The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-08 00:00:00

' .111.: 11.111 P Talleyrand alio speculates largely in colonial pro duce, and in other' mercbandize, But with Allis riches, he is not..profuse, nor is he niggardly.. His parties were never numerous, except-when he gave riiplomatic dinners. His private 'society is seletit ; every evening'he plays his rubber at whist, at half a Louis or hurls points, with Mr..Crawfurd, an Eng•. lists gentleman who bad been many.yesra-in.india„ rind I belicv,l:utcle to General Crawford),, Messrs. 111)rittierand, Gazenove, and cje Sainte ?obi. Tdlley rand has one of the finest libraries. in France; but he seldom use44t. . What could have induced thatcrnaciated being to marry. his present wife is inexplicable, -,Thaf 4uo naparte insisted open his marrying, I know to be a fttt, in order that Talley road, being a Bishop, might ter ever be precluded from making 'FA peace with the' Bourbons. But that he should marry such 'a woman, is astonishing. She waieriginally a daugh ter of 11 . land.waiter at Ttanipiebar:,'"and had married a man of the name of Grant, wit e tt vitinn she went to reside in our India -settlements. Mrs. Grant be ing a very handsome woman, it Waft not long be-, fore she had an intrigue with Mr. an, action for criut. con. was instituted, and was, tried' before Sir Elijah 'ropey, who was then Chief. Jus tice at Bengal (6). Madame Grant afterwards be came acquainted with a Mr. Whitehill, commonly called Goverhor Whitehill (uncle to the celebrated EliZ3Draper); who, from some cause not ertacil-f known to me, was obliged to leave India with .. .this gentleman she came to Prinee in the Year"l796. Mr. Whitehill having. amassed a very considerable fortune in India, was extremely lavish ot• his riches on IVlddarne - GrattHe bought' an . hotel for her, furnished it in a most magnificent style, purchased jewels -to the amount of 20,0001. oterting, ~ond bought in the French funds a life .annoity for her of • 30,000 titles per annum, about 12001. sterling (7). Mr. Nina:hill introduced her . to. Mr. Delessart, Mi ....plater for Foreign Affairs atter the. Revolutionovhe hecanie her admirer. When 'the troubles broke out ib pai l s, she went to Chantilly to lite with Mr. Nvbo• had a tibuse"thfire. '.:Afief the totti . ot August 179 e, he sent her ova to,fingl4o, to.fac company hi. wile's dattiOttil', then (We've years of who W'aLi io tv) to a boardin-schoot, near Can terbufy, an& Mrs. rant WaS to stay there with her Jot 4.410..b1:came more tranquil in France.' : • \Ylien 'tie co,nnitinica I ion het wren het Wgenntt-; itii!Sstris stopped,' MildattiC Giant nut hearing any thing rnorc.bt 10 . 4 Vretich leave O f tutu o,ingliter, and Cinnel to' the here she led a very gay Aftittioils Doptobli who had been a tliplornatio Chardeter in thi, bontitry, I believe Miaiiter from . Tuscany, under prOiection, and 'at ter the tall 'of Itobe'lipiairt, ,to ANN, to Wind, elate his clirre parin d iiim, 'There she was again on the'pive ? :' tbe. doors of Mr.,Whitehill were of course shut to JIL T on account or her itifilitioth conduct toward; the . child, wnich she heft at school, and without giving' her *ell: any trouble IQ inquire after her: Nlodaine ckant • niiw bcatue, publicly known for her proiiiscbotic-aintaurs," and it Was at this Limo that I allryrand, on his return tram 4inertca, he cam,r acquainted with het'. l'ncy lived to,;ether ev.4 since, and in 1804 he married her, Sys n otch for the 'Vince. and Princess of Ilene• ev itto (5) I had only printed one rturoper of the Argus, when 1%ille) Nutt requested rtie to call upon hip) one eveninA; it 'Was th , .