The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-09 00:00:00

SIiEE-RNESS, MARCH S: ARRIVED and came into Harbour, the Alello Fire ship. • His Majesty's Ship La Desiree has . ggne out '6f Harbour; having been refitted. - DEAL, MARCH 8: SAILED yesterday, His M ijesty's 'limit, Nemesis, and Arrcw Sloop, to .the West iyard ; and this morning the Londoff i . of 98 guns, and Teazer Gun:.brig, for Yarmouth Roacli . . The Harpy Sloop of War arrived this morn ., • ing from Portsmouth, and proceeded through the Downs immediately to join the North Sea'Fleet. The American Ship Maria, .IrtroLts, for Charlestown, came donrhis afteinoon from the • River, and remains. ADMIRALTY COURT, MARCH 7. NEUTRAL•SHIPS. Ti-iE following interating Case occurred in th High Court of Admiralty of. England, before Sir - lUSISC VOCCLte The jonge Yrocw Wilbelmina, a Neutral Ves r,el, Capt., JAcoßos, commander,. belonging to Pappenhitrgh, and engaged in a course 'Of trade on the coast of Holland, perfectly . consonant to the Laws .of Nations, was stopped and boarded by the Ajax, a'Guernsey Privateer. The Cap rain of the Privateer; through the medium 'of an interpreter, intimated to Capt. JAcoßus, that he had good reason to think he was engaged in a contraband commerce, which the inspettion of his : Ship's Papers would expose ; but that if he Would give him a certain tit= of money,' he would release his ship. The Captain of the Iffiiheinthia, 41artned at the, circumstance - of having his ship boarded, and apprehensive of his voyage being de /ayed readily consented to the demand; in order to get off, and paid the Captain of the Aj ax w h a t he thought proper to extort. No sooner had this . transaaion been concluded, than the Ajax made prize of, the Neutral Ship, and carried her into Guernsey, where the Prize-Commiisioners con demned her. The ground of condemnation was, that the 'pretence by which the Captain of the 4jax obtained a sum of:money to release the ship, was an innocent stratagem to make the Captain of the Neutral Ship confess the truth; and that the payment of it by the latter, was an absolute ad mission of his catiying en an illicit commerce. The matter was•brought•into the Supe:ior Court, rind upon taking the depositions of the Neutral Captain,,'and examining hi s Papers; it appeared l i e -yeas in the prosecution. of . a legitimate cons sverce• • • To answer this, the Affidavit of the Commis - which appeared to have been irreguligly r ocUred, was produrecl, stating, that they . had r r oceeded on the ground, that the ,stpitagem of s fiEtaPiain of the rijax_was an innocent one, and t hat the, compliance of Captain JAcopus decided' quesiion of his trading; after hearing Dr , -NiciioLLs, the;'King's Advocate, fOr the CiptOrs, and Dr. Lt.irßENCE,for the Neutral Owners,". Sir WILLIAM Scott .pronounced 'Judgme nt . i-T e expatiated upon the general Laws of Nati ons , w i t h regard to' Neut.ra,l Powers; and:then applied them -to the particular , case in.question. lie 0t... pressed him Self in unqualified terms of indigna tion at the.ctniduCt, `trot Only of the. Captain of the GuernseyPrivatcer, bat of the Coinnui'sion. ers who had sanCtioned it; he feared such practices -Were but too prevalent ; it was a Speciti.il' Con.: auCt disgraceful .to the and:FrO, the INlational'Charader ; he Wished - he' contd . ' have itsed softer tcrins., Vat in spe.:king . of,sl4:hAlia . a, he could no otherwise describe it, than as!oppres_ live; unjust; and fraadulent an ihir.ction of th'e. Bights orNeutial *itions ; , 4 disgrace to ;11g, jils, rice of our own, and, a violation of itsliositive Laws. The innoceritStratucM, aS it. was . g . ;illed, and the undue a4.,,-.entage attempted to.bc made.Of were, in his opinion, ads of the highzit atrocity, and ,deierving the severest Sion and. punishment. All the satistattion he ,could make to the injured