The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-02 00:00:00

0, mpino, ete. Olgtrl)CidlatilAd'4 of 'titcts and prnpertrr in . town, and country, tc:all4;4ll,o4irlad -41#• atitl oltrorlig-: • If:to' ainsse 'A IHSItICf 1! e otexeinriagi+74in ountribui. idn-ady impuveri,htd and e*ha 1116 Y ‘Vt1111(1 (kern its happiness conte 41i d de _of so 'high • a IpfoteetPl.' 'tich 411 4ti11-lte the bath of the la vonratne• condi *Weittltis, ei ty expects to be conceded to it. ottptterve your Extelleticleavittr gears. I : Si gnt'd) D mnui&A, • , ),12:11 Jan. 1817." ' • itcor, , to give a proof ; of .his perfect 'e prupw it ions of the . Cabildo, tran'!' 11 0 tt copy nr his Manifesto, and during which the Cabildo ' l lll On roading 1114 Upliksto, drew act of surrender, which accord lace next 'clay, at the - entrance of 10 ve stated. Gei;eral Lecor is adopt 't v.ir,oroug -and effectual measures Ind destroy the bands of Artigas, the open country ; and this object 1 " 1 , good ottler and public security to aut oppression and anarchy lotig devastated that fertile era- CORN-IM A lIK 4 t 4 01t, JUNE 2.-We had a good Lest troin Essex ancl. Rent, 91 1 ( 1 u iticltily of Foreign in the course of jell, early. in the morning, was taken an etivaiice of trom 4s. to Gs. per (ltil day week ; Malt and Rye me natter.itvarer ; Barley, being 11l tie •Iller(l 4s. per t.pobrter from this clay ,4 throe Jam.' Tick Beans are selling ‘1 Friuny won, 35. to 9s. per quarter ift day week) ; Oats also ou the same irer than l a-1 : Monday ; Flour is :weei. I lOi allil 1156. per sack. - 745. Sl4. .Fine'Grey Pease - Ms. -I. Iltis. t4is. Tici, !jeans - - - 386. 486. - 745. 78, Old ditto - - 509. 64.. 1:146.. Nis. Small Tick beans 46a. 5 , 26. - ---s -s. I Old ditto - - - .584. sBs. ' '46s . 56, I Feed OatS - - -20 a. 26i. , -•- 64, .--s. Fine ditto - - - 801. 36 6. ' . 1 - - 4;4.406. Poland ditto - - 246 ..i 6 5 . . ' - 54% 604. Fine ditto - - - 425. 475; 6 ',' 1 4 - " 655. 70s. Potatoe ditto - - 465.566. lilin.. ' - 8 , 25. 87s. R S ape eed 501. 511. per last , iitlC,FlAle(B)6ss, 63.6. Fine Flour - , - 1036. 110.. l'ri ! , : - - (Ws. 703. ScConds - - 1006. 1066. - 426. 80s. I.\ , s.t -- s -..,... , ' 31.1LAR. DENUNCIATION. • - t ha t . -...,ax.-- 1, o 'ict ft orn the Paris Papers, received yes ',„ 't tulln%T In' sing u lar aecount.-011 the .''s of II 4,- . . ' k i iii ~ ,,,i to ult. a woman dressed in lilac k , 4 :'',lR a white croCifix •in her hand, was, ' 4144 ti.. street de Hussy, as qtr was exclaim, 4 ,i ; `,'Ptlo ! a c p en t ! Woe to Paris !;.Woe to i,,, *--, When taken before the • COmniissary ''''lotted ,t i - to t i ntmotives wltielr led her .1/ t . of 'madness, She replied in the I'ol- ' rrds :—.. I arrived at Paris Isom lie- V'"l- 1 t , "'iti mo nths since, and am lodged 11 ' 1 10•111illi at the house of M. Al. Baran, O'ilatool. The object of toy coabiog to ' S t'Aiv i :4 coatirtri-the.lievelstionsA the Arch lo;rel, elote • rning the 'reformation of tC• 1 1 1 410 h in Ftance. I have • already writ • 1 rs tati llittister nf Police, to inform . him •of ttil,, hi l Whit" ) . mu st he adopted to retnove 'tat l i A i kt ot France, in okter that' he might "tti 4l '''te tliern to the King. ' Hut as he has i 4 0,7: 4 ,1, 4 , arty reply, 1 ha ., ve , felt myself called alr ;‘0 a ptwile act for the purpose of -t" tr% • • • ' i k lti e i ;" 1 011."