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Frvii the LONDON GAZETTE, May 7-9, 1804- Ordnance-Office, May a. Corps of Rgal Eng-IF:errs. First Lieutenant George Wright to be Captain-Lieutenant , vice Lacey, deceased. Dated April 3, 1804. Second Lieu. tenant lames MlLauchlan to be First Lieutenant, vice Wright. Dated as above. War. Office, May 29. Dumbartontbire gentlemen and Yeomanry pa9lry. Cornet john M‘Donald to Ile Lieutenant,. vice Denniston, promoted. laine4 Dixon, Gent. to be Comet, vice Mac. donald. igerdour Vilwater Infatoy. Tames Bissel, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Youngson, resigned. Agyle‘hire Polunteers. Ensign john Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Wrn. Camp bell, resigned. Donald Livingstone, Gent. to be Ensign, vice John Campbell. Agyleshirc AYditional Fohenteers. Ensign Ileekor Lean to be•Lientenant, vice Cam pbeli, re ' signal. Donald M'Leau, Gent. to be ensign, vice H. Nl‘Lean. 4xmintter Company of the East Devon Legion. 'John Taunton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Forward, reOgnGd. East liudleigh l'olunteer Infantry. Matthew Thomas, Gent. io be Adjutant. Ccitterick and Richmond Wawa's. eorge Dorthwaite, pent. tobe Surgeon, vice Staveley, re signed. sti Ba ttalion of carinartbensbire Volunteers. Thomas Edwards, Gent. to be Adjutant. Loyal Chester Volunteer Infantry. Afiajor Joseph Wilmot to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Holt, resigned. Captain Charles Hamilton to be Xajor. Lieu tenant Johnson CotgreaVe to be Captain. Ensign John Finchett to be Lieutenant. Ensign loins Falkner to be Lieutenant, vice Archer, resigned. Win. Colley Jones, Gent. to he Ensign. : Chester Artillery Cwxpai y. Lieutenant John Lloyd to be Captain-Lieutenant. North Cornwall Volunteers. lobo Corry, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Hutchins, resign . cd.' Ensign Richard Watts to be Lieutenant, vice Hart, resigned. Dumbartonshire Regim'vt of l'altorteer Infantry. Ventenant (ohn M'Allister to be Captain. Coll Turner, Gent. to be Ensign. Parlan Nl' Padang, Gent. 01):: Ln- sign Duke of Gloitres:er's New Forest VGlunteers. nsizn Francis Squibb to be Lieutenant, vice Munday, whose A ppoinpnent has not taken place. William Le jeune,jun. Gent. to be Ensign. John Munday, Gent. to he ditto. Gosport Artillery, Lieutenant lohn Coodeve to be Captain-Lieutenant. gth Regiment of Loral London Volunteers. Henry Fisher, Gent. to be Lieuttbant, vice Holmes, resign- 7th Ditto—Captain Wm. Armstrong to be Adjutant, with Brevet Rank of Captain, vice Osborn. 9111 Ditto—Wrn. Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kent, re signed. • Western Regiment of the lifendip Legion. john Hancock, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tyley, resigned. . . . , Newport 9l ug Leers. john Proudfoot, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Badeley, pro ' moted. Rutben Volunteer Infant y. Ensign William Mackay to be Lieutenant, vice R. Smith, resigned. John Hay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackay. St. HJen's Volunteers Thomas refgusop, Gent. to to Ensisn, vice De Garcia, re- ;igried ',ft East Somerset Regiment of Pidarttee'r Infantry. Samuel Groome Bailwaici:'Gent. - to be Ensign: 13 1 1.)liehurch, Shrofr'rhire Vo llln:et's. , iir.,gay,• Gent. ic? Liku.tFnal4 Pfrigan&niters. Ensign Ralph Greenough to be Lieutenant, vice Weston, re— signed Yrovil Volunteer Infantry. I,l:n:tenant Tohn Shorland to be .Captain,' vice Penny, re,. signed. Lictitenant Thomas Chaffe,y to be captain, vice Winter, resigned. • Ensign I. Watts to be Lieut=ant, vice Shoriand. EaRATUM in the Gazette of the Igth instant. . . Alton Vol:en:tem For Ensign Baverstock to be Lieutenant—read, Ea . - sign Baverstock to be Second Lieutenant. • Colnnzission in the North Hants Militia, signed by the I, , rti Lieu• tenant. • • " Nathaniel Tryon Still, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May tBc4. Crown-Office, May 29 MEMBER RETURNFD TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. 