The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-15 00:00:00

7 . . the prisoner, whotn:he met on the cliff, and entered into (onversmion with him,, in order to detain .biin Mitt others in pursuit came up but on toe prisoner's niakiug towards n stile, he leaped from his horse end secnicit prisonerat first made some resistance, but seeing help coming up, lie sullen ' dered, The prisoner observed,. that. he was not a deserter, Phillips replied he was not apprehended . as such, but Tut ill-ttelaiog a young woman; which be denied. Dr. Henry Cook, Physician at Yarmouth, f proVed the violence that bad been committed on the prose , cutrix's person and th at, in consequence, he attend cd her for nearly three m onths. , The prisoner, in defence, said he was on duty searching for deserters; and'that returning from the - sea shore, whets lie had been searching some boats, in the path he was met by Phillips, who apprehend . e d He shewed a great degree of shrewdness in his observations, and put several questions to the wit 'teases; bat the Jury, sr ii hour hesitation, returned a verdict of---Or;rilty of the assault. Tie Judge, in passing sentence on the prisoner, anitwidverted on the grossness of the vtolence the young woman had received, and assured the prisoner had Inc capital par.t, of the charge been substautiated, he would ham indiaed the severest punishment of the law as it way, he hoped his life was spared to give hint ti Me for repentance and that he should 310 w pass on hint the severest degree of punishment the law Aimed to his crime, and sentenced hint to be imprisoned for two years in the House 61 Corretiion. E IMPERIAL P2l R L 14.11 - EAU . II i OUSE. , 0F...1) L.E.11.6'. TW3USDAY; 'MAMA' 14., The Mutiny Bill and .the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill were read a second time and COMMitted for 16. row row. Some Papers respecting' the Affairs of dip Ei Indilt-Compny were ordered on the motion of the •Latt of 13nAitighatnshire. Mr. ;Ohm( front the Thatne4 Navigation Coin vii,y presented an Accoo:t of. Receipts and Dis bursements for therytar Is iO.- , -Oidered et> lie on the table. Adjodrned till to.rnerrow. • 110 US k: OP dOM ;11 0 4117 S THintiPAYi, MARCH 14. The SPEAIcrA minted the Houle at four o'clock, sod only thirty-five :Member :4 being proicut, he de clared the Maw to be nclionrned. MAI LS, Airx;v to— r Dut',»-t Or t blin, 3 Waterford. (11‘ Tills A t •r%sttkv ~ Tfl F Srl N. seLtm. QUI) OitCiht FAI-SCM AUDIGAT L 0 N , 11,111 AS!, MARCiI 15, 1611. We this morning le , eived Cadiz Papers to the 17th ult. The following is t b ooly intelligettee they contact, ALottstaAs, FEL 4,—Yeslerciay arrived in this place the Comtnandantuf a party, )). A. G. VIAS, With 17. French prisoners, olt.f.m near Chichata. . it is not long, since he entered Altret:a with:lll of 'his then, and rLstroyed 84 of the enciny. Otitet• h rottiilC6 lmai taken place lattei ly with the enemy in I?nerto, - StrrariS, &c. &e. .Our tropp9 intercept couriers, and infest, by every +possible means, the reac of thu French army, which oceu. copies.l,os Paulus., Cotkrz, 1:431. J.—lliere has tirrived ni this placc a Deputy train the hoviocial junta of Burgos, to confer with the Supreme Govertnnvnt on the:incani of en couragitg and dtreCting the patriotism of that province. NeactA, JA .10.