CuTTenCE Was 1ITsL TtIdICu IV mn p Capt. Bishop himself, and afterwards fully confirmed by the late eol. flint, who at that time served with Captain Bishop in the island. :,

 Your readers will naturally look with anxiety to the subsequent history oi tins gallant officer, and they will learn, with deep regret, that he was lost on board his maiesty's ship 1'hunderer, command- ed by Commodore Walsingham, in the great hurricane in the West Indies, in the year l7S6.