Star.
London, England, 1804-03-02 00:00:00

AFFAIRS OF CANDT.

we bows abaioad bon so Mote lobo bed fervid 'Noy b
dos mob rqpisoot, ad wan Mow* bed ban m Ctrdy, with
Gonad bnloooa. r do*. do Islowbg goidodors at tbdr
aorodsm.lbou a lota mold= birs Lbsataast et dot taidossot
, so Ids halm Mb dam swan of disk ado ramload siddi
tha gorelba at Coady, sod wit/ bb it lbw days maims to tilt
Wow/ mot. lobs imam sift the *et fever :

On the s3el of Jona the Candians, who bad at
kiabled in immure numbers, made an attack on the
larriroa, which had the greaten part of the Europe-
ans fiek of the jangle fever. The Candians. (coding
the)) could make no impetrate by their are from the
detached a body of Malays and Cafrees in
. their ferviee, intoxicated with opium, by order of the
Ilsznaird beaded by a ferocious chief, attempted
one of the detached troika, which was de-
fended by two approved fubelterns, Lieutenants
ilt.lignit and PLaaataLeaTM. of the scith, and
about twenty Inca of the fame regiment, with a fix-
ponear. The Savages marched boldly enough to
the gateway. although galled feverely by the Ere of
' our few brave men ; they perfevered fumingly with
• the intention of animating and (hewing a brave ex-
ample to the Caodians, who were firing on us from
the bills. They at length reached the gateway,
banded by their principal General ; and after
moth lighting. fucceeded in getting into the work,
bat not before they had had mur.bers killed : the
Malay General was inttantly attacked by Lieutenant
B in perfon, and our men began to ufe the
bayonet, which the Malays did not relith at all : in
the mean time, a violent contell enfued between the
Malay General and Lieutenant BLARNEY, both of
them being very iirrmg and pav c: f,.1 trtn they
claret], and fell to the gi vuud, entangled in each
other; the treacherous Malay, however, contrived to
draw his kreefe, or dagger, with which he nabbed
poor BLACK/IsT in the eye ; the point entering his
brain, it canted intlantaneous death. This was, how.
ever, Coon revenged by Lieutenant PtanDE aaaaa
who having at the moment killed a Malay he had
been eneaged with, and teeing the Malay Chief get-
ting up from poor BLARM r.fsized a bayonet horn
• foldier's unitise ; and linking at the Malay, nab-
bed him to the heart : but unfortunately this brave
Officer was immediately (hoc firm behind by a Caf.
free, through the thigh. The Malays, feeing their
General killed, and nut liking the treatment of ti c
arida bayonet Bed in all diieetions cot of the
work towards tie Candians, who nil!, like cowards,
kept aloof._ . _

The Malays tlor again returned to the charge
in ;tweeted cumbers, and after a clan and defperate
tike le facceeded in carrying this work, and after.
wards. with immenfe bodies of Candlans, made their
way to the hofpital, where tasty of our poor fellows
lay ill on their enter of the jungle fever ; thole they
inhumanly snurde:ed, by beating out their brains
with the butt ends of mulkets , after which they
joined the parties who were attacking Major Davis
in the palace. The firing continued without any in-
termiffion until evening—during all this time our
weak caution defended , 'Muddy(' in the moll ex-
traordinary manner, often reduced to ufe the bayo-
net ; men and officen mutually encouraging and
affining each other t and at different intervals lina-
ble to fire nr laid their pieces, being In hard peened
by the enemy, who at three rental places attempted
to enter, but were tenoned by the bayonet: our
poor men mull have funk under fuch fuperiur nuns-
bets, bad they act been bravely and lleadily &gilled
b; the Malay regime-it in our le7vice. In chi. man-
all they maintained the onelpial fii4ht fir none h
when the enemy became weary ut the combat, and
deft fled."

The fubrequent capitulation and mafracre have
been fully detailed. The troops that snatched out
of Candy ennlided of fix °lkea. 4o privates, five
non cummiirnsted dicers of the 19th. and !so Ma•
lays with fix °Seers; which, with the coanniilioted
officers, Captain Hu NIP fvs en.' Liu:tenant Oa au•
sr of the yin, made is.
It is evident that the Cardinals would reser have
been able t,. ,orerpouer tar mops, vreithhut the AC
finance of thnk Md:dvti and Carer, who had been
induced to cater their ferthce through the co ue ity and
~l utast of the butch i whole ignorance end EVIIII•
1-y have ever prodnccd the was* egret,. in ail parts
of the world which have ever had :he sW,:ortt.he to
sumo •:nder then dew ..k.u.