--The French diviliion iii 'N.. 7.3, which, in :thzt midalo Of December' occupied the hoe (roll) bria, Alba, end Fueseu, concentrat ed themselves towards the end of the same month in I'lAza„ where they had oulleaed huge quantities of proviiions, drawn from the towns and distrials occupied try their van-guard. They have likewise coodualett.tp Gualix pat of the artillery they had in 'Liza. 3,V tstatOci sot Tie tlays ago, that it was the Mien tloo at Government to send a large Naval force into ttle Baltic tbktutcxtxtcr. Th force, we underoand, wilt coor ,i,t of sash of the line, and witl be under the command of Sir JAMUS SnunthitEz, and we believe. that b %ill put to st ain a very 6hort titue. be present critical state of the North of k.robe renders it vet), important that we should tome 1 3 040Cl iS a large N rval foe in that quarter. There were tuh. 40 Metnbers present in the House of CommenS yesterday at tour o'cloek,.and of course the House, adjourned. The MoA,Ntz4o_CllXONlci.tt of 643 day, contains some ob,ervAtions upon this , Isubjea, which Wd 01.101 i Could only p,focced (tom t clue stronge3t Party piejudice. Ihe whole blame according to the invariable pra6tice, thrown 43pon blinisters, and the publi c is g ravel y toldi- that any popular Motion thati9sfor its objeet to pre-serve the liberty of the press, to restore the. rights of fair rtspretientation,- to remedy praCtical abuse, or to COllVieled WWII', comes into debate on the day announced, because it is insinu ated that the friends of Mini,tcrs stay away. Now if thereibe any foundation tor this assertion, cei tainly would apply in a stroug,:r manner to the Op , position than, to the Ministers, because it would prove that the Oppbsition feel so little interest for the liberty of the press, the reform of P ii rliamer,t,: the correction of abuses, and the punishment of delinquents, Chat. though they give notices of Mos ions upon these subjects; yet,they will not take the trou ble to conic down at 4 o'clock to make a House. The remedy which the Morning Chronicle proposes for this evil (which we verily believe has not occnircil ten times for the last three years) is ,n most u cal one. "It is the- business," says the Chronicle, " of the underlings 'of oftipe to come down at four o'clock to make a House ;" and therefore to COSAIIe the makiit of a House every day the. Chronicle pro • poses to excluie them ft lain Parliament ! ! Yesterday, at twelve o'cloCk,.l , is MAJESTY came on the Terrace at Windsor, and walked with Drs. Wti.Lis, BAILIE, and DIJNDAS, till after one', when he retired to dinner. At 'two o'clock , his Ty and General , GAurn came out again, and walked till four. His MAJESTY appealed very pleasant to his conversation. Y"strata}, at half vast t welo- o'clock, niacesqese Auou,sTA and SWIM, accompanied by Lady . TnYNNtt nod '1.'.,? Lott; wok' an tiring in the Great Park, Windsor. iesterday his Royal highness the NINO; BR-. GENT hold a garret at Carlton-house. Ab0:11 lrill rist Otte o'ClOc1::. Ins Royal Hightii, attelol , d by 11 , 1 4 MA not.: and General TURNER, SiatO. Secretaries, cH. KEFI'EI., hi, Ifitieriy, and Col. GRANT, his Aid-de.Crtop, lett his private apart ments, an:l pro6eedt-d to his an itence-rnotm where his Royi6 14401-less gave audiences to Ear; CArvinitt , r, the LoRG'Ci-VANGELLOIt, Mr. PeaCe.v4l,, and Lard; E LL e,NßottouGn. "After which his Royal Highness . field I. : Privy which was attended by (be side the arure)--' The Lurd Privy Seal, the. First. Lord of the Admiralty, t h e r‘i.,l v r.,Gericral of the Orrin:ince, the three Secretaries of State, the President ot the !fiord of C out roul , the Cure , mander trl Cole . , tire lodge Aavo;:ste, the ludo of the Ad miralty, the Lord Stewart of his Majesty's Household, the M:orer of the Iforre t,) the Kiog. vi,eooNl Chetwanrl attend:A as Clerk of the Council, The Judge of the A,trniralty , made ltii ,report to. his 'Royal Highticsg the PRINCE REGENT, of the trial of the English sailor, conviAed some time, since at the Admiralty Sessions, for being found tot board a French strip. • .1' His Royal Highness held another Council,'which was attended,by ail the above. distinguished