The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-04 00:00:00

; 'I Cep rlv - , 6 ib 5 t*i SiILE:A A 1 61),I r 10 9' moNi)Ay, ,MARCH 4,, 1611. • t Nfarcli 4 3, IS/I. f' l ` His MA.niii - e - rctuAin? , state. it) vibich hiss becti dm ink:The la s t 4 ' NV. iirisforogb4 64. • W.' is ‘Viloisor 4, LS Li • " i' gOiOg oL NiTii." ,41 Signed asrabove. We hdre rectivel 'Paris Papers ,to the f.?i3d ult. but they do not contain one wide' of intelligence, except ,BooN,Ap,Awrvi.rind:MAßlA Lout occa :tomie Oactrist.lves with hunting in the Bois de Winlogne: The Monitear bds communicated to tore People of France thy' fat of ihoi surrender of the Lk of France, .by the 'publication of a part' of Admiral BrwtJu'itetter upon the 5 übjeti it, how. ever, states, thiitby t h terms of the Capitulation the Frenett ships are to be illowed to return to tl vr , ; , (i.l 1113 dat Li , . erpoo Ntihieb trailed from 4in el)ritary. Ctpuiin t bta tY fort , letior's tvid been rec , ivi.A from War,!iitTtono assertrti positive 4; hat . amendtm.nt had been, tro.k. in tlii Non.lntereourke,law, by whicit'Britiqb ; are to be admitted into Atrtnric3ll potty, dint , were, ciebied 'out from Gveat Britain previous to tilt 2t of Februoty, 1;* Several, rOpOrts i eircnktion respecting ,ArMioa in but We cin assure our , l.l44sler-:,,t hey are wholly. without found - tibn. Ali the , accounul, privale and"rublic, m reprefienting the French Army as being in a very distresceo4itnaticn for Avfmt prov.;siOns, alklinedieirres. The in the Iloapnois at San tarem ittridutot to io,tioo 'TII4 timowing acciAlfit 0i c lie proc;cediilgs of tEe tabarus e:4traeled from the Dublio . EverCit!,?; • • CA`l COLIC C(nVLMITTEE. TCII:SDAI .4 , fist). Q 6. • Lr)10') lait4 C11;1,11L LOO‘THRNI,;II—A.i. I 'aril 'not ftlily converon . nt in tibe lan') Whict(should b tidhered trritl '110 , 4 meet. ing, woultk z Ott iy know Wllac.sithpet mefiti pet , ofity ? Whether that of catty Pc!Ot'an, or whether Ow v' that took plat`: het w6en Poh.'and wyt4l-If, tdlonld tint prccede any other tvattcr ? . N'lr. m 1\11141 , n v—r.viy bAjeve the car.: respOnfietiee; ixt-en you <u d 11.1t.' Pole.; bit p. 3.1 have nrece-leoce 01.,tny , other bt3~cue s: P r ri it heilig ;in, expre, , ;sier) t,l 'hat • Liu) corr/..5F0n...,1awe shoi:,l3 be first entered upon— Lord Fenscit on' the evc:iiiO4 of 4 S turd , i',.,foch el.lffled and eof . ntritu: • from Al- . tlerinan Perky, the purl;, wished for an Mterview Oh roe : the resait of tl.at, yin hay.: all haaid r it' . produced Secretary Pole t; first note. , The. note wiis . trit into my . 'hand, artd.l)eing-J, ptessed.for art ,answer,'.l replied, that: I would.uot• 00( lertAe to•do e u in 11,1 C at` air .• first consulted the gritileft:i.:n who were appoitoca with my elf to wait on "Mr. Pole; thlt Y did.not feel it irriperatiye: on me to pive - an individual opio. 