The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-28 00:00:00

NAVAL E P I ltaui.'B, SEPT. 2.,..---1.116 barque Two Bro. 111 e 4 r e HkaTLER, Maitrr„. that arrived here yester tia7,, lturn 'Prince , Eiwaal's 1,1404, with a cargo of liniber.and: deals fur this tort, sailill 29 days si q ' F 511e.1)33,e(1 through the Gut of Conca (whiCl, i.skn- 1 7:) , atel, between Cap e. B ret n n and Noire Scotia) about . 114 6 11 itistant, and by this vessel weave received the bi'llovi to ng intellige.ice :—.The frigate, supposed . e the. Mehonpu Its t ri . s, C, l , t . RAU:hilts. .that sa q ed ' • das, lia%ing cm board Sir GEOR9E PREVOOT, ', ll4 4.''e,ShoillY after passing the mouth of, the , , mal of C onea, about . the 61 , 11. instant, struck' on r 'l , liol•b ank ; the sh oc k vas very sudden,, , but•*e'oe . il I PPY lo shft no lives were lost, on the occagion-,- 'el!her is i t e xpected that .the ship has received'arty - 103etill damage in her boll, a l t h oug h go i ng a t a hr, brick rate, lit,o k !lie tittle the frigate grounded, a frigate, 4 a t4, b Poi war ("PPos ed lo.be the Frolic), and an -4 arm ,,nt wt:re cruizing in the Gut, all in sight of . 4 "4itintotediately stood to her assistance, wheal thd vi l deemed expedient, for the safety of thesitiP) Iti 1 the genii should b e ta k en out which were re. ‘le9., '' ''h , It frigate, and the lower yards and tPP" , S,Stl ` ' lv ‘ , Y, by which s h e _ was so much l i g h ten' "ti.4l"tt tit time tar: Two Broth:eel passed her, it n t 4o the Would b e got of f a t the flowing of kr 41 tide, At t h e t i me the Two Brothers passed th: tl / 4‘ : the Gut, the. wind %,;,1 bldWitfg fresh from ri ot .51- . h4 lth- Aest e Sir GEuRGR PREVOfiT would tz wove, th e , ;Nate, in constquenCo of the geller3i . thiktlatill t h at she woLhl be afloat in a short time , 1 k i . Vl4B Q.Pilut on board her when she struck 7-- toi l 'unititute' d that the frigate may have bet n % to ufl s it „ nl* after the Two ' Brothers passed tt ti: 11 ; 1111- G,ll ' ; and th at t h e fr i gate erui2,ing 'bete to weri t44 '. ; !i 0 N itich proceeded to her assistance, --er tutu tiaht l ' hcireutostmice, 1 , t4 1.441,1_ ds, w iic ila/bt Y ' I n Al have given rise to the report in all that 4 1 t 1 .,„, .. . ~ • ~.ciat,ve t o the cq t4r. , ,, , ,, iyi. ih C i rcu la t i on, 1 - 4 , c. hhe Untied States frigate President, the by , . ' ai llftu . 4 IllEale, Captdin HAWKER, which wit 4. ~,,omulli aa oe tll ti j ° "eti t° the Stariloop of warn her pm.. te r of "Port from ihe West Jodie's, by tit nl.,s -141v 11,4 rgeteliatitrnau from . Halifax, wi)i) slated , he l'ilt St ;, r tN,lt c in tow tiv A , he Me . /a/ppas. wig?. al( ..,. , bluqi ca , ed ' wai,.h spoke the Peacock, ari,leom froili ~ !'' tit:r the ' information She , had received . 0 , v ..,.. . , , _ .• "bet hunt I-1 thiax. , ilit,i .. the G ooh" yvat which the Two Brothels left in . tti o f r , ralli „ '"ova, +.4'ilS cruiziog for the purposi- - of Pg hi wal e %he i iat I . 4 small flog trout AtueliCa,• which .4, c on y,. 11 4; I. ") to- Bermutla fr • z!'" l'olhers s k few day s since, a P' hi ll (Jiiillak ' P‘' ti a A,. ! 1 1 for London, With a c a rgo, all wt . . -.„,, eti II \vio l 4 ear 't• alury "in n . B g Rn y frolli.D. • ilgarvoni . /na il of : . a° or. provisions , also arrived th( , 'l'onnunt 4 44 'at fr i RER, "1(4 Hrtst ; the Fly SAW'SuN; aric 1 51.0 A , 1 . Iran Wales. •• .' . . . i 1 oi, QI N ........... . 