The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT HOUSE - OF-PEE'Rg: MONDAY, MAY 5 THEty, Lordships met as usual,, in the morning, and proceeded to Westminster Hall. They returned soon after four, when an Order wa-4 made to pro ceed farther on - the Tr ;a1 of Lord Viscount Melville to-,,morrow ; .apd a Message waq sent. to _com mons to acquaint them thcreNVith. After our adinission Jrito,the House the Royal As, sent was - , given by Cor.....alliFion to tilt.; 3,0010,0001. Exclierinr Bills 13il1; the -Tea Duty Bill, the Cus 7 toms Doty the Tobacco Duty Bill, the A ppraise *sent Duty Bill, the Wine .Duties Bill, -SiriJ,.T. • D'ackworth'sApnuity Bill, the Irish House*Tax-Re peal'Bill, the Irish Bank Nnte' , Bill, the Witnesses' Liability -Bill, and several Itodd, Canal, and Private Bills. • • • • • The Corn Missioners were ,the Lord Chancellor,. Lord Walsinghatn, and Lord, Auckland. • Lord St. Vincent's Annuity- . Bill .was .read a third ti rte and passed. The Admiralty JgrisdiCtion Bill passed through a Committee,, and was yeporsed. On the Motion of Lord- ELDON ,tl)e Committee, of Privileges, on the further on gidera ion ,of the Re i,olutions - respelling the Claims to the Roos Peerage, was appointe&to , sit on Wednesday. The consideration - of Mrs. Utterron's Petition for a Divorce was, on the, Motion of the Earl of 'CAER-: ICARVONj postponed till-Wednesday, . . • , SLAVE TRADE; - l'etiiions were ptesented by The Duke •of CL RENei-and Lord HAWKESBURY, •the latter from the Agent of the Bahama ISlands; against the Slave Im portation Restriaion sill., • The second readirig of the Bill was fixed for - Wedr nesday, for : which- day the Lords were ordered to be sutntnoned. The Petitioners to .he beard by them selves or their _Counsel against 'the Bill vn the second , reading. TRADE -BETWEEN THE. WEST INDIES-'AND • . AMERICA. -- Lord StrzFEZELD presented a Petition from several Merchants and others.. aviust the American .and West India Trade Bill: . • - . . After a short conversation ; between 1 Hot,' LAND and .Lord, SHEFFIELD, the consideration of the Petition .was deferred till to-morrow.' The. hater Noble Lord - gave notice, • that he should rnOve to morrow to postpone the second reading of. the Bill; which stood for, Wednesday, -to a more distant . day, it being intended to present several Petitions against the Ball ; and that he should also move that the Pet itioners in the Petition he had now presented should be heard by' their Counsel against the Bill. imposed by law on foreign 0, - ,.12e.e To transfer to Tortola apart of the advantages -flow St. Thorn*.4s, was the object -of the Bill, an . objt:6l well worthy of the attention of the House_ After some - furtilyr tOn\Zersatincitet , ,Veen .Mr. - Rosy, Lord CASTLEREACII, Lord TEitS2LF,, • :',lr2GEOlic4E 304NSTONTE-,-Mr.l'cß,ct~~~r;findl.Jr...l.ry_rNz., Me. , . YANSIVTPIATTTAposed to .11", t tif f ‘4O , of the hog sheath. to 15 cwt'. This iimitition.waz, opposed by Mr. RASE: - Lord C-s..sTLEnE-Aott tuged-thepropriety or alldwing flirther time for. consideration. The question being put on.the clause, the House divided, when' there appeared, for _the 'Clause, 31=Against .-- • „ I9—maiortty, 12. ~ • The House h4yi Lig 13e.en re4unted, the Report Was. ordered ro be re&,iveB on Friay. • by .•1 A Mes.sage from the'Lords, announced their Lord= shins' assent to Earl St: Vincent's Annuity Bill, and declared Their Loxdships' intention of proceeding tn mOrroiv, at ten o'clock, with the of Lord Melville. 