The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-12 00:00:00

mid M. (le I.AttUp the two last decidedly Ire Royalists ; ,theotlmers rather Modeles Clam Ma nisteriallsts. Stich is the substance of die Private Letters. •Sollte German Papers arrived last night, con taining a Proclamation of the ne , .vKing of WV R. TEMBERG 00 his, accession, and 'a &call of the Ceremony at Munich, on the Marriage by Proxy , of the Princess CHARLOTTE of I..taraiia to the Emperor of A USTMIA. A Supplement to Satortlay,'s . Gazette was yester day published, announcing the •Cutat .111ourning, which if to commence on '''''' neAt, to change on the,l2th of December; ;ant{ to tern, iri~te on Thursilay tike 9th of January. This -6lippletnes , also contains allispateh troni the East Fthes, a copy of the Treaty of pecember 2, 1615, with the 14'04 of-Narmn: We should be. glad, :with truth, to . state that the lintricanif Mitiiied'ytsferday in Tull •!•+I.P.; was confined to Alartinigne alone, and that the loss did not exceed. that mentioned from Liverpool. On the culinary, the American Pews 01 the last date:state That• the lutrrienne had been pr. tty ge neral in the West India Islands in the beginning of Sept. A Captain efu Danish brig had stated, that at St. Croix, and oilier of the islands, about 60 ves sels had been lost ; that he was on shore Ititthelf, but was hloWn tannin to sea, and kept out three days. Another account states, that on the 23d of September, during a violent gale of wind, nine vessels were thrown spoil the banks near . o c ia. cocii.43eaelt, and t ky,, on Portsmouth. ,The whole extent of the losses was not known. • • .I,ORD wiltrWoitTl4. Frbin thr Dublin Evening Correspondent, Nov. 91 The tolit,wiii 13411ettil yesterday tVelliu!.; " Plramix Park, Friday Evenior, 4 I,' cliick, p.m. "" . Thu Lord L:votenane4 health - Continues to improve." iSignril, &e.) . . . By (lie . arrival. at J.,iverpool of the American !hip Courier,. in ,the" short passage of 20 days from o3.lston, w'e have received letters 'Etta •as O l e 18th 'tilt. irons that place. It is impossible to de -scribe thdtlistressed state of those who, have im ported largely of British mantitaetares ; the sacri fice intiklog „On sales of their importations were as great. as 20 to 30 per cent., and. the stock of fonds on hand being vrry,great, au .amenometit in the market could not of elmrse be expeeted...- I .f liese • distresses were :augmented, ,by holders . of British goods sending on from Nend York and Awhere they could not enact sales l coder 4U to 5U .per. cent . loss)., large tpiatitnies to Iv e 'sold a lielinti at Boston. A ship arrived at Nett Prnvidetice tron n Point Petre, tittatialottpc, bast haisteleickness prevailed at tloaloittutt wlien lie `cdins• a tay : in • one day Cliptain Apt! -Barry" alarms I.e 4nocibed 100 .finterida. The . vt.ops td cotton and iffiltteeli Weke 4serrtained to be soy good : flout and rice are repre sentcd to be inithiling.--Excliange at Boston on London, 4 10 . 5 p( r cent. advance i American 6 pc' ce,o. 90 a 91 The REGENT it tXpeeleil 41 his Brighton PS-. )1. e, on. a v thit of inspectihn, thi s week. . Ti,e of the Royal Family to be successively, lavnett to the l'a'tliou Orly in Dec'. tuber are , — *Her MAjesty, Priticess Charlotte ut %V a let, and Prince oh . Sarte-Cobourg , the Princesses, Duke and Duchess of Gloucteter : the. Grand Diikc Constantine awl Nidifilus . of Russia will aim be Gliests.—;.