'Li ll I , ' `lll'lry Stn., 2 7.—. Arrived his Majesty's okri o , 114111„ "rom Curti, and the Alphea sCnoPriet ` vel iii trai l , - kil o h. s, nets from Plymouth. . . . ! 4 ,„icote N 2 is 'ilehti is ships . Gannet, Cleopatra, 4 46"..."' and MaririAre on ';t eioizt. ; and the i. L„ - a Pe n a,. , klrt h. . via, a n d . 41, 5al Ouk,. for off Chet-. , I ,t ,}~ b tk• r, 1 1 • t u 1114,1 his MaJostY, s -ship irot,p:(l, vitiosohnitilgt. 111 4 Apart!, he West and the Badger ti ` r " ward k the Dow ns several. sail of the g un l J atnaicun en . Na kq tol. Stp P 4 4 - T. 27, he Inspector merchant- , t(4l . oh shore, but expeied to be got Vti Ifa r •Igi° has been Lincied. 444 li"' off neFe have' weighed - , and 4 11 1 ' ed Ihtlr will anchor t o - n i g h t i i the Pan • vik,; 4 4k s , -d'ttitr 9 1 T* Majesty's his Majesty' ship 'With a convoy for Heli,g()latid• ' l ll p '"'"" t() th e R D. 21 —Lord CoLvtLLE iq appoint- St ni (l 'ania n d of the Queen .at, this port. ' 4 k-j e 8111 . afier pust,,enine up to GiThrighturi, "Y" 1 - 1 d Fien ch ktlei luener Phtpps With wount e dr ° ) 4 a, takenkl.4 main off Boulogne, in pouNA g!atid, I. attack on the little-English squa• • . . . . . ~.., .. Co ii 11x 4 o 8.--His Nidiesty's ship . tun,,,,., (4 41.eA---• • d tho l'" .„,g(iidarrlia, i.ia, 1, , i . pltitli ildekellharn, ail d, . iv , t„ my, N. ;ilt Oil, 14::/1411; ti:ailed on a ernize In (-‘) ii ,„cii,..,i lt! , ; L. ' tiNo or three Freooh trigale4,- s"711:0me t:ti,‘"tir pasmrge i - ron r the Eas'er"..B!'ll,l,,() 'l.'ast iit,lPi'r(l,.,:,ll,l'et'. Tlio-e fink! vess'els St il'lti (ti 1 ~,-.441.,i' of !II ..Y.l'l AllkiLitli el'eWgo panting fora °.°)E-vies "icto'ii,ClT* 1)14 Ntijestys ship Brisk, Cape. Eyler tit4' le ' ' '' ai lecl fur Plythouth, - with 't!e n e w.:. ~fit ,I,ht tia,4ll"l for t'nel..al serviee. The' jdriskr,::° I.'ld . 11 ,- t: k 'l47i.;s slie has; susrained.in her lotlg 'H'ize' ,r} (1 1 ,% tr .L;1 11 " g * t e : r t• . Str , o . Will re tu . i ri , ) to 1,1‘,:i'0r,,1r.,",2,`,,,, ~ 1,„,,, lited. iii,... kletena, ‘...iii, • . tilii ll't Prr)("'ed mitl t he w I India r-mvoY, '.' of i'' ). th . l 1 1 eh C 1 NI 1, -1 is nitil ar6Lelletled. Tire 410,4a0,. "P.' Id ac.. I,vOrt,,n)l Tor a creize 11 ISThielliggiit sit . , )ii741(1,1'471r.i,,,b48 j*tist itin.rned Ililitn,Fru'itisliedirl .::; 'kh ki. "N'els on the coast of ' v't urd excellent "melstand, Ire found in Ut) cm: Ireland, a ll State of vigilance end efficiency. he 40Olulegun- Lieut. Keenan, arritiod item. Thuksday flow Gibraltar, which plar.?, she left •pri,the :;Bth ult She is fi ve weeks only fton i this stAtion. • ' r. 19.-'--ArriVed here the ship Brun, „which sailed from Tonal . 1 on theist of Atli; ~t, kinder con vOlt of his Majesty's ships gannet anti Fier, she • of 30 lin the - 4th of Septemnr eshe part convoy in lit. .49 57. N. long. 22. the ilth, she 1411'6. sail off Cape Clear. Extraq of a Letter :from a yckung Midshipman on board his Majesty's ship ThriNCS, the lion, C3I2L COminande,r " Oft' Naples",,, Toni z 4, 181 r. , . " 'We made an unsuccessful attack, on the t 6th of This month, oa sn enemy's convoy, under the town, of Cetraro, some way above Antanthea, With the. Cep/se/us, Capt. CLIFFORD. It Was late in-the evdning when' we saw them ; they were hauled up oh i t. the beach. About half past seven we com menced a fire upon the .