The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

11;=Aiw; NIA 1 I-S. As.givio—: Dublin. Du r --2 Hamburgh, I Dublin, 4 Waterford. 1 ) .11!CIF OF STOCKS, 7FI VI DAY AT TVNIII,Vg O'Ct.ung. Consols - T E S-1.1 N. -4- 110LILM FA1.11y . !4 Atp.l. ? O NDUIv, T11111:51).1Y, NOVEMBER 29, 1804. Tics reports of the loss of the Romney are but too well founded. Advises have been received, at the Admiralty by the ilfricailq, of .her total loss off the 'l'...!xel,.and of about zo,of her men. The Pffi. cers and rest of the'Crew were savetthy the exer. Lions of s the Dutch, who • treated them ,with the greatest attention and humanity. Blush Corsican ! if thou bast any sense of shame 411, and learn to pralice humanity from a Nttion, wiwtn, at the same time thou gallest with thy iron yoke, thou pretendest to call thy Friend and Ally ! The dfricaine, that brought the intelligence, wAs the whole of yesterday in a very preoriuus tuat ion herself, (wing at anchqr in Yarmouth Roads, with the loss of her rudder and twists; and close in shGre ;"dreadful bea rolling, but the wind gra. dually abating. When the Post cmpe away it vas, moderate, 41)4 she seemed to ride cos er. can now state with accuracy the loss of. nun lately bel.m o ging to the Venerable. The tot;►f con. rletnent, hoine on her Books 'the day that. she -fonunately went oftbhore were 555; the numbcr ToS., tered afterwaiA qn hoard the, i.mpetiiin, G/diatii I:id o n s li., r e, Wn't 54.7 ; so that the number missing is, , only tour . 01 . them Drily.. are known, to have ibta t crCdo . tO Ara very enniklerable oft of her store;,, gsr,c, timbrrs, &o. Sc. will be sayetl, not :,!;e: toll $0 ductr e )l4l:iy to pieces that no wrc clt could- he dis. euvereil'at the place where. she took the,gollllo. We, last night received the Paris P'4ter.t to the r7th, and the Daub to the 24Th inst. The stexa. firm - and *disappointment which BoNAI.A.'itTE feels on finding tha t Porte is firmly determined' not to 'acknowledg his 'usurped title, and his'ioVrelltrn. signs of the resentrnent of girls's, are f•very evident from the o‘liforrot langtrage. held in the `reads and Dutch Pipers upon these subjeai. We 'have ssia • doubt :hut that when lie ordered hi's Ambassador, 'General litt.titi t s, to „threaten to, leave COn'stanti 'nople if the GRAND SioNloß would not Re. knorwle•ige him as • Emperor of the Fivitelt, he was pcazttly convinced that the menace would .produte the (I.‘lired effect, and that the fable Puveristnent of Turkey would n: venture to in. 'cur the resentment of rhe Great Nation. The steady refthal of the Porte, howe v er, and•the come. Tient departure of General LIR Vire, seem to have greatly embstras , eil the Usurper : he feels that lie has not the means of vengeance for this in. suit to his vanity, and he knoWs the advantage of having Ambissador at Constantinople, to coon. teratk, astnuch as possible, *the preponderating: in fluence of grnssia. Instead, therefore, of returning immediately to Paris, Gersi.Batrwp lsas hero ordered to linger some time a t . Vienna, in the hove drat tame ,conciliatory commumcatitm may he received from the Porte, which WilLePable him to return to his post ; but in this expeaatioo tve have little doubt but that flormeArt,Te will be diNappointed. he old story of the dis.grace of gutintMit . a COP, 19 T . 