The Sun. — London, England, 1803-04-11 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Atry 9, i 803 Apil q, 18os. The King has been plea Ned to constitute and . ap. point the Right Honourable Francis Lord Nvier to be His- Maje3ty's High Commissioner Jo the Gene. tat Assembly of the Church of Scotland. n n - - - War. Oper, wpm 9, 1603- . - B.oyal Regiment ,of Horse Guards, Cornet johit Thoyts to be Lteittetwit,t?y pµichase, vice:Thornhill, who retires. • Est Reginiciit of Dragoons, Surgeon - Aveliiig, from the •:2 +nett tote Surgeon, vice Deakin ; who recites on pay of the ijih Foot. . 4th Ditto, Lieutenant W. O Brigsma, froth .Half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nash, who exchanges, re;,eivit:ig the difference. 17:n Regiment of Light Dragoons. Cornet Montford Westropp 'to he Lieutenant , rby purchase, vice Jerningharn, who re tires. . . Rcgiment, of Foot, Ensign Tames Fitzsimons O'Reilly to be Lieutenant, by purcha.;c, vice Peck, who retires. aptii Ditto, Lieutenant Gustavo; Rochfort, froth the 68th foot, to he Captain, by purchase, vice Harcourt, promoted `iiie4eth Foot.. Suron john Johnson, from the Half . 'say of the eth Foot, to te Surgeon, vice Avelirig, removed• to the, ist Dragbons. 47th Ditto, Lieutenant James , Weller, from the. td Life Guards, to be Captain, by purchase; vice Burton, who retires. both Ditto, Lieutenant William Woodgite, tram the 6th Vest India Regiment, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Clacke, promoted.. Cornet Francis Cockburn, from the . 71n Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice s. lc.iran, who retires. 78:11 .Ditto„ Farquhar Mackenzie, Cent. to be Ensign, by purch.,sa, vice lohn pf olllo red.. STAFF. 71 he .IsJl:tant: to t4e eavirt-Ataller-Gexeral of the Fncei. Lietnetaant-Colonel Lewis Lindentbli, the Queen's Ger. man-Regiinent • Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Paterson, on the Retired List of ihe Invalids. Lieutenant-Colonel hfin Eden, of the nth root. Lieutenant-Colonel George Murray OW 3d 14,cgirricnt or Fout Guards. LieUte,4l3llt rOhn Brown, at the Royal •Statf Corps. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. ,• 'f.;eor,ze Winiainson, Esq, late Captain in the loth_Foot, to Co:rvii.aulint of the Royal Military Asylum, With the • ,;auk of I,iciacliant.Colonel in the Army, so long as lie • •unall situation ot-Commandant. • HOSPITAL STAFF. `..Ary,,,titt•Qvy:,,,,,,....Crturvp, from Half. pay, to bo Surgeon of Sewry Recruiting District, vice C,r:iltam. SA,Tge,ar r cf Rlcruilii,g Dittri . R.r it/ Greet Arita's. f;. i C; nharn, fruit's tiv Newry Recruiting Pis. 1.".1, , ; , :!r,' who TetITCS on Surgeon Ro fq,;-41`lalf:p+y.Apothecary 1. 11. Britunloat, 'Ol Plteti East brdlit Polsi;tteers. •• • T. ;;mart- Licutenant-Colonel Sir litniel Aruell, But. Coionel, vo.ce. Scott, Nvo , ) t'..i5,115. 'Major Robert to tv Litmtenint.Colonel, vice Sir Lionel 1:;dru11. A1:1 E. sq . to be-Major, vice Tlioriiton. ' . P:osir,nClurlei Durand. to b Lieutt,:o.,oi, vice re,.l3ns, losepti King, Gcat. to be 1.:11.1e,n, . I.:.eutenant-Colonel COrritnati4lint ,"vfai Genii,' men and Yeonsory Cay.tlr r Con Sjiuttlesvortb to be Lieutenant, vice Probart, lona 6em. to be Corncr, vice • , hItVA!tiItIDUM A . ppointment of Ensign Montgomery ,Coane to be r.:eL:t.:.; am - , by purchase, in the •Ath Regiment of I.oot, vice kobin,on, +olio retires, as steed:tit the ciitULti: of the ul inst. Nis Not t'iskii place. in t6e N.)rforklitia, sirni by Sir L 0,4 Liate. • two'. • , E.,t-nt 1?.../:,llcut—john Tuprtian, Gent, to. bc. Ensign. r,: , elialdes Nightingale, E sq. t 9 be Captains:. Lieutenant 'Clialoiter ;Nl.ick to b;: vice Henry. iVilliams, i) ,s , : Thoina.4 Lincoln liarktir • ..)e. ; . 