The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

nun, Tigress, Thrasher jaeli4ll. and T.netist ; Armed De fence Ships, Nt.ijestie, 'Anacreon, Diadem, Hdder, Lord Nelson, Perseus, Aurora, Scepter, 'Atlas, Walker, tigable, Dasher, Traveller, Hannibal, Royalist,:and ()born PORTIIMOVTII, MOV,, 17,--A Court Kirtial was held this day' on Lieutenant joHN ICUR XIII AW, tor the loss of the - Georgiaga Cutter,.nrar liatfleur. The Court were of ,opinion, that the.rondua of Liettt. KrixasitAw and his crew were highly meritorious, and adjudged him to be acquitted. Afterwards a Court was held on Lieut. Joh N GRIFFITH, of the Acaita, for irregular and unotlicer.like conlud, in absenting himself from . his duty beyond Ills leave. lie was sentenced' to he dismissed fr o m His Ma. in . ty's Ship Acosta, and put at the bottom of the LW of Lieutenants. DISTRIBUTION Of PRIZE;MONEY. The Property captured at Malacca, the ryth August, 179 c. having been granted by His hlajesty to the 'tight lion. Lord Keith and Colonel Archibald Brown, in trust, for di,stfibti tion to the Captors, the Persons present at, the Capture will be paid their respective proportions as follows : E uro p eans , at No. 9, New Broad-weer, on Wednesday next, and every day afterwards; Sundays excepted, fur three months; at the expiration of which time the Lists for the Army and the ast India Company's Cruiser Intrepid will be forwarded to India, to continue payment at Madras only. The Navy, and all claims for deceased Europeans, to he paid solely in New Proad i •strect, on the first 'Wed n e s d a y an d Thursday in every The Natives to be paid at Madras alone. To the Captains, Officers, and Crest's of His M a j esty ' s Ships Vanguard, Culloden, Minotaur, Terpsichor., and . Flora Cutter; for the Capture of the Genoese Palace() Nos.. tr.l Signora del Carmine, the 28th November, ry9B, at No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, on Thursday se'ninglit, to Vartie.,, and ro Attomies on the t3th of l)ecember, or to both, every Tuesday. and LlUratty during three years, at the-sante ?lace. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Eol us, th e v - the r , cc so unclaimed part of the Cargo of the Cyg vet. captured the lath September, 1801, in company with His Majesty Sloops Lynx and Driver, on the arrival of said Ship ia Port, ar No. 13, Great George.str eet , W estm i nster . Tu the °dicer s and Company of His Majesty's Shin Maid 'Stone, unpaid Shares for th::. Hull and Stures oldie FrenCh Na:ional Brig of War L'Arib, during three years from the first payment in the Maliterranean, at No. 13, Clement's •. ST. JOHN'S, ANTIGUA, SEPT.•3O.—.. Nis Maies ty's Ship.D e levier was totally lost i n Deep Bay, during the late storm, but only mm person perished. ',The Stratis, of 44 .guns, which was trported to ,have been on shore in the_ same place, is in perfeft The Cumber/and Packet, lust on the South. ten Rocks in this Harbriur, still lies there a com plete wreck. The Cervs hired Ship in consequence Jailed fe r pm, thence on the -z6th o with the M ates for Montserrat, Nevis, Sr. Kitts, Tortola', a nd ...,, , mouth. The Osprey Sloop of War is now heaving down at .cast Harbour.. Great damage has been done to some estates in ;the Country, particularly in the mountains, whence the rain poured in irresihtable torrents. liAsstrektte (Sr. Iron), OCT. S...—The da. triage occasioned by the late hurricane in the interior of this Island has greatly exceeded the estimate ,formed of it at the time. The torrents from' the . mountains have swept away alriiitst every Mill iii the COlO4, and occasioned other losses, to the vac lee of at least r oct,ciool.' sterling. r lt is singular, that although many,houses we re swept away, and to many vessels wrecked,. only. two lives were ; the one a person belonging to H. M..5../ 1 4••• P?"'enes, Nize-master of the nun , Nicholas; .and the other a Negro. icitseistou (Sr. VINCENT), SEPT. 29.