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ates ; on the contrary, we are perfuad ovinsyca Rtould entruft to you the Go the States of Wurtemberg, confidering bee fromvvery foreign influence, the re vereign in their whole extent, you would perfeveraoce of our Eledor ; you would e the wifdom of his views, and you would ged to us for haviog, in the prefent not only augmented the luare of the vile, bat maintained its rights in the in- We cannot either give an anfwer to your n i n regard to the debts for it is as offe mouth ofa fon, as it is ill adapted to a e thorough knowledge of which w nted you from mentioning it. As n*ttou of : find ourfelves obliged to tell you, with Ron of his Highnefs your father, that no right to employ towards us offenfive and exprelfions, which we beg you will difpenfe ture. We think it our duty to conjure you, krvants of the State to which you belong. hing fcred in heaven and on earth, by the t a owards a father, uot to aggra a te the f• on de confequences of the relation in which towards his Highnefs, your father ; ban& ✓ heart, remove from your conduit every t may ferve to deltroy bonds tonfecrated by id by Paov Wailes, and of which the effeEt in s : to bring on the irreparable lofs o your - a nquillity : invoke the grace of your fathe r r, : art you have again wounded, and endeavou iforgivenefs of the paR, and to as in fuck a that if Goa mould difpofe of the life of ood our S ov ereign, fooner than of youn, every g a fucceffor if Wurternberg m ay CaCtfa in you of his father. ' Eleaoral Prince has left Fraoce to lin Laft montit he ar rived at the Court of trave Flo- HEISE, OCTOIIIIII t t.—Letters from Berlin If the arrival of a Ruffian Courier in that city, ifpatches which announce that the Emperor lia has refuted the invitation made to him by urt of London , to c o-operate in the war againft vibes in a . But if Rua, add there I ffl meafure to maintain its neutrality, the cafe is to fame with the King of Sweden. For while has refaced to fuller his troops to be in the pay gland, the King of Sweden is going C to place loufand men at the difpofal of the Cabinet of on, in confequence of a confiderable fubfidy. re, however, allured that the Sates of his Swe llajeßy, who have been indirealy informed of ircumftance, have feat a Courier to Stralfund Form the King, that if he carries this meafnre execution fo contrary to the impels of h;sch coon they will oppnf it by all ;hog mans whithe lab Conaitution has put into their power. mat°. SEPT. ; I A very important paper has publilbed here, confilling of a (hort in Am e rica tion it different trials made by phyficians 1 which it appears bey i ond all d o ubt that friaion common oil is an excellent remedy for the yet. fever, united with the other means hitherto tut ted, according to t he Rate of the patient, and rr circumßances. A trial made of this i'emedY Aetna itfelf, in the beginning of the prefent year. e eeeeee be mentioned : General Ranee, Commarr it of the SwiCs regiment of the fame name, employ it on bimfelf and foldiers, and did not lore a fingle In of the i6oc., ot whom his corps con fi fts, which is more to be wondered at, as there men were born &etiolate fo different from that of Malaga. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Codas, money, 5811 —ditto, for scr-Sgif—'°nolon al 9' PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ink Stock 166{ 168 167} 5 per Cent. 1797, pStil per Cent. Red. Ann.s7o L o ng Ann. ,6 25-i 6 1 7 per Cent. CantAn.sllfg India Stock 1 7 7 1 17$ 41/1 Orantunt 71 prom per Cent. 73 , per Cent. Navy gol gift Cana for ace. 0111 Orders were feat laft night from the Admiralty to 1 Deal for the Blockading Squadron, to proceed off Boulogne, and to kee p 4 that port, to wa tch the movements of the enemy's flotilla, Government having received information that a otovement is about to take place. A letter from Lifbon Rates, " that the infurreEtion near Bilboa was not the momentary refinance to any new aft, of oppreffion on the part of the Spanilh Go vernment, but the refult of a deep laid plan to drat a revolution in Spain, fimilar to that in France. — There, as every where elfe upon the Continent, are o numerous , unprincipled , and ambitious men, wh, feeing the fuccefs of French rebels, and encouraged by the example of the fortunate Corfican, believe themfelves denined to be the Bo AAAAAAA s of their refpetlive countries, to ufurp the throne of their So vereigns, and to fuppott, like him, their ufurpa tions, by accomplices, by gaols, racks, and fcaf