The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-04 00:00:00

THE SUN. 501.E14 QUIS DICkIKE F.elLSUla AVDLAT ? L O.X D 0 IV; dLT GUST 4, !Sol. Loui) ~.squadron was clistinaly , seen. from the Heights of Do•fir in I,?culogni . Boy," on Sunday,. with a'number'of-VesselS, amounting in appeafabee to al our. 4p. Hls Lordship has already sent home." Di,pat..ches, which arrived.,at;r : DolN! yesterday afternoon in the Cygnet Cutter,. the Crew of which t.portcd,, din about Thirty French tun-1 boats were lyirg -;under -the Batteries, - : and, the Attack . was expeCted to_ ,take place upon -them last , WE yesterday announce :1 the glorious intern tence of Sir. jAmEi SA:umAr,EZ'S Vitc.tory, the de_ . tails of which 'were in the CQUiSC of the afternoon • blished in a Lo'izi., l o,l cazi.fte Extraonfinary. From , . the late hour at which it appeared, we couTd - find pi ice for it only in part of our Impresbion ; and it this chiy repeated," for the sati,fadion of all our Reader,. ' --• air of: the. Crew .of the Real Carlos, consisting of.upwards of 1060 persons, only is were saved! Fiad rite Enemy's Squadron prepared for sailing foar hours sooner• thatr.they did,. the whole .would cr,viog to. the ineohwiete . state'of the the (:,eskr's foreinast being fished • • • .When she •saited fi'om Gibraltar .4ay, and the Spew: ter and ..4,7.1aci.;::s being scardel3' , in a better state. Any eul , gitittl an the galluntty.and spirit mani, feted- by "-th c : Oiricers and .Seamen : of the Brjiisli Squadron, wo,uld tall lit sb rt of the:r ileserts,; is sufficient -ob-,.rve, that it must be .ranked aitronJ,t'ibe lnost hertilt:iand ,ACtiOns. Of the v le,e . nr, or for:net:Nur. It 'is utmecessary - expa tiati, on. the fici'yantagei - thilsCOriv'erting; hat.the Enemy had considered - • ,as a r tzzory into 1 Dcteat. The purios'..3 to. :Nhich they qpiicd their assumed triumph, in the erigou s.:rageinerit- 6f tlieir Troops - toivards the threatened In , v aston. of this Island, sufliciehtly prove the'vlue . Of oar success. We long; prophesied tht the balance -.of ti,-..;ir--'Navy E — stimates the end of. Illessidor, . . (the - m';:-H, just expired) . would be less flvo:.:::4[lie, tr.; thern-,chan the Moniteur had considered 'Thc• Park itnl T0 , ,i , .-1-G11:13 were yesterday fired, on ti:_ Vietory , of Sire. SAUICIRtZ. st,or, as the brolight by-Lie4itc:nant . DumA r: E , received at-the Admirillty, a .11.1.e5"- sei di:l....tr.:bed to the KilNd - at Wey - mouth,. .ho wouid Nave arr:iyed. la . jst. niglit;before'His lESTY retire), to rest. . . the General Orck - cs• issticd - hy the Commander of h.. West Dist:la, after exhorting all Offi cer:; (:) Coips to the striftest vig4nce in their !ten, ~ , rticli-irly• in . 01- modes . . .adopAtil by Ligilt.,,TrOnp, tho i se be eisen, ustful, should the Ei:;emy. effea a• landing in the Distrift, it is intfmated,, that the women, sick, . and heavy baggage, will be disposed of according to the ‘orders- already gi) . 'en.; and be - sent to Amesbury. If the Army , mov.t.tsjorw,i,d, to the Coast; _any sn: rerfluous ba'ggage . folind . 69 the mit-eh talme diately.• burned; anci,:as the General is resolved . on -this boi:it,-.oflicers are - a?:‘, - tifi..cautioned aecordinolY • On- .Sattirday a party of the A rtil cry ittarch&l • ioto -"the cirnclel of Vlyintraz!l, wit; six long z4pp6unders aod .four hovii s izers :of the same: 'weio-Itt of The M'aga'zine.s 0f..1-,rencl, oats,.. &c,; are .row filling. Ott IfFrott‘ood,likiloiii.,-Storiford, and Siebbing, .in Essex, .Cur tne. t.Lipp;y:'of Such ‘i.o.sitecii-.4-1 : kili• k_:x.ig:!ncy of this service, that Ofeirlo . dds all - Suilday last at the formcr..tOwns—. . ; . ALa e Erlearrymitit'is new forming on the share of S;. o.y Coln al; 11 Vrarningtree. Riv e rs ? tin tit::„ Cr, ;sr : a ~a rt of laresent G.trr;s(A - 1 of C,,lcht.:3rer i;re 6.