1)t vii as abJetl. ..• Gent. ,to . 1).11;x1 as Dorset,;iiire Battalion of Militia,. Ji,:4(4'6 , the Lord Lieutenant. • 4 •cig'Org,3 F.Sq. to be Captain. Dated Feb, 1, .tBo3. cr,trpni.r.ripm in the Itetirrewehire Regiment of. Noith oritish .14;,/e11:y the I,cr LietetemaHt. ' To be L n iente,lnts rn ...-Tnoas Pollock, (:rut,. Mte.ii rtes... Wil Gent. Dated ()Ct. 23, ,i. liain frowie i Cr.mr. I).itett Oct. 24, Aoz. liar_ blur, (:; . ;13. 3j 4 0302. (*hit 1414c.ic :1, Gent. Dot cl Oct. tBo4. Atchibtld 'Dap! tart. 27; 1 . 5142. George Boyle, Gent. Dated Oci. 28,11342. be, Ensigns Duncan Campbell, Gent. Dated Oct. 2z, tvtaoean, Gent.. Dated O. 2. 3 , jto:... 1)11. Gent, Dated Oct. 21; t 8.32.. Joshua C:41100.21, Gent. Dated O. 25, 142. John Slieddon, 04ted Oct. 26, 11?,)2, • • To be, Snrgeon--. folio Colgultoun, Gent. I)atcd oa. 3.;„ Conr,7issbn rigned by Bis it fesiy. Tb Aajutant—,Alcuruier Young, Cent. Datcd April 2, Clintstir , i9n in Pie Argyll and Rote Regiment of North British signed& Ilse Lord Zdesstenant. li.shni Nov t, facs2., Doti:A . lo E M!Arthur; Gent. to be nsign, vive Patrii:k M'Ar thur, resigned, attonl44jans in. the Royal South Lincoln Militia, signer ty the ' Lieutenant, bated 1114reh14, Werninys Disney, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lusepli ;licks, BANK4UPTCY :EiVL4RGEI), Apy zS. (attics 7 aglis, late of 13illiter.squ4re, merchant, at ,;..Yell, at Guildhall. • • Li NArl' NUP EA'S ED E Thomat Woltiiiiiet,m, late of -Maildwster , tu , :rehaut. Thomas IticharLl;oo, of Manchestei, merchant... 114NA'RUPTS. • I I c.r.ry vcsotiard tie! A veson, now or late of Nfanchestet, croi-.1..0ea1er,.., to LI! wiliftn. April 22, 23, and May. 21, id MAncliester. A ttornius; ML:s , 4s. 11 - 1:1ne anr.Ll'arry„ Temple; or Messrs. , Milne, Serge.tot, 11/4l4ne, Manchester. 01-' , ;; I Anderson, of Gpildlord-street, merchant, A 061' at ' ,01,1 3,' 21, 4t ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,' M r ? waltort, Girdtere-Hall, e3sitighall-street. 1a ;ii Plover, late of Great Lever Works, Oil of vitriol ina. Oot4ettier, April awl May 21, at one, ; , t London. Attorney, Nlr, Street, Philpot-lane, Lyndon. •- of Ilackfriar's•Road, ooach.mal.cr, April ;a, at eleven, - 2,6, at ten, and May lt, at on.!, at Ginidh%ll. Attorney, Mr. Kitil . ilevehite, Gray's4nn- Green, of Liverpool, vvoniltn.dr a NI , may tI. ' 24 1,11 a t, a t one,. at 014 Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attor r:es, Mr. Phillips, or Mr. Winclle, Holborn. ii.ntici Calvert, late or Laulcaster,merchant, April 29, at f, 3r,,, at eleven, and May $l, at tive, at the Attornies, Alessrs, Illeas.l4l‘, „Intl Al:::tailder, ' London ; or NI r, Parkinson, Lancaster. :ri'contteil, of Liverpool, lincri-nierchion,.May rt, , 21, (me, ,at the Inn, Liverpool. Attor , , WaiWOltll, 1.1V.11,001; or Messrs. Wilsrui ;ma !, Union-mm. 6, Soutimark. . , I tearing, of Wood-street, viattaller, r 2, at a 6, ; , .t. t,m, and Maym, at one, at ( .;tiilditall, Ar. Santl, Berkley-square. of Barnes, Surrey, dealer, April ab, ll, and May 0 at (;411(111.111. attorney, Mr. L.:warns, t:bunt. W iwin, at G reit Chao!), Estie4,l4lial l ttrapee, April ‘6, zo, 11;I:ty 21, at ten, at guildhall,. •.tlttorney, Nit% Law,ie}, Itrintrce..;trLet, Illoinnsbury. I DEP/IZ. _ ik.f•y , 24. 