile Fre.neb. Upon 1,144 - raper it cannot he 1,0- ccs:,ary to makv may comMents. - That it Is th, ,of Freouti dietittiolu them cat) b e no etont ! t, a n d it is oi,. it takes, 110 notico of the IttAttbr whi e b k.:1 0 .' 4 4.1);•.; h)':?)4 , ~) t..', cxr,ll.,,ird Li, to make a common canse with the- Allies against France. We stated some days ago that Such a Let ter was written, and we pledge of tselves to the, fad. Yesterday morning lits...lVlA.t.gs'ry, thopDvits of YORK, 'PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, SOPHIA and Amt. lA, attended by Lady WYNYAED,'Col ' onels MAN HINGHAM., CAMPBECL, and TAyi..ort,. took an-airing on horseback through Richmond. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES ELIZARETH and MARY followed in an open carriage. The Duxn of CAMBRIDGE inspeaed yesterday his Regiment, the Coldstream Guards; • after which His Royal Highness entertained the Officers and Mr,. GatzriNiroon, at St. James's Palace. Tai; ito}'al Higimm ' the Dow: of Yorax arrived in town 6n Timr§day evening from Colchester, ana yeAtiTity h paid a visit to THEIR MAJEsrics at Kew., . A court of Aldermen will be held at:Guildhall op Tuesday next to consider a Motion, That of.:the City be excused attending as aMagistrate on the Rota at Guildhall and Session:: beer and determine an Appeal against the-Bate made un der the Clergy Ad for the; Parish Of st. Be sett Fink, in the Ward of Jiroadre -stet Searehers and. Sealers of Leather, and an 04-1 ) 40.- ehitter linanuel 1 - 16spital, - and' Other buisine:' " And Oh Thursday C 61.211 -of COrnrcon Council will be held, to settle the Watch Rate';:4-• take into flittlieF copsi4ratiOn tlilr ptopoi*gye I. ccrs for red, 4 1 4 atinf; the POrt of London ; 7 ,44 to consider a , ; ,Aiotion, " That as soon as the LOIW' MAYOR has taken .the Chair, the* proper Officer do take care to clear, the Court of all strAngers.pr et ious to any busiiids commepeing," On Mondry a boat was obsertied• to be,"run pA shore atthatham, at a place little fri!quented; kvt4Ch excited suspicion that goojs,.: improperly onie by, were in. her. The boat was seized, and fquud to contain a quantity of Naval Stores. The people made off when'they found' „tile -gruel - yes" discovered, and got clear away. On Tuesday, upon info9nariOn : being given that depredations to some extent . on ills Algjesty's Stores were .carrieden at 'a , varehouse very :secretly and conveniently i.ituated for ;uch - business, proper' Offieers went to the Prince: rot' Orange public home, at Chatham', ad liaising op to -a building at" the back of that house, sitnateil inn: the river side, they found it a receptacle' for King's Stores of various 'kinds, and Of.,large amount. .A . part of this build ing projeeled sonic distance on the bed of the river, and . 'is supported by strong posts driven . into tilt mnd. At big water a boat easily 'passes between these supporters, wider the 'floor of the building. 10, this'situatton, oven at. day time, the boat is scarcely seen. A trap-door was discovered, loosely covered with yarn ; through this door the cargo is easily conv.eyed into. the warehOuse, and afterwards distri, bated in various. compartments, the doors of which are so nicely fitted,. as almost to elude a very vigilant search. At the time the' Officer entered, a Man of war's cntter was under the door, and is supposed to have just delivered her 'illicit . cargo. A quantity 9f rope was seized, Some 'iron, nails, andother-articles, the property Of The Parties have absconded. . 1:11Z Tit BATH Ft,--The Comedy of The .242 - an of the IVorld, in which Cooiz was admirable in Per,tina.r, and in which Cuaat.zs KEMBLE, BRUNTM4, and Mrs. GLovea acquitted, theinselieg very ably in their respe6live chara4ters, was followed: last night:at Covent-Garden Theatre by a new Dra niatic Roiname. 