fulds. An Admiral and a General are reported to be the romititi/ chiefs of the revolt of the Bifcayans. It was meditated fo long ago as when 'toka BO AAAAAAA was Ambultadto in Spain, in t fictt , who then procured promotion for the former. The peace with England, which loon followed that between France and Spain with Portugal, caufed it to be laid afide until a more convenient feafon. The Court of Madrid was well aware of a confp irac y againft it, fupported by France. This was one of Thalrincipal c cau has fes of the many pecu niar y and poltifacrifis it made to continue its neutrality. There would not, however, have prevented the Bouasmrs in Spain from already Owing the &May of thofe in France, hail not a family dif.agreement among the Boma ?ACr t 1 procured them a refpite. It is reported that the Spaniel Government are in poffernon of the whole plan foe elating a revolution, and a change L of dynaßy in Spain wcU as in Naples, and that ip mit OUT Itsfe. aced 1 ilif , Ilify nani- of the tray BONAPARTS is dellined to the throne cf the former, and lowa BONAPARTII to that of the latter kingdom. The Speak confpirators had accredited agents at Paris, whom the Spanifh Ambaffador there, Admiral Gaariwa, has demanded to have delivered ttp, but who, notwithltanding the fees and frank: of the French poli ce, have wally difappeared . Among the papers in the power of the Court of Madrid, is laid to be a letter from T LLLLL asap to the rebels, telling them, that for fettered regime, the Emperor of the Preach defir es them to intipaa. dick efforts t h e recovery of their Derry until a comma or, or a peace with Great Britain' In Portugal and in Spain it is generally believed that BotrAPIATI meditates an overthrow of all thrones occupied by Bouitaoms, and to give them to his brothers and other relatives. The appointments of the Military Amballidors, Bova amorist.' and Lasmss , to the Courts of Madrid and Lifbon, is thought not to be unconnetta with this c onfpiracv. Copies of t he dircovered papers are re ported to have been fent to Naples, Vienna, and St. " Peterfburgb. A letter from Spain has the following remaikable patrage : ss You will be furpriged to hear that fo weak a Government as ours mould eater into a difpute with the United States of Am erica, and upon loch eztra ordinary grounds. When Louifiana was ceded to France, it was generally underftood that the ceffios was abfolute, nor could it be imagined that the Spa. With government would have taken any exception to whatever difpofition might be afterwards made of it. It u to the grand Intriguer, the Difturber of Eon*, that all the mifchief which has been made is to be traced. Bo AAAAA ra gave the Cabinet .of Madrid to underftand, that he accept.:d of Louifiana, only to enable him to prote& more effeaually the Spanifh colonies againfl the !lentil of England and North America, and to Rrengthen the alliance between the two great Catholic P owers of Europe, to whom he was in hopes Ihortly to be able to add the kingdom of Ireland. He had fcarcely obtained the ceffion, than, hit porpofe to difcoocert and' dithers the Spanifh Government, In entered into negociations for its tale with the American Agents. A compees. fatly* of a very Ifferesa hied war at lily project! by BOSAT&ltTiteAist loon as he bad aanally, tranf p . ferred the yto the Americana, be fet his fpies and creatures at work to ioftil jealoufies into the Spa n& Government, refpeaiog the defigus of America. Even forged letters were fubmitted to certain Ferrous in Spain, as having been intercepted; and Anne per foos of very high rank were perfoaded that the 1 mines of Mexico were the real objea with the here tics, while they pretended to nesociate foi Louifiana. At the fame time he faintly encouraged the Ameri. ems to extend their views to the Florida% in order the more completely to excite the jealoufy of a Go• ye:wan be wifhes to ruin, ss We are alio (honey petfuaded, that the diflur bailees in Bifesy were excited by the Agents of Bo- SATAILTZ j and that, like s genuine traitor, be betray ed the rebels whom he bad encouraged. is If you with to know the motive for there in trigues, I will give it you in a few words : he Ins long been more than fufpetted of a defign to annibi• late the prefent dynafty, and to place one of his bro. then on the Spanifh throne, fubordinate to his au. thority as Emperor of the Well. The more Spain is involved in perplexities, external as well as internal, the greater facility will be afforded for the scam pahment of his black (tensor. Be affured, that