'reign the SUbjetA.; nor did think if would he strirtly ridlierinto'rny duty to give a final opinioo 0 0 a p0;111, 1110 honour Of others, as wall as my 'O4O kw3s caticOtwd. it could not be supposed I Was tte:Ji prepared to givt! fir definitive aiishei, ag the advice and authority of five other highly res ix,c':: table gentlemen were wanting to sanaion aoy friOp of mine alit Might to be taken . art find. LlOw ever, being presed by .?\ldermatt Dailey !or an answer, I again staled that.it was impossible' for me to comply with bi!i regttesi, 111 . 11 1 11 I h.id first consulted;,-the; gentlemen to whom thL: C.1th,041, confided their hopout and interests, as much asS - -to myself; that if I were able to prevail en thew gen tkitnen to conic togther, and t,iat any arrangement. 'could be made, in point Gr titne, to snit the corive nience of all partieg, I. would take tl k e liberty Of uarning tltree o'ciocl: on SIIII . , IA' ; reserving, now ver,. point, that 11, 7kl`1)oonell, prob , i l •;Y, n.'kstit be offt, of town, i.;fel that such a CUL:(loiinthie k•'1“!, ti;deringe any phai Upon fit lien agree. Alderiorin folky,vieg 11, AI tA , fitetiesit which ou all saw him rr,.6lise here, 1~. and which also in this, htstance be 'was extremely . consisttnt in, proposed to sow.' a messenger with any letter. I wished to dispatch to Mr. M'Dennell; I , expressed,4 hope, a 'proper sense of nay obligation to him for hiS kintintss to myself and the Catholic body, butt at the same time observed, that it was tny opinion, no goyotpunication could, or .ought to he made to Mr-. MrDonnell on the subject, but through the rekolar.and dir.6l organ, which I con ceiked to yOui - Secretary. I regnest„,.before I proceed further, that Mr,, Tay will rJad 'the two first votes." Piero Mr: Hay read the • Iwo first notes,' vide Sox of. ,Sattuday.] Lord FR stt restimed.—" . Gentlemtn, I beg pit ticularly to draw your attention toone paragraph in that note, it is that which conveys, in 'ambiguous . terms, the point of invitation : that is to say, with ‘.t how did ate expression of a wish„for ati interview with Mr. Pole originate? Did any of you hear tue express a wish to have a private inlet' kw with Mr. : Pole *i`(ttere there was a gelierat 'flower of fiOnt all, parts of tire room)—No.; Gentlemeh ! although I am a Catholic Peer in Leland, I hope I stand too high in the community, to need the interference of Alderman Dailey; or any other Gentleman, to'obtain an interview for me with Mr.. Pole, if I wished it, I need , not as yet apply to an Mclennan, ter a meeting at a tavern, to beg that I may be admitted to_a conference with a' Lord Lieutenant's Secret:lly : such a story will meet all the attention it merits froin the • people of Ireland they will ex:u it upon ; they will ask due's Lord Fr6n( li require, : as go 7 . :beiween, AidQranan of . Dubliii; to smooth the way .ors a dialogue with• Mr: Pole a talc is like an attempt to make a sieve hold water, and will prove equally abortive in its constluences. I had deomnined, from .the application made by ;Alt:hit:6 - m. Miley, not to C3ct'Ciiet my opi- Alibi: in this affair cOtriniunied this teiolution, to Ciias. French, and I hope it will be: found that I have firinly•adhered to that determination. reon bnitcd those gentlemen +Alio were