The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

rront, the Lag DON GAZETTE, Sept. 20, 180 G. .4kt the Court - of the Queen's Palace, the 17th of September, 1806—present, the King's Most Ex cellent Majesty in Council. 'Whereas the capital City, Town, and Fortress of, Buenos Ayres, and its Dependencies i have been conquerelf . liY' His "Malgty's Forces,, and the Terri tory and Forts of the same are deliVered up to His Majessy...auck,thc same,are now in His: Majesty's possession ; His Majesty is thereupon pleased to or - der ,and declare, and it is 'hereby ordered and de clared, that all his loving ..Subjects may lawfully. trade to and 4;roms the said eipital City, Town, and Fortresi' of Btenos Ayres, and its Dependencies, in-• eluding•therein all and every the Territories belong ittg to,zor-forrniog a part of,--the Government of the same, in. British Ships, owned by' His - Majesty's Subjeet, and navigated' according to Law and, in Ships bona 'fide belonging to any of the St bjeCts or native Inhabitants of the said City, Town, or Ter ritoriei„ such native Inhabitants . being peaceably re, sident ,the same, and under - the obedience of His Majesty's Government there ; and that such trade shall be subjed to the same duties, rules, re gulations, conditions, restriaions, penalties, and for- . teitures,,to which the trade to and from His Ma jesty's :Colonies, Plantations, and Islands in the West Indies . and Sonth Arica -is, or shall be, sub jeet except as hereinafter specified And' His Majesty, is further pleased to order and . . _declare, and it is hereby ordered and declared, that areandThaitiaS", being of the growth, produce, or manufaelure of the said capital City, Town, and Fortress of Buenos Ayres, and its Dependencies, inclUding therein all and every the Territories be longing 'to, or forming a' part of, the Government of the same, or which have, been usually exported . therefrom, shall be permitted to be imported into any of the Ports of the United Kingdom in British Ships, owned 'by His Majesty's. Subjects, and navi gated according to law ; or in Ships bona fide be longing to any of the Subjeas or native Inhabi.; tants of the said City, Town, or Territories, such . native Inhabitants being peaceably resident within the same, and under the obedience of His Majesty's Government there;, and . that such commodities shall, li'stibjie - t to the same duties, ytiles, regulations, restrifflolis, COnditionS,..penalties, and forfeabres, as articles of the like soot are Subjeato conning from his _Majesty's cqion;es, Plantations; or Islands iii the West Indies or South .America. - And 'whereas .. information has been received that the Commander Of his Majesty's Forces, to whom the said. City, Town; and Fortress'. have esureendered, has reduced the Deities ,- on importation into the , from about. thirty-tour and a half per cent.' ad valorem, to ten per cent. ad valorem,- and two and a half per cent, for the Consulate, or Municipal Doties r -m.a.king,- inet.heswhole ; twelve and one half per cent. on ,all articles imported• into the said Plaeeand'its'ffependencies, in British Ships, owned. by el‘lajesty s Subjeas- ; and- navigated accord- Ina , to law ; or in Ships botia fide belonging to ans,. of the,Subjeets Qr native Inhabitants of the said City, Town, or Territories, - such nativeinhabitants being. peaceably resident within the same, and under the obedience of his Majesty's Government there;. his Majesty is thereupon ,pleased to order and (Ware, that the said yeduced Duties shall 'continue to be le, vied, and no other,.on 'all articles so imported:vs4h the exception (). Gel-man Linens, :Which are tinne . to be stit')jeet to the same Duties: as sverepaid thereon before the conquest of tho said place by his MajestY's •Aflus, until his 'Majesty's pleasure shall btefurther signifieo J —and - it - is - hereby further ordered, that it Shall not he lawinl for any Slave or ,Slaves to,be landed, or ia)ported, or brought - into the said:City,,Town, and Fortress of Buenos Ayres, and • its Dependencies, including therein all and. every