The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-01 00:00:00

~; i. ' 4 ` t ,1" ; , ,)evrin , hirc, wool.spiaw. 11116141,, 1;41'031, JrApef. 1. S ”..Isenhire, garilotr and seeds. Istet, 1.10 Stm.rnoit, Market• it, t Ititt fir. 1. s navy and priz,C. 4 h ker, to turrenrier April 9. 13, at Guildhall. 1 0111100. A ttornies, sett , ; and Messrs. Blakelot k and M ,k u r t ,, temple: I nation, .t a, Ittendninam, liardwareman, April 2, 13, and ;., e. at nt .1 =imam Agonies, 4' 's tam, Langiold, and Walroiti„. Southampton. rt . reet, C .rat-gamete • Venn, jito Walworth, upholsterer, April 3, ti,, and May s r, a t he lye. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, G. ' Ware,l3icleman-sruet, Sontlivvark. 1 1, 1 ()wet Smitiostreet, Northanipton-sguare, eiirn-dealer, April 6, 20, and May It, at ten, al dilellall„ ,'1 °orlon. A ttornies, i,lessrs Rhodes, Cook, and liandley, es." , alk, D. Slit rtins ton, G Cooper, 1,. C;;;;,,,,, sm 1, y oung . trol l l` ffint".:,:;, 'wilt - titers, April re, at live, is. alsa " „ar "fever', at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Lancaster.' Ath'irnie,, K. Boardman, Bridge-street, Bolton ; and Mi. A!, ray's 11M, London. • Woe !):+rev Lever, Lancaster, innkeeper, Aril Ir, at rode. ta, it drvrn, r, et two, at the Bridge A t totnirs. Boardman, Bridge-street, ; ;oat Mr. ' edri.,ss elfin, Gray's Inn, Condom. W. I.i:iv A her,; veiltry Monmouth, cord wdiner, April 5, 9 , am ; ,r, a t et..ven, at the Full Moon Inn, Stokes Brbtol. it ttannics. Mr. 1. Platt, 'Fantleld-court, Temple., c.odon ; as..l Mr. 1. Smith, Chepstow. T. 110 1 , 1 ,41 . , Mate hest,l, ligtior..enerchant, April is, at three. 27, and Nhy ~ at ateven, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Mancheseer. A ttr..ll,teos, Mr. Ellis. Chancery.lanr, LOtt• don i'and Mr. ('aid well, Nlatichester, 1. SC••tt tiinningtes Nettiegliam. hotelier, April If, at four, 16, at stint:. seal \lay 10, at tour, at the Crown In, flaw. try, ,Verk. Agouties, - Mr. T. Lambert, Gray n 's bin. agitate, t ontion; and Mr. Cartwright, liawiry. 1. Dray,. li. the, Ketit. , miller, April 2, r 3, anti May it, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, At tonics, Messrs. All 'cock. ("nroct, Lindse, Sr. Thernas-street, Borough. E. Curtis. Holster, broker April le, e , , aid May t it, at.ele. vers. at the Christopher inn and Tavern, Path A t formes, Metirt. Sliephard and Adlington. hedlord-row, London; ion It• A Sliephard, 14 , irster, insurance-broker, April 2, 13, and 1 4..ty It, at ten, at Guildhall , London. Ationtry, tri . Crilllpgwood, Saint s.lvitdar'n Cliurch.yartl, South wit*. 1. thlarnain, Kingston-upon-Hell. merchant, April 0 ), so, and. May tr, at ck'ten, at the White Hart, Stlver-tareer, ltis4stoa.upon-linli. Agouties, NI p 4 r. liontent.otrvet, Hull; and Mr. Egerton, Gray's hot, London. W. Lacay, Ninaney, Sernertershire, line,todraner, April 18, te. and May it, at eleven, ar the E . :verge I nit, Funny Sri. woial,'Somersetshire. Al tnriiiea„ Mr. Pavieii, Lotlibury, London ; and Messrs. Davies anti Davis, Warminster, Wilts, or E rime Somerset. 