4 intiticd Ruganiino ; or, The „Bravo 91 , 'Venice:. It would be ridiculous to enter into' any • detail of' the tiible of this Piece, as 'the translated Novel on which it, is founded is wc ll k nowrl to` the Public, and as the subje6t was .brought upon the Stage last season at Drttry-Latie Theatre. It is suffi cient. to say; that.the outlines of the original story, are preserved, except that iftellino, -now called Bri gantine; instead of being a reduced Nobleman, is converted into the Prince 0 f .111i1 q n,... Mr. Monk. LEWIS, who translated the Novel, is understood to have moulded it into. the Dramatic shape which it assured last i night, . We cannot compliment him !on the success of his efibrts,,. for there nothing of striking. - ,merif in the Dialogue or . the con duel off. the' Fable; It would -have been easy,. for him to have made the interest of the story stronger .by not absoltiteli. letting - the audience know ,tyt#Ftoriarito and Rvantitto is the same per 8011,howeVer ctiiivinced they 'might tie of, tin faet, But as the vehicle rif splendid,scenery and dresses, the' Piece is strongly entitled 'tOpublic apprbbation stud support. It. is also the medinni of touch good y 14ting, , particularly .the Part of 'Nit.. - .Toitt..tsl sTivg, Mrs. Marroc.9s , and Mrs. tho n g. /q r . , Joii.spot.t very well contrasted th rgy e' ferocious. enemy. !of litsgeintsno with the modest dignity and soothing tenderness ohipsabeit,ces 10VoT in ins nobler charac4 ter, and throughout. gave a powerful support to the Piece. 'The scenery is rich, varied and impressive. The assemblage . Of Pagan I)eWes, and the mecha- Pima of the-last scene, formed a very grand. and striking speattcle. 'flit, introduaton, however, of the Goldeit 4ple, was rather a st de incident, particUlarly as 4 leads to no Contest, and produces no ellita. The. house:was crowded in all parts, and tile new Drama was so wcll received that it will pros bably become. very popul:tr, and fully indemnify the l‘lanagers for tin gre.a expense WhichmuSt Mt e . e ssarily have attended its prtpanition. • Ltitle J3F4Ny is still at-Edinburgh, where laelias performed Douglas, Frederick in Lovers' and llcr~r. rat. The efithusiasth which he at first. excited in, that plai:e is witch diminished, but 1i is still very attri'live. llc received considerable applause in time first twactia4tCwrs, but was little admired. in Hain ;et. lie W:.14.4) perform Orestes on Wednesday lust. `'rhe Duit.r. of K Etil' is one of the most constant . 'frequenters of COVeilt-ZalClQllTlleare 3 he is - itidtted v rem 3) (;llmost every night, , . . • Mr. PYE it seems, converted his Comedy, ; ,to have been broUght out last season, at Drury-13M; Theatre, iuto an Opera, conjunction with son-in-law, Mr. Arttiotn„ ilowever re . - I way be the talents rof:his eeadjutor, it Le thought that Mr. rYllS'owp acknowledged critical taste stood at no need of • - 1 111e' Cs.utte lialanza will be brou ,, lit forward H the ye.rir. it is written aud coat the thou. Augustuti BARRY. 111 • • pL.Y24047T11, OCT. i7.--.A.rriveci the American, Brig Commerce, of New York,. Captain Mnrrocit, ladeu with raisins, Ice. from Malaga, thirty-two dap. passage, hound to Tonningen. After receivint! supply, of provisions, she sailed on her verg e. r Sailed the Phcepir Frigate, captain BMW, On 4 1 Cruize ; and aGun-larig, with a Flee a t viauallen [under convoy, to the Eastward. . •' . • Saile4.,this morning, and not betere, _their/Pi 1: teat:, 84, C: ; t, Lawyoan, with twenty bullocki li for the Fleet nit Brest.. . Last evening, the PAM l' ~. ~ , .. ,.a I, t.;omnaissionek:wl43t, Rear-AdmiralSUTTAti, went sx' I; board the - Phizitfx; 44, Cipt. Laza, mid paid tbd l i Crew six. mo c titha wages; and the .Prize Agents paid : them II a proportiOn et' prize assets fort several prizo s i t e took on !: taken and condemne d. Titii Itligning '1! board ten bullotio, and sailed f rom Bartley PoOl, through the Sound, to jolt) the Flett off firest. Caine in r: fio Falmouth the Apollo, 44 go, an ' d sailed again. :She had convoyed the Ex periitent, 'I guns, arkued a flute s , from Portsmouth, Jacio With naval si:ords tbr Zlinteutli, for supplying glob A id ' War as may put,in there for of cuiarlywhen.ihe wind is. not fair to re.lchlVwucill I:atters:from the Battler, of 8 pni, (lata al a low aigitti ;me, received here, state her ; being, t hrt.