The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-26 00:00:00

Fr,rt the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 2 5, 2803. lnr-Vre, Jan far) , 25; 1803. itch Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant James Pour calor ro be Captain ot a Troop, by purehace, vice Nabbott, who r:rites. Cornet C.' ctustoon George Ititioubt to be Lien tenant, Vice Vontehi.....r I(lehitrcl Arthur Woraop* Gent. to be Cornet,- by. Trarrintse,.VlCC Crawford, promoted. ;31 h.l)ittn, th;,iii,),„o2oo - i to be Lieutenant, by pur. iliatte; vice Morrison * , promoted, in the late York Hussars. 1 'le , itt.m.int Uh..ri s Stited, -from. thelialf.pay4f,ttie,a4th LietittinYiii,'VitiettiiVner"no egth.triXet, the jo,eph Gent. to tie Car. achasc, vivo Nlosi. promoted in the i3d Fuot. i 1 .ti), Cornet 'awes Cr,thb. Stri.de to be Lieutenant, vice Leitelt, promoted. ,tc of Foot, Archib ,Id NlaclaclilaJl. Gent. to be bi purchase, vice Johnson, promoted., . )itto, C 4 pima Gregory Way, front the 144114p3y , pf .the 'll Foot., to be captain, vice DEWY, Wllo,qiclanges, re. !Tv; ri ditterenve. - • ' , larrer., Master Peter Sutton, from the Flail. pay 7 i ment to he Quarter.ivlas . ter, vice Fr4er. re ! eel to .d Royal Garrison Battalion. 14 . r e C v s! , 3t Ditto, 1.1; Id 1,0 4r.,t I)ittn, I 1.1,ci0 , 11, vice • tom Ti :lb unn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, pitimoteri. .uteitant Michael Thorrta.s Scott, from the Zs th Lieutenant, irice.teeky, who exchaeges. la; ion pizat:-Mate , „ ---I<orb to he Asliscant.Sur )ewar, rentovetllo the 6th Royal Garmou Bat , 4, tit Ditto, tc Ditto, cat root cc:ls/it - 4; ad trY bi 'apt . . David Fyffe, from the ist - West India Re.: no Captain, vice SpaKkes, who exchanges. :apt. lohn Itiichan, from the klait.pay of the io be Captain, vice Fuller, Who exchanges, re. dilferenca. WiliiaM 14. Wilby, from the 47th Foot, .nine, by purchase, vice Howard • promoted in ,‘ ethe*Qileel•.t Itggib lea. • 57t h Dnto, ',ohert Murchison, Gent, to be Ensign; by purchase., 4 ;‘eierninthlan, prompted 11 . 1 the list Foot. rlth Ditto, it isiu,...nt.§tirgeoti ,Boilers, ifiggins, Witt 1 tall . - pav of rite h. to aid Light Dragoons . , to be Atststant-Sur ••geco. • tiritii Ditto, stmlford Whittingliarn,' , Gent. to be rmi g n, by purehise, vlrle Fchrszen, pronttited in the hire 2'ilth Light I.),rartniti. *, • b7lll o'loo, (I,irdon t front the Ist West India Regiment, t be Li,:...zenant, by-purettase, vice. Paola, 70th 1)440 1 , Itileph Nieholl, Cent to be Ensigu, byl.pur. Vice Lyons, ' Zstft Ditto, Lil•uteilw I,ceky from the'' :;;I Ebi.or, to lie: Lienten 4r, vice who exchanges. ..-. • - &jai Ditto, 1 . oamel, 4;-::nt. to be Ensign, without purchase, Vitt bulloc.k, superseded, beuig absent ...leave. • • • 4 ) 341, Ditto, 13%.'yet I.ictitcnant„Cnionel Robert. Honynian, from the Half-pay of the late York Fialleers, to be Major. vice (;ore, who cxcliatiges, ibth Ditto feu Rifle Corps), 'Major Thomas Sidney }tech .. with to be Lie , ,ltctiant.Colonel, by purchase, vice Callan tivr, wt:r, ott West istbi.l Regiment . , Captain Frederick from the 4,11 b Fenat, to vtee VyflC, who c.xehiniges. It o, Royal (; arrigonllattatieti, Sericant lames Kcitnetly, late of,twisotit foot, . to:be I::tisign, 'vice Clark, deceased. 4th ptoto s -cfsptrtin E. Cornwallis Monericfle, iron Ilalf. pxf , ' br 4.nlh loot, to be Captain. 