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LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 0147.. O'CLOCK: Confoli. money 564—for acc. t :—Omulunt 6 rem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Hank Stock Rut I Long Ann. That 3 per Cent. Red Ann. fltut Short Ann. (hut 3 pet Cent. Conf. 57j Onv.iuln 41 prem. 4 per Cent. (hut Erg.iftt Ti , :kets 181.109. per Cent. Navy 9c 941 Confol9 for ace. 57:} 3 per Cent. 1797 Rut Dusiar, Serretases 27-5 rr Cent. Gov. Deb. 891 Exchange—Dublin on Condor( is. Trench Journals to the 22d ult. have arrived, the contents of which are of more importance than the •tfnal details allowed to appear in theCe papers. Fouco's letter to the Bifhopi, of which we have given an extra.% (hews plainly that there is much difcontent in Fiance: the (tibial is interefling, but the 'difcuillon of tilt queftions it gives rife to, would require more rncm than the columns of a Newfpaper can devote to it. The Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh is again attacked. It now Paid to be ruled by an Entail faction. As our blockade of the French ports does not har monize with the interpretatinn which Burravax•re is pleated to give tc the law of Nations, all Englifh goods found in Hoßard, Genoa, Leghorn, and that part of Naples occupied by the French, are to be cSnfifcated, by way of retaliation. After detaiuing thofe Englifh who happened to be in France when boftilities began, though the public faith of France had been pledged for their fafety as far as public faith can be pledged in an official journal, no one will be furprited at this or any as of injuftice which the French Governrpent can commit. The French national almanack for tht next year is called " 4,manar pour PAR XIII. de te: itapahlique Franca:l4 tin premier& rEmpirs." " Almanack for the year XIII. of the French Republic, the firft year of the Empire." This is the third change of the na national calendar fince the Revolution. In 1789 it was the firfi year, s of French Liberty; in 1792, the fiat year of the Republic ; and now in 1804, the *ll year of the Empire, which has fwallowed up both liberty and the Republic. It is fated in a letter from Mentz, in a Dutch pa per, that eonfiderable changes in the interior Rate of Germany, by which both Au aria and Pruffia will make important territorial aequifitions, are in contempla tion. This is not improbable. The cxifience of the petty German Princes and States is now vet y preca rious. The quarrels and the reconciliations of their potent neighbours, are equally fatal to them. They are the Vialfll6 that are facrificed at the feats of amity. The fecolarization of the eccletialliial Rates was an experiment in carport nit ; but it was not perceived, that the fecority cf property in general was fhaken by the rnthery, and that the power which could deftroy ooe fpecies of tenure, could abolifh ano ther. An Elector of ltiirtemberg or of Baden, may ene day find that he is riot a bit more regretted than a Bifhop of Munfter and Cologne. Thnfe that par titioned the Republic of Poland, will not, if they can agree on the term., feel much coinpundtion in bring ing the Germanic States to Wednefda♦ the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs waited en Lnrd CATHCART, with the freedom of :be Corpo ration of th.t City of Dublin. Alderman MtRFDYTH .11R1:1,1 in i n v e tled w i t h the authr.rity of Lord Mayor of I)ublia. , . The building the Martello Towels far the protec tdlion of the coati from Bray to Dublin, proceeds with unexampled difpateli ; they are in general about 40 feet in diameter. precifely circular, :sad boilt of hewn granite, clofely