• L vening of the publishing day it was very latcr„ -75 t.: minister said to I have some !very good ,So give pit v.Austria and Priiiisia have accepted t ines fur NI 41a ; • I hive just received a Conrtio - Own mi N o, —The Cowes of Vressia and Austria. notiged the same tO 'OA of Sr. (aines'S, and .every thing wilt go Ott smooth-- every difficulty is now removed k" those : vvero his • O'f'Y Wirth. " Now, you eon stout it in to-tnerrow's Argus as M. 14;141 " I ac‘ortinigly Went to the ()three ; the j);ll)ei' , was al. teady and I inserted the tollowing ortietoin very largo lows at Sht;cll4 of the list column ; Paris, Sin hrinnaire, 3o 4 th OflubCr. ' : '' Argus Office, 4 (i'eloesein the Wiornirtg. " It is , whit tho.higtiett satisfaction we'jtkopitio pyessio Atari!, ILIAt we love ro..cived la tto.tite first ad-, thotiry, thst all the ilitt . ,:renees' between tlis;l ~Goverti, tnetits lenitive to- Malta have been anticahlr'adjiiattil.— ' , Austria 'and • l'russia' are beciinfe 'OO •ItuarMita of' that island, at the request , of the British and tbnen 'meats, Grand MitstFr, Prinee Kuspoly. is to, pri,- ereed to take' upon hittiiielf 010 . C01tm144,1 ut, th e order." _ . ' VV lto.could doubt for one. rnoruct , t the truth cif titi.'s State merit as cointrunikated ? 'I ha stock-j6bbetti its 1.'400 took the bait, and t he funds in Call6tninCliCo toso q per N4ner 14 re:idity verceive that., the eitizelllainiSter caused this,. ariii.le ,lii be inserted, for ;c stock • jobbinji Tor. roses, The f.riglisli newspapers iinSietll4tely, : 11 f :gutted that fabricated intelligence to• the proper litiltive4. and it Wits . iron that channel 1 brat 1i:401440a I l bmi been irnion ed upon by :f 1 toc,ops6ofiti;(l with hiin, oh sithjed, and toi:1 hint that - the verill'iri or thc I)4per woubt tetteeter \vita be called- into 4ogiitAi 'ravels .(in not al w,iys spi.4l‘ trotlt.'!2e.4. True," redid I, " but Alien they. never giVe tontours. AS Official, nor arc they desired to insert stidi iritellix,enceby" any. Mi., totter," " said lie, jocosely, it is not the tereto:c that exists. betweekthe Ministers of the two court. (6) it mhs singui4t enntlol to see, during the !Jail peice, Sir tibial) lmpey, Mr. F'...»-.-.s, and Talleyrand, together 'company with Mao,laitte Cfa.nt„ who was not tacit yet inarticit to the ex..bishop, but who lived with hint ria ;•iis IniSt/463. • (74 I nit:titian these particulars to spew the ingratitude of th.ot wooun, %he is a princess, and tlic ot, the rhAteat t awl in ranee, MI Whitettiil, aid mini upwards of 84 years or age, is without r, soui. He frequently Applicata her for teller. but. Hit appliotttion WaS long cabs; within these tit months, she pays.. tor his board 4114. 00- PVC Gentintill ri liCe"t6 (4) it is altruist bteteilibi. , that this :woman can scarcely ntt ()tread. +int ignoiance is iirnvtibhil. '1 .ilkytand ssys, sucti,a wolitini is 1101 d. ii ilt.ls, eit I, e illisll,V . A4 Or Wire; Or A M 110 tet, '#ditto ,nlmlAllll2 T o• v raii‘ aril)) what 44.,tuttol•aha W 44, the 'repti i: " suit ittittile," stead 443 Indrs, or so t rench, a r t iirkey, but it* application is always the saint, as pus:: ht Logisslt.) i have seen several letters written by her, flit, mop curionts production; tioiereiier weice thus aVe Ito dui .hey et" (avec yobs aititit',hltif).'r'Sortie Oat 61E4 Nistioirie Tillie) rand