The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-19 00:00:00

' 7 -,„ A e!.tri N." 4. ' l ' • t i F 0 , • : t r . 'V - "11 ei•A* j t A a Z.::;;Z:l 7 Vede l l* 1 , -",• . ? ) 4 I • ; t• o : 44 ::•• • r'..4 . ( -; •• "/"•• ••- 7\‘• 4* Z - ~ i•i s ,, i ' iA,4P tt„ TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1816. titymthit, 734 4.] Liqtrch Atfttrnkcil; TVIYA I/WRY-LAN TrilS PRESENT EVENING, March 19, G,)yl their Malt:stir.' tiert.3nts_vill.p.rrforra EAST L'SlilA HOUSE, Feb. 2R; 1914: AMERICAN DUTIES. now making iii thriie Tirtiiinces of cloth, 'Min, and other necessaries, foi; th Rustian corps tin— der Gen4ralWorontow, whose head-qUarters are still at Maubeuge. Lire see daily Generals, Colo nels, Afajors, in Short, Officers of all ranks who leave riance, arriOe here. it is affirmed that Man,- are going to Ainerica, and ttiat some in. tend to follow the example of Bonneval and. Tott, and offer their Services to the Turkish Go.; vernnient. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMP-4.NY of MERCHANTS .of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL (HURT of the Said COMPANY appointed to he held at their Home, in I.eadeti hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 90th of March next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, will also be. on SPECIAL AFFAIRS. • JAMES COBfl, Secretary. This morning 'cached its the new American Tariff; which was published by the government of the United States about the 19th of February. TI-IE DUKE OF MILAN, The Emperor Charles, Mr. Elrington ; Lndoeice Sforza, ?4r. Kean ; Francisco, Mr. Rae; Gr!,.ctio, Mr. thcberry ; Mar edia, Mrs. Bartley; Marianna, Miss Boyce; Eugenia, Mrs. ;ban. TO which will he added (12th time?, a new Farce, called WHAT NE>: i'? The principal Characters by Mr. Dowtoo, Mr. Bartley, Mr. Knight, Nlr. Oxberry, Mrs. Oiler, Miss 'vets, Mr,. Harlowe. The Doors .will he opened at 1i,,1f-pmt Fire, and the Play beitio 54 Half -past ThUrbil4y, A Nvw Way in Pay Old Debts ; with What Next ? • TAR? OF THE TREASURY. SEW DUiIES ON iMeORTS PROPOSEO Si; TUL jECRE- • The following is a sketch i--;• Ist. Free duty.—All articles for the use of the United States, sucb as philosophical apparatus, &c.; houkt fur schools and otberwise ; personal baggage, &c. ; reguhis of antimony; linintals for breeding ; bullion ; Copper in any shape fur use of mint, also in bars, pigs, &c. ; tin, bra's, old pewter; rags; tool and wood' manufacturtd (except mahogany and dye wood), sine, awl Aire oil for manufacture's. EAST INDIA HOUSE, J. 94, Isie. THE COURT of .DIRECTORS of the' UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING ; to the EAsT INDIES, de hereby give Notice, Baussabi, 14rAttctt 13.—The toivnt of Cambrny , and Valenciennes derive extraordinary advantage front the abode of the Allied Troops; in the first town no lodgings Can be found ; Money is iri abundance, and the inhabitanti live upon the best terms with the troops, who observe the hest RA most excellent discipline, Rune of' the frontiek towns, however, have gained more than Mau betrge; where the Russian irearl-quarteti, and ;tit the, branches of the military, adminiiti.ation iv establithed. Condi and Botichain, which are the head-quarters of the Hatroveriani and Danisii. corps; profit in an equal degree from the presence otthe troops; The French fortresses where tilt Allies have no garrisons, present; on the contraty (with the exception of Lille), a mournful and nik serable appearance They write from Phillipeville, that the chief inhabitants end functionaries of the newlyacquir ed territory, are to assemble there On the ap prottehing visits of the King. The works of Philippeville, which were planned by Vauban, 'trig. in very good condition. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT...GARDEN. rrinS PRESENT • EVENING, March 19, till .18.15, will he performed THE Stflool, FOR. scammt.. Sir Peter 'Nadi., Mr. [:,..ye1l ; sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Tarry; Sir Benjamin fiacicni!e, Mr. Liitou ; Joseph Surface, Y"mig; Charles Surf..cs. liemble; Crabtree, Mr. A"ttlitwil; Lady Teazle, Miss O'Neill; Ludy Sneetwell, Mrs. lrttuit ; Mrs. Outdoor, Mrs. Whits; Moat, Mi s route. To which will-he added, DOMIVASTEs FUR-1 04 M On Thursday,' (key Pliant:ring Otitis Lure. Law, and PbyNic. That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY's STOCK will he SHUT on TUESDAY, the sth March next, at Two o'Cloch, and opened again uu Thura4.►y, the 1 ith April following. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COM of the said COMPANY will he held at their llou‘e in GeadenhAll-street* on WEDNESDAY, 111020th March next; at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. 9. Ad valorem duties of seven and A half percent .--Dying drugs and their tnatetials not subject to other duty, gum . arahic, gum sertegal ; jowellern gold ood silver watches anti clothe • or parts of either, and frames of clocks; laces of thread, silk, and cotton. IS per cent.—All articles not free, and not subject to ally Specific duty. 20 per cent.--Linens of all Linde, cambries, lawns, hempen cloths, sail cloth ; Russia and German linens, silk and thread glov rs and hose ; silks, satins, and all articles of which silk is the material or chief value. 2i per cent--all articles martufact tired of brass, copper, Iron, .test, pewter, lead, amid t in, &c.; !males of all kinds ; jspanncd wares of .all j cannon, markets, fire and side I.BVING To CUI.Ur V GA OF • Ih. AEGM STii:PHENS bev4 tc, intortn COWNIU,S CP • who have to CLOTrIE !MOMENTS; that Ile will for dish; them With Clothing, .laeoutrernents, Sadlery, `ihirti. Ste. &c. at Five per Cent. less in Price WWI what they nil: now paying on the Sel.nr Cretit, and for any number of var.' that may be agreed un.—No. ib, Upper Thistuas-street, "tear Blockfriors-hridge. • That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Douse, in Leadenhall-stt ert, on WEDNESDAY, the tOth April next, from Nine u'ehick,in tbc Morning until Si,: in the Evening, for the ELECTlONoistxrinwrom of the said Company for Four Years. And that the LISTS of the MEMBERS of the said Com pany will he' Trudy to he delivertd at OW House, on TOES. DAY, the stab March next. JAMES; COBB, Seerouy. ;his Day was published, in Ivo. (tlie.Thind Edition), with 15 Mate , .price 14s. hum ds, of N IN 1 RWRICTION to the STUDY of l'itYsi ' oLoGicAr; !tad SYS7ENIATICA I. BOTANY. Isy JAMES EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. the. Sic. Presiderst of the liontetto Society. Printed. for Longman, Florsl., ttees, Omit, :Lad Brown, ritt ertiostei-rovr. • * * * *A fine Copies site eoloored ti-(leciro, price li. Ss. Us, The Plan of this Work is to render the Selene. of Bototti- "rms. gi per cent.—Woollen manufactures of all hinds, and all Snicks of %bleb w:tol is the nsateriql or chief %little. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feh, IG, 1816. rri 1-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hotliy girt Notice, 3.1 i per cent..—Cotton manufactures of alt descriptions of Wbieh cotton it the material; chine were, earthenware, %time Mate. porcelain, and glass manufactures; bonnets and cap• fpr women, fans, feathers, ornaments for head-dresscs, arti *vial dowers, and millinery; hots end cops of wool, fur, lto►ttuer, chip, straw, or silk; cosato lea, balsams, perfume•, painted floor-cloths, mats of grass nr flogs, sailed ail, pictled capers, anchovies, &c.; and sweet►ueats. $5 per cent.—Cabinet wares and all manufactures Of wool, carriages of all detc►ips leather, and all'article, made of it; paper of all descriptions ; brushes, canes, whips, printing type, a.id clothing featly made. cal Arrangement us wqll zvi the general Structure 41111 At y .) f Plants accessible, and in every point eligible for yVang Peruniti of either Sex, wino may he desirous of making this el,gatit and useful Science a port of their Education ur Thai the COURT will he' ready to receive Proposals in writing, at any time on or I o Wednesday, the 20th March next, from any Perstm or Persons wino fumy be lit ling to BUILD, either in the River Thames, or at an Out port in England, a SHIP or SHIPS of about rien Tons bur then, to he LET car Fflrtourr fur the saiJ Company's Ser vice, for Six Voyages certain, specifying in our Sera a per manent Kate of Poace Freight fur with of the said Six Voyages. ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS Zeful to Architects, Ornaute•ntal Deliguers, Plateworiters, ' and to every Trade dependant on the Fine Arts, and par• tiectiarly intermting .o the ( I * boat Antiquary, elegantly rugrav,•d sit outline on 170 platei, pkice al. 3s. halt'-liontl, aniallQuarto, and on la' ge fine paper:A. is. in extra boar*, This Day was published, A GOLLI:C'IiUN of ANi . IQUE VASES, Patera, Tripod*, Candelabra, Sarcophagi, &e. from v:Lrioty. Mtucuu►s tool Coln:dim:ls, engraved in outline emi 170 plates. Icy HEIN . ItY ' MOSES. • , ►With Historical Etsays, r r inttal for J. Tayiur, at the Areli it ectural Library, No. sa, HOlhorn FRANIMAT, MARCTI )0.---Pri"Ate letters Iron% Hatvaria advise, that the Alistlian troops are, to occupy Salzbufg and the Inuyirrivi towards the end a the present month. A great part of tlisi liivarian auny is to be disband, and many 0ff,... Thy 'Fenders, trith the words " Ship Tender" en the cover, to he severaily sealed up and left with the Secretary, at this !louse, tit or before Twelve o'Clock ;It Noon on the said nth March nest, beyond which hour uo Tender will he received. cers put upon hulf-pay, They talk of.itt double marriage between tlitt Houses of Austria auttliavakia. JAS. COBB, Secrettiry. The hotel of 'l'ottr Tocis is pnt In order for the German. D et, It is generally believed' that the eonfeeencea opon the terntoriat arrangements, ilt hegin'to-moirow. - • NVltere may be bad, ; 1. Ornamental Designs after tbt, mariner er the Antique. Worge Smith. Quarto, CS plutcs, btmrds. 2. PriKoksi t)rimments, iu tlae,.;trusciat and Grotesque ,t3t11.,, bag'.l ullu , 31. 3s. 4Aiirtitt. L'• ' • The particnlars of the principal Dimensions and Scant lings, on Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of tha Chartrelarty for each Voyage as an outline, together with the other Ttrui: land Condition. on which the Sttips :ire. to be tendered, built fur, and einployed in the Company's ser vice, may he bdd upon application to Mr...10b0 'Monett, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Mutuiay, the With Instant. All the p4ivate letters reeeteca at Ulan' trout" Naples say, that hat far the presence cif the Aus— trian troops, melancholy Scenes Would have p3ssed nt the burning of the Theatre, the LaLtaroni. being trite ready to plunder.- titl.Alttrg IMPF.RIAL TWINE CLOTII, FOR. SMUT ING.ALS.D.,ST,PERIOR hie Majesty's 'Royal Letters Pateitt. rr FIE Nobility,.Allerchauts, mutt the Public, are I.k:sr.:l gully iUlottaed, by tlu: PittPatrutcr, the above Cloth is sold, duly stamped, at the EAST INDIA wA tura mu s k s , No. HI, cheapsideowd itt no ether Hour, Wholrlate, in enure rases for Exportation ; and by the Piece, fronrls, to 52 3 Ards pleb, at is, its. 45. did. ;Hid bd. per 3 - ard. It is peculiar for its great economy, and its singular vonduciveness to health, particularly in . this changeable climate, uiliarally preventing th e etreets arising front sudden transitions filial heat to cold after exercise, us :ver imbibing the damp atmosphere, and equally beneficial in :warm or cold Climates. It is adopted to all the purposes of ine, for Shirting, Children's wear, sbeetliez, Ste.; the 'Pieces for Sheeting, both 4.4ths and 6--It Its, contain from two four pair each, and surpass every otter kind fur economy, -beauty, and pleasantiess of wear. Many of tko Grst Fami lies iu thu kingdom burs long experienced its advantages. Orders from Abroad and from tide Country receive e. try at - - 'tension. The White Childs, for Ladies' dress and Children's :wearonay be obtained Its shore, in Pieces from Three to,Your ,tlainoas each, containing front three to