---AC. counts from .Guadaloupt state, that General ER. Nu tif I with a 'View to deter Americans from carry. inf.; oupplies to the Black Government of St. Do. ntingolhad ordered the Masters anti Mates of three American Vessels, sent in by the French Cruisers, to be executed; declaring his determination td treat others caught in the . same trafßa in like manner. • The hurricane, ; ._so destrudive in other .Islands, has occasioned little or no damage h ere . L'E c l a i r `as is'here, list from St. Lucia. • - The Trade from hence is appointed to sail on the. 3i Oirober, tojoin the COnv n y fo r E urope. Rosemi SEPT. 27., Accounts it ern'Mvtinico, by way of St. Lucia, represent the Present'state of that 1314rsd as most distressing and qpieased. . The' Fortifications of that Island are mated to be in' , thorough repair, but the Garrison greatly diminished, and almost totally unfit fur ' duly ; great part of which is performed by the Mi. litia, A general disaffedion prevails against 80. ! 4 / 4 ., , ,kte for assuming the Imperial Title, and the people openly avow their preference to the British - 9vveirmlent, Ate Captain.Generai himself riot being inimical to our interests. Tfm hitherto flourishing Town of St. Pierre is almost without Trade and Commerce, and, except with a tow American 'lra. dens, not the lease vent can be found for their Colo. vial produce; the•stores are shut,, not the least con. fitience prevails, anti but one continued murmur is heard against the trefuisitions and extortions of the . Go vernment. In shor t , the general cry is fur th e tngli s k posirvici xe , v ; o4oo. j h pas p On Wednesday.. last a Flag of Truce arrived at 1 1 tadalo upe , • on b oard which were Lieut. Hart., of "e Marines, who was lately -wounded in t h e attac k h r : ti e by the Boats of His Majesty's Ship Galatea, m i l he Lilly, laying at the Saintes ; also Ensign 1 . 1 .11 t of the 46th Regiment, captured in one of the Sh i - • ps-of the Cork Convoy. Inet en e American and two Swedish Ves s els were ` l at at §t. Pierre's. th t eiiers from Muscat , d ate d J anuary 35 , ment i on e arrival there, on the 2 7th, a f ter a te di ous pa s . bays of .3 day s , o f t h e s hi p Faz /Wan", from Born. having on board the suite of the late Persian VilualeY. From t h ese L e tt ers we l earn, t h at a fench Brig, mounting 20 guns, and with about zoo ... • , quitted M uscat on the loth of December last, i l mie Mauritius. N o i n f ormat i on of her &ulna hi:n could be afforded by the Government; she was, wards supposed to have b ent h er c o u rs e to. aetl"Bussorah - Bar a nd thence to the Malabar . z The Nile Luggar, a n d aome ot h ers o f our Crui- S eta !" the Bay of Biscay, have put into different, I,P!nish Ports since the detention of the SpittiiSh rightes, but without experiencingthe least mules• tags►n. , . ~4,...,-,, ', • . The Branve French Pi - wafter has captured, and gen t • Into P a , Cr sage, in Spain, the Ammo Mari", from ""ek for 1 ti, L i , Quebec ; the Pew, from St. j I s i e u n ' t t 4 V rP " I i and another prize, which she has to. • SUN.OFF ICE, IiALF.PAIT TWO O'CLOCK, WE stop the Press to announce thi rccrip't nF Paris Paprs to the t tlh inst. and Drtick 1,11,71,711 to the i tkeetiUnts - from Malaga of the 23d tilt. state i h ar the Contagion there had entirely ceased, and that the usual communications had been re-established. The .Imperial Coronation of the CorsicAn i thurper is fixed for the 9th of December. THE HAMBURG!, MAIL. VIPNNA, OCT. 3 t .