wrote to h e t:vo n tw i . tox k er , teu , i clting her to send inttne till iicdlittely Vet robe de (atin, ;a w a i t of Satin. I following Itistattee tif , Madame l'at ityrandi# wits And genim was the chi' chat of Pstis about veers • ,i 1 611(Ift ttinC arigt Mr. Detion haft p lt bilshe t t Tra , cis i wo Egypt. he was ,inyited to tone at "f 4110 rand's., •The tilmitter laeyi that hr, stkett a.nreat iffit,von 110 40 0e ,r ihAt lies *VOW tin apnea ti4xl to ant i jaw ,h o niti. Matt his trtigtht $0 Allikt xlw inleirtlio A cittl thing, to hint rst thatan4jett; lipid to lovitlier C1'44101,1,0, Li. btariani said Talley retold, and let hint 4sta-... Denoti'4 1 - 60/451.4 . , Vtgut the n And ilaSired Chevalnir totr;tvetti 01 en,atithor on, as s i t e hat! H ; tem 4 v ?amen the name. Mr., Chevalier n9t;hiVing the , t , ide.a that iirlAtlaint wished N, lead .1, 7 eP01i,, , &tut her • • 1 1 4 siudied wry Item her , &cutoff , ' ithitilAilSrltircu. file resit to Nit, Demon, ", You niustliave suilPreci unto 4 h b bits 44 Cannily "—" west tic? --"M f , I ,,,i v : At iyutir r , ,rtitay , was IWic. alPle ?- laite utl you ion oit ISIS neati 4 4 , ) I , p Mr. Kohinsom 1" I . leave rho reatter jinign tole Cont/sJel , ition Ina On the gtiFiti, ,wito ,crc placo . • • .. • Madeuto Waolvaild ziutd Mr, Datum • BRICUTON, Nov. 6. mu t t vsp—i fie) gWe tOul. Dux Cutlii, 214;r. , Guerti • ' t Wirt.,;rford. PRICC CM STOCKS THIS IT AY AT tihtLvic o'ci.ocK. Consols . 64i 64 I, o nutitirn - pir 7‘. T 11 S Cr N. 1101.11.1.1 SILVIS DlCditi FAi.Sl,lh4 AUpEAT ? L 0 - N , 1.1 0 N. FRIDAY, )10VEMUE14,-,8, 1811. It is with mucb :plea3ure we. state, that otir squadron has been very naive on the North coast of Spain ; conjunmiott, with the due rillas, the MarineS of the Siarei!tante. and iris have driven the French out of berme°, destroyed all the works, thrown the guns into the. sea, and seized all the vess e ls that we re lying in the port. It has been reported, that an oticier arrived.yes terday with ,Dispatches from Lord ; WaiitiNoroN, but. the report is untotioded.. ' The following article is copied from the American .National,lntetligencer. It is singular - Alit it did not occur. to the writer, while he was collithetil log' upon Captain iitbionAm's instruction's which were laid ',before the, world, that Captain llonoEns's titcuctions had never been ,produced. With all the prejudice of the AineriCan EditOr In favour of his countrymen, he is compelled to acknowledge that, all the probability of that case is en,,the bide: of the:British Commander. . in -strilaious, he says, "blew a deimit rogar,l to the rights of the United States,'.' aoll he adtilits that it , is not likely that with socli itistru6tions attack • a:yessel,, ttree ,tio)ts the Corte of Ilk own. The.' Arnrican writer, however; gets , over the difficulty: by Supposing, or rather by . that Otiptain BINGHAM Was is hardly necessary to notice .so infa. rims' a calumny; ,but aJittitting for a moment that the fad was as stated to the American Papers,, wok! Commodore Itonaytts,-.who Couldnot tingnislf whether the ,Little Bell,‘Vaa a ac'nall sloop or a large frigate, see the sttia:iott of aoy iudividuid on board ? The proposition is Leo absurd to al , mit of arguments. • titivphANt's , f Th e 'British Prints lay much stress on the, tenor . Of the inst rudt ions of Admital . SAwysti, under which Captaio BtfitinAt4 Tiv.4.44 ;flatrilotkmlll 4 spew indeed a decent, regard 'for 14'o- - rights of the United States, but nothing