6tit bitte, Assistai.i..!;.trArti Robert Dewar, from the 4 tot Footi tobt,,Assiitatit..SnrAinti. • ItolNßtititnent, Baron de Sonnenbergh to be I.,iarten a rn.cri!ooel, vn.e De limier, deceased, cAptai n cnale s \r'oi....t ,ant; to be tvrajor ' vice Sonticubcrs. tizptsin Count F.:in:T.,: Co , irteti to be Nlajor... • • egpraln.Lieutenatit Steiner to be. Captain, vice VI). y,elsang, I,Kattetrint R.:lliadt to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice I . l :;l`eiger. Ensign Steiger to be Lieutenant, vice Reinach. • Enioi Henry Roll, to be Lieutenant. Weitit, Gent. • t,) be Ensign, vlce Steiger. BARRAci , ;.s. George Littta,,,Gent. (Lieutenant on 1•1411*.p4y). to' by Plar.' racit.nuster itt 6/cat Tin Lilo,. vice Fax,,toigited. 6u.ssex.Gentimrn and Ye;rten Cavoltx. L;euteumat George Lyon to by at a Troop, :vice Thomas, who.resighs. Cataasiisri.".lt in tte Kirkcudbright and Wi4taiiri Regiirout of • North British .4K .ed ,ty the I.crd Lioi,tendine. Dared ::17aolvary 15, igh3. :i:4,Hcrt I taithy, Eli" to he Captain. WiniancuPorter head heriias, Esq. It, hr Ditto. BANKtarirtif,,t's fikiward of Maidstone., Kc:nt. 44 , 1)- 11 c - Ach•ii)t. ' 7klt t and Dennis, of Saint .A.L)dretv.:,;4lilt,', wait and btankly.utcicicalit BANAT II IrrW (icorKe Millar, of. lizAiroin, Cornwall, vintner; to turrep:Jer Feb, S, y, and Mar.:ll 8, at eleven, at the Wilit•Hart Itodrnin. Attomiet, Mr, Nourt . .y, St. Cotionh, Corn. wall ; or Mr . Shephard and Adliiipton, :lames Allen, 'of Danlett's..flurlilingb, Holborn, tailor, Feb. t, 8, at one, and March 8, ria ten, :it Gatildhall. Attorney, • Mr. Holloway, Chaiieery- lane. Thomasliericar, late of Ci:ekbpor.t.treet, Hay,s!larket, hat ter and limier, fey, 5, iz, at hall. Attorney, Mr, Welk, Woad-tit mer,'Spitaltieltla.. .john Jones, 01' l'emnaon, Carnarvoli4liire, .drover, lan. 2m, Feb. 7, and March 8, at eleven, at the Crown ai.d Anchor, Carnatvorohne. AttoroicN Mr, •li. chtfiti t , o,lllteli ; Mr. Wyc ke, Bre nitrti4treet, London. • ItaKnit . Midkit4t , bt Liverpool, merchant, Feb, 44, 15,, and m ac h. yt l otte, , ,itt the George Inn, I,iverpool. Attor. *et, 141eati„ Witt and roues', Liverpool. • FAizalict Cirace Sur oan, late or tailor, fart. As, eb. and March 8, ar twelve, at Guildlasill. Attorney, Mt.. flolloway, Cligncery.latte, • ' ;lobar Medley, of Salloid, witie.inerettant, Feb. 7, 8. and • Miirch•s, at levers, at, M licige!it, Market-Pl.:4:c, Nlan. - - - cip:.ter. A troth:v., Mr. Stt. - irpr and Leticb, 111.tilditter; ci4 Met; StS. Matte cthit , Vern pie. Srafibrddilite, r.roc.er, Fcb, i 5, 11. t, arA ttf , ,, a the -;w a r t . 'f ot o , };,,„ Attoruivh, ;a i d s tep ),:„ o , l, ; Nft. K 14Pq D•irvtilltDl.l 1,,,w Lac. of Vti c i 67,c0pt:Ct:1,1,114, :% 9,111 d NI:to:i . 1 '6, at clevrn,F4,thc 'lAvcrt., r.rlet is an- c!..ls , Lme, ; c.a 1111.!..if.r. P.O it.' I;itre,tlN 4.kr,..1.!t, 141.;, - , 1,• . ,• A In-!, Wartri,..lmliti , o, 1..e.h, , '. l,ich 8, au t. , i.ven, at the IVllite j i„ Atipviay.,,Nfr. Egerton, , ; . Intwin;;;tdin. ; , ...'t %vg.,iver, lan, 29, ,t t.. ;a Catlakiii. 4.ttorine:;, • .1. t ,•i, l t ,dreir. 