joined: rime are already 30 feet high, and exhibit proofs of the mat admirable mafonry ; one has been pia begun at Williano:own, tear the Black-Rock ; thufe from Dalkey ta Bray are Dearly finifhed. Wednefday morning, and the pr.:ceding evening. there was a great pert; in Dil.lin, for cars, and even jingles and other vehicles were taken lip. In a letter from Paris of the 1(1) lilt. it is laid, that ANGSICAV, the commander of the army near Brea, had lately beer, in that capital, accompanied by the General of Divition, ARTHUR O'Comrioa, and his Aide-de-Camp, Nina Tit+, another Iriflinkstn. They had conferetices every day with the Minitter of the War Department, who, before their clepartute, or dered not company of t hel Eighth Guides. attached to the army at licailogne, to march tor Bled. At the Court at Weymouth, the 20t11 of Septem. her, his Royal 13:,:liritts the Duke of Sussex %vac, .1. his Matrsrv's c. , mmand, introduced into the Privy Council, alid lii• liliiy4lllighnels took his.place .: the Board on H. Ms/ csrv's right hand. 'To. Royal liighnef, the l'. is r i•ss of WA 1., S, we :'(• much concerned to !late, met with a very ferious .• -, i..:-rot tan Friday 131). In the morning, the paid a ... ',[ , , too ne i g hbourhood lit Ciailt.m. When the :iiisi t was over, and her Royal Ilighnefs had taken er feat in her carriage, file Md•Cli her hand in fare well faltatation of her 7 ,uetts: at this critical moment, 'ha footntan, who attended the door of the cart iarc, , holed it with great wiole.:ce. Unfortunately, the , angers of her Kn,..11 I ii;htifs's tight hand were aught hetwsen the dii-n :. id the pannel, and man ;led in a eviifeta6le tmenini. She gave a piercing iriek, and the I..tches, whom file was in the at of .31uting, Few to the carriag-. On opening the door, ic four rinv,ers ..ert finnd almott fevered from the 73i in a molt aiv•c'sin ; einiditinn 1 the nail of one 1.1 beea torn orl, ai.d ii.i. tiii•-id licking to tilt' i•or. Medical eiriliaoce wa• immediately pi , .11-.4 ~.id the haul ais die ikel. Her I).ns . A ItThrn.fi has • - n e ver lince in the nvirl fir, enciating pair.; lin., AT4, !..I,pY 10 .1 1 . d. t'l tt T:' • i it;•:•nnt in A!'Cllt!ar.rt: I ,"..Cri• 1 1;,..f 1:., , n:lrl.ll..'Ll of any of the T. SPORTING 11VTELLIGENCE. ' NEWMARKET FIRST ocrouß MEETING. MONDAY, OCTOPI R I. The third and lull year of a fubfcription of sgs. each, for 4yr old. , carrying 711. 71b. 5 yr olds Si. 61b. 6yr old', 811. t 31b. and a red sift. alb. B. C. Mr. Norton's gr. c. Sir Harry INintdale, 4 yrs old - D. of Gralton's b. al. Penelope, 6 yrs old - s Sir C.Bunbary's b. m. Eleanor, 6 yrs old - - - 3 Mr. Laalbroke s h. c. Rumba, 4 yrrold . 4 Mr.Howorth's ch. b. Slapbang. aged - Ld O. H Carendifh's br. h. Gaoler, 6 yrs old . . dr Mr. %Vyndham's ch. m. Marianne,6 yrs old . - dr Mr. P. Neale', ch. h. Bobtail, aged . . . dr Sir F. Standith's b.b. Lultury,3 yrs old - dr Col. Leigh's b. tn. Annifeed, aged . - - - dr Mr. NVatfon's b. Is. L;gnutri Vita. aged - - - dr 3 tot againtt Sir Harry Dimfdale ; 5 to 4 againd Penelope; 3 tot againft Eleanor ; 4 to I againd Rumbo. Mr. Watfon's e. by Volunteer, out of Marcella, beat Ld .Foley's c. by Sir Peter, nut of Zenia, 811. 31b. each. Acrofs the Flat, aoogs: h. ft. -7 to 4on Mr. Watfon's e. Mr. Mellifh's Eagle, 811. 71b. beat Mr. Howorth's Malta, s a. 71b. Ab. M. 500g5.-6 too on Eagle. Ld Stau'cll's Sir David, 811. beat Mr. Wilfon's Stately, 811. 51b. Acrofs the Flat, icogs.-6 to 4 againtt Sir David. Mr. F. Neale's Bobtail, beat D. of Grafton's Pene lope, 811 each. Acrid's the Flat, toogs.-5 to 2 againft Bobtail. D. of Graftnn's Patin, beat Mr. Howorth's Hare. foot, 811. each. Find mile and half of the T. M. M. soogs.-6 to 5 againd Pelifie. Ld Grofvenor's Rouge Dragon, 711. beat Mr. Wyndham's Grey Surrey, Sit. 71b. D. I. sogs.-3 to t on ltluge Dragon. Ld Fuley's c. by . Waxy, 811. 21b. beat Ld venues Agincourt, 81t. 71b. Acrofs the 1.1 it, 'nog'. —7 to 4 on Ld Foley's e. DONCASTER, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. :6. The Gold Cup, value !cogs. free for any hurfc, &c. Four miles. Lord Grey's Sir Oliver. 4 yea old M. Brandling's b. c. Alonzo, 6 yea old Sir H. Wallamfon's b. Is. Eirelock, 3 yrs old Mr. Warchll's b. f. by Sir Pt.tcr, : yr. old Mr. Mellith's b. h. Stockton, t yrs old Lord Strathmore's br e. by. Sir Peter, 3 yrs old Mr. Garforth's b. h.Traveller,g yea old Lord Darlington's br. c. Doncalter, 4 yrs old I 2 3 7 is Kuria FAMILr. Wetmouva,•Serr. 30.—YeRerday near 300 of the Nobility and Gentty a ff embled at Weymouth, to attend the Grand Naval Fete given by their MAJ et- TIES, on board theirachts in the harbour, and under marquees on the lands. It is intpoffible to convey an adequate idea df the tape and elegance difplayed on this occaficn. After dinner, which confilted of every pollible delicacy, ferved up in a Ry le of ele gance which furprifed and gratified every beholder, the company were entertained by the humours of a Dutch Fair, and the exhibition of all forts of trinkets for tale, which was attended by fevcral beautiful wo men in the china:ter of (tall-women, &c. Mr. F.L- Liston, the Comedian, (ported in the chara Aer of a Showman, &c. Mifs DECAMP alto contributed in the tame way to the amufement of the company- As evening approached, the infide of the marquee% and awnings luddenly appeared fpangled with a profnfion of coloured lamps ; this intereiting (cent continued till it was time tor ehc theatre to begin, whither their MaJEsTIES repaired, to witnefs the exhibition of 7kr Irked of Artunt and Of "fge Toatiorrarv, which 'acre pertormed to a molt btilliant audience. This morning (Sunday) his MaJirry was nut by (even o'clock, and continued walking till near nine. At el:ven o'clock their 'MAJESTIES and all the Royal Family attended divine iervice at the Chuich. Sroketeo.—The naier game this (eaten has barn plentiful on all the dry moors ; the partridges tr,lc rably numerous ; but the biter' of hares but very fcanty. THIATRE, CCTENT-GAIDEN.—LaII night, a NIA Davis, from one of the Provincial Companils, nsasle her appearance at this Theatre, in the little part of rile& Ifbitriborn. in the mitlical farce of Tkr Krri cry fo well played by the late Mrs Matts.—Mils DAVIS, who poll - cites a good, though rather pthe figure, lr•ok well in male attire ; the likcwifc arts with calf., and Pings pleafingly—lhe, however, lilt night, manifell ed tome diffidence ; but repeated appl cute railed her fpirits as the performance proceeded.—Roc► and Em sey were very happy in Marwoiter and In con!equence of a mifindertlanding, which took place in the Theatre at Mtiffzlinirgh on Ft iday even ing lati, between two officers ( Lieutenants) of the regiments gnat tered there, a meeting took place next morning at the Duke of lloccesuores Park, when, after exchanging Plots at fifteen paces dilfant witlr out effeet, the affair was amicably terminated by the iutt•rlerence of the i.cnnds. - . - On Wednefday Lilt, the Hon. Mr. NP•iLLP came of age. The erc2t was celebrated at Billinghe fr. the feat of his father, Lord NAY ellaynK I, in the true flylc of old Englifh hofpitality. His Lordthip and his two elder ions prclieled. There was a hiperb dinner, and a ball afterward; in the great hall, sot: kit was attended by all the Nobility in the neighbour hood, his Lortilhip's fellows, and the principal Yeti maiiry. Above sec.) psrf %vele regaled At this hospitable manikin cm that day. On Saturday fe'rtnight Alderman NIFTCAtir was elated Mayor of New Wondflock, for the 9.11 rime— He ferved that office etaftly yo years age , , and is confidered to be Bill adequate to its dross., Monday fc'nnig:J, came no the eletchon ni Mayor rir Beverley. •Fhe fr lit in nomination CHIrItrOTIIFR KILLn, Efej. the frni , fr, and JOHN Lot swtaio, Lr l . Ahl „,„cn of the After a warm (onto', the riiimh:Ts at tl e of the poll were hit Mr. Kato, I (di, and for Mi. Locs woos, t;8. Majority to, in I•vc.ir of Mi. Grin, win was thereupon declared doily dales!. 'l'. R emisormi, F.fq. wos on Tuelday el..eled to the office of Mayor of lioneader. Ihe Corpiar•fimi, preceded by the band ist mufic belongifi, , to the 1./.11- cailir Volonteem, marched m the 7 „„„•!...01 t., the Maori , n Houk, alvended be an tintLiial of rs. Lord I 'soLsv Apre•rta sit WOW for .he rir:t rime his el:tit - v. S•tterJ t) C was fworn in Mayor of the 8.4 ItAh t,t p dam, ard CruPV. Is `TI Ir.“. % , S Ltlp, :1114 WILI law G91.L.506, Ll+ • j'Atti.:i tot ..11: CITY .ELECTION. Yeilerday the poll commenced at nine in the morn ing, but during the early- part of the day, few came forward to vote. At two o'clock, however, the Li __ very began to crowd to :he Findings, and crldinued to poll rapidly until three o'clrck, when the books were doled. When the roirrhers were call op, the -•- following was found to he the hate of the pull : tAldernun Perchard - E 92 Ald-rman SI - • 44 0 AL:crman I.l:Juer - 373 The flare of the pail hying announced, WAITHMAN flood I,%rward to acldrefs the crowd c , .llea!if in front ~ 1 the Hollings, but filch was the noife and n, that a conliderable time elapfed hefote he could bt heats!, and after he did begin, I:vet al h:nteoces score 10:i from eagernefs of the one party to hear, and of the other to prevent hi , being heard. When we c.,lrld collea the purport of his fpeech, he feetned to be reprobating the dilin genuoufnefs of alderman Shaw in pretending that his only with in demanding a ballot was to preferve the order of feniority, it being a fart that almoft the whole of the Liverymen brought forward to-day by Alderman Curti-, and his other friends, had afted in direa oppoliono to loch a principle, and had given plumpers to Alderman Shaw, palling by Mr. Per• chard the fenicr Alderman ; whereas, on the other hand, the ft lends of Mr. Flower had alntoa uniform ly polled for Mr. Perchard alto. That this was not the principle on which Mt. Shaw had always aged, and that he had nut f. nnt the beginning of his politi cal career held feniority fo facred, could be proved from this circomllance, that, on the lab conteft of the •• ... Lind, hc, in the Court (1 . Aldermen, voted for the ju nior candidate. " lam far (raid Mr. Waithman), om tsilhirrg to derv! to fenivrity that refpeft to which it i. entitled ; 'Jut I cannot admit, that, on the ground of ilmiori:y alone, we are 4 .:ound to cleft persons of whom we Jo not approve, even when they have in inged and violatzl our mott ellimable rights and privileges. As I have already ftated, this is not a quaint: merely of patty or politics. All the three CA nit i . 1 te s 31 ; nor do I think that, on that 4ccount, 01,1 ought to be obit:led to, if they are otherwife fait men t but I can by no means allow that in fuch a cafe, we at e not entitled to exercife our difcretion, and clsoofe the le.ttl objeftionahle. Far be it from me to dcfire you to condemn Alderman Shaw unhcatd, or to prefunit him guilty tiil lie has had an opportunity face to face of anfwering the charges againft him, and, if, in his power, of proving his innocence. Bur, on the other hand, I am equally averfe from the idea, while hi, conduft remains unin velligated, loaded a, he is with charges of fo ferious a cloture, that we, without inquiring either into his guilt or innocence, fhould hettow on him any mark of our, layout, or, if the charges againft him he well founded, afford hint another opportunity of tramp ling upon our rights and privileges ( Load ApplaufeJ). I beg to ilium you, Gentlemen, that the exertions made by our opponent and his friends this day, have had no fuch imps-drum on my mind as to induce me, even for a moment, to deipair of final fuccefs. All that is required on your past is firmnefs to your own principleF, and a union of fentiment and exertion in behalf of thofe inellimable rights which have been fo grofsly violated.—(49paufia).—Adjourned. NCW SillsillrFS OF I.ONDON. - Yefferday, according to annual cullom, the Lord Mayor (Pi Limo), Aldermen, Sheriff's, and Livery, proce,:ded from Stationers' I Lill, and having ember k ed Oh the Thames, his LorElfhip, in the City Barg, and the Sh,:iitfs in the Barge of the Stationer's Com pany, tailed np the River. Notwithltanding the un favourable RAM of the weather, the bat ges, which were d•eti'ed out with a gecat vat iety of flag', and had mutic on board, mad.: a very handfome appear ance. As form as they reached the (lairs at Palace Yard, a fibre was fired Itom a fmall battery of can non at Lambeth. The boatmen. fervants. dry. were ornament,d with ehaible cockade , ' appropriate to the Shciiff.' liveries, the one yellow and green, and the other white and!carlet. Soon after two o'clock, the proration arrived at Palace. Stairs, Weffminflei-Biidge, and having lansi proceeded to the Court of Exchequer, NVellmin. tier-Hall. After the tifual falutations to the Bench (where the Curfitor Baron, FRANCIS MASRPE t, E'q. prefidcd), tic RACORDER adJrclied the Court nearly as follows : Mr. Ce • I rna BA R 0 N... 4 have roc honour to prefent at your /liir, George :Cello :'fu. Citizen and Datiller, and William Dorn. l'fq Citizen and Sutionzr, whom the Livery of I.ondon, in t. iiiwoon I :111,.“1,1,4, have circled to toe high and important °Eke of Sheriff. of :he City of London, and ShsriLl of the County of Nliddlefex; an °nice on which hle9y 4 .cads the prelarvati.an of the pt ace and good order of the capital of Cie Sri. tint empire; front their private z.s well as public life, they have been a (olive! of regard to their Pillow citizens, and that crrtl•tct which they have ever vat-rued, hz. 'Neu them the molt uaints real Inr the robin'. welfare; as.d,c :Ye mrlravc to allttre your l.ord fhip, they arc moll I;cmly atta 1,,e, to hi. Majefty's petit n, crown, and dirtily, and to all t!:c :ranett• of rhc Pop' Family, as well as in th..t no•I‘ s wln.ch we Lie. They th:re• fore dope. tact h. the ti.cntion of their office, they will Footed . . - - • tbo r o hlie 11... cc, to the fati•feaion of thcir tellow co:zeal." The k. colder then paid 4 tribute to the merits of the late Sheriff... who attcr.deci to render the offal account. Sr. hi, Niajelly, &c. To which the Barlow aniceer•d : I h.; hlv apt-1••or of the wh.”. tt•e rity of l.tiewho bee mJdc s.. tlrctive :hd.: two ticialenten to s h o .or s .- Tre fcvrral writs were then r:ad, and di,: Sheriff. an. their dcp0t . ...4 took the 4141 oaths. TIJC !;:Ploir Alderman, w ho had not paired the Chair (Mr. A t.t v as then called to perform the homality (..ccordiog to attci::ot c•ittom) of the fcr vice o: Arc ik:ng the dicks, counting the horfe the 110, tcr &c. ; a I.rv;•c, tinder vrhich the city of I...itdott h..hh a 1 9 :1 , t lot charter. The kcciircicr Oleo, in the runic of the Sheriff , rriitiellcd the honour of the Barisn'. company ta din ner at St.itinecre ; but hi, Lordthip declined the incitati..n. 