• town (anchored about three-quarters ,of a mile off shore) ; which soon drove the inhabitants out of their. houses; our boats then went away to stfempt to launch them, v, hicit proved ineffectual, owing to their being so very heavy, and also. the disadvantage of its being quite dark; they were, however, all burnt and destroy . ed. I forgot to mention that our Captain' weot ashore himself, and was there must part of the time, encouraging the men, launching the vessel., anal seeing the marines keep up a good fire: The em it)), kept op a fire, at interval,, with musketry.— ' The convoy consisted of nine very large feluccas, and one smaller vessel, laden with cotton and oil, going to Genoa. They were chiefly armed with two or three guns a-piece, which, as lite vessels were butaingl kept popping off. lam very sorry .they coilicknotget ,hein nit as I! WaS a much more valuable convoy than that of Amanthea. lam very sorry, indeed, to .tell you, autens , the wounded was .Coutswata. ; but, luckily, , it iY. only a flesh w o u nd tn , rough the thick part ot , the. leg : be is rovv . doing very well, in a cot to the. Captain's cabin." SLAVE TRADE.--Tlio 10110‘ , 4i10,4 inragrapti, ex tracted from ;a Jun 1,:, Y:+,><r ref Jut) , hiteMo. that atte , optg %tilt mad,- ulaninc his nefa rious traffic :7-- " The Libel ,ty httg, .of 12 guns,•Li- to. 4 Gutss, ,hart arrivrd Harladoes from this Isiond..ind car riod in %.ith, t.rt; the ship Falcon, tat Lolopool, wiivh she. seized 1 , 1 . having 'on uoarii 318 African tpb%t ., , w iii Whlch she wis dpparently steering. for Its Is..inti, whets toe Libt-tly tell, in with !arr." Ad , ei .11 eve been received at the Admiralty of 1, „r-tint JoNes, in the di/Olive selionnt4, off h al yi ng f iesta i n,;(l a mot bril:iant little stlywr, attacking adi tin t convoy.ot the ene , ' my's coftsterii, aini• hay, si hronght a •ny one b.ig , nd two 41..01)4, taslen, Anive was expose. i to a most griffin tire froin . that.en , ; oy'a natteiies, but frilled no dat,gey, d perfol i nted her ser. ices most t.ero;cally. . An acco,,nt kis also b-en recei‘ecl at the Ait ii rally of Ow los , ' ut ln, M +sty' , sloop Alac, sly, Captain PALNIan ahr. Sttnt k. •af:er an a ' inn 0' one hour 4nd a half, being in a NitUalloll th4l tit!• enemy raked her severely. Captain PA4141114 was vi,o6l)* ed. on the, second broadside, and taken be ; 1114 wound brought on a locked jaw, and he ,Itid about the middle of Jane. 1 4 11 , -, fir.t beu lenant war- killed, d the secOlViabSeist Ma prize . The Arrati!, 14,' Captain bses; has been (List). jog , away, near Rochelle, to a snort gattant style, and cut oiat several vessel's and launches. with very hide' los4 on Ow side of the,drrow. The Retecra, GARDNaff, from Jamaica to is lost neat Cardiff'; crew saved. Ttle Canada, from China, has arrived off the ,rsle at Wight, after an action with a French privateeroo 'the g4th inst. which she beat oft: /Ida, TnitNBULL, Ironi3Oporto for London, way lOst nem. Pus tsrnoutb, on 'Wednesday-last. STA men an, • SILFT. t fie black ..ntt oil Wednesday evening, in hits gig, pri.pttratory in the great fight - on Saturday; acid` the town and -eighhourhood have since' been all agog to,st:ti-tite , hero , .