5, I)a.k Cerri late .1 . '1 Ilroy,tn , )rtottostre. r, 11,1,1 4 r,3 Atittlicnn, and ‘vll.l lit 1.. , t 1 . iiicrclinati; at nip:, wilall , ll. 26, v :(-1 John Hankin, of Oxford iStrittly tt tmt, at (;oilciii4ll. A9artit Z. 111 - .)Clurt 7,ltrltorin novv or )ate of 13itsitiyirill limo, at Guildhall— hlarch t;41111w1 . of Gricechurch-gtre4c, nun . - chola, al . tint°, rd ., 8, Thould > ;‘,1,0 y Gitorps ,Nlaitity, of Si ze. : l;trie, nicritll:llll s i, AI IC.II, at G ' I* ulti. 16. NlAitii,:t7 , Whitchaven, ituircii inlet wc)ollco ntaluir, at twci ar Chu Straltiirti-A rnis . Ftth, Itobert Ftvapn, of S-3 I ford, near ktandicster, cot. ton-rrianufatiurcri'at . deven, at 111111418cli l'avetn, ''wester. y oti , 3 g,. of Leigh, Lancashire corn-de:lld, ar cteven, at the 1'y,.:4.1 81411, igh 1;. S.tinuel A6haile, tat,: illocsotn.street, Spita. ti :1(13, cookr, at eicven, at Cuildh.lll. jowl C;rant, of • Lawrotee Pountney-laue, met (lF-int, At tol,ftat Gulttlhall. Marot ti:r4l the younger, of Argyle.:itrct, r. ri, at Gvilthrtll, Fab. ottWeilti by, fart ne he tt rorie rc et, :At twvlve, , at tite Strom!, C liaitcc..;iterstli re. z. 1'4.1,t1 Dtimitity, Tavtstuck....,trect, Covent (:Ji4t4,3, tly for, at t;11, Att f 5. (;.. I 'kEgt. (11' NlliEttlesex, 11.00.-inaker, at elev il, ; lt Guildtiatt; CPR !PAW 1' fi.c. 1*11; }11oxy„ late of Palt.isiAll, Architect. '4ott:l t ruultur', tietrol,ncitevitrect, Stmrit.Miirk, 1 11i Nu 'l" . rcitp as), of St Niatreititlae ; 1%04, ,littokwiler. Thorvr. , i Ytivctitr, 170111ey-:iCtlyeilCt Tsui morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth, by the Arit,t/a7r' d Packet, Capt. .Sct.m . yr.Eß, in 35 days. Yesterday the Duxe of YORK visited THEIR MAJESTIES ) and his,Royal Sisters, at Buckingham. House, as his Royal Highness has constantly done since the indisposition of Hts MAJESTY and the 1 4 1:INC essas. A great number of the Nobility left their c,ards• and made inquiries after the healtl HIS MAJESTY and tile . PR I TIC WEI ) and we are. happy to say, that the, answers were, that they were much better. Abont three o'clock the CHIN. CELLOR of the ExeHEQU ER arrived at Buckingham. House, and had an audience of His AlAtEsTr for a considerable time. ' }its MAJtsrY having been advised to keep. the house fur a day or two, on account of his cold, he :lid :not yesterday go to Kew as he generally used to do on a Tuesday. It Avas stated, that the OUER:I and PRI , NCESS.ES .visited the PRI NC ESS of NVALss at charlisy, There was a mistake io this account respeding the place, as Her Royal Highuess re sides at Blackheath. His Royal, Ilighness the Commander in ChiefbaS appointed Colonel Sreticatt., of the late 23d Light Dragonns, to be Inspeeting Field Officer for the Counties of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northum. berland, and Durham. . On Saturday last, 200 pf theoßoyal Garrison Battalion, under the command of Captain tED. WARTII, marched into Taunton on their route fur. Bristol. They will embark there for Ireland, where they are to,perforin Garrison duty. Yesterday. the , Lozo IVlA‘tok ordered the Bread to continue at Sid. the Quartern.:loaf. A Court of Common Council will he held at Guildhall tomorrow, for the express purpo4e of eleding by ballot an Under. Marshal, in the room of Mt. CANNER, deceased. The Ballot to begin at half past twelve, and close at half past one o'clock. Yesterday General AUDREOSSI, the French Am bassador,. his Secretary, Mr. l'oaTAI, is, Baron J. Con t i the' Ptussian AMbassador, M. Scittt,tvf PE NN NC X , the MutCh. Enjoy Ltttaordin3ty, with Mr. COQU EBE P. tit: MONVREri r, French coin mereial C 0 11)45441y, visited NJ r5.5(3. BA X and Co.'s Brewhouso in Park.streer, Southwaik, And after wyamining with great attention these ex tensive works and roacltinetly,' they were