more. , ' But were they ttt only instructions ? If we refer to the . conduct of Cain. Br Non Aiw, we should 'imagine not, still less should we suppose sO, if we refer to th e insoltint . canduct, of the rartarris. •Wlty, if such were his instructions, did he so directly disregard them — by Cottimencing 'an attack ,ons our Vessel ? If he be not brolien for disobedience of orders, then - Will:it be evident they were net his only„in. struetions, because his eotninci,was ft palpable infrac. t ion of them, such as could nut escape excipptary . punidtment, 'if they werq to have been his only'rule of conthiti. Wt. hats treqUelitly, ieitteied with i6tonish. !pont .on the hardihood of Caut NGil :01, in attack ing a l vessol, as he did, which lie knew to he of So s u p er i or ti force But if the ihtittiatiuttcontairied in the New York Columbian (4( tirrit.' 1.3 t NGtlA:kr was drunk") be corred, t)en is the mystery solred,*and the wretched intotication oin weak man hits proved the destriiellon of his dcw, and the pion - 1060 n of a new broil on the put of his GOverninent with the United Status.", . • , • His Royal iiighness the PatNue REGENT arrival • at York firiuse yesterday, from Comp, .61 will be held this day, when the Aleeilng of hr. !lament for the .l.)iitpatell of litt3itiess will , o' e fi xe d for the 7th of January, An express wax received yeilerday from Windoor, A wfu l , 44 11Kit, HIS LUFSTY had a restless 4ighV, and appeared extrerneiy we;ik, and• the'depression of his si irits continued." An Expre34 was r,tcei vet! last: night a t y or k... Howie, from Wind*or, s(liing, 41 That JEST appiaretl very low in both bodily rind rrientid LORD CiltatligitLAlN'S NOV,I, Notice is hereby given, thur the Cdurt will 'v.) Iwo Mourning on Sunday ikext, she ;nth., init. tor his bite Serene Highness PrinOe Ounsno :vs v„Tcfc; Majeity's neph,eW.. 'l' he Duke's( gyinwritosE ii gone to Batt). ItiJ Gracu ititendp to reit - mitt then: till Chl tilt Grace the Duke of Ppwri.AN'i) hat appoint , lil GIIOIIQa FAIIRANT, gm, one o f Atilt,. D e p t ty' dlt.u. tenants for the county. of MiOtllest.z. Colonel the Hoir, NATIFIANIRI, But t . T ON , L i te Representative for the Comity of (Na te , declareci himself a Candidate for that County, at the next, vacancy that Inv occur in Iltpresco tal ion. The Right Hon. Captain Lord JAMES i y inf , brother of the Marquis of THemoN ~ h as an . nounced Linnet(' a Condi t tat, t or tho eeunty pt Clare, at, the next gletittion, _ . COL X7IVO 41 1 /.134-ttrAWN O sP,sity. Pt.vmourn, 'Nov stated yeitentav the arrival of an American ship,: the Intrepid, 'l)Oongfr: ing to Petersbutgli i PItAY, Nagel, frorp NOrfOlk, iu „Virginia, with a cargo consisting of tobacco, bee's-wax, and staves, ,bound to London, put in here great distress, being 'almost in - a sinking state, 'having experienced very bad weather. Oa the .2tittl ult. she encountered-a very heavy gnit of wind, dating which part of her cargo was obliOd to be thrown overboard for the preservation of the ship, On the 3tl inst. near, *illy, during a very severe squall, which lasted-about ten minutes, the greater part of her-sails were split, and every aril cle' on deck was. washed swerboard, :two - Of her crew were also . washed niC the'deek and 'drowned.. The .Beta Itigate arrived bare yesterday ruotning from the squadron off Brest, and not the iris hive as stated yesterday. Art ived the Juno., At(r)r: MON, .from America with timber for' prdeis l ylinti the S‘vediill brig Dri Preto:dot, PiYonN, m3ster," from Malaga, with cargo of fruit, bohnd: to •London, nod is 'uncle. , qua rantine ; also arrived ihe Airs& frilp . te fi'ourt . D'aSqutt Roads,. and an Aunt - lean . bhip from the ,Wtst 7 ward. • DEAL, Nov. 7 .