he withes for nothing more than to drain Old Spain of all her forces to protett her American Colonies, and he will then fend an arm y , under fome pretext of quelling an intimation, which be can cafily excite, who will diffolve the prefent Government as unable to take care of the country, and he will then do what he pleafes. It is conjeaured that our Government is aware of the defigns of this all-yrahtias man—but what can they do ?" The remainder of the letter contains a thort view of the prefent Cabinet of Madrid, and of the politics of the Spanifh Court, which, however, it would not be proper to publith ; and concludes with a with that Come arrangement could be made with the Courts of London and Peterfburgh, as the foundation of an alliance, which might Pave the kingdom of Spin from impending ruin. Other reports that are circulated refpeaiog and even commented on by our contemporaries, on of a very ftngular nature. We cannot follow then in their laboured fpeculations, many of which are vo d of foundation. We can only repeat what Ise Rated yetlerday, that a Great grfonage isthat has leas Loefustd. Of the cattle which produced this at, or the probable confequences that may fella from we cannot (peak at prefent. Oa Monday morning, her MAJISTY t and the Prin. 1 ccffcs ELlZasurw, Au cusva, and Mass, took as airing to Frogmore. Yefterday mnrning..his Maim, andhis duals t e tendants rode to the right of Aleut Heath, sod got the Earl of SANDWICH and a number of Gentlest, Spoofing's. Soon after his Maim,' arrived, the royal deer was turned out of the cats for the 61 i diverGon. Prioceffes SOPHIA and AMILIA, ACCOMPanied " the Duke of KENT and Lady A. Cu is AAAAAA DI tO 4 an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. The Hon. Wewan HILL. M. P. for ShraWfba r li is appoints Brit& Envoy at Ratilon. GIBRALTAR. to the !fres, of Mahlon, arrived at Plymouth, from Gibraltar, are the following pailingers : Mr. Ralph Foreman, wife, and child ; Mr. William Jaye, wife, and chtld ; Mr John Catton and wife ; Mr. John Canon. Jan• Mr. Po. IgrDonnoilzue ; Mr. Joleph x llfon ; Mr. Charles Natt ; )Ir. Ralph Philip, and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore. AXTAACT or A LETTER :•1110P4 GIARALTAA, DATED OCTOBIsR 10. es Our fituation becomes more and more truly dreadful and melancholy, and it does not appear to receive much benefit by removing, as many who left the Gattifou on the fin it attack have fines rclapfed in the Bay, and fallen victims to the Fever. Among the late deaths may be enumerated, Mr. GALA°, the Imperial Conful ; Mr. FREDERICK RALEIGH : Mr. isensow, brother to the Judge; Mr. NUGENT, mgh Pro&or. • ' • " The Contagion catches all ranks, and few that are feverely attacked efcape , with life. What adds co our golfer,' is, that we cannot get any affiftance, ess all fervants, on appearance of a lick mit% in the boufe, immediately run away; and for tome days pall people could barely be collated to bury the dead. We have only the chance of cold or bad weather fetting in to drive away or diffipate the in heed air that Ihrrounds us." In another Letter from Gibraltar the following particulars are Rated— , “ The dreadful malady .with which this place is steed, was introduced by means of about 20 Spa ' bleeds getting in undikovered by the guards. They 'took up their refidence in firm; tenements on the 'rewires of Mr. WILLIAM BOYD' and foon after Iz of them died, and the Proprietor of the premifes and his wife flsared the fame fate. It was loon afcertained that they were part of the people who had in a fit of defperation forced their way through the cordon of troops placed round Malaga, to prevent the in trodueron of the diforder into other parts of the counts,. If a guard had been placed round thefe predsifes at this juncture to prevent the diforder com municating to other parts of the town, its fatal ef fats might have been prevented from becoming fu general. • " A (man vac!, in which about thirty of the in. habitants had embarked fur Oran to efcape the ma lady, was picked up at lea with only three perfons in if, the raft having died of the Peftilence, which bad broke out among them loon after their departure." In contelyeenee of the alarming fickners which 11111 prevails at Gibraltar, a Medical Staff has been ordered to the Miditetranean , Two, Asperienced Army Pityficians, Fellows of the Ruyal tallege. Tel Lowtand Dr. Born ss, have been kittied for this fervice. . 