2• Mr..W._ SMITH, from motives of , convenience, was inclUced.to defer his Motion for referring the Reporfof the Coninlittee on , the Petition of Mes=srs. Cowie and.Chalmer's ,to, the . Committee of Supply Wednestir.y. • BUTTt ft BILL. Mr. A . L.E.N.ADER brought up the Report of the Committee on the Irish. ,Ilutter Packit3g Bilb the further considenition of which was postpthied . to this day. se might. • , ' • The.AVest' India indeinnity Bill teas read a third time and pasSed. • •-• The House went into a' Contrnittee on the Iron' 'Out); 'Act, i;,.whiCh it was agreed to suspend the dtity all. per eWt. - and to lay'on a duty of 31. per cwt. — The Report was ordered.to be Teceivcd to-morrow. . cOMMITT4F. 01. , WAYS AND MANS. I"4NSI7TARI` said, it . was one of the Re ghlations agreed - upon at the time of the Union. be tween Great Britain and Ireland., that where a, duty . ,w,as laid upon the exportation of any . article in one country, a countervailing dUtY . should .he laid upon the same artiele in the other; In consequence of the additional duty upon iron in this oountry, he now moved'acot:ntervailing duty upon ir:)n exported-from Ircl-aud.—Agreed to. MAILS.. ArixtvEO —t Hambirtrgli, r Dublin. r Waterford. IY'yi-I•Gettentnugh, i I:frubliii, s Waterford. • PRICE OF STOCKS THUS Desif AT TWALVI O'CLOCK. Consols . - bye I -0141 . nium - - - - THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DI • CER'E FALSIIM •itt.IDEAT INSOLVENT DEBTORS PetitiohS avinst the Insolvent Debtors' Bill were presented by Lard &now, the Earl - of DARTMOUTH, Lord!Visit:ount BULIEL2EY, the Earl otill. - -AnNott,, and Lord Sit urtzLn ; and a,Petition in favOur ok the by Lord not,LANn, The Bill was read'a second time, and committed for Monday next, it. being understood; attiet a Short conversation beo.yeo• Lords tt..LE'&zottoucn and 1-iOl, - Lmin, that the 'debate. on the -Bill . should be rostpohed till that day. • • Adjourned till tO-morrow (this day) • • 1101:".;T OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MAY . . . , A ;Message :from the Lords required the attend= I onc e of the House at their Lordslnps',Bar, where the f Royal ...s - ent was, given - by ConTanissioD to the Tea Duty 'bill, tht: Cli5tOMS Duty Bill, the Appraisernent i Duty:Bill, tile Ekchequer Bills I;iii, the Witnesses' Liabialy Bill; the Irish -Dvvelling-house„Duty 'Repeal Bid, and Kveral private sills': . ' _ Sir ;JOHN ANDEitSUN . obtained leave to bring -in a Bile to amend the A.as - relating to the Sale of Hides and Skins in WestalinSter aild S oll th w qk. . - On the Motioreof Mr. Hol4rousE, the, .second ', reading of the Nabob of ArcOt‘,s Creditors Bill , wa4 put off till Friday. „-. . . , Mr. Irving, Inspeaor-Gelieral of Imports and Ex, ports, presented several Accounts relative to the' quantity of Iron exported. :gr. ii';',ld brought in a-Bill for the Improvement' of Bloomsbury-square ; which was read a firsi..time, and ordered to be read a second time. On the Alotion of 141 r: T. BRoox, a new Writ i.k;a• ordered for the EfeEtiou of a Member for the • County of Chester, in the rocon..of Colonel Egia- Tubl, deceased. Thu Tortola Frei Port Bill went through a Com mittee. On the - Clause allowing. the Importation of Sugar into that-Island, and the ..:xportatinn to the Ports" of the United Kingdom, deeming all aboVe 4 too hogsheads (the average produce of the Island) scut thence to the United Kingdom Foreign Sugar, :fr. ROSE urged his former objetions against the principles Of...the Bill, as facilitating the intro- . du&ion of foreign sugar.' This facility was evident in the case of Dominica, notwithstanding every guard to prevent such sugar . from being introduced. as British. No increase of demand for British nia rrufaaures woUld be created by the. Bill—a•positive, injury would there ire be incurred forna possible advantage.. The quantity' allowed 'to be imported -would exceed far the average Produce' of the Island, s there was no limitation to the size of the hogs- , heads.