to ail wi h and with their . concurrence wrote a leiter to . .Vlr,. Pole, the copy of which will be now laid before y 6 ,1. I believe Mr. Flay may proceed to re td the remaining part of the cnrrespondince with Mr. l'01 , !." (here r. I lay read the remaivdcr or the Corm.pondcycel Mt. I:xouti and Mr. M 4 i)otsiNimi, the addrc.6e.o the C, , mitiniee, in a temper very different from, that which we ithoulti have expt.!6.ted, alter the mild which had been tnEnilested by the iri3h GOvernment. Some Tesolutionq were then agreed to ' and ,the Cornruittee adjourned. to Saturday. Wit. are unciar the neee , oity, from want of roorn of detiqring our obfiervalions upon these.proctied ings. to-morrow. Saturday, at twelve o'clock, his MAJETY . carne on thel'erraee, attended ,by Do4lora •HEneani.N and 'WI Lus. .11011,iiid only walked a short time, *bett the I)ukes Yank, and C'tnotta, l / 2 tin 'mile. ed they immediately joined their 11,yal Filcher, arid t he . Medical: Gentlemen retired, leaving; tfie Kt u c to 1114. are of the Royal Dukes, who walked c.ontinued in cohversatil,n • with his MAJESTY till a cinarier voit one-, .thcy then retired eto th, 4looer being reitdy. About ; - , , ;t„ two A 4,1.111611( nod the Royal. Dukes rettiroed to the l'erreee and walked for a consider-. • ',.'e,..er4lay hit Royal Highness the PitiNCR Re. nitre r .:rtiVt.-1 at Windsor, on a visit to' her MA JESTY, • Yesterday, at 12 o'clock,„': his MaJesTy took his usual morning walk•on Wintlior l'errace till after t, WIWI) he returned into the Castle to .dinner. MASIVSTY WfIS aCPl)MpalliCd by the Dukes of YORK, KENT ) AO (.4UNIitt,ItLAND,Wit.II whom he wns in • geoeral conversation, , Doti ors WI ous and- HEBEIt MEN,Tanced also on the Torr,ee; at Erdioance. Saturday, a' council, under theliqe . ncy A c t, bukorponed to nfeet her •MAJIIsTY at Windsor. ,The Mchobeis who attended arrived at the Queen's of: the Atehbi4op% of CA NTen.;' YOitF., the Duke of MoNTROSK, Earls of l'it'xclitwsZA, arid AY Lesvoaro, where there Was a ,suniptucus refreFtloncot provided for them by coin• tr,ar►ct of the (-)ucaN, Or which they F1:11.1001; 1 ' which they wese convoyed to the Castle in , their • Mll,l hSreli; Cartingeo, where they' were introduced into the presewe of her MA,YttsTY by Earl MouToN, her Chatnilerlwo, and Colonel Thissttow, her Vice . Chatobaiain . ,, tnul proceeded to hold , a Council, which sat till: nor follr o'clock. • • • On board th'e West: Indistnan lately cnt out from under the batteries on the coast of France by ttie boats of . the Theban and Skylark,. v,ere Captain and Lieut. GUORGE ,WILLIAM .RROWN, both Of the Navy,'who were pati4engerg tram Antigua. Unfortunately the Frenchmen had No a ceed.M in conveying them on shorn at Dieppe be ttire the British Seamen could get possession, Capt. VI/ A zsx comeniridedibe Thetis, and Lieut. Bnou w had been out i . .f the. West Indies with the hope of piomotiOn, but Was disappointed.