font' Dresses. . FOR !4connurm CONIPLAINTS. DR. It lENI A Na ' A N'EIbcORBUTIC ' DROPS, or GOTTA SALOTARIS, an approved Spe ,eitie for the Seorvey, and every Foulness and Impirrity of the Blood. Scorbutic (A'asur!alias are the most general ma lady of the British Constitution, no family is, mute or less, exempt from them, and they these themselves in a variety of leap; they prodoca roughness, ulceration, and other diseased appearance of the skin, they occasion lois of appetite, weak muss, and dejection of spirits, and the mass of blood, being Itudered foul, it is kic:ipabla of ..fording a healthy supply of l aiturisinneut to onahle the functions of life be properly and actively performed. As a remedy fur all• impurities (runt this *awe, Dr. Freetwin's Gotta ;ialutaris has p, seed itself, by a ireTittation of Forty Fears, a certain Specific and never fading Core. ' Sold in Bottles, at °t. Id.; I ts. and sits. at Meter's. Ileutlitr Sons, No. .1, C-lit.opsitio, Itundint,,and then by the Kincittal llookswiler• and Nadicino 'Venders in cvvr) MATRIMONY. TEOPLU of every raoh irty adoration to the shrine of Wedlock; but, where the Colistitiition tins 'been tainted by dilease, or debilitated by a certain habit, tuntratted at nn early age, ti renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive the . 4.lotobetingspuristof life, and to reanniotte the system. For no disorders hare contributed more essentially to 'dest roy klynemesd hippiitess thlin thOse which are the consequences ttl!ftettled pletnute. tt was this consideration which in duced 'M mrsrA. 'CURRIE .and Cu: Surgeons of eminence and Isis!) prnfestiunal attainments, Meisibers of the Itoy.l Cul leg" of anti Editshurgh, to present to the Public the 'esult of thirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal Complaints, .ant{ those Debilities and Deficiencies which fist unfreonently preveut iiphitter the matrimonial state. ' lii thy %tricots gradations, from meta infection to confirmed 'Liles, their treatment commands very often it speedy, and always u radical Cure. In duhioui eases, their lung and wen _ nrrniiged experience gives t !wen a prtsmptitnile Of decision that 'rental the Patient from hying niercisrialixed out of his es 41Itence, or herring his canstitntion undermined, ;and the ri ' tolisrinciple destroyed by a latent, but insidious disease, us .a Jihad and caufitlence io shnllow Pietemiers. In Nat..' `reos'Dileases, Vascular lielmotion, and Atimy of the Or .Vas, arising from excessive indulgence, insalnlorious cli nlisles, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and vhergy to the storm, even in cases whist are verging on di repair, Sitrittutts and °the, derangements of the Urethra,. they remove in a toild and elfectual manner. Slight and re• Vont cases of Venertiil Inteetion matured in the short period of two days. To the Female sex it will be consolatory to alluvi That they may be cutest of the Dcbilitsei which. clefritt Inctlition, and asp .the runiiilation of conitultial ie lits treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable lie t.re*Y. Messrs. Ctirrie and Cu. m.s ay e consulted e very day, at Itself. holm., 101, littitott-gArden.--Letters front the Corintry, sintiva luSUutely time tour, tootle of living, &ie. and enclosin ii g -4.,ll""illsneo fi r Advice Molicitirs ; will he treated with , • thou* atteutiaii,..- 4 %0. to 7, Ilattuulartitu; Lately published, prieerss. hostrit4, T E "HAND . : . A Tale. Printed fort Cadi • ll and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, price is. 6d. Min SPEDICII of CHARLES C.WItiTERN, . AL Esq. M.P. on the DISTRESSED STATE of the AGRI CULTURE of the KINGDOM. I Printed low Budd and Calkins Boot; se . ll en. to 44 Itclat Hioh • nen the Prince Regent,l9o, ' 1 On the Id March was vithlisheil, No. Ili. plice 41.6 d. of rriiE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly .. Register fo ► r British India and its Dependencies • cun t tanning Original Contmonic;itions : Asiatic Fragments. 