1. Price, kathbonv.'plactr, tailor, April a. at twelve, 16, at test, arm May I I, Ai twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Worilt,im, Castle :street, Holborn. S. Swallow, Crown-court, Threadneedle.street , Russia. broker, April 1, at twelve, t6,4t tan. and 'MAY at twelve, 41 Guildhall. twortity, Mr. Reeks, Wellelose, snit ire S. COE lioiton.le-Moors, 1 ancaster, muslin and . cotton. 01 instraelider, April ft at ti a, in, and May tt, at eleven, ar the Swan I no, .riltoe.le.Mla)l4. Agouties, Mr. Win. tile, leim.st reel , Redford rew. Lokidon; and Mosr4.Crofis and tr uahtoli, iiriV.c.o Al- W. Criddle, Wiveliscomhe, Somersetshir e, clothier, April Xz, 4nd May it, at ten, at the Lion lon, Wivelit combo, S.hnerset. Attorney, Mr- I. !vie, Taunton, So werset. , T. Young, Frome Sclwood, Soinerset4,liire, clothier, April uS, 19, and Mal -iI, at Cliwtn, the,George lett, Brame Selwood.. Attreni. s, Ms 1. Red Lion.tquare, London; pod messes. Williams anti bualt, 'I rowbudge, • 610610 Wide,. Bristol, woolleri.draper, April 4, 17. and May It, tw..lve-, at the; Hush Tovutr, 131U401. At torniefi,•Met:ht.. Bosh and Pridiaot,'St. lohn-street, Prise. tot I and Messrs. Alexander, New Inn, London, R. Collett, I reds, grocer, April 1,3, and May 11, at ten, at Initn (7 waves'a rhea!, Volk, Attilnica, Mr. Battle, Chancert.laue, Loseion 4 anti Mr. Wainwright, teeth It. West, Viver i pon l -, tmilLic dealer, April 2,6 27, and May at one, at the hurl red Punch Bowl Tavern, o.le. street, Liverpool. Altutuies, Mr 7, Illackstock, Paper. buildings, London; and Nir, C, Clements, Liverpool. Vs, Mori.an, Meath, Glamorganslige nmkrrper, April 18, re, d May it. at eleven,at-the Vernon Arms, Britton Bel. hie in. Atto , ,niee. Mr. Staplb, ion, Lon don ; and Mn. T. Moreae, Neath, Clainntgansitire, 111. Salop, money ti..tivenp . , April 12, at live. 13, Milt Ma rl, at twelve, the lernilighatri Aims Istii, Su op. Agouties, Messrs. Preslanil and iltintswiek.ratiosre, London; and Mr. Pritchard, N t; Little lamet.strect, thidlord.row, ale and porter. traoi,ll.ct, owl; t, g, anti May it, at ten, at Guildhall. Attotro , 5. Mt' towler, Berton upon Trent Find Messrs. I I; l 1,110 mid It. Islas* and Indent, A Ind. h, A , lay ri,.at n 1144 at Guildhall, Luntion. Attutoey, Mt, Crouch, Ultiott4:trtirt, 14041. miser. C. Mesta!, Sack eille.street, vintlicr'end Hotel-keeper, April 2, 13, nod May it, at ten, at Gild !hall. Attorney,. Mr. Moore, W , ; „; s; , ) ,.t t .st COM& 'treat. E. Shelton, Great Grinitny, Linciallisroie, brandy-merchant, April s 5, '6, and May ii, at eleVett..at (irt,lf Gil/fish y Atternies, stir. I. ll'aettuiti, S feet C rensby I and Mr. W. Cray, flolborn•couri, (rays lien, Lonthls, W. lititlilesi 11. ey4hisult, P inlay-greet, wholesale grexers, April a, 4 twelve, to, at ten, and May 1, at elates', at Gtiddliall, Attoriti..:s, ;Messrs. Mitten slits Vownalls, Knightrisivr-street, Doetors' A pill 'G. ) Diristi.• lc, Irtirlip.wit-kilv , n. 