Star. — London, England, 1804-12-17 00:00:00

AMERICA AND lasr liana American Papers from Philadelphia to the 15th, from New Yoi k to the 18th, and from Bolton to the 23d ult. have been received. The intelligence which they contain chiefly relates to St. Domingo, where DESIA LIN s, or as he now fines hirufelf, Jarvis, is as abfolute as his brother Emperor, Bo , is in France. The following Decrees of the new Go vernment of Hayti, are translated front the ori ginals : JAQUES, EMPEROR OF HAVTL LIIURTY OK DIATII. DECREE. Eking Informed that the Captains of American veffeh that ar rive in the different ports of Our Empire make a predict of felling their cargoes, wholefale and retail, to ibtall dealers. Colifidering CIA the above praEtice is prejudicial to commerce, and favour. the exportation of all the [pixie from the Man.!, We determine to put a flop to it. We thereftwe decree and ordain the fotowing to he executed in the utnioß extent : Art. I We forbid aridly every Captain of a foreign Tenet. sr rivirg in 'the Ports of Uor Empire, to fell t►dr eargoa by an tad to final desks, or private perfons. 11. The merchants eftablUbed by virtue of oar Letters Patent CIO ►ave the foie power to tam for the argots, aka feparately or jointly. 111. Unmanning. IV. The Merchants eflab , dhed by oar Letters Patent Hall not treat wit► the Castigate of torsign Teeth until the AdminUtrw tion matt ►ave made choice of tub attain so are modimay for the Army. V. Any pedal orperfats a tames* the precut Decree Stall be Geed the hundred dollen far the tirit rime., rod eve luta tired be t►c brood Dem at oar Imperial Palace at the Cqe, the mit of Weber, 1804, Bet year el air imiepiamiame, sad the fat doer (trigs. t=l :11 'SM. ( 11 ) Dr the awash Gamed of ifs*. LISSILTY 0115111T111 DEcarz. JAQUES THE . FIRST, EMPEROR OP KATIL Talking Into view the protection and good well tat welder to Foreigners who traded cenunercial COMMA lift 111. 11011 who. indeed of occupying thanfeives with their COMMlCll,Oldsollped ing the Weed* the country with which they dal, deptadlos do molt extraordinary could in fa/Andre sae ikW of IMO and women of colour, natives of the country : Ws ink: and decree.— Mt. L Every Captain of a foreign weird, armed or ant aided, on board of whom one or more paled, slather, deli be feud to be curled to a foreign country, than be airefted and thrown into prifom there to lie ten months, and after that time to be fern to hie own country, with eared orders not to anon to the empire of Hayti. at hie peril. The irdel and cargo bail be confided for the benefit of the empire. 11. Every native taken as board kat foreign Teed dial imme diately be dot in the mtblie (game. The Omerala of Divided and Driddea, and the different Com manders, are charged with the execution of the prefent decree. Done at our Imperial Palace at the Cape. ssd Odder, doe, id year of our independence, and of our Reiga the het. ( 6 11ned) Jaques TN/ FIRST. by the Emperor. A.lOlll/11. The atrocious cruelty of the Emperor of Hayti and his banditti continues to rage without remorfe. A letter from Bolton fay.. " The Haytians lately captured a Spanifit veffel laden with folks and mut tins, bound to Vera Crux. The crew were imme diately brought on (bore and murdered. A day or two after the captdre, the Emperor tad bin pal Officers appeared in new fait. of filk." A French frigate, with ago troops, strived . at Martiniqiie in the Weaning of lalt swath. Two more frigates, with (totes mad the fame number of troops. tad failed with her boo Femme. bat be parted compsmy with them is a gale of wind, andfuceecdad in mein the