Star.
London, England, 1814-05-11 00:00:00

NAYIL INTELLIGENCE.

" LLOYD'S, MAY e.
" The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pieased
to inform the Conunittee, that all the Signals along the Coast of
Great Britain and Ireland, have been ordered to be discontinued,
excepting the Stations from North Yarmouth to the Land's End,
both inclusive; and also from Ballynacotta to Dursey Wand,
both inclusive, which are to remain for the rtes. At.
- (Signed) " Joust IltaxerT, Jam"
FALMOUTH, MAY B.

GALLANT ACTlON.—Arrived the Frances Freeling
packet, from Lisbon, with a Mail, in seven lays: she
had an action off the Rock of Lisbon, on the 2d,
with an American schooner privateer. The folios.-
' ing is an eztract of the Packet's Journal
" May 1,, sailed from Lisbon-2d, at daylight, the Rock of
Lisbon in sight, discovered a schooner. We stood on under envy
sail—the schooner made tail, and shortly brought us to action.
After one hour and a half ut hard fighting, broadside fur broad-
side, she sheeted off to repair ,iamage•; and aftlrwsrils again
attacked us in different positions : she IV 46 again beaten, after
one hour. She again renewed the attack, but un,uceessfully.
She afterward* directed her course to a brig (apparently a met-
chant-vessel), which she fired at and brought-to. We made sail,
and lost sght of her. The action was about four hors in the
whole. She appeared to have eight suits on a side, and full of
men, with yellow sides and ports."
The passengers•have made Captain BELL, of the
Packet, a present of a very handsome sword, and
given him one hundred poun3s to be'divided among
his crew. The Packet had on board 130,000 dollars.
Wind variable, from the S.W. to N.W.
TORBAY, MAY 9.

Arrived the Liberty, BUCXISOIIAM, from Bayonne;

she sailed Ist instant, at which time it waireported
that Sit' JOHN HOPE was doing well, and nearly re-
covered of his wounds. The loss of the French in
the battle of Bayonne, was in the proportion of three
to one of the Allies. .
PLY MOUTH, MAY 9.
Arrived the Pitavorttairs store ship from Gibral.

ter. The REPVLSg mail of war, with the Mediter•
mean fleet, passed up Channel yesterday, but as the
wind is very strong from the East it is supposed they
will put back to this port. Arrived the Francis
Drake frigate from the Mediterranean. S tiled his
Majesty's ships LEVANT, HALCYON, and BUTTOLN, to
-the Westward.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 10.

Arrived the CumagltLAND man of war, with a tor-
voy, from the Downs ; and the SHA ar.unottn, from
Guernsey. Sailed the East India fleet, undei con.
voy of his Majesty's ships Dasines, Amur, and
COLUMBIA ; also sailed his Majesty's ship Arum., with
a tonvoy for the Coast of Africa.—wina E.

HARWICH, MAY to.
Arrived the Earl Leicester Packet, with a Mail
and passengers from Gottenburgh. The outward-
bound Heligoland convoy, under protection of his
Majesty's ship Bauman, is here waiting a wind.—
Wind E.

• CASTLETOWN, APRIL 29.
This Jay arrived the brig Edwaid, with fax seed,
which sailed from Cork on the 25th instant. She was
captured on the 27th instant, within tyro leagues of tl
Skelligs rocks, by the Lawrence American privateer,
of eight 18-pounders and one long 12, Capt. Vassar,
who plundered them of every moveable article, even
took the potatoes out of the lockers, and all the spare
ropes that were in the brig. She also captured on this
coast the following vessels, the crews of which were
put on board the Edward, viz.—Brig Pelican, from
the Havaonab, SMITH master ; Ceres, from Buenos
Ayres, TuLt-oac master ; and the brig Commerce,
from Limerick for Bilboa. The Edward was bound
for 1 imerick. The master of the Pelican informed me
that the General Armstrong, American privateer, was
also on this coast.

COVE OF CORK, MAY 5.
WEST INDIA CONVOY.—His Majesty's ship HAN.
VIRAL, 74, Captain Sir M. Sermoutt, has just fired a
gun to unmoor, and the entire is expected imme-
, diately to getunder weigh. Sir J. LEITH and General
DOUGLAS are going out in the HANNIBAL. The for-
mer-is appointed Gchernor of Antigua. The Pita-
imam. frigate, Captain DUFF, vice Captain MAWS,
takes convoy to Spain.

We understand that Lord LYNIDOCK (Ia e Sir
THOMAS GRAHAM) is not coming home. The army
is appointed to garrison Brabant ; and his head-qua•-
ters is to be at Brussels. How many British troops
are to be kept on the Continent, we have not team.
The Court-Martial upon Admiral Sununu is ter-
minated. The charges were, for taking money for
affording the protection of King's ships to merchant-
men. The Court decided, that the charges were in
part proved ; and the sentence was, that Admiral
gramma should remain on the list of Admiral, but
Alit he should receive no further promotion, nor be
employed in the Navy.
CORN MAREZT, MARK.I.ANX, MAY ii.
Wit Lad but few heels arrivals of any grain this morning, whets
ADS Wheat fully supported Monday's prices, but there is De de-
mand inosisTrysinqueandstititesne.sflinnertirseesh SAuffieolkriellarqvamaryleyeurtorres4
remain on band, .the sale of which article was tuber *MTat *
reduction of le. per quarter. l other articles nu altesadas.:

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CONVENTION •
POR A SrEPENcTON OF 14OSTATITIPS WITH ANC4
sic; En AT l'Ali I', 114 g*D nit Arai's. 10146

In ,i.e N.ifue of the Mdst Holy aedUnittvhled Tesestrv.
Thtt .11liesi Powers, animas to terminate the mis-
fortunes -of Enrope, and to lay the foundation of.
fps nose on 4 just division of power between the
, 5 -aces of which it is composed I desirous of iff,rding
to France Corm that she is reinstated under a Go.
wervimmit whose principles offer the necessaly gin."
' ranter: for the miinienaate °I Peace) roofs et their
slipOsition to place themselvies in the relations of
frie.idship with her; and wishing at the same time
th France-should enjoy the blessings of et•ace al:
snitch as possible, even before the whole of their ar!
ingernints can be completed, liarre resolved to pro-1
ce.sl, conjointly with his Royal Highness Monideur,,
France, Brother of the King, Liestestazri!
1 of the Kingdom of France, to a 'suspension
licks between their respective forces, and to
l-establishm.mt of the relations of friendship.
formerly subsisted between them.
Isi-jesty the Kin.; of the 'United Kingdom off''
Britain and Ireland. for himself and his Allies'
one part, and'his Royal Highness Monsienr,
lief of the Most Christian King, Lieutenant.Ge-
' Of the Kingdom of France, or the 'other parr,
in consequence,
,namtl Plenipotentiaries to;
to an act, wi,ich, without prejudging the terms'
ice, contains stipulations for a suspension a
Les, and which shall be succeeded, as soon ai
by a Treaty of Peace ; to-wit :—His Ma-
he King of' the United Kingdom. of Great
'and Treland, the Right Hon. 'Robert Stewart
int ir!asilerea.zh, One of his Majesty's most
Privy 'Council, a Member of Parliaments
el of the Londonderry Regiment of Militia.
Principal Secretory of State inr Foreign At.-
aihl his Royal Highness. Monsieur, Brother
.King, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of
:e, it Sieur Charles. Maurice de Talleyrand Pe-
Prince of Benevento, Grand Eagle of the
of Huneur„ Grand Cross eif the Order of Sr.
of the Orders of St. Andrew, St. Alexia-
!wsky, and of St. Anne of Russia`, of the Orders
Black Ea&le and the Red Eagle of Prussia,
tor and Pcssident et the-Provisional Government;
after the exchange of their. full powers, have
to the following Articles ;
. 1. An hostilities by land and sea are, and shall remain,
uded 1-ttween the Aped Powers and France; that Is to!
. the land forces, as own as the Commanding Officers of
reach armies and forafted places shall have signifted.to this
troops oppose:l to them, that they have recegoizeil the
icy of the Lieutenant-Gtheial of the Kitigeom et France;
like manner upon the sea, as far as regards maritime
Ind stationi, as soon as the shipping and ports of the king."
.4 France, or those occupied by French forces, shall have!
ifested the same submission.
:I. For the purpose of effecting the re establishment of the
igloos of friendship between the _Allied Powers anti France,
affoidtothe latter beforehand, as much as possible, the.
tent nt the blessings of Peace, the Allied Powers
!heir armies to evacuate the French territory, is k etistrd
Ist of January .179°,! upon coodition that the plates still
posatiss!oti of the French armies belord those limits, shall
tuated and delivered up to the Allies.
HI. The Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of France
&Meltingly histiuct the Commandants of tilos.: places to dr.
iditetn up in the following manner, viz. the plates situated
the Rhine, not comprehended within the limits of trance
lit of Jaouary, 1:02., and those between the l h.he and-
td Limits, in the space of ten days, to he calculated lion)
at the sicnaturt of the present act; the plates in Pied-
ea In other parts of I:aly which belinited to France, in
days; those in Spain in twenty days; and el othcr places
'occupied by French troops, without exception, hi such manner
they shall be entirely delivered op by the Ist of bine
The-garim.w. of such places eiall depart with their anns
bagaage,, god with the private property of the military, and !
s ts.it .gen s tit es. ry description. They shift berflowed
e with tlettn field artilkry
sick
the proportion of three pieces
one then sand men, the sick and wounded therein com-

