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LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ORATORIOS, AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH a 1, iSo4, will be performed, • GRAND SELECTION OP SACRED MUSIC. Frain the %Yorks.:4 the mon favourite Compacts. . _ PART 1. Overture (by dehre) Artaxerxes. Dr. • Ame.—Song, Maker Kellner. • Speak ye who heft can tell:—Air. Mr. Wellh, • Revenge Thatotbane Alex. FeafL—Chorus, When his loud JePlitta.—Song, Mifa Tyrer, Return 0 God of hofts.' Samfon.--Duet, Mifs Munday and Maher Kellner, ' My faith and truth.' Samfon.--Scong, Mr. Braham, ' Fell rage and black. Sada—Chants, • Awake the Harp. Cmtion..—Song, Mrs. Se cood, • Let the bright Seraphim.'—Chorns, Let their celeftlal concerts.' ftwrifon. rartlL Fourth COiiCerto. Avifon —Luther's Hymn. Verfe, Mr. • Braluuss, • Great God.'—Sang, MiG Munday, ' Lord what is Man.' Redern —Trio. Mr. Braham ' Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. Welk • Dffdalnful of Danger.' Judas Mac.—Dead March In Mrs Second and Chorus • The mars/loos work Song, Mr. Vaughan, • Come let us Chorus, Anth.—Air, Mira Tyra.—liteclt...Mr. Brawn, • My arms.' Judas Mae.—Air, . gonad an dine—Chorus • We lime—Song, Mrs. Second, • Plows orgies.'—iteck. Mr. Braham •And Ood fold' Creation. Trio, PAlfs Munday. Mr. Beahun 11;d Mr. Wail, and Chorus, • The hamens are telling the glory.' Part EL Overture and March in Mifs Munday, • Sss, fee the kind Idulgent Bach.—Refit. Mr. Braham, •'slily slide evils.' Air, • Why does the Qod of Wad fleep:—Refit. Mr. Wells, • I feel, I feel' Judas Mae.—Air, • Ann, arm ye brave—Moms, • We come, we come:—Song, MmSeeced.—Chorna, • Gloria Patti: Jubilate. Rad el Put 11. Bades favouring Cuncertante tor Violin, Oboe, Tenor, and Ylokeedlo °Mom, by Mars. 0. Maley, Ling, Watts. and Charles Matey. Principal Vocal Performers : Mrs. SECOND, Maker KELLNER, Mira TYILER. and Mira MUNDAY. Mr. THOMAS WELSH, Mr. VAUGHAN, And Mr. BRAHAM. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder or the Band and the Chorufres, which arc nu sienna and complete, by the =A approved Performers. _Tkc volsok andee the MeMss of Mr ASHLEY. San. Doors to be crud at Ms. sod the Perform's= to be& at Sam o'Clock. • Half Pelee at the !ad of the &mid A& lock at the r : $sMky ---- ao7l Gamy a;an deitoua WPrivite Boxes ore to apply to Mt. Brandon. Mart.flrcet. This day were pahilthed, Deditated.by pantddire, es the &MI Marital his Royal Mem& tea Consemsder to Chief. he. Re ac. CHTRURGICAL INSTITUTES. drawn from Predict, an the knowledge and treatment of Oto-Oat Wass& t Maraud by fens &oyster Cafes, and Cures ciptlant wafflers, and pseud at the prefect cribs, for the ferrite and he ws& of the ham Warden M arms, in defence of our Country, by H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Efq. et Surgeon, loran* of hie PalaWs sth Regiment infantry, and 16th Regiment et Lien- Despots, dating the late War in North Amides. !dead for J. Wallis, Patenofter-row t and T. Egertes,Whier, sari foldisy all Noolifellers W Town and Country. N. I. A feet Copies of the left Edition of the Author's Efays, en the Taboo Metals, tomato uok.id, and may be bad at his • • beak, Frith-Arm. floho-fquare, No. 61.—A Third Mica I. re pasts( for the peek .11 TO THE_LADIES. BAGAZET'S ORIGINAL DEPILATORY. for ream* SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE . NECKAR/Akan. wwwidifiseding the numerous and almoß eon_ *sat frwaddwit ettempts to Yakut it,bas now Rood unrivalled for • reties of yesee.ks Enke/ sides the Condoms, u the only'pre. pension writ awed to the Public, width unites a wilds& of spostie• ha Not to irritate ems the &Bede kb of es infant, wick Isfdllble said permesest gamey. In Turkey, from whence It was et Set brosght by Lady M. W. M. the Ladies, who are deism M the extreme, not to fairer a Bogle hair to reload which comedic irregular air *notifies, nuke life of this Depilatory st the baths, sod eves the MEN frequently employ it to give wsiformity sod Amp to their caulachios. Ste. .. 