'lull, &Alai. April le. W. W iiiittnghtim, Lynn, Nutt ilk. prinfor: April 29 -W. Ord and 1, 1.. , ../h.ini*, tiftmk wpirmouttr-shore • 1)13,11. iii, merchant. April ts j Parker, Cluntlimpc, Slitriplk, mcrlllaril. April 15. M. I).tvy, floft, Norfolk, groccr. , April 26. ,1,. Curb t, tilioltenli,,m. aealer. . May I. T. Webb, lierclwri, .ilil2.ilres,Cr. M.,iy r. V. Moon, tion*.tmtiiptim. iirk4viiit. April 24 1" ... C.. I)uinvile, Sha)rri, 1,1•1110Al2bire, •Irip‘r. May 3. M. Wald, Gospi.,ri, siplrit-rueri;lmrd. May 3. ,W. Gootiv.ii,„ Go port, baker. Apri; 30. C V;lials, Luittluit•oruct, New Ilimil , strect, milliner. April t 7. it Wail, 1.11(1-5trect, viati.tll,:i. April 10, .W ,r; revii, litir.vii's I inc, hvit 114iJicis., dyer. A t , tit 2*. µ. Ditto, i ~,t..:,tbiti,, Vi.l:l4llcr, April 2 , ,, . I it , , 1,. ,'i , .1, 11V.r. , ~ y, N.: 0, . r i ,„ { (l, vidu j 1: 0 1. Apiit 40. I . "1,.t.,,i, I. , ,i,.,., pouter,. April 20. V. (ircrii, Y. iti.,,l it. .f.t.i',l. ,•14!,.12r. Apt,i „,,,, W e vvwxe.”, 'r;-,tl, ,Jrpernir. April tf W. Mail -t, Woit..4l.taisior vow:, litieti-tiropet. Apra z.,. S. isnoy I nig, I\l4llcliennitf, mei.. I,,mt„ April 13. I. M ,',,. pin. Stc,q%tuiry. litinier,,,..it.llo . Aril in, 1,, NlQ , Ori s Coppke..ruw, Cltikeilwol, vie.. tibil ler. Al,ril b. l. g'cliarilAni a;)(1 I. Samiilerl4,4l. Krot, figt3h:f4,. A.piii 20. I. ‘Vrii , L3l,4 (11cat I' v rll 4 ,,,t.strco,l,,ita. CIC R 1 - 1 1 , IC( 11 - I.:',Y . , . , Aril 10. T. 141Amon. the el(l4r HMI T. Mantua the yottligtr, Ok01$1101.i.) rd, I,Qu4ton,lll,3charth. 1, .1): a, 41 Noll b(101 M111415t, 14tC nl A,1.41-kvt , b)))...et, kYviititt.tvr, . )Aii,) 4)1 Wc.st f atlcs6h, Kota, Ipv.°A•ct, Al4O 1410 of 1,.1x.. Middlesvx, I.)» viittoner, 01 Kel'il,oo.ll-i.0.t., iliilvy. , 10 , % le ) , of kluvr-4.ffic, 1.610101), WArelPilk4- L. hie:100, of Aldorn awry, !Anttun, wholeside linen- dr„,per, Anmieilr tilt ilu‘klicy.roml ! carpentrr. Vc„ 1. 1051,4,4 c I t 01 .It.itibk.ll)4,l'4,a:Cl ft, /.01)(1014, C lil. ti, or Jul, Vi.1141 4 :r• . , ~,‘„,,,r1 `, Nolt1,3111r1:01:, (Over, 1,44 r ‘ , l 4144, H, 4 i• 14te 01 1 taxi SOUtil , 4.IZS, B. Goodman, of tiaverton, Northampton, 'cicaler and char men. R. comer. of Kinoton-tapon-Hult, R oues.. i. limkbutan, of New houti.t,twet, Middlesex, mil. liner looinlq, of St. Saviour, Soutiivvark, Sony, incT keeper: 'l'. Ashinead and W. Fucking, of thistol, haberdashers. Alum to—l Anitolt. 2, 4Vaertord. P 1,14-1 Lisbon * 3 Watofterti. PRICK 9i• si luCKS Tim DAV A r 7WRLVS U'CLOCK• Coli4ol► 000 o . 6411 rH3I s U N. 401.1 M gUali. IMAM& FALSUM AUSIL AT LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL. I t 1811. its 'Windsor Cagle, March 31, 18(1. " MAJESTY continues to go on well." (Signed by the.fivi, 1)061Ors.) " The Bulletins wilt in future be exhibited on Wednesdays uu&l Sundays We regret that it is ttOt in our power to commu• nicate any further intelligence from Portugal. Go. verowent are in hourly eitpeetation of "receiting Dispatches front bard, WmAttsioloir, and we flatter ourselves that, ere gnarly Roars are eldsed, we, hall have the happiness of publishing 'soul° grad. fyikig 4)14)11166km frum that quarter, Accounts •kive been received from Cadiz by a merchant VC6• hit h, we are burly to say, do not the expedition Under General BLAkB li,ivitl4 left