eleittlitlY entertained by the ()indent brewer, according tO tln old English custom, with a Stoke-Mile dinner. The alterations in the House of Lords are, inish ed there is now a Large fire-place above, and one of smaller dimensions below the Bar. Lind Sr. VINCENT was presented last week with a snuff.bux, having the piettoe of His Royal High ness the PRINCE of Bit AZ It., richly set w ith dia monds on the cover, as it mark of his esteem for hi' , Lordsliip's services, during the time he commanded the British Fleet in the Mediterraoran, and Qtl the Coast of Portugal. P. LANGMEAD, Esqi one of the Representatives of Plymouth, has purchased,,c for :Ithe: us . o of that Port, from Mr. G R 11 F htft/dw rxpencc', a Life. Boat, to be amlied for thq 13'4:m/4/kiwi of biiil wrecked Mariners. An Epidemic Disorder !us latelyminifested it_ self lkottengen, a lit;te ttrWtl ' or win.zboprgh, ill Germany,to which several persons Isaye fuller vk fito4. Several Physicians have; in consttlnence, bet n seot there, to inveinigate the natpre of 'tile die. ease, and all coMmunication with the neighbouring ,conntry is in the. mean time prevented. The Svvedish Professor,Notto.raoi has received from the Einperor of Russia a valuable as a testimony of thaiks for the funeral oration, tie. livered by the former, honour',of the Hereditary Prince.of &atm The 'Countess 'CoUntess of SUTHER.LAN6 Ilad a grind Mu. sic:d P4lrty at .her House,. on'Moilday which - Mrs., #IGLINOTuti and. VI c; A Nor; sung, With nit•lfit'it-a6;ustomect excelletiqc.. TO success which attenas the revival of The Way to Kco ought to induce the venerable Author to look over'his dramatic stock, and gratify the PuAie with some comic novelty. Te haN, it , seems, a Tragedy ready, and only wants Per firme The operatic Piece which is forth,eoming at Drury. Lane Theatre, on the subjett of Sir Wit LIAM WAILLACI, ha 4 'a much better report than must produ6tions of the same kind which the Parl)c have at en for many years. Mrs. illt.i.troioN, by 'her Artkles, has express• permission to sing at all such Conceits, public or 'private ) as she shall cruse. This being the case, the l)itettOtit of . that gren concern, the Open Houiie, will find fsoine.diflicalf ‘ r : 4l3,.Piohibiting her 111.1 STOR AC E Was not able to yestrg,lier ch;irader • • List ~iiight in Foviiii Quarrels ; y,04. Mrs: Mt i.Ls continuri to •tto het substitute; Notsvithstanding wverity of the weather, such .are the charms of there %vas a.tolerably good itilditMee. Aatett iii The lierald ut yesterby, (,`;tit, Ter only Chisf-Ajaer of tiv: .13 e litre East He alight have beeii t4rrnerly in that Shit itrns hot his last 'an board •of her- w:;%. N V L NEWS. JAM. 23. ARIOVED last night the hired Brig Regulator, Capt. REDMAN, from Tortola in 25 days, with the Mails_from Ale LtewArd Islands, which were intend ed to be sent to England by the Lady !Atari', which Packet had arrived at Barbadoes ; but on opening the 'Sealed Orders which'ihe carried out from hence, she proCeeded iytti t cliiq;jor Jamaica.—Passengers by the Regulator, are Capt. KERR and Mr. Bow. Arrived thissdai; the Auckland Packet, Scutrr. LER / with Mail from Jamaica, after a passage of thirty-five days. Left lying there, His Majesty's Ships Goliab, Santa Margarilta, Woolquich, and d . ypso. Qn the 28th ult. in lat. 32. o. long. 69. 