—Arrived hisMaiesty' - * ships Com. rageux and La Loire, front the klaltic; Sailed his Majesty's ship . Mosquito fer,off Flush ing.- FrvE o'CLOCK.—The wind ig railer inclinable to the NorfhwArd ; conseiltienily thc: outward-bound • are getting under. weigh. ~-._... C3,11'11.01, NOV. 7.---CI4IC up to Long Renck,: to talot her guns and powd , :r out, t,is MA:te'sty's ship , .ludacious, Cvt; IJuilAt.n . t.jAmpitv.t.L; Intlf-past eight o'clock, . his: Highness the Duke of CLAItENCR proceeded io . the CollnoisSioner's.yacht, to Sheerness, to visit the Dock-yard, a;ccompanied by Sir Roily, .io • • •• • • Cottuni6ner ; Captsins HARWELL, E.IYNG, and , MASON. As the yacht, 'with the stnnclard flying,. passed the, prison,ships,at GillingliarpL.an of'fice r 's g ua rd was turned out on hoard each ship; And every . : reipcet paid to him ai the son of our beloved King. D4vEtt, Nov. 7.--'Passed by the Naiad frigate, CARTL:It ET, with a Freocli privateer, for the Downs. ....._.~ PORTs morrrno:Nov. .--Arrived his. Majt-_ ,, -) 611 I p ipkwo. Item tumds. Sailed his Wiesty's ships Veneiale, retignk, and Partridge, for oil' Chet bourgh. Yesterday. the letters froth the Cape of Good Hope, brought ,by the Evieralci 'frigate, were'delt vered, trot 'tliey do not, crimernutipato any thing 'very material respecting lodian affairs s , nor, indeed, could they, as there had been no recent beriVl4lS fr om thence at the Ca llr pe. e chief cententS o f the letters relate to shipping intelligence.- V,tre give .an extraa from ono of then), dated Septerrale'r the 14th, the- dAy previous to* the . departtire of the Glut rp,44 On the . 7th instant, the Bengal, Anna, Lord Castlere4h, Good Hope, Upton Castle, and Born hay Me,chanty arrived Under convoy Of his Ma.' jesty.s ship li;oterald, having onboard Gen. CRO 49cri, the ne,w Governor, from Fingland. A good deal of blowing '"weather•Was experienced on.their passage t , ‘, • . , TIM Portgen was dismasted 'the-day before .they made the laid, and that situation 'she was` - left; and we have not heard any thing Of her since. • it is highly, probable, las we have had bad weather.for some ihno : pasi, that if. she does not make her ap pearatice . in: It .day or two, she will have drifted , to Ane-inorthwattl i and bore away to St. lielena,'un- . less some' mere serious accident should. have be; ber.7 • . . The Emerald parted company with. the • Lord Forbes, Lady Lushington, William Pitt, 'Minerva, .and Harlestort i on the ifith;of August, in lat. 24. 40, $OOl-1), 26, west; all well.- The lade fal4;able, frigatc, fintn -.Portsmouth,. arrived at the 'Cape, the. Watley,. Marquis of Ely, Persever :wee, c.,eres,. Lowther Castle, Warren 'Hastings, and ChlrlatOrantiundercorivoy; and sailed again with themr! fur Chito., on the with -of jury. 