0 To precast lopolitiesis is future, it Is fold by Mrs. Knight, No. u. IfAsg.Areet. Holborn fix doom from Holborn, by ap- Pdatuellivir abs Preprimor, .arid at no other Honk in Leaden. =ga lid. the beedu—t• order to accommodate Ladies too kr porfimml eppllestiso, thdr orders by pot for a (ogle toads, or Myer ismalty we carefully executed to any part of Tows or Carney AE oien msft bride the zooms, addrefed to Mn. Knight u above. NAL As allowance is made of One Shilling In fix Bottles. Sold at Lciedter, by Mr. Coombe, Hard Library, and Mr. towddli osly. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's Cofra•houfe, Much 6, 1144. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE, held hers The Day . 1 . 1 ANGERStEIN, Erg. in the Chair; lafalvell,'llkat the following Addreb to the Public be fantod bask Deft Paper. I At Adelffllettili cassimaare, when the eyes of Europe and of 4111461110 civilised world, are fixed upon the conteft which our batten, um has provoked, by adding intuit to aura-Moo, every other ball% gives way to preparatems for the common defence. orjetaistie darts in the common aide What an fo invigorate ale Vtit, and nave the arm of the brave man, as the altursoes, ghot, ihould he fall, Mote who are dear to him will be amens bared by a grateful Couutrye..that, thoold he furtive, be will the balm of eoulobstiou into his wounds, and crown he dada with marks at honourable difthattion or likes reward Let ■fl then cane (onward who have not yet fuhfcribed to thtfc patriotic pomace ; that looking back hereafter on the 'Clic of the now impending confliCt, which, by the Divine Bleffmg, .AI form the model page In kritillt Haney, they maybe able to fay.=l. WI TOO CONTII IN TNT CAUBI Of OUT rim writ v." The proemdlogs of the Conunittee being too ertentive for ad. wardknaent,are printing la a form (Liftable to circulation thnogh. oat the )lavy wed Army i and w a durable meinotial of the gallant alebkwastents they commemorate. A copy will he ready for delivery by Wednefda next, to every ihabferibw, who may ripply at I I..yd's Coffee-bode, between the anima &wee and three. To diffure more generally the know. ledge of this Inflitution, the Report will all° he fold by Mr. Phi lip. G..oege-yard. Lombard-ilreet, and by all the principal Bookl Ulla% rice to 60. tUBOCRIPTIONS TO TIC VIT DICLLIBO It, 180 j. Amount of Coofols 4. 11 POO 0 • in Money • 153,982 S 7 3V 111C1111' I lONS SINCI Tilt I AST PUBLICA ilult : A Rent-fat (roan the l'lscatre at Grantham, by T. Rohertion, Manager - - The Rev. Polio Cha.nhers, Roder of Sperm% r.car Akeftec, WA, ..,.. 'abler . . rhin Bate , illoonitt ary Place . Om Freenua. Lamb's Conduit ftreet - rec more .f , he Fdlows of Sion College, by the hands of the Prefident - - the Receipts of a Pl.y pedbrrned at C , lchdter, by the Officers of the Garrifon - A Benefit at Covent Garden Thea:re, by the Msna • i 9 14 6 S t * •I 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 4 0 0 0 178 ir so It s 6 I. o - - gas A Benefit from the Theatre at &Atm, by T. Robert . fon Managrr - - The Rev. Dr. Ise E. ilia - - - Captain Winiant Robert.. of the Snake 1:. to o - Ow Day's Pay of the O ffi cer.. Nun -Conantifrio”ed Officer. au.: Privates of the Staff of th- bi..ren.r.l - Ree:4iting Diltri...i : together ..1 It tLe Offi cers and Parties employed on the Duoas of the Army of Referee - - Amen; of Tome furgieal inftrements taken ou• of a prize to Int A lajelty's Chips Penslope. Captain Mach. wood; Determinc'e. Captain Sark ; I ermagant, Captain Sktpfey: Vieftoriert, Captain Ridtartla Frans Two Lodges of the Malted Oilier of Odd l'cl k.w.,hy G M. Roberts 67 o 0 n 2 o J s 6 bib nPtinni continue to be reerived by Pet.ffre litc,at abater of L10y.1 . 4 Cw cc butds. awl by all thc atat. chro ash! Ca4uary. ruitxzr. COVISTAIITINOTLI, JAN. 76.--. The Porte has made a demand horn the Republic of the Seven Iflands, of the Ripulated tribute of 75,500 piaftres. three years having expired fine the acknowledgment of this Republic. According to the 4th Article of the Con vention concluded here with the Rutilan Envoy TA • MARA, this tribute is payable every three years. Twelve (hips of war will be fitted oat here with all expedition, and immediately fail for the coatis of the More*. Within this fortnight we have had three great fires, one of which confumed 45 country houfes at Foudonkeli. JAR. aB.—The Britifh Envoy M. Sturrow has fignified, in a note which he has given in to the Mi nifiers here, that his Britannic Majenv had refuted to grant an audience to Etas Bty during his (lay in London, fince he belonged to a nation which was in a (late, of inturreftion spina the Turkifh Govern ment. Yefterday the French Ambailador and the Spanifh Envoy gave in a Note to the Porte, requiring that an exemplary punifhment fbould be inflicted on the Governor of Alexandria, Ali Paeha. The Pruffian Charge d'Affaires, and the other foreign Envoys, will loon follow this example. The troops of the above•mentioned Governor have been guilty of the greatell diforders and ads of violence againa the Franks and the European Confuls at Alexandria. The imperial, French. and fiwedifh Confab had been fired upon. and muficets had been difcharged at the refidences of the other Confuls. The Pacha not only fuffered thde ads of violence to pats unpunithed, but arreded domelics of the Confuls, and behaved in fuels a manner towards them, that they were obliged to take refuge on board the Turkiih Admi• ral's (hip in the harbour. whence, however, according to the Wed accounts, they have returned, in conk. quence of a kind of accommodation, to their re& deuce in Alexandria. FRANCE. FAIUS, FEBRUARY 19. Bo AAAAA TR was informed of the late confpiracy by two anonymous letters which he received one after another. In the firft was Paid, " a eonfpiracy againft your life nib, of which the proofs may eafily be ob tained. Send only to fuch a Oreet, to a certain Ma- dame Sr. Lease's, and fevers l of the confpirators will be found there. As las without an interefted motive, and only to lave your life, I do not with to be known." As Bo often received letters of the fame contents, he paid little notice to it t but in louse few boors more another letter was delivered to him in a flyle more to be depended upon. and with more particulars. He fent, therefore, tome police agents to Madame Sr. Leese, who is a niece of the late Miniller Tyumen-. who found there two chief confpirators, one of them the famous Boo•ar. He attempted, but without fuccefs, both to kill thole who arrefted him and to &boy hinsfelf. To pre vent this latter a geos d'arme is always by his fide in prilon. He is a violent and extravagant man, who laid, among other!things, " it will probably be re ported at Faris, that among the twelve individuals who are ezpeifted to land at Pont au /der, will be one of our Princes, but it is not only falfe but abfurd." General S had orders to way-lay the confpi rators expelled at Pont an Mer, from which place he writes: " Contrary winds halm hitherto prevented the arrival of the fhip I am waiting for. It has, how. ever, been in fight. lam informed that it has on board one of the French Princes."—Every day fame more perfons are arrefted; among others, General DuMas, and Citizen &mum, formerly Treafurer to Louts XVI. The latter is accufcd with having paid feveral bills of exchange, drawn in England and to a large amount. Madame Bo AAAAA ra has pro cured Madame Du 14• I her liberty, on condition of leaving Prance. Ltsions a, one of the inferior police chiefs, is arrefted with lateen other police agents All the evidence concerning this confpiracy is print ing, to be laid before the Tribunals. • Sr. Vtcroa, one of the confpirators. was arrefled in the firm t a police agent knew him and aikedfor his pats. He put his hand into his pocket, took out a pidol, and fired at the agent, who, (looping, efcaped unhurt. The difcovery of this confpiracy does not leffen the preparations for the expedition ag.tinft England. . MOREAU, and the other accufed perfons, are to be tried by the Criminal Tribunal and by a Special jury. Twenty-four advocates have offered themfelves to plead for MORI AU, and fixteen for Pi criscau. M O .l RIAU is laid to have accepted the fervices of CI4•• III•U LAGARDI, the fame perfon who pleadedfor the late unfortunate Q 1.7 s sir. The 59th regiment is ordered from Lorembotirgh to the camp near Montreuil. The Corps of Guides Interpreters, confiding madly of hill: emigrants, has left Paris for Boulogne. _ _ Yeficiday, Madame RONAPARTE received the Di plomatic Corps, and other dillingnitlnd bodies. The affembly was unufually thin—very few Ladies were Of the crew of the Englifh frigate, Huffer, IoR eight leagues from Bre% too Wora art fated, and ordered to Verdun. An Englifh fleet of eight 'hips of the line is cruiz. ing off Nice. The FIRST CONSUL'S efeort is now doubled when he ,pes out. Madamc Moatau has received all perfons of her own and her hufband's acquaintance, who denied to visit her. Among them were feveral roped-able fo reigners, uho the mat day were crelcred to leave Paris and Fiance ; her apattments were crowded, uhila thole of Madame Bo were deferted ; the whole Beret W.IS foil of equipages. Her mother has been imprifoned, but only for lume kw hours. Sr. 014 ft . Fes. 6.—The artillery and field equi page, &c. for t soot= men, are now complete here, and may be put in movement in forty-eight hairs. The camp near Dunkirk has received a frefh reir.• forcemeat of bocci troops. Every thing indicates, that the expedition againft England will be under Wien before the end of March. In 4 few days, 80. is /gitatd litre, where Octet al Sou ea has been reviewing, all the different corps eat/raped in our neighbourhood. At Arms, a guard of hon.ur is appointed to efcr?rt the Fume Cosst.r., upon his arrival. Two -s gun Lips ate building at Antwerp. ROLLAND. Moos, Faa. sg.—According to letters from ris, the murder of the Filter Cowing. was fixed upon to take place in the night between the r4th and 15th inftant. At five o'clock in the afternoon the difco. very was made, and the intended malted ball at the Opera was forbidden. Numbers of pretended Englint agents and many Frenchmen their accomplices, are now in the Temple and other prifons. It is now known for certain that General La 110• at s, who, during the !aft campaign againft Auftria, was employed by General MOR eau, to negotiate the feveral eeffions of arms, is arrefted with General Dasoaciss, and many ther Generals and military men. Several other great names are mentioned as conneßed with the Confpirators, and we are allured that the Army in Holland have juft received orders to arreft feveral Officers of rank. The Courier who carried hither the news of the Confpiracy, brought General Maarsour a commit fion as General in Chief from Flufbing to the Elbe. The French army in Hanover is of courfe under his command. _ _ Shortly after the arrival of General Matrons- in this country, Admiral Vain aut. was ordered with the greaten part of the Flotilla for Dunkirk and Boulogne. On the 18th an embargo was therefore laid on all (hips in or near the ifland of Walsberen, to prevent the enemy from obtaining information of the failing of this flotilla. On the 19th, a great divifion of it, confining nearly of one hundred-vef fels, or twenty-three gun-boats, and (entity-five flat. bottomed boats, went to fea. They had on-board two French half-brigades that were lately in Hanover.— Admiral Vsanuat. commanded the flotilla, and his flag was on board one of the gun-corvettes. At noon the divifion was out of fight; unexpetledly, however, the whole returned at night, on account of a heavy fog and contrary wind, or, as Tome pretend, to avoid an Englilh divifion of frigates. The wind is yet contrary, and the flotilla continues at Flufhing. In the mean time preparations are made for the failing of the whole flotilla at the fame time, which, befides gunboats, confifis of zoo flat-bottomed boats and tranfports. General d'East., the, commander of the French artillery in Holland, is ordered to Hanover to fue ceed General Du Lai:LOT in that country. Fsaau.say 28 —ln confeqnence of the departure of General d'Es tt. to Hanover, the general of bri• gade TISILLIY, who (erred in the campaigns on the Rhine, and in Egypt, refumes the command of the ar tillery of the French troops in our republic. A detachment of French cavalry go daily from hence to Catwyk, to keep a watchful eye on the mo- tions of the Englilh. The communication with England awe the occur rence of the late events at Paris, has been rendered very difficult ; and all fufpeBed perfons, dpecially fuch as are delimit; of going to England. ate itriftly I watched. ANSTRIDAII, Fay. 28.—0 n the ssth inn. Geoeral MARMONT, accompanied by Geneve.ls Vicsaotcas and Bouorr, arrived here from Utrecht. He eras met by a detachment of Batavian huffas and grena-1 diers from our garrifon, who efeorted him to the Doel, where he received she compliments of the mu. I nicipality. and afterwards dined in company' with the French commiffary, the late director Oculist. lac. The next day be went accompanied by one of our Ilirettors of the marine and his retinue, in two yatchts, over the Zuyderfee, to the Helder and the l Texel. to infpea the fleet,' and the troops in North Holland, whence he will return by land to Amfler. 'dam and Utrecht ; after which he will go to Flufhing. The French troops in ZwoU, except es men, have marched to Nimeguen. Our Direaory has publifhed the official account received from Lawrie°, at Liffion, relative to the troops made prifoners of war by the Engliffi at De merara, Effequibo and Berbice. When there troops had arrived at Barbadoes, the Englifh perfuaded many of them to enter into their fervice ; the tea were embarked in the prize the Surinam Planter, which was fo ill provided. and in Each a bad condi. tion, that• many of the Officers refilled to go in it.— On the 28th of December the fhip was wrecked near Lifbon, and feveral of the Officers 101 l their lives. The reft of the crew, confilLing of 287 perfons, got, fele to Laos. - Several Englifh (hips of war have lately appeared off Dunkirk, and approached very near the harbour ; but the fire of Fcrt kifbau rutin obliged them to !land out to Ica again. frALr. CFNOA, Fes. ti.—ln the courfe of !aft week a frequent and heavy .cannonading was heard Irons feveral points of ou► coaft, of the caufe of which we are yet ignorant. It was at firli imagined that it proceeded from Toulon, but it is now known every thing is quiet in that harbour. On the 7th inflant, fignals were made on the heights of Vintimiglia for a fquAdron of about so fail of flips being in fight, but it could not be ditiinguillied of what nation they were. A French polacre, which had on board the gift regiment of the lint, failed on the ad roil. horn Spezzia for Cotfica, but meeting with an Englifh frigate, and two brigs of the fame nation, the faw herfelf obliged to return at fpeedily at poetic into the port the had left. F . r a. ts.—Thirty foreign 'hips have been taken potklEon of by the French at Leghorn, for the con. veyance of troops and provierons. There is a report that an expedition will Coon put to fea from all the parts occupied by the French in the Mediterranean. Every where an extraordinary quantity of boteuit has been prepared. Several perfoni have been st— rafed by the French, among others the merchant Pr OISA, at Leghorn, whale arrea has, in particular, excited a great fenfation. Several of the Palian Gazettes contain reports of negociations carrying on between Naples and a Nor thern Court, for an ofentive and definitive alliance, in conkquence of which fame new motions have been made by the French troops in the kingdom of Naples. - tellerday arrived in oar harbour two French pinks frons blatfeilles. with 1209 barrels of powder on board, the declination of which is yet unknown.— The above 'hips were 48 days on their pottage. Tbc report that Lucas rpm &PARTS, Sad the Vice Prefident Mem have had an interview at VCIIICC. unfounded. Nan's, FLU. 6.—We have received account. here, that the American Government has concluded a Peace with Tripoli, on condition of paying to that Rate 450,000 Spann piaftres. This report, however, requires confirmation. Ms silt NA, Jaw. 25.—Yefterday all the Members of the Order of Malta, who have refided for tome time in this City with the archives and Treafury of the Order, failed for Catanea, where the Grand Mailer now is, in it veffels, under convoy of two Neapolitan Chips of war. The Knights and their retinue amount to 7o perform FLoasecs, Fss. a3.—Advises from Naples con firm the report, that the French Government has not only required the eeffion of three fortrefies and their harbours, but alto has demanded of his Nea politan Majeßy feveral (hips of war, and infißed on this demand. The King has given a pofitive refufal. and the Frusch . goverment has made tome ftrong reprefentations an reply. A report was circulated here to-day that the Tou. lon fleet is at lea. Rowe, Fee. 6.—Within there LS four days, three couriers from General Sr. CYR, the French Com mander in Naples, have paired through this city. It is laid that the troops under his command are ad vancing towards the capital. Venice, Fee. 12.—Letters have been received here from Leghorn, which sate, that the Engin have made a Landing in Sardinia. This report, how_ ever, appears to require confirmation. GER3l,4mr. DIEMEN, MARCH 2 —The Princefs MAXIMILIAN of Saxony. born Princefs of Patio Ap died here yeller. day, in the sath year of her age, to the great grief of the whole Court. HUM lit/ROM, Fr a. 28.—8 y the letter from Ratilbon we received the very unexpeeted intelligence that the ELECTOR of BAVARIA has recalled all his meafures againit 'the Equellrian Order, and engaged even to pay all the expences occationed by them. Faa. 15.—0 n the isth in& Couriers were fent from this place to St. Peteriburgh, Lon don, and Paris. Our Court continues to interel itfelf for a re•eftablifhment of Peace between the belligerent Powers. RUSSIA Sr. Parse ssu ao 1., Fn. t t.—Our Court continues to iotereft itfelf without intermifflon in the critical fitnation of certain Courts. This is the 'cattle both of the frequency of couriers, and of the frequent con ferences of fevcral foreign Arobaffadors with our Miniary. Fes. s4—Count WORMIZOW, the Chancellor, has lignified to the Corps Diplomatique, by a note, that hu lisrsatac Majesty has given him leave to retire for a certain period, on account of his health, mid that the - foreign Minifters have to addrefs,thetofdves to Prince Czaaroarstr. The Portngnefe Ambaffa dor, Chevalier d'Atasyn, has fuddeuly departedfor Lithos. The cold is at 21 deg. 7AMAICA PAPERS. We have received the Jamaica Papers to the tytb January, ten days after the arrival of the lotus fri.. gate with the Sparta (loop of war : but they do not convey any information as to the caufe of the Span& firing into the.ioLus—the Spaniard continued airun ning fight for fax hours before he Bruck. Several cartels have failed from Jamaica with French pr ironer' to France and to America. Arnonga the French Officers who furrendered at St. Dommgo, and had been liberated en parole at Spanifirtown, Jamaica, was a fellow named Violette Bediringer, who was of the murder of feverat lisitith ptifoners at Gitadaloupe in s794;—on his being recognized, and nernerous ails of cruelty proved, he was fent in irons on board the pa:a-I/tip at Port Royal. The Grenada Packet, one of the vefTels fitted out by the inhabitants of Grenada, for the defence of that Wand, under the orders of Captain Orwar. has been captured by a French privateer, and carried into Cumana. An Englilh Guineaman lately put into Surinam. under an impreffion that it had received a Britilh Ggrrifon : the crew were made prifoners, but have arrived in a cartel at St. Viacent's A meeting of the inhabitants of Kingfion, Jamaica. took place on the laft day of the laft year, to con fider of the conduit of the Senate of the Wand, in having refitted the propofitions of the Britifh Mini thy ; when, amongft other points, it was relayed. " that the zeal ancifirmnefs of the Affembly, in the late Sefton, in oppofing and withflanding the feveral extraordinary demands upon it, for crefting barracks beyond what the lOand Itands pledged. for paying troops and other purpofes, (the expence• 61 which ought, beyond quettion, to be borne by the Empire at large), entitle the Houfe to the higheft approbation of us conitituent," Majnr•Gcneral MONCIt IE r has arrived at Barba does, and atfumed the command of the troops at that 'Eland, which received an important augmentar tion by the Cork fleet. Brigadier General Du tor, and about Soo of the 7oth regiment, arrived at Antigua early in the pre fent year. ■nd are to be Rationed there. Brigadier General PR I VII T. who fucceeded to the command,pro import, ;at Barbadoes, on the death of General Gaieties -D, has returned to his govern. ment at Dominica. Saturday we received a packet of Antigua Papers, to the beginning of February :—We learn by them, that the Government of Guadalnupe was i n apprehen. lion of an invafion from our forces in that quarter. The Commander in Chief. Esuour. had in conic quence dined a Proclamation. fubjefting every freeman on the llland to immediate military electiti. , n if on being cadered to march. he refuted to do foLlte it like wile to carry with him four of his bell flares to the place of rendezvous, where they are to be armed * r has further decreed. that any peril's dills% minating alum or teirdr. or who !ball know any mater relating to the defigns of the Engl.di, aithoi making communication of it to the Government, 1113 be atteLted, and d:livered over to a Council of Wat. I '1 p