„ It was impossible to knbw in 'every .out= Mort the quantity already received in the other ports, o as. to stop the further admission precisely at the 4500 hogsheads.. - : Mr.. ATKIXS approved of the gdneral principle of , the Bill, but thought it necessary ; to guard against t::e introduEtiou of Foreign Sugar. - • . ~'. Mr. 1/..asrrTART allowed that the suggestions of the Hun. Gentlettan were entitled to the most se stious attention, but from the checks imposed in the . Pause; no injury could accrue to the British Planter. ' . Lord C./.I,BIIEREAGIf opposed the Bill, as the most unaccountable example of commercial regula tion that bad ever been admitted. The:etre& of it Would be , to inalte the Tortola Planter pay duty as n Foreigner, and. to 'makeyoreign prochice charge nble .only, as British: The checks were of the most in,utiicient nature.' , • ~ . -, d,lO, : Lor4.;MILE defended the Bill, as - grounded on tbe Petition of those whom the . Noble Lori re- presentd as likely•to he injured by its proviions.- II foreign sugar was at.ell.erents to meet us. in the market, it was desirable . ' that it ,should be brought , •et in Brillh bottoms, and charged, with the!du . tif.:3. - LONDON, TIYESpAY, MAY 6, 1606. THE Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday arrived late last night. The account which' :was :so generally circulated in the german Papers, of the evacuation of Cataro and Castel NticoVo by the Russians, appears, to be unfounded:.. The Answer, of the. Court of St; Petersh.urgh to the .Remonstrance, or Tather the re- 7 . quest,. of the C, hint of Vienna '.upon this 3ubje6.1,. - has not arrived. In. the mean time the French con tioue to strengthen the Fortifications of Brannali, , and not a single Corps of thOFTetich Army In GermanT has began its march towards' the Rhine. - It is as serted that the French have regained in a grit de• gree . their' influcnee..at the . Porte, and that: there is- a probability of a War '-between 'Russia 'and Turkey ;• but almost the whole of the Conti , • rental Press. .is ~now ' : so tinder -French controul, that the Articles in the .German pals are in gheral entitled to no , more credit than those Which appear in :.the Frenth Papers.' The Mail brinp no intelligence of . any faither opeVation- of the PrUssian . s against the Swedes. • WE received laStnight I!'rench Papeis to the 28th ult. but they are wholly harren.of intellig'ence. :We, - have ektraaed a long Letter, data, r froni St..Peters-' . burgh, but its style and contents evidently prove it to he of Paris nianufaaure. •THE EX3MiliatiOn of Mr. TROTTEIt, WILLI occu piedalinost the whole of Proceedings of yester- . clay in ,Westtninster.Hall, was resumed • this day, and was likely to continue till the court adjourned. The Hall was more.croWded-tlian on any o( the for mer days. r • 4 Yesterday IF, MAJESTY, PraNCESSES AUGUSTA . arid SOPHIA / rode on hot,sel)3(l. F 1 MAJrSTY and . the other PIIINCEsSES . Wera. tO.Frogmore.' It is expected IJEtt MAJESTY. Will give a grand entertainment at. Frogmore in honour, of her birth day on the 19:11, , • • • I-lis MAJESTY will hold a Privy Council to-mor row, and HER MAJESTY a bra.wing-room on the 15th. We stated yesterday the Terms upon which the Loan for the service of Ireland was contratted tor. The Payments are to be made by Initalments, in Ireland, as ibllows': per Cent. 5 • ,C too,ooo 2d IVl'ay, ISA; • tco,ooo aoth.May. 300,000 24th one. , • . , _ aoo,oca., z3a • 300,000 zsth A tigust • '300,000 . 2.7tik.Sept,..mber z:c,coo 2.5 th Ottober. . „ 20. ,zoo 22d Nbv'ember.. 15 _ 3 oao. 211 aii, y , tBo7. The 31 per rent. Stock tii I reland, At 72, makes up. worm - - ,C too t •7 • lire accrued Interest, always added In Ireland to the price of Stock, in the wanner of Ex chequer bills in England, trot 2 . ;•tit Pecenther to ad of Alay, on tool. is 126 days, at 3 per •Cent, .• Disc9nut 5 per Cent. on prompt intyntent 4 6 '2 5 I o 103, 11 • Making a bonus ,ot 4 Subscri bers ;• and The .afterwards :.old at 'ate. per Cent. prerni•urn.. • • •, . ,-• , There was no'Courr of Aldermen . hid to-6n, but the I.,ouDNlAtow . ordered 'the, of Bveaa to reinam aslast week. THE. ILIMBURGE MAIL. 17.—The accounts in' some of l the.Sournals, of the arrival of a French. Adjutant from Vienna, with advice of the evacuation of the mouths of the Ca:aro hy_the Russians; and the ac- , connuodation Fol the differences with Austria on that sub jeft, were premature = and unfounded. .Every. thing continues M the sane situation as'before..Tli . e . French Garrison at Brannan is employed in Com- . pleting, the fortificati4ns of•that place. •: The COrps 'of Gene6l Souvr.is in Bavaria, 'and that of NEY in Swabia. Our own troops continue on the War, Establishment, and there is talk . of raising some new. reviments. It is evident that the continuance of the French Troops, in Southern_ Germany must .depend princi pally on the, relations between Russia :and Austria, and the answer from St. Peterburkh, which cannot be expedecl- to arr;ve in less than four weeks from' the Present time. BANKS OF_THE MAINE, APRIL 21L—The 'nephew of, the Minister TALLEYRAND, V‘'llo,.-it was said, car-, tied from Vienna. to Paris advice that the Russians had•evacuated the MouthS of the Cataro and. Castel Dalmatia; has,We ire now assured, only carried to Paris the con Sent of Austria to permit, in cOnsequenee of the want of Transports, 40,000 French Troops to march- through Austrian Istria and Croatia into, Dalmatia. , • • The report that. tue oenator.BEAunAatiors, the father of the Princess. STEPHANIE., now Eleetoral Princess-Of Baden, will be the'Supreme Head of the Swiss Confederacy,. still continues. • VIENNA, Aram - 19.-- . --Accord.'mg.. to,: the last ac counts from Constantinople, the relations between the Porte and France are become so friendly that there is reason to ,apprehend a War between the Turks and the Russians.. - - - • A Courier has arrived here from Palermo,* :by .the . Kay of the Adriatic Bea. and Trieste.' English -.and Russian Ships, of which three are of the Line, and se , ,-enyrigates, with a number . of smaller Vessels, are cruizing off Sicily.' - • . A Courier from St.' Petersburgh has 'arrived with advices to Prince R.AsnmowSKl, and afterwards pro . ceeded with Dispatches to -Constantinople. CONSTANTIN'OPLE,.. k ,24.—Te1l 'days ago a Russian Frigate and some Transports 4 - rived here from Corfu, on their. 'return 'retu - to the Crimea.. Several - Russian Officers, :.-nong others, COMA LACY, are onboard these , Silips. • , The report .that has been cicculated of abreach between Turkey and Rnssia• is as ,yet. unfounded : but it is ti ue tint warlike:preparations are making the frontiers o& both Countries.- • • . _ IVAacti .es Ambassaclor to HII3 / EFFENDI, is preparing for his departure, and the Porte is getting ready a number of magnificent pre sents . for the, Emperor and El - r.press, .consistiog o f rare pearls,..valuable .diarnonds„.rich furs,. and the finest Arabian horses. • . .1 Tbe Army . which is to march' against pie insu.r-' gents. in Servia is now coMplete, and Jussv - WllO is to command it, will soon open the Cam,. paign. Artillery, amniunition, .and .provisions are . daily sent to this Army,. and the 'Grand Vizier is actively: employed in exercising - the Troops'-in the, .4uropean manner, and French Of are, ex= po.ded to complete its military organization. The Russian Troops in Corfu have raised recruits,. not. only in the Seven Islands, but in the neig4- houring Turkish Provinces ; on which_ account the Porte has made representations to . the 'Russian, Ani= bassader. It appears ,that the number of RUssian Trodps in the Seven - ,lslands must tie considerably diminished, as 200911)ml:we lately arrived here on board' some Transports, which will sail with the first fair Wind for the Black Sea. According to accounts, from Persia, the Russian General SICI. When has fallen a vielim to the blaCk est treachery. hen the City of Eacon was on the point of being stormed, a capitulation - was offered and granted by the Russians. The'General-dccord ingly. repaired to a tent ereded between -the, and the town, to treat with the Deputies-sent from the latter : at the moment he entered thetent,as he had but few attendants with'him, ,he, was attacked and barbarously murdered. 'This baso‘and,itilitirnari aa will, 110 doubt, produce very fatal coftsequences to the Persians: General SICIANOVF was an Officer of great merit, and his tragical end is greatly -la mented. , MuNsirEa, APRIL 24. 7 -ThP: towns in Westpha lia occupied by the French 04 - PruSstans will be, wenre assured, evacuated by the former, and given entirely to the Prussians. • , BERLIN, Arum 26..--The.Eriglisli Envoy, Mr. JACKSON, has received the PasSes he applied for, but he still continues here. • To-day a great Council of State was held here, at which four State Ministers were present. 11,MBULiG.11, At , aI I, 2.8.—Tht.... English Vice-Con sul, Mr, NICHOLAS, has. given notice to the mer chants of ,l-farnburgli and Altona, that all Ships which were laden before the , 23d of April,, as also Ships in ballast, on producing the necessary Certi.:- ficates, will ,beipermitted to sail . froni the.F.lbe, and proCeed'on..their voyages. Yesterday- the _k2,ll.,_;iish Secretary of Legation, Mr. FRt;'RU, arrived here an his return to London. -Aram '3o.—Thcy write from several Prussian Ports that. an Embargo has been laid on English Strips ; there is one at' Dantzick, and two at Platt. ' On. the 27th of April the . Lady of Mr. J4CRSON, the English Envoy at Berlin, was delivered of a Son. ALTONA, AraiL wr4,frorta Barcelona that advices from Madrid mention an intended War against POrtugal ; and add, that in case, S . pain shosald nrake.ii conquest of that Country,..44.iyilik F 0441 'Navarre' andliitcay to France. 1 1 Y d N E PORTSMOUTH, MAY 5.--A:tvecl last - rfghtthir . - Pelt& Gun-brig, Lieutenant R. E.YELYN, from the Downs; afso the Yrow Anna G4ll-iot from Cher= bourg, in balla'st, bound , to - , Norway, detained by the -Clinker Gun-brig ; also the ..Sarah, • STAMP, Hat,ricd, PEARSON, and ..Rope r .DaviDkr)N, from Sunderland. - 'One, of the `Vest India Convoy,liamed the Orion, ;NVATIIE.R - 1-IEAD, was run on board ofye.sterday, soon afterzetting -Under way, and carried away her bow- She-has. consequently lost the Convoy. • sprit. DOVER; MAY s.—Passed by for Charleston, the Cornelia, of qiarleston, Capt.' POST, frOrn Rotter dam. By a Gentleman who landed from, the above Ship we learn, that about ten days ago a strong re port prevailed in Holland, that JEROLIE BOKAI'AiLVE with his Squadron had been captured. FALMOUTii, MAY 3.--Arrivelthe Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. 'l'orv, with a Mail from UsbOu, iL ten days. passage. • . , Sailed the Wit/singlum.Pacicet, Capt. RonEßrs, with a Mail fur Lisbon; 'and the Martin Sloop of War, with a fleet under conv,oy for Quebec and = DCAL, M. 5.--This • morning Vice-Admiral. 1-lot,LowAy 'shifted his At.froin llis Majesty's Ship Tracty to the Oatton, of 50 guns, which came _d own - froth Sheerness lasi night :with the ; the.2lAnkcy Go brig, • from a trtfize out of qua , rontitie ; Majesty's. Store Ship Prevoyante is released from. quarantine, and this moruing sailed for Sheerness, With the Festql FFigate, It has been teported; that Liiiois had in-' formed Sir B, W.ttßEmof the capture of a British Man of. x„ - Var by ..TER9IE : I3oNAPARTE,'S Squttflion, and it has._been supposed thar this Ship was' the Powerfid. It is,. however, pOSitively:known that the Powerful must have been much behind JEROME, and.that Lncols-must have been'too much out of JE ROME'S track to have bad. an opportunity of obtaining such information, admitting that be has giveuit ta .Sir-J. B. WARREN, - • • e have been.favoured with the copy of a