4l ' eased; and we are now told that the Cabinet of; Sr. Petershur.th has determined'to preserve a strict Neutrality during the War. it is 'Obi,: with beat eartfikleAce, that none of the strtalter..Statr4 of many wilt in fut'ore have British Ministers residing at theli Courts, We . have : very little daunt but the ,Corstean will compel those Princes who are within the reach of his arms, and unableto resist-hits power, = dismiss the firitids ; but these conti nued AO& of violence insult will only tend to augment that feeling of indignakion, which is now pArvading the - Continent, and which we trust will shOttly inanifestitsclfin a siceiSiVe manner. The !)kith Pato.: contain t Letters from . Batavi4, whickstatei that the KrNet .of CANDY had entirely driven the Unglish from Ceylon.—Lt: is unnecessary to inform our Readers, that there is no fi,unci,ation for this statement, as accounts of a much more recent date have been received from that ldand, report, was yesterday circulated, that the French had taken possession of Harnhorgh. We h a ve not been able to trace ►hie report to any au. theotie source s and we ate not Oclined to zive it s Any credit. You'relay morning 1:41 MA)EIITY, accompanio the OUXII Of KCNT, PIONOISsEs SOl'lliA ZO I t, An Wyk an Airing on Vyindsor tegd. NAPAL NEWS. ' YARMOUTH, Nov. zB.—Last night the Contre Amiral Maga'', lately, commanded by BtncgtvtitN, and captured by His Majesty's Ship Crauzer, came on shore on the beach, and will probably be lost. In the course of last night His Majesty's Ship L' Apicailte, riding in YuMfab.-RoAds,.. and came very near the shore. morning she fired several guns, and cut away her rnizen,rnast ; and about eleven o'clock this forenoon • she cut away her fore . and main-masts. She now sides in a very dangerpus situation, and it is much to be feared will 'strike at low water. On the thch she was towed into Yarmouth Roads by His•Mttjesty's Ship Claiton, having then lost her rudder on the coast.of Holland. HAt4:rArr Two, P. M.—Since L'Africahre's masts were cut away she has rode much easier, and as low.water is passed without her having struck, it is hoped. that she will ride it out ; more especially' as, by the very affive exertions of His Majesty's Ship Gh;trorr, she will he able to lay another anehor, The Contre 4miral Alagopyl,beingleft almost dry at lowlyater, her guns anal stores are getting our, by which it is hoped that she will be so much lighteued That she may be got further on the beach during the next floo.i. .PLytdowrit, Nov. 27.---thrived the Bellerophon, of 74. guns, Capt., J. Loa 1 NC, fry►m Portsato.uth ; the Atalanta Sloop of War, Capt. MANSPIELP, from a Ctike in the Channel; the latter is come into► llarhOor to refit. Arrived also 3 Fleet of Coasters and Collier s from the Eastward. &ilea thic ( 7 ./ropatra, 'of •32 guns, catit::' Sii R'ou,a R? WitlE, for I:Ltlifax arid the Ladj Far.ren Aimed Ship• with a Cor,voy to the East ward. Also the Raver Cotter, Cai7t. FRAZER, 911 Cruize to the Westward. 