person ! ; ages, except Mr. PetiCISVAL, and at which the. Res corder of LondOn was adanticd, and made his re port of the fifteen convict, eap,tally convicted at the last Old Bliley SessionS. Mr. nAt tt was iltroduced to a private andience of his Rcyai by the Marrpits Witin.tisrotY, upon his Fenno Irons his enibasy to Constanti nople ; as was Mr, JAcksoN,'.upon his return front Sir DAVIG DUNDAS, the Commander in Chief, tad no audience of his Royal Highness, upon nary bu,ine,6. Mr. NI AN r41:118 SUTTON,. the Judge Advocate, had an audience of his ROYAL HIGHNESS, gild ,befyrc him the proceedings of some Courts ,rt A letter froth Portugal, dated Alcoenlre, Feb., , We are still quiet here, and there is every appearance of out beim; so for seine titne3t By every account that we can collek, the French are miserably on' for provisions. We are in high health and spirits, and abundantly supplied, so much sp, that we contribute ,to the support of several poor families in the neighbourhood of eft t brigade (Ge neral' ColviVit), and hare subscribed each accord ing to his tatik, a wet:My otutn for their 'support, vvh;et, "alter a first sum, more considerable, in ad• v rn,e, will be in the following rates and, propor• cities :—Licateuant-COlouel, Qs. per week ; Ma. ; .Captain, 4s. ; Lieutenant, 2s. ; and Ensign, is. in the currency of the country. `r.he 'General of course contributes handsomely. A Committee is iorrtied utithir Major Lloyd, of the 94th regiment, coosistiog of ti t;;riprttitr from each hrualrun. The CO,rnmi.tee i.t extremely zealous and akive in the thAcharge of •the laudable duty committed to it ;end sevcrol wretched familiesbive „already beep re) eyed horn this source. These fa rnilies are not, natives nor resl , 'ems at this place .or its mirtity, hut fugitives tram more distant parts, w henc o they were chisel) by the terror or aetual tyranny of the French. 14.xcellent, soup is prepued for them every day, and distributed in ;Joplin ton to their nembers, many of theta consisting of eight or Ito children. They ere rill b.l4,irirring to look cheerly in consequence., and by means of this relief, and the . approaching genial idfliWilco of the sprit g, are ,s 5 mcch revivetl; as to venture forth huttilhe miti2reble habiutions they bitd coostrni:ted its dAches and agnost beAlges, s het ever, a partial' shelter served to sive their lab Our, or to eke out their scanty ma terials,' amply rewarding, with their gratetul;Ac knowledgment, and the satislattion of beholding their improved condition, all those who have been instrumeoul to their relirol." •The Prize Ox, tram the Isle of Ely, exhibited at Lord SOMERViLLB'S recent Cattle Show, was bred and fed', by Mr. SouNsotg, and pt rchased 'by Mr. IloN'n, the butcher. This noble animal was five years old ; he had bten wintered two years on oil cake,' and the two last without. When !Ole& be weighed el 9 stone.. 41. having 25 6tona inside fat ; he proved one of the fattest beasts in all 'his joints that' .was ever known.' He was purchased 11 ; Gs. per 1401.1 e, sinking the otl'al, which rednced the price to about 9d. per lb. for the witch.. WC:ice. , " He was led to London by band; and was so gentle that A child might have been his, guide flop his nit ! . tits pasture tt) Ws slaughter-house. NAVAL r: PLYNtontit,lsacrt i3.--Arrived last evening the brig Jo and belonging to ;Halifax, NAYLOR, master, froM .thence with a cargo of timber for this port, 28. days passage, during which she encountered several 'very heavy gales, and is in a leaky 00 datnagecl'state. On Monday morning. , the . 251 h ult. in bit, 45. 2tl. N. long. 37. 