The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-20 00:00:00

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The intermediate Papers trout the 11 iii are 1 til, Qa ii le ht, hut the singl e date which has reach 'tli w , s , uffi citnt to ' overthrow all the idle trash i h tte i ee 11 s "nte of Our well-ii Journals 4 44 'fled since Wednesday—amusing their 2 4 ill t • , , t ia• he trite Bartholinnew Fair style of ti itou. 4 ilit t L, r, '' tills-and -downs and 'revolutionary. hi , • - ' , otit s) ir, which • , , ir erent• i r o„ you perform )oi • tsere,c, and th en - get out precisely At ert Y fi n gat i n !,, at the spot So it has fared with the sim- Il ett el * ' w ho have pinned • their faith on the i 4 of the se • . . e n toss . political Conjurors. .TheY have i iltei bet.ed high - mit! low, and whirled iii a dizzy %4 ' al. .t . , - views, • a t i v 4 S • neither elevated in their to al leetl n their P I), .. ,i progress, the signal is given 4 it t)ti u n'i the deluded creature s flounder out 144itlii:;11,4:11.frotta which they originally stepped Tli e . i.r el ftli and deceptive machine. . Itli 4 " i teur "Itas CcOi front Vienna of the (I the ' . a' I"ts but they ttal i‘ntrior Joitritals to the sth, 1 f t trot ' . , that, . to mention - the precipitate retreat ; Itt kltt t 'l'el'''r ALEXANDER trout that capital in Nl; l ,, ill i r '• so ill- nature d are these varlets of 't 4:4 ' lit() l's lee tit th om at they will no t e v e n cl.; 11 ' ' wt e , 'e • ell liretnren on this side of the t,,..' by ~,;,, , ) 1 4 'uus e r d -"twitting an adcoiit,- of a grand 4 44 , 4 4 : n' Tournament given in honour of that ;'ilt(ii, '\-tonareli, whose indisposition ' pre taxlhitt fr 4, wit partakin of a preceding Fete.---= t il "ry ittile't Ito ;///uminati—we may 44, /ktro It our tt,.„.••til i to e a laa „, a pretty t h eor ,y h as it kti• i ty l ii It de4to . - -ally a . delicioos ()pposition vision th v v I • /!.tt liap., •, t ,- many a taunt against the Britisli . ti l( , il "It Etas it calmed to recoil on the :Leads •,,t ed, 1 • , 'tti ''' 41411 °I'S many a f a l se h oo d h as 'it con ity . 1 14I 'YY 4 wicked hopehas•it disappointed, N, ikriliotie heart has it wrung. BLit_ we ki `l ' e stliti• . 1t1 t ,,,, 'e " whoni it may concern" ,to their hide ,•,,; allt rettexions:, '''.. oni t kk il,,; ',"r copies first a very -atirical Article t t . 'l ,,R.l ' i r t • l ,, °) " l 'Gerte-7al de F,, - truce, ri d i ett lii ig the "1 „, .- h l the Curonirk of Coitg7e"' which it ''.l 'Vs% a t • - 't . e but lies and idle stories picked tip, ‘ l , 41 41 i vf _ _ 1 4 ,• t, and imposed' noon the'World with tic; llttil t ,„ ~, ' et th 'ace oinetliiiii.; like otner . Citro -4,,. that „ • , ' ' s t i,'(N r "got he mentioned, were it nut 4 14 4,, Yz.since they will readily,suggest their , , ''l4. l)° ' this character to all intelligent readers. , t,,., o tl,„ 1 / 4 , '''' ' '' e xPosed the want of authenticity and 1 14 air l;: iir 'e f i (41 1'_tr: Joill Hal, it might naturally be t , t 1e,, e1. 14t Pie Moi;itear, the Offic;al Organ of ltd,, ' Government, would have been. very ftp " 1 ito t it- li a , it i h wii productions.. To spew how. tot4thse ''''"it f t. ,,, m pursuing so prudent, a, , ~, '.e , e h a , 4.1 4 htt f e l e . 'e only to direct attention to lit ' re3 Pect . to 13elgitim, which it has. It iv I, t) it „ 'e t • 43 t he raietie de France. • Wre.must , ,r,k., 4 4 k' 11 '1 ' Litt this is but a sneaking wil:Y of Nitt i I Mo t ,' , 1,:„.). Yet L • •4 'ale sentiments wishes- and of its i •.‘v (i ll • - •\l'h y ea , wa il ) , F roie „ Government h et th de 44 l'ett and manly manner, that it views 1 , ell regret the excision of Belgium from its 'i• 1 Y 44 ( ttl, 1. or lI N the , bastard arguments of an 1 ) ' e ll• li gall. iestead of candidly and legiti- N is i-rtm a , ' ' , t l 4 4, ein g'its own ? why ?