—They are both aC.tive and pro:ilising Officers:. * • A :Ventral Coup t•-. Martial is ordered to assemble at Chelsca for the trial- of an Assistant ckuirteri Meitee.General. . • , Ist hal whoa of the 6oilt regiment, at pre ,rht dt Jersey, ivordered lobe retnoyo to the I ,k elf Vv r ;ghi, 10 be in readiness lor em . I , ,.n•Watlois tor the Cape of Good Efo re, to replace !Le ta,:ps gone 'ruin that StatiOLl to iht3 Me of NAVAL 'NEWS. , Pumotrrn,'MAßCH 2.—Sailed his Mojesty'S sitip Tartar, of as guns, and' Mullet schooner, with a atbet of merchantmen for the Downs , among ,them, are the funning vessels, viz. 'The I ineriejin ship 4V‘ishington, Thomas, Tripe ; Dragon,'lluchonna.: ; ; Spa oibit lugy,cr S. lobc, , , Moses. Brown, White ; H.! Ottoman sr. AMU, Luchieres; London. ve ; Arm, Philys ; Rotlin'ion t N4i,cy, Collins ; Edward, Cirttblv and Ellen, Kerr, for Lud4o., Also sailed the Mar,im , r win brig, Lieutenant GRITYI TIN, with two trinspori s c , :acoy f;.;r . • „, Portsmouth; the rdiza,.l.Vi A NGE ---, for Jersey, the fuhrr and Elizol:eut, SzNoN, for Alderney; also f. , ailed four cartes for i'vlorlaix, aged, infirm,. and sick French prisoners; .and the Union cartel, VIiRRIS, with three American 'Gentle. men passengers, viz. Mcssrs. JoN ES, CjiSoN, and BAYARD, who' are charged • with, dispatches from Mr. PfNuKNUY. Arrived the American - ship Ciuqon, WicKnAm, from. Neu. Oilcans, with a 'cargo bound to London, was captured by a French privateer, and recaptured by his Majesty's 814 Pampa, of 80 guns. Sailed the Berwick, GRIFFITHS, for Portsmouth, to j, , in convoy t;ur 13,1rhadones. Arlo/cd the Grac'e, BARTI.erx, froniTiverpool. Dem., Motet.' 3.—R.linnio all ai per 134.) Arrived the Turtar with .convoy Item .Plymout PORTsMOUTH, his Majcsiy's ship Futon irom a utitze. ‘. FALD/lOUTYI, MARCIA e--U3 kv.2h(lay night a, vessel wo iust on ;the Manoc Rocks, and, all lier crew , bur masts heatlS can. be seen tit low water, and front the cirannsiimee of her sail' being made of .cutton,, it i 5 supposed she is a foreigner. j.—ThreACFitricir 'privateers wc. - re,i,e66' doe in with the laarl last night:, one of them 'cl - ia3::tl,a vessel fvum'Lisbon itito bay- .?„ lugger. pri t:ate,er, having a signal kin g lis a pilOr.' was..ob , iervetl thil'aftertioon, about three trotn tip laud, tb deeoy,,a which signal for a pilot flying, and ty,..vi'ne - got claw to' her', there being 100 much sea, tu,al;nit. • a boar:ling!' tired two, rust-1 ,- ,cti iuto, hct al , d conipciid her to litipe her es:it..4't - ,e W:th• 11,eto coast. tiring; for the purpose of "aiaren; ately er.itnitieneed wa:!. furtonazdy I.l.!ird I .)y a frigate p the v, wtt - ti cri.:‘,vdeo stor.;,l tf, Ott err -pit . rattier.. 'rho latter coon got 'tii;.:„.lo. c t [L.! ;il)andoned ht,:r pi Le I rit4ate:contintw:i in t.:11..,e , ?' of (i s o c , li. vateer, and IA e ore nut without hopes , will ciiptint! : her. CJIATIIAD4, MARCII 3:---Ca‘zie op a an•l3tig VA (:otter to refit: , One ottnrateu. „ alto (iffy vrenon pri , ,onets, e.,.ttne 'up i n o ne o f the A.ltLiairai's tenders, and NVOIC Olt on board the Kroll Princen. •• • Sailed two cm . t01: : 4.4 1140 . 0ailt with French pri , soner3 onboard that were ialten at St.,Doininp. 