theTerritotees belonging .to, or' forming a part of, the -Guyernment , ot the same as aforesaid, upon pain that-alieSlaves so landed,- imported or- brought; to gether with the Vessels bringing in- the same, or from which the same shall be landed; and their car goeses!.all become forfeited to' - HisLlVijesty, his liens, and Su( cessurs :—Provided. alsVays, that this prohibitiotisliall not extend to the several cases of 'Slaves bona 'flee from in navigating any Ships trading to' (Y.' 111.)11 ' 1 ' the said• place; or of si;ivcs fideeorplqed as doinestic• Slaves,' and potning,into the said place e'ity their Masters ;or or Slaves in' any Manner employed - in His, Majesty's' NaVal or _ ._ . .• Sery ice.: -•••Abd the • 'Right . 1 - forrotira hie- the' Lords bommisiontn-...v. of'• His Miljel;ty'S' , Treasury,' , and the Lords. Commissioners' of the' Admiralty;' are to ,• b ivo the necessary- direetiOns , herein as-to them may reSpet:itively appertain. W...FAWKENEIL. .There is also another ()Merin Council; of - the same date,- by witch His Majesty, popti•ylt to tlipmvisions of the late Aet,,callo the Americanintcrcowse bill, orders, that the Governor; oA tiie' Colonies in the est Indies, or on the Con ;Thent of SoutliP.D4e.tica, - shall,. be authorized- lopetzlit ; for twelve moi,lns, in ally V4AselS belonking to the Sitbjeds of any S t , te in amity u' tit His, M. je,ty, the impott..tiun of Staves ancL-I:hrhoer ; and also et evtr:t kind of PtoviStent (Beet; Pock, and !jotter, always excepted) which 'are 'f he growth .(a prodhce of the Country to whichsuch'Vcsscti snail belong t and also the exportation from the sthd , Coloinkes. of Ruin, Alohises, Sre', except Sugar, - Intligo; Oetton, Wool, Coffee, niat.Coeo.A.3 • • •. • • • Queen's Parqee, Sept., 17, 4.506.• • L 0 N D 0 N, MONDAY, SEPTEMEER 22, 1806. Wz received this morning Dutch Papers to the 18th, which'comain.intelligence from Paris to the 11th. The 'accounts from Naples Stijl continue to be of the most. distressing nature : the Nth : tary Commissions appointed to try the brave and loyal Calabrians who are unfOrtunate enough to be made prisoners„ continue their labours with . indefatigable perseverance every man who is taken. is tried,, and every man who is tried is shot. A bat tle is stated to have taken place between the . French and the Loyalists; it is described to have been most obstinately contested the vitiory of course is ascribed to the French, but from the man, her . in which the account is. given, we are inelined to think that the , French were completely defeated. Neithei the date nor the place *here the action was-fieught is-naentioned.. • lx.was naturally.to be. expe&ed that the vigilance and aaivity of Government would be immediately employed to derive - early and complete. advantage frocti the important acquisition of BUenos Ayres.— Reinforcements are •of course •to be • dispatched with all .possible celerity, to.that quarter, and .we trust' that our poisession of so valnable a sonree . Of, commercial profit will be rendered secure. - Captain Ross-DONELLY, the adive and spirited Officer who brought }wine the Dispatches and the fruits of. Bri tish valour, is appointed to the Ardent, of 64 guns, Which, is to assist in conveying- those reinforcements, and the stores which mercantile speculation is busy in preparing. The local knowledge and experience 'of this Oft - leer' peculiarly qualify him . 1 -.for the task assigned: - ••• • The Gaiette, of 'Satui - day . contains an . Order of Council for opening 'a Trade With Buenos Ayres, ,in which the provisional regulations adopted by General BeilgsvOßD.and Sii HOME POPILiM are confirmed, with the, exception of the Duty on . German Linens, which is preserved as it stood. at the time of• the capture, • . . Other Order in Council, permitting the Tradc, of Neutrals with the 'West India Colonies, for the supply of Lumber and variuus Articles of Provision, with the exception of Beef, Pork, and Butter, has. been issued. It is to continue in force fur twelve. months from its date, •or till