-We can state, from gn:pd formation, Altar', the .light between him and the idalArtipirm, Crib, will take ,place on a stage to be e l tir:ii at 1,0 great (I tartce from the . 801 l inn on Vcri ham Cointrinti„, eleven miles North of Stain ,(os4 he oual time of setting-to in such encoun. tars is twelve to cote-o'clock. Crib is- at Wittitim, Common, where Leib Yitrinooth, the Hon. Berke loy,Craven, Scc. have aisembled.—Niolineux left Stamford last, night fnr.the New Inn, .it Greethtun. Ciie stble challenger is, full of , high vaunting, and declare.st, we understand, that hr t. flaw iirnrs the -man he was when he last touglit,"'—. Strange stories are circulated of his OMNI!, it is said, that with the wind , Pf hi 4 Wows be puts not candles, and that he I trikes harder tkatit the gene• ra •ity ui nag horses !—Bet ring was three to one On Crib )esterlay. ANOTI - Ign ACCOUNT. STAmyonci.—.. , ‘ll bottle and ennrintion -at this town, Grantham, and other.; contiguous, iu cotme• qucnce of the approaching grand batik tor d oe gni. neui, betvv,ixt Crib and oi. Saturd.iy -Otis . the toltter of 'whoto JOS his temporary it'd di.n, e a t fhp Bull lon, Withatti Common. betwixt iokrin`anti Oranthain (on w inch spot the haltte tEctli to take place) ; the Liing• at the Coach aO ct Tiori -s, in 06 , 0 towtt.. Crio i. what ttfrchni-- Calk; terowd . 0o the,flusit side, awl setritis to b e the magnet of 31tititli09 tin' . grea t ant i A mateuti in hi , . lt4t. Al:iiii)rux is talbiged to con. tent himielf with t oying am:hence to the trien‘.4s . ol Bill Gibbooc, lti 'lunar), and Cilob Baldwin, who, hwe hi it under their Fsiycial protection. The prejudice aga.ll,l the blacti,k;e our seems to vxito as • fmich in lite country as in iti!•Yn.; altd whit Molt. nvux remains unnoticed, thd residence of Crib! continually , filled visitants of the.. first conse-_- Inence in the country. Among t, the moat di&itt ii,i.ed of The puiplibticorpi here are RobvrtcGtreg- AOO, Go!iy, BLAcner, &c. of the Nobility and Ceuiry who have come hither to vieW the extubi— ti„i, n up their resid, tice at Grantham, e 3.• %en tniks. f i ront the meat ofwAtott. licAtin o o• 6 toy on eta) lOETIiY, SONNET. , • TO it.nizilt.mi,NCE. • • "i 11:rwinnsnes, lin,atrny !lambic Muse, Act let Inc shelter in tk,calm aiaode,. 4, - 11'19 Stull I, scorn Ambition's lotty road, acitterse stars of cruelty accuse . w,aywFd Fortuneani'pler stores refuse: • e!attipt from I:cil'ti unceasing goad, Andean with ;a ft er cares life's' tedious load q.• • • ,•• •• • Such is ttte stateihat Reasnti well,msy chose. Frtet' s sonl9l Virtue love, with thee to dwell. P-mnipting to high pursuits the studious mind, Each 4ardid impalse of it`te,heart,to quell, ..Andtwakeattectioni dignity'd and kind,: Hence, with suet; GueSts, i 4 thy sequester'd cell Mist Happintsit on earth her stathin find. EPITAPHS I - IN A COUNTRY OIIURCR.YAIO. nt,ar lys lon tlawkyits tpiirn'd to'chisse4 /lee dyed in pease his wytedycd liear lys the taste of Zak•ry-Koote,', lice L $ a good J hoc tuaier, arld father to bciote. Hear rests john Noiks. I have endid my Iyf Wen 1 wan ould I toke a yang ryte I hadtla the holt* an munniobeeyd. 