1 The late General BARNETT will be long lamented i es a Soldier and Gentleman, for his urbanity to his ' equals and his humanity to his inferiors. He was the fon of -- BAR NOTE", Efq. of Bedfordfhire, and the , n e phew of Mr. Baitasrr, the banker, of Lombard •" *reet. On Monday latl the Heads of tht Synagogues in London had a meeting to alleviate the diftrelres of the remaining part of the families who have Coffered fo much by the contagious fever at Gibraltar, when they collated about fi x hundred pounds, for the be sevolent porpofe; and a far greater fum is expeeed to be railed. A French family has jolt arrived in town from Bourdeaux. From their report it appears, that the tnoft tyrannical and vexatious arras have lately taken place in that city, and likewife at Nantz. No lefs than five hundred perfons, molt of whom are merchants, and even waggoners, have been taken up and imprifoned in thole towns. The exalt reafon of thefe oppraGve meafores they are at a lots to explain; but the terror ;minded by them, hat occafioned their precipitate flight from a place where the innocent and guilty are confounded, and where even induari cue poverty endeavours in vain to ply its ufeful la- bolds. The following civil appointments have taken place by order of his Excellency the Governor of Ceylon : At ex anare Wood , Vq. to be Paymafter General. Al e:an der ASA Itfq. to be Agent of Revenue and Commerce foe the diftrie of Colombo. Richard Plafkett, Ffq. to be Deptity Secretary to Government. and Secretary to the Council. Edward Tolfrry, Efq. to be Regida of the High Court of Ap- peal and CommiSoner of Stamps. John George Kirby, Efq to be Collator of Sea CO outs for the Port of Colombo. Mr. Francis Smith, to he Firft Cleric in the Tr..afory Office. All thefe appointments were to take place on the 111 January, 1804. on The Board of Revenue and' Commerce ceaced the 3111 December, ,803, and on the ad January, tSO4., a new Board was to be condituted, conaing of the following Members : The Chief Secretary to Government to be the Preillenr. The Vice Treaforer--Tbe Paymaßcr General—The Atcoant• ant General, to be Members. Henry Pourney, MT to be Secretary. The recent legacy of pool. to Mr. Fox, makes the (um bequeathed to him, within the Lilt three years, between eight and goad. two of the tellators being perfonally unknown to him. There tributes to genius and virtue, are undoubtedly honourable to both the living and the dead. An eminent Solicitor is (aid to have drawn the wills of five of his clients, who be. queathed fours to Mr. Fox, excee ding twenty thou. (and pounds, of whom two of the parties have not the fiightell acquaintance with that Gentleman. Of Lord Cm sowoe r m, we uoderlland, that Mr. Fox had no other knowledge, than that Noble Perfon's voting in the Houle of Lords with Mr. Fox's Biala. The Mit's BANISTER, to whom Lord CMCDWORTM has Iseqathed a legacy, is not, we underßand, the daughter of the late CHARLIS 13AMMISTIR ; but of the late Mr. JAMES BAMIITER, r9rmcrly a reffae&chle played in the Nor wich Theatrical Company, who Frankly to GAIPAICK'S kinser. Beaao.—Yellerday the Matter and Wardens of the worfhipful Company of Baker. waited upon the Lotto Maims at the Manton Houle, (which will be the 101 l in the prefent Mayoralty) relative to the (ci ting the Axe of Bread, which his Lordfbip, after in (petting the rneaiweighers reports, ordered to be ad vaned half an affi ze, or one penny in the peck lo af, to take place to-morrow. The quartern loaf will then be fold for one fhilling and a penny halfpenny and one °idling houtehold. SPOETINC INTELLIGENCE. the well•known pack of harrierskept by R. A is on sw, Efq. of Harleftone Park, Northamptonfhire, had on Monday Winne of the feverelk days perhapsever record ed fo early in the feafon. After two very good runs, killing the firfi hare, and preffing the fecond in fuch degree as to compel her to Leek refuge in a chain, the proprietor ordered the hounds to a gorfe covert, in the Lordfhip sit Eaft Haddon, where they immedi ately found. Puts, difdaining the prefcribed circles generally taken by her timid race, boldly challenged the fleet pack , to a but of arength over an extent of country apparently lirange to each other, leaving and difperfings for a confiderable period, even the flifteft horfes of the field. After traverfing an unnfual difiance, the bent her courfe towards Alt horp Park, making three defperate efforts to attend the wall, which her firength not enabling her to accom plith, the dirated her courfe to her once fancied peaceful i halsitition,balt where the was not fuffered to remain many feconds. Seeking her falai in' flight, again the broke covert, and after an hour and twenty minutes ma (evere running, fortune decreed her a refpite in the fill pf a very heavy (bower of rain. A well-bred valuable mare, rode by the huntfman, died in a few hours after the Taft run. MATCH AGAINST 1:1,41. —Lieutenant FAMMAN is laid to be the Gentleman who was lately mentioned to have made a bet of one hundred guineas, to In a dfilance of fisty miles on Toot, in fourteen fucceflive hours, within a fortnights having choke of ground, and giving twelve hours pi cvinus notice. The match, we underitand, was made nn !Sfttirday fetnnight ; his time will tonfequently expire on Eritley nen. He is now at Newmarket in training, to which neighbour hood, it is ranoured, he will perform the undertaking. Bets are running high agAintt him—five to three, and even two to one ale offered in all direaidns. Dublin t Watcrfani • lAst INDIA SHIPPING. • • • Previous tattle IA China fleet leavinf Canton, Spanifb frigate had arrived there from Manilla, w4l:t a very confiderable quantity of fpecie on board, Ls • longing to the Spanifh Government The Captaitt Rated, that a very valuable Spaniai galleon was to fail from Manilla in rebrnary or March lab for chin,. We learn from Bombay that advices had been ceived from the Northward, Rating that during •• tremendous gale of wind, feveral boats had perillsesi I amongtl others one from Baroach bound to Bombay with Mr. John Turner, of the Gazette Office. wizl a craw and paffengers amounting to upwardi of tcc people on board, was totally loft feveral pack tges fent. by that conveyance from Bombay, had been walked on (bore and forwarded agreeably to thtit direftions. A letter from an Officer on board his Majefl 's fhip 13 iffalo, dated off Prince of Wales's Mane, in December lA, Rates, that—" After leaving Fo, jackfon they touched at Amboyna to take in %vote , They failed from thence in September, when there were no Dutch (hips of force in the Sound. About fix weeks before their arrival a Commodore with duce frigates failed for Ternate. and in endeavouring to pats round the Weft end of the Mind, the Comme dore's (hip was hove on fhore by the fwell in a calm. and totally io it—her guns and part of her !totes were fared. tile other two frigates, it was underflood. were to go to Batavia. Amboyna was garrifoned by part of a regiment, in which, except the odicers, were ver7 few Europeans. In the month of Jannatylafl,alarge French fchooner failed front Rangoon, in ate Eaft Indies, bound to France, having on board a valuable cargo of bale goods, that had been landed there from a (hip under Danifh colours, which velfel had failed again with a cargo of rice for Madras. The fcbooner was to touch at the Hie of Frat.ce for her inal orders. Another French wird was fitting out there to carry a cargo of the fame kind to France, which, it was underftood. the Danith flUp would-in like manner bring from Madras under Danifh colours, as loon as the could dirpofe of her rice at that Preidency. We learn, that the particular. of this traffic and conduit of neutral veffels had been fully difelofed to the Governor General in India, wbo, no doobt, has by this time taken fuch meafures as will afatually prevent a repetition of this illicit trade. DtstaintlTioN SDP PRIZE-MONET. . La Nymphe, for the capture of the Two Brothers. July 3. 1793. will be paid an Thuriday the Bth hat at No yo ; . Great Amid. Rae, 81430110 nm, and recalled for three years. The floop Moucheron will be paid for the Farah Takla Ms Atria, la Leda, ands Providence, captured Nov. ti. Ito:, es board, on her Arrival in port, and recalled at No. as , Warm-firm/4 rhillaury, for three years. To the Boadicea, for the emture rf the French privateer , ' l'Eur rive and IA Vatoor, captured pth June and 24th November, a MS [reburied) yew be made on board the chip on her snail is port, every Turiday and Friday for three years at Nos telealart's To the gun-brig Vino, for the capters of the French manioc la Lyooefe, December 7, 1803, a diftributloo will bs made as bc.ard the Vixen, at Yarnmuth, on her arrival in port ; and every Tirefday and Friday for three years by the Agents. To the Doris, for the capture of tits French tripe la Nympare. 4th Item, 1803,14 Oncorde, lo the fame mortal, and la Prurience, Jolt , 28, 1803, a dillation will he made on ha arrival in poet, acdevcry MouilayandSaturdly for three yearsat Vlymptcm,,Devore FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gi season Nov. 6.