-1 he woman appeared to be iN e "Ill itllce of mental derangement. She ~.t outwitted to the care of the Prefect ot 4 FA SHIONABLE ARRIVALS. 1, 14 ; 01 Bucki ng h am , t h e C puntess o f Lonsda 11 4447 " I ttlictil and family; Colonel, Mrs. and iss 11.1ilr.'rhornton and family, Lard Lyuedoch. "It I I6PARTuREs. "nttis of Cosenfry and family; for . Wrbreelter- Vm• I .eei.b urst , f i n , ditto Dupe and Dnchess of 44 1 pur • 3.3. 1 . 4 k lit • , . , oo SaturdaYi tt j,-"eR It.c4ENT s Coy ZIT.-- held a cnott "titit„'„c,it'ek. the ININc2 11E,Gall:,ivv COtilleilt ,11i0,;...""1e,...tiiti tin erwalc!a ti iiice,i, and !',',lr GEonoß lIILL waa r . I ti e fleet): der 4 )ii,C,,,'" 11 li Aleinher. Altenvdn's,-;) rep ort to in " was admitted, and made his victed ;,, A li v con N'it'iP;7"‘" the convicts clip- , Royal I^l ' l ll l ,. e 148 ', April 'sessions , , when I r is it4 ; voi p i e ,. 't,„...1 reprievtli them 411,111 ring his Li :E a rl Of httltvi'e Pill Nee gave midiences to t•lmr:mAN- Ittsi!)(tVisetitintt.:AsTLEßEAGlLan;ll,,'. laid he -141,1'4. the ,J,liige Advocate, who 11q1.11"Y4411liglitiesS the proceedings. o f some' the 1 4 ißrij a i . itl,lititP:l4..l. 1, , I:l9ltltri %,tio,oski,rheissecnotrtetituttglontilis,letilifittl lca f ki.v ). on his marriage. . r xr ~„ t e r d a Y , Li ,„ 1"T To'"rit a ExtIIIBITION. A ''' . ,[11.1) fil..C:l(::C,k . the PHINCS IteoEsti, acci".".l)".„ l ► 'a, N I. 'f'' olittiplis of STAY.FonD .an t i Ow Itt . gi .. 11.,it `-'lAlit.es L;oNG, honoured the Ihilini ~/,,,,11,, ,'''tiers n ith his presence, where %Ir. 11 ' . , te "el by Sir Titom4s LAWRENCE, - 'AI 411 ' 1 Air, F . his Itn Y al !ti tisihr 1151i1.1, who con ducted .11.0 g tHigliltrou:)''gli the different rooms, cont.ti I Ih l ttittHs, 0 1 , 1 '°i'lts of- Art, highly creditable to forinances trt i l t .i i ' the British Artists, Per- , ex _ Nl,ii. ;.15 Royal tligittleSS wit!, iticase.‘“ to Ni s , 'ltel t isi tiii:qttrentely delighted. The R EGENT 14 41 *bon tt quarter past four, whets he .lltltott)..C4r.l,ion-liOtilie. 'it, itT.'itt:GEor,GE.....The wreck of the R0Y.41. '''‘ 13, cortsinotalt, was examined seveitti 'tilt we ek, in the diving bell, • so that - the y li e oil t. IPl)l4tZll:llellinilitittillte t i l t t ir n i l- t a r e itk i n t. :4 . he r in ll pieces. e ettbse. l'rliii; Is e an inspection of her more interior -, ossti'" tilnhets which have fallen in col itt4l Oratented the constant action of the t iirtt : the to ; , have So btroligly imbibe(' the Ary ate Itvetlieilts of the watet and moil. 4N;., te reduced to a flail ns stilt... and emit .:11.;',.,(1111'"41ive smell. One of the vh Anne' i fi ts r mes have been btoußlit- "P, and c°n " Duck -yard. ~i• t ) t tHstlict Pi cit y q .t C' :11t4 Q 411,1( 1",,e ttll l"tillite 1 4 1 :t- I Cii e l t t) riOtai I 1 4 134 !rtl k• ( tl4l,tt I,' I t s ': 4tl )1° ! 'frrieril Le tit *hi ti) ille il,' 'd to 11 ,, t 1, 4 fi l"itii Ilk r i titi, at , li II 1 I . ogai,ii ill' : i took p l, 1 4 0/03 ab e ~. tilt oat trt : 1 1 ,. 11/tr , st In 1,4 , attest t vet ittattaino of lsti ce ,, lilt 14, iv -.- rlll , e ' , ioi tv4, ,s ,41, „ i , „ h$ ki,,,lowhit , ''Y RI a °I ' 4 t t from t fat 14 ' per t I ( I' l qlel 1 " 4)l*, i audit 'ld I'llit, :a 1" l gill 114 : 11 411 5 hi‘ .14 1; bet [ l.t vtie 4 11 Vhr at - , I . i. • . 