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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTS M .APRIL —.Arrived theS?ecdwellrnenueeat teswith the London, Indefatigable, and Laird tranfports, under convtve from Jerfey. Sailed the I -ILVIATR•M man of war ; and k ismet bdmbs, with a fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean ; the Indefatigable, Wile, for Jamaica ; and feveral.other outward bound vac's to join convoy at Falmouth. Matt cr.—Arrived his Majefly's bomb 'ads TARTAR,. and DISCOVER•, with the Cantata and Hier, r a gun.yeffels. The Scos mow, Capt. HARDINGZ. has alto arrived, with the Atalanta Dutch brig, Prize to her and the Beeves. The Success cutter, Captain GllsAs, has taken the prifocterhiiirrat yo In number, to Chatham, to the prifoo.fhips there. 11111 taws. TIT cutter has alto arrived, to be furveyed as to h..r Su*fs for his Bilajefty's fervice. DEAL, APRIL 9.....AlTived and failed for the River the Walk. i ng t o o, front Gan' Itar.—Sailect yetlerday evening the IL /VITRIOL'S man of war and °Rastas (loop 01 war, enjoin the Iquadron off Boulogne. Arrived the SrAttlING and AMORE svos gun-brigs from a cutlet, and remain in the Downs with the Mo• Wallet., V r. and B mm of war, JA MAICA and SCLUIRRIL frigates, MOPS' Soop of war, irtiO•l4:4 and Peasant bontba—P. S. Arrived the lc turf mous man of war front a cruise.--Saile.i through the Downs the True Brit* fur Linion.—Wind H.R. blows hard. O , APRIL 9.—Paired by, the Duckworth. Wake, from Hominess ; William Duncan, -.-- frost otb re u n , ; Jane fan, Allis, front Towsingen ; Henrietta, :Piot. Count Lar with, Cam ; and Euliscia, front Nerway. The Qyres and Duet of Year, with the Lotto CHANCILLON. and Mr. ADOMOTON. were for fume time with bib Maierry yeiterdap. sad the Public will rejoice to hear that he appeared in excellent fpi Tits on the occafion. Lad night the details of the advantages gained in India, to which we yederday aided, were publifiled in an Extraordinary Gazette. On the tf of Nov. General Laze, after performing a march alrnod un paralleled in ancient or modern hillory, of 40 miles in 24 hours, attacked a large body of the enemy, compofed of the battalions detached from the Deckan, and thole that efcaped from Delhi, and completely defeated them. The details are not yet received, but feveral •fficers, Major General Wats, Major GRIFFITHS, Major Case , &c. were killed, and our forces fultained confiderable Previous to this deeilive vieory, feveral important fuceelles had been gained by General Lax e, and the detachments under his orders. On the a 7th of Oc. toter the fortrefs of Agra, the key of Hindoftan, ca pitulated. A very fevere and bloody attack had been made on the loth of Oeober to drive the enemy from the ravines and the town. On that uccafion the lots was likewife confiderable. The whole province of Cuttack has been fubdued, and Colonel Haacouar had the merit of taking the fort of Barabutty by affault. Thefe proceedings are hinted at in the Gazette, but we are enabled to pre. fent our Readers with the official details from private (maces. The molt important intelligence in the Gazette is, that of the armiftice which General W LLL v had concluded with SCINDIA on the sth of OCtober.— There feems every probahility that the Cutters of General Late would determine SCINDIA to accept terms of peace. The Beaky Courier of the 23d of Nov. fay, that, by accounts of the t4th, Gen. We r... Le stsyss forces were in purfuit of the RAJAN of Be saa's army. The RAJAH cannot think of holding out after the tumefies of General Laze and tLe defer -4: Lion of SC 111 01•. It Teems reafonalsle to c ; therefore, that peace will be remftabliated. d Was LLLLL t's main objea will be to diffolire the prefent, and render difEenk fat the future, all eon. cert between the native potters. We have likewife received accounts from Ceylon of the sods of October, a month later than the preceding. The Candians continued to harafs our efiablifliments sad to idea our territory. Some espeditions againft them have fucceeded ; but nothies but large rein. foremen's can enable us to regain our afeency. Among the Officers returned wounded in the bat tie of the tad September, there have fine. died of their Wounds : Liratensat Sale. asp& Regiment. Capes Macgregor adt Native Csstary. Major Wotan. maell uth Rgi u mm Captain Ware, J • Lieut. Cal. budged. sub Native Infantry, sd lattation. Accounts bad been received at Calcutta frpm Be tavia, dated the 3111 of Auguß, Rating a piece of in telligence which had juttly excited the greaten fur pat. It appears, that on the 27th and 28th of Anguft, the Hope, Abergavenny, Cnutts, Warren liaaing?, Alfred, Derfetthire, and Ganges, patted the Streights of Sunda. On the back of the printed quettions which are prefented to all Chips by the Dutch Officer at Angra Point, a Captain of one of the above fblps wrote a note, laying, " The !hip under my command failed from England the day of May laft, when hoßilities were expeaed immediately to take place between France and England." Ano ther Captain is faid to have written a memorandeni b that holtilities had at wally commenced. This information,fo unaccountably communicated, threw the Dutch into the greatell conliernation, as they concluded that a war with Holland would quickly fucceed that with France. Three large e& Fo (hips, were it is (aid, detained in confequence tf this imprudent communication, and the men of war that had come from Holland to carry home car goes of fugar, coffee, and pepper, were arming with all difpatch for the expected war. By a private letter, dated Bombay, 2oth Decem ber, we find that the Ocean, Addington. Aberga venny, Warren Hafting', Coutta, Cumberland, and F.seter, had arrived at Macao. The Hugh Inglis, Lady Catllereagh and Calcutta had arrived at Cal. -utta. The David Scott, Friendllip and Afdatha, were fate at Canton. The Houghton, Capt. Reec, from Cantcn to Bombay, is tuppoted to have foundered. CANAL INTINF3T.—A General Meeting will be held at the London Tavern to-morrow, Wednefday, the r ith day of April, in order to confider a plan Propofed tobe adopted for forming and incorporating a Company to aid and a6R in dui completion of unfinißied Canals, and to promote Canal Interell in general, the particulars of which, embracing both national and individual benefit, will be fully explain <d at the Meeting.—Tbe Chair will be taken at to [ ck.ck. The payment of the dividends at the Bank on the Reduced and Loyalty 5 per cent. to-morrow, is greatly favour r•t the approaching Lnttery, as it has a to bccrm.c the fa th ion on receiving the Dividends, •.- (all in at tome Lottery Office of repute, and take ~ p mt a &arc of a ticket lot each of the family. coNiPIRACr .10.41113 T IiONAP4O7B. TfIE MEP JOTIICEII ItiPORT TO THE NAST CONSUL. (Cone Wolframs t►e Semi of rdterday.) Na I. 3oth OEtaber, tio3. I have juft received your's of the z4th, and I con gratulate you heartily on your Cafe arrival in good health at Toylorfs [Straiburgh]. I hope to have Come news of Mr. Lotfilet [B loon, as I do not doubt your being now at Gimlets [Paris.] There is nothing in your letter which requires any obfervations of mine, except touching the money. On this fubjeft I beg you to recolleft, that I retitle'. ed of you to give me before-hand an eftimate of your probable expences. You received at Botarassis [London] before your departure, five hundred pounds, for the general wants of the aflociation, two hundred for your travellin expences, E t c. to the have isth November, to which I added fifty pounds, making together (even hundred and fifty pounds I before this is expended, you will, no doubt, fend me the particulars of your expenditure for my G3vera• ment, and you may depend upon my paisauslitz. . . . I have this moment . received a letter for you from our preadent, under date t tat October, of which I here tranfmit you the copy, not chufiag to run the rick of fending yua the original. Ido not underland it, becaufe there are cyphers in it, to which you have given me no key. You may very esaly eaufe minutes of letters to be taken, being attentive to whom you confide this im portant mill. You will do well to inform your friend at resiesfe rStrafburgh] that when be takes my letters to the Poll Office, he will do well to burn the covers. I have jail made trial of a new way of writing, which 'confias in dipping the pen alternately into the fympathetic ink, and a glafs of water. By this means the writing is not fo viable on the paper, and becomes afterwards equally legible on applying the liquor. I adopt this method in writing you this— I requell you will inform me if it fueceeds. Adieu, take care of yourfelf,and let me hear from you foon. COPT Or THI PLISIDINT'S LL Dated II °et:l°3. Since your departure, Sir, we have made general ti ials of the folution oft'alt, of which you have the re ceipt ; and we have oblerved that if it be admirable rir certain wounds and enntufions, there are never thelefs cafes where it may be hurtful, as you may have perceived. For example, it muff not be ufed when it is neceffary to operate on 4+ 31, 44, 8, 'es (a 23, 13, is, 22, 7, so) generally Goulard, a little ftrong, futfices, and ix not fubjet to the fame incon veniences, but the aline folution is the only remedy that can be applied with (neets when it is neceffary to operate on 303, 15, 40. 1 0 (39. 1 3. 37.441 31. 49, &c.) 44. a 6, 38, 27, 6, 20, 37, i 34, 19, a 6, 27, io, 24, 2) incorporates itfelf, thoroug hly with (37, 8, 13, 43, a ;in all cafes you mull for the future life the elixir without any mixture of water, of which .we have given you a bottle, and which may be juftly termed Berm de vie, for its inventor pretends, that it will raife the dead to life. You may give thefe in- Renato= with all confidence to thofc furgeons or apodsecaries you may happen to employ ; I hope that. with God's help, our (aline folution will ulri lenately make as much noife in the woad, as the Vaccine Inoculation. I keep in referve feveral, 341 41. I. (43. 37.) which will fend you in proper time and piece.— Ilia ble you will not fail to acquaint me of the receipt of this letter. I need not tell you with how much impatience we wait the particulars of your journey. Adieu. D. V. Do not forget to recommend to the compilers of 38, 24, 23, 27, to, 12, 8, 43, 37, to write them al ways to 3,4, it, 40, to I of the fecond and of the 3d 4.4, 31. 40, 13 I of the 30, 36. 44, 33.35. io, 24,2 Noll. Nor. is, I have jull received y our's of the 3d, and mull We no time in acquainting you, that the ink was le gible in two or three places of that letters perhaps you have brought the fheet too near to the other compofition neverthelcfs, there was not any word that was legible. I obferve that the poll mark of the letter was Straffiurgh ; would it not be better, that your friends at Stralburgh put the letters into the poll-office at Kehl t for one ought not to troll to the polk-office of the former city. I wait with impatience your report of the particu lars of the conferences you mention. as alto of the arrangements which you have made. Inllead of the addrefs you have hitherto tired, I beg of you to make ufe of firfl 14 addreffes, which you will find at the foot of this, taking care to ufe them alternately, and to change the (cal and alter the hand very frequently. You may for the future sddrefs your letters under cover to Mr. Limos PA AN Mg Poll Office, at Munich." where you may recommend them to the care of the fcr vant of the Poll office ; not to give rife to the kali mifunderflanding on this point, I here fubjoin a form of each of the three methods which you mull ufe al ternately : Fira Method— ,4 To Mon!: Jacob Rechberg, re commended to the care of MosiL Lindemann, of the Poll•office at Munich." _ _ Second Method—" To Monf. Lindemann, Poll• of fice at Munich, to be ttantautted to M. Pierre Straulino, Merchant." Third Method—" To Mrs. Cramer, at Munich," and afterwards put it under cover, addreired to " Mr. Lindemann." _ N. B. Take care never to write upon your letters. " to be forwarded to M. 1)." It is nut only nnuccef. far'', but may excite furpicion. The following are the addrefes which you mull for the future. alternately ufe for your letters ; at the fame time patios them tender rover, and addrclEng them to the cart of Mr. : r. M. Jacob itribcrg S. MOS Jails 2. M. Pic Ile Straulsno, aid , 9. Mde Zucher, PI-Tfidso chant so Calm at Wcgrrhod 5. Mrs. Crooner s t. Cowden.* Muller 4. M. Grakth is. Mr dc Kirfcb..arri 5. Dodtor ttt►erber 13. Mr. Stbellentwtri 6 Rev. Eyler Waldfegg to. Md. de *lsnot 7. Coonfdlor Filcher That y.•ur letters may never mikarry, you may, W you think proper, make them famewhat heavier, I.4)ing additional priltage. Accept, Sir, the affu tames of my oarricuier fri~lo%;. Pi*. fit Coty or a Laren ►IOM I. flint TO ant.ooltits. Kt W WITII TICK TOST•IIIIIK ON MUNICH. 91R, Ilicamber 3, 0103. I duly received yours of the 16th ult. but late, al it ought to have come to band the S4th of the fame month. There are Ceveral pafrages in it that are fearcely legible ; among others, where you write about money. To avoid a like inconvenience for the future, requen of you to avoid tiling water for foaking your pen. I alfo received one of your favours the 28th *flail month, as alfo two bulletins fince that, but all three without being Gated or numbered, fo that I am not certain whether your correfpondence comes immediately to hand. I therefore recommend this point'as very cffential to the regularity of our com. munications. I hope you received my No. 2. and requen you will inform me, if I ought to continue to make tile of the fame addrefs and channel. In this cafe you will inftrud your friends at 7ov/oafr (Strafburgh) to alk for my letters at the port-office when they put in yours. Refpeaing the fending a perfon to Switzerland, to take care of your corref pondence with the army, I do not fee any objection to this meafure. But never lofe fight of the maxim I here inculcate ; which is, never to multiply the ramifications of the project. becaufe you thereby multiply the chances of a difeovery ; and that all confidence bellowed, which is not aridly and ab folutely neceffary to the plan, is not only ufelefs, but dangerous. For the yell, 1 Lope that nothing will k axe precipitately, and that they will not begin le 08 till a plan of operations be fettled, which fhould all move forward together towards the prupofed end. All partial and unconnected meafures are good for nothing. and mull neceffarily end in defeat. I with much to know who the members are that compote your Committer, and, above all, the cha railer, talents, cpinions, and deigns of him whom you have fixed on for your chief ; but I am at the fame time fenfible that this communication cannot be made till you have a fafe opportunity for Toodwili (Stroll:sure, as it would be raking too much to mull it to the poll. Although the two bulletins were in fad very bar ren of information, I doubt not that, in confequessce of the meafures you hat- taken, they will in future become inteselling. It is of the utmoll importance that you Ihould be thoroughly informed of what is paling in the bureau, as your views can never be promoted, if you are ignorant of thole of the Confu lar Government ; and you will remember, that I have often repeated is to you, that one of the bell methods of attacking that Government, and wale quendy of promoting your end, is to be enabled to counteract them. As to the propofition of the door-keeper, you mei not expea that I agree pofitively to it, unlefs the utility thereof becomes more certain. All that I can promife on that head is, that he (hall be recons per.fed according to the rvices he may render: for the ref!, you may inform me what he *flu, alto as to the notes of which you (poke to him. Refpeal in g the mode of accounting, I maR inform you, that I have no one that I can Tend to you, at prefent : you will therefore keep to the provifional method which you have already pointed out, while lam waiting for inftruaions from the Prefident. I am ready to tranfmit you, for yourfelf, a hundred pounds, in any mode you may point out, for two months falary, up to the 15th February I and as your demand for travelling e pences feems to me very jut', I do not doubt but they will be allowed ; but you will have the goodnefs to let me know the amount. I was not able to decypher thoroughly what you with to obferve, refpaling the printing, as feveral pbrafes in that part of your letter were not legible. I !hall therefore refrain from fpeaking to you on that head, till I have received more certain information about it. With regard to recompenfing the agents in the different offices, I have no difficulty infurniffiing the 200 Louis which you alc for that purpofe, as foon as you inform me that they are able to make them felves ufeful. I again repeat my charge to you, to hurry nothing rafhly on. Fix your plan ; calculate and arrange your mode of aaing, chufe your agents ; and when this preliminary point is fettled, it will then be time to begin the execution of your projeas. Adieu ! Believe me to be, with the moll fincere fentiments of cfleem and confideration, your very humble fervant. NOT a ratios. SIR, No. IV. December 9, 2803. I have jun received your's of the 26th Ult. and rake the earliell opportunity of affuring you, in the molt formal manner, that I have not the leaft know ledge of the Society of whole ezifience your Society does not teem to doubt. For the refl, fhould the fad be efiablilhed, and you convinced that its aim is in unifon with yours, I do not liefitate to exhort you to ufe all your addrefs and dikretion to combine your °petal ions,fis as not only nut to throw any °Mules in the way of the labours and enterprises of this latter, but to favour them, and endeavour to curare their fuccef,, which, as I think, will of entially help to promote the refult of your own operations. I am fully perfuaded that it will not be difficult to render this argument agreeable to your Committee, accord. ing to this tuppofition. I repeat to you, in the mon pointed terms, that I have no knowledge the ez ifience of this Society ; but I alto repeat, that if it does in reality exit, I have not the lean doubt that yoo and your friends will take proper meafures, not only not to ensbarrafs, but to aid its operations. It is of little confequence 4 wheat the game is bunted down ; it is fufficient that you be all ready to join in the chace. 'The other objects which you mention, mall be taken into immediate con fideration ; and I will take care to fend you the necellary inftruaions. In the mean time, I mull obferve to you, that I cannot finally re. folve, without having a clearer view, and more cir cumfianual detail of the refourees and means of the perfon whom you qualify with the titleof General, and which the chiefs of your afrociation may pails, as alto the manner in which they intend to employ them. —A very effential remark which I have jolt made is, that the heat of the Sparta wax renders the fynepa. thetic ink vifible ; I therefore particularly recom mend to you, not to life it, but aloft Tour letters limply with wafers —Believe me to be, with the moll perfed confideratinn, Sir, your molt obedient and molt humble fervant. • NOT A MANUS. No. V. December 27, a lei. Sir—Your favoon of she aBth November and sth ••••• ...Nam • d• L....A r.la • • and the fccond on the [9th of this north ; as two Bulletins No. (which ought to have been 5 and 6). My anfwer was ready .on the a re, was copied ; but not having been able to procur Bills of Exchange with which it ought to have accompanied, and which I was obliged to from Augfburgh, I was compelled to deice it till this moment. I now confider the fending is _ ureters, fence it chiefly turned on fubjeds on which it is no longer neceffery to (peak now, after having re ceived your's of the I sth, which came to hand - this morning with the Bulletin No. 7. Both of them were perfectly well written, being extremely legible, and there was not the !earl appearance of the ink be fore the application of the compofition. You account very naturally for the delay which one of your letters experienced. Ido not doubt but that the letter you gave to the man at Tocidetfr (Strafborgh) will pro duce every thing we can with for. I think you would do well to promife him a reward, to encourage him to be Rill more exaa In putting your letters into the poll-office at Kehl, and to be very diligent in fetching mine, which I (hail continue to addrefs to Obretkow. As to the uneafinefs you exprefs in your's of the 26th and aBth Nov. I will here give you my &litigants. II with very Much, for reafons you are not ignorant of that you should remain at Maxis, (Parts) ; but if you have reafon to think your further flay there might expofe you to the dang e r of dikovery, or if you think it necellary or expedient to quit France wholly, (which I leave entirely to your own prudence and dikernment) you are quite at liberty to do it, take care to fend duplicates of your papers to yyoounr friends, to enable them to continue your pop deuce, pointing out to them, at the fame time, the Means of fending their letters sad receiving mine.—' In this cafe I recommend your going to Offenburg e and there to wait my hift inftruaions.—l am per feftly fatisfied with the account you give me of the members of your Committee ; and I do not defile to know the names of the perforis, onlefs you think fuck communication may be made without any inconve nience, or danger of offending your frieeds. I cannot eooceive how any of its sosobees could doubt our (Moony intending to help than is at tacking the Utheper, particularly as all your in- Oruaions tend to that end, which, with the re ports of the converration your have had with me, • will, I hope, (ides to difabofe them. You know I hart never recommended to you to dire& all your attention to learning what B—'s projeas are, but through that peeled moviltion that I am in, that it is one of the soft efficacious means of Capping the foundation of the greatnefs of that man. For the refit, you may renew your affurances to them, that the principal point mall be profited by me without any temiffnefs, and in the like manner, lima con formable to your original inflitutions ; but it is for your Committee to determine in what degree they are predicable, confidering the Situation of affairs, and difpofitions of perfons In the interior. As I have touched on the fabled I 64 add, b way of anfwer to an article iA aloof your laft ba letins, that I know very well Ant every thing a sk cided in the feeret Cabinet of st. Mod; but that I alto know that the meafures and execotios sulk ea cefferily be confided to the Bureaus, and that dbey are confequently able to furniflt a very mai" Idea elf what is doing and what may be done. I have not the ballet knowledge of Mr. Tatou ; and I repeat to you I have no connexion with any agency in Paris, except yours. Ido not fay I have no correfpondence. I mull have that, to be the bet. ter enabled to afccrtain the 'naafi of their reports, by comparing them with one another. Your Committees may make ufe of the channel of J.... for tranfmitting his advice. immediately to Beardantx (London), in the manner which you (peat in your's of the sth, but only is thefe imp: cafes. — You will eerily imagine that it would be imprudent to run the rilk of lofing this channel for the future, through trifles. You informed me, in one of your preceding let ters, that you intended fending me Come notes re fpeaing the door keeper. It was thofe that I alluded to, and not to the con tents of the famous pocket book. It is necegary to afcertain, firft, if it contains all the fectet papers of idly. What price be lets upon his ceder taking Enclofed you will find drafts for ten thott land lines, two thrfand four hundred of which art for yourfelf, on account of your Celery, and 7,060 livres for the ufe of the Committee. I requeft that You will make me an acknowledgment for the fame. on may depend upon my not forgetting your tra velling expcnces, concerning which I Shall Shortly write you. ' I will fend you, by the Bra courier, a letter writ ten by 88. ... to an Engliflunan. If your Commit tee think proper, they may have it printed and cir culated in Paris : it is a little too long, but fome pa ragraph might be retrenched. I do not know whe ther I fhall receive in time, for this po*, the fourth draft for 2,800 litres ; in cafe it do not arrive, you (hall certainly receive it by to•morrow's. Believe me to be, with the mon fifteen fentitnents of efleem and emaraderation, Sir, Your motL obedient bumble fervent, 110 T • MANUS. SIR, 11.. VI. parary 3, . The Bulletin, No. VIII. is come tale to. hand, and it is with pleafure that I find your correfpondence becomes daily store isttore*img. hope you receiv ed my loft, enclofing a bill of enhattp foe to,ooo French Byres. I muff inform Ton that an enxiffary of the French Government has jnft made Come enquiries at the Poft Office at ltalladt, convening a correfpondence which it is fuppofed esiflsbetweee me and the dd . - affelted in France ; but from the manner in which he executed his commitßoo, it is very certain that the French Government has not the fmalleli idea of firm It was the appearance of the letter of an Englifbman to Bouareare in almoft all the Departments, that gave rife to the fufpicion that the letter came from hence. For the reft, I only mention this incident to let your mind at este in cafe you &mild hear any thing about it there. If - any cireunifiances fbould arife to cattle you to quit France, I e, , neflly reccmmend you, before your departure, to arrange hing concerning the expediting of the Bulletin of your Committee to this end you would do well to concert meafures with the friend at Temr/ovfe (Stradburg). that they may pals immediately to your heads at Offenburg, lo that they may be delivered into tour baud' in this r;rit. ;as are I ye been No. le sift, and procure o have bees to procure , :let fending ending it as , on which it • having re• o hand this tb of them rely le ib2e, the ink W- on account pun letters e letter yea ) will pro. you would courage him trs into the in fetching I Obretkow. of the 26th &ht intents. nt isouraqt 'arts) ; but r nay there svery, or if ;nit France n prudence / to do it, ere to your cotrefix lo - - the mine.—' Offenburg, -I am per- me of the st deftre to think fuels L incoave. Awn could I ben is m- il your in- ith the so. I with me, on know Et all year is are, but in, that it @Pin die For the them, that ne without molt coo- n it is for !egret they of Araks, 11 add, b thing is &- bet that I is mnl as. d that diet tad Ulm tif II