—Palled DJ the Vrow Melßaa, Cabot,. from Arrifterdi:m ; Fatherlandett, R eptile*, from Noevory; Pro- vidence, Murdock, from Longfound; Sifters, Wintenhihms; and the Ada.. Harris, from Peterfloirgh..--Sailed the Atlas. Richards, for Barbados s ; Marc, Bundle, fur Gibraltar ; Sgbd the Twe Gebroders, Hacklin, for RiVED. RoacriAm. Aft In the Met, the Patty, Oftle; Venus, Wills: Commerce. Walker; Rolla, 011 k; Iris, Mob; Jenny, --. ; Levant, Dry. den, and the Bad& Volunteer, --.,1 from Dentate : James, Al. l e n, a nd the Howard, Davis , from Me i sel; Thalia, Jones; Br chael, Billiton ; Mentor. Herat Nelty, Reid t Cfiriftelthers Dowers ; Britith Caron, Ander:pa; sod the Helena, Itmeht ; te e m Petcrflameh...-At Roebefter, Cortes, Clain& from ditto — M Portfm.itah. ,Imo. Radilen. from Venice; Am, ' Tayiur, from Mcni:i. ; Ea:. Bets; Batte y and bast,. — , and the Marie, Confeler. from Gihrsi t4 r—At Darutrouth, Bee Davis. from Pri -I.rmu—A; Briall. Petrnoirils, ---, from ditto—At Leith, MI. nenva, Walter, from Rii,a, and the H.mard, Davidfon. tram Pe ! rekburgh--At Harnich.L.m.lon Paclat. Brack, fr.m Peteriburei At Ipiwieh, Betty, Hunt. from ditto—At Hull, Nancy, 'UWE,- fon, from Memel--At Koninjbargh, Orb. Andirfon,trom Lao don-.-At Jamaica, Lincoln, lit.uton, and the Hanard, —, frogs ditto—At Barbadoea. Chard, Crook. from Britlol--At St. The. ma:s, Auna Maria, I.yfori, from ditto. 'the Charlotte, Erick, from Wild for Ernialen,is as Chart OW lyminzton. The I it...ling, Chart , tte, from Tonnlngen for Seville, Is 00 Mn ne-r klem.7^l.. Carlo land,,'. 'the (Icor, Rippers, from Dantakk for London. is MI Mrs near Yarmouth. The '''rouht:rige, Gebroders, ftmn Vakntla (or Endaiwt, boa foimdemi at Li. The Amity, Pearce, from Danmic, is arrived In the Humber. wa. brought to nn the ad intent, 'about is hingocs front f lamborough He.d by a French privateer, mounting az guns, hp pifol tab.; comnasnliii by Blackman. The Eury.licc, Gibrodcrs, from Valentia for Embden, ia flanre near Mogen, 6. Th e &Ilona French pr;t 4 teer. mounting 30 guns, is non the poi= of failing from Bouraleaus on a cruise. 1:011g. 1 , I: g in at lizAd. a ccL,1:::1 Information has been received that a }Lillian Blip of war has been obferved to pals at the back of the Goodwin Sands. She is probably bound for Portf mouth. Lieuterants READ and SHIRLEY are appointed to the rzipeetiOe commandsof the Haus , and GELLAIIT gun-brigr, fitting at Chatham. Captain T. SMITH is appointed to the Pasmr LASS ; LlCUttliAllt T. Buacmas., to the NIATILDA and Lieut. R. Patcl4, to the Gtoa v. One of our cruizers fome days (ince hoarded an Ame' ican lions Bourdeaur,the people of which fated hit all the troops and gun boats which •were bard at that port have been fent to Breit. Spanoth vefels which had taken in cargoes at B deans were unloading under apprehenfion of a v at w,tli Eng'.and. The F.:ill-India Company have prohibittd the im p• rt eh!, of walking canes, with fwords in them, into ..ny of t!'eir :et; lentents abroad. Advantage feerns to he token of the lire tne tri.aife 11. c prier i.f every article of Weil India p ~duce. t pet cent. entree 5 pet cast. There Wa , : . tilenr t O alt_tation in the f carton. A l..ltcy limn New V•••I, to a it Edin jra,•mo: 11 , 11srary a and Ili% Lady are % .c rot a nrw coach, and, nntwi.hd , .. %Log hi. eac.lon-rt trim Imperial Hr. (port' a Crown ',Finn it &am %%a ; :.1 lately el. en c.i a 14110 t h;rngh the wh,•lc c t :rtti.ig i nto eiraft,g the t.:toti% a, a.,d painting, KAUTICAZ , INTALLIGENCE. MAILS •TRI DAY.--Wind LN. IL •aa. VOL •au DVZ. 0 $ I Hamburgh O s • - • i -- _ PrarmouTit poem, Nov. 4.--Capt. NaSH AM is.ap pointed to aft in tfte • Fourtroyant (or Capt. Pun er, until he recoveei Vront the effeds of his late accident. Remain in Cawfand Pay the Foudroyant, 84, Rear Admiral Sir THOMAS Gnarls, Capt. NESHAM ; olofilis, 74, Capt. Mott los ; Repulfe, 74. Captain LEGGE ; Montague, 74, Cant ! Orwar ; Mutinous, 74 , Capt. Sir CHARLES HAVIILTO/1; COUtAgCUI. 74, Capt. YSPYLPS t. Thunderee, 7+, Capt. BEDFORD Minotaur, 74. Capt. Manaetzus; Terrible. 74, Capt. Lord Ham PAULIT.—The Thunders is going to tea this?fternoon, to join the Channel Fleet. The Fondroyant fails on Tdefelay, for Rochefort, on which (Winn Sir THOMAS GRATIS is to relieve Vice Admiral COLLSNOWOOD. PL**OUTH • Nov. s.