'fly - my ^, Vi nt'etbourn and Utotrles (4rlner (:*kr• .t.‘ itll at Guitilts~ti. 1. , Liverpao(, gtocat, at ttvglyc s ,,,at • r Niontnnuth, titubef ;L: i'; , A; fiLL L , Monmouth. April 10 Et. L , ..;t, f,vrtihafil•s!rycl, , :,t Guild Aril J. " -'• c "rottePhapi t Ntiddicsoc, iv ;tt tttirt (;uilt.thal..i. 24. 1 ? T 4. gem* Hawkins, of Fith•strcot.,lllll, druggist, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. Henry I)awson Thompson, of Crewlo-rne, So. merset, surgeon and Apothecary, at.twelve, at Guil4hall, London. May. 1. John line, of Oxfohl-street, linen-draper, at one, April 3 , .). John Fearon, of Bread.street.hill, London, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 30. Elizabeth Robinson, o f Mark-Line, cork -cutter, 'lt one, at Guildhall. April 30. John Snow, of the Strand, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. May 7. Charles Barrow, of Thamcs..:,:re;:: oil-merchant, at one, at Guildhall. CAS RTIFICATES April 30. . Rkliard Scaley, no . ‘..Wr 7 l,ltedf Brittitollfie, York shire, spirit-merchant. Alexander OsbaldeSton, ofßruton- st wet, worsted-man. Frances Allen, late of Pall-Malt, toiliir. r anddress•tnaker. Hory Seymour, of Maidenheid, Belts, coal-merchant. MAILS. AUL. ARRIVID. ........ Holland i French o HAinburgh I Lisbon o THE SUN. SULAM (11.11 S DiCtitt VALIUM AUDIAT ? LONDON, APRIL rx, 18n3. EY the Dide of Y 0,4 Packet, wliieh arrived at Falmouth on Friday last in ten days from Lithn, we learn that the greatest al.= existed amongst the Portuguese Merchants, at the probability of War between this Country and France. It was there reported, that the French Squadron, under the com mand of Admiral 'Allots, in place of sailing for the East Indies, as was given out, had gone to take possession of the Brarils. Wr received yesterday the Paris Papers of :the 6th, and this morning those of the 7th inst. The illoniteur of the 7th contains the. Official Correspond ence between Mr. De BU', who was sent by the new GRAND MASTER of Malta to demand the restoration of the Island, and Sir ALEXANDER UALL. The for►ner contends that all the Condi. 'ions stipulated in the Treaty of Amiens respeeting. the Island of Malta being fulfilled, it ought to be immediately giVen up . to the GR,AND. M4STflit and makes a formal demand for that .purpose. To this demand Sir AtexAvoitst BALL replies, that as some Of the Powers who were so guarantee the Independence of Malta, have not yet acceded' to that -measure, he cannot consent to give up ;tile bland until be receives special instrunions fronrhis Government for that purpose. Here the Cares. , . pontletice ends ; but there iq an Official Paragraph in the Motriteur, stating that the EMPERORS of GER. MANY and RUSSIA had some time ago consented to guarantee the Independence of Malta ; that the only 'Power who had not consented was Prussia; Gut, that under the present circumstances, His Pit us. ASSAti MAJESTY had thought proper to concur in the guarawee. If the latter part of this 'statement be true, the objett of auttoc's Embassy to Berlin is fully explained. The people of Sw;tzerland appear