—Letters from Cattaro, of ,the 14. th ult. bring the following advice relative to the report that Russian Troops from Corfu had landed in the Territory of Montenegrin. As loon as G:neral BRADY, Commander in Chief in Dtlmatia,' had arrived at the Cattaro, he, ac. cording to the insrroai.ms he bad received before his departure horn Vienna, summoned the Monte. negrins, who had unjustly possessed themselves of some Distrids in the country of Zupa, to evacuate the same, and, on their refusal, sent a Detachment of Troops against them; when they abandoned thicoun. try they had occupied, and retired to the mountains. The next day troops appeared on the heights, who were clothed like Russians. The intention of these appeared to be again to occupy the territory to which the Bishop of Montenegrin pretended he had claims. General BRADY now ordered six comps. tries to advance ; on which the warlike Bishop thought proper to withdraw the Montenegrins posted on the heights, who had been at first by some persons mistaken for Russians. The English Embassy here has received a Coo. tier from Constantinople, who has already proceed ed on his j purney for London. • MILAN, OCT. 4. --By the reinforcements of French Troops which are now on their march for, the Neapolitan Territory, the Army of General Sr CYR will be increased to 40,000 men. The Austrian troops in Dalmatia, according to our Journals, will he considerably reinforced. It is said that General BVLLPGARDE will have the command in Dalmatia and Albania. The French Government has assured the King of Naples, that the Troop. sent as a reinforcetnent to the Neapolitan Territory will confine theMselves to the lines hitherto occupied , as lung as the Eng. lish at Malta and the Russians at Corks shall make no thange,in their positions. The number of Austrian Troops in the late Ve. 'netian Provinces continually diminishes ; +OOO men will immediately be sent thence to Dalmatia. • ,The last Letters from Albania mention, that a considerable levy of Recruits is carrying on there, and that it is intended to ,organize the Natives of that Country, and form them into Regular Troops, by putting at their head Russian Officers. MALAGA, Oct. 13.—The distemper here, thank God, now approaches its termination ; hut those who have left this City must wait a month or six weeks before they return. The Cordon will be I.e. moved before the end of November, and then the Port will be Aletlareil . open: From s 4 to 15,000 persons have fallen viaims.to.the disorder. 'The aceountt • from Valencia, and Carthigesta i art equally melancholy. • The distemper. bad pre. v.iiied along the whole Coast. In a few days 7e Dew,, will be performed here for , the ces‘atiun of the sickness. OCT. 16.—0 n the I:th died here 24 ; on the 13th, 18 ; and on the isth, is person*. New rick on the itch, 51 ; on the 13th, 6o ; on the isth, 30. Recovered on the I:th, 46 ; on the 13th, 77 ; on the tsth, • Nitmher of sick on the 12th, 566 ; on the /3th, 531 ; on the 15th, 393, His Excellency the Cardinal Legate has addressed to the French Bishops the following , Letter, on the subjett of the Pore ' s journey to Paris : NIONSIZUIt,'..-1 don't doubt that throughout all. France the Faithful will think it necessary to put up the most ardent prayers to Heaven to pour down its benediOlions upon our most Holy Father Pope Plus VII.. who is about to leave Rome to repair to Para. It is customary, when Sovereign Pontiffs %Hulett:lke long journies, to ordain public prayers, particularly in the places through which they pass. Nothing can be more agreeable to his Holiness than to receive, under such circumstances, on the part of the People; the public testimony of their.vaneration and love towards him. I have, therefore, thought proper to transmit you the form of,Pr.iyer used at house on similar occasions, in order that the must periled Uniformity may prevail in all the churches in France." On Saturday morning, soon after breakfast, His IVIAJUTY, accompanied by the Panics of WALES And DUKE of YORIC.' with a number of attendants, rode' to the right of .Ascot Heath Race Course, .where the Earl of SANDWICH. and a number Of Gentlemen sportsmen, were waking the arrival of His IVlAjerry to turn out the deer for the day's diversion of hunting. Immediately on the arrival . of