—Came in the Choice, Captain CLARK, from Cadiz. bound to' London, laden. with hides, tallow, &c. t the failed the 16th Oftober, a' which time there were (wily three Britifh veffels left in that port ; the TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, was cruizing off Cape Sr. Vincent's on the 2 zel Oftober. Came in the Neutrality, Captain Etaa son , from Porfground, laden with timber and deals, for this port ; and the Fortuna, Captain Ds toss, from London, bound to St. Michael's, laden with barons merchandize. Cainein the Effezof MaItIen,GEORGV BETTS, from Gibraltar, for London ; the failed thence the t ith Oc tober, with the fleet sander convoy of the NARCISSUS. On board this veltel are a number of paffengers from Yefterday the LORD Mayo' gave a dinner to Sir Gibraltar. SION ST SMITH and a ' , age party, and in the evening the LADY MAYORESS e mettaitted he. friends with a .. Came in the Aid, Captain Jiro. TAYLOS., from ball and limpet. The faloon was elegantli lighted Meffina, bound to LOMILIII, with various merchan- , up by Patrick. . . dife i a Stsanifh thip, from the Havannah to Cadiz*, A new after-piece, called the Two Pril;:aerr. was detained by the Mascaras a frigate: the latter is gone !ter r e , read in the Green Room at Drurylane up tunn e l w i th the Mediterranean fleet, and are Theatre, in which Mr. Et-Liston and Mrs. Joenar r• •• have principal cliaraElers. . fuppoled to have reached St. Helen's. poarsostrin, Nov. 6.—Arrived the EVRTALUS The Royal arartments in Windfor Cattle are nearly ft'gate from the weftward. Sail ed the P AAAAA GANET finned. The number of perfons who have been ad - mitred to view them within the lati two months, have man of war to join the Channel fleet ; ADAMANT greatly impeded the progrefs of the workmen. The man of war for the Downs; baorasna frigate for • Princefs EIItABATH'S apartments are adorned and Guernfey ; Caacrsß gun brig on a cruize ; Tat fitted up under the tafteful diteetions of her Royal Rune and Livstor frigates; Raves brig of war;— ' • Highnefs. The Frincefa has chofen for her bed , chamber, the apartment bellow the eaftern battle ments next the centre of the terrace walk, which has with the Prevoyante and Camel (lore !hips, and a long been admired for its romantic fituation, from large fleet under convoy, for Oporto, Liibon, and the the circumftance of its having a kind of parterre; or Mediterranean. Came into harbour the SPIDIS bri Pieceof garden ground , ra iled as a terrace on alevel I; with the chamber. In this l ittle f p nt the Princelt of war and the A j ax tranfport. Wind N. E. EarzAsziat, who is not a novice in botany, intends DEAL, Nov. 6.—Remain in the Downs, the Mo ,to plant that (caret and beautiftd creeping exotic, the nerd), Utrecht. Leopard, Inflexible, and Ardent, , prgolaria oilimal men of war ; Antelope, Rnmney , Cella r, and Chem ' A e.: pe dora t ment took place, a few days fince at Brigh- pion, ft agates ; Cruizer, Curle w, Dart, and °relies, ' ton, that has caufed a g ood deal of converfation n o f war ; Fury on la mong the fatbionables at that p lace, with the addi- Hoops Bold, and Rifleman gun br i g s ; a fleet of d Sulphur bombs ; Ma llard, tion of a little fcand al. It ha pp ened at a great honk Tyg refs, not a hundred Miles from the Lodge. As loon as aimed defence Ups ; and leveret gun brigs, cutters, the eircumllance was known, the faMily fervent' were Sec. in Walmer Roads. Wind S. W. difpatched in every direftion, in fearch of the fugi- Livaaroot, Nov. e.—Tbe Elizabeth, Guts, tives, but without faceds; nor have the parties been arrived here from the Havannah on Friday, failed lance heard of. The Lady is young, beautiful, and accoroplithed ; we will not fay an hihrefs, but her ex. from thence in company with the Thomas and the peftations were confiderable at the death of a grand- Lottery, and parted from then. 54 days ago, all well. pato, wht, is, in confeguence, now in town. labmiring —The Crefeent, Laos, from hence for Africa, was under a fevere indifpnfition. The Candour family fay, _ ~ "At bad a Bond mato' for it, and is not to be blamed, on • 1 the 21 ft September ad Nladeira, all well.— col/dreier: her fluorite." The Friends, Hotnts, from Peterfburgh for this rot, was well at Longlione, the loth ult. 'I he MANSION House.—Several perfons were Common ed for refuting to pay the tax laid upon lodgers and Minerva, WALKER, from hence for Newfoundland, inmates in the City of London, for railing the Army i mitt into the Clyde. The Tyfon, Evescus, that of Referee. His Lord(hip ordered his Clerk to read failed he zath ult. for Demarara, put back yelterday clanks from the AEI of Parliament, which explained • • • through contrary winds and had weather, with her the power given to Aldermen, Deputies, and Corn- 1 mon Council of different Wards to demand this tax • forematt fprung. The Tr i n i ty Buoy Yatch, Cm.