431i0OGH OF %ViL - rori--:Ralph Sheldon, 'sq. aNWRIIPTCY SUP.ZRSEDED. Thomas Dickliison, of Manchester, Lancashire, builder. . . BANKRUPTS. Robert Wren, Inc of Petersfield, county of Southampton, felmonger, to surrender June 7, at five, 8, at one, at the George, Petersfield, and July in, at one, at . the Red Lion, PeterAeld.' Attornies, Mr. ornthwaite lohn neetor, .Petersfieid ; or Mr. John Wilshen, Gray's-Inn -Square, London. lames,Ascough, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplcr, to sur render juste 14, is, and. July To, at three, at the Star and Garter Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Leeds ;or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, Boswell -court, Lincoln's- I nn, Lon - don. George Ascough, of Gervaui; 'parish of East Whitton, York shire, wpolstapler, to surrender June 14, 15, and July to, at ten ' at the Star and Garte r I nn , L ee d s. Attorn i es, Mr. , Lee, Leeds ; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles; Boswell court, Lipcoln's-I nn. - William Riminer, of Ormskitk, Lancashire, innkeeper, to surrender lune 20, 21, and July so, at one, it the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John Broad, SL,,ithwark ; or Mr. John Wallvrorth, Liverpool. John Witherell, of Long r acre, poacis-maker, to surrender lune 5, tb, and July at twelve, at Guildhall. At tornies, Mr. Jos. King, Meard's-street, Dean-street, Soho; or Messrs. Hyatt and Mask.ell, Shepton-Mallet. William Hatre and Henry S thmier, of Denmark-street, Rat cli Highway, Mickikisex, sugar-refiners, to surreni:er lone 5, la, and duly to, at ten. at Guildhall. A ttorne Mr. Kayll, Tower Royal, London. • Join Fletcher, late of Warrington, Lancashire, and John Lodge Hubbersty, late of Lincoln's-Inn, MiddleseX, cot ton-spinners, to surrender July 2,3, so, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Blackstoz:k, Temple, London; or Mr. Rowlinson, Liver pool. DIFID4NDS. July 3. [oseph Shepherd, of Aldgate High-street, linen ' draper, at eleven, at Guildhall: June 23. Henry Lea, of Rope-makers'-street, Moor fields, tobacconi"st, at ten, at Guildhall. July 3. Thomas Fitter, of fermyn-street, St. lames's, gold • and silver lateman, at eleven, at Guildhall. "tine 19. johri Harrison, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, ; mantilaC.turer of earthenware, at twelve, at the Roe Buck, Newcastle-under-Lyme. July 3. George Forbes, lare of Copthal•l-Chambers, Copt -11111-court, Throgmo;ton-street, merchant,' at ten, at Guildhall. July 3. ' fames Curtis, and Honor Pitt Griffin, of Ludgate ;::l!, oil and colour-merchants and co-partners , at eleven, • zt Guildhall. une Michael Pilley, of Thorne, Yorkshire grocer, at • at the Angel Inn, Doncister. lune zt. William Heald, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, Timothy lieald, of Wakefield; Richard Henry H ea ld, o f Wakefield , Joseph Heald, of King-stred, London, and Richard Fos ' ter,' of Wakefield, merchants and co-Oartners, at eleven, at the Pose and. Crown, Hudder§fieid. tftie 233 Thoma's:'-srlturgnolli of • Wellyyp, Hertfordshire, 'shopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London; lune 26. Abraham liitehen,. late of Walgherton, county of Chester, miller and cheese-fador,. at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich, said county. • Tune 26. William Hite-hen, late cf Hatherton, countv of Cheser, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nant wich. June zo. John Sawyer and _John Kettlewell, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Birstal, CERTIFICATES. Tune 19. William Roberts, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, coal-merchant. James Ilartlett, of London Wall, wool-merchant. Hugh Johnson, at Newcaste-upon-Tvne house-carpenter. George French, of Great Easteheap, London, broker. MAILS. DUE. ARRTVLD. Harnburgh z PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TNA'ILVK O'CLOCK. Consols - 56 a I Red. ann. 55 4 I Omnium - 3 THE SUN. SOLI:4 QUIS DICEIIR TALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MAY 30, XBo4. A