-fierc'd to tak e t:li, F or drilla' ry, forrnTlicriTiol ;'s to be abl,! ;;) sec off, ;1t wr.rn*.ri;, of 41 - ,-country. horses in • cenicc, ac,l drivers. and erl inners s:ecn on the: spur. I , : rear ut die guns; which grieral d the chi.z . eah , ..l.- ;.'," }`l and ail othey . ;:praraLu s that - • H.!:-.; Lick of : • 'vVheat .carted about: E;sex, the I:.tter end.of hist.wet.x.; cittlr,Ci'S of a it ca! white dil l) le were suiti• - in ford' rn'arket on • At half I , ;tst two o'clock on ;iunday thorniog, one of t! - 'e Police : Sutveyors, on his ditty on •the River, observed a I)utit)e at one ef•the lajztlixn sc;hva ,- iiltri tolling two hales of cotton up . I,licl•tai . r:;;• trop a . boat which -11. id the -King's. 'mark upon •i, all of WhiLlithaa ben stolen from 'the B4Atit', laying off the Cu,tom-hoilse •Qu,!ys. Before the . oiicer - Ind 'time to had, the patty male their-escape. .13y the mark', ( 1 hi:baits the owners were traced our, who est rnat.:st the -v;lue of the goods at upwards of ' • • • .1 - The•Sraniards, since their rew- Alliance•with.tite Republicans, have con,idercti themselves as haying nu firther occasion for .KING CHARLES. • ' 44 y if 4 ,,, .• , 1 ,- 4. , „.„..,,, - •v•-- -, \-4- - -,- - - 0- , I f , tz. ' (V., 0 ,_ ~,,a, N AVAL ,t , - , '"? 4,. ~- • ' •-- , ; • - . 4 4:64 '_',-/.. o 4 x. - • - - • • -.,-_-.,.,,,,. •,-.. ' Nor.-1111 imperium pelggi, seevzirque &denten', &d Wih sui-te datUM. _ LONDON_ giIZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, MONDAY, AtiGUST' 3. glty . .o . gice, Aug. 3, 2 got. if. . .. • Durnaresq, of His- IWaiesk.F',,s , Ship ,c)t i iitt, arrived las; night with DiTacchepfro i nii, Rar.:Adtilt , r,ai Sir James Sauinatez, Bart. off- which the'followirg are Copies Ca'sar,.of Cape : Trafalgar, July r 3,. 1801. Ithas' . pleased:the Almighty to crown. the exer-. dons - o this Squattron with "the. most decisive Suc cess over the Enemies of their Country.- The Three French/Line 'of _Battle Ships disabled in the Anion of.the Othitistant,. 'off Algeziras, were, on the Bth, reinforced by a Squadron of - Five Spanish ,tine : of -Battle ShipS':under the command of Don Juan, Joaquin: de Moreno, sand 'a - . French Ship of seventy,four guns, wearing . a Broad Pendant, besides. Three Frigates, and an' incredible - number of.Oun-boats:,and „other Vis"sels - ,' and 'got under -sail yesterday, morning, tocrether With His Majes . ry'S late • Ship - Hannihal, wriich they. had succeeded-in getting . off, the shoal on which she struck , I 'almost despaired. of having a sufficient.force.in readiness to,oppose.to such numbers ) but, -through,. the- great exertions *of Captain Brenton,,,,. the Officers and Men belOnging,tO the,--a the Ship was. in .readiness to. yv,4l:i out of the Mole. yesterday.morn--- jog — , and. got.- under weigh immediately alter s with all tile Squadron, except the Pompee, which :ship . ,fiad not had" time toget in her masts. , , Confiding. in, the . ieal and intrepidity of the Of • icers and-Mien` I; had . . the happiness to serve with, I determined; :if possible, 'to obstruft the passage of this very, powerful force to. Cadiz.- L4te.in-the ,e.vening observed the Enemy's Ships to lkay.e clear4d) gibifteta-Poi0; and at eight, I--,brnf r ujr, with Sqtfa4ron to. stand after them.- -Ma jesviscc-Athip .Superb being stationed .a-hpA of The directed Captain . Keats . to tnalze - sil;- . a t t . l ( ti atta±.