11 ,, ,, ' . 4 • - 111 . ,_ . • 13.E\IET. 'TTIE4V 4 EI4. " I I Siiillingeri - ilg•hn the heantia, :[!1" ; beauties, of the fourth book of this great Poem, we . shailmow prodUCe another extract (ruin it in each of the Translations, Which hlve been the tubjects of our late remarks i and we doribt not that our Redders thaulk for presenting them it piece., of such spirited and high poetry. Our cita tion fro.h DI;4s•DEN will be of the very best rts lige in his whole work ; and if he could press upon tits competitor in any part of his course - ,' it would" urinestionably he in this. In no other pas&age can we discover any siwilAr Approach to equality ; and in this, ne are egregiously mis taken it the reader trill not rather assign the palm to the Poet of the present day. To shorten the quotation, we shall omit the preceding tines of the paragraph, and begin immediately with the hn passioned speech of the deserted Queen, when'she saw in the morning the sails of her flying lover in distant view, and just glimmering in the to- rano : " And shall the ungrateful traitor go; she said, My land forsaken, and my . love fi etray'd ? Shall we not aruf,—;=nutruili (rain every street To fullow, sink, and burn his perjured fleet? Haste! haul my galliee out ! pursue the foe! Bring flanking brands : set sail; and swiftly , row ! What have I said? Where am l ? Fury turns My brain; and my distemper'd bosom burns. Then, when I gave my person and my throne, This bate, this rage hod been more timely shown. See now the promised faith ; the vaunted name ; • • The pious man, who, rushing through the flame, Preserved his gods ; and, to the Phrygian shore, The !furthest of his feeble father bore ! I should have torn him piecemeal ; stew'd in floods His seatter'd limbs, or left cspoid in woorts ; Destroy'd his friends and son ; and, from the fire, Have set the reeking buy before his sire. Events are dmihtful which on battle wait . Yet where's the deinbt to soul, stream of fate? • My Tyrians, at their injured Queen's command, Had toss'd their fires amid the Trojan band : At Once estinguish'd all the faithless name ; And I myself, in vengeance of my shame, Had fallen upon the pile to mend the funeral flame. Thou, Sun ! who views't at once the world below; Thull JUNO! guardian of the nuptial vow : • Thou HeeaTE! hearken from thy dark abodes : Ye Furies! Fiends ! atm violated Gods! All Powers'. ihinked with Dion'si dying breath, Attend lier curses and avenge her death If so the Fates ordain, artil 3ovr; commands, The ungtateful.eireteh should find the Labatt lands, Yet let a raceuntaitted and haughty foe's, • His peaceful kntrante crisis dire arts oppose. Oppres, i d with numbers in the unequal field; His men tiiscoutaged, and himself expell'd; 1;0 him fat sheet:Jur sue frTo place in place, Torn horn his subject's and his son's pnbrace. First let hint see his friends in bittils slain; ~;fad their untimely pte tam at ors vain And, when at length the cruel war shall cease, On hard conditions easy be buy Isis peace. Is:nr let him then enjoy Supreme command; But fall untimely by some hostile - hand; And lie unburied on the barren sand. These are my