Neutral o\vners, they should receive at his hands: andi to that effete} he decreed, that ;he til/behnixa should be restored to them, and all the loss, damages, e)tliehees, and costs, occasioned by her detention, fully paid by the CLiptaittof:the.:Brivateer, or by his Owners. .tt Is reported that. Governor BROO4, of St. Helena, having taken out apart. of the carg-nes of four hornewrcl-hodn'd East Indiamen, had sailed with them (or the River de la Plata, to seize upon the•Slianishf Galleons lying there bound to Europe.. This entetprize, if undertaken as le_ ported, we sincerely hope-will be as successful as the vilantry of it deserves. Sortie days ago two Frigates, the, one mounting guns,,, under " favour of h a iy weather„ . eluded t he observation.orour Squadron 'off Flushing, and pUt to sea, ;supposed to be destined,for Dunkirk ; gin their .passage, however, they.feli . in with the tolehay Frigate, of 32 gun,, which obliged.them to return,• and literally chaced them into Flush ing. One Of the Enemy's Ships lost her rudder, ,and was otherwise so. much damaged as, to be obliged to go into dock. ,We .have not' heard' what injury was'sustained by the Solebay. On Wednesday last one of our Cruizers looked into Flushing, : and saw one of-those ships, and • the Pluto of 64 guns,' ready for sea ; .there 'likewise, a Sloop, 'ship-rigged, mounting 1 8 guns; itivo large Schooner Gun:.bonats, each carry ing two eighieen 7 pounders forwaid, and two twelve,' Eunders aft; and a Lugger, formerly? the Growler,, nglish Gun.vessel3 each of the latter having so: . men.. About two miles ' above the Tow n there a was large Gun-brig, and some' smaller craft; but nOtriri The Friends, from Lisbon for Liver pool, is taken and carried invi Vigo, .PARIS, FEB. 44 .13ERLiN, HAU CW TZ has re ceived a visit. from the Hanoverian Envoy, who was, no doubt, sent to the Prussian Minister by Lord CARYSFORTj to sound, him as to the views of his Government. . He spoke. of the distinction which still exists between Great Britain and Hi nover, which, he said, might, by descending to one of the Sons of the KING of England form_an Jndependant State. He stated, that Hanover _had no share in the quarrels which were breaking out, and had determined not to interest herself in them. To which the Prussian Minister replied, That as his- -BRITANNIC MAJESTY arbitrarily took whatever steps•he chose at Sea, the Conti nental Powers would at in the same Manner upon their Territory. " • The - Answer which M. AtiTSOF I N made to Lord GRENVILLE, states, that -the Court of London - having ailed" with - bad faith , to Russia, His MAJEsTY had laid an Embargo !von English Vessels", which should be continued untir.Midfil was restored to the Order of St. John. That the Ships and Sailors had been secured ; that the wants of the Prisoners should be provided for ; that the Agent, Scxw IST, had been senr, as being unnecessary" : And lastly, that England must not hope to have har Communications opened wish Peterthargh, until Malta was restored: STRASBOURG, FEB. 26.—Peace was proclaimed at .14evna, on the, 26th of February by the Aulic Chancellary.., Notwithstanding the Proclamation of Peace, the French Troops remain in Upper Austria : They are even going to extend them.. selves to Sr. Palt..-n, within ten leagues of VieNna, in order to facilitate their subsistence by being thus dispersed. . But this, as well as some - other circumstances, slim that there is a great political object in . view. The re-establishment of Poland is spoken of, and also the expuhion of the Turks from Europe. It is certain that the Insurrea-ion ary Levies in Hungary are approaching the Frontiers of Turkey,' and Of e; General KE ENMAY ER has'. - been appointed Con= mander of the Army:of Ipstirreetion of Transyl, vania,, and great preparations are making for war in that quarter. . .` ' STRASBOURG, FEB. 27.