litsNlajtsTr, the deer was turned nut of the cart. Their Royal Highnesses the Prituca cif WALLS! and DUKE of ,YORK then took leave of HIS MAJt STY. and returned to Windsor.' Hts MA. JVITY .proceeded wish the hunt. The deer, at start. ing, ran with peat swiftness, across the Heath, by Swintey towards Bagehot, taking his course to the left, making a double through the incloaures by Cobbam, crossing the Forest towards Hartford Bridge, taking to the left, through the bugs, by 4imley, towards Guildford, where he was taken, after 'a run of so, miles. His IVlAjtsTv kept up with the hunt the whole of the way. and when the deer was taken, bad about 19 miles to ride to Windsor. Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, five broad. wheel waggons, drawn by eight horses each,,arrive , l at the Bank, with the specie and bullion. landed from the Spanish Frigate detained at Portsmouth. The Gassette .of Saturday night contains Orders in Council dircaing quarantine to be petforined by all . Vessvls coining from the Mediterranean, from the' Wei' Barbary on the Atlantic Ocean, with cleati bills of : health; alto by all Vessels coming from Malaga, Cadiz, or other ports of Spain ; or from Charlestown, South Carolina, under the usual re; stridions. It also repeats- the Order in Council of the slit instant, permitting the iinportation uf \ cm, saw rovisiona duty (tee. • . tb . :: PRENCII and DUTCH PAP.ERS. PArtts Nov. 2.—The accounts .published in the Newspapers 'relative to the robbery committed by F.,' , 1g1141) upnn the lour Spanish Frigates, anti the murkier of their passengers and Crews, are every where read with eagerness ; and a general indigna. lion is excited by this aet of piracy. (The JJurni list, of _the Bulletin, continues in a strain of gross invetlive ag4inst Mr. PITT and the British Go vernment.) It is said, that Majesty the EMperor will speedily make a new excursion to Fontainbteau, and, it is.asserted, the Empress will accompany him. A Governor'of the Castle will be appointed for this •period, and, it is believed, that the place is destin. ed for a distinguished personage. CONSTANT! NOP 1, E, SEPT. 25. —The Russian Transports which conveyed the two last. divisions of Troops Of that nation to Corfu, put to sea again as soon as they had disembarked them, and passed the Straits of the Dardanelles on their way to the Black Sea, where they will take on board other Corps, which are likewise s - lestined for the above, 'mentioned Island. The Russian General who commands. there has received orders to draw upon some Commetcial Houses at Venice for the , money heceisary for the support of the Troops. Ac. cordingly, a Commissary lately set off for that capital, fur the purpose of receiving a considerable sum. • The Guar D SEIGNIOR continues to afford _relief ro ahe• unfortunate sufferers by the late dreadful fire. It is now ascertained, that ~this.accident was rather occasioned by malevolence than by negli. gence. The suburbs of Tophana have been set on fire by some of the indigent class, in consequence of their dissatisfdaion at the dearness ofibread. HAMBURGII, 'OCT. 24.,—,The Treasury of Ha. nover,, by means of mortgaging the property of the town, has been able to .raise a new Loan at 4 per Cent. the, produce of which will be applied to the support of the French Army. • M. Da STRusislas, Prussian Minister .of State, died at Berlin on the 17th' instant, in the both year of his, age. He had served under three different Kings. CUTE ATURGII MAILS. S•rocKnoLta, Nov. B.—The King is not yetar. rived from :raistnal, but is hourly expened. The outrage commuted at Hamhurgh, by the French, in the night of the 241 h ult. upon the person and pro. perty of SirGEORGE RUMBULD, leas caused a great sensation in this Capirsl. G , TTENRURCH, Nov. 12e...