(Norning Paper'.) ' The Grand Doke NICHOLAS IS now expected every day, and ail the preparations for his, recrp tioti at St. Alb.ot's liohe' Strattord-place, are complete._ Ms Imperial Highn e ss's rstaplish meat will be the - same as the Austrian Princes, when they resided at the saute place. The Doke of IVELLINGToN iS.IIOI to arrive in Paris hctirrc the middle ifs December. A ?! le of the,Offiters of his Sta ff have arri v ed , ,but they do .31ot reside in his hotel Quarters are still provtil; ed tor them according to their rink by the Minn. cipaliiy of Paris. ' Yesterttay the Russian Ambassador and Cot. YAIMItATIIIOII had interviews of the PAINCR Ite .GIINT at L.arituti-tiouse. The font- bra..tiftti horses sent as a present by the Ewperor AI..EXANDBIt ti) the PRINCE ItllO6OlT arrived in to n the day before - yesterday. They 'were 'brought tty his Insperial Majesty's own 'grl2,oltis, thsir We. tire ittlAty to learn thatLoiti WELLESLIVeII , TCCOV'ety CottlAtttw46 to. be progtesbive ; and that , , by the , laSt accouots trout /Latusgate ue is' a good ' :tieni better. 1 -Ilic'septirttie Jain! twe of the Nlarcliioness Writ.- . , IfSLE? was 5,0Ut1i,. ti•year, with tin addition OF .600.1. a-year tut the ettotiogeitt. avail' of the Coun tess 01 monNistoTota. lndrprttkleutly ut tilt% ils• .carne, her Ladyship possessed considaraille pro pity in the itto,tl6, reeeitrt;tl various Krauts Imo) the -. Martinis. Site is to be buried in but' fordalilre, :whither Lord Wat.i.usLav'il agent has ;it oecedo.l to segolst,, the funeral ceremony. Recent !,esters trot)) Viiersburgia give a favour sibl4 accowit ut the,briskness of - ail mercantile cluccrus it that coy, and That cotisideristilp ship ments were o9akitig for II& kingdom. ,• The N4.44464iiini Journal itiya—" The good ef ,‘ tects of . the energetic Operations of the Civil , POwer in this tOwit and county are daily begun)... ins visible ;-nut a single attetopt has, as far as we , have been able to uscertiail'.:4cen made to 44tirb the public tratiquilliiv daring the last tea . 4 4 4 Moot 40,000 cwt. o' the best her( and pork of Ireland wera-lati. week sold. to Govertittii:to , by a loodoner tinder 2011, a, oil, or 2d. per lb, to be. -410v.ered.ue4t sprit's, for army, uavy, and surri -.•,44* ~,,~„~. EAST INDIA. SHIPPING. The lllergl4l 'fiiceqsed ship at rivol..y!Steraill. Hot ning•irt.the3jowit3;frfitil et . th . c: , 8 , 6 of Joly,.a ail St. t-1.1 , 1* the 14th ot September. • •, • . The l'ottorn Extra ship s3ileti from.. St. He . iena six b6ais Iktore tbe Eliergill. le isITTIL ship Mangles pat lilt° S41110(1 1 4 B4y he lath August. The licgent, regohir ship, attired at Mailfah ,n 1 a k t- 30th June. DRAL, Nov. IL—Arrived, aml . sitiled tor the River, the Etlet - gill, CLAIIKBOI , 4 !rum ltoniltay, in l'onr months and two•days. C4oe down Mill the ttiyer, and sailed, the Prince, Itegent, TAY LOS . for l'obago ; Prince Regent, Di.v4..NHILL, for Bet• inutla and Prince George, PARKER, J 4.1.11101 ; .1111) the ItOyal tiilei•eigit yacht 'tor Calais, and remains. Pitt back the Sir Godfrey Webster, Zo diac, and several more Webt •Intlianten.—Wititt N.:W. PoRTIMOUTIL.Nov.ll.7—Arriveil the following . ihips front the Downs ;—lloond, foi St. Yin. , tent's ; Killotheek, for Antigua ; Milrnse, for Grenada ; Londo - if, for JaMaica ; 111'441, for Barbadoes ; and Oetavia, for Belfast. Put back the Pyrenees. • Arrived the Planter front Dame rant. last from Falmouth.- Wind S.W. PALHOUTH, Nov. 9.--Arrivei4 the Mary, Lon* pox, 'tram Buenos Ayres, in 8 day's, and the Lovely Anti, from London for Nevis. Sailed the Motley, PRYWN, for London. The Mary spoke, on the 27th Sept. inJat. 9. 32. N. long. 27. W. . the William, SHAND, from Liverpool for remain hueo, all well. The ftillowing vessels were to leave Buenos Ayres after the, Mary—The Violet, Sprightly, and Trial, for Loudonon the 26th of Auguit; and the Graee,* for ditto, about the. lgth of Sept. The Admiral Griffiths, of Liverpool, s for NewYork v was to sail about IQ days alter the Mari , left.—r Wind W. Dovatt,..Nov. 4—Arrived the Francis and Sarah, WiLsort, from Leith for Boursleaux, with losi. of anchor and cable, leaky, and sails split ; the William, liptilY, from Anisterdam . .for Liver vim with corn, with loss of anchor and .cable, bowsprit, . all her fittilS, and very.leaky. The schooner Dart,: WIAIfrORD, from Exeter for Leith, with loss of part of her bulwark, and I 1e...3ty. ~ ItA NSGATE, Nov. 11,...i.Callitt in the fallowing vessels for shelter :--Cgorier, Bitowst, from lirid. port for Lontioli—loss of main imom ; Wiilimm ' . .iiiil 'Marv, . l't NE , , from Iratatoptti for •LoiIIVII loss of howsprzt ; Sincerity, SMITH,. from Jersey ' for Newcastle'; PheaiAnt, Bharat, from London for. Gibraltar; and Bideford. B E NNwn; from Londoti for lieland..