—ThC EMPEROR has ratified the Treaty of Peace, and has officially sent it to the Diet of Ratisbon. • .The Principal Commissary, the Count DE LA' TOUR and Dt's, and the Imperial ComMissary,, went iii grea t.. haste from triennrz to Ratisben... , . The first Sitting was to have taken, place yesterday. General MORE* AU set out yesterday - to.,.meet, his \c-ife who will accompany. him-, to Vienfit. , . _ We have been officially informed, - that' M.. DL ri.ki.ITSCH cw, with all his Suite, has bsen tar. some days at Mayence, fram which place de e) , were to have set out yesterday: fO - r Lawterbcrifg. They Are.detriolishing the Forts of Kel.;l and' of Ca.fse/ with great rapidity. rEBRITART 5. The Squadrpn ot!Admiral G ANTit E AUKIE - has teized, five or six Vessels ; arnon others, one containing• aolVomen, on the road front Afa/ta 'to Port Mahon', bdoliging to the Soldiers of Sir R. AB EittROM.BY'S Army. BERLIN, 0/3 dr.te.)—The KING of PRLTssIA said, soine days ago, in the midst of his Court, f. f England has .reached its extremity, • it is time to put an end to'the Comedj. ; .: - TheTinglish have manifested their perdy . , and the moment is at length-come for' reducing .theitii'reason." EXtra.a, from several Letters fonnd on hoard , in , the 0 the "SF. 10. 1 )6 . c:!i - t'reo the • ~r • Mediter . 6near., hy the I tench Le L:ol.. FROM LORD KEITH, DATDDt IITH DECE I NBER, 024 - I!IPAR'D THE' FOUDROYANT, To MR. I E NO.LISH "'Lord Kt IT If requests the Congul to infoim that the Ports of ,N,ars.eille§,.. iintt s NiCe, in a- state 6f"Blocl:ade ; all - Ships going - itr• of ontm‘i;iii be confiscated; That an F.t*lfsh Squadron is stltithititl''bifOre_ - Barcelona, 'Which will' shut up the trance of it against all Ships laden with G.rain or any Otliii• 1 1 ryvi ions ; •and that as - long TM r the- -French, shall- hold Leghorn, the * English Frigates anchored in the ROad i SIZ2II pre - tent Cornhilitileatlon With the Place, Lord Kzrft iiits-Itodoilbt that the BEY will inform: his Subjeti4 bT this, and will severely punish all who rieglc,it to notice it." . • - EXTRACT OP A 'LETTER : FROM PORT MAHONSTSI MR. P. MATRA, I;ATED 18TH I),EC• " On the representation of tiler Magistrates-0Y Port Mahon, that the Island is in want of Corn, and that a. Minorcan Vessel having returned empty from the Leirant; is to go from Malta Tun;s in order to get Corn : The Consul is.re cinested to obtain permission of the BEY ` of Timis 1 to export the necessary quantity.", Extra a four Letters from Mr. P. MATRS, dated ficemfrirdia, the .18thand. 22 er l b oth ' . and sth and 6tli January, to Mr. HENRI' CLAitrg, the British. CZ'zige des A fairer, at "4:tilis. Mr. CLARKE is informed in' the first; ' gc That Lord KEITH and Sir RALPH ARIA CROMBY, 'commanding the British Forces in the! Mcditerranean,, recommend to him extraordinary vigilance with respea to the States of Barbary„ as far as' relates to their conduit towards the. French,, both: in furnishing them with Provision, I and in facilitating their communication with! Egypt."' • - in the second, Mr..Ci4ai:r is informed: ": Thai Lord Kurt-I;nd Sir P. DY) had sailed on the preceding .evening ,(21St: December), frOm Mato, with So Ships of .Ward having titiops‘ On board ; that previously to . their! 'departure, another Division under •the,orders• Sir RtcHARE) /I!cit . Eitro N, had appeared Off,t c he . Islatid, on its'road . to the same destination . ; and! that another .Army had. been dispatched for; Egypt' to aEt in concurrence with it,' whiCh was ec-cn stated, had already . arrived ) ", sei .a4ds_tlitt.Consul MATRA, a Egypt will r ere Lag,. restored to the Porte." In this Letrer„hc.an. nounces, , that some Light Cavalry had •arrived,. *Well was about to proceed to join the Aimy ; and by way of Postcript he says, " that the , have evacuated the whole of Tuscany,- with the exerlitiOn of 4g-b.:717:, which