siy. months'.aftef Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Peace, or till revoked, altered, or modified, ,by six months notice . • to thatpUrpthe. .. ThKini.v.ra3 this.day pleased to entifer.the Honor of Knighthood 'on' Stephen Sl,niirp, ntjes= ty'6-Consul-t.xeneral in itussiu. • • WE stated on Saturday that efforts had been made to adjust the . differences subsisting between, this Country and Prussia, and at the same time we ex pressed an opinion that those efforts would be at tended•with success. We have reason to believe that we did mit advance too much in what we then ,;,;a, but that an ainicable,intercourse is likely to be restored. r IT ,is generally believed in the higher Political • Cirdes. that Eon! HOWI.CK will succeed Mr. Fox in the Al.'oreign Department, and that Lord'SPENciit will once more be placed at the head of the Admi , • raltv. An arrangement is said to be in contempla tion, by which . I.ol'a SIDNOUTII is to, Ty-Sign the Privy Seal in favour of Lord HOLLAND. Some other changes of leis importance are expededto take place: B/INKRUPiCIES' ENLARcED. . , Ella Archangeloz,atherwise Elia Arcllangeto, late•of Crispin street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, merchant, -from Sept. 16 to Nov, 4, at ten, at, 'G uildnal I. • • . , ,•, • , ' William Watson-, late of .otford, • near Seven Oaks, Kent; -miller, .from Sept. 16 to Nov. 4, at ten, at' Guildhall, Lorkion. ' Peorge-Perrott Miteculloch,• la , e .of East CheaP; London, merchant, front 0ct.. 4 .t0..N0v.. 22; at ten, at Guildhall. B :INK R r., 7 1' TS. ' ' ' , ' . 1 • , , John Gaskill, ' late of the town of. Non Ingham, but now of 1 This day beim; the Anniversary of I-Its . MA4Es TY S Arnold, Nottinghamshire, broker, to surreivter Sept 3,, at . COroP:iticin , it Was . distincruished •by the tiring of 0 - four, Odt. t, and Nov'. t, at ten, at the,! each Bowl, Not- • . ' ,-. ' , tingliarn. Attornie,i; Mr. ft. - PerCy ; NOtringliaiii: ; or r the Park and I ower Guns, and the ringing of Bells Messrs. Maedi,ugall and Hunter, Lincoln's. Inn, London.. in several . Parish Chur c hes, a s usual on s o interest mva,d Moon, r ot Hammersmith, Middlesex, builder, to ina •' "surrender Oct '3, at twelve, 4 ' acid Nov. r, at ten,..at - • 'a n occasion, • . • Guildhall. - Att-rnics, Mrssis. Pringle and Wa..,borougli; The Jane, DAVIS,; from Surinam, ,arrived at Liver . G reville- s tree% Hatton-Garden; ' ' • ,-- ' pool on the luth instant :. she parted front the Winiim Greitson, late of Manchester, innkeeper, to Surren. , .. cier.Oat• 6, 7, and Nov z, at three, at the Phoenix, Si-'a . horneward-bOund Leeward Island Fleet three weeks fortt, LaniasiliFe. Attorincs, Mesirs. Cooper rtti Lowe, i betare in lat. 37. long. 59. Admiral CoptRANF.: left • soutkimpton.butittings, Chatictkry- lane, Condon ; or. Mr, ' ti , three: i ~ before she parted. ' . I it.tn La) s ore I. Cooke, sArtura. . John Howard K,i,..!Tict- Fd ward TlOskio, , 'of Wapping-doe/- 1 '. The. Laiona Frigate, with twenty-six Sail .of street, - and pi •Paldil.grop.stre,•,r, M./I.ifl u i ex , coal-rner- - :Vessels uncler e Q nypy, for the W e st Indies, sailed chants awl co-partners,-i„ surrentlerSe'pt; 27, ()et. 4, anti -.• :. ~.... , i i i 'Cork: - n the 14, , th .nst.; the To 'rnz,eFrio'ate ac -1%1 Nov 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornei, Nlr, 'Few, -New '. t '• ol 1 '. • ''-‘) Nortit-su.c . ct, gal Lion-squire. , . 1 conga them asfar as Naleita, i 1. • IT is NOW, we. understand, finally . 'deterrnined, that Parlianwpt assemble about the .middle of . . N6sernber; instead of the 28th of next monthi vas originally intended. Icahn Fudhall and WiTP.III) Hobson, 6f IVrrningfiarti, drapers and co-partners, toStlfiTildel act. f, 2, alit: Nov. f at eleven, at the Shakspea re Tovern,'New-street, him oc . ham. Attornies, Messrs. Wehh and Tyndall, Blaring ham.; or Messrs. Tarrant and Cb.• Chancery-lane, Lyn. don. Iludsoi4 iate. of- Whaley, county of Chester, inn keepi r, surrender t)CL 1, a, and 'Nov. 1, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, Stockport.' Atrornies, Mr. Lloyd, Stockport, county of Chester ; or Mr. Wilson, Greville- street, Eletton-.Garden, London. George Barnes, 'ot Manchester, cotton-spinner, to surrender oct.., tt, 22,' and l\ftry . . 1, at• three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlauchester. AttornieS, Messrs. Newtons, Stock port, county of Chester. jeirery Folds, of luAltey, in the Forest of Trawdens, Lanca shire, cotton-inanuladtirer, to surrender Oct, )3, at five, 14, and Nov. 1, at eleven, at the Ked Lion Inn, Colne i Lancashire. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New rnn, London ; or Mr. Hargreaves, Comm. Nathaniel Denham, late of ,Walwocth, Surrey, mariner, to surrender Sept. 23, ()d. it, at eleven, and Nov. i, at ten, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. Grubb, Great-. QUeen.street; ' MAILS. , 2,Waterford . . Dv E 2 —z Hamburgh, 3 Gottenburgh, i Waterford. THE SUN. SJI„ENI QUIS DICER FALSVM AUDEAT? 1 - 4(1'1 7 ,1L N E WS.. J . ~1 the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. za. 'Admiralty -Qffice., - .Sept..vo. Copy of a : Letter from Sir . James Saumarez, K. B. fiear -21dthiral of the Red, to William Mariden, Esq. (Latta rat Guernt , . 14th SepteMber, 1 - 806. SIR, . - I herewith inclose, for the informatiOn of my Lords Commissioners -of the Admiralty, Letter, I have this dayteceined from Captain Bun:otes, cif His Majesty's Ship Constance. acquainting me with his having, in. company, with the Srenuous and Sharpshooter Gun-brigs, driven on shore, near Cape Frehol, a French Frigate of thirty guns, in - a situa tion as to leave no doubt of her being - completely destroyed. The exertion of Captain Burrowes, And of Lieu tenants Nugent and Goldig of the Gun-brigs, since they have been upon this station, has excited my highest approbation, and the service they have per formed will be more highly appreciated when I state that there is every reason to believe the Frigate they have destroyed was on her way. from Brest, with a supply 'of stores for the equipment of a large Frigate lately launched at St. Malo. I bare the honour-to-be:lx. J. SAUMAREZ. SIR, his Majesty's .Ship Constance, Jersey, 1211 t September, 1806. _ _ I have the honoUr to state, that On'Tuesdak the' . gth instant, - thii Ship, the Gun-brigs Strenuous and • Sharpshooter in company, fell in with, and drove on shore to the Westward . of Cape Frehol, a French Frigate, coppered, and about thirty guns; it coming to blow hard that morning, with thick weather, we were obliged, to weigh 'from off St. Maloes, with a strong . flood tide, and to beat to the Westward.. About noon we perceived the Enemy endeavouring to pass 'between us and the . Cape, to the Eastward. Seeing us close, and likely to cut him off, he preferred running shore to fighting :his,way, and 4.ent,right in before the wind. The - ,surf beating against hitn, and the weather get ting worse, I could nut stand nearer the rocks, and called off the Strenuous, who was nearest, arui I fear: ed . would not be able to get off. The wind mode rating in the evening, worked up with the ebb, and perceived him high and dry within a ledge of rocks'close to the sand-hillS, but far out of the reach Of shot. I anchOred for the night, but found' no means of further annoyance in the, morning; for the prospe& of pqrnjri g him I thought too hazard ous, by the Boats, having the Army (Who appeared in numbers), his,own Crew, - Guns, and a Battery .on the defend him. As the tide flowed the wind increased to such a. degree ,as obliged me to consult, our own safety, and leave the Coast and from 'the assurance of the Pilot, and my own obser vation, there can ,be doubt thegale.which fol lowed has made him a complete Wyeek. As:sou - a as it is moderate I shall go down again, and report accordingly. It gives me' &eat pleasure to remark to you, Stir, the zeil.and gallantry of Lieutenants Nugent and :Goldie, of the Gun-brigs; had there been occasion,, had every reason to expect the utmost from them, as well as. Mr. Dobbs (the First'of this Ship), and all,the Officers and Men of the Squadron. I inclose weekly Accounts. of the vessels under my orders, and have the honour to be • &c. (Signed) , 'H., S. BbilitOWES. Sir James Saumurez, .Bart. and.X.B. PLYMOUTH, SEPT.. lg.