prayers; and this my dying will: And yon. my Tyrians! Every curse folfil ! Perpetual hate and mortal wars pi oclahn Agaiast the Prinee, the people, and the name. Then grateful offerings on my grave bestow . Misr Ire:Ote nor love the hostile nations know; Now, and from hence in every future age, When rage excites your arms and strength supplies loaf rage. Rise some avenger of our Lybian blood ! With fire and sword pursue the puijor4ll, brood Our urns*, our seas, our shores opposed to theirs; And the.saine hate descend en all our heirsl" Davoi;:c. • Thonghthe intelligent lieader will perceive the objections which maybe made to the places , in this extract that are printed in Italics, the first of them being an impropir addition of the TrantilatOr's iei accoatmodation to his rhyme the second, an tin. necessaty and languid line I and the last, a wrong word conveying a falie sense : yet ha will knowledge that the whole citation is a highly ani. mated and vigorous piece of poetry, which can hardly be matched in any,of our poetic pages. When he has properly weighed and ascertained its value, let him regard the fellowirg passage with the same Careful impartiality, and then let hint pronounce on the relative excellence of each of the rival 'Translations " Great God! and shall he?—shall this stranger bravts My battled power, and safely ride the was. ? Bush not my troops?...pours not my town its swarms To launch ray navy and pursue with arms ?. Haste! scatter fires! spread all your sails, and row, To hear my vengeance headlong on the foe What do I say ? Where ant I ?_ In my brain Distraction. wanders, and the Furies reign. This had been well, when yet thms eou'st command Ere, fool ! thou gaye st the sceptre from l : d thy hand. Behold hiA faith, who hope his aged Sire! His piety, who saved his gods through fire Could I not tear, and scatter on the main, His wangled limbs? not slrghter all his sfain ? Ascamus too ? and place, with horrid joyi • Even on the father's heard the sever'd ItCy But doubtful still had been the event of arms,— . Well ! the secure of death had 'Lona%) alarms. Yes! I had fill'd his decks with hurAingliame l)estrcy'd the sire, the son, the racy, the woue. Then thrOwn myself upon the pile Of death; And, pleased With v'en4e,itice, away mtbreath. Thau, Atl3 tyst nf r f re Vat a'si Belau I Thou, raptiai Juxo! co:Minus Of my woe I Thi‘u ,litterri 1 st-Fett, fieseltirmit poster t inc,,Le;l With hewlings In the tilidniglit front ". Ye Furies of re venga ! ye buds, jibe wait 0 1):00 . 4 demi!, the ministers of Fate! .:wend ! your deities wrongs so deep, and prayers so just as mine ! IF this ditertiati,nintt strt.:ggle to the land : , Mast gain the port, as Jove and Fate command ; —r to let it be let hint joy no more ! PreterCed from Ocean, be he wrecl,'d on shore 1 Oppresi'd by nations Of unyielding tat: Turn froni Itlus ; from his conCiei far; ._An.exile, let him stir for aid in vain ; And See hit comrades it rew. the entariguined , And when, at - last, berieith hijariont peace He stoops,—O!lit nut then hia labours cease! Theri, thrated of the htipet be bought Ed dear, , Power's tranquil reign, and life's autumnal year, Oh ! let him fall in gore before his dap; • Unburied on the sands, the vulture's prey! This'is my praier ; and, 0 ye nods! make good These my last words that iistie with my blood ! And you, m Tyriant ! to my Nlatiet just, Cherish nw , hatred as'a sacred trust Pursue to death the whole detested line! No i love, no leagues the hostile periple join ! , Rise, too, some great acengrr froth my tooth, , To urge with fire and steel the Dardates doom! Now, and hereafter, as the strength may grow, . Still let our vengeance strike; our battle glow! Theirs still our shores, waves, arms opposing face; And sine vigil:ate inspirit all our race l" SYMAIoNd. FASHION'S FOlt JUNE. Conn?' MIESS...."-Fllll Snit dress ttf pink satin, finished. .round the border with 'fine blond inter spersed with pearls, to which are added rich cor dons and embossments of white.silk, in an em broidery, mingled ‘vith artificial fioWers. Superb drapery of etuttroith red net, trimmed with blond, and driwh tip with NH wreath's of artificial dowers. Train of pink satin, elegantly finished with silver lama short sleeves of pink satin and blond, eatight up to the shoulder with full blown roses. Head-dress, feathers And diamonds.. CARRIAGE COCTVME.. , .--/tMind dress of India book Muslin, elegantly embroidered and finished by a flonnce of. needle-work. Spencer hf Arm°. even silk, the ground white, with narrow stripes of satin, the eolotir of the yurple lily , of , Sharon ; the whole trimmed with narrow blond, ,and' the %leeees tinished'on the outside of the arm accord ing to the military costume of Naples,- - -(La Belle Assemblee.) • • EVF NINO DRESS.—A pale blush.eolonredgnuie ei•ess over a white satin slip, cut very low round the bust, the - wnstsi very short. The skirt Wilted with an intermixture of white satin and moss Mill, inirnlOnnts, trirpraintt, coin. posed of the same materials t h e dress; there' are two of this tiitotniog on the skirt, and rite body and slems.are ornamented to COtreSpOltd ; the latter *re very Mcott Ni mond . , d e c cpmposett jaconOt muslin, .the bottom Of the Nkirt trimmed tvill) an int ellnixtnret. of sticks and ernbro;(!erv. The body a three.iquityler.heigiit, and divlitys the whole of the throat and a little Of the neck ; it n: convo,ed of the s.ttne material as the Areas, and is formed to tbesltape,,by bands of letting-ill Lice; .it is al,io profttiely ortttpettted with lace, which is set on very Dull. Long 'kill sleeve, the loincss confined by a'taoef'd eta, Which is flaidicd by a lace ruffle.---(eleltermann's Repository) . , . • DIR. •rirrs BIRTH-DAY.: [Another . . tenant.] • • . _ WINCHEsTkIni MAY 31,-7—The members of tke !` Hampshire Pitt Clith,". established in the nu tutto of 1816, held their first meeting to celebrate the anniversary of' the birth of. that distinguished character at.the White Hart Inn, in thiroity,. un Wednesday last, Sir Ilextot Hotels, Hart. pre• sided. in 'he chair, supported by bir CHLS, ; Bart, and the other , St ewardst number a respectable gentlemen belonging to the. Club. Many new members were added, and withy whets signified their desire to I).e pot in nom i nat ion. a t the -next enunnnittee. The Oinner, IVlticlc was sumptuous and elegant, did credit to the taste:Rod spirit. of Mr. tiontAN, whn.exerted i t inisidoo the inmost to promote, in thv, cois.ri viality of the day. The party retired at a late