Cutter arrived in Yarmouth Roads on Monday, with Dispatches from Sir SIDNEY SMITH. The Officer who br,:ught the Dispatches stated, that '.)lr SIDNEY went on Friday last into Ostend Piers, where he succeeded in cutting out seven of the Enz. myys Gunboats, and destroying about Fifteen. No account, hovirver, has been received at the Ad. miralty. W E must again resolutely discountenance the att. ful attempts of certain Agents of Opposition, who still endeavour to attach the suspicion of PARTY to the HEIR Arr ARENT of the British Crown, and to convert ass of laudable and becoming Lospi:ality on the part of His Royal Highness, into me :.zings intended to thwart the measures of an Administra. tion appointed by His MAJESTY, in virtue of his undoubted Prerogative, and at a crisis which periously demands unanimity, and the combined efforts of all men in support of their Country.— These attempts are base and wicked in the extreme. The good sense of the Illustrious Charatler alluded to, and the con vklion of what will be his own Rights, when it shall be the will of Heaven to vest him with the Executive Government of this great Empire ; but above all, the delicate feelings, filial affeaion, and duty, must operate too strongly on his Royal Mind, to admit of the slanderous interpreta ti3n which Jicobin malevolence continues to put upon festivities suitable to his high rank and station. On Monday morning HIS MAJESTY, OCCOMpaViCd by- the DliriES Of YORK, CUMBE R %AND, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE, took an airing on horseback in Wi n e,. sor Great Park. HER MAJESTY and the PRIN. C EssEs took an airing, in two coaches and four, to Cumberi4nd Lodge, where they were met by His MAJEsTy and the Royal Dukes. The Royal Party remained there a considerable time, and partonk of some refreshment, and afterwards returned to the Queen's Lodge to dinner. In the evening th e ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogroire. Yesterday, about half past two o'clock, HER MA. JEsTy and the PR NC ESsES arrived at the Queen's House from Windsor. His MAJ ESTI: and the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE arrived about five. HIS MA JESTY, previous to his leaving Windsor, rode on horseback. The PR iNC t of WALES had another grand Din ner yesterday at Carleton Howe. The DUKE of CLAREZ:CE, and a great number of Noblemen and Gentlemen, were present. The Earl of GALLOWAY is appointed Vice-Ad miral of Scoland, in the room of the Earl of CATH. CART, which is the reason of his retiring from the Bed-chamber. It is said that Sir CHARLES MORGAN will be created a Peer of the United Kingdom, by the title' of Baron Tit EDI, GAR. Admiral PArrow and family yesterday took pos- session of their house in the Admiralty. The one intended for Sir fon N CO L POYS is ordered to be pre pared for his immediate reception. The reports which prevailed a short time ago, of an intention to separate the Offices of Lotto CHANCELLOR and Keeper of the Great Seal, were yesterday revived. If this be intended, we ap. prehend an A& of Parliament will he necessary.— By an old Statute, passed in the reign of HENRY 111. and which has never been repealed, it is ex. pressly declared, that if, on any occasion, the KING shall take away the Seal from the CHANCEL LOR, that any Ail sealed with it, until it be re turned to the custody of the CHANCELLOR, shall be absolutely null and void ; and that those Offices shall always be vested in one. In the sth year of Queen ELIZABETH, when Sir NICHOLAS BACON was appointed Lord Keeper, another Ad was pass ed, by which also these Offices were united—and which, as well as the Aft of HENRY 111. it will be necessary to repeal, before such an arrangement can be carried into execution. A General Court Martial is ordered to assemble at Hythe Barracks, on Tuesday next, far the Trial of Colonel STE w ART of the 431 Regiment, of which Major-General Moo RE is constitured President, and Captain MuNao, of the Royal Artillery, De puty Judge Advocate.