'rhe pr,ccflicii, after thcfc cc•cm-niet. again em- I) irked in tl.tii vcral whi; t,e band played thc Kin," .i:id a ( , lute ni t cis gilt', ass icpc 41c.1 1.. 111 the cy , et , itnca In BLACK 111.41 ' s urti :lc the flax c crc in vrai: MAI:. they pt 1 1 - lone • , td%r rticr rrt l't, to S: HAr. where a rlloii JAL! .Ie I.l!r.palccl by D 714•11.“. • ;ilk ' NAU7IC.IL r.vI7I,LIGENVIL MAILS THIS DAY.—Mind Ed 1• DulAin Watsrford Vat ARR DUE. AM . I I Hansbargh • •' o s Gotsaibursh o • PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 29.—Came in the Hato, of 74 guns, from the ChAnnel Fleet, to refit; alfo the L - k4Alc W(lgand, 1111,HNIBERO, front Stockholm, fcr this port. PORTSMOUTH, OCTnifil I.—Arrived the camper- down, LEATH, from Newcaille, bound to Jamaica. S. 012 d the Ellcn and the Aks t-anfport, under con voy of the Pic Mr cutter, fot GJerofey. Came into harbour the Plume' or WALES, and the Bt [MHtbet men of war. Ocronva ANTSLDSS frigate, Capt. Bazr LY. for Holely Bay. Came down from Sheer nefs, the Cu R Lew (loop of war, and remains Hi tie Downs with the UTRECHT and the larsaziasa - men of war ; PENELnek and l'A alarms frigates; the armed defence (hips ; and the coppered armed tranf ports as per laft. Wind Ealltity. YARMOUTII.OOTOSID I.—Arrived here from Chart tiana, with dealt, the Buxton, Wm. GARDIISIL, and from Wyburgh, with ditto, the Yare, Jao. Nue ;toss ; the Lvrx flonp of war has fent in here the Dolphin, Ntes LAM BkRG mailer, from Stockholm, blittod to Calais, laden with pitch and tar. Sailed the Brrsar cutter. Remain in the Road one (hip of the line and two frigates.—Wind S.E. a light breeze. LEITH, Si.rr. 29.—Sunday failed from Leith Roads the CHI frigate. Captain ADAMS, on a cruize.—M..nd I y failed from Leith Roads,the Chap. 'flan armed ladiaman, having on board the 14th re giment of referve, for the pore. Wednefday, failed the Dieu:Fs:cc armed lhip, Captain Kra, with the trade for the Baltic. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Clt A W 7.1 E 1:1, SE Pr. 3o.—Palled by the C.nnurerce. Clare ; 11 , n • Merrylal,, and the Baron Ntlfun, Tortter, from Malta; Fa:ry, Lce, from Snit 'ma ; Merryman, ----, from the River Plata; A -bill. t, y, Mary and Charlotte, Herron, and the Jan.es. Bow., rin , from l'eturfbiu gh . ; Emily, llanfenr, from Norway; Aeu dee. Hanfon, from Hambro'; St. John, Carter, Elizabeth. Price, Two Brother., and the Two Silt ers, Barry. (rem Memel; Friends, SutNertml, from Pillau ; Catharine,—.ww. from Chriftiana Bcn Tontine, Freeland, BeniamM, Radar. Danes zic Farewell, —, Ptg;y, Tartlet-, Thetis, Arnaftsonr. Plower, Concord, Beatty:, GuiLlford, Btygh, and the Cygnet! Cameron, from Dantziel Sailed the liahrtta, Oven, for Char leftnn ; Dolan, St.h..mc, for Cadiz; Pull, Garnet, ILabellas kohlon, and I I —, fur Peva:lbw/h. GRAVEST n n, Oc:rou,a I.—Puffed by the John and Sally, Hen., from I.eghnrn ; Oufluve, Enilinrgh ; and the Orlon, Cadres. from Bareelona.