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the gateway. although galled severely by the are or • • - gumless ne nap put to oximiters. ne wOUDA gi. a The DIM Oral use iihole. were men rorwerueu in
the
' our Few brave men; they perfuered fumingly with
PeIRLIefeVEIVTART PROLEEDINGS. Rep farther than the Noble Btron, and he would
yrn
• the intention of animating and (hewing a brave ex• • ant, whether blinitters had nuseks of his Majeßy's
..
..,
their Cetera! Ragtos'zAttroutned tilttorfnorrow.
• .--. •• •
ample to the Caodians, who were firing on us from ' daily confidence ?It was fuels habitual confidence novas Or OhliAlailllL . hY I
HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH t. of I,
the bills. They at length reached the gateway, that could alone raife them, as Wainer% above the oA 'Committee Roodom the Order•lowik tcrbe bal.
bonded by their principal Malay General; and after to eke
niltifiturnArl, GARDE sad othen tv. Billiton tett: its-
._ 4 1,4 common level of ordinary men.low
ahl argunsent, minas replied to -, r. •Iss- In their individual
Nal
much fighting. fucceeded in getting into the work, FIRED, Iviten funha proceeding thereon was ddavod unto M. lotted for, In oidirto try the mertts of a pe;ition from
capacity. he bad no objet to acknowledge that certain eaten, atoinplaining of an undue eleaion
bat not before they had had munbers killed : the dayre•nniebt. they were ma refpeOtable ; but it was in the Aihtlrn and return for the City of Coventry. eou
Malay General was inftantly attacked by Lieutenant The Greenhod whale Wintery, and kids liNik Itilerla., 'ea favour, and in that daily aceells that they were The Houfe was locked up at four o'clock; but to 0
B in perfon, and our men began to ufe the Leh woe brought up from the Commons. prefumed to have to him. that they poffelTed thofe there being only 83 Members prefetio an adjourro
bayonet, which the Malays did not relifh at all : in . NIS M.I)IIITY'S INDISPOSITION. advantages which Plated* temporary dillinaion be. meat of courfe took place till to-morrow. 1
The Infh Bank Reftriaion Bill was read a Mil an
the mean time, a violent conteß enfued between the tween them and other Noble Lords. He called, -
Malay General and Lieutenant BLARNEY, both of time ; and on Lord Howe i satoiv moving that it theternre, 00 miniftere to declare the nature of that 1
. f I they
them being very iirring and pav ..: . men ; fhould d
b KING ared,
elated, anti fell to the to omit!, entangled in each every day ' If the Hoofs were not fatisfitd of alit, Mr,
his intention to give any oppofition to the motion of rRIDAY. MARCH s.
other; the treacherous Malay, however, contrived to no conlideration of refponfibilltooor delicacy. Mould qua
duty,
it t
draw his kreefe. or dagger, with which he nabbed the Noble Lor, but he contrivedo be his
prevent them from examining more deeply into the TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR 0 CLOCIL . Cot
and particularly as there was a Bill of very great Cool. for money, 551—Dino, for April 554 96. in f
poor BLACK/IRE in the eye ; the point entering his fobjea. If any doubt cashed, the praatee that ob-
importance in its progrefs through another Houle, boned on it (twiner mawy &mid he recurred cranium 34 d' —s per Cent.osi 7t— 4e.
brain, it canted inflantaneous death. This was. how.
to ant of the Minifters. whether they adhered to the 0165 per Caitlin... New ditto 9.111.•
ever, Mon revenged by Lieutenant PLIIIIDE aaaaa a, to, mad the phyficians in attendance on his Majetly. PRICE oo vivo its VERITRDAY. yell
declaration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
who having at the moment killed a Malay he had one and all. Mould be examined at the Bar. He eper C. Red. Ann. Oat Short Ana. Phut owe
made in another place on Monday lilt, •• That at
Sena eneaged with, and feting the Malay Chief get•lmp. 3 pa Cent.
Pi fide
Sing up from poor BLAKE! T,fsized a bayonet from fent there was no neceffar ftifonfion of the Royal Mooted the plea of refponfibility ; WAR the feearky of / par Chunt: 5511
Pre r I . r the Rate iocreafed and Inured by this prinelple of re- 4 P4' '74 73173 Imp. Ana. 9 7.16 7
• foldier's notate ; and linking at the Malay, nab- Authority?" It would afford him gr,eat. fatisfaaion fiponfibility ? It was competent to the Executive s ree Cent. Navy Sage
1 Per Cast iry7. 944 95 MI Connium 4 dif.
Lonery rickets IA to Nava
to have thus confirmed to him by a noble Secretary
bed him to the heart : but unfortunately this brave()wee titi delegate a portion of its authority to the Lune olio hat Coot for April 56156 and
of State, whom he few in Iris place. and partocolarly lion,
Officer was immediately flint firm behind by a Caf. orchid minifter, but would any one fay that fecurity
free. throu the thigh. The Malays, feeing their in the pretence of a Noble and Learned Lord, who,
• was greater or better allured thereby I The hope we expreffed a few days ago in regard L
by the office which be held, was placed in a (ituation •
General killed. and nut liking the treatment of tilt . Lard GRENVILLE read, from the journals of tend
of the logheil refponfibtlity in e State. The bill- to the con valefcent Rate of our beloved Sot 0 allUnr
Drina bayonet, fled in all ditedtions out of the the Honfe, the Refolutions ot December :788 ; the T
letin was filmed by four phyficians. Was there net we are happy to find, has not been difappointed.-o
work towards the Candians. who hill, like coward,, fubflance of which he h goad ve be he fi Ra, w n r;refs,
kept aloof. a fifth phyfician in attendance ? and why bad the
offered himfelf to their Loyndand laying his The Bulletin of this day is fuch as we expeeed. and ps;
daily report appeared withoat his fignature whys
" The Malays rano again returned to the charge . hand ou the firft of thole gelolottoos, emphatically we haye no doubt that each facceeding one
Public.!wil lee Pipe:
b Lord IIAWKESBURY—" My Lords, although
. in inereafed oambers, and after a clore and defoerat demanded of the Noble Secretary of State, if he
• e I conceive at to be irregular and un larliamenta • more and more confabng to the ant
&ogee fucceeded in carrying this work, and after.l . ~9! would take upon Modell, referring to his Majefty's . • A
to allude in this Houfe to any thing that nag fled • games Pelac,r. Mareb 1, tO4.
wards. with immenfe bodies of Candians, made their recentindifpofition, and his indent Rate.to negative Boa,
elfewhere, yet I do oat hefitate to repeat the Mho " lirr Meyetrr is pigs cw ferweewali.y." This
way to the hofpital, where rtney of our poor fellows the principle of that Refolutinn. He would not coot
ranee that has been already given. and to declare, rinci
nedi) " &OCAS PflTl. it 131
lay ill on their cons of the jungle fever ; thole they require of Minillers to go the entire karts of the (Sti
that at p-tfetit there it no necetlity for the Collocationprinciple o• rtantosor. the o
inhumanly inurdeted, by beating out their brainsprinciple contained in that Refolution. There was
with the butt ends of muthets , after which they of awl of the Royal n11'46'411." a decent, a refpeaable. and ao affeaionate forbear- " F. pailtat,fv.
• Ye
Lord GRENVII.I.E—s• My Lords, !have heard s• V. IfflUlpfs.
joined the parties who were attacking Major Davis ance, due from that Honfe to the Royal Authority; Saint
with the moll heartfelt fatisraßion the declaration lag night Lord KW.
storm the_palace. The firing continued without any in.
that has been State.i. and he would be the left man in it to prefs for the In the Hoofs of Lords r , Arri;
by he Noble S: •
made
t -cretary .
iffion until evening—during all this time our
declaration violation of it. But he wifhed to have the Rate of the Lord Gitarivioot, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Earl at rh
loch lam well allured. will be re•
weak garrifon defended, themtelves in the moll ex- e---.a ''' ' . . - Sovereign's health eftablifhed on more certain 'and of to
....11111sARTONs and Earl FITZWILLIAII, in filCal: I...tit
teed with becoming pleafure by all rants ot n. • , •t., „
traordmary manner, often reduced to ufe the bayo-
le M fatisf ai torn' st Lords will he c r Pei fatisfaltory grounds than any that had been infilled fion, put •ed IVand fled ear.
very pointed que tons, pre
net ; men and officers mutually encouraging and P ' Yr 4" - - nn ron this evening. On a former octillion (his Maießy's ' Oh
encreafed, provided I can come to a pclicift under- neftly for a fpecific declaration ref Ain the hale
afGfting each mine t and at different intervals tin:- indifpofition in i 788), the Noble and Learned Lord. Onml
(landing of the prceife fenfe in which the Noble
ble to fire or load their pieces, being In hard preffed who Men prefided in that Houk declared, " that he of His Mallory's health. Lord Hewer MIURY• to port!
Lord has expreffed his aflorance. On a former and
by the enemy, who at triter fercral places attempted . • • thought it neoeffsre to have a peat:mai interview anfwer, adhered to the words of Mr. Aoeisoroo 11
to enter, but were teptilfed by the bayonet: our firuilar (eta am, I iectilli.ct that this tioufejudged with the seeetei_ i
gis that for that purpok he had in the Houk of Commons, and afferted " that there oAI
it neceffary on proceed with more deliberation and
poor men mull have funk under fuch fuperior num• fought and obtained aceefs to him • and that he Th
folemnity than it keno inclined to adopt at pee. 't he was emu. was no fufpention of the Royal funaions which
bets, had they act been bravely and Readily &frilled would take it on himcelf to declare, Ili I.• rl
fent. The phyfitians who then had the cam of I As-
b; the Malay regiment in our lyvice. In this man• orient to all the duties of executive authoeity." oft prevented the perfonal (scenic of the Roya ~,,c
Cie Royal Pylon, were interrogated at your bar,
8:r they maititatned the itneeptal fioht for nape bouts.a recent ocean= alfo (is t8ot) a Noble and thority." By this we are, no doubt, to under' rena
tnyour erreon iota two Refolutions, which
when the enemy became weary of :he consbat, and previous g Learned Lord. who then fat upon the Woolfack, Rand, that His Majetee is capable of exercifing and c
defined" were approved of and adopted by another branch of thought it nue& have perf
ry to onal communication (fate of Lit
the Legiflattite. Sy the MR oftbofe, tbofe; they refolved, the royal fon/lions, notwithaanding the,. ,
The fubfequent capitulation and maffacre have ______ with the Monarch, previous to his bringing down s arm
-I eat his MAIL 97T wa. pre TC11!• ..... bT h!. indrpr.Eriois, nova •
MED Mon. anted by under 1 r his indiiporuion, whatever it may be.—The Loon
week.
been fully detailed. The troops that snarelied out aortng to hi. Par•taraeat, and from sna.ding to 1 4,11 e blinds. aCa- - 1 ant warrant t e um
or Candy confided of fig officer F. 4o privates, five a•KI thctthc pats's.] carafe of as Rosal Airtbos., Wee thereby. manual. to fati Mullet( of the Rate of the King's Co a sic 11.1.01 alto the itt•O
declared, that from -tod a
non commOTosed officers of the 19th. and 'go Ma. no the introit• ii-terrorral-' mind. Had f precautions been obferved at pre- formation which he had colleted from every tour* A I
lays with fix °dicers ; which, wide the comatiffioted "The fecund Refo!ntion went generally to declare, fent ?it would afford him great confolation to learn ter be was confident that Lord Hawarssco 4 .he ts
officers, Captain Hu Persia( vs am' Lizotenant Oates. "ILa I. wt. ,Ise rlitit Yd ear), of rai...se.a to pomade the that they were. far as to Offiee
911139, tat farpiring sni dated al ,toi...eco.st %erste Or tin s, Lords, ftatement was coned ;prod he even went l'it .
se of the y ill, made t 5. "al The LORD CHANCELLOR...Gent'
isul-ray. *Ace, Imat tatiktrf..i.m, io fr ::. moaner a& tit eta- My
a. old pals a Bah, 0
It is evident that the Candians would never have rot of the rate kenoolt 7 rsql..t..- having fail as much as I have already Paid this eves. declare. that if the Leginitore —o
been able to overpoo to tar troops, without the AC , " Nly Lorilo I mon :.gain repeat, that it would inn, noticing (hall compel me to (werve fo far from it did in a7BS, to enable him to difpenfc with his 41 the
finance of Oink Mata•c and Carer, who had been 4: a 'cry ~Mat addition to my loofa too, if th: No my duty as to make any further declaration on a (sib. otalsteese ogo manual in giving the R .eal Agent vial g
induced to eater their Icrvice through the ittuelty a hal bit Secretary rf State afield coadetcend so give roe tea on which I had hoped every Noble Lord in the f B" had IT dboth Hhe Ihnui rnorrni
1 ill ledge of the butch . whole ignorance anJ isvisa• an affutancc, that the eiteumßance. contained in the Hoar had been litisfiest, and I mug confaquentry .
. to itch ill. as pa IT cafes,'
!, die's
thi k it a breach of his duty to pot the teal to 't c t !,,
li,y have ever produced the wets* ',tag in all torts tirit of theft ref' • Ms, do not aryl; to the relent ,lectine m iking any further anion to the Noble - n
lied 1.•
of the world which have tier had the no:oortooe to gate of Ot• Executive Authority. I hope, ust Lord. But I think it nectffary oi advert. in as (co commiflion without having peofonally cooly on the
Loom onier Meet dow _Auto • ..oeJr, Com so ideas, of a seal anal fa le Joi:acy, words as poltble, to the billory cf the two refolutiods Mal s syr' s will.
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WI