56. the Packet received .a violent shock, As. if struck on a rock, rnd on looking over the lee.sitle; perceived a'very.large ship with bottom ttpwat4Bl on which she' had run stem on, going at the rate of seven knots an hour. She carried away her cut-water, but fortunately received no other damage ; the wind blowing very strong, she could not make any further discovery: On the 301 ult. in lat. 34.. 54.. long. 67. 56. spoke the ship Mary, of and from Greenock, bound to Nor folk in Virginia, out 41 days, aH well.--On the loth inst. in lat. 44. .36. rong. ,3t. spoke the Betsey, of London, bound thence from Jamaica, all well.—Ttie Auckland brought rio Passen&er , what ever. ANO arrived this day the Felicity, Capt. SMYTU , from Alexandri4, after a passage of thirty.iiye with loss of sails, and very leaky ; and the Brig Tenus, Cape, TOZER,. from I - enclitic tor orders. Flit. Majesty's Ship Cerberus sailed on the 7th ult. frov Janiaica witl► Moil t'or England. '' . l i lVtilibil . 7l.4 JAN. 24. . V 1;0 tiel7 . 4lietta ) ,C4pt. 'POI CNDESTRE, Weil with mahogany and logwood from Honduras, bound to London, with trifling damage ; ihe'Lelrtirer, Capt. Fortt3t INCTON, from Jamaica, laden with rum apil sugar ; bound to London, thirteen weeks passage; Brig ri Hoy, Capt. J. Nowt 1., from St. John's, Newfoundland, with fish and oil, boUnd to London, 59 days passage; and tharenelt Brig le Ron Mare, Capt. .LAtmoa a, from Marseilles bound to Havre. tie-Grace, 49 day passage. All the above put in by contrary winds. PORTSIIIOIInI, J. 25. LAST etiening the wind coming strong from the Eastward, obliged the following Ships, which had passed the Isle of Wight on their passage up Chan. :ntl, to bear up for this Port, where they arrived and came to anchor, viz. AlIt071(1) JOHNS, from Mil. ford ; Map', Jourts t, from Honduras ; Lisbon Packet, from Swinsia ; Anna, from Bristol ; 'and Frievdr,, l 4.2lNur,Air, from Seville. Arrived the Cniberine, YEATHMSTONIZ, with ordnance stores, from Plymouth ; Dave from Laotian, with groceries ; and 44ii,'BriAtUr, from Cr)ri* Sdiled the Ditpaich, WOQD, for Plymouth. YARMOUTH, pm. 25: ARRIVED lhe t lidri‘azt4 re;ler Neller, CRuix, and . 7?)Nge Kuvr ea, from S:hev e. Hog, having landed Passengers at Lowestoft. The 119,e, of HU)I 4 RICHARD DOUGALL master, from Charante, with brandy, which arrived about the 16th December last, and was a few days after wards driven out of Abe Roads with loss of anchors awl cables, and taken into Harwich in distress, and refitted, returned yesterday into Yarmouth . Roads, where part of her cargo is to be delivered; and; last night,in a he;tvy gale of wind, came on the Beach. The people arc saved, and the ship arid cargo , are likely, to be saved. MAILS Altk !VEIL French Liam4urt,h 6 PRICE OF STOCKS; Tlll3 DAY AT TWILVIL o'cLoet. Consols ~70. 1 3211,qc)p0is kr Ole Acct. • 71 I'HE SUN. ~:. ~.< • 1011.114 qurs.i,),ltiketll44 . tiitii4 AtlvitA 746, •, ri - LOAT 80 , 0 N, I A Ntfli kr 76, 1803. s. S4tr.to through the Downs, the 444 Shaw Stewart, Piatoi; for Montserrat.. Came down, the Union, -, for Leghorn, `and remains with His Majesty's Ships as per last. • ABERDEEN, JAN. 19. DURING the hard gale of Friday the 7th, the Hope, of this place, Hogg motel., laden with coals f r „ n , Sunderland, was wrecked at Dunbeath. The master and crew perished, except one man, who was with difficulty saved. Mr. Hogg has left 4 widow and a nutnecbus - family to deplore his loss. We tnentione&fortnerly that a large vessel, sup_ posed to he a Dutch or Danibit