—surely it comb! k ' ‘ti .l4 s "vt a blush to tltose. wiseacres among 4 t4 I ktve ' , I , e _ gravely' asserted that TALL . EY i ve r il l • Mentitmed this territory at Vienna, 1 t11 t .,, e liar L trt'tl ( . r ' " l iew that France Could resume it ~' N or il( pleated.. vv e will lust hint, for the . 1, I lt• t , these polit;cians so decidedly given to 'll 41e "lei(' .' ' ' • also . for — the :t i t ~f- own (,?ntitry, and - I tlt i i 4 ;4 „ 4 1 , 'Y Vell ow-beltevers .in the same.doc- r:'4t,''''' believers I,t hi France,that it would Nt te 41 ea sy , . ' „ . t iii r th eili •0 ,e posess . .tielgiAttn, as they may Il kil tt, r4 ' ek es., an. , that, were it attempted, it it l 'e atir . ,,e t % '►•••••er:.,n'iiitorliss•atotheinvaneis. ' l ttp. stlie . • I , , . • 1 ,. 1, elle,. writer rrom•datrzeiii 1 , or the ou !., t: be t rt e) , l w een the Rencli,kitin , ,lists anti file 1? CI ' „ rro, i; ~ . t•l` g ile4 ` t. "- IS this, :hat ill 1..:1e Foreixn 41 ti , , .ce r „,,_.- ki il li kt6 . l ..:'," , l Ne,l or , ilunieci liy the f ,r,ner, is 1 4 14 t 4 i i t,(4 Pio:oote the init.re,ts of - riatitT,,, q l tl itt f l ~ Ile Pore4.,g)t- corre , ponderce-liegliired or t ,, 1 '1t t ,. 9Y , th e la ter, is - ealcidated to injure ' '" l "t 4 ° 1 ; 1 , • - •save 'he 11,, , , t rp lit ( Treat. ..,2.ritant :—hut, litilil4:s l!nelimait the union of lielgitim and t, ) ! 1 I , . Ik e stn ill-assorted inarrige for eo itti:ll,ll)4tiblijZSeS, in which there subsists an in- I tia all, Of Il lunf , 44l' a:1,1 character, 'and, . 4 .. a ll i ii _ 1 1, 4 . "ILPIt bility ofinterests." There t t , clitt e ,.,„ 4 . .-tl i . -nce of . hurnour and character be 41:11''Kiii3ge, l' . ‘- ' °tl . l 't'ies; hilt we deny the fact of 11, ' Qr o ''"Y Incompatibility of interests. Yet •.t l , lild , i l , 4 w ' v e even Concede the former point : .ti, tre ._ 1, t, ,, di Nt . "nee united, and evinced no 'lti hli Arit - ~ . x . 4 yas to render a divor c e (.. t I , Qr „, . Ai 1 t1i 4 . 1 . - "' es 'arY— But o» the other lia::tl, ' l ,4, 4 et,,: v i e h 'hits and character of the Belgians 'a r '''itl 4ll ia ''t %%ttli the. national manners ;end 1, ) I'llt)., 6f -Vratice. ' Certainly not ; they are ,tl ;- ti e 4s ‘,.. . g i. '''ila. "tvoltty %•nrl plodding, as pleasure 0. . '' '41 2 ' a s war 1114 - and if we allow ''l' 'lilt to st , ,' • ca ne ,P , H t ,,_ it „„.• 1110 as oile.ot weight,. as against 1, , ile e ii, e , 4:5-Igoon %viol Holland, it IS•ot ,te . o 7 \ t '• ' d galiist the udion of Lijlgiinn with •, `Lail 110 t iintruadvett li:inch furtilut itpuil_ tins iniport.ant do.cunint thfj,enonitlg cx positiotn of the three wi..ches _which Belitini tvOuld % make, is worthy of the French school, hut these wishes, if gratified, would probably end something like another tale of the same fabulou3 description. They would jir4 wish independence, second to he restored to France,. and third, to he under 'the dominion of England ; brit Holland would be their last choice : the construction we put upowall:which is, that France, hates that ,most, which is most likely to happen, and-tatte the country from tinder her government. The argument with vthich the essay closes is too entertaining to deserve a seri rous }inwer-.--if a man purchases • land 'he may leave it waste if be chases, and though we rii47: , ht censure him for it, we could mot uretend that it gave us a right to go and take it away front The other neWs in these Papers are very unin teresting, except such as we have noticed apart. A Dutch Mail kaS also arrived, bat brings nothing better Worthy of partiEular (11.)et.vation. BRUSSELS, DEC. 9.—Every thing annbunces that our .Governineut will be speedily organized a definitive ntaiiner, and a Constitution, given to the Country'st!ited to its ,ii,posititm.