port of Trinity, which Sternly atm r tvamt was blockaderi* shame our frigate& Trons owe articles in theft aUletieall Para we Collett the igeafin); inteUigates, that the Belt& sips bad gained materially on the fugitive French frigates. At five o'clock on Saturday evening, the day a/fail ing, the Frenchmen were Peen off the N.E. end of Block Bland, with their cooties hauled up. it being at the time a perfea calm, and contiouedfo for (even hot" when a breeze (prong up from the N. N. E. The Leander and Cambrian which failed from Sandy Hook early that storming, had, at eleven o'clock, run a alliance of p miles, being then fptiken three leagues to the eafivrard of Hog Hand. and likewife to the eaftward, or ahead of the French Comma- dare. It was confidently Rated in the New York and il altintore papers, that a third French frigate had arrived off Montug, where the Didon and Sybelle were to rendezvous, and whither, it is added, that Captain BiIttSVOILD. the Britifh Commodore, inform ed of the circamflance, propofed to join them. Saturday we received a letter from Barbadoes, dated November to, by the Diana, arrived off Portf mouth. The :d of September, or tit of Oftober mail had arrived there, as alto the Penelope and Ce res of London, and Thetis of Lancaller, letters of marques, after having funained, to windward of the bland, a (mart anion with the Bonaparte privateer, of ao guns and :so men, which they beat off. The Barbadoes frigate, of :8 gum, on being apprife of d the eircumflance, immediately failed from Carlifle Bay in purfuit of the enemy, and hopes were enter tamed that the would come up with him. A confiderable number of letters have been re ceived from Antigua, by the Beaver, Csar re an, ar rived at Liverpool. By one of teethwe le a n, that and le Grand Dec ide French privateer, of 2 , 138 men, lately captured the Prised. Royal brig privateer, of to guns, and having manned her on the :ad of September, fell in with the B e lida* Ihip Salamander , f rom Africa, with 336 flars for De. merara ; after a fmart .Rion, the Salamander was coinpelled to Arike, and had been fent with two other britifh Guineamen into Balteterre, Guadaloupe. Letters from Martinique to the 7th of Oltober mention, that the markets were glutted with Ameri. can produce—Clayed (agars are in great plenty, and t he new coffee in abundance and of good quality. Saturday we retie ved the Bermuda G of azettwares t, the s7th OZtober. The DRIVIII (loop was then lying there, having arrived on the 1 3 th from cr uise. The Camilla failed lonic timeber bef lays, ore on cru i ze .—The paper o f the aad Septem was whilpered in England, when the IA account 'Arne away, that fume diflinguifhed perfon was to be impeached." The Colonial parliament had been f urtherurer prom rued to the tat. of November, and pmiffioi for the iniportation of provifions was confined to the 3c.ih of the fame mouth. fehnoners ar e building it Some (tout fa B.failing -he merchant's ygin.la A Ectmada for his Majelly' -!trice. _ . • . . . ' ' .. to . • .. - 4 Arittrrk.a iNfELLicEnt. . *AM tits ibildow tiiiittirtit ittb.if. Huitni, Else. imisiA Ipgiateer that one. (roils • • . v , --- etitetlait,f,Mfrtfit, beCeateta te; , s Berg en has been taken . near Hellidliad by the i MAILS THIS DAY..