-The Vrow Christiimna is at anchor off this harhouro-rArrived the. Ap o ll o , WHALknons, and the Jason, limit., from Shields. W. . - A Private 'Letter from Paris, speaking of the opening of the Session, says— " According to the French Papers all wes exultation ; bin theitt No, on the contrary, more than dejected. lie husked unhepey, and even the spectators present accrued to share his feelings. hearth It observed by people about me. alluding to thc desponding air of the KING'?" itailfria le repentir dans le near, - which is very pro bably tee Ttie firinness of his speech . was far from correspnuding• with-alts totniner iu which he delivered it. There were two Pabts 4 gei , In pronouncing which the tone and manner ut his delivery Imo peculiatlv striking—that, in which he regrets as unhappily no longer possible, the restoration of the Catholic religion to its ancient splendour, and the concluding sentence in which the '' zele trap ardent" sit sine party is coupled With " les attenlats de la mulveillance" ofannther. They appeared coupled in the speech ; but the pause in the delivery, and the change at tune, distinctly marked how differently they were viewed him .who -Spoke it.' TALLSYHAND ettended the ceremony, end was entistautly 11C4r the person of the KING. He had by no means the air of a disgraced Minister. Both Peers and Deputies pressed Wind him in order to be saluted or spokun to by him He is almost the .only Frenchman I have evtrt seen in a plomittent sit notion without di , playing personal vanity. Dignity he does not possess. lie sub ottiOded the KING at Notre Dente on Sunday last. CnaTesusistob Ayes amongst the Peers who attended the mass. • The ceremony was very magnificent, but rather thia , front the m ixture of priests and 'soldiers, in rich and varied dresses, together With alternate SneeeSSion of military anti church music. wirrnsoa; Nov. 11.--Last evening the Quilts, hail a selret party anti performance of Sae' ed Mu sic by tier own Irtml. ',ibis morning Majesty Awl Princesses Attgitsta and Elizabeth Went to Frownore. Prince ,s Sophia, beim; a little better, took an airing in a carriage.in the Park. We have received a Letter from I.,,isltort, (Int - •ett the 5111 tilt., wt4ich eronntuniesties the lowing event Yesterday the fine :beautiful church-of St. Julian, in this city, in which wai per forming the funeral ceremony of the Old Glace.), by sonic accident caught fire, anti,in the course Ut two htiors was completely destroyed.-T-Y 1 1 ,4 may cook juilge tut the di eatltul couttisinnthat in consequence of there bring a toontototis etstigre• gat ton present, but I OM ,ttappy,to say no lives were lost. Various repot ts arcin ciictilatinn, bat the causeut the itechittut is nut yet ititirtithictl." • • -, • [M6P:r: FNcOe4A(iENit: ( 4 . T., The follgtviit::. is 'tilt it Letter Te• (.7ViVclitr©rid &loud Nvw Ytit " I - con* 1,4) this country with the intrntion, to fstaLlith it Ciiiiitcrcial Aoki with such ith Ie , kt a tire that there ; svos nn rilsisiist to (lonia of sot:veil. I hrolight panicularlvt: tart to the first people in the ittscr, and had witlimu yeo. poly to the stitt.tiitt of , rvwrill tittotribds These ndvantsiges, Otti Malty otlivrs, might surely uut ariz wr to rxprct success. • , "I have now hero livre t w.:lve months, and - made no more presreAlowardsthe Fagot uhj,-et of my %vine, than I did on the first wcel, of my arrival. Alttieit:thei., I never experienced a more anxious year; but when I . lookaropml me, I have, as for as reg-ards myself, every reason ttt, rejoice. !Those