he hopes also will sbon be evacuates" Mr. CLARKE is requested to obtain permission of the BEY of Tunit, to send a cargo of Wheat to Malta; and of Oxen to .Malta. The Consul MATRA, in his . Letter of the 6th. January, expresses to Mr. CLARKE his A:101011 at hearing, that the BEY had refused Provisions foe. Minorca, Which he considers as , very impolitic on the part of his ExCellency,, at a moment when he lay under, the suspicion of having concluded a Truce with. the French. He hopes, however,, that the' Ships which he, sends back a4ain, will rot return empty-. He mentions a' Letter from Lord KEITH to the same BEY; of which he dc.. sires to, know tiTe contents. A:Prnch Paper introduCts its obseimtions - on the retirement of Mr. Prft• in the - follo‘N'ing rr i annEr:—" The Ministerial-revolution , does not appear to be • as yet perfealy 'understood . at Lon don, because it is perhaps the first - time there that a Ministry ; remarkable for the' , length of its political existence; for the illenMir of its talents, for the ntitiber :and importance of event! whirch 'will render' it . memorable for ever, haS been dissolved—not by the efforts 'of the Oppo sition, but -voluntarily, , and of itself ; after hay.: ing ch;sen Successdts animated ,with the •sdnie sentiments, imbued with the same pi ineiples,_ in such a manner, that the old system established by Mr. PITT and his Colleagues must sustain self a long time after their political death Lord F. SPENCER., second son of the fluke of MARLBOROUGH, WasaaFriday MeMber for the Coufity of Oxford, in' the room of Lord C. SPENCER. . Arrangements of an extensive nature arc mak lag. at DentOolen. Mr. DuNi.oe has been 'ap pointed tendant* at Fort Mdrllicit ongh.. . - It is stated that the price of .mahogany Honditras has fallen..from_32l. JOS. to lois in consequence of Americans beingprohibited to trade thitherin4eir own'.ships. A severe shock of an Earihquake Nasjelt at Newport, Ilanover, BostOn, Concord, and other parts 'of - Amer4:a, op Christmas day las . s. The. House :Of Delegates of, Virginia lately pissed an'Ad ag:tinSt if de tees that the property both Ort - h - e - Chalicager and the chit!_ !env% and the; person carrying the. challenge, shall, immediately. on.giving. or 'receiving it,•pass to their heirs;,and that they. shall be inearac:rat ed from Iroldibg - Te3l. estate, and any oficc.under Gav,ernment, &G:-The'lli'd has, howevt,.been rejetied in the , Senate. • The Rostov Gai.-ette; Of the , 8-th January says, " A few days since ,passed through 1-rolden to a new Settlement, korn:Tortland, a Gentleman and his wife with'five:ip, Sons(; . born at Eight births i viz. fifteen ji't the five Brut, for at the (•. two next, and -- one at the last." , Threq. Rakers Were last, wc , ek fitlefl for '.41, s • • , liggther' 41. .,40(1, [lit! thil). iit of Jlie, forterfure of. the Eread. • - I `. Everyivxcetion, is• making by jlie Jftisir : atqs, aY. B.ow rc) p.u.t.La gop, to t h foeign i 13 4 )cen in this Couritry,,,,paxrictllarly Gerroato r ;w4-19. *bat:they call French ar fiippy tread, p4rticylarly . ta:plcase thp-appqtitcs farcigner4,. C011.5.—A State of last Week's Market:. Cargoes Sold._ Memday, Match 2, - 34 from 335. -Wednesday, 4, 6Vitorn 335. 6t to 38). 9d. • FtiddY, ••by " from 30- cs-u1....4 4 ) 37, 1 - 34, The average Price of Sugar,, comptile4 Boni 'rettun, made Tor the week etAioi L t4e,g.tii tfiAiy : bf Match . tBor,, .is Eighty- fituelrizr And CYne;'Peilllpet harkli6{ - .P The Frene'hPreft;il-bf Police df-Purii • ~.e uligt'tst 2t a' the , k...onitulss.l - (i1i,45 144. " , ' the Ite.c&roplriint.that ewer}r•pari dipiltillOrtrta Arust a Thdflpratstaie lighted at iiiifht.in•sci caolqs" . ll,lilti . 