Cakhz. We Live received Paris Papers to - the t!tst ult from which we have made some extracts. The ins telligetieu .which IiVoNAr Ature condescends to com municate to Ills SlaVei, ruspeeting i`be state of the war in the Peninsula, la given in such a gctietal and vague manner, that h is lutterly impo,sible for the people of France to term .any 'thing Bleu a correct nutter' ti. on, the subject. Sometimes Spain is represented, xith the exception of Ccidie, as being completelysuudued, arid the French are told .tlkli the public tranquility is only occasionally interrupted by a ley) handi.ti in the .pay of England. At 'tittles, it is admitted.that the insurgents are carrying on their operations in ;limos: pi 0,, ince of and it is consideted as a . ilialler ut Cotiwlrtable I.!‘)A iliac travellers are ate to continue tio.ir jotlyinnh, L11)441( prottetittil of a stmill eSeott. 'l,;e sear C 01113106 801110 obier, , inions respecting the Canes, wluclt prove, by the intutoverste lan guage in which they are written, that livomApriir.'s Passion has completely got the better of his judg mein. It he ' really thought that the Members et the Cartes were " beggars," and " bedlainites, " their meeting Would not ruffle .hia temper. -- Toe Aluniteur is , quite sileut respecting rPortugal: even . bIiONAPARTS must be puzzled how to an nounce the retreat of ~VIASSLNA to 'the people of Frame. . • " ' flatt.MAJaapy . held a council on SaHuitlay tit `Vtn and ,4 itcpcort, under the Ilrgettay Att, will be made in Parliament in the ours,: ol the en stuns week tm the btato of His MAJevrv's he 4th,, Yesterday, as twelve e'r:loelc, his NAJKSTY camo nn the l'errace,accompnied by the Dui . ies of l'oaL 00;CA/01(14)(1e, and walked till one, v.hun Ins .VlA,larry returned to the Castle to dinner, and the lttiyal Dukes immediately set 'off for London. At one' • al, lovk his Royal the PtitNoe ItitORNT arrived at rite and alter his i\iiiiifsve bad dined had an irterview with liim„ and remains wish !liter now (three o'clock), therefore his NitaesTY not come out at his usual bout to take his afternoon's walk. The and PLUNCBSSOS bend Divine Service performed h the Cagle, :old, did no attend St. George's Chapel, ns r way rltpeCted, his 11TAJK1TY being 11113 Ch lef:(wered of his malady, , We learn by' a recent arrival from France that !hoe ki !Mt twill a Amnia illStaneis plan American yea,el bound to that country' having been 'sutferett to deliver her cargo lei the tomignee, except she has been laden with ti h. All the other cargo $ the United Stews, which had arrived up will,: mid ,die of March, wereonder cohfi.cation ot.brquestre tiun, from one pretence or other. if we are to credit necoutiti, Which have certfiely been receivvd from the opposite coast, the• joy ot liooNAPAara at the birth of an heir, has, been quit kly ddio.ped, The young " ot Herne," or Xing of ti.e Itomans, is. 8311.1 to he no more. We have tint hero able to aNcertain• the period o f h i , a. 4 dealt), but 111 , 1 event does not appear im probable. The young NAPOLV.N, fit:cording to the est ,iccoutlth, had it- siolent fit the pight atirr his birth. A