—The Members are to con sist of two Field Officers anal one Captain, from Major-General STAY E LY'S Brigade ; five Fieh' Offi cers and three Captains, from Major-Gen. MooßE's Brigade ; two Field Officers and one Captain, from Major-General CAp.TwRIGHT'S Brigade. Capt. BERRY, of the first, is appointed Aid.de. Camp to Lieutenant General Sir ii. DALRYMP L E. 'The formation of flank brigades has already taken plade in st.rne of the Northern DistrHls. Major DOYi:ei' of the first, has been . appointed to the command of a Light Battalion in the neighbour hood of Wllitivmrne.,, BRIGADE CF LONDON REGIMENTS. Ar an early hour yesterday morning, several of the City Regiments of Volunteers began to assemble ;at their pi ivate Parades. Among them were the RoyA Reg.of Artillery, Col, LE MESURIER, rigbt of the line. sth Loyal London, Lieut. Col. T. Smt Tu. loth Ditto, - Lieut. Col. It. C. COMBE. 9th Ditto, - - Lieut. Col. HANK EY. 6th Ditto, - Lieut. Col. WI GK AM. Ist Loyal London, - Lieut. Col. Bi K c et, left of the line. It will appear from the above statement of Regi ments, that the Royal Artillery takes the right of the London Corps, and that the First London takes the next post of Honour. On the arrival of the Commander in Chief the line was formed, as usual, along the Park Wall, except the 6th Regiment, for whom His Royal Highness waited with great good humour. On their arrival, and assuming the situ ation allotted them, the whole Brigade presented Arms, Colours of Regiments fell to the ground, and from right to left the different Bands played God Save the 'Gag." They then proceeded to perform the different manoeuvres usual to the Bri gades assembled under the command of the Earl of HAttatNoTorr, which were executed with an on_ common degree of credit to the different London Corps. Without proceeding to Buckden Hill, the Regiments passed the DUK6 in review order, and marched out of the Park towards the City. About the rime this Brigade was over, the three East India Company's Regiments made their appear qnce, and performed the usual exercises of a review. They acquitted themselves in a manner so correft and soldier-like, that it was the general opinion they were Regulars. They returned through the Cities of Westminster and London, where, from the similarity of their uniforms, they were mistaken for the Guards. Yesterday the LORD-MAYOR, after inspeaing the Meal-weighers' Reports, ordered the price of Bread to be continued the same as last week, viz. at 8 !(.1, the quartern loaf wheaten, and 7d. house hold. The So c i ETY for tire ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTs, MANUFACTURES and COMMERCE, had their Annual Meeting yesterday, according to the Rules of the Institution, at their House in the Adelphi, for the purpose of presenting the Prize Medals and Rewards to the successful Candidates, in the several provinces of Agriculture, Chemistry, Polite and Liberal Arts, Manufactures, Mechanics, Colonies and Trade.— The President, His Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, in presenting these remunerations to the fortunate Candidates, paid them all handsome compliments on their respedive abilities. We were happy to find that some of our fair Countrywomen obtained the reward of merit on this occasion, for their skill in Paintings and Drawings. Mr. CHA. TAYLOR, the Secretary, who is well-known in the Literary World for profound and various learning, delivered an apprO priate speech on the occasion. He briefly stated the objects of the Institution, and the very great suc cess which had marked its progress, and the im provements which it had encouraged from its foun datien in the rear 1754 to the present time. The Duke of NARFoLr: a'so spoke in praise of the In. stitution, and the useful and important advantages re sulting from it, testifying high approbation of the con. dud of the VICE-PR ID E NTS for their zeal, know ledge, and assiduity in their respective departments. The room, spacious as it is, was crowded with people of talents, literature, and distinlion. The Society, after all nu:iness was settled, adjourned to dinner at the Ce,iwn and Anchor. It may be truly said, that there is no Institution in Europe superior to this, in the solid utility of its various objeds, or th t is supported by members of more, or, perhaps, equal talents, taste, erudition and respeaability. It hai been said, that the West India Planters are now so fully convinced of the dangers that must arise from the importation of fresh Negroes into our Colonies, - that they are willing to concur in some plan for the gradual abolition of the Save Trade. Whether such a change has or has not taken place in their sentiments, we are unable to determine, ,but certainly the Revolution which has happened in St. Domingo must convince even those who are most pre judiced by the views of present interest, of the neces. city of adopting a different line of policy in our West Indian Possessions. Admitting, for the sake of argu. ment, that the new Government of St. Domingo has neither the inclination nor the power at present to carry hostilities into any of the other Islands, yet it would be highly impolitic to calculate upon the uninterrupted continuance of these pa. chic sentiments, or to suppose that the newly-esta. Wished State will not in time acquire strength enough to render it formidable to all its neigh bours. In the late contest between the French and the Blacks for the possession of St. Domingo, it was obviously the interest of the latter to be on good terms with the English. But whether that friendly disposition will continue, when they no longer want our assistance, it is impassible to fore. see. There is one very singular expression in the Proclamation of General DessALlN Es : after „speak ing of the necessity of giving to Nations a terrible example of the vengeance which should be exercised by a brave people who have recovered their liberty, he adds—" Let us frighten those who should dare to ravish it front us, and let us be gin by the French." On Tuesday se'nnight the Battalion of Cupar (Fife) Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lieute nant-Colonel PATERSON, assembled on their parade, )vhen their Colours were presented to the Com mandant, by the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Dort- HAM, and were consecrated, with a neat and im pressive prayer, by the Reverend GEORGE CAMP. BELL, D. D. their Chaplain. Immediately after the Colours were delivered to the Ensigns, the Battalion marched for Dundee Barracks, where they are to re. main on permanent duty for 30 days, a detachment, consisting of a subaltern and 25 men, having been previously sent to Perth. The battalion consists of 530 non-commissioned officers and privates ; and it Is worthy of remark, that, although a con3iderable proportion of the men were employed in rural affurs, and the seed_time not completed, only three men w ere absent. Government have purchased the Ircilesky Extra Indianian. She i 5 to be t•olotrrlfa !: S tl 51 1 4) Of AArA L N £ s • F cm t& LONDON C.4ZEITE, . 11 V/ 1 9' 1."44' Admiralty-011(7e, May 29, 18 °4 . * Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Duckwoith, K. B. Commander Chl(.l of His Majesty's Ships a'zd Vessels at jall atc 7 to William Marsd en , Esq. dated Port Ay" March 24, 1804.. SIR, ol You will herewith receive, for the informat i o n the Lords Commissioners o f the Admiralty' , a Let ter from Capt. Ross, of His Majesty's Ship Pic r ie ; stating the capture of the French National Cul t , ll i 9 Terreur, on the ISth i ns t. which arrived at Port last evening. I am, &c. h is Maje.rtj's Sin- I. Ship L I eT. P n iq U ae C , j ; _7 l:rf;}:: SrR, March 18, t 804.. I have the Honour to inform you, that after a ch art of five hours, this day, we came up with and ca?" tuted the French Na t io na l C utter La Terreur , of thc; gt:nc), m guns (six of which th e y t h re w overboard In and seventy.five men, comanied by rii °— cla Collinet, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, from Santo mingo two drys, and had taken nothing, I ii.ve the Honour to be, &c. Ss , C. B. H. R o Sir 7. Ducingortb, Rear..9drniral