4'oe..x:are soon rn short., according . fo the:•‘tatpiaeni 064. irr l 4 feLq, Paris caough.,to merit its an tient name Lutifif t • A serious contecrybas.ariAen in France, which! has since been owtele t.helsilbje4oltjudicitairtict_ fc h'et - wee'ty of -` anzi those ot 'La a Court of justin,4o:dtoi . de .JUriilleally..chtiw far •-th e called; ;is con_ tend, improperly:, 416 it are inciCbtt.',ll by the side of the to ! those of Zia , ' Piechelur their excellc;:cc.' A' has' - been . drdlia • ja .. on the consultation has: been ! lit - la - by the trios - ceiCErated Prerfch; Lawyers - aril the 3 ea, :211106k -l i ' Vhotll ikt I ATR E :BL AQU E, a net Cfe:V. - 1 AO • 1.1, . ,A Chasscsur ‘I-Aslatety, , tjgclbefpre, the Trikapier/: iie 'So; nte s. When broU'ght befOrc lii Judge 'lie' . , -, aiipeared i.vith 1 crape Om, Iris arm, and - ~being. ii,kc,-i by . the .Presidemt• the reason,. he alkidged; that- •,‘ he -was fearful- . rip one. would mourn for, -Itirn, after -he was., clead, and' he had thdrefor'e! - thought proper to . pay himself that resped whild, he ,as •stiii,:ative„ '; : He - 'then sung a funereal, .dittyon .his own....;le'eease li.A.the great.,di4eom-. :posure -of I\4slnsieor lePresiden r and the Tribunal.. A Spanish desertieu was lately. huttg-at Barue- . lon3, hiving h7 - e - ri taken on. - bo'arcl ai:i pig-lith Pri vateer. As -- C - 4..i;Prin was carried t 9 tbs • grave,. it %Vas observed to move, land -the pe9,ple.ratyhc. took an interest in hi§ eicie;', cried, .:zi . Itf::7:,:gr, ._,a AGrade," whith.was• coloplimtel lir• tite as4:i l - ..-anee of a - Surrif, and. the tof.ln:twbr4. was a cod :. . on board ship, went to his work - the , nexcday;,' The sor a cause r tr,:kr and fitablisbment Trittsv progtes - sis4, -- since 'find, a Gentle.t . matt *jslo in t -94 was a Member of one of thok pointed'out ,the Report 'of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, having fcq its-abiea the subversion-of the Coast it ut iott pro, fessing his great host;/;:y to i4noval..rott, 'arid hit niketion for every thing . settled in Cklirch :And Svtte, ' • -4- ** - frit ffinTiFf D 'wry- Lairi On Saturday night the House was crowded in . every parr,..to sec the. new Piece of Deal' and Dumb, .which seems every. night to ineredse in attradieti: , In the Scene in which the Abb.; gives a spcci: , I , men of the talents o f The:A re, i,t Would; perhaps, be better if the latter, in writing down thz que-, stion ropouinied to him, was not so strialv accu;, rate; for as the Abbe communicates with hip bv, ~ , . -, general sip,n9, and ciao; not Tell, tile ilpestion Ilitird 1. , .. wor,d, with hi:: f.ngets ? Theodore, how ever intuitilely.quiclt, could hardly. catch 414 question veihativi, thtugb he, might coinprehen4 its general tendency., , - . . .. ,_ At the end'. of the Playi: the:atidience loudly called for " God . Save the:: King,'! which , was played and sung; .though oeepionally interriipted by the yells of a few jacobirmiscreints; Otria . A: l --;-•A very numerous and splendid Audience attended the third representation of the new Serious Opera. • Alz;ra -on Saturday last.---- The wholeof ,the Piece, was: highly, applauded. BANt I sung her delightful Air in.theSecond in het,best kgreat sttuggle groo among ‘heliudience to have it repeated, 'but : the Air is 4 p. Jong, and dernands..so much ex , ertinn, that bu panity,, triumphed over adrniratiwt, and it was not given a'st:cond time. - .This. Opera is brought forward with great splendottr i l and is not likely, soon to abate .in its attraftion, as the Music is rich, .and abounds with §trik,i,ng. and beautiful passage's.. A . t. the end of .t 4 he Opera BA's-ri and the rest Q 1 the Voc:1 Performers cane foi . war4 and,s l Jng " qg f il the m fml coortis, ana with sit ongeffe . e.i, the "Audience s tvndirig and co-operating in thuhders of apprai:,Se... ; The last Ballet was' Wa - s very well-supported 1 RIES, PARISOT, and In 1.0 c s JOR DAN is annoulyced apppr at Drury.; Larie„;:fileat,re: ,The Aft(r. piec.e... of 'Arum,. eve' Ernm' dity jt to b . e re,vivctl, ; and ;she is : - .. t0 to 4 the chiyr4ter of,Emtheliqe., pate of .44ytkur t,o be perfoxini'd by C:, me 6E:4 ::~ ~ .. , , The atrangettierttlor ..