- , And for non-payment of which, to imprifon or dillrefs ' Lute, from hence to Leto ran, air has (prong a leak, riendthip and as the law &rats. Some pleaded they had onl y of- pm into Copenhagen p. The F, flees. and kept bottle out of the City, and paid all , from hence for Cork, is put into Port Ruth, I taxes ; but they were told they mutt likewife nay this tax, or be fubjeEt to penalties according to law. with damage. The Grizz le, NI Kik LE v, from hence totally loft on ' 'ufker tl:c eeth tilt. 11 Box-an —Hurley Bottom, where champion Bel. for Tralee, was cher lira. grounded his pimiliftic fame, in the battle only the Captain laved. Th: Charlotte and Arn, , withßurke, andwhich has lance been diltinguithed for M.KtaDv, from hence for Galway, was wrecked in battles t,f Idler note , was on Monday laft the feat Tramore Bay, in the fame g ale, veal and cargo nf aelion between a Betkrhire hero of the name of , ;, __w laved Flowers, and a country Pngililt, known by the name '°"--`" . ' of Black , yemme.—Flowers isia, a coachman to Major The Adriana, Illocutios, arrived here the eft H—r—h, of Dunfdor-green (in that county) and inflant, from New York, in twenty-eight days, brins was matched for twenty-five guineas, a fiatnight account of a dreadful hnrricane having happened ..t flnce, to fight his opponent, who lives by his prolef- Savannah, on the Bth of September, which deftroyed lion, and never refutes a challenge. At the enm• a number of flares, bottles, a:e. and the following mencement ol the fight, the fame of Jemmy had a powerful influence over the coachman, who flatted fhips being on (bore and otherways damaged, viz.— much in the hl fl ten ratinds. During this interval, The Bruno, of Savannah, grounded at high water Jemmy bad touched him fi ne, by a favourite bit on the mark ; Guflava, of St. Thomas's, afloat, but all her pit of the lion:soh. Coaclicy vomited much, which top-malls and fore mat carried away; Magdalen, of cleared him nut fit for attion, and fo dezteroufly did he throw in his blows, that after the fight had lofted GlAfgow, upfet, has her bottom much torn, and is half an hour, the claret flowed fo copioufly horn the funk near the Winter . ; General Jackfon, ----, her head and body rf mwrio. that his hits were unavail- keel at high water mark ; Mar y, of Chatletton,loaded ing. Bets were at this time five and fix to one on the with cotton, and waiting for a wind, driven on the coachman, who won the battle after a hard fight of , N% har t ; Di a mond, of New York, grounde d at Bol fifty-fix minutes. The Black was re moved off the ground is a polachaife , a pp arentl y lifelefs from the ton's Upper Wharf; Brandy Wine , of Savannah, lofs of Wawa Moll of the Country Gentlemen Arne- grounded at low water mirk ; Hiram. of ditto, fe- AO tcu rswere pi efent,and confiderable fuots were fpo t eed. 1 the piles of Williamfon and Co's. Wharf, and has Monday morning the City Light Horfe , preceded veral holes in her haulm ; Minerva, of ditto, en the aamee "owe What f, above .r.g.l w Ater mark, Ar-d fc by fcveral cars tilled with the difmounted cavalry, , ft . ~ r r 1; I came down Holborn-hill, on their way to Wimble- d Coos. don Common. The eats were drawn by fix hones TetThe a] fehoonritifh ers an Ch c tio;her. tall fram Al. ica , ts ' each, and of courfeeac h p air of holies w a s managed B fhip i i by a pottillion. In coming down the hill, the near funk alnrl , ,fide the Wharf at Charlefton, in the hur• bode in the (halts of one of the cars becime h atted- ricane of the 7th of September. ing relieve, and made divers efforts to throw his .. WITH, NOV. 3. —On Sunday tart, arrived in Leith rider. In the left of theta attempts he came to the Roads, the Leith arn:3 Idg , with the trade from ground with peat violence. The p oor mar's legs ! Llfinctir. On Mandas arr.v,d the rORRE 1 rift gun and on Tueld ay In': LY • N. floop of war, from The ketolnricn, Captain Roma, is at.- were entangled in the flirt ups, and the animal kick-' is,at, ed with great fury. The vehicle was inflantly flopped, I a trait :. and fevetal of the privates, as ith the molt commend. ! j ived at Leita, ft, rts St. retriburgh, with 400 catk. able alacrity, jumped down, held the creattne fall lof tallow. Lad va-,ht, a f `ror going on board ore a ble the head, and extricated the man, unlont• from i of was thshowocd.e verfels in Leo:. hattoor, fell over.board , and his perilous fituation. 1 • t k r Q. In I e• OD LtiS f liP he , tF to it . TT' )a ; an