Indianian, was wreck. e.l Cairnbuig. are now possessed of the follolving authentic fiYiilcotars : The ,wreck cor ,;i ste d of part of the bottom, sides masts and rigging, and__ it. is suppos e d t h e vessel struck about Ratrery.head, on the Sunday night.' On the wreck coming ; ` ashore, it was taken charge of by the Fatlor on the inverallochy estate, by the Admiral 'Substitute in the Cairness shore ! .iiid secured in the best manner possible for hchoo ..H W.. f L. ' - eleswete plundered and earned away by th: neigh ..1 - "bouring fishernien.—The Justices of the t'eace, to the distridi, ordered a search of the houses of the fishermen suspea`rd of having carried off the wrecked articles.—And on the matter being mentioned - to Lord Insiertiry, and Alex. Harvey.; Esq. of BroatL , land, by Bailie Kelman at Frasersburgh, they most handsomely volunteered their personal assistance in . Ihe 'search, • and accordingly Orrrlfiffiaiyriii the Seat Own, of.Corskellie, found net 'less thkrt.a cart load of wreekedarticles.. .A precogeition w a s thee ,taken, and John Cow and his son who carriedwff !the article', and a farmer in Lonniay, wha.liadza. ceived part of them, were committed.; - ::.ButiltP father and ,the farmer hailing-found-bail, were:libte.:' rated, and thelion was sent:off to Aberdeen, under the charge:of a Constable. In conselnence of the search,. w paper, supposed to be the register of the vessel, was recovered, by which, and the dresses of two .corpses, which hid Hcome ashore, and other articles found among the 1. wreck, it appears she is Russian property, and named Mapap'hema, and to have been in ballast; !! this paper had the . Russian arms at the . cop.—Much praise is due to the gentlemen who a6ed as Justices !`an this occasion, and to Capt. Gillespie of the Henry . :Duildas cutter, lying at Frasersburgh, who sent out a party of his men to assist in 'securing the wreck: anddeteaing theoffenders, and it is hoped, from the vigilanc,e that has taken place at present, that the fishermen may have. received such a check as will prevent:lli-6r ravages in future, on such occasion's. The register is now at Aberdeen; to he produced to any person having interest. On Monday se'nnight threecompaniei:,hf the 93d . Regiment, marched from - Aberdeen for the South,: }; His Majesty's Ship Cayenne-, CaeltainWATsoN,, with:Et...coops from Trinidad to Barbadoes, fell to, leeward, and arrived at Tortola the a4.th of Decep.: her s ~in want of. pros ision" kind water, , 13ritannia, BRowtki of Liverpool, from D tnerttrit, , •svitli.ksvo-liondretl•of. the t tth West Inch ' Regiment , on bbard, ;;was wrecked On' :-the 13d 'of December:on Hog Jehu Point, Antigua...-.-Ail people were saved i • but the Ship• and part of tf stores will be•lotally -lost. • . ITaafi ft!' 13120 iii EXTRACT or!A FRONI ;INOSTONy• 1;401140: 1 X:0' D4TED, THE Z.IST 14,0yErillIER.• .'Have just received letters, front Ca Pe • . Francais, and Port-aw-Prince, With the news of the deathof General LECLERC, Ricer .a few days aloes's. That event appears noways unfortunate for St,; nn mingo, as there seetrt,.now tOvevail more spirit and more confidence RoottAtta 2 AU, than in MelCc Chief 'of the Governmens. • This, new Gener a l has established a defensive plan, which is to be kept till, .the arrival of• the expected Reinforcements. St. Marc is notto be evacuated, as LECLERC had order» ed it. Cillt IsTorHs and DESSALINES arc with Brigandt, hut they will not s v i lit e u t r i e le tt i t r ly la zo d r e l fdefeat; tre the a nd : ' a striea;ce4 ° at1:1 - ot til a e t C pr a e p s e e ' nt depend upon a pa:-ty.. in their favour in that town, riot in fort-rtu...Prine iitut Jhousand Aubtfici Illegrmr rave 6tot, ..