0..01 , Y OF A. LA:I"n2R Vitom oArk. 8a14., COMMANDING ? , I4JCs"l'Y's SCIIOONUIt Sta.;—Onserviog in your Piper, of yeltwday's dute,'tharthe ship Mei curl, WILSON,' .Master, had, oa the night of the anenglgetnent with (lime • . French privateers under Dungeness, and in a m 0,4 gallant winner repelled then.. boirding 'hitr; four time , t, I heg you will contradia Mr. WiLseti's .Btonwent, as the'.Vessels mentioned by him were men of War, 4nd' , those fired into, ins Majesty's schooner Phipps and cutter Dwarf The .Phipps principally received the Illercury's fire; and by which the Serjeaut of Marines was wo6nded ; and although Mr. WILSON was frequently told he was tiring, into ;in English Man of wai..„ he would not / - cease ; while the uncenahrty whellt6 -- or ro the ship had been captured by the enemy precluded the Pkippi acting at all hostikly, ezeepi iirial \ two ni , .l , :eis to bring h r..t o I would hint.to the Mas ters . of ship, under similar,eases; to be a tittle More cactitnspea in thrice repo! . ain, yotlt's, iiis fr, p tthiprts. Maj,t3ty's, Ship .. .-......... DisTßinu - rt()% The furce, ottiter the ;, ; ;II t,ir S. Aticluntsty at Hid 4atiturQ ;PI; f„tlt.• . (.11 to,: ttt 4ir .CrityQn ( LA t t ,F, t h, ;41,1 2 LI MttrLl - 1. ; . :,1; ; 041itd on f twsciays atta:Frat.iy,!-- • Monkey, tr-tf the liperv,er, t,tt I,' It irt;t. at Plymouth ruc.ille,l tatittn..: I `Kite; lot t)tf•- , t.igr t , !Art:tp, wftne wt. lobttvit, 411 yry,„, octlittark, .3 Nwtolli, 4tl 4pailt+. , t, k T • • p ' •'' ~t, f.,, I .• .. • H ; ' ort !TT , TOirtl, ;TO a, ,11"Plyil)utitli; t); - ; • /pi), FUiVERAbai 11;e DUKE of A 1,11'SQL 11;11 Q 11 ( - s 7 ., o i, l:i i t u t i t , i , a n i n i i . n i e g: a : c i l i e l e ‘ . 1. 11 ):? 1, 11 .. , 1 , y r ~, , n : sa : :.i i, r t ti e ll :. l l n . i d t 6 a l Y - ti e i d: n . i:g , ): llo'l i t n i l! c i ' t t cl i., ': t ' l , c ,'::, i ,: i ' ; ' , , ' " btre it 1):!ti been' dip Nited\ tor p:ntlit , '''''', ' 1 „' l having been et:dosed 'in ill) Outiide cciiio, 3 51", 3 ,", ' • on tres , tyli b.4ore the altar. At olevea, iligli'' - ;. ‘ VIS Perf 3 rrne.d. 'Alter which the ho•Iy vo:i ri, ,, , ° . ' , ..1 into the heArse, and the proLessien to the 4Ab ' f commenced: • -; - 2 .- ' ..,„.,lert:h* The 'Frocession was opened by a, stro , s - ~,1 i t i: o pt• a o il il i tAn t = w l s o :h lio,4ar dragoons, drifs' d .In. T '." "if4r". Nekt icillowid twete'undertyliet!, o'l'l I ) ,:r , ' thical,Crnet,borne an a 'cushion by a 111.. " , ~, heidcd, On .borseback i: a:I-now:Ding c o act 3 n '.:: C dt ii i i ri ) : : :(.:} w t t i li t t i o t:' l l V v i b : e l ' y i l d l: s l a t li t .lo l ::; . , li : li r . .. ll : i i :t t ; . s tt d i e ' % : ,,s l. ll l ,; : b i t n e l : s l ii e r ,:l. c :l t : l t r ;:: b ir i c a a : B : l v . l : l 2 : 3 l ll , ' ,l i i i : tl . : ( i '',e i '' it ec eh d: ; l:' , :l e t: L i . : ; , l , l : : , , , ' l ' i t e Nti :la t ti : o l r.isr : l ) :li t r : ll : lll6:iroi w sir.se, i e4 t i gr i l l six hones. ten tnotirning etiachei' and six, in which weir',, ii , '.. ent Me: N ro o l l: ig i k e t.h u t :en ;mil these 1 1 b ei% N ri,disa e lolg x tisi t ot carat=vhiils.ll)l3etrilni:rieilsesic: aa'6laire,rr,i,ragiiigaavge.leirtlitleoo:t:iotwiltilli,ulii 1.)1,1,1111:,:_,,,,fi: foll'otved by neatly one b ° 7 o ,v,inv4.de;A:nbassaclors succeeded in 7 ied company and Geoenil-etletenierip'sjyc. arr r i i ,o , g b e e i , v, s l e ' l L o n ie e i hw : i i . up l l b e s Y 4 on detachment of the 11 ' 'stir dragoons. , ' . 