succehsion . of these of tacks, has probably lAA. The. CirCilasittittlCV, Of course, would' t),•: cpriceakd for 1101111.1 days, tor übvint a purpobe:, • The following appointments are understood fo heivelpen node by (tie PlittiCii rittGANT, and vuili he speedily announced in the Gazette : ceiter,il lite t: . .v I v't ilarcimit, from th e Governinent °rifle P. al ;1111n.try C o itego, to n o G o t ernot o t Wirnhor 1/144.,L1 IA the Eatt 01 catitikin; cte , ;oasett, Vi4jsit-t , chtthi the lion, A. ii,rpe, from bchig D eputy . cjamter . Aloo ,..,„ t i,„„ et i l i, to be Governer tik, !toy,: 111i1i. 1.0 viii; tbu Euri of 114foitilt. twat Qtr , ttor.:ll - i• ter. Geta;,,Al, to th; Govvrt.or and C.Jimiaii..ls4 Ot the liirnit vt Co) I 41re-,t,1). NAVAL lIEWs. From the LOIVDON GAZEITE. March 30, all. 1 • AdmiraltpOffice, ..11rareh 30, 181 1. Om' of 4 Lotter trnm the Hon. George Crantield Berkeley, Admiral of the Blue, Sco, to ,ohm Wilson Croker, hsq. dated at Lisbon, the Bth of March, SIR, I have great pleasure in informing their Lordships of the evacuation of the strong post which the enemy possessed at Sautatem, and that our army are. now advancing - in 'intim,. Lieutenant Claxton, of the B-ttieur, who commands the gun,hoats in coope ration with the division of ;he army under Marshal Sif William Beresturd on the South side of the Ta gus, testoday informed me, that oil the evening of the hth instant, hi reconnoitring under' Santarem, be perceived tfe, enemy depart,ng;' and immediate ly crossed, with the ()dicer of the British piquet, and gave the intelligence to Lord Wellington. He then wee( to Santarem, where' he found the enemy had Lit Oyer rough-built boats or pontoons, two tarts, and twelve or fourteen of their heavy cannon, the carriages of which .had been burnt. The army is now moving ,on, and the boats Lure ordered to follow them up the Tagus, theOavigatiou which is now cleared up to Abrantes. I act), 0 ' (Si,viedy G. BERKELEY. . , Adrnirtilty-Ot r ice, Match 30, i 811. Copy of a I,ettet Drum Captain MaCriantara, dt Ilk Majesty's Ship Berwick, .hitlrescd to Adioir.)l Sir Roger c Bart, transtnittch by the I.tter to lohn Ctoker, Esq. His 114jesty'$ Ship Berwick, oll`Cherbottig, SIR, , 1114101 2j. Is% I. sailed from St. [ldea's, in his Majeity's ship under illy, command, in the afternoon of the :!Litt instant, I stood over to tie Freifrch coast under ea s y s l it an ni g ht, At fLit.hght the Lest morning, Barfleur light bearing S. E. *distant about t welt' , or thirteen miles, I 0 bkrved a large ,said S. by E. running along the shoe. I immediately ,gave chase, and obliged her to haul in for a small rocky bay, about one mile to the westward of Bartleur light. heuie, where sire anchored with the 103% of I , er rudder; at eight the lee tide making stron ,, , I was under the necessity, to nvoid the rocks a nd shoals which surrounded us, to anchor it's Alajesty ship about two miles to the northward of the enetny, which provtd a frigate of the ch“l4. I had previously called in the Agnelli) trigt.., (i u shawk, and fitmk .enops, and ordered them t o anc h or , thinking an attack, by