, LISAON itr,im.

By the Li(bon Mail we have received feveral int-

portant communications, but the late hour at which

our letters reached us pins it out of our power to do

more than notice them briefly this day.

In the beginning of January Genoa, the capital nf

the Ligurian Republic, was clofely blockaded by

four frigateb.

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A number of Ligurian troops have been fent to

reinforce the gartifo; dale Me of Elba.

Fears are entertained at Gibraltar for the fafety of

feveral of the verels that went out with the haft con-

woy, the Meet having been much fc.itteted. One

•dfel is known to have been carried into Tarrtffa.

She was inftantly unlcaded, the Spaniards afftaing in

the Winds. Some meafures were projeeted to bring

away the veld by armed boats from our (hips at

Gibraltar, the conduct of the Spaniards being di-

redly the reverie of what neutrality would ditiate.

but the wind prevented the attempt from fucceeding.

The difpatches received from Lord klicson on

Monday, announced, that his Lordatip had been

joined by the Exctt.Lemr, •nd the Duke of Bronti
liore-fbip, for the fafety of which apprebenGons had

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bees enteruined. There difpatehes. as we have at.

ready announced, were dated the aoth of January.

Difpitches of a later date were this morning received
from his Lordfhip. They were brought by Mr.

Faicoa, the Coe& I General at Algiers, who left

iord ilesou about the Both of January blockading

the French Fleet at Toolon, confifting of ten fail of,

the line, feve►al frigatei, and fome tranfports. If,

this Batement be correa. which refts on the autho.

sky of palengers by the Townfend packet, arrived

at Falmouth, in eleven days from Li&on, the French

fleet had not failed on the 3oth of January. It was

reported, however, at Litho- n, when the Townfend
packet failed, that accounts had been received at
Madrid of its having pat to fea. This might take

place in tbe beginning of February,and the intelligence
reach Lithos in time for the packet. A few days at

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farthelt mull determine this point.

We (lased a few days fince, as an additional inflame

of the tyrannical proceedings of the French in Hol-
land, that a bag of letters difpatched in a neutral

veffel from London to Anallerdarn, on the 27th of

Jarmary, was, on its arrival in Holland, kind by
an order of the Firll Commander, and fent to the

head•quarters. Upon this fubjeet Come further infor-
mation was on Tucfday left received by a refpeetable

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honk in the City, in a letter dated Arnfterdam. the

t sth ult. of which the following is an extra° :
... lam without any letters from you ;bat this I c accamt for.

t—The Captain of a French frigate at Hchteetthrra, co eluninhag
the path:opts en board the Preadrit Wllbdm, Captain ateliers.
which failed foot Oravefeed ea the 17th of January, was {scanned

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by a Frenchmen, awe of the palksiers, that there wars two packets
of letters from twedua in the Odp. After fame fesirds, there were

found, and immediately fent of to the French bead-parte:a at tla
}tape, where they ft remain, aotwithrtandins the eta wawa
=treatise( the Madam alibis city ta Max their Was &Heard

oi dime

Yellerday afternoon the LORD CN•IICILLOR had
an audience of the korai. FAMILY.
No innance has occurred fur many years of a tale
In rapid for a book of the fame expellee as that of
Mr. Gm:mires Lip and .1 se of Chapter. The large
quarto edition has been fold in about three months.
Could any author drfire a mere unequivocal futfrage
in favour of the value of his labours ?
A Board of Longitude fat for a confiderable time
yellerday at the Admiralty, examining feveral new
invented time keepers. Sir Josirs &Nits was Pre.