4przo,. of 3Z gam, Artntill en Flute, went out of Hatbour yesterday, and iincluned in. the Sound, Arrived the Ship Patriot, of and from Locdyn, Capt. STEIROcK a bound to .Antigua, FALMOUTH, Nov. 6..—Sailed this day the /Pa/sit/04m Packet; .Rou:AttTs, With 51.ttils of the 13(1, ~r.a zoo, for Lis also tjesty's; 'Ships Tra7):04,.0f 4.4gtips, covtikio Wft,TCOTT, Le Pre.Vault., 4.0, na.ur.e Nig, !S i with the outAard.b :ittad dite.iraneon ;11.0tv 6o saif, with a fate wind at N, E. Tile w!t.tin we(e taut •f sight hy twelve. o'clock P. :MI.---Also sailed th;: American Schooner Canor'il,, I:toot:al, with rob, and the Swedish Brig frribrica, Pota.sott, with . ditto for Venice. Arrived 'the Four Fr;pal l , ItKING, and the Eat:44/I'sh, COURTNjiIj tram LOo.lOll, with bale goods, tars. for this Parr; and'itte .msh Brigjole Isaac Bowmfm, Grtpt, lae Vxl from DA1117.161)011iA for liana. The PrintesJ ifintefia P.ckeft, Srav P.:11; With thr Leemuti Ishnol Mail of th 21 itY4tarit, tained till furtlier orders. SuccrtNtsq, Nov.. 28,---Atrived at Rhe Litik nighe Arm s i caw, from the 1111;ic ; saitel from gilioeur Nov. 18th with 'Convoy. p which are 411 4rrivq,l in the River, NOV. Zg.—The whole of the Writ In iia Viz:et, £tiZt4.3/in . El3t Indimian, and South SeJ on4et Con Noy of:thq I.l . y.eaa and Acasia Frigate, anki , tht Lk,i)on, ()pm, an.l Me diterranean Pieta*, under euovvy of the,Eurjdice Frigate, are now und,J w.iy, but it ty supooied they will not get Cather th.su C,Avaa titis evening. Arrive , " the Entrrtr;ze, H UNT R f UHT) St.Pe ter*. burgh'; Thomat and sarab, 1)ow LING. El;zateth and Mat), jAmei, alid Endeavlar, Lee, fr9ll Sunderland ; r;ltilinia CLARK, Eiiihej 'tipper, BA I, t AT*, Tartaf, Fanny, and two ot.4ecl:F4nt(parts , from Guernsey,. LOSS OP THE ROMVEY, n; Ma lazy' Sk;p Adamatil, cff lbe. Texel, Nov. 25, 1804.. ON Sunday - last we left Tirotriuth Roads,—in company with the Rumne), , if co gans', cominanifed by the. Hibrt. Capt..CoLYILLE.; each, ahlp 'having an board builock.s and vegetables for the.Texel In the night we separated .and• on Al:to ... (I,ty rnprnint, at inine w joined Admiee,l RUSSELL, and found the Ea g ie, of 74 guns, Cipt. COLBY, with ; 74., Nlooasout ; .1? cets,. of Orange,74., Capt. RoGERS ; Giallo), 54; Capt.. COLLENRIt ; Hitt. C 4 t ; Fit ,axp A ive,; 48, Caw. MAN B ; Wthohin u 38; laipli4l ST W ; a:l3 three King's Cutters. Our signal was made to an. ‘chor io that judici , ius line of bcaring givea,.out 'the Admiral, and with the eyes. of expettatiors every body JoOked out constantly fo!. 'the. arrival of the kotatiej,.. who. besides bullocks and vegetables, bad all the Litters Wt. the Fleet ) besides txunko acid parcels for most of the Oftlcera. From Tuesday till Wednesday it blew a dreadful gale of wind at N. W. and a heavier sea than ever I saw in my life ; but our alive Captain veered away to three cables, and we rode out the force of th‘storm without any injury. On the 23d, the Alert Cutter joined the Admiral from recrinoitring the Mouth of the Texel,and brought with her Mr. WM. SHEPPARD HAYDON, MasteAr-Mate of -the-Rarntro , ,-and thirteen men she' had picked by on raft the, night before ; and like. wise the intelligence of