who' have lately formyd estahlishments here aJe , daily obliged to break them up. : Some have come out - Imre in tolerable cir cua►stauces, and arc ping back,in ivoverty. " iVithin,thrse two months there have ,been two i9stances of suicide; one leaving a wife and six children unprotected in a fortiin land. who all caw out under the most faeuttt aide cireumstauccs, The other was an Irishman, who dis posed of a small farm in his natirecountry, and came with his wife to settle in Amelia. Ile felt the Usual disappointment on his arrival, and in a few weeks pnt an end to his existence. " Among fbat lower class, the licitish Consul of this city alone has hail more than 9000 applicant% In distress, soliciting to be sent back to Great Britain of Irclallil% " In taking a view of this scene; which, I may say, is but a sketch, hardly sufficient to convey :to idea of the original, I cannot but congratulate ntyself on being so luCky as to be enabled to maintain INy ground, and wait with composure for a favourable opportunity to carry my plans into execution. " My dear ----.--, litb 1)14 let the accoiuits you art accustomed to hear deceive you regarding New Yorli—it is so extravagant, that you could live in Dublin fur the same sum that you would liay here for a house—one thousand, or fifteen bundted aullars, is the . rent of secondary houses." ' TUE AItMY. The number of troops within the garrison of Portsmouth having been reduced to the peace establishment (800 men), the duty at the Dock yard has been taken by the Royal Marines. It being intended to takedown and sell Portsea bar 'racks, and Clear the site, tlte'2Bth Regiment has _marched out to Hilora, Porehester, Tipnor, and Fort emnbertend. Mises barracks are to be re duced, to contain only 1000' men, by taking down such buildings ds are in a decayed state. The Military Asylum now established in South ampton, is tint for the reception and maintenance tit pensioned soldiers' children, but for the orphons of sohlier,, whose piarents have been either killed or flied in the arrvice of their country. The nutty , tier to be thus benevolently proVided for is 400- 120 of them have arrived. - Cssptuitt Ittownrigg's CoMpany aE Artillery, in Portsmouth "liArrisou, is lustier orders to esolntrk for Cork : Oat comitAtty only is to be Stationed its the garrison,:- • ". The Ist Garrison Battalion Regiment, now in garrison at Mahe, is ordered to be reduced on its arrival is' England. • • ". • We trutleottand the Royal Marine Artillery will he attached to 'the Ports-1144th •ElfliaWifilid'bt• stationed St'-t ort ' ••* ' t hi 2d instant, Major-General !lope in. specter' the 4211 regiiiierit, attilasilnist ditty which he warpleased 4pprobat ion' Of the tine irppeliranie' tisitrilertithiesai or `the regi ment, and the good conduct and regularity of the melt in tptarters would cittirot•To deserve his 'approbation. • -IVOtretitlay evening, the 6th of Noveingeri the Officers .of the tit hattahon•Roydl•Setrur, 4:00' 'splendid • ball' and supper tis'lilititil2so.fainities.ol 'distinction, at 'and In the' nerghboUrhtiod fast, ta 'celebrate thebirth-day of his, Royal High ness theDlike of Kgl,lT. • ' ' • That tine Regiment the Rapist 'Sprits GrePt. %Odell so conspicuously distinguished itself. at the memorable battle of 11'aterlou,:1)/sviug now completed their establislitnenr, cansisrltig troops of 80 men each, have ;c elfidAll;l4 3 lllvir riernifing Parties. and ori Tuesday tilb Ottrup. that has been • recruiting 'hi Edinnziegit 'so long' "em barked at Leitlt, witOrsir kw. fine rec.:trier, to. join . the regiment. Thy — Greys . are at present sta tioned at Canterbury', where theY ate expected to remain for the winter. • ' • _ . - Ott Tuesday a detachment of seventy men from , the tli.itAt cat the 7501 Regiment marched from.the! Castle, and embarked at Leith on board - .the . sinacks tor. - Gravesend. On its .arrival proeeed.to the Isle of Wight, where it :will be loured by anothcrtletachntent,.aatthe whole will embark for the island of Curbs. ROYAL ACAIMMIr.