&lent.
The Volunteers who fince the to of November,
have at different times been placed on permanent pay
and duty, amount to 23.792, c .chtfive of commit.-
floned and non-commifliotted officers.
Lord and Lady bloutms von attired in town yef-

terday.
The Countefs of SHAFTISIORY is confined by
Iles. at her houfe in Lower Seymour.fireet.
The Earl of Sriteritmoat's valuable Itud honk
Polmp., dropped down dead few days ago. He was
conflicted worth not lets than moo guineas.
A letter from New York lays, Madame Isaosts
BoIsAIARTII Won black Win at ball Ilse gave lately.

V.)luntesr. at Liverpool Woo great
ta:ek. and expreffed his apprt.bati•.a of shot coadua

-nd aprearanct.
A ball and Copper was 1, ieen at F) in. on Thoffdal
ghe 19th inn. by Lieutenant Oland G and the
Officers of the Eloin Volgonteres. to the Ledges and

0 •,ounrccu Or LIK.U. as.w
Man Viand It I the dance commence.' at te yen o'clock
lia
.n the eveninz, at the 'nada.' Ilan, anti continued
tot ;Kith great tritit and Ote until two o'cluek an the
;:.! morning ; ..i.e.; the c^ml•ar.e .4.!outned to the Bro-
th. d.e's Aims ra,en, witere an etterUent topper Was
L - c. I ,!,%, r., and A:: thc Ittauties of the lake Wind up
t:n die occa.tun.

DEAL. MARCH t. ,

We have no news here at prefent of any kind ; not

a word from the Boulogne flotilla, but the generality

of the people here begin to entertain fome fear re-

fpeOing itivation. The SPECULATOI lugger is jolt

under weigh. The Sips and vefrels in the Downs

remain as per lat. Wind N. N. E.

DUBLIN. FEB. 37.

from Cove.

convoy.

Yarinticth.

N.IUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind N. W.

dill. DUI. I &RR. DM
Duhtin I Hamburgh 0
Watt:llooi I z Lltboo • z o

The Board of Admiralty have come to a deter-

ruination of ordering :wise, ail of the line to bc

immediately laid down in our feweral yards, and to

be built without loft of time, wifely judging that

the crafty Cortieen is tiling every e;ertiontnrepair

his navy. whillt the indifpenfable uteeffity of block

ading his pons, from Toulon to the Tent, midi se-

ceffarily caufe great wear and tear io nor men of war.

This, we, underfiand, is the immediate meeftwe and

found policy of the Firft Lord, to whom too much

praife cannot be given.

.001111, Fill. 34.--Yelterday morning arrived his

Majelly's [l4 Crew's, Capt. Fero. having under

her convoy the London, Ardent, Britifh Hero, and

Margaret tranfports, with the 66th Regiment on

board, from Portfmouth. This day the 66th Regi-

ment, confiding of two Battalions, arrived in town

r/NZANCI, Faa. 27 —The Varna (Admiralty)

cutter, Lieut. --.., ant ober weigi, yt4erisi.

at about nine o'clock A. M. and Good to the weR

ward ; but about four P. M. waa dikovered from

the lhore in dace of a bigger, under pref. of fail,

Banding about Soutb Eatt2:the wind irons N. and

by E. to N. N. W. Two other cotters hove in fight

about the fame time, and continued die dace; but

the VIPER having apparently loft ground. gave up

the ehaee about fun fet. Yeaerday the Ntsaaoa Hoop

of war, Captain O'NEIL, mind and remains: the

wind now abont N. N. W. The Doirems cutter is

Rill at anchor in the Road, waiting a fair wind. in

order to condo& the trade to the northward. Sc.

sera! cositers cane in this morning. and joined the

FALMOUTK, FIB. 28.--ArTived his Majelly's Otip

PLovra, of ;8 guns, from a cruise I tba Etiomdatip,

Limy, from foole, with fifli for Venice; and the

TOWNS If IND packet, DOD% with the WA fi'ont Lif•

bon, after a palrage of days : the left lyies in the

Tagus. the WALI111011•11 and PIIIICS of VALI&

packets: the former was expeited to fail the 14tb

hilt. from Laos, with the mails for England. The

Towassano has brought paffenget 1. Pateos. Efq.
Confol-General at Algiers. charged with difpatches

from Lord Nitwit : at the time be left him (about

the 3cth of. January) be was clofely blockading

Toulon, in which port were to fail of the line, feveral

frigates and tranfports, alt apparently waiting for

d; &ft favourable opportunity to flip oat. This

Gentleman arrived at Lana in bis biajelly's brig

Hucrcr, of 18 guns, Capt. PEARCE, jolt as the

TOWIMIIIND was failing thence. It was reported at

Li(bon• that accounts bad been received at Madrid

of the (*Mug of the French fleet from Toulon. His

najefty's mip Larwimr: and GAIIIT floop of war

failed abut a fortnight before this packet from Lit'•

bon. with convoy for England. but a few days after

were feparated in a gale cf wind. Several of the

veal, put into St. Übe's, with the lots of their mats.

The (hip Minerva, of and from London, to the bay

of Honduras, had put into Liaison leaky. The pat

fengers by the packet are J. FALCON, Efq. Secretary,

and fervant; Capt. Tian tf the Both regiment;

merrm EDWARDS,DINICkT, K , AsLuso, CELLA,

MOORE. DURAN, Avis&Ltd, &toms, and Gannon:

Sailed Four Sinets. WI Loans. with barilla. for Dub.

lin ; Stem Pr irrma w, for Cardiff; Temple, HOIR.

Inc, for Bridgevtitter ; and Union, Rags, and John

and Mary. MARSAM, for Svranfe4. The CHISTEIL

WIELD and Duna np Cl/14111aLAWD packets will take

the next mails to Jamaica and America.

PLymntyrtg, Fii , :B.—Came in the BRITISH

Faia, cutter of 10 Run:, Lieutenant PRIM with dif-

patches from Gibrltar, which place the left eighteen

days ago, but we cannot learn that the h.as brought

ans, news ; the left Lord NaLllOO6 fquadrrin eruizing

off 144jorea.—Alfo the Status, of 36 guns, from a

cruise off Brett ; it was this flip that picked up the

hnat belonging to the HVSSAR frigate, lately !nit on

the cnall ance, rti beard which yeas Capt.

eissor, and nine of his crew ; itis not certainly known

whether the other part of the crew were made pri-

loners, or have efcaped.

PORTGIIIIOIITN, Frira. 39.—Sailed the MnIITAGUI

man of war to join the C.h.innel fleet ; EIJAYDICI

frigate for Yarmouth 6 and the POVLITTI loop of

war on a cruise. The Costumes kboasser is ap-

painted convoy for Goernfey!

%tacos i.—Arrived his Majefty's ails Mccata.

from Lysaingtoa i Lamina, from taboo i and

Ss a FLOWIR Iloop of war ; with the Lost) tinsels,

Chatham
frbeerach

and Pauses's Cm AR Lorre Eaft indiamen, and a fleet

of outward bound veffels, from the Downs.—Sailed

three armed tranfports with troops for Ireland t the

Three Brothers. RUN and f 1 other each.

bound to °post°, to joie the Pou LLLLL (loop, at

GRISSOM Psi. 28.—The Nits for the Weft In-
dies, in nor lift of failings. this clay.have hurried off;

in eipeaation of being dill in time fir the convoy,
appointed to fail front Cork, as on atSth inn.

The S!. Aadecw. Rdchk. at I.ncli Ryan, from Demerara t tie

Depat..l„ Roteetfor. a %levet.. (tern the ayetr: the lbee bum
16.42, Marini+. se Desserara, hem brie; &FA December : lAe
.

0444, M Top n. at ditenfrogn—Caelt ; 'lv ?Soothers

rtien4:Le4. at Loa ityzn.frona Wilmington; Me Venom Wa.

tin. at Doone;a!s. fran tialdss I ad do thief. 04Sta, at WIS.

1.114410 mi hiacc.

_
Lime. sea fay. Sivia.l
In part zed &dog, k*kb (obi Wen 7 $
si 31
Chard 3 I i
Intim UAL sad kW Monde $7 $ th,
Teas Downs sod Sart& am xi 1 SO
At CIA Weft lade Mods. 999 es

tbc Pane - - it as if
panda tarries, end 011 tire s a 4 44
Asterisa at 14aftessaass4 o a 3.1 i
Cape lit Used Hope, LA Ira"
and sale Plage - 6 4
Casa at Atria - laza

realibnks4 -
14 the ME , a&su PalL 13 4 13 II

liiibiri eat Me Ildips

si e i o

T.U.es Gemara .. 0 ss gas sst

Ranking fiN- -
3 3 a
firrelerairki me repairing A► fera

it /91

La Ordisary - - - 61 to 4 s 3
Bwidks - - - - 26 o to 412

Total . 169 36 196 th

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LISBON mita- w
DEAL, MARCH t. , N dUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. . . ,
Wilt POLL, VI it eittltA, JAL 1.••••ATI*1111 ht • .
- .
tl.). By the Lifbon Mail we have received feveral im- We have no news here at prefent of any kind ; not the fchooner Difpatch, Captain Rootreoiss ge (Jai; '
percent communications, but the late hour at which a word horn the Boulogne flotilla, but the generality MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind N. W. from Glafgow, hound to Richmond, with (hi g. .
to -re m pLa and Goitoor. , On the Bth day firer
• ease OM ARR. IMO.
our letters reached us ;ors it out of our power to do DOOM
of the people here begin to entertain fome fear re- W.rerford z 1 I Hamburgli 0 4 ing, being in lac. ;o. lons. 53. it blowieg very Ilea
more than notice them briefly this day.x e Oubon - r o and a high fea running. at meridian, thieve* • '
fpeOing nitration. The SPECULAYOS. lugger is jolt -
In the beginning of January Genoa, the capital n on the quarter-deck, the veffel was aruck by a
f under weigh. The Sips and veffels in the Downs The Board of Admiralty have come to a deter- which knocked her over on her beam ends, in •
the Ligurian Republic, was clofely blockaded by remain as per Tall. Wind N. N. E. ruination of ordering twisty fail of the line to be fituation the lay for about tee minotee; when
four frigates. immediately laid down in our feveral yards, and to foresnafi gave wa# a few feet above decks, and '
rimgahtetewd.ereArmt
erthbisoaratins:aartletrthcieasecretwimebithes the 7...
A number of I.ig trian troops have been fent to be built without 101 l of time, wifely judging that
reinforce the gartifon 14 the Ifle of Elba. DUBLIN, FEB. 37.
the crafty Cortican is riling every exenion to repair and Second Mate got re board by fwinseising.
Fears are entertained at Gibraltar for the fality of PRIVATE LETTER. his navy, whillt the indifpenfable utceffity of block- though the fea contmued high, the wreck waft.* ..
feveral of the veffels that went out with the daft con- - • •
If you fhould copy without further explanation, ading his ports, from Toulon to the Tele!, mug ne. but not without the greatea difficadtl. ottiZo
lofs of five of the crew ; evety thing ea
woy, the fleet having been much fcatteied. One a paragraph fromthe Dublin Papers ofday, • fl. .1
this ce an y caufe great wear and teat in nor men of war. • •
wattled overboard, and the paffengera is -
•
veffel is known to have been carried into Tarriffa. about the arreft of a great many perfons (I believe This, we, underhand, is the immediate meafure and were much hurt, and the cargo Shifted fo alai art
She was innantly unleaded, the Spaniards affixing in from fifty to fifty) who had afkinbled in a field found policy of the Firft Lord, to whom too much keep the lee gunwale under water; but tdier. • '
1 the bonnet's. Some meafures were projected to bring near Rathmines, your Readers might be induced praife cannot be given.
with the affiftance of the paffengers.
time a jury-rnalt was got up, and the egret trimmed,
away the veld by armed boats from our thips at to fuppofe that the rebels were about to make another Coax, Fs'. 3 Yetterda • 'red his
Gibraltar, the conduct of tire Spaniards being di- swath en the Cele. Sufpicion, however, was in this Ma; i 1 . chip r Capt.Y Furs.nigh
t
boatica.4cds.a Fes. sgcsalialled‘angthmagrombokagnaathe Dowimaa
Anumaistrwitennrsed•am.
et
F 1034 LLOYD'S LIST.
je .4 e -ip ...TCLOPS,
redly the reverie of what neutrality would di fate, inliance too apprebenfive ; they had been affirnbled her convoy the London, Ardent, Britifls Hero. and . -
;
l but the wind prevented the attempt from fucceeding• only for fome athletic (ports, and, on examination Margaret tranfports, with the 66th Regiment on war, and rrmalas, it Ilia" Down.,e wia3e_e_did 138.1"..5,...... eie"...e_Rili•••iallaz
into the bulinefs to day. by Government, they were board, from Portfmouth. This da the 66th Regi- admilia.,-"aadm,...-tieghteopralsila,7resOswargao-"-. ---1.4-acihiaae-
•
I The difpatches received from Lord Nseson on . 7
all difcharged.
r Monday, announced, that his Lordfltip had been meet, confifting of two Battalions. arrived in town vf wmr; Pcsionlai Peri 66.,66; 640601. Um& 11,4
A Mr. MATHIWS, one of the yeomen, wounded in from Cove. Carlin ima-briga; and tenni armed reveres astaisi; int Oat;
joined by the ExchLeser, and the Duke of Bronti ' folk, Mears, from Virgiais.--Wlnd N. ,
an affray with the Watch, a num time fince, was
I flore-fbip, for the fafety of which apprebetsfions bad
buried yeflerday with military honours-poor fellow! PINZANCE, Fat. 2y -The Varna (-Admiralty) mac" f"'"ealaad the ifmawlell• Graaf. fsi 1041;1 WI&
cutter, Lieut. ' maste. sad
the Mariner
goat
Mg' fir akeiraa I Ala"
beet entertained. There difpatches. as we have al-
he had, on that night at leall, done nothing to merit -"a gut under meg% l'efieviori or woo sod the apeodesor homer an a cruise -am. r
. at about nine o'clock A. M. and hood to the weft Dmms the Fr* or Ilk Moirafe Mr as Por lot "IP*
4 ready announced, were dated the soth of January. fuck a fate; he did but make enquiry of what was ward ; but about four P. M. was difenVered from. ge?„;elev,awaadkileywa' Fe.a.Gerde...3""jaffailoormakeehr the litei7 Ceeptigg.*iteebb?
Difpatehes of a later date were this morning received
oilgg forward, and was aruck at immediately : his d. _L