-On the Bth inst. an. Lived the D; ( ma Packet, Captain OsSORNS, with DRRSSINB, the Messenger, who immediately set off for Stockholm, from whence he is going to St. Petersbiligh. Also arrived the Etballen Frigate, Captain STUART, in quest of His Royal Highueis Moto! rim, whom Captain STUART had orders to convey hoMe, had he nut departed from hence ou the 27th ult, MILLS, the Messenger, with Divarches for StockholM, who came out in the Unity, hired Vessel, was (owing to contrary winds) obliged to be land ed in Norway he arrived at 51041%41100 the firth instant. CORN EXC If AN I VE, Nov. 19. The late high prices of Whcnt has at length brought .'a Large supply here to.d,ty, which is Cheaper, hut not at the expected reddlinn, the little coming of late causing the demand ; Barley is cheaper ; Malt at little difference ; Pease and Beans of each sort are lower ; having very few Ogs, they remain full as dear ; Flour may be noted at less price. What 8j a I 103 ed I Fine Flour - gas a gis cci . . SatUnlay mornioul-biII•MAJIZETTC, nvompa. nied hy the PR INC& of WALtts, the Duttit oi Yo the l'ittreCtsskii AUGUSTA, EL IZADITIi t and r MARY, took an siting to rogmare. On Saturday afternoon the Du K a and.ThUTCHRIS of Yogi: left Windsor for Oatiands. The same time, the I)uKs of CLAKENCR left Windsor for Bushey Park. . Etteilleney Count NovootizoiF, the Grand chamberlain of Russia, and favourite Minister of Ar.rxANorß the First, arrived in town on Friday lay, lie is supposed to have come upon a private mission to our Government. He was intrminced on Saturday by Court WOIONZ0FI? to .Lord HAWILBS nuiY. One 'aka of his visit is, we understand, the completion of a new Legislative Code for the Empire of Russia, upon a plan originally suggested by. aTE Et the GRUAT. Yesterday Dispatches were received from Atl. mind Russit.t., commanding off the Texel, dated the 13th inst. un board the Eagle, of 74 guns,-: They were forwarded tolord Nit.t.vti.i.t, at Win). bledon. Disptches for the West loWes will he forwarded in a few days by the iijawa Frigate, ICOII3 Porte. mouth. On Saturday morning ,admiral Louts left town for Deal, to resume the command of the goulogne Squadron. Mr. PITT kft town on Saturday, on a visit rn his Bracher, the Earl of CHATHAM, fat a few days, At Chatham. The Earl of STAIR arrived on Siturday at hi howe in Grossenor.squ4rc, from Scotland. Sir S. ACHMUTY, commanding the Troops in the Isle of Tlunet, has, in General Orders, ;IA ted Ratni. gate, November 34., diikted ,that no Officer under his cotornrind shall, on an rerence whatever, sleep out of the Isle of Mott Without previouS leave. PoRTe R .—,W e are happy to learn, that the price of this necessary Beverage is to be reduced to its former standatd, some of the Brewers having, we understand, much to their lionotir, refused to cum. Gent to the recent rise. The additionA Pertly per Quart is therefore immediately to be, taken off. WILLIAM VILSEY MUNNINGS, • Esq. late of Grav's inn Square, is appointed Chief Justice of the B.thama Llands, in the twin of Moses FR ANti, yq rtsigned. i'EW EMPIRE IN Sr. DOMINGO. NOMINATION OF 'THE EMPEROR OF HAYTI, • . J. J. DESS.%LINES. WI, Generals Of tlit Army of Hayti, desirens• of anise. crating, by an atithentie . .ici, the will of our hearts, and to answer to the strongly-pronounced wall of the People of Hayti: ' .Persuaded that the Supreme Atithority should be undivirleA, and that the interest of the Country retpdres the reins of. the Administration to be placed • itt the hinds of hint who tutic:s the confidence, the affeetions, and the love of Ins t.elloW. citizens r• Well•convinced, by cruel experience, and by the history of nations, that a People cartitor be - properly governe.tt but by one man ; and that he only is worthy of the pictekniee• who, by his services, hiS influence and his talents, has known how to consolidate the Wake of ou r indepenAence and larieity Considering that-, after so longli`senes o f misfortunes 3 , 4 of vicissitudes, it is necessary to assure the guaranty and safety • of the citizens in a manner tlurable and irrevocable;. anti the most certain inethottof artainiag this object is to.besto r upon the only Chief capable of representing and olgoiwrii.. ing the nation worthily, an august and sacred title which will concentrate in hint the tercesofthe State, wilt be ing abroad, and will be the pledge of tram:lanai itittl • sperity at home: Considering that the title of GovernbrXerieraf,' heretofore 'conferred op the Citizen IEAN IAQUIS .1)/11i.SALINEs, due; not express in a satisfaitory tlianneethe general wish, as it supposes a secondary power, depending, upon a foreign au. thority, whose yoke we have shaken off for ever. Without having any longer regard to the constant and obsti:, nate retimal of Citizen ILAN l AttUEs Data Al.l NAS tO atccpt the power which had been delegated to hint by the People and the Army at the epoch ofthe Declaration ofour Independence, such refusal being contrary to the interests, the wishes, and the welfare of this Country : We confer upon the said I ZAN 14QUES DEssALINis the title of EMPEROR Of HAYTI. and the right Of clinsing atnt nominating his Successor. • We desire that this tree expression of our hearts, alr6rly , called for by the People, be uttered to their sanction voth t. e least delay, and receive its prompt and entire cxecutioli ny a Decree from the • Sitlialei: winch shall be extraordinarily ‘on yoked for that purpose.. At Port.int-!'riper, the.zeth of January, in the year rBa..i, the fiiSt of the llulepeaulence of Hayti. (Signed) VERN ET, Minister of finances. • • . CLER VADX, CHRISTOPHE, Com, milldams of the Division .0 the North. r rl lON, GA/3A RD, and GUFFI. RA RD, Commandants of• Division and Councillors of State. [To these signatures, in the french copy, arc added 25 1 1 others, coirsisungof Councillors of State, Staff.ofliceri, the heals of the ditlinent departments of Government.) Ar Dess,stbrei Eth It rear Li' Imirtendekce. THC GOVERNOkt-GENkRAL OF ifiCF - FI, TO THE caNXRALS OF rats AILMY, AND TO Tilt C. 1 1 ,11. AND t4I,LITAxt Aurnoitztiti, ORGANS OA Tlit_Pgo,l.l.2. CUNZENS• I f any COlisidergion justifies, In my sight, the , august title .which your confittence , coniers upon me, it . must b.; waltont doubt my zeal to watch over the welfare et' the Empire, rely good will to consolidate our enterprize, an enterplize will impress upon the Nations least friendly to lii;crty.' no t the opinion that we arc a herd of revolted staves, but that wt Are.. Men who'have;founded our independence . tointprejtidice of that consideration which Powers never concede in who, like us, ate the authors of their own liberty, :mil who have had'no occasion t 4 beg for foreign assistance to break tlpe idol to which we were sacrificed. That idol, like Saturn, devoured itleitildren; and we halite trampled it under our .teet.t.bnt .let us riot (like thossre. ineitiorances wlin.li the recency of our mittiatithes Ira Ittl print,%dint oar hearts. These will be powerful preservatives against the surprieS of our Enemies, and Witt to:toy , against all idea co indulgence to them.. 1 f the sober. passions make Common men, half Ineasurea will arrest the rapid march at revolittiow. thi•refore, you have judged it essential to the inte rest of the State that I shotilo accept the rank to which you would elevate mea by imposing upon me this new bortheri, 1 contract no re.w obligatiuns towards my:Country. ; 1 nave .hing Puree made it every sacritikx ; 'but 1 feet that a :greateil, a more holy duty- binds me; 1 feel, 1 say,' that I ought to conduct rapidly our enterprize to its :terniinai ion,.anit by wise laws favourable to our habits, so that ever„,- c , ticuit may march within its liberty without infringing upon the rights of others, and without injuring the authority winch watchers • over the general h?ppiness - . ".lii sh9rt,' by accepting this bur- then, as heavy as it is holiourahh,, 1 [Ake charge Of the stun total of good or sell v,ln,h iaa) result from illy adnii l ustr4. tan; hut do not Witter, that it' is: in the uwst ston il y InSe that you confine to thy care the helm of the vessel of the State. 1 aril a Soldier : War has ever been nty.portlon ; and us lens .as;lhe cruelty, the barbarity, and the avarice of our _Eitemiea, bring them to our shores, I will justify your choice, and, Com. hating at your head, I shall piOve that the title of your Gene. - tat will be ever Ito mourabte to ate. The supreme rant to winch you elevate me, t e ll s me that I sin become the rather of my tellow.citizens, o f w h om .1 was the defender; but the father of a family of warriors neverauf. ti rs the sword to steel), if he wishes to transmit his.valour to his descendants, and to inure them to betties. is to you, Getiu,als and Alilitary M en , who arc to ai cend after the to stinretne rank, that 1 atkiress myself; happy that 1 can transmit my authority to those who have' ahOtt their blond for the Country: I renounce, ,ye a , 1 . thrinally. renounce, the unjust usage of continuing illy power in 'toy own Faintly. , I Shall never have any regard to seniority, when the qua. Liles requisite hor governing well shall nor.be round unite;; :he :arne pinson; otten the head which conceals:the fiery impetuosity of youth contributes more efficaennisly to the happiness el his cannily, than the cool and : experienced head' of old age; who temporises in those moments when temerity • alone in, seasonable. • It is on these COiltlitions that! am your Emperor and wo to' itim who shall carry upon the footsteps at ,a 111(0110 # ele vated by the gratitude of his People, WI) , other •Selltialdllti than those ot 4 Littler of a family. DLSSALINES. By the Covernor.Oeneral, 13()IS t !<UNU I'ONNERE, Adjutant•Genertd. We observe in the Jamaica ?apers, that the zeal an d exertions of the Naval Commander in Chief on Oil Station, for the protetlion otlhe cotnmerce and coast of that ishnd, has called, forth the - general ap. probation of its knhabitants. Among the Addresses from the different Parishei, we 'oeletl, the following: 41 To silt 1014 N TitostAs X. S. bfltiALol 'tax K L. 41, Apo) cohiMANOlit IN Ca ta . f , r • thitifill anct 'IOYur Subjects, the' Custos, Alagistrtkics, YettrY , and other linnabit:ints or St. Tligin in Site alit , b4,..ipve to present to you our sincere thaliks fortorn groat ind tit.r•rnir - ting atteiltl*U paid iyy you to the pitteOtiou of the. Tr,l4„nitt Nayiisation of this Island in general, and tt PariAl iu partieular. Never i in our nietnury, hare both been so.elli:ctually dercitd , .'d and secured frotti the depred4 t ions of t rrMitatts of the Enatoy:.; and NYC ropeethilly 333111 . ; yroU, Ciaei tain the h i ghest xenars ut your !;‘eritorlous . conduct, upon tin, every other o hm inttheos Island :Itc .concernail. we Are also pi:riectiry senuittle of the tn:olio ze.ii unit ictivity she+yn by the Conti - mintier; at the Crinzers doting under your urdms, 4vid ;Aatioited round the !.,Lind, for the protection of the Cuitsr," The Dztachment of the sth Reserve, at ,present hotioneti at Noltinshon, being ortiticti to join, some ot the B.ltt,dons cif the Line. the Noctinvaits Volunteiirs [Live undettaken the ne t 6t and Ba r r. rack Guards durint the absence of the regular Troops. • The Kula has been ideswd to nominate' and point Coinimidore SAMUEL i r tfrOD C , lllol3llclef the Sicilian 4tdMr of S. Ferdinand and of Merit) to b e one cat the Knight's Companions of the Most eon. Order of 14 .13.ith. The Merchants of Pool .th have entettti into Vi luntary Subbcripti ,n to ai t in 'the prolectuton of the Wur apinst tioLKft. General Liltd LAta, It Appears. by the Official Returns, took twin the Eflealy 120 riaCCS at Brass Ottinance Outing the Lite Wit to SATE it AM, t — oe newan of G3ZZeiat, has raised 3 lame tcolewary Force on die 01 tang D41441i41. fur Of defence of ids Frontiers.