—lt is be lieve(' here that Peace will be very §hottly signed b e t weew i tngland and America, -The accounts from Spain are not of a late date, but so far as they go,. they decidedly subvert an other of the rumours that have of late been ln dusttiously and, apparently, unfoundedly .circu lated in this country, viz. that the'King of Spain abandomfd his Capital. There ,Senis to be no watt) in this report. • It «•ill ° he- recollected that we announced;ilt TTIE Su of Thnrsday last, that a project was en tertained of fintking the.Prussiim indemnities be, tween the Rhine and the Mense. This is now mentioned in the Berlin - Vapers ; and we are told that • the plan is'not relished by the Prussian Go , VC:111111CM. It is said That oN ArtIRTE'S Sister, Madame , BAccanocili,.is to have Pionibino, COIN eqUenre of an agreement with Mu KNT. She is reported to have gone. to Elba on a visit to the Ex-Usurper, who is seriously indispose4l. Lientenant.-Colonel Gr.oacrg ilosetufs, of . /!,e.- Madras Army, is appointed by the Goirt of Di: rectors-,` Commander-in-Chief, at Bonthay. He. '.'ill proceed to that Presidency hy the first fleet, which, it is expected; be dispatched early next month. BREAD.—No alteration in the Price of Bread this ,veek. • rely yesterday morning (says the Morning 'Papers) express arrived in Downing . -v - rect, whh di , .patehes froin Ghent.—The,r r'ontents were considered of so Much importance, that _snap; monses were isswed soon after for a Cabinet Conn- C I. he held , at two o'clock yesterday, at the Foreg•ti Office, which assembled accordingly, and was- fully attended. rie Conneil,sitt till ahvut four n'efork, when Mr. Avis; the - King's Mes, senger, wai sett off_with dispatches. T n o G i ng e s has it-rived,from Batavia, havin< s:ailed from thence iii tire he 14-inning-.of S - eptein-- her.: Also the Matilda from Bengal and.. the Isle of Fiance, having departed from the' toroJer - on the 25th 'June, and from the hitter on the-Ist Septetither. The Urhaoo, -from the Lle of Bour bon, left. the port the 2.silk(koher. These ships bring, no news wilatever of general importance from Our Oriental settlements. The Harriet; Dorms, Master,. has reached the Downs from J nnuica.- She is one of the fleet un- der convey of the Argo-from the West ladies.— The Argo tonrhed at the -Havannah on the Bth _November, when , there were- only 12 ships in company. Front the Havannalv, we have letters which were brought by -. .tly, Thetis, and they are to the 9th ult. The seas in that neighbourhood are said to be less , insteure i from the disappearance of the pirates ny which those seas had be en so long iirievously infested, No restrairts _were imposed on the trade in the Isle oftuba, and the weaknetis of , he Government (not having 500 troops under its ordvrs) was eons tiered to he a Sufficient _},ssur nitre .to the. merchants, that none would be at tempt ed, _lest such measures - should occasion in subordination in- the . Colony,• at a time when 4 teak, iiie7ttpable of defence, either againt domestic ores_r_ernai enemies: There were one British man of 't ar,.and two or three British IA igates, eruizing in the neighbourhood. Two transports have arrived from Quebec,- by ;v ial ) we have advicesfrosm thquee to the 15qt; and. from Braudypots to the oh:. Nothing new had transpired -since the departure of the Liffey. Lviters-froin New York, received yesterday, bring an account that thePeacock'American sloop of war had arrived tit that port, after a most suc cessful cruize, ha' ing made no less .than 'seven-, teen captures. The Mammoth and the Chitsseur privateers had also arrived there, after long cruizcs ; hut as no. capture is mentined, we must prestunc that they nave been unsuccessful. , Yesterday forenoon his Royal . Highness the. Duke of Yottic arrived in town, at his house in the 'Stahle-yai d,•St 'James's, and 'transacted busi ntSs at his Offie , at the florse" , thotrns. :This day his Royal- HL;buess Molds a Levee. PHIN,CE REpENT's stag hounds will meet on Friday, at ANcot Heath, at half-past ten o'clofk. A Dublin Pm per- says,' th:lt the resignation of 171, ARSDEIN ha4,.been acer•pted, and thit 11AWTH-EN has been appoined to snecern . hitlt as first Cociniitsi - vuer of the Dottni of P 0 I: 1 R Y. INVOCATION TO JOANNA 813tITCOlt3 I cati . call spirits from the Vasty cl.e.e.p. Why can I; or so can any mare; I.lnt'Will they come when you do call for thent ? - JOANNA! jOAN`:.I Do give a poor wan a Reply, without shuffling or guile—O! • And tell ine what reason, Sq late in 'the SCaSoll, Keeps 'mei , /be . iniradulous Shiloh. The crib and the linen, And {tome to lie-in in, All these v,u hare had a long while-0 t And doctos a score, To the prodigy swore— rut still we hear nothing of Shiloh. Some affluent Ppooney i their'monies rn rigglng you out all in style L-0 And nothing oil earth , Now temaitilF, but the birth Of till& lazy and leisurOy Ski The fields of St. George • All their I)l.;chlicads difgorge Their gifts at your dwelling to pile-0 • Each dotard and gossip * • All eagiir to worship This noteil and overd • Your followers, may be, Muy purchase a baby, The credulous town to beguile-0 ! But yourself you should tap, Aud not palm if a rap, Fur we won't take a LirtuinBbam S4filodie Your friend - Dr. TowzEa,- That caarliri• laousvr, swells. out a rat at a mile—O! I lying ia wait , • test the mountain inflate Should pop o a muse bora S'hi nein list to onr plaint, - 0 puerperal ! ' - And dt:ugn , to:smile--0 I For 'tis tint, you ilould !earn, We filltsi Cut the concern ; If you still s;i;;I)-shally with WINDSQIZ, DE:C. 19. -tast evening. the Princesl!, CIIARLOTTF, OrWALES came to the Castle from Cranhoutne Lde, at tended by the Countesses rat 1 , ST E and RO , S LYN, to. dine with, the Qt7ligN• anqi efuNCE , SES: lu the evening there was a select p2i'ty to meet her Royal Highness - , when a performance of sacred music by •:er MAJss.Tv's . l.land:.took -pl:tre. Soon Aftei-ten o'clotli tile Princess Coast; orrg and smite left tile Castle for Cranbourne Lodge, Roy AL V.UNT.-A numerous field of sportsmen of all' . ds!seription4 assem!)led at the crooked Billet, near St , •ines, on Fri•l:av morning, at the usual li me , to joi n 111 the &ports of •the Royal, Hunt. — SHARP was, at the head of the litnitsmeji. 4 ,'and gave ot,lers for.the.i acting of a deer forth ac's diversion, and he went off in very fii,e style, nod In full speed across the enclosures, making Asl4aril (.;olunion, taking .towards Itimp . ton-court, where he Made a grand leap B t Ashy Park, mama for a considerable, time ee ith great ~ tviitness, and attempted to: get out of the Park by -a. leap- on Cie opposite side to that_ which he 'elitei•ed . , but flided` in *the attempt, haft had, the - Stgrieity: to back to the part of the wall whvre.he entered the Park,• where_ the wall was lower than 01 the Opposite side, and he there .escaped ont of the Park.; . he then made a double to the left and uncle for the ThalneS,.and crossed the river in a Very fine style. A ouwber of sports men had g;von up the chaee, and thwe who re nni'ne,d went over Hampton curet Bridge, aiia then r.neWell the parsu;t,; but the dery soon took 'to the water and got on one of the fieights 'of Eights, wilere lie remained some time, putt'n4 his pitrstiers at detianee ;•but• the ',wands appy.ih iag him he took to the water agAit, and got . safe on shore on the Surrey side of the.water, hut, was soon atter , taken 'iii a Gentleniati's park, near Waltham. It rained nearly the whole of the hunt. SMITHFIELD ,CLUB- civrun suEvcr, . • At