t• from his Lordthip. They were brought by Mr. . the (bore in chase of a lugger, under pref. of fail, 'Fakirs; Dim. POMO. DIM AMID; Apollo. imastiala.
fkull was fraaured in three places. and after being !landing about South Eaft-the wiud from N. and ter*" i A4Vidulara Obi's* dfalo,Cark; Lad ‘....'"' a
FALCON, the Comfit! General at Algiers, who left
a trepanned, he langughed until Thinfilay la R, when (rem Lbankk; Maria and Ana, Orel. Small Ml42drom
by E. to N. N. W. Two other cotters hove in fight Catharlatißobats; and A... Walk Prowl diefs. ih•
Lord Nassow about the 3oth of January blockading he died.-So much for that fatal • f cuno Icy which leads
I.
the French Fleet at Toulon, confiffing of ten fail of into anneceffary danger. about the fame time. and continued the chace; but t
Deawan
h"i's givens slid° kr.1•11"; 1.41"1".• julallig4
is the line, feveral frigates, and fome tranfports. If .We
have
..,
..0.4
the
paragraph.
aa
theism.,
from
ear co,. the Vreat havino apparently loft ground. gave up at.a.,...-p.ons or dig glary,,ggpmaggibmweggiagg,
d the chace about fun fet. Yeaerday the Mutton hoop gdietthelemeThiart. Mr. Andeff. eircihowaykyfar Africa; pew,' °thila'A,:,:imAlii4h4r as
•
this fiatement be correft, which relit on the autho. regpsweet noels, the eireemfteeee
alluded to. .
r,
sity of palengers by the Townfend packet, arrived of war, Captain O'NEIL. arrived and remains: the Tooningen.
it
at Falmouth, in eleven days from Lifbon. the French The first Ladies Concert of Vocal and Inftrumen. wind now about N. N. W. The Doseent cotter is Allamll'43lll3lmeo. s3o Milft ploCkl=les frilmilliftlftio•o
tat -Misfit, was held 101 l night at Mrs. Boynton's, Rill at anchor in the Road, waiting a fair wind, in Jam god hgup. oak, gown Tose% Hspe. gligyda.aega ilfgrawas
At Cowes. Aware, Frgansiley, bens At Limeys%
Ise feet had not failed on the 3oth of January. It was
Grofv.enor.fquate,. which was attended by nearly son order to condos% the trade to the northward. Sc. the Jobe ./°"5/ "04 Des Sr* Canillmoi this DEM M Taft;
fan report ,ed however, at Lilbon, when the Townfend
fubfcribers of fathionable celebrity. Loess, frees Newfewsdlassi; Ssinab. Dionep, Mini Dim Clo.
fa
packet failed, that accounts had been received at „ veral coafters came in this morning. and joined the ;caw; America, Watfen,greso Gmegia; mg Gie ftwanoll9. film
he L.OOIITESS Or CHOLMONDSLIT'a RODT. Her La.
Madrid of its having pat to tea. This might take convoy. niatektecen Plilladdraie...4l: Liftmish. Lard Donna% Umiak
an dynsip gave a grand rout to about 300 of the kart too, tnmeeLsodeas.-At fierssednelophia. tilaymonkrentAndiging
ne placein thebeginning of February,and the intelligence on Wednefday evening. Nearly one hundred excufes Fassiottru, Fag. aft-Arrived his bfejelty's Odp THR Minim NAVY.
ot,
le- reach Linma in time for the packet. A few days at were fent in confequence of indifputition ;'the corn- nom, of ill guns, from a cruise ; the Fritter:fillip. Monthly 9tatement of the Diaribatiere al the
t
in. farthelt mull determine this point. parry, notwithftanding, confilled of as fafhionable Limy, from Poole, with ROI for Venice and the Britifh Naval rare,. to the aft of March.
i•
ice .-.- as affemblage as any that has met this feafon.
an
We Rated a few days fince, as an additional inflanceTowss tr IND packet, Don% with the Man front Lif- Line. ger's rig. spottForm.
Linteard feems now robe. chefporting Borough. no In pm sae flugeo,& *kb felled wrists 7 s aft gft 7,f
ad lefs than fix candidates hem' already talked of, Ser. bon, after a palfage of ii' days : the left lyies in the floard &fps - -
of the tyrannical proceedings of the French in Hot- s - 12 2 ax
the jeans RVHIIIIII4TOII,_ Mr. THOM AS SHIRIDAII. Sir Tagus, the W and PaIIICS of Waits 121141tegiliik Rad 146 Cba."l4 $7 $ " ail
md land, that a bag of letters difpatched in a neutral THOMAS TWITOII, Mr. C. CARPINTga, Mr. COFFIN the_
faillathe Downs sod Sart& &sr as len ,pp f,
I packets:
w,„ veffel from London to Ansflerdarn, on the 27th of of Tregony, and Mr. Moasireats.
hill. from Laois, with the mails for England. The ionnientlic Pa's' - ' -
,ble January, was, on its arrival in Holland, feized by This day at twelve o'clock yebn and Mkbat 1 !Idris, ibetion, modal the =ig 3 t 4in Ms
Ice T., SNEND has brought ffen rI. Fascon, Efq. '---- et 6
ed, an order of the Fink Commander, and fent to the two brothers, coopers, flood in the Pillory oppo ite.Pa V i ,
iii afte Kerr, hat imam. • 3 3 .11 (
Somerfeohoule, purfuant to their fentence, for de. Confol.Gcnera) at Algiers. charged with difpatches . 5
heachquarters. Upon this fubjeet Come further infer- and so ths Plage • - 6 a gNM gig ,
lip. handing Government of immenfe fums of money for from Lord Neeson :at the time be left him e (about Crofts, Adria& - • 0111 n,
Oat Illation was on Tusfday lad received by a refpeltable cooper's work pretended to be done in the Dock-yards. the 3oth of. January) be was clofely blockading ro":1711 ma•°lbnkit ' ' 6 o 3 3
_se •
bottle in the City, in a letter dated Amfterdam, the After being exhibited in the pillory for one hour, they now Pat 53 413 ii 42
Toulon, in which port were to fail of the line, feveral Halpin. sod Mims lidips • so o e o sp
OR t eth ult. of which the following is an extra° : were taken away in a coach to Neergate, where they
and lett front v., , hot this ; can account for are to remain for fix months, fri tes and tranfports, all a +trendy waiting! for ••=ll. anIMO •
pay a fine of soot. ga PP . o Tecate Cemadise - 95 sa es, MS phi . '
"I am without any ers
be further imprifoned till the fame is paid. For the firft favourable opportunity to flip oat. This
..-The Captain of a French frigate at Helvoettlays, on mends/Ay or . -
Ito fear of catching cold, they were limey wrapped.
'
Gentleman arrived at Linton in his Majelty's brig Rae"( °Pa 3 3 3 a as
the palfengets an board the Freedrik Wilbehn, Captain goatee. ,
up in great coats, with travelling caps on. No vin-Serviceable, me repairing Ihr leso
which failed ham Gravefoid on tbe sith of January, was &fannedHsecren, of 113 guns. Capt. Peaces, ;aft as the nee - . - - as s 9 i as 4
fence was offered to them by the fpe6ators, who on ..
M Frenchmen, one of the pathogen, that there went two packets TOWIISHIND was failing thence. It was reported at to °rdipall - - - ha 10 45 .3 an
this occafion were very numerous. souks - - - - 26 o so ers . .
of letters front Leedom In the Odp. After fame fesissth, there were