the loss of this ship, but that, the Crew'were saved. This Sad disaster took place on Monday morning last at nine o'cleck; on the. S ulth Flaak Sand, five miles West of the Texel,—, MI the masts went overboard.on Monday afternoon' ....and on Tuesday, most of the Officers and Crew' quitted her on rafts, and in the boats. All the, Officers and People .were made Prisoners by the; boats of the Dutch Fleet, and. the Ship soon after' went AO pieces. Thus has perialted ono of the finest! Fifty.gtm Ships we had. ThiS unfortunate ireci-i` dent is *aid to have originated, by the Romney mistaking three American Ships wrecked the night hefore on the Haak Sold, for part of our Texel Fleet at on anchor, nor was the mistake discovered fathe Ship struck, as the weather was very thick, and blowing hard with rain. The 23(1 hail nearly augmented our misfortunes; by the loss of the ilfricethi,e, MANSY, who, by the violence of the sea, had her rudder hrokc all rn pieces; without a rudder, aihe remained. for two days in a very leaky state, the sea breaking over her the whole time; great alarms were apprehended for her safety, as, 'had the cable'given way, this 'fine 'Frigate must have perialied.do the Breakers, and' every soul in her. The' Walton is ordered to see ' her into port, and we ihafl ,lie glad to 'hear of her safe arrival. Besides the three American ships wrecked on the Hanks, we see several Sail of Merc4autmen..dis masted in every rlireCtion around None but the gallant Admiral Rtissw,, .or the indefatigable Admiral THORITBROUGH, would persevere in so closely watching the Texcl Fleet, who at this moment have moved into winter 'ciaar ters, having-AV:tater dread .of the elements than we kno*, opposed t„ all its terror. •' - The Suitt Cutter left on the 22d, having pre viously made'the signal of distress, A tribute of gratitude is due to the Admiral, Officers, and Crew ,o 1 the Dutch Men of War in the, exel, who sent out ftve launches, with a Flag 4 Trtice, to the wreck . , at' the hazard of their ; they apptortched.the Rompley, and, by their . Inn 'ne exertions, the livii of three hundred British ti,..ainert were save , l, Aa .th e . Dutch, are not. averse an exchange Pri-mers, it is to he hoped,.MCo._ stires will Le speedily wed for that int4' roe. The idropt , E;ist cuinlnAntir..l byClpt., GI! PITOO N 1 is pill un,lBr g J irmitine, in con'tequencemi overi,4l tel the tic the, Qflicaci her It i lisogr from r:)... mow h. The Maria, E3 rr .1), of Gte.goOck, ; 'l. .tn •Vrk to 41 ,it,r• t , ,, 0;1 :lit : 30 j M ,•, .4 rtvevt .1' _ _ The R,, , rb Is, art 'veil ,0 Li verp , ol i 44 33 , to E ra(l r,, +' It a ii . r,..rch teer (11 14 !ti,+-, best t„.t acti n riks,k) Bar. ,et v . trt. wow, tr (ii witorn. hat, I. Plitl42 • ICer isi , b , 4lv, and.rifFrct! ' The P. 1 4, a vpr in Li ve I pool Purr 11111(1,, • v i k t .in (1' IVY he' t8:1i inst. haY., lug 0tc,.1-ii n r') r.ll t+ and , rigging,' and, ',cad y , it •, owing . ,to her tieing , •(•I, S• r,)f•itimiler ~ c m , by , the Rraave Priv i(v . 