'rise Melville; wit it 700 troops on hoard, which had made part of the expeditiots against the Isle of Pruned, had put into Bourbon to refit and' was ticarlY . ivady try &Tart for Madras. • • • Yesterday„ on the authority of letters from Gi braltar, of the !it i st, ult. we comMuuicateci the lotd ligunce,, that 'the Preoch force Which, had oc cupied St, .flOque had' gulled that place. Wt, have no doubt that this is the Fait, since we find it 'ilow r - ) i rrobnrateil by other letters of the same &tie, wii;eh Mention various other particulars., The following ,is an extratt hod) one of our let. tern • Cibriltar; oa. 21, if The li'(!nelt took , their departure from St. Roque this 'mot thug at four o'cloc.k, leaving all their tents, lint. , tieltind them, .11 is thought that they have marched e.gaitist Tarifla, where it is supposed the Allies have . landed. The Ann packet it jost art ivedirom Malta, with letters to the 2d of Odo ber. They contain nothing new The exchange was at Mi. A vessel has this moment entered the Say, in,, two days from Alicant., Our letters are not .yet on shore. I have Pat opened teveral let ters from the coast, which communicate nothing fresh. l'he Apn packet sails to-morrow morning tor England," - INCIVg BlTrerg P A, r_i? irr r~ ~ ~. .T , i :„,._ .Tou . .n.i sns, Atm; 31.—0 n Sunday, about cat ; ,9€,9c4i P. M. Mr. 17#1 . 0tIAS HAY, mate of the slap , Hamilton, RERVIO, harpooned in this harbour i , ' filli, 'e'iifea - a Devil. From the instant the harpoon - ri ' 4 ,l'• -.• • . , pterke ~ the animal,. the boat was towed to wind. ward for about thirty minutes, at the rate of six pkir;iioets:ailltarhpo9u9rn;:hen s'% oral - boats proceeded to 1119 asststance‘of Mr. •ficv, and by the aid of boarding fish, whi t :l l . ,, nieasn lk ted c.. l l r h o e n l !tl tl i c : e .t e i d p eci of iLl'l'ikei,lininegre‘bt: the end oil the tail , , twelve feet, -breadth (rem flo,l° .fin 'fifteen' leit,, • •:',lerigth of the tail five . fret' Els' hiches, ciittarirferenee of the mouth , six feet,..satl the .I,gffria two feet six, , -inctis in length. ' •' -" ' Arrhed the'slii L'r - f Lando n - the Pl' ~ sa !fillAqii ill an extratt from her Log-book :-.,.., .e b4friPs , lVlOnciay, sttitli i(•st. at. ten 'A.141. perceirP s sebooner in 04,0 of us to witithird, which iirecoi to im the ?reneh privateet,Marriga, comtantled by C.:api.,Quoimmios)whic4 hadt een cruising is ill' " Mona rassake tor a month. betore, arid hid inadtile ternivaluable prizes two ot which areascertSiod- I° be the brig cola Elanter from Curacos to 1.0 . 4,°" , %% ith. colonial produce, and the ship Erd.4tef.. Jars, likewise from Cuiacea t o Landon, r 'wi 11 - H a, !-111-101Dle cargo of, .produce,' the greate r part ladi soil :30;004 dollars. Three passengers w're'•44l board the. • latter,' lIZ. Major. General Laystito, lJtg .G?Yer110( of Corieoa,-Alr. VANDER SPlliaitt Cul" 'ilitr - f ig thO.,6ISLOITII rat that islan d, and Mr. lloskria.ll4,oN'all of w hom arrived at'St.l.lo,3ll • , earli'ia- t the c prea*4nt month. The third vessel vis' i §lo9oixtcitet, „from the. city of 'S2lltO 1)0111HOP•11', With specie, 3... C.. , ~.st r ; r:e r : e:d. : l : ;. llY. a l it i ' a l id : s c ): l° 'a a i lU l S O u l t i t l V . :: tli e . r e s, '"e ‘‘ I C l ' ll ieS ., :d ie t V t l e d i t d° l l l l l ; l l .re :l o l7l :l l ; ' o thl t 'e r TH S ; r gi i i: :: : o ll: f ,fl Cr. ar(t4lll.lte 1t1"117ePt111‘tlill'!IIIVI:Iiile'10€111:4:111.ftlaCrahlillag li°':11:11:rillet:::1 s Fac4l,4o:\,tTapcpuelaoruinrgs ; a ttte 3:itolferfoharceillaP;rt .. '' s b e:: : ::a in .:7 7‘ a r t .t icti N u .. v is r s es r. , :1 5 1 , e l ' e h a au gu l ts et1;7:t 16 ° 111. 13° 1 1 ::: : : ' :, i ,:i ship ~ • . , i to the utirthward andive,tw;rd, St, 1.) , ,' 0)) '-' e t 1 1 ...a tI t t ce b a:S % ;: n a ' o n ' is n i :r h salchlelOillantadecr(blli;l-n7.l,,..ct:apre;i3cPdpthitt.:c7r.4. vet, . that 1 ,1 41 0 oath day, the master of which renortril, that °tribe! ra3612P3 by' 3 French in ivatetr.ti.red in s • which the cook; - easel shortly atter,,bove Li ., sight, ,_ _.,,. ~ ~ '"""i'...