141 wyf 1149311 t, for thee doktor an then Lain awl that kum nil grave too c, How fearci the stude MUChthetlMS MSS to mee. METEOROLOGICAL JOVIINA BY a. BANKS, PHILOSOPHICAL 'NITRO:4IINT 241AitgR, Thermometer. 1 .• I : a 2 91/ 29 00 as 1.4 Z Fai t + Hui it a shalt time. ,inet brii Weather. isteruus weather. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER MEETING. WiDNXIOAY, SHPT. 24. Tltie Gasr r oigue,Stakes, a Sweepstakes or fo.gs each, fogs ft far 3.yr olds.— Sr. Leger Course. Lord c. Cia . Duke pf Leedes gr. c, YhiliN . piC Pour p:41.1 forfeit. CO,The' Cold O value :Dogs free tOr any horn, ia.—Dour • tnilei. Mr. T. Duncomb's b. C. Grimalkin, 3 yrs old . Skr W.' Gicrod's bc, Amadls de Gaul, ;yrs old . • 2 Mr aralidliug,'s ch. c. Scamp, 3 'yrs old 3 Nlr. %Van's , b. c. by G'olumpus, yrs old . 4 ,Ur, Gartorth's gr. c. by Hambletonian, 3 yrs old . 5 Major Bower's b. c. Wetlineon, 3 yrs old . •-• Ton paid fat ictt.. First year of the renewed DoocastetSrekeei. A Subicription or.logseiu;ll, with •logs added by the Cor pibrat ton ut Doncaster, tor liorsesi'ic 4 . of all ages, 7 Four miles. Mr. Gascoigne's ch. c. by Sorcerer, 3. yrs old . 2 Lout Scarborough's b. c. Pigeon, 3 yrs otd . a Mr. Gartegh's.b. a. by Halubletottian, 3 yrs old '. .3 D. of Hamt;tOn's ti. v. 1344:Gt1W, I V ist old ' . • 4 ..' Nine Ohl loilcit. ' • Sweepstakes of sngs each, h. ft. Bst. 21b.--Sl..l.eger Course Col. Chilitcr'sli. C. by Stamford, received hutch. • • TRE.MAI)OC.RAbES. . t TUSSOAY, BUT. 17. Mr. W. Maddock's b. g. Hylas, by Ileohishrough, beat S W, Wyite'i May-slower, Catch Weights: two miles. sligs Gentleman's Yurseof sel. Two mile heats. Mr. Slime'sHatnbleson Jack, 5 yrti , old • . . Mr. M aticioC IlrOwif. Bess . . Mr. Maitock's Hylss . . . The Traeth Maw.r Stakes of Jogs each. .rwo mile heats Five Subsciiints. Mr. Mad'lodes ch, t. Lady of the Lake Mr. Bailey's Negro Last ' . . Mt. littigli's j ell )(Blossom . • 3 1' z .41. Rain Fair Rain Fair Rain , Do. Do. Cidy.* Farr Do. t Do. Hain t Do. Cloudy 'l' 2 I 2 I 2 3 3- • t ' WIDNISDAT. The Snowden. Welter Stakes of sgs tacit. Mr. Maddock's Brown Bess . . . Mr. Wurbb's Stiideaway . . .• • 4 • . ' The Cup and Steward's Plate, value **of* Two mile . heats. Mr. Sha► e's„. flarttbleton jack . . 1 Mr %%. Maddock's Ilylas . • , . 3 air W. Wyrinc's May•tlower . . 3 3 Mr. Mattucke4 Lady of the'Lake •". . .1 4 Mr. I.Licas's b. g. Lander, beat Mr. lohn Mano.k"st. 11. Z.oto, ti Milt VIM a milt, sags. 2 TRUASDAY. The Tanyalt Stakes of Five Guineas each. One mile Ten 4utracribelo: Sir W. Wynne's May.liower 11r. lisiiey's Negri) Lies Mr. liurgn's ferry 1310s4ora Mr. 1. Matilo4:4% Frederick Mr. Aladuckte Lod) of the take The V roil 1 w StAkes ot sgs smith, for halt , bred Horses, Two . 3 Mr. Burg &'a Slridavvay t t Jr, Cirvuot's ch. to. 2 dr Siakci of pp aacb, with asl. added. Two Mile I le.a.b. Five Sohurthera. Mt. 1 6 I%isdo , cie . s Hylas, sst. 3,1 b, I Mr. Frederick, 74c.'41b. 1 2 Mr. Ltdrght4 ferry Diossotri,a4T.ib. (baited) dis.. Mr f Burgh's hi, p. 6st. be...it Mr cturetreg b. ra, 7 st. 7 1b. s tivimiiil:lllC Alta a ban.; A farmer's boy, near Gosport, was attacked by an eniageo bob ott a common, and fielding: on ole,ini of rsciipt, threw-lninselt fiat on the t Toe bud tried to, toss him, but could neverc3telt hold of butt with bornsl the boy firmly remained in the positipn, anti' drew from: ittx poi.ket knife with v , hich lie usually eat his viluat4, .and tletibciaie ibrust it into the animal's The bull took tt, tile i tit, and the boy óseapcd with only a lov bruised. SICILIAN PAPERS. GAzErra - .BRITANNICA:mEs4INg,,JeLysi.