3rl. T moved slowly along thrtg it h ro t, ellCNter.squore, Duke-Street, along Ox'---,i'5,1.1,0 BcroLst feet', St. Jame:ifs-street, Poll-11DH, an d 0 . „ 1 [ I t ' i,, a ): l (.. .. ,. ; : i i : l i t ii i i ii .. , :y el t r i i t c ,,, b s i t i r ls :et t. , ,,. e t to i s le), i destination,ht:iirsciadi::::: re l i firing all the Chine. , ~ v i .). • tne grand %.v.!stern etrtratoe, ‘vitei.e th e b °4 itrr , ''''''v d by. Dr. V;acent, the Deon ot AVeiaiir. .I Ow Ilr . cl).:ll.ll.lries., IVlitior Calwng, and C!iorisl',i, ri)'...)es, awl elnlinting thv intrecloi"rl),,,,,,e, I(..sices et til-e lune.3i.4,c'rvi6e, aca...oupaaiol; ig;i:, organ, The lYt.;in, Pt.ebildarieS, &c.l):c,''j'i,,,,rf t"IY, 91111 the tilnurneri' !olio:wing, IPocee''‘,,,,:' 41P...... nqrthernnksta;cri;Wsrd ite sowllcin flo,°'''',,;o? y. ; tll-.! cholr, .all.; F10i,.. , i, , ,,t ti 'G l .'ral tie . ~5 !it...5 . ,- i .r. . .tveci at lit.ln'y the Sever l " l ',, l l7 , "';''' r ! Lu'e , hft:' ,. / y•,• , tit.9-ae,ited in b .Vfillit, CAllet' -: 1 ;;„ 1 ,1.1 Vil'lll :'''!!': , ~..:1 or ini havinq; bum , ' . t ' : ' ' l l l ' , ::'" ' ''• • • 'ii rt.;nAli . ..n•,; Gitbi; Great 1..:' , btn 4.y.,:v I i. ; L; k Acm •,,, ; •• ' . • ''' '' ' ' r - --I(liers of 1 1 . '' ,• ;.; -.' 'cle;st-,t...)1 , ...1 , . • , • 't ' -' O l • '''' , ' I i, : ...., • • , , )it Lne I»c,ce;-,•..i , •.) .. ............................. I • i , 1 / 4 . .- 'C 17 : o'clocki anii ! - :. , ; •,.. v . , .. ; .: where-tt 0, ~ . ',,..., ,; ' ' '• 0 ,i , ,..•: ~. i ...„ ',i,C9ol,ttd;:ii :i , 0 ~ Bite. .. 1 , 11; , •,--; ,,, I. f•fi.; ''','X'S wcre----- . 1!:'•,,,...!•• ,, rA4 ,:- 1 ' ' ;,, i. .1 ;', i ' "':' - ' rwit.c„.,4,,,es :,' •- ; • ~ i.,, ;• , , , i A r artado o ' NI . .' ' ''' ''' ' l ' '- 1 11, , `-'''L...,, , , . '.','•( ' ! • , - 11;!: l' , x , - 1 . , v0m,..-aca.; I.l' , ,•. , _ , . - . ' '' ' , L 0 101, , 1 ,.. ' ' !• 1 , • ~.,t.i 'lion.:. 1 ) • !. '., .. ' 1 ; ; Nl', I;,:. • : ' i . '..2..' 1 ' 6 i' 'r:• '• •'• ..-i• I. .4 - ' '-' '.. ' •, :. il:,::', . . i died, .E , : :, - ~,, ~,.' . ,' .' . '' Ij. t. i,.: , ''. ' ' ' ''' ' .'''' . , . -',!- "•, '.-. ~ ~, „ •,..,',. : , ~.:.1111,.., ". "!'' , ~.' . ~., I ' 1 i : ,' ' ;:,,,,, :" ~,' 4 : :: ; : : ~...... ., , ,..:y , ,:y .sitiioi, ~ ; . t;Lill.-''' ' . -.11 '""ttl"'fi"""°, 2 11YrtIlly ^lt( . t Ire- 6onisil 1, - ~.,,..., i 'l 3 M. - i f;',. :DU'ke 'pr : .A 4ty crtH't , . It 0o 0, to \re' '' - ' l4 r {4 ", ; i;*VO tiA riot join the funcr;,) i'rt„,,,,, •• ' '', y 1 w:ere -- ~ ' . . ~,r,(0:', , , . i: NI n;,.41:0 ~• •0 i 1 , I TI ' ~c 00... ~.:5 I {,:.,.. , , „ ' n(.-1,),. itiv.