bal. seeed.sed smeedieedy re„ eg to,b, French besg.„,,,a. ii, tha Betwixt eleven and twelve in the foramof o - ,.. ,..
- n on Lifbon, that accounts bad been received at Madrid --. •
from turday loft. a fire broke out in one of the work houfes of the I 1
.re ing of the French fleet from Toulon. His Total - site 36 se6 lip len 1;
Nape, where they remai ,
SUN 'n sotwithrtanding the awn monk STAY& CT Yes isaanusar /IT Natl. see,. • I
Rion
entrenimothcmerchnottattdotnytoninxtbnliottannottionog of the Glargow ropework maitufaaory. It was ex- Majefty's Chip Larwinr; and GASIT hoop of war Fortilossa . - - s 3 ase y I. , - 1
tinguillted without doing any material damage. failed about a fortnight before this packet from Lit- cnPirm"thin - - . 64 •9 • 49 , 1
but or thew."
About eight o'clock on the evening of Wednefday, bon, with convoy for England, but a few days after ilia-a:la - •'445 9 1 M.
- • - - s a S• it
sum-
Yefierday afternoon the LORD Cir•actasoa had a fire broke out in George•yard, near the Sarazen's
were reparated in a gale of wind. Several of the River - • - • s al9 9 SS
Head Inn, Aldgate, which dertroyed fix liables.-
an audience of the ROYAL FAMILY. veal, put IMO St. Übe's, with the 101 l of their malts. • Tetal -
infante has occurred fur many years of a file The horfes were all faved. • 75 la JP 111 174
No
fo rapid for a book of the fame expellee as that of Yelterday morning between twelve and one o'clock, The (hi Minerva, of and from London, to the bay Ctain Has.ty la was this morning appealed to .
Mr. Germ's's Life and -Iyr of classier. The large in confequence of an alarm of fire in the New Road, of Honduras, had put into Liaison leaky. The pat rho iota.
quarto edition has been fold in about three months. Mateda-bonne,the Guard-drum of Caeldare•la-honne fengers by the packet are J. Fat.con, Elio Secretary, The
Sh/SOULL is ordered to be fitted for Chased
S. Could any author defire a mere unequivocal fuffrage Volunteers beat. to arms, and the Gentlemen of that and fervent; Capt. Tnin kr, a the 3oth regiment ; Cervice* i ';
in favour of the value of his labours? Corps, who happened to be on dory for the night, .„ ~,,. ... Wednefday a large tender conveyed from the En.
WICIII'S. LDWARDS,DiNNAT, K , ASLINCI,CELL•
A Board of Longitude fat for a confiderable time battened to the honk, No. 21, NV incheller-Row, the . terprize, off the Tower, a great number of impreffed
er
yellerday at the Admiralty, examining feveral new tipper part of which was on fire. Every exertion MOORS. DURAN, Aosstm. Raman, and Genous
(camels and volunteers, for the [hips fitting out at
invented time keepers. Sir lowa BAN es was Pre• that is poffible, in a neighbourhood but ill fupplied Sailed Four Sifters, Witaiant, with barilla, for Dub. the Note.
with water, was made to prevent the flames from
fident. lin ; Sten, Ps mina sw, for Cardiff; Temple, Hose. At a Court of Direaors, held at the Eaft India- i
The Volunteers who (ince the t a of November, fpreading. The tire was thus confined to the apart-
leo, for Bridgewater; acct Union, Rasa, and John Honk, on Wedoefday, the following Commanders -
have at different times been placed on permanent pay mint where it began, a two-pair of !lairs bed-room ;
and
“ .. _ .
took leave, previous to departing for China direr : 1
stary, MARSA SI, for swank, The CHISTEIt•
and duty, amount to 2 2.702, c:.clofive of commif but, we are forty to add, that two tine children, three capt.witii.
Daiwa.,
of
the
gestague...al
wand
Franck.
Ironed and non•commiflioned officers. and four years old, jua recovered from the meafles, FIELD and Dues or COMISILAIID packets will take um of the Royal Charlotte.-The madennentiored Olken have
Lord and Lady hlium.sron arrived in town yet- and arLep in their lied, were unfortunately fuffocated the next mails to Jamaica and America. beam fwm• i• to Ilk command of their refpative ftilps :-C..ptain •
egard before the fmaUeli affitiance could be extended to ~, Dixon Midas% M the Raring, for Bengal and Muir.,;
terclav .
PLYMOUTH, FS IIt! A IT sB.-Came in the BRITISH john divete,of the Lord Eldon, Capt. T. lanes, of the Ton= ,
isIGII,
in: • r rrs is fi dby •IlMr. L h • father, knoll T., d '
.oe ....ounte.l o. -HAFTISSURY con ne i • [hem. APOITI.t en- a pen ...e on
led.-.- Itch, at her houfe in Lower Seymour-ftrect. the vain attempt to Live them. His eldest daughter, FAIL, cutter of 10 guns, Lieutenant PRIM with dif. The Plant% o:l4i.biLlldlni at Milford, is in a grew Rate of i
very boa.
d, sad The Earl of STRATHMORB'S valuable /hid honk a young Lady of fifteen, who flept with the little patches frnm Gibraltar. which place fhe left eighteen Two Door% to be elle., the swallow
and sm,
me bsuiiet
is
will lee Piimmr, dropped down dead a few days ago. He was inno.:etits, nearly :hared their fate alio. Her arms days ago, but we cannot learn that the has brought Dartmouth. Tbey will bads be anithed in a &on time.
conflicted worth not left than moo iztrineas. and legs are dreadfully excoriated, and her life i, ;
fhL Lord •'l' d •• The End& Fair, hired tinned cutter is arrived at
Sic
A letter from New York lays, Madame Jteoms thought to be be in extreme danger. She is attended,
off 144.
any news e left or leans. s qua eon cruinng (min clibratar,
which
place all see •••
the
aodi sethee.Pllwerst
tlot. orea.-Alfo the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, from a Dian frigate• which failed front Ponlimonli and Fahrsomb in 1
Bo 14 AFART a wore black fain at a ball the gave lately. however, by Mr. Daw, the Stogeon. arid will there- 1 December _
ha
with
46
failb.,
arrived
This was novel, and might be confidered as ominous; by have all the advantages that can he derived from cruise off Brett ; it was this flip that picked up the
ORNaiar
with only as Gill. including the bps that rods .pot into I. at
It . • grip ,
'U. it is hoped, however, the will have no earth to repent pent pronaional non, and the molt unremitting at- boat belonging to the Ht, scour frigate, lately 101 l on reporwal there that two of the Diana's convoy bad pot into Ferrel
La. tobeen
the connexion, and become in reality a Mearniffs Brad,. tention. The fire is fig:spored torte occasioned the coat of Ft ante, on board which was Capt. Wit.. and Vige, bet It war nut known whether captured or in &Stmts.
by a rufh-light, with which the bed•cuttains mull The Ann, Cornih, from !modal for Malta. was emoared on
47,.. „ Yefterday, being the feral of St. David, the titular brave