-.lo:nntvir.r4rgements hat aJteady, bturiHin the rrhatricat \N'otict. Miss IVIELLOIC; whoNi`a-grtat,familtitz-lat , verpooli has, relimiui - shedlitr , F,tig4etrteilt is 14 serve -on that sthtijn Spot I\l4tc:i- of Pik goon- Oioi itl - g e a t ae l cf:lca ; t ° V, - ;ts . drawn:, • t l n-cs I.lveilr t;1.! t - fo:1:: i s HOMAS 1 \V IL T, C F- T `," !*, had t‘reott shots, itll, - Ithf; e v";.rc •• The: ‘,. -• " • ' - - •• - - .21. 'l- 7 t4 , • •. Nreyeu - .6 si -- • Mr, Birtob ~. , ._ 6--iz Of courte• thelron. I'. W. 1: n RY lola by HT, • •- The concbtiiii 'cyf peons. pr&ent . teas 'very. And t '‘Vds egaaf tO thei r,, number. ... 4 . .. t .., '''''Crain:"4 - 4,Eic•tti'r,. of th•-•; eith iikiimeni, on Suhaayleknnight; ''vt , ailked si:etykiiires : tin 'ate Dim. caster race 'course; tor a wager of iOOO Guineas t he wad-'allowed 'twenty :tone hOUrs, .but veil Ora-. edit with ease' in seventeen and - a half.:.'-' , : • -'. •• I On Friday Tokn Goe - clrick; 'a : Pfsliermaii, l i a s brought before the Right Hon., the Loid Mayor. by John Nielop;tlle. NVater-baqilfrs principal as sistant; ffif.nliir;:(... - ting himin the execution of his office. Ili% j.,ordslnp ) ifter, t reprimanding hilit for . hisunju . , - riAke.'ciOn4u4l, -. ordered hini to pay a 'fine of Tt'!n'Tol;9,4sl: but ',in ,cOrisisler,i,Ation . of hfs large tim:ily, Ant v pi t s,:ApOearing truly .',9rry ~ 1!s pyociecling, : - . ll . 4k:l,l)xils)up l ,'lth ' hi s_.' acc t turnea tniinapitY4:llloo4ici Mlle .. fine ',eio - &tie Founds. _.• . ..; - . (Jam ; :., .-.. .... :: :, .....Lii ... : - ',.tk; .--rf in The body,. of Ai .young ,sfooliott . of•,re*dit!e. dress and -appelqw)v .. was ,- 91 , -"Si l tAll4arACc 4 F l l, l 3 l 4 gasly. fitk.aila in. the i' i !lames, ~, ngift Ahtit , t,ilir#,, 9#o _Cupkr%LßEidge., Onexaininin&-he l !' 4 1 . 0 44- 1 4,, 1 9 1 a° :letters:: welodiwipsi ~‘v,li4h itpf 0 -lier,,fri . en44,6 Aitres r,, , bi,tweN, , from: . v'hp.m x t he.. had ,been . 4ibscut fne4rly 4 , week.4. , ilikiappPild.inliit il disli?PPiiit :rneiit' in ; lout e,t4ict Vrokluclfs,44l. • ili. dg C- •of in.. !,laneholytantt desp4videne7-4s2:tq iI.P. P4i.r ; 4E ) .intei- , lefts,. ;Aii.kizidx .it! is. •Puppe!sqi, Act s*i4. L :: -4 Orivtqsday cirbnitig Its Mr. iSirarti,ratti South raurniffg. ihonic back, he vas atuicked oh Aldenhattl Common by tfvo.frptitilairs; olio tof; wlionvgave Inrotii-Violent i)low in 'the face pistolv and iiftei4fier and robbed ClYdertql,hirn to mount, and took 'his 'horse - away, and.rdade clear off 'with it... inot! . tiing about, four '&cl6clt. - the house or Mr. Is!okitiian, in Batton.Girden, *l4is attempted, to. be. •,I:olibed by five' • who broke into' t'h'e st.:ibit - at the back of Mr. NeNr inan'i when they we're dicov'ered by - a watelit&in, who Knding a marl loitering in the yao, wnt to e ex.arnin7' rh ~cherc , roiir Others rtyAed,cat,. - whoirt he pursued as far asTiolorn, where, tine . of, tirrU:threw an iron crow at him, and they all .eseaped. In the stable WAS found ;t codas, a stick With a sword iii it, arid latithorn. The remains if .4 (3lll3er• narked : Butcher, were on.Sunday.-se:nuigl4l,. agreelbly to his will,, con , veyeel in ene of, ihi k ,waggons coverc,i with blaElt. :cloth, to the plaee,of interment, nelr. Ipswich; • other waggons were-provided 'for iris tnou ruing rrietpio, ~•- - - - Mkry, Nicolas, frorn , New-York to ire 'land, is, atiatidoned ar.sea, ;the crew taken. on hoard the 'Hope,• front Charlestpu,' and arrived at Clyde • " ~ • The Ann, Burn; final yigueira to Englancl,sil captured by El Leoii SpaniAl PrivateeT., • Tile gntcrprif, RicllartlrOli; for. %Leith, was, tuk_ea, the ad: February, Qt r Furn . bro Head, by La Vgtoire'Privatcer,