•. , ..veToiTri, • 0 , 1100. ~ p. " '':"': •' ''":" 7.!;6t Pe t ',slit. Prince . 1 1,'! - ' , ;/e 0"P' 0; ;:i , ; ,1; ', 1,. I'l i tart I. Co t , ,deic3Ail, 1,.;,1 , 1Y ( „ I : ii 'i o f V'' i ol ul• 'g t.i r a l ' : r . .L ' I' i . .t ' t i t 'i t e :r !' s li t .° , : a t. ; l l;l ::e iv L l' C r S '. l.r' i \ ' ' : it. .. Qlll l l ;::: t. ;: : s tr : "lllu''rt; 'I. :11 .I'6 ri' - v' rj . i, . . ' " mb 't L'Qr4i , liorieSt 014: F. iii I t 3 " 411C1 ., '',‘,ll ('' : ' ' llke II: lorilet urna, Liept. KF:d vfl i ° ,! 44 ll t l :4o4l lY l.l) l; : a ße c: s ig n o l of spices. She is last fr °3l 144.'- ' 0 °e:).' ' ' ' I.V.LIi taken at .Atnboyi ,, ,i, i, errivcil ill ,th e .0 .,. 0 . „ I . have received by , ter. letters from NlitO o4 ' O O I ',, Of 06tober, Crain ' Bornbay .to the 611:1,,4 t `` to po 1 u00,000 t9 1: the 3d 0 set dements; via Madras. MI w"slrrivi,k of that nionth ; fr"W `-; r ote` { - t iiidia: 'Tlio - Caro line, Captain CoLr'ija`TA ',,',..,, ' Madras on the 18th of oSolier, *from v. ,,i).el''„i worth.olllllpiceg on, ,( 1 reward of her gallant entttrprize: ~,iy,43 , ,' I ; C. Y AT", Of the atillery was al'r it' ,o D`. , nr, ai l Clj ter and Prize-Agent for Banda. -1 ii q 5 ''''' aralßr ' 1 " for - Et4,y,land, under convoy of Ow - .g, 0 R.rat. „ ~,i, tairt HANWELL, . bad , arrived ,at h 'd sro IT Phce'rfix ffigaie,, Captain .13ovegN , " 9 Ao oll` er r,s Nladros, froth England arid .130inhoy• t s otico l '," t e , pelt;' ion was - in agitation. at the cliff t too 0 ° 1) in IndiLt, supposed to be agaiti,J S' t. ~',' maining enemy's pOssessiot; in tin 17 ) 3 ' 1 ' ". it .- ; • Very recent accounts r,!'oeived fr‘” , oi! . soto fI , Way of the . west crvist' of Sunot" ot a ., i 3 ` l l-6,0' ) doubted authOrity, that tho p ublic , t! 0 ,, 1 Lc.a. ,j ,,.i. board, tile Lir ooso,, c eedidg 9 of Marshal DAENvEts br''' I .:„.l 6 ' v itp; a . general abhorrenc:: of l'.i Fcrs".`). ~ 0 1 1,1! that he was in perretual .arvich'' /Q . ile I:4 '' . , i' l 0 vtirli" . poisoned . , or 6thervise . pat to c'." l . i t..e.; .. , v i,...,:1! gaper:iv - A to the 1 , -y-f , st ../ ..1-1t,., 1 ,}1) 11 ' '.. c o ~,, . 1,,C ~ , anq traiV". inbbilli ,•. ,;L.i }- I -.)•? ',, chit oilier arbitrary ~1 ~..; ,1..-,. c,.,, '' „ ion of alii . :lnks ,:o; ! ,1.- ~..' '''' ' y , ,,irs3l (10,1, . -' ' ',:' ' ( 1 ~;..,.•:'' J . French Officers . 1. , ' :." ',• ', "''" , „. I:he e'. !. , , 1,;:,.. ~- ~,, , i l• . ''' ''.., .: . .' '' r ' . W iii r it: lei, `.: ' ' ' l ';' . Bontbai on i i: ••. la. i,qo; o ' , :•,. , k•-•.t-tywn,• on :the ;.;.' ;; ' - '' • d ty " i n?), WhiCh ilbil i , , ,';'; 1 ; I,' ' dr" , s Icie Ei);;!!),.d ~,.., ,; r,., _..: 11 :•• „,. _ 'q"ldcaly ortiott,:d to 1 ,,,r0,. ;, , -,t,! , ;.; ~ ,i Y' ' , Je ' l ''' '.i '' .. . 1 t,e• Taleed ' '' ''' ntilt ciptmLti,i I L.I of . t hott n0n..1 , ,. , t is ~;!r ; .. ,11.::; ' .,..; ; 1 L L1, .. , :;i . : ! ; , :i ;:, ,, : ,) " 1; ~, ..- ,,, ,, , .:• ::e: ii ) , : t e :.: :; ; :; , . , t 3. . ,) , "::: , 4 : '.( : :. :::: il ii i it ' ': ,: ' i; ': : ' v r' ..„, i; ,: -; ,.. ; "P'::1) ~; .t 1 .1; •.2 ~; .k