-••VeStterday. evening, Mr. CARLISLE iteWiTteti ilia ilittO4UCtOty LCCIVre of his Cottrie upon Anatomy. The Prdessor puin. eiptilly dwelt upon the parallel between the Arts mull Sciences, and the mutest illastratiOns they afford. each other, patiieularly anatomy, to the atts of design. Por further illiistvation, he eau. _nitrated instances of several distinguished literary and philosophical chttraeters . , front the time of the Greeks to` the present period, who extrelleil in sculpture and painting; and to afford •a proof to what itisignitiettOy the srts decline, listless sty ported by science, he commented npon the pro thictions of the Chinese, which' are little more than a mete display of 'the ,brilliant natural co• lours of their stoittitry,. because they. are totally i i ttiOratit of Ciriarti-Scoro and Perspective, two • isAinits which _Nature herself has provided to give AO proper substanee and distance:of objects. . iittCoktqfgt of LOINIDON,,•With all his'gra vity, is a wag. - on Sidi ortlat, in ltorodue hig the'Lord Mayor to the Court of Exelteipier. `he actually spoke of tile Lordship's re-appearance there iti'tlie same CApricity—for tvitich his Lnrti ship liimseit haft voted--as 'Set. of htit - delli 4 l• Mt . the par t a his man, and of sithatiestoo to the Livery. ' No he said, was compelled to sect e the (Ave twice; yet his' Lordship, hell% re. ttected, would n o t refuse hinis'slf to . the ut his know-citizens. -Some of the young lhorktert, chnekleil a little at this joke, but theY'v oo4l 001 'iliStUtit'oll4l t3f rite tuusclep of Sir Joao SILVBSTER. ~;MANAGEMOT OF SALT -I. AN E TIMATII.B. ; i lie (Yrnerai . Connnittrr dl lirnryn -lat , Thenttre nkpt on Sdlnrday, and proceeded to 'Oler torwation qt • l . l:Stew 14,nd) : ContwitIve ilf.:Ainnogement,' which it no* cOmpwied- •ii ftillows.:— ..., -. ,-... . . 'nit Ev Xi of as ex, - . .- , t ,t . . The,lioli,,Sir. Latithe., • Re-elected. !'cter lquilre.',*liii,. wilson Esq. M r 1 Eihvaia Enke. !OK I . 7; The two hitter Gentieuttto are elected_ In the ociL places of Lord BYRON and the Hon. ni)Vs3i.#ll t# 9l KINN A 'rise former is a Solicitoi , .rf Lioetliti s t litn ; the ?Ate i 3 brOther.ittAit . i t The rat - nova , ' of Lord BytioN Nod Mr. Ktg. NAIRO* if. is •supposeil,Will be attended with a con• chittlge in the toattageinent of t:re t ht l io tre. Mr. IKINNAI RD has It. ft' town for liatit • covENIA:ARpEN. Miss (*.Mimi. was, aittatt , ieed . for the, part of Juliet tut nigh! tic titti Thedtre-- 7 bot, -we regret to state, was ke)enteti frott ititireatlog by in disposition. The . f.ltoiviog notice w'4s:eiroutateti previous (Cl the opeuilig of the doins:!;—' Covent-Garden M"lulaY, Nov. I t, talc " The Proprietors are exceedingly I..rry to . he obliged to announce to the Public, that Miss 0'Ne41.6 Is so foldliontf and severely indisposed, as to render her nppearance this evening impossible. In this dileinnut, the Proprietors have& requested Mrs. FAuctT to undertake the part of Juliet, who trusts they willottord her their usual indulgence." An apology ,was likewise made by Mr. RaElt... TON for Miss S.. BooTii, absent also front indispn sitiun, and her part in The Da °kin Surd was sm.,. t Kilted by Miss IFOOTIL ~;~ ':3. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9. Mr. ARCHDEACON is appointed littr‘cr'Of the Antelope, vire Seaman ; Mr. O'll.taLLT to ha Purser of the Northumberland. The ship's company of the Superb, last week presented the Boatswain, Mr. JAsies WHITNEY, With a very ha► n lsome call, chain ► and bre►+stplate, (he having humanely - jumped overboard on tho passage to Algiers and saved a man's life who ball fallen from the ship into the sea.) INsCRIBRD " A token of respect from the Company of his Majesty's ship Superb to Mr. James Whitney, Boatswain of t lint ship.-- A seaman, a seaman's friend, and au itttentiVe giers, 1816:" MR. 