boats pracpe4nle, when the weather tide should mike. At noon the Niobe joined from the Eastward ; the flood making ,at tour P. M., the squadron weighed, and having relinquishei the plan of attack by boats, on aixontit'ot the rapitint of the.lities,' I ordered the Niobe, by signal, to i 0.4 dose tro the eneni, 10 the saloy et the ships would ottotit, which Wit, perk/I%l* with' great itidgmcot, the Atritild and B,rwick ridlowat 4 , its sot:cos-ion. bur!oAldtct by rot ks and blyak our fire cool(' oitly oe partial in the set wet)ring ;Hi I hauled t.tf, and on standing in thut morning - with the iil.entiot, of renewitu; the attack with effect, the weiny fire to the &Line, and I had site SA* 11‘1 , Ciff/11 Ot s:eing urn in the, watei's The fler ick has ota: tali) Killed, notteo minded; the Aindi s one titan killed and ot.e wounde4; stafid• lug and running riggipq mu. h cut. - , - am bir o &,..„ (Signed) J. iNIACNANIARA. Sir !toiler Curtis, 1.3m1. Admiral o i . I)C Nygotrn, MAtten 30.--Arrived his Majesty's Ship Princess Charlotte, of 38 gunq, C3pl. TOBIN, and Orestes, of 'gut's, Capt. I.ApeNorttw, from sepainte eruizes; the former gone into Barn. pool to refit. S.iiled his I‘lajesty'a ship4/ris, of 36 gutto Copt. StuntTt.ANtr, to _join the squ,iilron oil Brest and 4)1 40 guns, tor the Irish station and the intelligent guts-brig, with twO tronspoits and a victualler under convoy, for Lisbon'; the two foriner with horses,'and the latter with prov4nons. ArriVvci the illoOdhotoci gunuhrig, Lieut. Nicrxn- itAwn, from ti cruiaw and tho Drtchess of Somerset, ADAMS, from.Woles. A grelit nuillbor of cavalry ond ortillef y horses are ived bete ior the perposeof being embarked On buord transports' for Lisbon. Iris Attjesty's snip Ganges being in a Inky state wax taken Into du,ek yesterday. His IVltijesty's ships 7-Pero, Couragenx, Ganges, sod Loire, a►.e ordered to join' the Baltic flegt. Thu Yarmouth hulk is taken into dock to be, ripped 1 .10; and the Thoulen is ordered to be repaired for that service, Arrived the IVhiting schooner from the - West. ward. , Sailed the Chifriatte, Gri.Lasyttt, for Lisbon, Th Paz sehootwr Was endoeked yesterday, as wai also (Lt . Clara trigate the latter is to be fitted fur . a receiving hulk. \Vint into ilaropool to refit his Majesty's ship Gib altar, Arrived the Mary, Buncu, from Sunderland. FALMOUTH, hi4llCll 21).—Vileil the Baltic Trader 10 join the otnwnid bound Ne,,foundland convoy, which appeared $E here this afternoon. DISAL, A nett 3 1 Nlaj2Stl'S Sitipq p 4 rthian, Cr crier? . , Licit it ine, : 40 , 1) v Jri 'tis cruizec Ti)tt lattvr bai iLings tor O) to Partcni ,, ffivi au w4il b.tll 111 !ix tog if, the vviNj Mitnon 31.—S.tileJ yes terday the Lard Durcan packet, with the 4111101 i Mal u i red and 2911; and th i s morninz, the utkiaid. packet, with the Anholt M ail of the 26th; and the Ear of Leicester packet, with the fit:hobo,' Mail of the. egth instant , cket, Artiked this morning, the Xing George r With a Mail from Anholt, no news of im p ortanm. Admiral FRAMER, with part of the lqu'lling rquadron of Obslrvation, are at anchor in 1-10e.iti Bar, which, it is understood , h as been 31)10411'4 vi it! as their place of rendezvous, in consepietce being n e arly aily opposite the mou th of the Scheldt, PORTMOUTO, MARCH 31.