-• placerp• transported to the Sea Oleporie's a Irt meCV; amongst whom were all the ci-iirpant black guides of the General in Chief, and of some other Eti.. ropeanGenerals; besides, some Generals and 0t11• cers,, known by their Republican principles, have been .embarked for France. General DUCUA, and , three of his. Ailles,4lo!' Camps, poisoned themselvia 'after • the discovery which wis . matie of a plot for placing themselVes at the bead'of the Blacks, and overturning the Admi nistration of . LECLVIC; The' greatest dissenti9n , prevails in the Arniy, where jacobinistn has a great Infitrence. The system is now a total exteirnination, whichis a measure deemed neccssk . y . f9r re.Coneer iqg the soil. • vg The Plain of t he Cid - de Sac is untouche d ! there the Negroes, Cultiviitors, proteft theleiMoa" • thins. — lle mountains of Grand °Bois lids are •preserved, and 'have : a French G'ikirr.sOii The Southern' part is maintained her a very; ifeiith vigilance and vigorinis measures. The Black General 'LAPLUME is their Commander in Chief, to the great satisfadlion of the i'fihabitartis, who preferred him I? the French General -Ditessut4ux, who has 4e6 1 . embarked . and sent home. - . ..LATII.IIMT Is the (lirY ' Black:Chief who-now his a command but lie with to go . to France, and he - will obtain a pas•for that, yurpose. Nothing interesiiiik is "exfiedetr tilttte arrival idfresh troops from I. ranee!'- ST. DO Xll NC;O. - Lord INVBRAYSY has been very adive in endeii.• vowing to-recover property plundered froln 4 Wr't4 9 at :RattrityAiescii oti', the coast of Scotland ; 0 00 man, 'charged with that offence, has been sent to Aberdeen gaol. A letter from Bayonne, of the 2Sth ulr. says! " The great Buoy, or mad:, which ktt - vc.ti reamariners at a distantc, sl M indtrd - o n out bar, orb this princip a l b an k, fell last night, by the extreme violence of t he wind." Accounts from Verona state, that the present • King of gititorstrA lives very privately at his scat in , Virterbo,. in the Papal Territories, gotiA, Attire . having positively objected to his resicleoec at Rouse. He offered indeed to this Priocc a sum of six mil.► lions of liv ITS, and' ts.perpetual annual allowance of * three millions mdre to the Honse of Sardinia, on condition of His Majeity's renouncing for hitnsdlf and his :Heirs his Pietitirontese Territories. This - Prince, however, has wholly declined this offer,,aod is resolved patiently to wait the decision of his ;finals. On Saturday the body of Mr. Ct.A.Rxe, the ca det, who perished in the .ii;ndagan, was drawn. tq) ; 7 out of the hold, by some bctarMen of, WhitsrOte, ,;or who were endeavouring to progeriAwhat was est ble from the wreck ; the botry - iii i a clothes' unfortunate youth were nearly covered •• He. was carried to Margate, where his brother ilia been waiting, expefting he might b,! washed on the coast, and was to be interredat that place ye,tt-r -day. The boatmen were rewarded five guineas for their trouble. The increase in the Post.iiorse Jot n , inonnts 10 31,6501. The former sale amomitco to 1 6,200'• and the one which took pitiee ow s t a t ist's, -14 St, 1,0