1, 01 16 gtin.,, from B' .0*;() vist ', , 1114:(1 ();) •!on g insg,ri ? Ants bound to Quebec, captured a few das Cain:llls Dit 'UK is app oiOted. to the COrnmand of the, Vreike Sloop, at 014400. Captains I)lCit, add NIA X.W ELL are•nppointea , ftini,lndb of the Jamaica 441,1 Arab Frig:4te*, Mr. LF 4LMON, of 4he impresnobiti of 98 funs is' appuilltea Ntistee Shii)vv right at An Y . . estcrtlay • the trinsaaed bu3hie.4 . at Lord HARR() wti Y 0111,;e, ! c u rt ) 1 1,,, 1, till l ut i r olch.ck. Yelt-tday to rning the i)ui if C ritc 12;t4itIg ~ n d W. , CiY y , 1 - 16 Royal. 11101 - leis . (11 MICK x h.,(1 yesterday a Stir& Aini , tr pArty • I.ll.Ptke at D.tywuttt ILK is g tit to the Marquis aoti - MAreitiottess ot All R CORN, for a few tii;ys This iNike fa. ST. ALeArta haci yr,t , 1.;1.,y a %e., party.af - his h tto. , Stritt od.plrice. 01 11ARIt INQTON yestertia.y evening a select party of t.tsitiowtbies at tier hoi.Os+t in the Stable-yard, S , . J i!nvlet; r , iittons 10orri, wcre. the Dike DE k.F.% Duke Da, BEA ICY,. girl :14 Counte's of BARRYI4OIkr, Lady KVAIPOLD, the Frort,. Mr. WA.A9,' &c., Sir J And Lakly CR AU FURD have , left- town for Brighton, Soon afterßtg MA) E , Ty's arrival at Weymouth he rode out one in .1-tang a few Rules from the town.' Hi's' only atientlarits were General and ?, groom .; having ielt them at. some.shoat Ell, lAi Evry, enrgred a large find, jn which he . perceive. , l but pne solitkry poorwornAn F work,, with that contlescen,ion . henevo. lence.whiolt ,:ate the L . .liar.aderistics of true great_ newt', inquired. of her ." flow it 'canine that she . was - the oil vet»pti employed, where. there ed AO much ut3iiiqss to he done ?" The good wo., miinfrankly aniviered—" That she had forty cum. panions, hut that t theY welo gone-to Weymouth, to see, thelcing ; lust she knew her mister would stop so much of hyr day's Nit as 'the time she should be :Own(' would amount ta, thcrefore.sh did not chose. • z• '!'he King,- with his. accustOmeti . good . ha.; inolt, said, " As you:did not go to,s'ee the v .workmates return, you may tell them the King has been ns see you;" ,and,.putting aye . .rgqiimas thtt) her, hand, rode off: leaving the honest: coontrywonia:, equally astonished . as pleasca wills her illustiiotis Out unxixded visitor. PROM TIO FRENCH AND DUTCH' PAPERS. PAX-In, As - t et a i. e. h NOV. I6.—TALLIIIN has left this Cspi . cal for , ! cant, where is' appointed a commercial A gent. He - was. not presented,as it_ he be deitta c n o ti n e t d r , ar t y o . the EMpeior before' his departure's. to . the iv e li s n ta i4 b r l e is rs he . d Imperial coquette ftoiintroduce to p h a " ni M e; i b . c ) ; :e t) h in ' i s s e : m T .P O o r r e r ra i y e e . nc r evishlafene. y ,__ Agent m.d - inferior ~.c rank , d f l a h c s i h n i t n e n o a fa sh i o nable l her fathelr,ti:r.h:°;stht;-a..ef-hoatrmhivio'ateih..T.fie es.Litaisallt7rii:ininoe-i months der; z been pleading CABAFitr s. ,of hioet is irm ' e n : Offi cer cur:::ki t i s, l e'Fl Ot i I t i 7 a .