- - the stcrnmost ships in the Enemy's - tear" using .his endeavours to keep in, shore of At eleven, the Superb- opened her fire . , close to the Enemy's ships, and or the Cxsar' , s coming up and preparingto.,engage' a. three-,decker that _had hauled Iter•,:Wind, the .. was perceiteil to : have .t;iken fire; .and the flames. having corimunicated to' a Ship to .le. yard of her, both were "seen. it, a blaze, 'and presented a most awfUl .sight; No possibility exist-_ inY•of offering theieastassistanc.e in. so distressing situ. tion, :the. Cesai, pasSedito - close with the Ship engaged by _the Superb; but by. tie ebol and Jezer_ milled ;fire kept' upon her, .Wluchfin.r,t es ' 2r" the highest. credit. on . that:§l - lip, the Enemy's ,Ship Was compltefy..siienccd, anil 4 Sbon afterhauled' down her Colours - :. . ST R, The Venerable and Spenc...r having at this time c6rne "up, Lb , )re - rup'; after the Enemy, who-ntre carrying a press of Sail', standing out of the Straits; and - lost s tof them chittrig% the r I e xceSs b/ay hard . : . till 'daylietti:"and in the inotning the only Ships in cdmpinv -Avr.)rethe. Veneitble and Thames a=head of ihe ones of the .French Ships at .sortie disfatsc . e from them, staraing - towaras the Shoals of Conil, - besidesccheNeneer:asterncorn ing up. , All the .Ships - immediatelif made ail With a frc breeze, but, as, we:apptciaehe'd, wind Suslcleoly failing, the Venerable was alone able to bring h - e,"r, to A ftion, which Caii(ain Hood did in the most-gallant: manner, and had . nearly -silenced .the 'French . Ship, when his main-mast (which. had , bcen'before wound 7 eel) was., UnfortOnately" shot awav, at ci it comij , ig i neatly calth, the . Enemy.'s".:siiip. was -'enabled 'to. l zgeertiff,. without any possibility or 'following, •:. • ' -` l tl a ig m b ° e;t '. Captain Hood, the • - Officer,s;and Men ot. the,Vcrierable, for the.ii spirit and ialiantry in the Adion, which entitled them to better success. The ITiellch ship Was:an eighty four, with adoiitioria.l guns . on .the guniale. This Action was So hear, the . shoie,. thlft.thd Ve, nerzible struck .on one. of the shoals„ .but was soon after, got off*,•.ittld• taken in tow by the Thaines,, but With the . l.Oss her 11 . 14it's . ' ' • - • • The,Enemy's Ships are nos in sight to thelVest ward, standing, in .for Cadiz.. -The Superb and, Audacious, with the captured Ship, arc also in sight, wr h; the Park, tta Portuguese Frigitte, to,nam4nded by Captain CrawfurdiDuncan,-whci - very handsomely came out 'with the. Squadron, and.has been of the to Captain. Iceats, in stay. i tho Enemy's Ship captured by the Superb. arn proceeding with the Squadron for 'Rosier Bay. and. 1/all proceed, the moment. the ships are, re. fitted to resume -my station. - ' • - : _ . . No praises that I . can beStoW areadeqoate'to the merits of the:Officers and s:llip's.compqiiies' of 'all, the Squzidron, pattieujarlyi for their unieniitted'exer tiens in refitting the shipSat i Gibralt . ar, to . whicii i in . .a ,great degre.,..i.s.to be.aSpried the success of. the ..: . vpadron against the. Enemy. ,-. .' ' . . ... i - . Although fin Spencer and .Andacicies had not .the good fortune to partake of this -Aftioh, I.have no doubt -of their exertion, had they .cc;tne up in' time to close with the Enetny's Ship. • • . . rt. - .l\4,7l4 l tikti Ire. also- Ile to Capt HP 0r ain oll; 1 , 5 , e - ai Tli9l44;'aiiif-ft) the fionotirable Captainii-LitiitAL l of . .. ,ii - r. • i Etelthi3fe;:SeK9' . se assistance was tio.rticul,irty . usecui: , to Vaiit;ritt Jc.catis •ih :.