‘k nearly captured by the Rochefort Squadron, of Sail of the Line and fur Frigates, eruiz,ing' off the .. S . , W. Coast Of.iielond, Aiwa' Y is the nack ef our , 119 R; Wa rd and outwat,44):Jund convoys: Sbe 030P el that porpolo, part, on finding, by their strange ,Signals, they were Y ' ae. i miss,.by changing her course .ii the night, . • By this eirovuustanee it is dear this Squadron wi? not' returned . to :Rochefort) bUt, bi sh ifting 311° a 1,..mt CMiZing VAlnd4 constantly elude our 4006 . Stium4rons 4 . • ' Cairns to from the ),Vcstward, the &tart of li • r CAptaitl . guns, Capt; N*%*. He r etonied as ALttiro. to ' boat one of His Majesty's Ships, ctif,13.10t,,,, his old tuck Shi p •r w 27. • a ' d I n tile AO y o f t ar 42 r $ Lugger, Lieut. SvxrNis. t ( t ) ns, Ca t.: r i ' s from m ,si/non ChPheasY t i gate , c g s, "4 (corn tho Doo front the Indis; 44Lkeq/Kntti). and 4merica, R w:4 osoli, frolOsileric3:l Ceres, BAILED, from Lynn ; Fly, .o c 5 121414 .iong Mariofilargaretta, is ron cs, I Sailed tri: Hi n d F r igate, capt. youbirith Patches for L4ra-Nat.soN ; Susannah., .4°1415°1 for Embd©n ; 41 4 7,4onras und Hannah, Sotilo for E x et v r t nd apt this The bound tv Bciaruimuz; For tl l ~ of the three Ships of are all come to anchor again , in cvoevcoo moon Sbi? wind bviD4 r4vEriv, ciet.i:ned .. Plvzß, QcT. I 8.-.-d‘i.Averd the u ter n, tianaah, filial Boston, with silprf fur 4-11 ':, t4 . .A 1") the Pianix, FuL:icit, of and fry thi4 York, iOr •Aalskerdarn, with 4,4 g , (101414 bY r-hi;‘Ptittis Privateer* of this puic-,egi, PJ:i.i.ei.l by for London, the Canadian, Quirt-ling by the flirt, Catter, b‘lt since releacCj',o, ft ° 3l .`t. llioiaas's ; iladduck, iIEDN-Al4l ir , ° : :l LuOia • • d 1 ) an then Purset, INGATE, from TorW''' .i, A . T.MOUTti ---'' • ,I the f 0 n" , , O CT..CT. J 6.---Arnve. v- ii ' t op, * l4 "liThr3't 3(PCARTiiri frOVO Ireland ; Co''''' , " - . 0 Tn6xrio N.,' from Ne3th i and Roe Siltiog, I°l Solititat -.' ~ , apron., . • ' , n e fot Sailed the Lord FlObart Packa, ..,-B 1 ' 14 '" ket , SilAPOl4st, ItidlatlJ Nivlk.h a 7 Mail i Prince ildolPhig l'''c'illl. lkuLDEßstix, f;r Ne% -Y it a liiiio) '''' . v at ati • • :1 :3 1: 11 1 to.rfAi.st:hojorn9tic:ce:iirdt 9-b7unS4dil'ed‘Vesfttlittlidl:::lLer selerl t , , ---- Cyrei and (fide Sluop3 of Or fry it :re:rtlia:S-221trio;:les a:s'ol.;e • cnYTl.laills7tli-ill Itli:e 11:011111:411:::::th the Diana (t . v.io at - the Leewaid Island F.l4)'l'° for Port Glrmgo4, came up this morning. _,,t), The ?Jaen" et, LorptLs One of Jaill3iC3 F11:-' has dl. arrivedl . • . K. ; iis inorinni. ~,,,p • A4rived htre last night; the gars, risili;frk " .“).C3 (one of the Fleet) ; sailtd thence tily ot . .I) i lia ' •TV' , Y, with npwards of 70 Sail of -Nlercliaatoc V4rted in a gale aboUt. tour weeks ;Igo, N°` tile nclioa:mui:tylioadniaostSrel, oiiplidator.cini:3:cn.l9dre. ir.,ouozilLit.t.iii:ej.cit:oi,ol:ll,....vo,l:o7:vedrit,,, The Af a r , n'ill L4:ll:igk.s i iicl.:il t d, Dot: Gi, AO ; Maga NS T 1 the Aurora 'lli°°‘ pit ; Elizabeth, GALT, sinc, ..-- ' Toe 'l c .et for ClPie• SQ X , were all the ships in the . tir4t three ships are below. rday , for For t The following Vesseia pa;,eil .rote _, .11 ~, . Glop;, viz. the f,24.071, (3,01t0r, 110111 Un- :w.: 4.1,0 • Isabella, 'NI Ai'' Piigtiinf PATIISON, frOnl 4,1•• / ? r:4. c `rd✓f~_ T E SU. N. tiOLEM PALSOMI 4UDLitr