°ll l 4b t Boulogne. - ntlitrtgtiinVlite : e lt e s ;s to li tuh n ne: r.l th instant :—" For these last three nights ri t t.l ll_ 3lr e: O ng r :ii ii sl i : C . si t i tt o i r ze ep r : s continue to.make, repeated tag ....l3,!.akif they kept up. some communication with 4 . cati.tlTpearti information front 1 1 d t : ::::::na,nl:lliyisinvgicAinr i t t i y ll . ery W ar oe a. irrecoriciiaebveleriy.oewsh.ere upon. th e alert, and scour all Conspirator* or 0 afterlioursiv-r!ri,.Bit x thinksPses t ' h t a ft t t h h i e s y m m a n ee c t eu w v i i t e h o th f e o m a l . (e t A ; de C rni tone as jori t pr _ iFt,i l u. l ofli.tr. , ll _l ..,,,tuaT t :lii_ie t h,_ ) ic :: :,tnis_ith r ;te,E;iif ß .rlermjoila a lpms t r alarm... We j et s w o n n te ly d- i t o h c is r : e t a n t o e rn su in s g pi t c l i t o re neaStidh i ltit° tvis ti ; le b L ut ine th , two Frigates, Frigates, .and nine Brigs'orritt. e n : o l a t I . HI teach s rc,il: t op h te e cr m ei tanl.nii,et. little it All igihilnt: t e it h rs.; e . .; Islanders.a burn to punish the insolence of the coward. , r . toce.lost rFt 'is .now • here ; and - i . ve are fliite" the Ent cror its efote His IVlajesty' Coronation, wlt l e ) n it is foia that time, the grand blow will ,be struck. In the Met° etCtoe%rsltrro,:laivlre::s;l'.l):l,3, ce:l:'l),,ctfiliefLe!tinta:sll,:ytel vi'eissill it i g c lwohat:aid' a r swaPrieete i h i f 111 d i 1 t a n cc' ini teh,eweamuse 'ourselves with balls and plays,'" time o f a has profound ;appointed tli eG " -"- en ( e r i a e l s C o ' f itllC :• ' 41 .11 : zs ,4tukine6i:L,tit:ze,;,i4kolt:!,Ef } - Honour. r i' . ° r !lC:heetiGl4: :e s t General 7 1 1 t i n g d :ii r: 0 N i tt r t- 1 iisnstßaitaitt-I,e . a :M, of the .same Legion. 611, N ov. 236—ACCOUrItS (NM V.ifit, 'Of ~.t he state, th,it various Lett ets frinntlie _N e u t r e t e lL i concur..ir asserting, that the Cabinet of St. P Plrgh,.after [patine dcitberation has colic t° _the resolution , ortak. ins' no D art in the VV.it between . France and Eiigland. As •tti the state of ;draft.* With the Piro, it was rumoured, , that Marshal Ba VIE is itot toc- Jur that he is to will a t Vie. otwu;irlfni)itrieleitrdheatsii'ireir:tticiPhratetrsiusf:rl:.C6o,ur:firicei rei,:ftrioynct xepteientsctdanttoinbotploei such a nature as 'will iinf.iice him to r etnin t o do t cit.k - . . •In the nsean time troops arc marching froitt every_ quarter to reinforce tile army under Getittal ST. CYR. , -Pttiditiat of the 1 6 li gives the " I °wi n g a' ti.ofr. under .the.aate of f r wktrt, the .9:lt .inot. v " It is generally. rem :Eked 'ngl oil ' suffers n (I,4iiv &:nioution in cermany, and 11t .it t he G. nnan Princes ate successively breaking 4- iir their conneXion wi th the Court of London. that :Ille credit of vaivariat Wirtetriberg, Biderv,,,iird.the Cade', of "3"6nii. anti' the Veret and Lov. et Rhine, havo resol7ed heecefortb .ixi diocontinor tneit afICI.AI CI. tetpowlyivtieilh IDS. :British Calsinef, nnitnot 1 0 ' : eiive its Min i 1t ttge:ni`s,sitice the diccovetY 0 the intrigues of Dais,ics,;44}Sittlitic ea: Siu t Ili. S ll/ ELTcro aof Flts'it hat 1 , 044 t ito4 , e to NI , . TAY . ,I.l!e.Etilltsll Resident at his C. , ul I, 10 (1(111 lijit lel: rlt'lries. He hay atlually: taken his a l )..rt tire , on' .0-qh5.1.