-WindWeit. t /LW DM 0111/01ti Letter ROot tie flight Hen. lewd laity* Admiral tit' En glith. ARS. SIM the Sloe, tae. dm. to Wkseast Mae thisie, Efq . dated se board FROM u.orlys LIST. -* h Dublin 3o I Hambiugh s a the M ' Watel ford , II Saithgete, Dee. In Gioveit ND, Dec 16 -Faked by the Hope, Iloyst. frin e s i thr-Divifions of the enemy's flotilla palling from . , is PYIkACT or A L ITT 11TROM alkolFlCilk IN Oat the wbe e n aftward towards Bout e, having frequently hoe ; Fanny, Matthews, from Dorninies• Severn Wllltflmi Ran Batbadoes; Baltic Merchant, M'Autle . tr, *on; St. Iflstithat's; ' V. ' • 1 is porfued by his Majefty's flaps and wash taken Oax,.,rtavoicr; Liberty. Williams; and Retrieve . Cluster min Navy, DATkEI HALIFAX, TOT. SIN )I - WO ' rl l cl, have very &chef in the herbour of Calais, their entry into strions Wylion. Woodward, from Lonce• Bergeson, and Martin, Smith, Rom Dant:lc; Oporto Lowey, fronsDpense . • -1, - little news to fend from the New which has been irticularly covered and proterted by s o t n c s i e h ro enr n •v r.i .; tc . heri 4 Ftai ll etaci arrint e" M k ils , f e t tl a y m ,• p P etaibunb onies, carted; jr " jkihe: - Penny i': only, that the two French frigates that hive the it pile battery of Fort Rouge, I coma- been blockaded in New York for thefe eight mooch' dery it an objeB of thaw importance to effeft the Dann; 'row Refpin 4 =ages; and Good Holllnvog. Ahem t , i.,..f X pail, have made their efcape with 'stows Bo deflitsrtion of that work, and lately direrted Capt. hams, from Embden. the Geste Po*. Mies, fee Tama. on board ; the Leanne and CASIIIRIAII, which were SottrberHolegetsP,oernithanwl,d in n f vi th ew e n Ao fa o vn s t z u o a r u z i , e nappmonnegt! g ß e e n w ; ar K ti, i6 Lcs i ' e ij h ; nd s . od for Ataellae Andilus .Carar a W . aL lCkby Lag4" , for g ramiea. gitgb°3l -I4 ti.". ig blockading them, arrived here three days ago." In Standgate Creek, Frederi "Ri ck V , E Lod - . -I) wing, frac' a: As- 14 . salty for making this attempt. I now tran s m i t, for '' IS a ra a ar.MOUrn, Dac. ts.-Sailed la Pot:Larva floo their I.ordiliips' information, a letter, and the enclo- ton, 5035 , from van:seta-of Dever, Vine, Lowry. from Open. , • P lures to which it refers, wh . li I have received from t.'-At Beethaven Ninth Budd, frees to of war with a convoy to the eaft,ea r a, Wind S. W. that officer reporting th e remelt of an *fault which Rolee and Elisabeth, froal le "oporte-A , e oiri °"l.- tia. Mit t , c= „1...„.... . is - . . . PLYMOUTH, Dsc. 15.-Sailed the Panics MAO lie direEteito be made upon it early on the morning front <loch. c-At Liverpool, integrity, Thornika, fleas -, 0 ----.8 , . r• of war, for the Charnel Fleet; the Novae, on a Fanny. Williams from Oporto • Souk Carol.., Willa. from df the 9th inftant, and from which there is reafon to phg o d e lphia ; P a cket, T rot ' ; wow Boftoo ; , . a . cruize; the hired armed brig CAROLINA, with a fleet Marva, Calla conclude that the Fort has fultained material da- ban, from Savannah ; Favourite, •....-., fr om St . Tiumse.l .. it of coaffers, for Milford; the Blanch, THOM as W HITS mage ; but th;t from the unfortunate circumnance Beaver. slmoderv• fiam Amigo* l William ThofolfroP; ands I. • .. a ti Molter, for London; and the Lac es Revenue cutter, of its not having been offible under the esittino wi l haat Dtatitatt -4 kt Cork. Blathers, that, Sun Now flare of weather - and tide , P 'of 0 Yerk..At New York. Sarilt sod Eliza, ---.. from Ltherpeda- ' • to carry up two the At qactac. Rover, Calthell, from Leaden -At Grenada, Cleo- ,• on a cruize . etplofion veleta to the point of attack, the injury corny, Smith. from Loodoo-.At Surinam, Shea Andorra., A/kn. • of PORTSMOUTH, DeC. tfl.a-,Arrived the Ifalrtlia, has been far lefi exienfive than might have been from Dubuc-At New Pfewlekeleellturosleolthi from Uverpaok. '''',' a • . etherwife expelled. The condo& of Lieut. Haw *o mit JinsT o fe. a3 _ _ frwa Oforte (arrived st Perelman!' ). . , ', • or Starry, fiom Demerara, fOr Landon, after h • been on (pore in Stokes Bay. Sailed the Me LAMP OS eyin g Sreuarr of the MONARCH on this recent occafinnthe allth oh. by • French primeer 046 pu t di -will not fail, I am lure, to ' excite their Lordthips: "ich atteciPted to Ward them these timg " the 14" trees the Jamey Reath her as Ise Rarboard quarter, end did her mithithri- a frigate to join the Channel fleet. The Mae curl` frt. . admiration and praife. I have great pleafure in bk taroase,whia GAM them to ne.to to repar.ween the: . rz , gate has made a fignal for a convoy to the Mediter. conveying to their Lordthips Captain Sir Hone with Some trilling dolmas •i Mean. Admiral O'Basto Dewier has hoilled his Porman's tellimony to hit diftinguithed merit, and Tie wi t, Rowley, frees Arad fee &Asthma, iS captevedaad , • • curled into Guadeloupe. to the zealous and alive affiftance which he received Ty w Thcas,=freen Mea d or; Faiths's. Sosreeld; .. • *as ea board his Majelly's nip Panaceas of °rains. • „ from Captain Baowaatoo, Lieutenant Lase, and sad the Ogres, , from Leaden, ill tail fromCerk, are mod northerly. /flit. BAIT HOLMIUM. (Signed) a sir* . mama! as Dueodass, afterbearme at ta ithersta Ems& prt- 1 . • . Dove', Dec. ts.-Lall night a French logger ANTILoPs, Downs, D ec. so. "tut* If " Mu* I - lid Lord-I avail m felt of the firft moment of The D i al . ' naia d /al ' kcal heitwdel" , is arrived Wr Paw& ' • Pt called the Cruiser, mounting ti gunk was Y Y mouth; iho Wed lia the Mk ablationher, la essupsay with the 1 4 % fry return to the Downs to acquaint you, that to- fent into this harbour, captured by the Favouarre ' . ... Let". ----. own Ulierfold, ad pined two days a rum r o a n , re words noon on Saturday the Bth, the wind profaned The Hamlotta. Roes; and the Rowthlf• A*oas , from Haelao. i le . glop of war : when taken (he had 66 men, whowere to come to the S. E. and knowing it to be your Lord- eicire bond" was (Paws with is th e Othpb. ri r . h' feat on board a brig in the Downs, excepting five thip's intention to attack the enemy at every afailable The Rcatt. '''°‘ from /alai" der Haafaat wee optima am 1 Is t eg confined in the velfil, an order having reached this Panto I Pent the Dear, on the dole of the evening, di e rb ilr t bdi '" ebrese bruoirou .' edeePshum'elrweinedwasbY two •isifi csos. ta. 1, to an affigned nation between Seagate and Fort ;A l ta as use rata °Mailer. near Cape Per. a port prohibiting Frenchmen coming on &ore t the is Lapin, accompanied by the Su AAAAA H explofion a light Comet, et lenosasod, was ensured SI 4, from Calais, and had been out twelve days, during Fran& privateers. a agar sea iota= oieb, retakes by the•fe- .. -. , . g veffel and two Camara, with a view of making an heieta=to the latli hdt- RT eke Dolphin and Itamhoda 1 to which time the captured feveral prizes. alfault ligainil Fort Rouge. Lieutenant Srtuarr, make amp of war, sad Elle water, who have afo takes the KO to Dee L , Dec. 16.-Sailed through the Downs th e - of the !lovelier+, commanded the explofionwetfel ;Dv sad sni u #3,, t l at p ow. . . tiv Mr. BART HOLOMief, arting Lieutenant of the Arran Prim, from scow for Leaden. Is am Isere '.. ad Lore, had the charge of th e firftn caals intended to am' P. , rdwaudi- 1 venal outward bound veffels. Sailed the Aurora 1 -. armed 114, with a fleet of outward bound vetch tus. „ The Oath Merthatit. Seek item St. Vincent*. for Loodan, be applied. and Captain Baownatco re t is in a n e n opy_ Ls o w f s a vn le v t , te do r d ai e t te o d ffi l:e sv cern- " la anthem new Diesenefs. 1 le* der convoy for Plymouth. Wind N. N. W. take the other. Your Lotclthip is aware how di ffi cult . • . • Deem- m . Yeamount, Dec. t6.-Yefterday arrived the it to afcertain the precife injury done to the enemy - . i Aeorwo armed flip, and Carson gum brig, from ain h enterprife of this nature, which, in nail ber n s c s h rak frons wil ar. cafes. H. MAIN Efq. Collator of Limerick :--" This noir?. '. ''. • , a. • mitt be _under undertaken in .. the_ night . : butt, that you , _may , ing, as it cleared up, I law a large lugger, which I • . crude. Arrived from Hufum, a bye boat, with four futpert to be a Frelieh privateer, layout two leagues be poffetied of the belt information in that respect, s, • dillance, off Red Head-the was then Ilanaiog to the mails and feveral paffengers, and Hanoverian re- feut the Fox cutter, whole Malice is. an alive intel- re. min. The mails and paffengers were landed here, ligent man. and well acquainted with Fort Rouge . r e. and the recruits failed in the bye boat for Harwich. to reconnoitre the place as dole as poffible rtithout ' we ' . .. ritk, and I annex his report to Lieut. Srsuaar's, as ly This morning failed the Escorr gun brig . Poore ix • e n e l e an eh y e h n t e rg d a e ares e of of eh the ed day. fathion. C i' f the acne! account that can be given of the able The Park wis tolerably full of company yeflerday, i- . at cutter, and COURIIR letter of marque, on a cruize . and officer•like manner in which the Su ssiotwr wa p v a rav nd wi bm hat li s e w d cl. , 1.., le ' Arrived the Pa to cr sa AUG U STA cutter,and a tender. placed, and the evident consequences of loch an a or The flips remain as per lait.-Wind N. W. Ovation. even under circumtlances of confid erable Some evil-minded perfons funk, on Friday even: • 1 ~' difedvaatage. I very much regret that Mr. Bait, ing. five coal-barges, laden with coals, below the • • Hine, Dec. 14 - The Good Intent, Romano, i . at with leveret other ' , effete from the Beil_tie , under con • elsosoreew could not fetch the port ; for lam pefi- Tower Wharf. which were ready to be brought t' of the Adelphie are off the Holffernefs coati.- tint he would have lathed the Canals to the Piles : above bridge the day following. A reward of eta. E. • . n• r," John we _ agm armed ( h ip, i Capt. Pastes, failed from hos however. very prudently returned with it to the is offered for the dilcovery of the offenders. . , ' heoce yefierday on a ensile. for the protection of the DART ; and although something prevented the the- Wirrs.-..The letters written by Goans• Low. . . red scud careers from going off, which evidently had Tor a, Efq. of Tilthead Lodge, to two Magiftratai ' lead trade lathe North Seas..-Lall Tuefday the Mercury, ;.... Marion and Triton, 1-luosow, went down the loin thriking againft th e piles, from the indention at of this county, which became the subject of a recent """ Humber, and failed from hence for Tonningen the tor end, yet he recovered and brought it alto on motion in the Court of King's Bench, having been 'Oi 0 e• 4 ' - ' followime day, under convoy of the Suceefs armed . • catty mutilated and mifreprefented in the London Pi We Si Os Saturday lab the Neva, Burnley. arrived am molt perfectly fatisfied with the zeal and at- rapers, upon the report of Mr; Grass's application $ • ; ifs here from Peter (burgh ; 'parted company with fax deity which Captain __ &lowlife° Maniktted on this the Printer is defired to infert the following rorrrB co- _c ed. fail more about the urfday n before. Afterwards, occafion; the Dear was admirably placed. and eve- pies of both knees. As the bufinefs is now in a 7:,, "f about se leagues from the land , pa i re d within a mile ry affiflance afforded from her that could infure the courfe of legal inveitigation, it would be improper 't a febootser privateer, in a very heavy lea, under her fencers of this service, which mutt now be confider to enter into any transits epon the cafe en either fide. jag bare poles. We find after the privateers have been ed as confined to the efforts of the Su AAAAA II ; and Fir* Lase.-. To •••.-- Grant. cosi. Efo. • 1 7, upon the coat, and the alarm given , they iolmedi- I take this opportunity of moll particularly ram- _ " era - The bearer of this is Fanner rant. a ref f eetabh man , S . .T• ately proceed to lea, and elude our crui zees, who are mending Lieutenant STRU•RT to your Lorettip'• It_tha Ow°. lads maile coa i sp ° t i td oy aith °la" al • (mingles% f ,:, Sop. ' t aal feat to scour the mall. This fchooner was lying right notice; which, I hope, will alfo be extended to Mr. n°°t' d a , i m • . As a Magiftrate I am* fappok, that had you bons sequaltith ' '. C 7. C*9 in the track for the Ball Country (hips. On the even. BASTIN/1.014m, notwitliftanding he could not fetch al with the " we etwwidtvam at th e cafe, this imenon. would 'the ing of Tuefday a very ftrong gale of wind came on the battery ; and your Lordlhip mutt he alive to the not have been Wiled ; end whether, without fedi informageo, i t • ... , ...,.1 4 fe here from the South Wen, accompanied with a heavy enterprifmg conduit of thefe two officeis on a former i° Ana_ i:Kaot Pentforal hessemaks again . * pog r om so op . I ~-: WC Afton . I cannot conclude my report without al. 1 6 :17,,'" . ..7,7i.... 1 =7,. /in, kw., adet t i, r 2fl. k . 1 7 : e n ; .0- ". rain. Part of a new building on the Humber bank, Turing your Lordfhip, that Lieutenant LAIR, of the nue a u , inquire . as ; ~,,. „„, Laved odth ,71;•=theeepei but , I ..7 .. was blown down. From the quarter whence the and ftorm came, we hope the 'hipping on this coati have Locus r gun brig, who was appointed to cover the I canoot forbear remarking, that bad I been in the duets of a . , .... gun boat., behaved in a molt exemplary manner, by Molests sad tottoll 'Pon TO &eh Fa =calm. I Oastahl have rat 2 / tad received little or no damage. a keep i ng fa cloth in as to draw all the fire upon his f°l l4ll Svand la * lentholao.lo Sive 'lolled twos Inas akar- I ••;•- 'vne Gent Ore, Dsc. 14.-i-Arrived here on Toefaay - :hat own valet ; and_ I have great fatisfaetiod in fiating, ir, th e went . n agqiii , „ bine di , prim, ni i mosey tram a aa . . ... morning, the Fame, REID, from Trinidad, one of that not an o ffi cer or man was hurt in this operat ion. o s i m ojo • tr o z listea, the mei a mm o o f w hi c h * yo g a a Nod 1 M - the Leeward Inand fleet, from which (he parted in . I have the honour to be, Sec. (Signed) . . a heavy gale on the 26111 ult. in lat. 46. 43. long sil• o The graotiog of this fmaion" I feel to be the ram extant. MOMS /It 1114•111• The fleet, confining of s 7 fail, failed from Torto a dio.ry, as the maks bad been already difesSed by tie Sorb His M a ' Stip DART, Dec. to. , _. hat ,_ ll aca , on the 16th of October , under convoy of the Ent- Sir-In purfuance of your initrudions, and ac t or. '',,,,J"'. 1° " 1 :: T anker tt tiu ti r Mewl ant. . 1 11. ' . )rtf- RA LD frigate . On the 4th ult. in lat. z 6. 30. long. ding to the arrangement you made for the attempt i.;',,,ri,;;; . ch•o; h a b ooe d t w os h om ed to maul " - opoo i gier 6 t . 32. in a gale, the frigate loft her rudder and main on Fort Rouge only, I left this (hi pat two A. M. t h e Caine Moloch, in which, after all, he has no conceto Mate. ' ''• ' Ce - ,. top-malt, at which time above half the fleet parted; and proceeded in (bore with the explofion trail in vem-The fad is. that the comnantanstradtal with lass r° o f among which were the following Clyde 'ads :- my charge, until the water (hooted to two and a half f o r di gg in g a w e a ll kr I "rum Trim et a rt': lids lag l e ' the Union, ---, from Trinidad, and Achilles, Dots- fathoms. when I tacked, and flood off fo as to enable a tni t t ib mtc s ; d . which b I decline paying him, till ;Zs for torn " ir ese mi 1 Theeel.• GLAI, from Demerara ; the Britannia, Misssa, from me to fetch the battery, which I did about half pall 11 tbs mama agreed upon, Sou to anfwer the purple forwhick ✓ , Grenada, for Port Glafgow, parted convoy the fame two, and placing her bowfprit between the piles, left it"' undertakes'. a t:o _or time as the Famr, and kept company with her .611 her in that lituation. In a few minutes I °Merced her o Thi s bein g the cafe, how for the L eith's comes within the r ""' the 3oth ult. Captain Rtio, on the 17th ult. in tat. (wing with her broadtide to the battery, in confe- II : eut " .agria T i t, i v eurd' . d L en o . o t in a li r oo f t ' e ' o g n n eenfe for em was never our* 43. 40 long. 36. (poke the brig Mara, Jamieson. quence of the bowfprit being carried away, and is an hired by me for any time whatever — end may es well call Nonfat from Port Glafgow, bound to Bolton, all well. The anchor was dropped the inaant The 'rock the piles, my van. or ref Smim• ot ' -h"o" i• mvollesky." He to me i re- Exprefs, RUSSELL, from Belfaft to Brittol, was cap. I had not the ftnalleft doubt of her remaining there "her th" ' t°"illettei sad lu° °awl". the lacni oo 5 4 rho- , ar. tared off the Settees on the 26111 ult. by a French until the esplofion took place, which was in a few geth o e •h a tl 'a ut tl f v e ice t ra: P fU ridtra t ca s t raet ° jut ' . prspeely, 1 am M. that privateer, who had alfo captured two other valets ; minutes : I cou ld not fetch the covering brig, and robed at all Hats and comfegumees not to pay tarn a bromic awl and and a hoop belonging to Dungarvan : the romp was as it had every appearance of coming on to blow he my take what Reps he picaftm-bog a t owov a rto g y e " pr . 1 • brig afterwards given up to the maker, and is arrived at from the S. E. in which quarter it was when I left 'wilt "bc "ght• I ill /Add d••• dam th. io, 01.0 k 66 HAM ' , ✓on Waterford. Garland, PATTIN, at Leith, from Ton- the DAKT, I hope you will e xcufe my running in the I. „ ho r oinuird l ' ithi.er ne . thi bu ne =l,l 4 you le t ies ib l r bie "r eee • er .. 104 length i (hip Bingen; Mar y galley to the Downs. I have the honour, &c. and Ilabella, Tot sac a, and Janets and hurt at the proceeding that bas beat adopted, aoll fancied mitt( me. De- Mary, CARSON, at Liverpool from Wistful $ Supply, (Signed) It CV/ STIWAILT. Out treated l ode in the (*it of that condos,. which I Meld ism was HAZLEKURSS, at Liverpool from Conri t h and Ma- Fox Cutter, f•fr Cal 11,DCC. 10. t h oug ht myfelf booed to obferve towards any other gatelemna 1 abet tie, Gino, at Liverpool from Dumfries. Sir-According to your coder I proceeded off Ro d er and " : Ci " Miltal . ; C a DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Fort Rouge, and examined it very Itrirtly. As I 04.4 , Si ) r. your abeam hombre temp t , • . is ISIWI at a. iober To the Cdmopulite private ship of war. for the capture of the proceeded towards the (bore I law a great qnantity o Tatham! Lcidge,o42. se, sins." Beni- Twee GyOseres cargo, will be paid .1t , he Ship Tavern, Leaden- . of plank and timber floating, and would have picked Second Later --" To Dater BAT. ' 1 , aot uali.ftreet, ea Tudday the s nth, and Thorfday the soth alb To she Spencer, fhiperance, and Barnette , for the capture of le up fome, but was afraid I Ihould lofe the tide. as 1 o Sia,-I bed lettered myfelf that the exploration Oath to the tY• Vahan, May 4 ,1796, will be paid at No. 7 , Walbrook, on Thurf- wished to examine it at low water. In (landing in hem„,,„,,dtr5t"„,,, ; ( "":"",,,,, e rre .".,,, vre ' e n ,,, e ,, e ,:.: au funs ae".:ww.l.B°Prne day the 27th intl • soul recalled every Tburfday and Saturday for I could difeern a great number of people all aroond err—. a „ ell "";", n uk - bhe ' nesh a, -- - 7.' - ',,a'„,1,7,,,,;,„ - id' -- ii. -- .. ban iwW.--. ts to wa s To Y tae voory, for the capture of Les Trois Confute, May it. the S. W. end of the fort, and from the Welt Head faZtory to them, both as loftier' and Gem Linen. and that I hook' ..• on; a 0, 03 , or m se paid on l'hurfihy , the 2:411 MIL at No. 70, Great all the way to the Sand Hills. I did not dacoverlany not again base been troo6lcg Upon the buttrief.; my forprizethave. on a Rolft4flreet, 13loomfliory, sod recalled for three years. alteration on the tali hide rs f the fort; but when Igor tore•" "dal soother Summons ilra ' d 'l air a ' al. a far/alba at- is I t A diftribution will be made tu the Dioencde, Jop lter, Brum, and t 0 the welt ward of the fort, I could plainly inward. '" I " , who were refer " when the 4 " cithrn 6 " hit Ca- Hloaloftan, for the capture of l'Union, May a 7, 1803. at No. It, discover mined Woad Modest, as not /mine ender rhe emnitame of aunts ce, „„.. ce. on 1 - wfday the ift Jemmy , and !w a r d for Om the molt part of it to be amard, and the breath. the Bench M any *amt. fn great . that I mutt attribute the mem to be work knocked down, and I have yet) , reason to be. fere, either to rum want of ability a, a juftlce.or to a wall, under flaill. A dithilnation win be made to the Phonon, foe Me following , li e " i t was very much injured, by loch a number of the cloak of ""ffitcr i a l rr't'''''' to otter a P a4mat i n" Pa - ve ßebotiz..-Amphislat dclolutd Pill 4..797; Venal tt "0 4 °' I people being a ffembl e d there, and binnin g •,_ ward. me; and I Omsk' be glad to be informal, In which &ale I retro. at MOTS reca,tured O.% , fnr It, i 79 7 ; Two Brothers, captured May it,am to undertistott It. iffion ,t ( Si gned ) W. 'LARS. '. A. to the lummons. it h unomilary foe nie toffy, tint I • 179 o; lenge Marcus. captured Jane 23, t 791; and nmeoladon, I upon it. o the captured June 13 170, at No. ss. Cecil-Reece, co Tuefday the - than et rt•ioly IWI 1-ly any anent.= to It. Me, (hall take filch iteps tft January. and recalled for three ) ean. The Vs A , infeited by miffake in our Ulf of al tt'. Low ajar'. mew. to ttlitt tam tkitimiaatata abldi yew. *I )• bas returned_ to Torbay with the Chancel neet, cootie, sill tea lo °web pkafere in the a l apartsult/ Of viorilas, . To the impctutua, for the r ec apture a t t im in Pe yn. grverlace .th..a ,o 6 ..l. o. mg 1 " bur 27, 1803, will be paid on.• I aim Sr. kc.llle. nes been at roymooth for fame days to repair fume city's led at Nu. 01, Clement's Inn, Loodon v .every Tudday sad Friday ( , 'lltmedi •• 0011011 USISTISRAIt tot three years. damage fullained is the late gales of wind r.ff hi ell. , o Tillhad Lodge, boxcarhlorr sy, aka.° . • . . . 3 .../ .' ' A isOtt i :' W . * - .- - - ..„. - -- . - -- • -•-- -