*o c.-. 43.4 vivr e- a more vinuome p, ,6 1 ilr ~, t he scilooner allowed -the, Spaniards to rarlw : “ ' . 0. fitted e t d a p , r ci a vu n at d t toe : : 8 0 , C aw : t e ei d atel f o ig :re 1 :1 1 .0 e .. ::: . ;: l if tii ::: ; ;: ht it, is; •,,,;,,ii.`lf the g"! . t t Pl i t (2 :t a sS' a t : c iaol l k 4 :eld:l holl a el. • Spanish packet , from F . °, ' IQ i . ist ,, people Of . which Made SO cleter.:nitied a fel , were all. put' to death. haolie r . (r4° - Another privateer had captured 3°C . .. lo p Trinidad. bound tOCuracoa, end carried fear IP , ._,, ~ '‘;')V.l ' A f tha t Wand.'" 6 3 Y.Q( St, Juan, .to the hOUIIIIN3r.O• - ' ee d• eg6e, suC c The miiteri being On the watch to e- --, do irig ed d6riiii the night time, with his crevv , ' II ° d ad . .- . possession of another, prize of the Pr' reached Curacoa in safety in her. . ladon w its • A French' Governinent: schooner , ' 11' 4 arms,' fair' the PtirPose of distribution a: t ° o li g r o ~ disttfre6rted on the ,Spinish,lVl a in, wep t - oi 3 . t o. dal in about the-Q 7th ult. .in•.Conseqtlellce 1,11 ' Mg' suffered some inj ur y in a gale ar vvilld). 0 on ss %‘::4-4-1.1-1.44. 0 ceed for her destination as s° , . Via* repaired: . ,•' -• x 4.) Ft - • !•:: ,',.:,:....'..Z.-,:,..;..;..;,--------4. . , roe Thil,'' Pidelii,i4able frigate. . is arriVea 1 11 0, 11,5 i ,ni`etiAqram the Gap e . The lettcts.."'"'!„ cerA .the %pricy, ,Marqiiis . Of .E,ly,' PerseYermiy*codet Lowther Castle,. SVarren"-:Eiastinis, i li „ ) , , ~, fiar l ; . ..Grant, hAd arrived atT" . tha Cope of Good rt s of, co ito , .1-4n4on, and sailed on the 2.5th.0f dolY '''.. wil, The Alexander, Captain Youptottusat.4,vd, on t o , Madras t,., the Cape of Good Hope, Oi l , us haf ist 4 1 August ior , St. lielena., .The Ladr_Pad 1, 0 01 , ton,' liitnierva William Fitt, • Harlestoo,,v,",,p 101 Forbes, , . boub a d , tii„Beogal, Were all yve r l, L e ""pe,sr Atiguir; It' lat. :115. S. fang. 18. Ai r ! l' lsi IV verance,. NIURIIVY ;, the Charles, (...4100,A , 00 ,1 DICCOVery, SWiNnAIA. ; Johanna, 11,0"70,10 Old Two Brothers; had' thrived et the G'P e Roo IP . Jilef.ol Fr ance.--The Kitty, Cowsrm'i_,.., i s le Q!!ttei- of Good Hope to the Isle er 14r_aric: do n et i,,ltlr I he, Pipe.,--The. totters tram the L; IL' : oath .ria4ny iiiienigence. from India., ._ ihs , '• There , . has b e en, l a t e ly some discossiorritylpio tb : ~ , Cortes ;as to the di.posal et French propearoh 04 ' .1..10ntl of Cuba. . 13y a ship 00 10 the dec ide d by il l team, th at the question is prrif.tioally ....,, till GaVei nOt of the Lilatid. It is stated illthrooPiti;i4l! ehannel, that the .1u -overly beloogil t° ~,a gotil',° at France, which was sequestrate by ' .. , t0 ( t oll. GoveCoirient, at Cuba, had been " lit P r°u gioal proprietors: lot the l' rie t ty we learn, t 0 , •' By the saute. opprtnnl . . _,, ; . e d i It t i t ti".'` bargujimictstd at Curare's liad b .„ ee . n ... "` k " ol ociol , „ . A Ili' kii . sl,frii te13e..0:,...-04 Paid t" P1"1", itidepetlol!. PrOtti. f o lit'Aira.oe 30 jnforroot 01,41,, , , , J a , on th e olvi o , a3g;wili .mated at that place, aou__ . " - .1 . 1 nrov itl i s . ,, e,, day. :4 .'wls•el-r.vated in .111 the r i ,: , , , , , r ,„,,bite , 0 ',., V,..tily,;(iiiii. it ti cuti,petf...Pl )e.!,,, /....nior t i .... arid re sit ii)e.i, placed • horizontally) ju' riatimnai Lislitivr) ...), stay thiltiA.l Oidtlif ,UIIA -~~: