The Sun. — London, England, 1806-03-17 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, March 15, 1806. At the Court at .the Queen's Palace, the 12th of March, 1800, Present, The King's MosfE.xcellent, Majesty in Council. This day the Right Hon. Sir John Newport,- Bari. Chancellor of the Exchequer for that part f the United - Kingdom called Ireland, was, by His Majesty's command, _s%vorn of His.lV.l.ajesty2s :Most lii, nog: Privy Ccumcil, and took his place•at,the. , Board" ccordi • ; Whitehall, March 15, 1806. The King- hias bien pleased to order a Writ to be issued , under the Greats Seal of the United Kingdom of Great tritain and Ire'and, for,summonin n' George Spencer, 'Esq. (commonly called Ail,arquis BMd fori), up to the'Hou se of Peers, bythe style '.and i tttle,ofi3iiron Woruileielton, or Wormleighton, in the County of Warwick.. Tl -o . iyi.ce, March. t 5 ,_ 18 0 6. ; • Ist Regiment:6f "Dragoon ,Guards, liieutenant Frederick Imes Horn to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice . Spicer, who retires. 3d Ditto. To be.•Lieutenantsi-Corner George White, 'by purchase, vice-GWy n ne, - who retires. . 4 -Cornet. Alexander Stewart, without purchase. Cornet Nathaniel Story, from litolith• Light Dragoons, without prirchae. • To•be Cornet—George Matinsell i . Gent. vke White. • 6th Ditto, Captain St. George French to be m Major, vice Bag= well, deceased. - Lieut e nant' Pasehat Paali'Hobart to be Captain, vice French. - Cornet ferns to be tenant, vice Hobart: Bedford'Smith,Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ferns. lith. Regiment of Light Dragoons, James Alfred ,Schreiber, Gent, to be Cornet, Without purchase, vice Fallon; pro-' mot4d. , aotti Regiment of Foot,' EdWard AP - Coy, Gent, to be En sign, without purchase, vice Montgomery, Whose Appclnt ment has not taken place. 26th Ditto, John Law, Gent, to -be-Ensign, by-purchase, vice Hamilton, appointed t 6 the 6th Dragoon - Guards. s rst Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign' s Wdlikrn Gibson, vice flawkihaw, promoted.' Ensign Hugh Luniley. Ensign George Beamish. 43d •atto, Lieutenant. Alexander Kerr to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. • loth Ditto, Thomas Lawrence, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,• vice Espy ; promoted in the 26th Foot. sBth Ditto, Ensign William FillacUlle, from the r4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by - purchase, vice Mahoney, who retires. both Ohio; Charles Von Conrady„C;enr. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice "Tree, promoted in Baillie's Regiment. .61st Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant be'Quarter-Master, vice Robertson, who retires on - Hall- • Pay of the zoth Foot. . 62:1 Ditto, Lieutenant W.' C. Ball to be Captain of a - Com- . • parly, by purchase, vice'Dawson, who retires. 71st Ditto, Captain Robert Barclay, from the tst Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase.' SA Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Collins'tO be Caprairi...ott a' Company, by purchase, vice Smith, wh o retires. Oen-. tenant-P. P. - Cornell, from Half-pay of the zoth rant, to be Lietiren nt, wirhOut purchase. Ensign. and Adjutant. Dori - ell to haw the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Daniel Wiley to be Lieutenant, vice Collins. John Parker, • Gent, to be Ensign, vice Wiley. .84tli• Ditto, Ensign Edward Lane to be Lieutenant, by pur .chase, vice Wright, promoted. gsth Ditto, tames Mercer, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, without purohibe yice Drake, promoted in the-54t11- FoOt.' stit• West .India Regiment, Gent, to be EL- • sign, vice-Power, deceased. • ' Royal Corsican Rangers, Lieutenant, Girolutne to be Captain,of a Company, with temporary Rank. Lieute nant Giovanni.Arata to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank. • T.o be Lieutenants—Ensign Vincenzo Boccheciampo, vice G whittle. E...•;ign Adriano Manfredi, vice A-rata, -Ensign Paolo Zerbi. Ensign Georgio A. Ilartzenbuhler. • To be Fresigns—Giovanni Ortlioni,Gent..vice.linecheciampe. An!. nioAstulo, Gent. vice l'iLintrecii. Michale Scipi9ne, Gent. vice Z.:rbi. GiacOino S. Panthzio,Gent. Vice Hart zconulder. Serjeant -Maj4r. Edward' Davis. Ne;incenzo Mi , nola Gent. is: Garrison }h tcalion, Ensign Charles Doyle, from the Cold sirci;l A Cuar,k, tip b..2;Caprain of a Coiri pAny, v liarapp,4l ntety, the 7Lit foot. ti j ,' .-~ i~ 1' Thomas Gibson, lEFq. late Lieutenant-Col o nel i n t h e S 3 d F•oo:,. to beAn lit.ipeEtifig'Fi,eld.()tlici4 of Ye o m anr y ‘uld Voliiteer Corps, t% itit temporary flair .of Licateriant- COloncl to tlw. like / k r, / dtceasecl. Commissi6ns signed r2y 114 , Lard Lieutenant of the County of Essex • /Feu E 5,14.?: 11141 ilia. William Waltham, Gent. to be EnSign, .vicn Dennis, pro moted. Dated March 4, ac,6. Epping Fewest 1%,/unterr cav a l r y. ames • .. . l Byrne, Gent. to be I.l,..utenant, vice, Bosanquet, re.. signed. Dated Pecember 29, i 505. Tbllesbuni Daley Faun/cert. Lieutenant Francis Perry tole Captain, vice Bell, resigned.' Dated lanuary 29, 13cp. .. . Mersea roluntrers. _ . Robert Cooke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clark, resigned. Dated Febytary 1806. • Commissions in the Herefordshire Volunteers, signed Ay the Lord Lieutenant. Yeomanly Cavalry. Lieutenant William Parry to beCaptain, vice Greeply, re signed. 'Colonel Sir yQh, Geers Cotkrell's Ist Battalion of Injavtry. Lieutenant William 'Ecklgy to be First Lieutenant, vice Morse, resigned. 'Robert Dangerfield, Gent. to be Second: Lieutenant, vice Eckley, promoted. Rev. John Clutton to be Chaplain, vice Wall, resigned. ad Battalion—Lieutenant Richard Hill to be Captain, vice Parsons, resigned. Rev. Francis Coke to be Chaplain, vice Clutton; promoted. BANKRUPTCIES ENLAV;ED: • • William Green, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, from March 22 to April iz, at:ten, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man chester. Thomas Satterhwaite, of Manchester, merchant, from March 2$ to April i 2, at ten, at the-Spread Eagle, Manchester. BANKRUPTS. Edward Eastham,of Wigan, Lancashire, calico-mahufadurer, to surrender A pril 7, at five, 8, and 26, at eleven, at Ihe Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. henry Gas keli, Wigan ; or Mr. Windle, john-street, Bedford—row, L. radon: Santa Storr, of Wishcch St. Peters, I sle or Ely, Cambridge.. shir:, plumber, to surrender March 17, 113, and April z 6, at ten, at the kose and 'Crown 1 . 1 - .11, Wisbech SC - Peters. Attornies, Mr. Charles Metcalfe, Wisbech St. Peter's 1 or IlleJsrs. barctcrs and Martin, FurniValbs-Inn, Holborn,: Londoii. George Orgar, of Compton-street, Soho, Middlesex, hatter, to surrender Nlai•cli 2, , AOril ,2, and z 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 13ulfar, Holboin-court,p ray's- Inn. • - . • Samuel Horrocks, of Pendleton, Lanctshire, dyer, to sur rritder April to, tt, and 26, at three, at the R o y a l O a k 11 : Ianchester r Attorney, Mr ? Morgan, Fountain street, Manchester. Vrancis Smith, late of Milton, "Inc Sittingbourne, Rent; ti..iiker, to surrender Nlars;ll 24; A Aril' 2, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. - Attoriiies, Messrs. Palmer, Tan_ niisins and Thomson, Copthall-buildings, ,Throgrnorton- - st ree r. josc;iii Swan, of (...aistor, Lincolnshire, mercer, to g! , rrencter "April 1,.t3, and z 6, at el:yen, at the Talbot Inn, Caistor. Attorni;:s, Mcssrs. il3arnard and Codd, Gainsburgh • or Messrs. — Alien, Exley, and Stocker; Furnival's.:liin, Lon; David Wi:liams, of Shoreditelt, Middlesex, linerl-draper, to surren(l2r 29, and A . prti , 26, at two, at Guild- Attothey, Mr. Willi, jun. Castull-street, Falcon sti , are. • Th:Auna:, Mowers, of Lor.don-street, St. Pancras, Middlesex, linen draper, ..to surrender March iB, 29, and April 26, 'at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr ! Cuppage, fettnyti street, St. James's. Charles Col will, of Rathbone-place, MiddleSex,tpholsterer, to surrender March 13, Apnl r, and' 26, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau.:street, Soho. Nathaniel I.iving, London - wall, Lond o n, wa r eh ouseman, zo M'areli 25, April 12, and 26, at ten, at Guild hall. A. ttorlity, Courtcf4n, Ca111.12.0:1-4iftet. William Buckler, late of Cheapside, warehouseman, to s render March 22, an, and April 26, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Lowten. Holborn court, Gray's- lop. DIVIDENDS. April 9. Richard Mtunt,,of Canterbury, ltop-merchant, at tin, at Guilditalf; Caincrbbry; April tg Clough Lease, of Leopard's court, U:lyden Leather-land, Midikesex, chemist, at one, ,at 24...lohn,Saxtoir'and Geore'Cliapman, of Chester l)erbyshire, hosicrs and co • partners, at eleven, at the Angel' Inn, Chesterfield. April 29. George Elliott and George Pickard, o! -. \Vcod - smet,_Clieapside,. Lcuidon,-veluct ribbon and laticy-trim- -- MiN-manufaciurers and co-partners, at. one, at Guild hall. April to. John Hill, of Towce:ter, Northamptonshire, gro cer,-at six, at the White Horse; Towcester. • March, 24. John Hill Goveti, of Wivilscombe,SomersetShire, clOth;inanufaCiurer,, -at -eleven; at the ; Bush Tavern, Bristol. - . • April 2z. joseph Dean, of the Strand, Middlesex, laceman, • at twelve, at Guildhall. -April it. (ohm Cutler. of Maidstone, Kent, lineu:clraper,'• at ten, at Guildhall, London. • • • April V. john Fronting; of Horsenionden, Kent, viEtualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London... April 44, Thomas Kirkpatriek, late of Church-passage, CatezUon-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guild hall. CERTIFIC4TES APril 5. John Haigh, of Marsden,' Huddersfi 7 eld, Yorkshire, • cotton-manufacturer. " • • ' • - John Hill, of Tov•. , cester, Northamptonshire; grocer. I ohn Mercer, of Uxbridge, Middle Sex, and Nicholas Mercer, :of Chatham-place, London, inealklicn and merchants and 'co-partners. • • James Ogden, of Ashton-under-Line, Lancashire, ,cotton spinner. Matthew Egle-Finch, late of Queen'Anri-street East,, Mid ' dlesex, factor.- Samuel Hitcher', of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, viaualler. Thottias Hewey, of the Old 'Cliange. London, baker. :Robert-ltedliea:t, of Mark -lane, London, wine and brandy . liwrchant. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWILL O ' CLOCK. COIISOIS - ----- .60i. TvLAILS. Aip.:ittvzo,lllamburgh, t Gotlenburgli, t Lisbon. Duz—z Hamburgli, t Lisbon. • T. H F , - S '. tr . N. •.1 :A. SOLENT QuIS DIC'ERE FALsUzvt'AirDEAT? L ND 0 IV, MONDAY, 111 7 , iRCH 17;1806. Tn intelligence brought by the Haml•urghMail, . . •-•which arrived on Saturday, does not in any degree tend to dear up the doubts -. which are entertained ,_ with respect to the dispositions and intentions' o f th e great Continental PowerB.',:-'The occupation of Ha noVer by :the Prussians, ;and of Anspach- by the French, and particularly the Proclamation issued by , BERNADOTTE, when: his Troops entered Anspach, have• induced many Politicians.; to suppose that the most friendly connexion subsists between France and 'Prussia'. Upon this subjed we took the liberty of submtting our opinion some days ago to ,9ur Readers, ,and the: recent .intelligence which has been received tends rather to' confirm than to con tradi& that opinion. Without recapitulating what we have-already said upon this subje&, we may be permitted to observe, that. if Prussia had consented to accept Hanover in exchange for Anspach, Std. k it would not have required a Force of 30,000: French Troops to hav - e occupied .the latter Ter . iitory; .and the : Prussian. 'Commander Would Of course hive received 'instructions to permit the, French to have entered it without opposition ; and • • • yet we find that •the Prussian Officer was at first disposed to oppose their entrance. , It 'is true that the KING of P4i;ssiA may not, under the . present circumstances, deem it expeditnt to appeal to arms to repel the aggressions of France ; but it is irnpos. sible that His Prussian Majesty should be blind to the dangerous situation in which he stands, or .that he must not be aware; that if Boas-' PARTE is -suffered to complete the organization of the plans he had formed with respe& to Ger many, that Prussia will be as much at the mercy of France as Wirtemburgh; Baden, or any of the . smaller Stares. It seems, however, from the recent movements of the French Troops in Germany, that BONAPARTE entertains more apprehensions of the dis Position •of 'Austria -than he does of Prussia, .