Votir 11(.1.1,-01y setisfied with their e 6 t crt mew , ;111:1 harpy in the opportunity afforded them ot 010) 7 - holy evincing veneration for the memf i'ry 'of grv,at hi,th, whose talents, Integrity, ami pa triotism they Si) highly appi•eChte, ttf their tribute of tiaroiration, anti t attachment 1O the' principles of that illustrious Statesman. BIRMINGHAM, MAY 31 . —On WClTHeStfily last the Members (If theYtTT CLus in this tictWnee lehrated their FourtliAuttiversitiy ofthe Birth-- day of the Right HoroviLLlAm 1 1 11'1 . : :the dirt-, ner , was very, numerously.attentied by the inha bitant Members and Abe neighbouring Country] Gentlemen. Lord Aylesford very hand omely.pre sented venison for the„ occasion, and Mr , „ . Wild4: , terve(' up the dinner with his accustomed /Itten.- tkit to the elegance_ r 4 his table, and the corn (011 of his guests. 1.;`, , .q. was in the Chair, and proposed the siaudin t 4 ',roasts of the Club, with appropriate. obset yatious, lii giving the Health of the Prince Regent, lie re marked on the princely. liberality Witti‘.vhich lie had devoted so large ! tt portion of Ins incrl!e the relict of the public distress; it was not, hrm ever, so much the sum, though that wmf. per. annum, but it Was the true British feelipg, which ‘vas thereby shown to anintat, the h,; 4 6 1 ,, , of his, Royal Highness, and which entitled to the love and admiration of all his subjects cooduct, he trusted, wonid at least presepse' ,hint in Intitre•froto any premeditated insult, sittik to that which had so latelydisgraeed the cill :I 4 t r y.-- 7 The : eyening in the niOst ebei.r= tut Ain; convivial nil-tuner, oecikionAlly euliV"ened, With Songs, Glees., &c I'erlans:qoitp...d.the. Chair about ten o'clock' 4lett the 'greater p trt of the companyretira. - . Sx-11U' S.EWS. Ex ACT Of •A L*TTEit VilOM Tilt Adt:t4lTS TO LLOYD'...i tit DEAL, bATED 31s.r ULT. " The Tunisian corvetto and : schooner sai!cd tlii3 morning from the Downs; keOutpailicci I) Ilk I\Lijesty't ship Alert mid Stork citititr. Cutrim.u,:!ei•s of these vssiels, «r uticleiAtarul,.!tre tinder 4,1 dt. 1.3 tb see the Tunisians quite dut, of tbe Channel." The PLY:vonTst; MAY 31.,-,-Caine in the William, DA al oNr, from Rotterdam, halving on board 1 f 0 pav,engeri, till bound to Philadalphia. Pot in here, in booSegnente of the Dey of At.tr.ns hav ing deelared War against the Ilaiise Towni, the DrleFreundschaft, ofilarribtirgh,Gosset.i., Mas ter, front Haiiannah for Hamburgh. DEAL, jUNE I.—Arrived, and. sailed. for the River,' the Lady LtishinntoO, from the East In dies ; Asia, front Madras and Bengal Christo pher, SMITH, from St. Kite's ; Sister, NPNASTE . II, from Jathaica; and the Elitabetb, , from LiSboti for Hatutturgh. Came, down from the River, and sailed, the 40E, for Trieste ; Britannia,. for. St. Andrew's; and Eliza, ter Calentta-the latter re mains.. Sailed yesterday the Alert sop of wai• and Pioneer Schooner, with the two . Tun:siutt erttisers; to the Westward. Passed through the Downs yesterday for the River ;he Warren Fast. lugs, front Madras and Bengal. Sailed the Fa vourite sloop of war for',Slicernessi-and the home ward-hountl vessels tor.tbe ;River.. :Came down from ,the River, and tailed, the-Monarch, fo Quebec;‘DOrothy anti Ilfracombe tritosi)9rlo, .