Letter froM an- Officer. on - .. - :board, .the Ramifies, which states, in contradiaion to, theßulletin issued by. the 4cln,iiralty, that,the Marengo, though certainly en gaged with. the- Lo?Ulon,. struck to the Raunilics. The following is the communication to w.hich we allude : " His Maje..lo , 's Ship . Ramilier, cif thelsland of St. gaga, 4tb April .. , " I have to inforM you, that coming from the. Island 'of - Madeira to.the aboVe Island; on the 13th Of March, we fell in with the ' French .Ships Ma rengo and-Relle Poule, • home ward-bound, from the Mauritius,; .we fell in with them early in the morning. The London engaged .the.Marengo ; the Amazon en:. gated the. 'Bel4.:Poule:, We, being a good 'sailing Ship took the London's place., I hate the honour to 'say the - Mciremastiack to. Ship I.belong . have manned bor and fitted her out as one our Squat dron..--- : Ryinformation we are going to .run down :the- Coast of Guine*-7.tlaree of the :Enemy are .lurkini'abput there . ,' • OFFICIAL. STATENIgNT. EaNdceyant, at , Sea, Mairl 13, 18Q6. A return of the killed andswounded on board Hi; Majesty's Ships London and. fOrigon, belonging to , the S4uadi-on rider the command of Vice-Adnairul Sir JO - lINT 13QULA$E WARREN, Bari. &c. &c. 0. • 'Killed on 'hoard Hi; Majesty's Ship London. Rooke, inidshipnian ; James Murphy, sea. Man Ma; Henry Sfrfin Heyley, 'ditto ; john -2.ay, ditto ; fatties Slyde, do: ; • Win. Bryan, boy ; lohn Moore, laridimn ; Win„ Grittiihsi, Win, Sumner, Thomas-Poole, private Marines , Officers Wounded; Dangerously 7 -4dr. William Tatterdy, Lieutenant: 11.'„Watsor, Midshipman.. seain4 l , ticc. wounded. . Dangeroiasly—john O'Brien; landsman; Wm. _O-!Brien, landsman ; TlicunasKatersOn, landsman ; Francis castello, ordinary; loshua,Slcclton, landsman; lohullurgess, ordi dary; Patrick Fitzpatrick, quarter-gunner; Francis Fulton, ordinary; John Dulporee; able ; Win.. Brazil, ordinary Win. Robert (1), ofdinary ; Richard Hody,es, private marine ; John 1-lurcornhe, ditto ; John Shepherd, ditto. , Slightly—Bryan Riley, private marine, Richard Poole, do. Thomas Cox do, Win. Bruce, do. • - (Signed) • H. B. NEALE. Killed qn board His Majesty's Ship Amazon. Mr. Richard. Seymour, First Lieutenant; Edward Prior, -Lieutenant of the Royal Marines; Wm. 'Lundy, ; George Royal, private marine Seamen, Sec. wounded. Severely—George Marvey,, Quarter-master. Slightly-=John: FQX, COIT.Ohd. Severeir—Wil had Lane, ordinary. Slightly.-Honer Leander, ordinary. • Jonathan Curtis, able. (Signed) WM. PARKER. A Letterfrom Bombay, dated December 1 1, gives 'the following jnteresting, arrangement of our Naval Force in the Indian Seas - . .Sir I ) ELLl,vinartia the Malabar and Coromandel Coa sts,and the Gulphs ad jacent, with the folloling Ships : Calloden - 74 Lliana- - - 3s Russet --74 ' Dedaigneuse -36 Tremendous . 74 Concorde - - -36 Albion - 74 Terpsichore •- z . G ramp u,s' so flu - 3 6 • Cornwallis - - so He has alSo the Seaflourcr, .ViElor, Drake, and Rattlesnake 816 bps of War. _ _ Sir Thomas TlOusamot has •the Eastward Sta— tion, with the followini , Vessels; viz. 0. Blenheim - 74 Sir. Edward Hughes 38 Sceptie - 74 St. Fiorenzo 36 Lancaster 64 Wilhelmina 36 Phaeton - 3S Fox. - Caroline 38 -Greyhound - 32 With the Dasher, Harrier, and ill across. Sloops of War. 'with this force, even though - JEttomE BONAPARTE 'hay be joined by the French 'Squadron still unac counted for, no feat- can possibly be entertained for the safety, of our Oriental Possessions. 'We are to add, that by:this time Sir HOME POPHAM has prO bably added the greater part of the forc e w hi c h h e had at the . .Cape`to one of the above divisions. The Caroline and 13ellona French Privateers, we are sorry to say, have • been particularly successfill against our trade in the Last Indies. In the Bay of I3el al alcrle thief 1 4ve tq kbe,*aluil sekyauol.