Iria.ol. ,
- he property of the fortresses, and every thing which is nor
'ate property, shall remain untouched, and shall be giirrii over
"t• the All's without any dung bong removed. In the
:rty ore comps:44 not only the depots of artillery and am-
tio:i, but also aU other homilies of every debcription, u well
arch veer, Lieeotorteh, pLois, maps, model'', &c.
Immediately after the signature of thy present Convention
-Au "lades as the pirt'.of the akihett Powers and olliFrenee
he named and dispatched to the for re,bes,in order to aster.
the wide in which. they'are, and to regulate together the
vim of this article. •
.4 garriaass :lull be misdated in their return to France ae•
.ing to the magiaioes upon the d,lereist Kilkti which shall he
,Iligroes}upost. The b:uaitiks of f0rti1....4 places in Frastce`shail be
soloed int swan' els by the Allied Armies.
The French troops matine, a pate of the Army of Italy, or oc-
yieg the Pronged places in that country oe ink e Me‘terra-
Aran; 4wli be recalltal immediately by his RoyHightiese the
.Lietatestant-Getteral of the Kinplunt.
Art. (V. 't he stipulations of the preceding article 'shall be:
equally applicable sormaritinte fortresses, the Contracting i•owersl
ri serving, howevte, to tbenwehres to regulate iu tht Definitive"
Treaty of Peace. the fate of the arsenals, veharle oforhx, armed
nd gnat meal, which are In those places.
Art. V. The fleets and I.lips of France shall remain In their
peentre situation*, vessels only charged with particular mtg.
MS. AO b.: allowed to roil, but the immediate effect of the
prevent act in retpect to the French ports, shall be the raising ut
I blockade by land or sea, the liberty of fishing, that of the
a- log trade, particularly of that which is neces,ary for supply-
' Pads with provisions; and the rthestablihlnnem of the mks.
A s of commerce conturinabiy to the intecsal rizelatioe, of alit
'until; and the lowoodise effect, Ito respect to the 'manor,.
ill be the free provimi fling of the cities, and the free passaget
.1 Dienes of military or conuncrelal transport.. .
Art V t 'la order to anticipate every subject of complaint 341
dispute which may arise respecting the incomes which might be
made at sea after the **lgnatius: of the present Convenient, it il;
reciprocally agreed that veeseis and effects whist; may he taken.
•-, Ow Clasititel. and .ts the North Seas, aster the *retest( twelve,
o,s, to reckon front the ezettame of the ratifications of the pre-.
mot act, shall be restored on both sides, that the term shad be'.
one h.ot.tli wt. bin the eliattrul. and North Yeas to the canary
'stolid, aid to the Equator, and lose outwit. in every al Ivey.
t ths world, wit} out any exception or otheatarticirlardsatiac-.
its.a of time or of vitae,'
4-kr, . V!! •On born sides, the mionners ofilters, arid soldier*:
' land or sea, or i.firy oilier cLecriptints whativ.f, hod paeneo
aly-Itiota....ea, shalt be itempedls.el7 hese back to tistirs'espeetive
muliiiivrs.ltithoul rAsomoMieed wobcest exchange.. Crounits•ar:o
:hall hinantedreciprosaay fa order ito carry this postal pikers
duo hob elfect.J • ' . .
- • Att. VIII. The adollaistesolon of . the alepartinents or cid* .
gabs* agguried..treLtlte• (woke of -die flotboiiiiprente shalt kr'
isrfp 'mum the Mlimam owned 14,1 es itopat Hsiseeas the,
.141MinaLt"Ceneral.00, *erg iiiiaern ut FMitee. Ifhe Koyal At:-
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'ihoritlet ',hal: proted• for the suallertss god Wants oft' etroor
',i the un:ment when they st ant-entwine the Fiettek territory.
itte *WO Poweekwisling, us an act ail irienchhip :owes&
France, to disco sue ti,e military requisition., as soosi a• tie
festuration ot awl ' inure autt:or.ty ttiall have been effe..tcd.—
ENcry fairs vittc„lt elates to the execution of this article shall b.
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Art IX. A saliva le4e.t. tandirg altail take place re•peefol.•
I.ll*- " of the tur.ord altiCl, as to t1.e,1411. ei ti.h eh c.f., fru 1 -
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