•:Ftliing,- the Eneilli!'S ' ,I4llil, a ild 6;11)1111 . g the . Siti)ei-b to stand after tite 84 - ith,;( l circm, in case of having been edablcd toetmetv" the A4I;a11, ''' - .: - 1 I herewith encrpse the Nztmes of the Enemy's Ships, • I have the Honour - to be, 8.7 c.. . •„, • iSigned)- 1 J. SALINIA-REZ. Evan Abean, Esq. Lisi of the Stanish Squadron that arr;ved at Cadiz from Ferrol, • on the 25th of April, under the Command of Don ,Yoaquin de liforeiio (Lieutenant-General), as Vice-Admiral,aitd proceeded to Algezirat Bay, the 9th of July Ilk!. Real Carlos, of 152 guns, Captain Don J. Esquerra.. San He.rmenegildo, of al2 guns, Captain Don Jai EmparAn. San Fernando, of 94 guns, Captain Don T. Malina. Argoput, of Sa guns, Captain, Don j Harrera. • San Augustin, of 74 guns, Captain Don R. jopetet. • San Antonio, of 74 guns, under Fretch Colours, taken by the Superb. Wanto French Lugger, of 12 guns, _ The Admiral's Ship the Real 'Carlos, and the San fiermenegildo; -were the two Ships that took . • • ,ore and blew up. (Signed) ' J....SAfiftAREZ. •- • . Cesar;. of Cate Trafalgar, SIR, July 14, 1801. . I herewith enclose, for their Lordship? further information, the statement I have; received from Captain keats, to whom, the greatest praise is due for his gallant condua on the Setvice anded . to. Captain Hood's merits are held in too high - esti. mation to receive additional lustre from any praises I can bestow.; but I only do justice to my own feelings when observe, that in no instante.have I. known superior bravery to that displayed -by him on this occasion. I have the Honour to be, &c. &c, &c. Evan Nepean, J. SAUMAkEZ. , Superb,, eff irafalgar, SIR, Juy 1 3' , 861; . . .. Pursuant. to your direEtions to state the particu lars of the Siyerb's services last night, I have'the honour' to - inform you, that in consequence or your direCtions to make sail up to ~and . engage'. the sternmost of the Enrny's . Ships, at lialf-past eleven' I found myself a-breast of a Spanish Three; decked Ship (the Real Carlos, as appears.thy repoit. of Some Survivors), which, .having brought in one vviili two other Ships nearly line.a-breast; I opened. my. fire upon - at not more than three, cables-length.; this evidently prOduced good effect, as well-in this Ship as . the- others abreast .of her, which soon began firing on each other, and at.tilnes on the Superb: . Irt pbout a quarter of an, hour, I perceived the Ship I was engaging, and which had lost -her "I'dp.:mast; to be ott.fire, upon which weingantly . .I.teased to .molest her, and I proceeded on .to the -Ship —next . at hand, - which proved to be. the San Antonio, Seventp.fbnr Guns, and Seven - 1-fundr - ed: and. Thirty Men, commanded by: the ~,chef. de Divi:iion Le Rey,' under French Colours, - Weitring' a .Broad Pendant,- and - manned neatly equally : w tth Yrecveh and-SpanWt Seaen, and which, afir Some:At:lW -•(the Cbef bei wOunded); struck her Colours. • I learn from the very few- survivors of the.ShipS that cauglit fire-. ancl2.bletv up c (which, in an open bo is i•e;.tchecl the Superb' at the titu:shevag.Taking jio;spssioq(if7the San Atgonior filar in the colikgSlon of:fhe*aclion the Fierinenegildo,,(a. Eirst Rat also& mi s the kezd:carlos for anEnemy,it . taon 'Do...idler anddShared bei.nwlariehoty • Services of tliis nature 'e - annOr ;Veil be-ex :pet - led to be performed without soffit foss, hut . sthoui,li we have to lament that Lieuten a nt E. AST;iiier,-,alic.i• Fourteen Seamin and Marines hive beers wounded, most of thin severely, still there is reason.to" : re joice that -that is the extent of oni'lOss: received :able and atlive as,istaticF from Mr. Saniuel Jackson, the First Lieutennot, and it my dirty. to"iepreseAt . to yip, that the QfficYtfrs. 