37. W. site in with a brig . front .11=16, with a cargo bound tp London, which vessel wis in great distress, be• ing veil leaky, and had a short time previous shipped a heavy sea, which stove her boats and carried the Mate and ,several of the clew overboard, two of the ►atter we are sorry to state perished ; the Captain of the latter. vessel in consequence of his distressed con dition, desired that the .blot and Trillium would keep company, which was accordingly complied with, and on the evening of that day about eight o'clock the latter hoisted a ldritern,at the main-top- mast head, which was answered by a rocket, and about 10 o'clock another lantern was i:gain hOisted, winch was not answered, and at day-light, the wind then blowing a gale, the vessel . could not be seen, consequently great doubts were entertained for het safety. ~B NEW MUSICAL FLIND. I • . ~ wa Th a t i : l Irege,irtstiTtentgir):lsiteitia,t,t,tcliotillieyfersitettirddsqof, oliiituintiell,,, itual dinuer, of this admirlble Instittninn a t ilk! Crown and, Anchor'. Mr. AII.NOLIY, the Frp,likill, was tp hive taken •the'cbair, but w.ii prevented non attending by indisposition'. Mr. S:,,r,tier, 'the fro' . 6 V i . O ir . i e Ce ri Or libC111::111CpaallICiyd, tb°l1t(l.iel)eStbaleig°g110:11));01.11,1'*: ''''''''lls`jr::: cline It in favour of his son Sir GI3OIIOE SM.N.OI" better qualified by his tithe' of life for (i,.:!):lrging."' dus. Atier an excellent dinner, " I\'oro lw bis Dbm i tle '‘Vdtt finely given by I)AsaY, Hov 3s ' 4k elder 5:4' allT, and other musical geotlenicn. .1 he cov i single songs' by the sanie profesoors, tilt, 13!•:i.i.,0;; Pa:.tet,,,:rt.itlit,ddeiit.tiatic)‘,lavetsseielariebi,:ttr,ecatotili.itufi'dt,l‘tevtuibrt':.eils..t,claat,:rilnansv:lceiliti.i:::pill'e:Ll),largee drinilitti.lodliligdr. ciE.:l.2l‘l:l i :' , -.1 . ; 1 :' , 1 :1 : : ii : : 1\ , : '': , ; : , .. ; Guti save the Atog," was song kvi'll l'"''' '` a '' ' IE? '"'. Joli. emineutiy contributcci to tlic . 'l'lr''''' .. ~..! o to t . the company by his accoinpatintient on lie l'''''' , : Sir GRORGE,SIvIIIIcT, ill Wiliell the Litter als4dlil)llt.•,' and receiv..l.l wtth o g n iee t fit c' s f h a; Satil)T epillit:::0-1.11rie14:":41:r.,' toasts in /11011011 r. ~ ed ri g ' r b e e ln us s 't l :3 6 l l. loyal and patriotic toasts were O I6IV ,.,. isi ,•' lent ' ' Oociety. Many ne‘,v Sobscriners for life annual were announced; but the compooy reeeird, the highest pleasure when 'hey b eA rd of the Illi'e‘p sewed dIIIOUSA.IId poonds to the lost ogfrelabtesupbla,erib,,,alsA.o.eirit.:iialLsxo,titetl‘,,o'f,,,, •,, ficent donation 01 PRTEIt DIiNYS, ESq. WItO 11:1S1:ri.7 Gentleman was present, and the toalstiultrl°tbl.rai'llo;:ilit: ip him for his bounty was received with the elil"I , slastn which it so well merited, and Mr. P 4 ' 4Y • ri ' , bowed . 11l modest tiilence. A Gentleman 1 1 `;` 1 , 1 1 , ',,.., unniecliately'WrOtP the following iroProinptil. , i l tll .'„: Si! GEOUGE SMkitT reaCl LO the company, 30 3 g ' I w L i f ',,. appeared ,to be thoroughly in accordance wit . '...., feelings :..—. us.Nys a thousand; pounds to Mustc.gives' ,- No- to DisTR tss he y ields the gen'tous meter, ;.by A be:e ll :ill Oschill* FAME, : :: lung 4s r " L i N 6.' I°6' ‘Vith r a pture celebrate the noble'duca; .1 , 1 r, 1 , 1e whol e of the day passed with all ti,al eo',,:i site etijoytniit which arkes from festivity'ali' '...:' .......................................„.....-- . 0 tillt 1 () I-. 1)D A tiy,,Y . --Wc mentioned, a few, d 1 )”,' p` i ,i,p4 • 14'`) INlt'ethi"s of the' Cammittee on the 130'1,,,,i, Act,. \vat! held at the hollipt of Pt;r:,-,t; Nfitt,t3°'. , 1. ,,,s .e':,,, -. M. P. Who is one of that body, Thew Ile," , : ,,,t p , ' been isr;otlir Meetint:,?, and the 17:oionictLe l'f'l,:,,t _With a degree of earnestness tiro proo)'', !li'n4,tp, favourable re'sults, particularly as the ()I 'i ll s ,i(: ,.. COnsists bi men' of sk4ell4t.riown ,talelo s '''';',",, r . 