'Anec dotes, &c.; Poetry • Review of Rooks; I.lsentry, Nltil $O . phical, and Nlissionatiy Intelligence; State Papers; mentary Journals; A , ratic Intelligence t Births. Abirriagei,• Deaths, anti Appointments in India; Home latelligesiee dia SAW, Times appointed fur the East India Company's Ships fur the Season, &c. &r. Printed for Black, Parhniy, and Align Leadetthall-street ; and way be had of all Booksellers. GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PORTRAITS. T UE TW;ENTY:FIRST NUMBER. of this Elegant_ and Interesting IYork is just published, con . • taining Portraits of— . I'. F. lIIIDDLETON,D.D. F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Calcutta. Lord RYItON. • WARREN HARTIN4IS, Esq. .101 IN FERRIA;t, I.D.N • . .1014 N „ 1 . • ; J.OIE; NoicriicoTE, El+ LA, Printed for I`. Cahn kite W. Darin, Strand. li.Ditywat publishtd, 1113 Voln 12mo. toe pritt 11. Is. boards, of UY MANNERING ; or, The Astrologer. NJI Ay tier AUTHOR, of WAVERLEY. Mao! for Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Loudon; •4-1 A. Constal:leand 'en. Edinburgh. Of whom may he had, • WAVERLEY ; or, l'isSlaty Years Sinte. 3 cols. 11. Is. bds. Shortly will he published, by the same Anther, ANI !QUAKY; in d vols. 11. ta. bds. Tilts D a y was published, In One handsome Octavo Volume, price 13s. In boards, THE PERSONALITY stud OFFICE at the CHRISTIAN COMFORTER AS and EX. PLAINE°, iu a Course of ;iermoos preached before the thiiversity of Oxford, at the Lecture founded by the Km J. Ilaaspton, M. A. raison 'of Sahshury. By REGINALD 1.1-11F,R, M. A. Rector of Hodoct, tialopotni late Fellow of All Soulsr.ollefe. Piloted fur J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, 100, This Thy were published, In smell Oder° for a Poe'aet Book, neatly printed by Density, • Price s. iu Boards, • tr4lll,,Cis Fon. - 1116 PURCHASING OF 'ESTATES,' Freehold, Copyhotd, or Leesehold nunies, &e. ; Ann for the renewing of Leases held tiinter Ca thedesi•Clinrches, Colleges or othet Capurate Bodies, tor 'Arius ur Veal* certain. an d fur I:, e 4. Together with several. - u'seful :1114 interesting l'ahles, Conn, cted With Lhu ste t tjcs4..— Also the Vice 'Table; of ('a:llium:id Interest: fl W. INW001), Architect and Sittreyer. Printed for J. 'Taylor, at. the ArthiteFtural Libterypiqu.soo. ' . • 3d. -*tides chargrif with. ftpecific dutiss.,-Ale, beer, and porter in bottles, per gallon, 20 tet•nts ; do. in casks, to; al kali, per lb. 3; bottles, black glass, per gruce, 144: 4,, 0 f i p er pair, (100 ; bristles, per lb. ; curds, plaing, per pack, 30; cables and cordage. • tarred,, per lb. 3 t. do, untscretr, yarn, ttrint, and pack-thread, 4; candles, .tallow, per lb. 3; wait nod spermaceti, do. 4 : cassia, Utinese, 6 ; cinnamon, 96 ; cloves, 25; cheese, 9; chocolate, 5; coal, per bushel. 6; cop "eras, eat, (SO; copper in shwa, roils,, bolts. or nails, 4 tqffee, per lb. G; cotton, 3; elm ants, 3 ; figs three ; fisli, fo reign caught, per quintal, 30; turtekarel, 160; salmon, 200; an ether pickled, 100 ; glass. window, a by 14, per one hun dred square feet, 950; 10 by 19, 275; above 10 by 19, 325; glue per Ih. 6; gunpowder,: 6; hemp, per mt. 150 iron in bars, 75; in sheets,. rods, or hoops, rolled iron in bars or bolts, 150; hirligu, per lb. 15; lead. in PiAS;.bars, or sheet—; black, white, dry, or ground in oil, perll4. 3 ; mahogany, 100; mace, per lb. 5; nails, 3 : nutmegs, GO; pepper, 6; pimentri, 2 nisi's*, in jars and boars, 3 ; all others, 2 ; salt, per bushel of 56 ass'. 20; segars,...perlhousand, 950; • spirits frt u fl grain, viz. first propf per gAllbn, 42; 2d, 45 ;, 341. 44 ; 4th, 52 ; sth, 60 ; above; 75; spirits from other materials* Is! and 24 proof, 36; 3d, 49; 4th, 43; sth, 57; aborts, 70; shoes an 4 slippers, of silk, Per pair, 40—of leather, .30; children's. 20; spike., per 111;.4; soap, 3; sugar, brown 2 14; While clayed or pow dered, 4; lump, 9; loaf, II; candy, 12; satia, 151;' tallow, I ; lea, front China, direct, bolters, 10; tioueliong and other Wadi, 25; imperial, gunpowder 'and sorrier, 50, 'hyso'n anti young byson, 40; hystin•skin an t i other green, 25 . tea from other I luces—bohea, 14; noucholig, &C. 34; gun powder, imperial nod gnmee, 68s hysou and yam* byson, .561 hyson-skin and other preen, 341 ;—tin-plutei, Tier 'lOO square feel, 150; tobacco manufactured, other:than Snag and sugars, 10; woods, dying, vis. logwbod, per tun. 1)0 2 1' nica ragna, 000; whitiug, per lb. 1; umlerellas or •paro.soli of • silk, 200; do, of other materials, 100; frames for do. 75 ; 'Wines, ;via. London particular Madeira and Clustoprtigne, per gallon, 100; other 'lltdeira, 30; Butguntly, Champaigne, Rhenish, and 'Pokey, 70; Sherry and st. Lucre, 00; Claret and other wines imported in bottles, 70; Lisbon, Oporto, and Other wines of Sicily and Port, 17.0; Tenerife, Fuyal, and others of Western Islands, 40; all others, 25. DUTCH. 111 Alt, [RECEIVIIIS TIIIS MONDMICI BRVIISELS, NlAitcti 11.---The Royal French Guard being now complete, the Prefect of the Department of the North has given notice that no snore personi eau be received into it. This department alone has 'furnished for it 600 men, all belonging in , respectable families. With re spect to the organization of the troOpi of the -line, fresh instructions 'haVe beett.receivcd within -a few days. :lte legion of infantry are not to be made above 400 strong, because the national guard is sufficient to do - the duty of the fortresses. The regiment of artillery at Dottay is only to be brought to half• the number of meh. Tate regi= meats of cuirassiers, dragoons, yagereon horse back, Warts, and hussars, are to consist at but front 2 to 300 men, with dt;uhle the number of bosses. ity theme 'rneattutes there is not only a •great saving for the treasury, but opportunity to give the several corps time to form themselves slowly, anti to receive none but such persons as may be depended upon. Great Purchases ate NAVAL NEWS. BR tx it ANT, Tc)RBA,Y, MARCH 7 .- , ilirestetthir the wind shifted suddenly from NV. toS.B.innt blowing very strong, many of the 'ships rode henry, and were wonky the necessity of slipping their cable s, and put to sen ; six of tliettitan into harbour-4ortunntely none of tlie,:u received. anyrdarnage.' The 1-lon. P.itst Indio Comprinfit ,Ii ;n broke one anehor.the drty befot:e; aria n going to sea slipped dumber, he wind httii ing tignin Come'roistul'so the S.W. she is jnst're-, turned; as nit: marry of the others. PLY MOUTH, MARCH 17.—Sailtd last night tht Donegal, Pobthumons, John, Oaria, and a Ras iian; hot the rritid is again from the anti it is supposed they must pot Lick or run for Fal mouth. The Lady Castlereagh, Cambridge, and Cornwallis East Indiamen rem , iiti in the Sound. rol-rsiaouTit; ItlAttcit Isis 'Mit jesty's 311ip Fllllll4lllll 111,111 critise, and his IST.- jesty's ship Itivestigator from the Eastward. • Ar. rived the Catti; Shphia, Swish. and William, merchantmen, from the nowm,—, Wind W. N.W. VALMOUTIL, IllAttcn 16.---Salted the MarlbO4L' rough packet with a mail for Li3bon ; tort! Ho bart packet with a mail for Jamaica; and dm Lord Sidmitalt packet with a mall for the Bra zils. Should the weather continue fair, the whole of the outward bound will sail to-morrow. —Wind S. S. W. to N. ,DIAL, Mattca 15,—Arrived, the ,Doefierr of Gordon,. Uttiaututar, from St. Michnel's.—Camet down from the river and remain, the Nestor trail sf port, the Oporto, for Opor6 l and the Harmony. Antr a for nondures.- 7 -Wind W. HARWICH, Maiton [G.—Arrived the Amel iand. packet with a pail 14STIMUTION 191.12t-140NpY Raleigh, :for . a Preneh privateer, mina; unlinowa, tlf* - Mit Instant, aftV.,lolk, street,- Ktratid.—Narrismts, fikr that Viper 't Snit Ditniingitottiti uttter vessels in tympany, fat the Dart, itvetuge, Vence, Dulpliim, and Cara ; OttiVr VVS4O.I 11% cciuttiAny. for the Flash tin;) Ann, arid, Kit'4.4 • 'nth t the Loire, for the Mafia t Poiette - re, Ninhlstittle, and Acosta, fur the 11.r11ii dile& Hightiyer; ;0044 tut the Jacob tlsttli b paid into Vocenisieb