--.-Arriv(d big Majes% ty's ships Valiant and Quail tram P ymuritl , . Sailed the PurlEous for ditto. .....---- . . Too BRiTtSit No v v.'-'—there are at prcrent In Tito 150 ships 01 the line, un (rain 5u 10 44 guns, 1($8 frigates, 153 sloops of wor, five fire dliPil 174 4riried brigs,. 37 cutters, 704sciiunpers soti loggers, making altogether 7 9 u shi p s of war,: be? sides which there are }Juildiog, repairitig, 00 in o fr' dinary aa many as make the grand 'total I°° ' which tioG , are of 'the line. ' ~. , Mr. CpAmaeas, , lite master's.mate of th e .invie laui., 'arrived ;11 tos4n on Fiiday,lrOm VJlencienoes, whence he - effeded his escape on the 4;h ot Fc' b'tiarYt •By this otlicetr, the following iloonoantin t' t the persons unfortunately lost at the 61'0 06 Minotaur, of 74 guns, Wes wrecked, 10 Deers re* ceived : .. „,. fa d It appeals the Minotaur struck on a 1 3 's' -Ai t s a il lie uni t l. l i ea t , gt o ie n s t from the d th o e i. entrance o 1 it : l a te ' y ' c i r ; , ); l :: . ;;, ,, ii ov a e l sea ; and in lcss than two boors the "P w , 4 1 shore. Of sitir,:ion, . film rrmained the/ w i,,,l e , nigilt-i Ile 41 11 ' . c o mpl e t e ly shit) struck, small ones, gone. Beare two o'clock " ig 1 IL a) lowing day, the ship was eniirely VIM a ° t en;; t o foreigners, Were and of the 080 persons on bo,ard,. at th e 1 T' 3 1 . 1 14 4. onveyed yards, and bost4, r xo•p l lo t., 1.1.9 titi.mber were tall, 11i1141"$) 1110'5 private niqtines, eighty-five Englisti stwo eo t h. ten Itheigners. The , filit)lo of 111 err, excel ) l th g ... t‘i, 7 1:ly 110 were e&lbled, to rtraeo ~,I ell to Valenciennes, , l 'he fniloWng, are Ow s4) : to i., nilial Irig)P-deck• ill this clratitu. "f the ()dicers lost, and of those that ere s. l ' Cu . suL l e tii i i i . rb i , ) , : r e : l: A t : 4 4 ' , \ :: ! ' o ., : i ii t li , e , i — s, t;‘,l'l,Aiat,lpizi::;,ailiticis'sielPl:sceil:r,intidiki:c'l:alillarl'iri,es,bi,ta.:.(irgi:cit si ll : I: 1 i ell,l:)::,:t7in),l:attniit't'iss:lc:".":;',k4l. e t, t , j , ' , i i i ,: a , 3 ; ,: l ; , : i . _ ,,, ,.00, ,N, ! . tsidirriii i Carpoit.;r, hl bonyillio,,,v,l'Ap. la" 4 4 " 1 l k '4l,P'i Coolt.,S4vcd: L lC ll{Vilitilt ..!.‘ l "i,, j ,,s 1 !MIPb". MaJtsg ; Mr cox, ~13n.mwdo); Nuilandl ;, (;, liner; . Mimii,pioen, Messrs. I:: Iti.l, 1 P 1141 ‘ 4 \ t..1i,1i ; ;sir. luues, Surgcon's AlAtc• . j d t i i i s T c l . :l7o 4 ; n : l t i e ll r ii4 o " l " ll l°l s "' T,l l e it an i j i li b i lli IN' 'l:lrliiitii!: 13'.Iftliii:ii.:t1:111:11:4. 