• - for a very large 'portion, of them have marched back :again towards 'the ! Austrian Frontiers.— We prediaed Some time ago that the recall of Baron THUGUT would 'give ofince to BONAPARTE, and, that he would very soon insist upon his dis- Mission ';' and, if we are not much mistaken, that is one of the objeas for which BERTHIER has been sent to Vienna. The approach of the French to .. • wards the Austrian Frontiers iS no doubt intended 'to give weight to this application . , or rather com thand ;- and we do not see liow, under 'the present circumstances, the EMPEROR of GERMANY can re fuse compliance. Another circumstance which must give considerable uneasiness to BONAPARTE, is, the assembling so large a Russian Army in Poland ; and it is by' no means improbable, that ano ther of time objects of BEIZTHIER'S mission may be to prevail upon the EMPEROR Of -GERMANY tO - USC - IliS influence with the Court of St. Petersburgh that It may be withdrawn. BONAPARTE hes, either by' promises or by entices, induced the KING of PRussiA to cause the Allied Troops which were in Hanover (and front Which His Majesty might have derived, essential support in the event of Hostilities with trance) to return home, and-he will now, We have HQ doubt, adopt the same policy with respect-to Austria : if he succeeds, ,he may pursue his plans' on the Continent without any danger Of inter ruption, for Without the ab4istance of Russia, there is no Continental Power that can venture to op- pose his projects. The private accounts which have been received by the Mail concur in stating, that BONAPARTE is seriously deterrnined upon shutting the Sound against England, abd.,that in .orderio-accomplish this Ob jeet, his Troops will occupy the Dutchies of. Hol stein, Schleswick, and Meckleuburgh. __ It is also - said that several new Eleaors are to be created iu . Germany, viz. the Archduke FERDINA,I4I?,- to be Elea or of Cleves; the DUKE of BRUNSWICK, Eleetor of Westphalia ; the Landgrave of DARNS ea'AbT, to be Eleolor of , Paderborn ; an Ele6tor of Eukla is also mentioned, but it is not stated who is to be elevated to 'that dignity. - . There is no further intelligence frOm i Naples, but it is said that the French are preparing aR Expedition qpinst Sicily. Lord ST. VINCENT sailed on Saturday from Ply mouth, to take the Command of the Fleet off Brest. Saturday .morning the DUKE of YORK arrived at "Windsor on business ; after which HIS MAJESTY, the DUKE Of, CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESSES' AUGUSTA, and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady THYNNE, Gene ral MANNERS, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode on horse back in Windsor tark. HER MAJESTY, the 'PRIN CESSES ELIZABETH, MARY, and AMELIA, honour ed Mr. VILLIERS with a visit at Cranbourn Lodge. Yesterday,morning His MAJESTY, the Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sermon by Dr. HALL#M, froin the 14th chapter of COrinthians, 15th verse. The Russian Ambassador had a conference with Mr. Fox, on Thursday, from twelve o'clock till past. '' oho: • . Yesterday_we received Letters from Guernsey, dated on Thursday; the alarm• of Invasion there had again subsided.- The Enemy, however, ap peared to be busily employed along -the Coast. American Papers,. to. the 9th ult. have arrived.- - - The Bill for. the protection of American Sea Men has passed -on to a second reading : it is generally cod denine;:l iif Amej ica. _ - :It is stated-from , Washington, that -a proposition has been submitted and, rejeCted in the House of Representatives, the cibjea of which was, to place ..under the .direction of the President a- simi not ex ceeding two millions of dollars, for the purchase of the Floridas. A Bill has been brought 'into the Senate to pro hibit the Trade with St.'Domingo ; and no Shill is allowed to clear out from an American 'Port -to any place within the limits - of the Island of St. Domingo. Thefollowing notices is taken of the Rochefort Squadron_ in a Letter from Virginia, of the Ist ult. , " By ,the, arrival of the Schooner Eliza,Ann, Captain HERBERT, in fourteen dayS from Guada loupe, we learn, that three of the British Cork Fleet, prizes to the Rochefort SqUadron, had arrived at Guadaloupe, and that one had been re-taken. It is farther stated, that two 74-gun Ships, part of a Squadron, had arrived at Martinique. It is not known where the rest of the French Ships were. They could not Have been ever since the 20th of November, about which time they were off Tene ' rifle; in 'getting to Martinique. ; Letters 'from Verdun and -Valenciennes, written ~ by some of Our Countrymen detained in France by the cruel and perfidious policy of -BONAPARTE, bp fore the canal commencement of - Ho st I ti - es ; were received last Saturday. They are, we lament to lay, treated With more rigour, and subject to more pri 7 , vations,than the British prisoners- of war. Those who have belonged to ,His Majesty's Navy, or to the Merchants' service, are • particularly seleated as objeas of the Tyrant's rancour and persecution.— With very few exceptions, they:are - closely kept in prison, and every possible means taken to pre vent all communication with their Countrymen who are allowed to be at large upon their parole. At Va lenciennes the English Subjeas of this description are reduced to the most deplorable distress. Many of them are absolutely without clothes. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DUBLIN', MARCH 13, " In an English Journal, the death of the ARCH BISHOP of DUBLIN AS stated as a matter of undOubt ed fac4E ; and a 'calumnious ObservAtion is added, that his,Grace had run his life against the leases.held by various tenants of the Archiepiscopal See, We are very 'happy to say, that both those - assertions are unfounded, and manifestly written by no friend to the.atAblished Church of Ireland. To, the first we have the pleasure to reply, that that vener able and most Reverend .Prelate ,is in perfe& good general health, though con fi ne d t o the house by a slight hurt in one of his legs ; as to running his life, the thing is ridiculous, his Grace havitlg had.but four years possession of the See ; to which, when he was translated from Cashel, he dire6ted his Agent to coiled all the ,tenants and declare to them, that he would a& in the See of Dublin as he had always adod in that of Cashel, is e. renew annually, for a reasonable and moderate fine, with every tenant. — This was anaaccordingly : 'every tenant received a letter with a promise to this effeet ; every tenant, satisfied with the liberality of this proceeding, re-. turned his anywer, and, in, consequence, we do not believe that there is a single lease which has not nineteen years to run against the Archbishop." The Loyalist Board i n I re l an d, instituted in con sequence of the Rebellion, haVe terminated with a Statement of their Funds, allowed and appro priated ; from which it appears that the Board have. allowed 678,2081. is. 2d. out of claims to the amount of 834,7101. tOs. 7hl. ; but from which was dedu&ed, for claims put in, but not prosecuted, 5048]. Some disturbances' have occurred in the County of Carlow, .where the lower orders. of the peasantry have associated to resist the payment of rents ; and several farmers, wbo had rendered themselves ob noxious by enforcing 'their demands, have been mur dered. Sonic of the delinqbents have been appre hended and 'committed for trial. '; ' • • yvreare concerned to hear that the Duke of PoRT . LAND is so ill that he is not ekpeaed 'to*Jecover. The privke virtues of this 'Nobleman have long , been held in high estimation by all parties. • ' ' . , NA N E WS. PrArMouTn, MARCH 15.—Arrived late on Thurs day evening, and anchored in Cawsand Bay, the Hibernia, of 110 guns, Admiral Earl ST. VINCENT; also the Ville de Paqs, of tlo guns, both from Portsmouth, ...—The.lkitulsor Castle; of 98 guns, '"arrived here yesterday &Om the Channel Fleet ; also the Minerva -Frigate from the Eastward, and Harlgquiri-Hired Armed Ship from Falmouth. -•_ • - Sailed the Dispatch Sloop of War on a Cruize. The .Spqrtiate," of 74 guns, and: Confiance Sloop of War,' went out of Harbour yesterday. ' • Arrived the Prussian Galliot Welvaart, laden with wine and brandy, from Bourdeaux, bound to AltOna ; and 'the Danisl Galliot Enigheit, Capt. OTTiEN, laden with linen, &c. from Amsterdam, bound ter Aidgadore, both detained 'by the Lio n Private&; 'also the'Danish'Brig keptunus; Capt. SMITH; from Bourdeaux, bound to Bergen, laden with' wine and brandy, detained by the ;riper Cutter. Arrived the American Ship Dragon, Capt. BEACON, fgomlisbon, • bound to Corunna, laden with provi sions, detained by the Colpoys Sloop of War. Yesterday afternoon a French lugger Privateer captured, about two leagues . west of the : Bathe Head, an English Brig and a Sloop, and Carried them off to the .'Southward.; the Sloop came out of Helford in the 'morning: neither of the . Vessels'. -names are knoWn. 'A signal was flying on:the Start Point the whole of yesterday for an tlemy:s CruiZer being in sight from thence. = I • .Arrived the • Amiable 'Germaine- French Chasse • Margie,, laden with ,wine and brandy,. from Bonn • • deautyNunct to Brest, captured on the 6th instant, off the Penmarks ; by the Santa Margarita Frigate, Sailed ' this evening the Hibernia, of . 1 to guns, Admiral Earl ST. VINCENT, and . Vile de Paris, of .110 guns, for their station 'off Brest. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH' 1 6.- - -Ariived the Forward Gun-vessel, • Lieut. STOREY, from a Cruize off Havre ; and also about 12 or 14 sail of outvfrard, bOund West Indiamen. Sailed the Heron Sloop of War, Captain EDG, CUMBE, with the Convoy to / Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Halifax ; also the Union, LLOYD, for London ; Hilton, --, for Guernsey; and Mary,- How, for Sunderland. • Should the wind prove - favourable the'Mediterra nean and West India Convoys will Sail on Tuesday next. On Thursday last Earl ,NRCY arrived at SirCHA. SAXTON'S, to see his hi-Other, Lbrd ALcizaziorr PERCY, who belongs to His Majesty Ship .Triburke, Capt: BENNETT. His Lordship, after viewing the Dock-Yard, went on board the Tribune with his brother; .and 'next morning returned to LOnlion. Captain WILLIAM HELLARD, a zealous, good, arld indefatigable' Officer, is appointed:to the command, pro tempore, of the : Renown. He was First Lieu tenant of the Dice, in the adtion off ;Trafalgar. Capt. Tilici*EssE,.,ii appointed to the -1 - lecla ; Capt. TROLI:OPE, to ,the • Eleaa ; Capt. T. )3ROwli (1st); is, appointed to *the - Tonnant, at this Port, which.is fitting for Admiral'E. HARVEY'S Flag, for the Mediterranean ; Capt. J. AGASSEY, to the Rat tler; Capt. PARKINSON, to the Merlin. - FALTIOUTH,, MARCH 14.—Yesterday arrived 'the Lord iloi;art Packt, PAwsoN (acting), with Mails ? from Lisbon,. in . 1/3 days. On .the 17th February arrived at Lisbon the Childers, with fifteen Sail from England; the Prudence, of Leith, bound to Oporto, foundered at' sea (crew.saved). Prior to the gale the Fleet.consisted of 80 Sail, for Lisbon, Oporto, and Gibraltar, in conipany—the rest having parted. The Convoy was expected to sail with about 10 Vessels on the Ist of March. Remains La Topaze as usual. kriiVed this afternoon His Majesty's Ships Si. Joseph, 98 guns, Vice , Admiral Sir CHARLES COT TON, Princesc Royal, 98, Prince George, 98, Bar fleur, , 98, GlorY, 98, and Revenge, 74, froth a Cruiza off Brest. The /Pindfor Castle is gone up Channel. Also arrived the'Dolphin, MOB ELL, from Palermo, with brimstone. SHEERNESS,. MARCH :).6.—Arrived the Banettd Sloop of War, Capt: 14ENRY PULYN, from the Bal tic,' and Firm Gun-brig, Lieut. CHARLES COLLETT, • from the Downs. . . Sailed several Merchant Vessels coastways. Yesterday the Valorous Praam, was pia wages. up to six months, ,and will proceed to sea in a few days. The Winchelsea has the signal flying for convoy. .to the Baltic, and will continue it until such time as a Ship is: appointed for that service.. : Just arrived from the Baltic His Majesty's Gun brig Nightingale, Captain WILKINSON, and parted with Convoy in a gale of-AVind. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Resolution, Alkmaar, Ante. lope, Isis, Winchelsea, Ceres, Magnanime, Spitfire, Ferrer, Sparrow Orestes, Bonetta ,•' Vesuvius, .and several other Bomb-vessels; Valordus Praam ;, Archer, Firm, and seve ral other Gun-brigs ; Ignition, and several other Fire-ves sels ; and a number of Swedish Vessels waiting for Convoy. Doritu, INIARca 16.—=Passed by for Portsmouth 21 \p Ci J E • I)