three o'clock a Meeting of _the: Club took - place at Freern'asow' Tavern, - and .was very'nu nter9.sly attended, Lord SomEIivILLE in . the Chair ; at which it was agreed that the next Strew should continue three ays, as• heretofore; that the breeders of .the animals,exhibited shall in all cases be.stated, and their pedigrees, whenever it can .he .alone ; that the saute arrinial shall not be elig - inie to tale prizes nt more than one : clas , s, kith several ntinor.alterations: JMIN Ii.kII:7BIU6GE, ,E S( 1 . of Bridge-street, and JOHN . ELLMAN, 'Esq. of Givnd, in Sussex; were appointed Stewards of the Cl sh ot , : f the two ctt suia at otle At)ont five o'clock a purge e . arty, sat down to an ex'cellent dinner in_Freeniasfins i Hail ; Lord 8o- MERVILLE, one crf the . Vice-Presidents, in the Chair.—After the cloth was withdrawn, his Lord= ship gare, • " The f.. 1 .114 Prince Regent." . Urreding . in all its 'branches." 6 , S.nali in size and great in value." &e. &c. The 'prizes were tht.n distrihnted, . . JOSEPH E RAH AM, list]. the new MayorTleet for the lloro , gh•of Harwich, died almost. suddenly, un Sund.ty last, at Ii is residence id that town was to have entered upon his Magis`terial,ollice,- for the SiNril time in the cOurse of a few days. • ' Extract of a better from Rome, dated Nov. 16: The 14th of this month Will he a Memorable day with the 'oeiety of Jesuits. The reception' of- No= vices then commenced, , when 40 were' admitted'. Ainotig 'hese wasthe• eldest son of Marquis ,tatv., anew Senator - of .ttome ; the son of Mar ,, ,quis AzELio, Minister 17traordinary. for Sardinia this city ; and 20 Priest•c•the most of whom are nktblic . l i rotessors- at, the UniyefSity." Thursday se'unight the maguiticent -- N,* LuttaticAsylina at Glasgow, which cost 20,000 1 / 4 , was fornially opt tied. It is wet thy of reit - Hat, as highly cteditable to the of the city of York, tWit the doors of its gaol boy three ~ vee-ks previous to the 26th of _N ovem b e r 'tvere daily thrown 'open; There not h. , intic, u prisOncr) catier dcbtor or Woo; confined thereinh - NAV t!. NEWS. Lossi.,- , Al' SEA. The Elizabeth, OWENS Lady Florenre, snor 4 and . Jane, INl`CoNcrir, from rhogheda ; and the Argils, CAER, from Dublin ; were driven on shore near Liverpool, On - Friday morning, .but. it was expected would be got off. The General Blocher,- OTTERS, from fiaiire to Gibraltar, and the Patriotic, ERICKSE&, 11'0111 London to Corunna, !rut into Vaimouth ott Fri , day ; the former with loss of stalk. / and the lattet with damage to her hull ; shifted. &c. and Cargo The Westerbotteth, KNAPV e frdrii Londtin to Marseills, is put ii:t9 I) r•inontlt, witil daniage, The Mourich, DUNN . , from Newcastle to Ply inotith,-struck'on the Z.s;ewcornlie Sand on Frid a y, and stink. Tile Nelson, rilscH, fro.:1) Lirerpool to Bour- :lennx, is on shore near Doneannon. The. Attspicioas, Ct..kuit, from Liverpool:to Nc.vry,,was stfamled the Ilth inst. - in- Dundrutu l / 4 Bay. rntiqOUTHr, _ br.c. 1/-7-Arrivell the Prince Ernest rmcket, xri!h n mail fro►►► Lisbon, in seven. The l.►rge f.l.vet in the Ro►►ds have, t , , all appearance,' rode ,out ti►e gale; fo the last 24 hours, witl►unt dam:tge.—Wind S.W. POVSMoUTH, Drc. 19.—Arrived the - Two Ss - teys, Tuoivasoti, from :Guernsey ; ,Industry, GooDCHILD, from Sunderland ; and the Marie Frances, HAMMON:ID, from II tyre. Came into hfirhonr the Thetis,- Covit'r, front Havanna!) for London,- with sugar, .Cialfee; Ay' leaky. Sailed the Surly gutter On a croile.-Wiod DEAL, DEC. I 9. , ..Arrived the titinillus,Foß .sTxli, front jam , dca, with loss of anchor and ca ble. The Defence, Flora, and Pol., passage Ves , sels, fiont Calais for Dover, acre this morn;ng for(!ed into the Downs by the strong S.W. an,! have landed their passengers:—Wind S.W. Mn.coun, Dr,e. I ,.—Arrivcd the Queen trans., port, from 11a4ax, bound to Porcsmonth ; Sarah aitifAnn, Gowav, tt ont7Smyrna, boned to Liter• poolYvster,ii4y was driven on the rocks, near .the Old.Dock-,yard, the brig Fiston-; DAvis, from . 0•11 Z; she was got oifthis morning, whth deenble dama::e. Co , ,vEs, .Ih.x. 19 —A brig is on shore near ''.tit Swc(iisti •col•kurs ; name at present unknown. It - is ako re,;orteci _that A transport is on shore at Satitiown. a!,uVe. it tur'is 'that the sit:ly on shore. at Siuoluw•n is a French brig:, and not a transport. ~• DREADFUL 1-11_ RRICANE. GreenGth; Hil f-past Three o'Clock. Is: M. Since our last the wind continued blowing strong from the S. and S. W. Last night it greatly Increased, and until now has oothr:ed to blow w::h wnremitting violence. In the morning there WUS a considerable cleat Of thunder ,and lightning, accompanied by excessive .fails of ra;n. Shortly after mid-clay the quays overflowed, an I the tole continuing to rise, the' cellars adjacent to the breast of the different hat hours have 'been inun dated, and we are 'ruby concerned to add, ima mense quantities of West India and other produce destroyed : much property has likewise been swept away, or materially injured on the quays. To what extent the damage may it is • posSible to say, bitt.it .cannot be otherwise ,thati very large. . The tide is now abating. . Those - of the outward-bound, West India flee, riding at anchor' at the Tail of the Bank, have drifted considerably ; some have parted their cables. litdf prret four P. 111.--At this Inoment the gale appears to increasesbut to shifta little more' to the Westward. We have just learned that that following 'vessels have parted from their moorings in Gouro-k Bay, and are on shole, viz. the Marv, Iloore, on this side -of the Powder House, and the Jane, Wilson ; and Elzabetli i Alttride, at the New Battery. Only his M Iles - y's ship Tar-- tains, and the Anr...zon, Reid, remain at anchor in Gotirock .Bay. The utmost confusion prevails, and great fears are entertained for the safety of the ships riding at the Tail of the Bank. One is ApparOtil!,' aground at the Hill of Ardmore. Nei al Rave drifted up the. river past Card , .Oss -The ..lane, Anderson, from Patel/rim; has just arrived from quarantine station, Holy Loch, nay ing been brown from .thence, with the 165.41 of three anchors and cables; passed a shi - p dismasted in Gourock Ray. - - 'At Fort-Glasgow, the damage has like/wige:been immen.se, Irons the OVerdowing - of the tide._ . We have'not yet learned of any lives being lost during the stoma.--- , -(Grajnock 4dverOser, Dec. 1 6.) s - The Niger fr'gate, hound to the Cape. and the East Indies, will call off Plymotith. We are sorry to-'state, that the late gales have been productive of much damage amongst the Ship ping on .the coast of the Principality. The flat Charles, of• Bangor, sunk oil Holyhead, wild to state, al: on board perished: The ve'ssel. Chart ! s Jones, from Drogheda, w:►s lost of Holy head, with all her cr. w.—(lVorceger Herald.) Extract of a letter fro n t C a pt-i n 1). H ARD/ g o of the St. Andrew, 'of and front London. to Ma deira, 2—" 1 rim sorry to int'u you of the cap ture of the St. Andrew, by. the AmYrican privateer Yithkee, of 15 guns; and 120 men; after yngag. hut - her for 20 minutes ; we were all 1and...(1 at Madeira on the 15111 of November, Litt mt., Mate and Cook, whom they sent to Aittryie4 w►th the , I saw the Caiedooia ti 1. the I`lll. of tilt. vember, ►n company w►th- the tker under convoy of the Ditucan, all well. J did_ not leave the convoy till the signal was, made to part com. The Redontable, a fine new 74 gun of battle shipi na,n I I thc 1 4 ;iag's-Ykrii, at `N',4)l. tr, c h, be launched oil AiQuday, tins l;,ick a ilauwoy