'ince , • „" were executed on board s , ', (~ i_ s rwstr P aii e li t il i t tli e l: 3l .3 l i d t t he tg ob u e l e a f : i r , licihs°,i,.ri‘ivciroilt!isiettjwialinioue:kehes::;--w"r7fl;' r 'd ' i i i i4l ::: ° : l l gl : l la it ti , f oii i ,_ t c‘ tt li j y :::: u itit i on , b li: o i : , i iii r li d : yioltiie, sap-laid l it t d) : : p :.: r ar i l s; po3 n r : l et t dit l ie t se i iil l l ) c : olo3% i ? : t0 1 :1 1 0.1 1 11 1 : iit,i,l, ' : o l o il iv,,,tri : : 4 ,.: _ 1 I,I.) course of the night they planned to cal,' ~0 5 self odrcl, , obnoxions to thettp—but this did pot or r i'l L' ihe clecvased's being missed, it obtained re belt-I, on board the prison-ship, that he hod ,nil`;. It " I "'it be supposed that he hod Odell'', , overboard, but i t um not worraotcd hy Old n'''' f g"rfal, charatter--ft4 he was a sober , (1 ,_„, 1‘ , 1 ;;00 - I f t ) l e art , and a "gooi lit)ldier.."--"The ft i tlill" d " all r, !4j4 deal h to his shipmates nor) W, r ,„ bit 4 . entuus,,ssas by the sentinel upon le sev,: i in , h. 4". IS by the ship, in the Tagus, The get itil ,„, ) ,, J , BNiginli knew i belonged to hint, and inir lr Y, c r ,"; nut w o 3tispicion, however, fell upon the pr001.`,.. 'pit, A" it livcesiary for the odds of justice lay hour 4_ , o 1 t scien cc s so lacerated them, ' after 'the, " ls ," nri for 1-sl,.t.v t h el ommit ied the crime,. that as ;hey ''' p er, . ocko_t l ite 4 l)o "l itittinfit:oVnifOitill ilityhntreivigleciisa:r: ytpmeirter:sandcbindifyees:sreawslihood,enrtilsltsteel:ado::tppo;e:::,;;ee,eaciisrs:etillcirvidivisa:;:nie;;rnitt:ditiollo;:„lfftils, i the Court they had not slept since , I ' 4 l mi of g h T u h s ie c h l e iar n att ar e i r n a g s , o ir d oi e ri o l f ca t i t e ie u t i r t :ai ne6 *al mr° ~ They died very penitent. 3,t intellif Prince of ...-, , pence torn brunch f i -r-goies were oluizing in the Soewe'odos of the Chinciis Seas ; And that G he nt. Aft/Jtlier: wet, ,frigates pad sailed In Veit of ile ‘ ' ,1,1 - C.r t. , a ,e 4 ideti , in those .Ceti, lbd Chi,4lfing jrl74-AUrt:Wol': ' Y AINWHIGHT, tend lilt' C7ro7/40, CiPh " 1 e 0 00 W:litli' 10111,1117d,brt°Itdagt "r-,°.0/401,14: W e hops 1 to hear of their captutc Y I ' l arrival. Yesterday the dispatches for foltlif closed at the East lonia Hoose, and dolivoi` scoff; Pursers of the following ships, vii••-"C`4"1,0o Or ‘ , Varley, CoLLINs ; Charles Grant, LocH; tort,ol r,'tle, CA9 w van ; Marquis of l',,y, D"'i4300,0 1 elleVerrilik:37, TWEIWA LE ; 0114) NVagrt'll VOir Rao p r. og iVr• "/. %N..... atiSalg'erS, per verl- ~,,*si. rrosta . . c I , , fl' I Wg. '". , , pts .har.es ,713t1t, ~t.r. . Clijilil werea I t o to .....................••••••••••111........... t Ve . g in i ttitC:in t Sol UGr dunayr c a l sn took 0 ) e k s t p e I r a d:: t o n 1 i l l r e a a l t o n , i r n 1 0, e t o l i c i •! , 00 , I ow, flies, has The third betttalioo, consistiog o t 1 0, ,c too , e ach company, been sugmeoted to iOO eirl4'ne',ol3l ' asp a the whole of which were 1, , mo or e od by their respe&tivo sort, sir re : tire jilt C street,i,,,, 13'',11.3clisf preoara ory , to tbeir &lo t 00 4 „„ ".: ''":i hoildred wdi leave ti, " It ! 1 0 i• 41_,Iling Sro Porismouth, whesc the .ere ",:i.,::; .. ' ir''. to erobdrk. Tim re,„0„.,,,g 600 Je11,,,,,,,, , ~ i i m i I.:tittrie (it a tortnigltt, or it' "' ill° '1)-1'1' ;''' L i bo I »,ctircii for tr.ei+ o)ovvy 11 c ' ' c,„;(,,41 I l''l't/ C" thr Cold , ' rcnol N, i 3.1 I egiim:rj.`' joi I ''' :Pri"ent it Cid,z, it:e ,0 wi.ir.; to i l : , : 1, 3 " triliti cc tb.s zi;:ttix,cort,oL. 1