to be extremely ungratefil for the blessings which the parental kindness of the First 'Consul hai bestowed ripen themi . fir they have been in a state of Insurreaion ever since he resented them to tratquilliy. A dis. urbanCe of a very setioto — nature took place at Brilte (in the 27th ult. The Helvetic `froops sallied out of the }barrack,, and attacked and fired upon the French Patroles, but they were at length over . , poWered, and compeltc.Ll to retreat ; and the 'French Papers add, that their art ears having been paid, order is again restored. Letters fromßrim( ls state, that great numbers of french Troops are marching towards Rolland, aticl that appearances were so hostile, that many of the .Ertgli s h who were at 'the h ague r Ainiterdam, and Rotterdam, have lett the BazaVian Republic. Some of the Paris Papers contain a particular account of the Review which took place PriSun. , , the 341. The number of Troops Colleted was greater that: usual, and the Review lasted five hours. Letters from Hambrarsh state, that a paragraph has been inserted in the Hamburg!, Carrerpondenten, by order of the FettsT Cofist) 1., declaring What he was before repotted to have stated, that in the event bf a War between this Country and France, he will recogn i ze no Powek otherwise than as an Ally or an Enemy. it is stated upon the same authority, that General BoURNONVILI.g, the French Ambas sador at Madrid, has demanded, supplies of men and Money from l lis Catholic Wjesey, in e ase h ost i l i t i es iCeVas also r e p orte d, b ad s k, t od com,lr!nce. Prussia, " gage d, i n t h e event o f Vv aT, : to occupy with her Trotips the bunks of the 476 r 4s.far as Cuxhaven, and the whole Eleaorate of I lanovcr. The same letters .express mach appreheniitm that in case hosti. cities sh tuld break out, Ifamburgb anti its territory Will he ncppied by 1 rench Prussian Troops, in n o er . in i )r t y cilt the int:4,0144m of 13riti:,11 fa:l,lrea into that part of f3ermany. freinh Vutitis have Tiscni o 5 high 3s 55. 70, gJoittday morning, in eansequinet of itt ralnittg, the RO:I-AL FAMI LY did not: go 'Atit till abont:tivo Whet the rain abated,i , His MAJESTY, attended by General GWYNN; took a shan't - We in Windsor Grear Park.- • Yesterday morning • the ,ROYAL FAMILY, at. tended by General GWYNN, the - flonourable.Wm. PR -let, Lady CAROL IN E-DORMER , and Mr sg - I)st,tx, ..went to the. Chapel Royal, in the Castle, where the Blsl-101 of NOR W ICH preached one of the finest Sermons we eVerTheard, from the first- Epistle of Corinthians,, ksth Chap. and - the.43th and 14tH Verses., . , „ " But-if there is no Resurreaion of the Dent!, then is " nct risen " Andit Christ be not risen, then is our preaching and our faith is also vain." .FiOM the . Castie 'the ROYAL FAMILY went to Frogmore. The day being remarkably fine, the ROYAL. FAMILY were expetted to walk , on the Ter_ race in the- evening, for the first-time this season. Windsor Was full of company yesterday. Yesterday Her . Royal Highness the PRINCESS MARY had divine ServiCe performed at the Queen's House, by the Rev,. Mr. KRYSALLi after which her Royal Highness went out airing for near two His Royal -Highness . the DUKE of GLoucsstsx paid a - visit at the Queen's House. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, by the Rev. Father in God the Lord Bishop of LlNtattilcF.. On Monday last die 4.oth Regiment was reviewed on Southsea Common, by Gen. Sir 6. OSBORN, Lan. - their Colonel. And on Wednesday the ist was re_. viewed on the same:ground, by deo. Wi t I T EL OCKE: . These Reiiments respediveiy made a fine app . earance,. and executed their . manoeuvres in a'very exact and: soldierlike manner. Each Corps of Gosport olunteeri have made - an - offer .oitheir services . to Government• . , • . This day the LORD iViAvog, .Sheriffs, and Al dermen,- attended .by the City Qtfiecrsi went in, state from the Mansion-House, Preceded by the . Bluecoat Children, to Christ...Clwrch, .Newgate-; Street, where they heard Divine Service.'„ and a' Sermon by the Bishop of-CIaSTE,It ; after whic% an elegant Dinner and Ball will be given by. Ilis,Liad ship at the Mansion-House, to which several of the Nobility .have been. invited. T, The .- English'Minister at the Hague, lately gave an entertainment to the French Minister, to Conc.: - rals VICTOR and BERTHIBR, and to the principal Officers, Civil and Military, who -are to embirk for Louisiana. On the 28th of last month, a masked ball Was given at the Court of Copenhagen; in honour-a Ills Royal Highness Pa !Nee WI t.L. tAtroft.Lni3Okstta, which was arranged and 'concluded with the giCa test splendour and taste. His . MajeSty the KiNG aDr MARK appeared in a domino, and a • Her Royal Highness thePR IN'CisS MAR r A 'was wiNotit a mask... Immediately after the entrance of PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOITCESTEIt; who came along with. the KING and PaINCEsi Rairki.;" . a . iitimber of the 'Nobility, in the dress of ancient Knights, mitred with military music, and then the dancing ` com menced. • The English Prince wore the dress of a Knight., Among other charafters, 'the buicliess of AUGERSTRNBIIRo appeared in that of a Priestess of the Temple. The Ball lasted till half past six' in the morning. Personi of all descriptions, withciut.any regard to rank, were invited. ' PRINc it WILLIAM was to have set out from Co., penhagen on the 4th of April to Hainhorgh, and . from:thence to England., New_ Yolk . Paperi and ;Letters to the :3.1 of March, have been received, at which "period Me Preside& had issued orders, - parsuarit to the 'Reso lutions of the , Senate, for 'assembling the 'of the United States. In the Kentucky, Tenesyte, and . Mississippi Stat es ,.the embodying proceeded with uncommon activity. It du es not appeal b y , these Papers -that Mr. , MoNoE, wh o h a d • been,norni- Bated to the . Expostulatory Mission to Madrid . and Paris v had, at t h eir l atest d ate, left Washington. By the official returns at the American Secretary of State, it appears That the President's late Report on the 'subjet of Finance was greatly erroneous, and that instead of an increased Revenue, there was in the last quarter a diminution from the amount of the one - preceding, of no less than 1,098,761 dol lars ; that the deficiency was still greater cotnpai. Mg it with the•corregponding quarter in the pre. ceding year, and that a yet further defalcation was to be expeded In the succeeding quarter. ' It' is reported, and believed by many in America, 01:,t France obtained the Cession of Louisiana . by Q diplomatic. trick.--LuctliN BONAPA RTE , t h e y say, read to the Spanish King one Treaty, and then pre. sented another for his signature. • The shutting.of t h e P ort of New Orleans against the Americans, is no longer considhed.as an at of the Spanish qivernment, but as originating in the enforcement of France.' 'This impression has been established by a recent order, prohibiting all inter. course between t h e U n i te d S tates and Louisiana, at a period when Spain, having ceded the Province, could not hope to derive any. possible advantage from the measure. The Corporation of New York has ordered, that after the sth ult. if any dog be found at large in any part of the City, the owner shall be fined as dollars. During a thunder-storm at Gloucester, in Ame rica, on the Bth of February, the lightning struck and penetrated a rock of great magnitude, and shivered it to atoms : it removed another, of about 3o tons weight, from its bed ; and afterwards, se_ pawing into five several branches, although nearly in the same direflion, ploughed up the ground until they reached the bank of a sheet of water, at the edge of which they all abruptly terminated, with. out leaving any traces of their further progress.-- The noise and shock occasioned by the explosion of the rock, were very great, and perceived at a consi derable distance from the spot. On Saturday as the Chester Mail earning to Lon. don was passing through earner, the letter bags were stolen, containing a great quantity of bills of various descriptions. The thieves were 6Q extremely ,ex rrt, that they took all the letters out, and sunk; the bags in a pond by tho weight 91 bricks yut into them, ,1 OAS. I'o RTSMOUTH, - APRIL 10. Dreaarmoregbt has this evening made Si ‘ val for sailing for Cawsancl Bar', the Rendezvous of the „mem*, .-- •• -- "- " Atrived the ship 4billa and. inn, from Leg. Jactr9 4 _,P,pd nihukttsain for Strindgitte Cteek, t Sailed the Cakatta, MAXWELL,' for India; Danish Easl Ndiarnan . idm;ra/ Chapman, Qv ILL IN; ~ - • for Copenh a g e n ; * ,ind Mary, WHITE, for St. Petersburgh. Sailed the - Amt:or:el Frigate, ,fa' r Wey mou th). and A. Dietoi k. It.l DDELL, for Grenada, in ballas t ? :.. 4 ., A rri v ed—the , -Ortnu, MATH°, from London lot Botany s:,y," iiith'Settlers. • . . F .4L MOUTH, ,AraiL 8. - Sixt.tn this day, the Riaution Cotter, to craze, in the:Channel for Seamen from the different honie- . ward.houna Ships; the „Brig .Recovety, f . itlti the Brig Priircesr Raja' ) Ow N 5 for Liverpool. . -Arrived the ReArLige, COMM I NS, from Sonth. ampton ; the Brig , Refu;a, -TURILE, from Dart atontlt ; the Bright on , B OR TON , f rom New Join haven ; West_ Indizi Ship Lady London for Ja ma i ca ; a nd the Ad , of Yo`ri - Packet, llama, from Lisbon, ten (lays P 35. _sage; left lying there, His Majesty's Ship ;Whit . - cur, 'or 74 gulls ; La Nfbelle, of 44) t hree Dutch, Linc_of little Ship s , a hutch Frigate, and a Schooner , At rile time the P ae k et left --Lisbon, -the Ported ' w in guese. Merchants ere - dult alarmed 'at the appear. truces of War befween• this Country and Franee, Ic was;Said at Lisbon, that the F rench cc! of A. • time since from Brest (said to he: intended flurlhe East bldlesj,:was aztually sailed to taltepnisesstioti (lithe Brazils: - ..• _Passengers per the Rub kj - York, wer?,:col o ./ 3 9 Suave e, of the 7.4 th regiment, from ;he gait In. dies ; Mr. LUsIIINGTON, of the East 'lndia Corr. Service; Mr. CI:Ay, Mr. INKEKsIiy; Mt. Mu E.r,' and Kt; flit . 11.12117C1 - 1,1 APRIL 10. THE King George Poit-ollice Packet, Capt, 4ttiti tlte-Anahrfrei; Cap .B tDO E, sailed -this clr &t jhe for - tuer. fur ta,haven, with the Itunhro. and Bremen Mails, .nr4l. the latter fur lielvoetslufitt viittt , rhe Dutch Mail and Patoier,gcrs. „rmiximm. QUAY. TO R B ..11” Arskiti, 'CArT. THOMAS BURROWS, of the Ship Reii, beietW, Letter of Marque, of. London, armed gill; ten 22..spottuders,..and .tosty lands, sailed from 'furl 'hay the 3,1 of 'May, 800,inballast, des-inetrfo; the-coast cf Peru, in the Whde Fishery, ar . si.yed.ori the coast of Chiloethe,early part of January...lB94 arni after:some time •chught about one hurt:lred loos . of oil, during which her crew were so infeelea the scurvy, that he had •not hand s enoug h left t o . work the • hip. Ile was under :he necessity ()flint ning in under the Ishmd of Sr. Mary's (coast of Cht;oe), to partly bury the people in new earth', to recover them of their disoider ; leaving no person ori,,board bur the said Master, his .Mate, and three of the crew ; while this was performing a shiP (which had been there for a similar purpose) • 'and Jell in with two Spanish armed 9 11 4 infoimeil- them of the situation of theTßetibriigit and also towed and 'piloted the Spaniards-,..n.:---", , when on, the 30th at December, t et/in:its, of thirty. guns, and the CaltOT arid Papa, Of twenty-two guns, the two Armed Spanish Ships,' began to tine several broadsides it the Redbridge,'Al'• though she did nor,, not could make.any resistance ; then boarded and took her, and carried her intoCOo4 ception Port, arid frOm thence they were Sent to Lima, with all the sick crew imprisoned,- pinioned in an unusual barbarous tanner; and when their. legs swelled out beyond their fetters, their only re medy or consolation was, to shift . one leg in. the other's fetter, and in this situation, it is mueli to be feared, the poor 'crew remain, as they were on the 1-6th of October 1802, although the ViceroY had prior accounts the Preliminaries of it Peace_WW,- signed, but he w ou ld not listen to their repeate d petitions. Capt. Buaows , then, through the kioti• ness of some Spanish Ladies (whom he had previous' ly taken and treated kindly), bribed the centinels and got on board the 74/ilma, of Hamburgh (in dis guise) lying there an d bound home. Capt. WoeFfs kindly hid him, and b e i ng o ff Plymouth, very Wu' manely ran in with the land, put Capt. Butt Rol" on board one of our Ts.trbay Fishing Sloops ye '"r., day, and last evening he was landed safe here, sn" to-morrow intends setting off for London, co the longing desires of Isis wife and family, .who h ave thought them all dead. The Dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by ' l4 Lord Castlerragh, were finally closed at il►e East India-House, on Saturday, and delivered to„ the Puncr. rASSINGERS PFR LORD CAk":I.I.RFAGLI For Fort St. George— Col. Vigers, Major !ilz:aly, Masts' fender. and ; Afessrs. Fenoulliet, lend, Ogilvie, Chillingworth, Chatfield, and Smyth, . 4 ' 2. (lets ; and Mrs. Ornaek, and Miss Far Bengal—Mr. Vni. kattray, Cadet ; and aMrs. K "*". son, and Miss Maeharg. A Letter from Alexandria mentions, that the British Officers there have fittest up an eleg ant Theatre in one of the old Arab towers, to wards de: fraying the expence of which each Officer fll).cf-ii)ca one day's pay. The fi rst p e if ortminc e was to ha v e OM; 04 the t7th of January