61 ail descriptions, Seamen and Marines, conductedthem schies with the greatest Steadiness and Gallantry:. I have the Honour *to be, &c. &c. &C. R. G. K.EATS; Sir James Saumarez . ; Bait, Rear., Admiral of the Blue, - DOTTER, Au a. 3. _l. I L LORD NELSON'S Flag was, distinaly seen from Lour Hills yesterday in Boulogne Bay.—He appeared to.liave a Flotilla of about forty vessels of "dilFerent descriptions. The cygnet Cutter arrived from the Fleet this afternoon, and landed Di:patches frod Lord NEL , is reported by some•of the Cut ter's people, that about thirty Gan-boats. are out, and lying under the proteCtioo of the Batteries, and that - An attack is expeded to be made' upon them this ,evening. • FA LlllO , Aua'. z. • Lit ES Q , landed at ails _place &op the L2rtis a hired, Brig,. Lieut. ,Ttt.uscovr "coinmander, chdrg-cd:vittzl?iipatclleS from Sir JAMES SAUMAR E Z, to-tlleAdmiralty. • 'I - Arrived,. AmetiCan Schooner tli@m; CA 'coffee; spg4r,- scc. _an4 sail_ . 61_agajn . for 13citirdeti); } Sailed the ship Elizabeth, Captain NPGEE, with wheat, flour; &c. for• Liverpoiil ; and the American SehopperAmp, with 'rum, &c. for Copenhagen. • PLYMOUTII, AvG.. . . . . 'ARRIVED the Lowisa, hired Armed Brig, com manded by Lieutenant W. Tausc or'i, from Minorca phd witb:Dispatclies.. - Lath c6tregpondent gives a -Vcry particularaetail,of the' Icrivus :Nci;cn, but astyt:'ool,qlpl Accolint'fs given 'i)rece - i*Courrins, we - odec.litie repeating-ix.] ' . • •.. . . . Arrived the mu: a . Frigate, frotn:a,Crutze. ofF Brest • 'add : Freda Alercliatit, Brig. captured by the. Dasher Sloop . , : of Wiry - 1 , • • 'PO RTSIVId Uili; Awc. 3. THE Luigo:which- arrived 'fat night,-,proved to be the P/Jmouth, from Gibraltar, with the Of- ficers of the Hamnibal on board, who are cOme-hor;, on parole. The Goliah, of 74 guns, is gone out of the. Har bour to Spithead. SHEERNESS, AUG. 3. 1 9 . . . —1"1"/111—dry-n1eitxth ifitiver er jury -masts, fitted for the purpdse of a Floating •43;461 the Cba ; - • Last - night the Glaitafr• went out of Harbaur to the' No re . - Lis t -of. 114 e. French arid Spanish . - Scitpd ro ns that • sailed from Ole --Bity,-,of Alu - ein:a3 on tile z 2th of July FIRENCH. La Formidable _ L'ldomptabie L•e Dess'aix guns SPAI , TISII. The Hannibal 8o Real Carlos So San llernienegildo 74 San Fernando Frigate Washington gt , P s ' 74 Argonaut --. • San Augustin 1 4 San Ailtonio - 74 `(under Frencb Colours' , taken by the Superb. Besides numerous Gun:.boats, &c. karrisn. guns. Cwsar, Admiral Sir JniuLs SAUMAREZ So Venerable, Ciptain'Hooli - Audacious, Capt. Sir H. EARZow spencer, Capt. 17n - S..iperb,Capt. KEn•rs Chariot:a (Portuguese Frigate) - not engage/. "Lieutenant DYMARE , Q, who 'arrived with the Dispatche's'•frolif:gir JAMES SAIIMAR•EZ, •is pro moted to the 'rank of Post.:Captain, and the first, Lieutenants--of all the :Ships ; engaged, to that -0 Master and Commander-. 74 not mgagea: 74 ngt e7Rug,Cl. ....Capt. FER RIS, late of the Ilannib , 7l, has been ex , ebinged." "The,Crew are Prisoners of .War at Al' goziras, . The Pompeii., Capt. STIRL I NG,"is coming 1100 to be repaired. inveift;o7i, - -pfst .c l 3tured by His Majestyl iineoitahter,. .43$ guns, Capt.:l - fartimet,. Cape-•Ortegd, independent of being:2S fine s ship of . 1 - I : r'clas:a'N . lrats . litj6ii -- se",il.cifis-viar ; is a greaCtiiriosity) fitter} }foal each other ; ~,tl94. f irgt, irtzin:"masi,. taking- froo , forivard is tliticlii' , /-est . the.fore:Thast awl the second. . ot height] ; the-inizetv mask , the Mfitirrest 'Of the;wlitile; lint the has 10 4 C nt s ,. 