1 ; 4 lablilly. The first objeet of this ICOoll";...,' ;1.2, having - ascertairned all Clip claims upon t tic I) , (4 ~t t , J i. 10 enter into compo,iiiion with 1 " rt ;::' , '' creditors for the liquidation of I twir ilen'''"[,, 4' "vat 11.1I'refol,e, but jet) ' high claims on '`''., , i . ... will prevent su:;11 arringcments,as b a l'itir I ° t ',,,1 ,, ' a Chet re oti the el:ps4:'4l sue. of Oiii I . ) ''' lrli c:;. ,. '' ' ' 11,le11 t.l SiZO PS Shuil afibia the pob. li ' 3 C . t i ' i t l 1 enjoyment of our great valional anolse) ' 4,0 . 0 ,r , • \rest.trt i Je IN'''' ~ I , • (-oya,Corninuu.eltioll Wa9 10 . ' o; ti t P . of l'rdde, to the Governor of the Ri„0 ,,0 " ' to the following died :-- I , iN,. , 0; 3 ' 'if 11101 1,. rile B L 4 l t c i e e n , se o s n w a i l l u l b su e b a he ra , rite , el t 1.,(0-rni,litiltpi:rof,t r,. „. 0 ~0, .1 be I'' lrt pi , " The Captain, the ' ship's n aive, all - I ~, ' ha l',„ must be inserted in the License, lIS Wen : 1 1 : „it el t ii ; ing port iti the Baffle. If the v est be ' tf ota 1, Oder, the ships Are to sail will' c 6l "' “Y ,' nine tendezvous as last :year.7, ' I '' silr",,p, From a Gentleman who attenc'.ed 111/,t.,0L1, l ' A , the sulsjeet just, adverted to, we onc,er),,leg,'''',A e: bonds ithto : ss , ei i ic l i I p , o b r we e 1 r a e ui q ni u :ie i u r r e r d caa b 9ru k 4 4 ofri o r et e l: l l l ia t t e . 13) 1 er i ‘ii ii,ii i i iii : ) , ,,,, i (i ii , l l ; , : ; :: , : ' o , , precaution jhaarjoiui is.to be taken, as, fr °° , l l ., v ; gl•L'',„ (). l , •'' ' ' of last year it bas been discovered/ th a t lice ' il l s'` ber of vessels, provided with li;101"",1 Iv o IV ~l run, into,the ports' of the enemy' l' n '„ The 1 ";; I tt . g'ilifinlediSattplia)tlieidn etibelirt . - g I doP le ' municate•the forms that arc to he 3, , t 0. . securities that are to be required. l e ' . or , I , sl We ' the '.( 0'" regret to communicate . e , , ,,.0 o r' alarming disturbancepi And outritgeogi (Kit o f , ppl neighbourhoodol.Nottiogharn. Ch e ' ~rt i ej ' ) , ,' i (it 00 4' l ~, la day from that place state; to , . , tbe• ~,,,r. file wOrktneo, tO the number 9f ° I : b oo 110 ,4 11 ti'''' sonibled ire ' the market-pi ice, , no a ' I .:, I al l ,, re oprrottentidoi3l)l. it 6,0,11:;,,,,,, ceded in a body to Arnold, a di"l'l)4ii,creai'"„..l4l, 1 miles, v hen their 'lumbers "'ere t 3 . 0 , %,,,;,,,,,,, p, tweet) 2 and 3Q00.--:filtis ac.,-4,-nri,',i`),t, ~ , p iv :cc , ri' ., they shortly evinced ,a,deit.,rnitilaipp...,,,c,s , 0 1 ,, ,,. - . 1 ' . 1 ‘ ,3v ^: sores at .vioience, 31 ,d plit ie.; Pip'' , ~ 0; 11 v 0 , 0 0 , . houses,-.-and deiiroy the triikties ill ' or ,;eiu ~, • . nufae;lurers. The Cause as•i',•'''' t .. 1 ,,,, , p00 i :' • • ; itt‘t:ian.clott)tpliloreeptdiaiu:Lt;rtii:tis:i:orsts!:' t i , :l e e t. e l g i d i r t: : : b / . P , t t ; 1, . 11 '::: : : ;1 : : :.:1: ., '' , ' ..,1' 1. :., ' . , but we have to , express cent ,iii:'•' ~, t i " mistaken m •t l 'lye b"'''' ,','' ,•':' c ' melt Into , •1 , - tlllat by the desirtv:lion ,01 ' '.." ' , they not only could I. ,-,' .'.' • . :.: '' ''‘ . hiuit thal, on the Conti. . , p ' •'• - , . . crease it. ' :, , .1- Letters from Koning f ' b ''' ' '', ' ', .)' '•' • ' ' Prussian puts, brolig, L iby 1 .:• ' . '1: -'' • land Mails, cot:tirm ~ 1 , Y - I '•• • ; ,:p --,,.' places. That statement, ,,, ,'• .. • ~• pp , , .• 1 those lettera, ioforined os I ' , . •• ,- ;l• ' ' ..• ' berm made to force the cr . ' I ,' -I.•' . . '. fiscated vessels to enter inlo ' it 'appears that the; a;teloPt ,;' -, ~r,f'•',, ~' ly be epetletl, treated will i f I ' I,L , , , thin by our beroit: tats ; 3 °' . 11 00 1 1 ' i , : i' . tiouS, .or rather threats, 9 ° l ' i. : 0J 1 :" - ''',.,.. f that it Will; With difficult) ‘Y*:s',lljetr...ll,lleli-oy )root doing a good deal of' epee,l" 0.1,0°.',4 o f v , , , , 'lll several grins liad been ~ cowitu•. ro I 'iticrlirnave'd bV. the thurderot",,,,,iti ',. 1 4, ~ .. , , tm . s roo''',„j eti'' • rAter E'S agents, the 534--- ociiP4 b2SC-solicitatioas of otir Op . Sailed his Majesty's ship Rota, of 38 guns, Ca 90mPtvILLB, for Ferrol 'and Co[untiai theSpanL,b brig S. Paulo, DA COSTA, uuster, fur Cotunna tfis briajt,y l ; ship Sophia, of iti guns, Captain Locremt, on`a cruize ; and Fervent, of 14 guns, Lieut. t L uu, to the Westward. Arrived the Der went, ScoTT ; and Ftiend>hi CAurt, horn Sunderland ; Rain/.le;, FILL, from Yar mouth; Flora, CooPER, blot Arundel ; Two Bro thers, COATH Clijjord, COWL LL litid London racket, CitEtOUTON, ftom London ; bent, SAKEtt, from Wales; arid the brig Margaret, HILL, master, from the Caraccas, with a cargo of cocoa 1 , .:(1 cof fee, bound ro London; last from Falmouth. FALMOUTH, MARCII 12.---ArtiVed the .ship. Re teem una,aara, AISOIsi, from Amelia , Islands, bound to London with timber, Bcc. for Government account, very leaky and much damaged to the late ' gales, and has lost ap her guns overboard, as .arm ono roan. Also put in here by Contrary winds, the , ship . Young Henry, with provisions, &c. for Ports. mouth.; and the PrinCess ry, Captain HUNT, for London---both from Waterford.' Also, to wait convoy, the . brig Ardent, of 'Workington, Captain BIRCH, fiom Plymouth, :bound to "New Orleans. Also the Albion, Speedwell,,Ckarloite, and I tallter, from Watolord. • Sailed yesterd ly thc.; Duke of Montrose .pocket, Capthin BLEW ETT with mails friim : _,New Yook and Halifax; - and ibis day, the Francis Fr eeling packet, with mail; for'Sulinam, Berbice, &c. Also the EdiVard, PA SCOB, for Bristol ; the Lively, H ittfli and Hope, MACKH AM, for Carmarthen. His Majesty's schooner illOret ha's signal of con-; voy flying to proceed to the Westward. .1 DEAL, MARCH 14.----Arr ived the Earnest brig with a Danish prize, which she captured otT the Gattupper yesterday 41io the Nymplien frigate from Yai'muuth. PORTSMOUTH MARCH: 40.--Arrived biS Majes. ty's ship drdent from ihe towns ; Berwick, Gan.! lid, and Sarpedon, from a .cruize; Sitlin and fly with a Convoy iconl Pnritnouith. Sasled 116 Alajuily's ship Ilazard; with a convoy for Newfoandlacid. I~AItK'IC 11, AttuCH 'l4.—Arrived the French ptivateer La J'ilveilere, of 14 guns and b 8 men, taken by his Majesty's ship Desir off the Texel ; the privateer had mach but one capture, which was , retaken by the Desire and.. sent for Yarmouth also the Safeguard and Gallant gun-brigs, and re-' main ; also, temain the Auckland and Lord A4lson packets, with the Heligoland.lVlail of the Bth, and the Admit ditto of the 12th inst. YARMOUTH, MARCH 14,—Saiiod the Britornart, Censor, and Nyntphen frigate, and her prize Le Vigilant, privateer, for the Nore. Arrived the Quebec, and Hebe sloop 01 war. DesirSe frigate has sent in a cutter privateer, also a Datish bark which she re-captured. CUATEIN6I, !MIMI t4.—Carne up to refit, hi , . IVlajesty's ship Sufiftsure, Capt. Lam A large hole was discovered cut through the orlop deck into the hold of the Kron Primen by the French prisoners• Upon further search being made, two holes were found cost nearly through the ship's side, almost level with the water's edge : in the event of their having cut quite through, the consequences must hive ben fatal toe great many oftthem, as the ship must have filled with 'voter, The i oiti inqcription on country inns would be now a very appropriate motto for Covent. Garden Theatre, vi . z• " Goad entertainmint for ikon and horse'''.