„. with . troops, for WaterfOrd; and the Queen trans port, from Humid' far Gibi•altar. - PottTsiJOUTH, Juse. 1.---Arrired - yesterdny the Wight the Eli zilbet It Cot nelia, BAs,: fro . irt for Amsterdam. Sailed" the Sisters, MfMASTee,' for Loudon. FALMOUTH, MAY 30.—Arrivol ,yesterday tine Princess Elizabeth packet with mails from GI, bhAltar and Malts,, in 17 days froni the latter Arrived to-day the Sessie, RITCHIE, from Jamaica for . London, in 10 weeks. Artived off.this port the American brig AgenOria, MARTIN, front glinde linaivicti, Jura. I.—Artis4e(i yt,sterthly the . • Lvik,,toickcc wilt a usidr, fom, the Bea!ifoy packet for ditto, the Castiereagte pack et.fikr Citxis.tven. AI_DI3OHOUGII, JUNE I.—The Pr.os.itm skip jAlathi,'qhh timber from thedlahic, 1 4* Un shori lipon the Skip Wash yestvrtlAy et p o ,t. ihrec Wclock,' hat Was gut oil' again, 'tiftei" I.o,king off her false keel, athi abt.ot two ftet iu her bolt!. The Lady".l - latuilton: trausport, ‘vbieb last week at Portsmoullr,• front. Port !loyal, %la , lattice, 'whence she sailed on , the of March, brought home Captains' ROBERTS, I)OMETT, 4110 PACK 111:411 AM , and the Officers anti part- of th 4 e crews. of titeir,late respective ships, namely, the Tay, firiscis, and. Bermuda, which been !bit on that station. cap)iiin TAT (invalided) late of the Pique, Lieutenants S•rawAtiT, JUTE?, ACIAMARTY, and KING; Mr, littawyt., late Purser of . the Active ; and 'Mr. .PAartY, Purser, late of the Tay, also arrived •in the Lady HArnil. ton. Captain I ,llfricmyet.Art laid been, appointed . to the Pique - ; Captain 11.S•rewitcr . tp tlo.i 58Lis hely.; Licatenant liAaTuN to et7mut:m(l the Mile man ; and Mr., PAY N$ to be . punier Of tin. Active.. The Active may: be daily expected to arrive ; she is 'to .be paid off., The. , lndepetaleot privateers (witiclr'era tualin l / 4 ::1 it i. astid; by Amed cans) had beconse very . trooblesoine by delainitit; our merchant eestli, whilst.they make the:most vexatious , Of their palaci'; oit(1 goec A1i,14,1 Do tits r, , As exp'ected - to be rrinfosccd •by the Priiisrose, Tyritin, Shear , witter, and Bearer ;loop 'front E.,'Jtyltind, when thee itsteiroptioDS to liat con-se of oar trai:e tvoitiu its a gkeat. measure be pleVelltEO: The flop, on the :Itation, and the troops at Jp.inaiea, wete very healthy. It is. taid, to be the intention of 'Government to sentl two more 'frigates. the ,South .Atuerietto station,: Where the Amphion arsd the Hyacinth only .-are.at , prest•lit employed' The :Tiber isnit ridantii, baying arrived last 'w.leTk - from ertdsc2, have,-W ll - 14 fitiptrcates and Tigris, been since stirveyeit, , ,lt Is supposed, whh this intention. The Enpltrateit re g - Tigris were withdrawn fr‘OtTi fo reign statlens tor the parpose,rtilwing p.tH The sistors,-front JarnAceit3l)oloo Lon. don, arrived oti Friday at POrtSrli9tVil, after it te. , tliotii VOVitge; having left. that , island on the lilt of April. John rtiglis t . . wtti Atiatledt.ind intinded, 'on• the fhlivtritl IdAy. The .;! , i,icrs proceeded on for the River oh Otitiirttity ii riling. . . The o.ttyint , (it., 2O Cptain the Han. It C. SPENVEr, is iv, riyed at Porisinotall 11 o, the Sheet. 'mos station, to b(... fi.,:iett, i(is uowl;rettirettl, tut tbc Itifiitevrautau,