—Arrived the Danish. Brig .Sophia Elizabeth, B. H. PROTT _Master, from Ton ningen for Algesiras, laden with linens, detained by the Hero Privateer of this Port ; the Danish Brig, Charlotte . Maria, JeRGEN PLODDT Master, from Tonningen, bound to Barcelona, laden with linens, detained also by the Hero' Privateer; the Danish Brig Fortuna, M. N. MARL° Master, from Gotten burgh bound to . Barcelona, laden with iron and deals, detained by the Lion Privateer; and the D anish Brig Friendship, SCIIUFFER, laden with' brandy, from, Barcelona, bound to Lubec; detained by the Thornbrough Privateer.. . Sailed the . COrilianee Sloop of War on a Cruize. Arrived the Governor Milne West Indianian, last from Sicily, where she was stranded last winter, and' is come here to refit and repair damages. Arrived the Naniw, THOM rSO N, from Archangel. • PUETSMOVTH, SEPT, 21.—Arrived the Haughty Gun-brig from a Cruize; Goshawk Gun-brig from Blackwall ; Raven Gun-brig from the Mediterra nean ; and Sprightly Gun-brig from a Cruize. This afternoon the Fury Bomb sailed .for Ply. mouth, with a Convoy of Transports having on board the §fith and 40th Regiments ; also the Re trf,F, for Guernsey and Jersey, With a Convoy; Hearty Gun-brig, for Cork, with a Convoy for that place ; and the Richmond, for Oporto, with a Con voy also for that place and Lisbon. HARWICH, SEPT. 21.---Capt. GEORGE DEANE,'Of the Lady Nepean Packet, sailed yesterday with the ilamburgh anti Bremen Mails for iiusum ; and the Diana Packet, Capt.' STEWARD, with a Mail for Gottenhiirgh. The Aggressor Gun-vessel arrived from a Cruize. Sailed the Escort for her station. Remain tlif_t : Olza?ger, Aggressor, and Centinel Gun-brigs, and Viper and Iris . Cruizers. Avery fine Sinop of War, called the Favourite; to carry 18 long-guns and 8 carronades, was launch— ed at Ipswich, a few days .ago, from Mr'. BAILEY'S yard, T13U40, SEPT. 9,o.—The..London Papers of the, iGt.t inst. report the captute of the Towns/Lend. Pao -I,cet, off Scilly bnt they do not say by what charr pel they received their #ltelligellec. Town,thenc( from Falmouth late in the evening of the i Ith, with Mails for Lisboni in con pang with-the Priqz. cess Charlotte Packet, for . Jamaica. She, consC quently, could not have been taken till The I vh, and the news must- have been carried very quickly, to get into the London Papers so early as the 16th. No :inch intelligence has retTeltd Falmouth; noraby other of our western Ports, and u . 'e 'die inclined`tc.' 'think the:report unfounded. • -- SHEERNESS, SEPT. j9.---Sailed the Loire Frigate, rapt. MAITLAND, fur Woolwich - , to be paid off." Arrived the Echo Sloop of War from the Downs. SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Zara Bomb..from the' Downs. SEPT. 2I .—Arrived from the Baltic the Cormorant Sloop of War, Capt. Pnu.4.tmonE. Tiie Bonetta Sloop of Wa \ r sails to-morrow morn ing to Tonningen. with Convoy. • DEAL, SEPT. gi.—Sailed from the Downs the, Devastation BoMb, with the outward-bound - Ship Under Convoy from Portsmouth ; Thames * Frigate; Alusquito Sloop of War, acid several Gun-brigs, fbr tire French Coast ; Satellite and iimaranthe Sloops of War on a Cruize, off the GallOper. Sailed through the Downs the,iVi/e, Bnowrg, for New 'York ; Pyaltringo for. , New OrleanS, aria's Et. veratother outward-bound Vessels. ,D 1 EL. The following are stated as the circumstances which led to a meeting very early yesterday morn.- lug on Blackheath, from which the most fatal con-, sequences are apprehended.--We do not vouch fir their authenticity The Parties on' this unfortnnate occasion -were German Nobleman, Baron HOMDESCH, who, during the Irish rebellion in 1798, . commanded a Regi ment raised by himself on the Continent Under the Prince of ORANGE ; and a Mr. RICHARDSON, a Gentleman of much respeetability, The second to Baron HomrEsen was Mr. BUTLER DAN TERS. We have not heard who seconded Mr. RICHARDSON.. It appears that, on Saturday last, Xi._ RICHARDSON was .walking in the streets of London, with . a Lady. on each arm ; tliit they were,, met by Baron HOMPESCH (who is very near-sighted, and always wears speetacles) t who, by accident, ran - against Mr. Ric trArtn- SON and, his female friends, which being taken for an intentional . insult, Mr. RICHARDSON knoclwd the Baron • down. what passed after this, we 'are Dot informed .until • they met on Blackheath, about two hundred yards from the Green Man Inn, where they, fought. The distance we au-. derstand to have been short. ' The first tire they both MisSed, •when, we hear, an accommodation was pron4ed on .the part of -Air, RICHARDSO':i which was refused by the Baron, unless Mr. Ittat anDsola would permit him to lay'a cane gently upa his shoulder. - This being declined by= Mr. Ittcp , AtuasoN, they again took their grOunil,,and tiled a second .time ,without arty serious_ Behg again furnished with fresh pistols, the Baron slot 11 7 1 r: RICHARDSON . IhrOilgh the body a little al4.we the hiii , ,bot' ife instantly_ell, and. was carried,or the ground, without hopes of recovery. The challenge, we understand, was given by Baia - HOMPESCII. • • At a late hour last night, we were informed Oat Mr, RI CIIAR DSON ~live, but .lie expeciativa - -- eatertaiued of his surviving the night. - • .4 . The following is the force now coll6iiied at pia.. two principal POrts, viz, Post - numb and PlVmoutti:' ' The Bop!' Artillery, 6 tornPanies; the, pd D goon Goards; and a Brigade 'of Foot Guards, con, sisting of pot) 'men. • • The Aoyal Stati Corps ; .ttie_sth 'Foot, ist batta• lion; 14th, gd ditto; 36th, Ist ditto; -40th, tst to; 40th, d ditto ; 45th, ist.ditto; 52d, Ist ditto; the Ist battalions of the'62d Foot, 79th, Sith, 88th, 89th, and 95th; the sth, oth, 7th, and Bth German Legions. In additiOn to these, the. Royal Horse Gnat-1011a 2d and,l.sth Drlgconsolic . 3d, 4th, sth, .56th, ands B2d Foot, are expected. ..,: - • . _ It is stated that the 14th and 4Oth, *d battalions,.„ with the German Regiments; . gb to Irclanil i andtha 45th, 87th, and four companies of the 9'slh, on thi remote expedition. The {.7th Dragoons, .4mii, and 79th, go to Buenos Ayres.. The ,s'..id, 62d, and 1 8 th, to Sicily. • , . _ Sonze troops are 'to go to the Cape. The 13thr Foot, ti3d; and some other regiments from Ireland, go to the,-West Indies. Amongst the troops that wiif either go to the Cape, or Buenos Ayres, are said' to be the following: 7 -The' 4/sth and 37th Regi ments, three companies of the 95th, and one com pany of the.Artidery. One of the Expeditions will consist of 4 . 000 then. The following is a list of the Medical Staff which will accompany this body of troops Deputy In spe6tor, A. Tnomrsoig'; 1 PhysiCian, S. KING; 2 Staff Surgeons, E. etti/MA dnd C. MCPSTAGUE; Apo thecary, BURNALL; I Deputy Purveyor, Mr. Emsitsobti and 8 Hospital Mates. The foliowing is a list of the Transports: . . Atlas, tons; An‘i,reon, 295 ; Charlotte, 215 ;• Harriet, 256; lultus Lresar, ; Herhy, 2.10 Hydra, 375; Mary. 22.7; Thetis, 205 ; Cornwallis, 27,6 and Cluiskuihier, z9B, Guards.—Peace, 55, SWF Corps and Artillery- ; LordCol lingwocd, 317; Eliza, 233 ;':>ir j. 13. Warren, 2.;o; and Adelphi,, 240, the 52d toJt .; Seahorse, trs-T_Ghristiai,a, z 66 ; Elisha Tupper, IE6 ; and 235,-tZtr'od Foot ; Loyal Briton, General Wynyard and. Stad; Ajat, Horses belonging to the Stalk: • ' • • • • Sir Jon SWART has.been rewarded for his ]ate gallant incursion into Calabria, and his recOvery of. the two Provinces of that name, by being hiinoured with the title of " Count Of . MAZDA," and a eon= siderable Fief attached thereto, hy the King of Naples. • The arrival in town on, Satur lay 'of the treasure captured at Buenos Ayres caused a.clepression in the price of silver of n . ►ess than 2d. per owtce. • Ti!e whole of the captur:d dollars amounts ti) 265,00,01.. Of this, sum Major- 3enerar BAIRD, ii 6 t outtnailuer in Chief on the st takes 16,5871.. Gefieral BER ESFORD, 12,68':l; Sir HOME Po P . IIA the same sum: 281. :3 . 5. 9d. is thq - pp-ipiettloa awarded tc each cg* :beprivatO.,