'rigged.. a loft; • Sll f e., - • frea. Lenath having thir eel) yorts - no-eaelt side..ou'a floo accirs, from- the:water.; She'appeirs IO be a well-equipped,Sliip, analier. wit° fir as a Pri va teen must, have been very expeiisive,:° to tie ff. iished in -a ..styleitise-ri o r •to 410 0 • 01 her des'cript ion. . •• • - . [ rs ofiice; Of th e' ..) e- te'rs;;;,( .2 c 3 . 8 guest in, ;I:OctIoes p:ty, • ; ace, that ,Captaia iviußß:zt t . 0!T/ y Ceft1; ,and Crew, ,%trere . sitcvdt but jitisbn e rs : _T () he ray iet te. yes recci '-c;tiw :fie' w;ly, jer,ey.. •`'i:Viil".',* with the ConvO f4pivzh , --S.)uc.t I?...l)aits - El9i" hetir oh 23(11 july, : wit . i.l a signal perpitrihg I.llle - . Ra.tler Pan , Pri'b with tide ConVor f o r t N: , rih .-. ward, 3:W(24,h:qv) tt 23d.nf pilY• A . !“) E ~of Liverpool, y/hic-h, wT s op shoreat...sineur,.'iS off"agatn, and in the road., . . The' Hull. LOndoit, and. :Scotch' - Veiselsi - , Linda .Convoy -or the Sally Armed, Ship, F•oLv t:„, wer o lying at - Cuxhaven the 29th. of July; they i itiretapv ed. t!..i.sail . ,theday boort:, ,but were obliged tto Fu g oack b'y -strong. 11 - 1( : : contrary winds. .The MeI:ARDS, from Bristol to quebei is put into Ylittortl.- . -- New,Yo-rk Ptiperi;tso ro'the loth of June are re' ceived, but •theit content: - are extremely unimpor' rant and uninteresting b We 'ive Seieeted rite orili irticles ;,iiviitest degree worthy' of observA" Rd It is ge-neraby understood thiii the President / 05 determined to discontinue the American Legation the Court of .I..isboil and . The . Bataviart Repooc' This resolution is s4iLl.to have originated in consicle' rations of national economy, and a wish to superse de thelpresent delicate forms of Diplomatic connetti' o _, ° With thee. ;Powers. It i s conce i ve d t h at ev er)" necessary commercial relation with these State ; may he kept .00 :by the appointment of respedo Consuls, with .powers , stridly appropriated to Ell e intercourses of trade,, and entirely divested, of th e routine of diplomatic ceremony. An Official letter ft'om .the- American Consul at 'Gibraltar, : dated.the zzd of April, is AV holly silent on .the subjeZ.l , of a ;Decl ara tion of War by the Da d of:ALcrtrts- . agaitist the United States. A-. Letter from ari Officer at- Fort William give s some room for suspeCting that the . dispositions' the Creek -NatiOns..are not of the most friendlY kind. .A incetii)g of these tribes was - shoitly . c% . pcetedi and apprehensions were - entertained til 3r some hostilemeasures.Were in agitation. Colonel TIUMPIIRIE3, Who during the AmeriC ol , War was the Aide-de-Camp,and confidential fries' of General has been recalled frO'r Madrid, and Mr: . CH ARLES P INCK N EY , o f S o t Cato; re: 1, has beznnornioated Minis tct to that Court' . It 'time Mr.PINCKNEY soticitea a rnissic ti to 10ti,',66,• but was informed that Mr. is:rt..;.c ‘.vas ati ,at .employed in a Negotiation, -which ;.ati3f4.‘".tion of.the Presiden t ) ' , ;vho :had coo:,:qttently'yquested him -to covtittue-i 4 Ca the ii::‘x,' , te r nening - of 'Congress. • • 41; 8A.t.4.71r , t, of Cworgia, was very importo, thr mte for the appolr.tinctit to: Madrid, and the !Kell' nation of_Mr.- has given rise to a coo' ofAliscontent. • - • , . The . Average Price - of &tar, computed from th e , .returns Allude for dr.; y.-eek en ling the 29th clar juir; i SO Shilli, : z4s and Thar iffig . Earibins: per huathed weight, r.:1;%:. - ca 0 t R for( :it hi ''..Pliail the see Far this bre: Chu of I Eccl Ist T firm; Pal;