'WHITNEY'S ARM. SEAMEN,--1 feel myself highly gratified with the present I received from the ship's company of his Majesty's ship Superb, which 1 , ha%e the hot , twonto be tioativrtin of ; steal you may depentl I shall always smile upon the said present with the. heart of a seßatatt,—Atid on the other hand (, shall never alter ; bat, as 1 hare alway . s (lime; Make every man do► his ditty. Chligtoni) JAMES witurNEY. To ttw Seamen, &e, M. A jesty's Ship Superb. By meims of the f lithw bell, a situoinn bns been discovered for the Edon to he stink, tt 12 het wren the Berwick and the month of Mitbrinik Like, in about five fathoms. There are eleven fathoms of water mlti . the Berwick, the Admi* ral's and nine fathoms under the Prince Fie• deridt, at the. lowest tides, which shoals gradually th the climate of the Lake, where she Was placett yesterday. Many persons were present to witness what , :e.ertainly must be pronounced ,an experitne4 extraordinary, even in this age of wonders. TO THE F.DITOIt OF THE SUN. .o.pectiottrcet, Soll,t-.quart, Liirt.l4)o; Nov, it. h your Paper; of to-tleyt an. e rrintemis statement • of the Oretintsianee . rehttive to Myself and 111 r, Oita,. The Money-taker of c orvi ol iiri t en and which statement is eltorptesentetl highly inikirinui lii my character, in jni(ice t'o my lettiliki, 1 reque4t that you will he to itait:iti your next Paper the einem., y nceurred, • 'Mir* rivel is Loudon on my,rivate ties (and not tri sec lie Lord Nbtior's Show, !is stived itt sevvral of the pa persL‘ 1 ii l ikevitto go to the Theut:c, where 1 Lout never been hritire . . 1 gnve the no otcy-tAvr if two :pound note, hut cooceivhig had !“ , ,t received toy ,right, Chong, n‘vil lite prvss:tig violently for entranue,' front` a feat., l should lose the rem mainder, rseized my (*a-pound note again, When I was immediately taken to ilow.street. On an :explanation . talting place, the ' Magistrates and Mr, •were-sp satided that the l rieenmstanees arose . our of Inlstatte anti the confusion of the ma. Ment, the Charge real' ivainediately 'tvitlidenwo at 'theveiluest at time latter cientletualis awl which he ctittiti . •hot linve'd - one witlt propriety hail it beta atherwise. The . truth of this statement Mr. ',BRANDON is , retitly to verily. •- Iva, Sir, your most -nbialient 1111011 r Servant, H JOHN 1101“.i.I.N, Lieut. it. Mr. CURWEN, P: Carlisle, is now• stip plying his twat:roes wolknieri with the best flour at,,Ss. per .stnne, and oattitttList 2s. :Sur laritteie should recollects that . tylten they sold their wheat of recent yearkat fit. per quarter, this was only the price of, one 0z... 4. gold, or of 4 18 1. ° ;; I tl il I V Ia t i r 't!C li :til l il if. pr t i h e e e y w t iTratO s w ell ft ila rt ‘ !t r u c e l . I t i rte a nt more than one oz, of gold, and mortittitn 20 oz. of silver, and in a similar manner of tviitny . .things : the precious metals, Money, burriney. exchanges, and Dealt paper, have thaiii 'atkvi gsc d ht their relative values ; the stochholdtt and on nuitantl the inneleagte, mid the Bank, have now H their tint of a great advantage. .On the chalk soils nt* that part of the county et Erni coned ;tit laic of Thane, the moisture of the season has been 1 - 4,ofinthie their harvest has been early,. and generally 00,1 and abundant; their wheat has been housed. On Thnesday afternn.m a very nieldnebOly ae Cifiellt happened at %he Pier id Leith., to Mr. AVLEAN.lieeper Of en tints in Prilit4 . a•streel. whq wa VirWitig a vessel coining nuw the hartwur. The 16111 bring fresh, a hawser was carried ft her ti) the cop., on the hec, ordrr to etteek her vehicity, witich.,hy t),44.Ari:peitt, ettoght fire on hoard end hroiic . with such tome, that the protot, it o eieli was oo shore, eat 1.4 this getitiootte**-14„ the sante as' it it isa4l pt tied. We are happy to le arn, howevut, dial tie is in a fair way of recovery. toto• t 4 t. t