--We learn from Palt:rons,. t ,at. on, ttio,nsio of the ,t gth the.'foilowitle nobilily aiTested by or 'Li' of the siedian . oovolitAietit; arid weie•-initneOiplely dterwords of war 11)6 Tartar, to be conveyed to the istali'd ere. Their, niftnes' l'l'•nce% . Villa Franca., Adi, Cavel Nuuvo, tiod the '.June of Angio, . • • : • The. arrest and exile. I the se NoYt , incia f.,;ivert Ike to a report,_ hie)) is , 4 , 11,,i4 do:itiitite of (001 , 44- lion, which • is in)tit rios to lire.*inglo:ll and ,caietalatect to o•nytnkts the.' nti !Irony cit the ,is sort t..at these proceedings were at , d , al thr of . Oovertuncriwand that tt,e al and English rtsidingin P frercno had taiten a,principiti part in cie execution watt, 44 0 a.se p rted, that an That lisit:,ship of v. , :tr wits vin-: P l PYrd.oft thia.occa,ion. Su. h , a 1 . .-pret:::!niat'ion is known, to, he utterly t cart! alhatd, .11 tile dithabi«. tend of .pafrrino, =who u ere rye s wittieSSCS of. the trair4amon: it w ill .also, be acl,n , .wledged.tinit such. pet interiveKe w o uld he not L opposed, -! to the esta blished,cooduet of Orit s,, Gov, rnment, and the (tulle, ut is principal ag4:,,t5 in th a d. Be, tttr ,ro.liours on this : Stinj , -ct what illey .tiny, we, are,etupowered. frorn..iltd highest authririly to . contradict *twin, and to declare , th4t the English had not only nu pariciptitiqn,,in the bi.sincsi, nut out, even thy. smallest knowledge 91 . „The itivent,,rs Atli! propagatois of such tale calumnies coal., have no other ohjed than . to priinote, dt,cord between' the two nations, ;old to iti . stmile the hearts at Ili(' peo k ,le trims their b-st ROYAL. EDICT. N • . 1 ' It having been repre , ented to,his .Mai , !sty, that on: at..N. l / 4 ..111 occasions the,:undermentiontd Pilbjea4 have shown manifest lirOola'of,turtnii-nce, and of a dispo.iii inn to interrupt the public trantitn;ity, having taken th'e advice'propell on eath.Occasintis-, ancl,after nature delibei'ation on .the cortic:,oence ot such obetii , ,nt conduct, he has resolved in his sOvvreig ti pleasure to ortfee 11(6 emit' and eXile to tilierent islands •in he following -I)eriuns :;—the'Priileo,of lid" tnontu Vintiti~iglio, Prince of VW" 'Franca, who is,also i suspended from his. funotions of World of the ist g;ineii,t of Royit Dig Ions; thk Prince of Verulsierra, 16e Princii . ot yillaringsa, the 4 ) ;ince of Aci, who is also iiiviiisse4 -iron) his post of Ado jutoilt-Qtneriii M 111,.: King, Ike; tke, kalufaia„ . t cly (Sionriti Cs/Lunt:l Aglieti, &c. , FERDINAND.P' A Court-Martial has nvtu Iwid, on board tlo noisonqble;.at. fit4.rn,.s.i, for ihe tint o f SRN! DAVIS, Second bitictr ot,the Lord Keith, li;',W4 ItO pros 9, !or atid. I pritcttio ot Sift Captain!ti orders', and ,tor mutinous lani c tnage in thu Ship 'during .niarm tiro, on her iionieward. . hound v4ege.,--t!rettidentAchniral Lord C 1 ; Captain's; SBAIIiL6, , t.:ook; FOuLtia:', a;id Nr, w.