cf lb( Red, Commander in Chief, Effc.E.:.fc. Z.Vc ildrairalty-Oliice„llay 29, I S°4" ,: e OP / Cob . tf another Letter from Rear-Admiral j,rs, Thomas Darkworth, K. B. &c. to-William am '" den, Esq. d a t e d a t 7ainaica the 7th SIR, tail" r I transmit you herewi t h a Letter from — a P t he Le Geyts, of His Majesty's Ship'Stork., ststir'g o ,,o capture of a Felucca Privateer; there arc 0 5° di n t other Privateers cap t u r ed since our last, op cor lay to the accompanyi n g Li st , w hi c h I beg y Oll t° before the Lords Commissioners of the AdmiraliYil, I am, &C. J. T. DUCK WaiII kr • b . Afajertys Sloop Stork, of Cat e ' `" 4. SIR, /Ude; 30th Mara,' 1804. I have the Honour to acquaint yoth that His DP" jesty's Sloop under my command h2s this day cg_Pc; tared, after a ch a ce o f s i x h ours , the French Feliliccti Privateer L'Hi ron d e ll e , o f t h ree guns (two of wh ,, o t were thrown ove r bo ar d i n t h e c h ace ), and fortY -1 : 0 men. She has been three months from Guadal °l4 but last from Banacoa, and had taken nothiog' I have the Honour to he, &c. FY TS. (Signed) GEO. LE GE To Sir.. T. Duckworth, K. B. Rear-Admiral of the Red, Comminder in Chief. T y, elf Return (I Verrels captured andcA4trg d h His illajestjel,' K. B. since the i 7. T. Duc c uncle, :Le Ctonmand , ? f C3P . L'Hironclell Felucca Privateer of 3 guns i.nd 44 men tured on the 3oth of March, 'by the Stork. Le Cazar Felucca Privateer, of six-pounder and 46 ffe nc/ R o e s a ed '- i A ot d e rea March, l j 1304. captured on the 3d of April, by the Fortuliee; °°' days, and had taken noting. jean Baptiste Felucca Priv h ateer ola men : captur ed ° 3d of April by the Racoon. Admiralty-Ojice, May 29 acr es ft) i ffS. Cely of a Letter from Rear-Admiral P „ k i s , at Marsden, Esq. d a ted o n b o ard the Flan. Sea, 2711) Iller rch, 1804. Having direned Capt. Murray to chase a Schooner, which was discovered a-head of the Conv°Y !i n t terday afternoon, you will be pleased to 0c t 1 .. , t1- 0 my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralys 0 4 "„ 1) . half-past seven o'clock that evening, she vii"" -.. te tured by the Franchise, and proves to be J 2 . ; 1 0 Harmonic Privateer from Martinique, motiP, ; lo „Peo four-pound carriage guns, commanded by s'"i e rz ei Guerel, and manned with 22 men. I h a ve or r her to be destroyea ; and am, &c. J. R. DACF S ' .........mmomm Gunboats, for ur e s -i l Roadsiibol Ostend,lteon'altotwshn, l ei. a T t a shn l I: l4 :: nde t M te t OsreGteArrffiptilocfn:re.eotrb2dsm,r9,, o' j e ll t Sir h h that Sir t Sir SID °I ee' immediately g et iagb: about risfirtiihrvot fifteen, "Yreossyrge !lit r j o i ri fc into Ostend Piers on Friday last, and cut out - Or the Downs ; and L'Union Dutch Brig Private er ' ' L h e e :n E aEi thalicn Frigate, for Sheerness. i pss , nrhi4l:lln: 1::::1;:::7:3-ff i':: ; s to EL Rt sure, and three Cutters. PORTSMOUTH, tO-' 4l' °( .4 sfai l l : , Beaulieu came up from St. Helens, and Nave' will give instructions to the outward-boun India Fleet lying here. he ° L3t. Orders were received here this day for t , t , t o .) • 1 ward-bound East India Ships to drop Jo y Helens to-morrotv, to be in readin ess to start at ° moment's notice. Vess el A large French Privateer took a Fishing sa ri off Little Hampton on Saturd a y last, and via' cruizing near the same place yesterday. resell' The Mediterranean Fleet remains at P waiting viz. t the e the haorirciev,alcoanil,yt.ocf tLWAOR ANDERSON. , c , , i ig ate. Siq E R NESS, MAY 29.—The Penelope ri ste eds,' Capt. BikUtIGHTON, came into Harbour Ye iv well° i afternoon. We are sorry to relate a Elle ° l°°' accident that happened on board of he r t his ling sicl:ii:snfdrocmatiliteirD:Lll:: fort 1103" d in o g w : o wthheilienatihne.topienopalser,wtehree teon}prl,o,pycedunin get ting ter's M ate' gave way, by which two of the me n h3cl brains dashed out, and a third, the carpeP his thigh dreadfully s hattered. ev lrg The "'kis:, Capt. Ha's, 113 g the S 'g rai ..1 Co' P Cor,v,,y 0 3' A r t nNatll ,, A