coma
coma& it i *soli, and nine of his crew ;iris not certainly known the
in troth oh. Ca Trefalgv, awd carried into
Pc Arr. Twit, by •
pea'. Saint of Wales. it was obferved in the ufual way. The Awhether the other part of the crew were made psi- French privateer, hot is twee Manned there by the Madame
Kiech Arnivet•fary Dinner of the Welch Society was held M AORICULTUAAL REPORT.--The irons
friirate.
se Earl at the Freemafons' • loners, or have elks
ravern and was numemutly at. and thaws during the prefent month, though they red. The Santo OMR. de St. Roma, Romeo. troy Testrillk, is cap.
' artificial, were, as sisal. have checked the tote forward vegetation, in fosse PORTSIOOIITH, FIB. ao.-Sailed the WV TAGUS
r (toed: totied. Leeks, natural ladturd and fent into Bermuda by the Salim frigate.
id ear' ere ".der of the day. idEcientl ver or continued
degree, have not been f yfe eman of war to join the Channel fleet ; EV1[1(111(1 Fraiday morning the Rattler, Capc Wright; the Raki, Captain
Orders have been fent to Woolwich for all the for benefiting the more forward and luxuriant young , ,
~gate for • armonth ; and the POOLITTI hoop or Kily! the itoyal Bounty, Captain Newtoo ; the Wiliison aisd Ann.
he Sam wheats.. They have in fume meafure prevented thLatium Lyons, failed from Leith hallow to the Roads, front
toont's veffels to proceed down the River as foes as w a cruise. The Cuaasorra khoone • . whence win immediat
sr onr is ap Grey ell proceed for the Greenland Shin.
URY, sa polible. operation of the plough in the Riff old lays, and in
The Dochefs of Goodson preferted the Volunteers fame cafes is the aubbles.-The prices of molt forts pointed convoy for Goernfey. A letter from Liverpool, of the 'bib loft. fairs, ' Daring the ' •
tiGrostlwavy gale of Friday night, the Indultry. of Liverpool, Capt. Did";
* Aberdeen with an elegant pair of colours lea week. of grain are as the decline ; theaverage price of Maacis i.-Arrived his Majeay's Rips Mtn aa a. f,,,,,, °swift, with up...de 410 paffewmirx.h, akw black
lat dud m BelllallD wheat throughout England and Wale is sus. ad. ; untie, and
s which The departure of the Duke of N, from Lyeeington ; Lemma, from Lilbon t and a great 'lumber of pigs on board, was unfortunately
'
2211. std. {oats, 1916 104. I ~ , ela co co the Worth Batik near the melt which is at die entrant
h• es Alnwick. was very much regretted. His rye, 325. od. ; barley.
r r MA r sow sit hoop of war; with the LOUD NILSON,of ' ' $
)
41 AO' ',race has taken infinite pains with his Corps of beans, 335. sod.; peak, 56
s. Ind.-The price• of fat
as and Parses ss CHAILOTTI ERR indiamon, and a fleet the neer. and by the violence of the fur broke to pima The
mann a man much refpoled here. the mew. 'it'd peffengen. all
I undo. ['cranny; and he reviewed the Nrweaftle Volunteers and lean flock do not yet. come down to much prrihni. He manied or Shrove Toefday daft, and had his wife
coign( he clowned. In Smsthfield market, beef yield, of outward bound veffels, from the Downo-Sailed 1
:noting and other. , ; bps way to the metropolis. on bowel, inteodang to fettle bee in Liverpool. A somber of pigs
I.ictit:Thir.; Colonel Ht•rcirtasoe infpefted the from es. 4d. to es. Ild. ; mutton, as. 81 to ss. 61. three armed tranfports with troops for Ireland; the, hvw" 41"ft-*
date of 6s. and k. from s. d. to s. Ini
V.sluntes.r. at Liverpool with great ntioutenefs lall veal, cs. to c pota 3 4 , 4 •
fhree Brothers. ROILS, and feveral other 'edits.; The Public baaelia ha,te I,,ralieen h"a f° areal " fee d'e tale et fkl i
le Los° w=ere. and ex effect his approbatron of their coadua Neweate and nh II markets, beef yields from bound
dippktt
I the it p. 6.1. to 4,- Bd.. mutton, 3s. ad. to as Sd. : veal,
to Oposto, to join the Pou TTTTT hoop, at Company's vetch). whkh was fromofed to be en the omit Ma if
end appearance.aremeouteare al the s s tit Mt. She left Yarmouth Roots on the mow
ice of rerentictli.
try qua'. A ball and Copper was given at Elgin. on Thurfday 44. 4J. to 66- and pork. 36 441. to 45.-.llle Pi ins of Thorlday the ma, mid sow an extraordinary maw of A
' •h ith Lieutenant Oland G and the hay is much the fame as 1n our haft- In St- James's GRISHDCK, Fs.. at -The flips for else Well In- harm rot dawn as far as johnitaven. where the was arit tams *,
rssofi . • e 9 1 'on •b I
Officers of the Elgin Volunteers, to the Ledies and market, hay Yields from 41. to SI coo t Maw. IL h. dies, in our lift of failin-
gs, this day.have hurried off, I with the gale. teithir , hive miles MA( &se. The finnla SISCITRi• • I
far as w live la 11. 17a. At Whitechapcl. hay averages from 41. in espetlation of being Rill in time for the convoy, trl• r'erl dr"' ",' made toga the red Clara doe We. ma
Genii:teen vet Elgin. and within the crick of ,, wont notelet ta. Mg Ps far eseheryed. and the wiad E. Mewing •
s Bine° miles to d • h d n m need at :even o'clock to 01. sos. ; clover. el. rise to 61. tot. ; nraw, al. Ss. appointed to fail from Cork, as on agth inn.
oin it; ; t e ant! CO I e I prfett hurricab,• this fine yodel allied room. sere of wind ad
with big .n the evenino, at the 'nide.' Ilan, and continued to al ifts.-Thu weather his favoured the carrying The St. Andrew. Ritehk. at Lech Ryan, from Dements t the , oil.. a, in stew imam cleared th.: &ohm W. The On 1111111011
hT 0. • .thgreat t-'•'tand 21-c until two o'clock in the out of dung in moist litaations. and much hedging Dopst.k. orstenton. st room.. Irorn the Clyde: the Rio hew rewiring TOY mains NO, and th wi,vl rreiwroJoimi tear viiialas
al A c - •o t , .. • -
. ! owned to the Eno was done in the early part of the sorb. which the li.ts, Menials. s! Daserara, I Mill MIMI. fit Decondier : the that en.* mold have "resent..) a Rom which Ms bray Ism •
he 00%0 morrong r •v-heo the tc'n'l""• 4., ~ was wand., of the la innath prt„ated..._potetaes are &NV °Wei. lai' rayon. at diwn freers Car!: th• Northern equalled thefe w raw pall. Oa the tA,lrseremor, de maim Ohs
here an esreisent nipper , Fries& Lost. at Locl. ityan.forna Wilmington; the Vona Wa. Pentland Vaal, arid got into 3trseterat4. what fee erlinslnoll ea
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t•l'e%
Alm'
11%'""'Y
•she labors fared up unisforallv high,
''a , i i• I ,!,., r., and a:: ;hc It.tunes of - Wcdndday morning. ace neat day arshoe in eft* - - -
my ID
pleating Ins this yeas. save% boa knee. Akre.' Aube's.
MAW.' I. ' t:n rise occaoun.