-- !rile Lord Keith art-led ietters ut ' hke lire other ships- nt i-teionrabiti iiTC, by i 'recent Art of Pattoneot, fl, feittrs of tnargtie, placed tinder . tiie 11,,vs and'rcgoLitninA of ttiq Brithh tiavy. - After thr,:e'dayi the cgtut, •onThur#d.sy, gave 111.1 i: 'lid chstgrg were hot roved 3, the - Dekiatok aceorditl,ly aeluitt r tid. , the pugilistic contest bet ween trio arid Motif:al472' titgei'placb this day," at , a OLIO 4..;a11,:d 6 1 ; sot we at the extremity t)tLiticoitt4twirte,'on ifie ti: , es of Y-rit.ibire. TUts.spot.is acletied, t sat wt . a y nrigis eri iI interposition in otter county,. Old combatants in ,y instantly adjourn to the trthet .I'ne 'l,vcF.L. , m —The Manner in which the cerient comedy of As You Like It was rcpresented' last night at this Theatre de' erred a more 116916'0n8 .ntidiencti.—Loviwnove, for the first titne,'assuin4' the 'part of , TOuthsione, ib wtich he displ.iyed his' usual correctness, it his pertorittince W34.1t0t rid brluxtiriant . huoiour. WeovotcroN' isso el.; e ,rienced a 'veteran, that ii'may beeasilk S,upi'poicil he regnisite etre to Jfiques. mos DitNclits niade het' debut, fOr this sei,ison,:acita . salind was well recei. rd, and silo salivated the,part',Witii considerable spirit. . ARTS...—OLIV BR, who Isi deservedly • fist:to reration in the province,. of . Portrait, Lis , 11141 e, sue ptc,ttire.ot PraiesOr bAvv - , as .prontitie, ity salon able repte.teltation of that .'tinguistied..Ornament-uf-the philosophic world. The 4ture will of cours6 isave avviopritite of the science in which the ingenious Proles,or has nante,so many iting ap.tl important discoverti's ani,,improxements. A I,o,itait of ii getithinan so ~much e p litled to.pu4lic•respect for his ectentitic re imstehes and personal worth, will .propelly cOme into • thei hands of the Entiniver, and the picture, F.r (arms the Aitiit has proveedeli, is likcly to icfider afir quote justice to tha snbjt i (?I, Thursday peat, # fine. ship, to be.narned La Hogue, '74 Mitts, Will be mu the • Kitll.l*9 ysrd, • I)eptford. The lid.. wiliser,t, sow% Mu' tyro o'clock. Th , : ?linnet*, of Wain y , tkte Lords of the Athniralty, Lord Sprivcory and' st quisfied chJiageti, are expetted to visit 1114 glatify,, t ing scen, . . PancotaNzasi, WITHOUT` Itivos Oreollaigh, a 'publican, of lindetti•ok 'week to walk titenty miles a ;!ay r ,fivu . days, without. tatong.any kind o' food clurin the time. , HO was ,tiliowtxt. In ,think 'any of lipitiN or ale, and he preferred winixtore of file and Thii) iniotexlitfordinaty and. appareutiv de tornaive untiertoking , he cc/1111)1141.1, 10 to, the striOfest terms tiln, on ‘Vei(nusdav laht'; Otte inthrtrtAnt adrl.4,l,,what inakes Tile. po;fornatice st it otore , wooderful, that he had in,tcl.l it food tar ANY.° days prior to the nodes pian Jotirruti. The loss of the robbery (,(ber is found not to exceed 5001. Tt , trU VV Pe 1144 Ind, but a suit of black on one %co j tht etcqkt,mtion of the robbers must therefore have b trli iiiabtiouivrotiht, being derived Only from borniii the gold hive, as the dresses could not be acted to sale i or made ote of, without a Cel tallity The itkventblv ut Jamaica has passed on Aal to prevent I , nc hn io i and , prefaching by permit's Ito , duly quadded. It.is twitted, "Au A.:t pr,..veoLt e a c h. ing and p reac hi n g by pt nibus trot tkity d, itud to restraituncetiug4 vi , a dangerous u %lure 011 prc. tense of attending such to trod prvmeti l os. It is cited the 14th Nov, 1410. t i i