‘76; atVof ti i o tiii lip . OOcia tc,s, it t l-ia lliß '-itlilaige ' ' d'Afrai fee 'III ' •iiPeirilii 11.1104,11?x"' "'myles and quit the 'iletturat e „ with all tilt . : ral'e t ' I,)elonging to . the Er1111;1;ssy. M r... El;di 0 r MOO 10000 rid' fa rewel to Dresden ; :and then: there will ° !ringer . trlwin any English Mioi,teras in GertminY: With tl,;e exception of efintie accredited i') the C,''' lrt • of 'Vienna' and Beilie.. The, Ottli•dt Eloo4oel white expeeted atil.iii44.Floti,,,bon %NW, id. Cly fi'lk i ' l , ‘io nmi wok rrtieeed thither,; the P.rw c4 ;: c States , f the E,optre liaving 11010444' L'...l`4,;tiii„.!, Di'et . at. Rati.dion tots , ino•- iii! with ''''' s '.'. l ' -. having ho , affair'', whsle IO IP10?-40 i til' iii ; l : t ,Coh " ig • i h , to •• 4 TROT riRD.,O4, N ra v Ll,l 11 E ? l l . ' I 5 .. ./.... :110.. its 3.9.EAtr4Ct A 0 Lei , er lc :m.l B.itAv.i4i.ibite4.l Fi:1,,,710 . • 4 ' Inteitigence bat hello rcove;i here, (" f cey K .,,, ing'l:l CANA I A 1133 driven the ItVisii fruT. ill ' e L ' l . fi l ana pill (be whi.4l6.4:itiiicin 6iili; sviolu' To ndrackt Frigste'...has,been lit ikPu it e. !cr,e:ty Ire Juno ~..ts heen IPS? at , 11,41)414, but. the 'o,'.ii3O s 4 v ail i, '1 he 1:144r. helonging'• to che S , Vogl I ° L. Ti f i . ; cl : 4 )- e i,; l l;t i ni . ,. . 1 i i ii: , r l , l l , - c :l3 l : A a t it a re v r i ' , : i ,: c i ! 1 :::s s".l clean. ‘4P t , I t ' ts. i c e ll a ; b :• i::' 1 !," '''' 1.. ,i, 001 0 Acc6till:+g to acc,,ll:l: i e ri:n : i t itl/4134(if01)1(.1):14,1gd:CC : ' 0 41 j 1 .,:' rity , pre vsAs •.! here among the. Comitiiii Mi7°D;ct .though tin, t.gniar Sittlyg, of the Get.n'inlC,acil ire, ; ,a t yet opened... EX.lisOrdinary t.',ollf"-.- ' WM° .44ilv Jake: place At The.holpe of the Prnssiin . h 4 is G,OFTZ, at which ate Pro"' i IIC A Itt ,ni , 54i4e,...i , Eteviisia, ,M.,-.J.:Ip RI cll " t..."'„ 4 ;. - f tt' i of same other nit tilt: Prioct It.. - OA, Empire. M. De - FAttN It 1.2 WEE G, the Auothi'' „A,' ulster, Weir sent ;if s‘'vetaf Couriers to ' e i o r, • w.it.tt Pispatches lot the. Aulie dhdocety of tilt , d i i r 1),1144 c°"taioing. it 1, asseetetl, the result of V.Prigio 1 1.9P'41t tons which Count '6O'N.TZ bsil mode .1 " - 01 ,; cue of ' his itrittutttiotio,' and whiCh WtO ' ll4 1 0 0 itel,ol the,-fretrottit conferences witi ,, ii "' l ', 7 ite se place about three or . frur w eek' ago.. l'‘'`,3,esti nrptiatiatts,. however, Rte. ifiv.ll v eti in the SO' . 1 0 secrecy, and nothinghas yet transpired, c"teept '„4. they relate to s ever 1 1. poiots not yetort le3. roi ,ALBIN), the D:rettotial Moister of the D•et.,ite, returned to.itatisholl V/ . hicil alflloSt la I . ll ' ~l e ~ w . • presentative* of tile Gerrtian ?IWO'S have 1 1 • returned. --,.....--,..............--, g R a tty At a late hoar on. Tuesday night MI. -I s hes * it pol' 4lg H i l the. King's Mesieff gar; lefts tOw.i, wit „ 11 Si afz,,L.aifoertlip.....ll,Ai.cGtso.wris,a,,a,.isßei.lol:etei Jiiarbo.usrgrlAw' 0;1)x:00040 to ,k 4 b ippi tig, at Hat wich;fo r i Instill), ir°";„...iint t,O.s; 1:1' is '•w proteed, hya.circOitous course, it IX .I !', 0010 7 , avr;iir theYtenetraanditrOWllo infest the oini.ilirgrisor. YestatLiy. to ruing dietli fit.. ti?e b°t'e 1., OP L P i l' A T ts f s it A 4i o ' E AT; JP,::rckitoute.7l'EG- tir,avticCii°9filcil'ilibi;fc‘Wf. of the Hon, ..East.rndia ColootlY• 411 1