—Suiled the 'llsornas Willba,TotoFititsa, for Vie. ginta ; Airtander, Street ; Hobe, Pearfon,for I'o.uuuecu, Vrcuid. (chap, Barnard; Juffrow Deddie, De Vries; and the Good Ho;w., Emit, for Endstlen. We are happy to announce the arrival of the homeward-bound Baltic fleet off Scarborough. The Apollo, GARLUTT, from Peteftburgh ; and the Hope, Terrost.c. from Dantzic, are put into Whit by, having feparated from the Beet about ten days ago on the coati of Norway, in a violent gale of wind. Two days after they fpoke the fleet frogs Hull, bound to the Baltic, all well. The Swat. FA R 'MAN, from London, bound to the Baltic, foun dered in the North Seas on the 24th ult. but the crew were laved. IXTRACT OF A I.ETTPR FROM AN OFFICER OT KU MA. JESTY'I SHIP LA CHIFFONNE, TO HIS FRIENDS 11l FDINIVRGII, DATED/AMGEN, JULY 26, 1804 : o In my La, which I was forced to cowhide fo abruptly, 1 leo formed you of part of our proceedings. On Sunday td► June we left the Et halion, watching the corvette stancher at the Mitigate of three miles from her, and we failed •o cruise at lea to iuterespt her, in cafe (Sc Could cfcapc the Battalion. On the Tuefday Arr. St. Fans, a Frenchman who commands ber,and Ryles hinsfelf Or neral,fent a Bag of truce to the &Italian, (pretending to ham gm was the Chiffonne. though be teEll knew the bad failed), with a challenge to Captain Adam, citrates to r o torn and engage us, if Captain A. would giv: his honour ea other !kip would OW es, at the fame time upbraiding Captain A. of breaking the nentralitp, by chafing him to clufely, adding, if his Nett bad been Neel, be never would have put hint to that trouble. Captain Stewart re• tumsd a verbal nefiage, that we were at lea waiting for him, acid if be failed he could nut mils us, tiding, that the Ethalkin wee of the lime rate as the Chilionue, and was very meth at his finvket this Mr Micur Le General thought proper to dean. • o To convith, you the Uow had no intention of lighting, {Stall only fay. shot whcii we arrived at Bergen, we found three two large Dutch corvettes; we anchored within bail of them, and remittal there nearly two weeks, during whirl, time St. Faux never draw•. cal of th.dleoglitr us. and whim one of the corvettes failed, WAS well aware we voila not toil -her her unfit twenty-four hours had chpfed without breaking the neutrality. As Lien asthat time bad eapfe.l, we failed from egen to take a Ration to intercept the remaining one, our Cor.ful at Bergen giving us duty intelligence.— St. Faux at bill. finding a fair opportunity, as he thought, failed, and as foot. as w•c r.Lesived intelligence of it, width wan Ic three hours, we inn edistely let ►f in purfult of him, and got fo near Lin., ;la t he vs oblige Ito go within the rocks. The links of the neutrality are, I believe,' rnitewithout them For three weeks be tried to aiude our vigilance without sired, and at loft was fo alarmed by nut coraint purfuit of him, that he landed Come of his gusts to turn' a battery, giving out lot his rcafon, that he expeeted we would attack him. For this grofs viotit len of the twat raltty he vris feocrelF rtrfi mandcd by the novernot of !Sergio, IN.lonneur Haber', who its. &Indy ordered hi• sung on board, and added, that hia rondudt formed a lltia,nat cortralt to that of the Brttith Captais,'A A Da rt& corporal ant twnfoldicri were font m, b Ard le report If M. St. F..' Mould think proper to tuft again fo Impropetiy-uyet this fame paper fightirg hero, after prAutning to clialknge tuy with.,ut ercr Mtendin;; it, kft hi, cores ttc itz the harbour shoot forty miles -m Bergen, !tripped h.•r of her ri;ging, under the charge of a mart and twenty mcr., and is nuw traveirn; ovcriand to 11,::,r. t. He may certainty t!a•.k himfelf foranate It he arrive there, at Mt. Gras, the trr.iftiCui.fulinformed nit yrntrtlai.t:oat air G o e rt r or had fret rune-s to a at-ft hint, a• he hl hill:A three or four &ales r,tt the rola, and raufed to pay for them." The I.linwl h.IV ' , V, (1, ana (717? Iran Pnetf. mon - h. •17.-1 •..t.:P. Chip. 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