Star. — London, England, 1804-12-10 00:00:00

Iva the LON:JON CiAZETTZ, December 8. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. _ WAIL orricr, Dac. 8. tad Regiment of Dragoon Guards.-Robert Humphrey, Gent. to be Comet. by Parade , vice Citekeirfi promoted in the t tth Foot. yth Ditto--Liestnitenc William Power to be Captain of a Troop, *Mout purchafe; Cornet J. Walloper to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe ; ---T Gent. to be Coruct. vice Wollinger. aft Regiment of Dragoomi--Liemenorat C. E. italichic to be Cap tain of a Troop vice Attyns, deceafed. ytt, 'tenant of Light DraLwns-.Lieutenant Colonel Richard H Vivian, from the 3,3 th Light Oragemos,to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Walboufe, who exchanges; Rabat Crsuited, OWL to b: Cornet, by purcharfe, vice Forbes, promoted. teth Ditto--Lieutenant Emelt Otto Trip Mi ke Captoin of a Troop, without punch& ; Cornet Henry to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe. 13th Ditto—James Confidine, Gent- to be Cornet, by putchafe, vice jenrolte, promo ted in the Roth Foot. ebb IDiwo—Comet Henry Bevan to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vim M'Dougal, who retires. sgth Dimo--Robert John Edgar, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Herriei, promoted. Oat Vawdrey, Cent. to be Comet, by purehafe, vice Cardommil, promoted. Dicta-.Liastenant Colonel John Walhoufe, from the 7th Llgbt Dragoons, to be Lianteuant-Colonel, vice Vivian, who exetwigeo. Coblitresin Regiment of Foot Guards.- Captain John Lowther 'diatom, from the a ift. Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Camp - odl, who erebaspes. • • 3 g R og hgeot of poo;-..Major !ernes Muter, from the 6th Foot to be Liennenant3Calooel, by purdah, vim Blake, who retires Drib Edward Rogers to be Major, without purchafe, vice, Pi t vott, promoted in the zoth Garrifun Battalion, and Lieu tenant Charles Cameron, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rogers. gth Dittm—Enegn William Henry Hail to be Lieutenant, by pur ebafe, Haar, who rairm, and Win. Maclean, Gent. to be Ram without purchafe. sth Dittm--Fafign P. iMi bop to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; ilebard Whop, Gan. to be &dr. by waste, vice ilimeocla. = c d, and Smith, Gem. to be Farago, .vice. P. Meredith, Cent. to be Enfign, without pur- *h Ditto—Enfign Andrew Lid&l to be Lieutenant, vice Dowlin, doctored. and Hugh Lloyd Frookbn, Gem. to be Frifign, with out purchate. gt ha t to—Linuetant George Havetfon to be Captain of a Com may, without purtiac, vice Howard, promoted in the 4th and Matthew Arniftroog, Gent. to he &Air, without pumbele, vice CamOon, promoted in the 3 8 th Foot 14M Ditto—Enka Thomas Sword to be Lieutenant, without purebak, and Koala, Gent. to be EnEgn, vice Sword. gob Ditty .. George Gues,from the .Bth foot, to be Lieu. ormet, without porebofe. /g9tit Dletn—linlista Edmund Luckier to be Lieutenant, by par chafe. vice Young, promoted in the E t R Inot. so& Ditto—George Tovey, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Quigley, who re riUm—Cofealn SIR John Livhigton Campbell, from the Cold. ATIM GYM, to be °mud° of a Company, vice Joboftone, WM cuisines, and Lieutenant Donald M'Kay, from half-pay lithe Regiment. to be Flit Lieutenant. Show, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without pnrcbak, and ----. Corfield. Gent. to be Ditto. us& Dkto—Lieetermat D. Folio, from the 61ft Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, without purcbafe ; Richard Pratt, Gent. to be rags. bY Pecelide. vice Carew. promoted. glky Ditto.-Euflps Preach Sharman, from the tit Garrifon Battoßse, to be Enfigo.witbout porthole, vice Doodas, whole appaismottot boa not total pbce. ay& Ditto—Linettoost Thomas Molloy to be Captain of a Coin. pony, without poreltafe, vice Weaver. appointed to the atb Gar. Woo Battalion ; Lieut.-flout James Ncthery to be Ailjutaut, vice Tuthill, promoted. stab Ditto—Captain Chaim Bevan to be M.jor, by purchafe, - - vice Groves, who retires. lath Dittova-Captato George Gray to be Major, without put. chafe, vice Meade, promoted in the tech natural Battalion; Lieutenant Chilhopber Williamfon to hr Captain a,c a ter:a rmy. vice Gras ; Hint6tt Fan, Gent. to be taiga, without pueebak. eke Howard.pronneect, s6th Ditto—Scricant William FroJgeley to he (tarter -matter. 3stb Ditto—Eofien Jeremiah Campion, (tom the 9(13 loot, to be Lieutraiant, without porthole. To he hnfigos—John Burehans. Gent. by purthafe, vice Murray, montiated ; Ke ninth Fearer, Gent without porch*, vice 110wo.s. pnmotod ; ReynoLe Peyton, Gent. wittiest porehafe, vice Bone. promoted. Aid Ditto...l-mean Thomas I.rar Strode, front the both Foot,tn he Li tu tenant, without purchafc; Seejeant Major Abraham Shaw, from the cad Foot, to Adjutant. (with the rank of Enfujii;, vim Matt weir, who re fign. the AdJ. tancy. 44th Ditto—tieutenant•Colustri Robert Clar,.en, from the seal GarriPei battalion. to be aeurenant-Colemel. Astin thtto—Fabgn Alelinvier Anderfun to Ise lieutenant. vice Homie,who rebid,; John Harris, Gist. to be Entigu. vice Anderfon. 4ytk Ditto—Robert Wood Bsegott. Gist. to be Enfign, without porthole, See Pinckney promoted. 48th Dittn--itobert Andrew Waugh, Galt. to be Enfign, vilti.cost 'Dominic, vice Gams, promoted in the isth Foot. ycils Ditto—Picary Lealie, Gam to be Enfign, without parch:ft, - vice Hurt, who returns. 57th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieoteerats, w nhout purehafo—Enfign Hugh Moffman, vice Shanley, promoted in the ttli Garrifoo Battalion ; Luitz,n Hunt. vice Ro•-c„ r-, promoted in the r nth Gamfun Battalion; Enlist Donald ML achlan, vice Antelky, promoted in the Id Gorham liatta:ion. To be Eufigoo.alairies 'l.ticer, Gent. vice Mothnsn; David Brown, Gent. eke Hunt. sSth Ditto--Lieutenant Boynton Stone to be Captain of a Cow poor, lay purchafe, vice Fleury, prom wed math Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Seth to be Captain of a Comm. try, without purchafe ; Ear, 'Mantas Skelton to be lieutenant, vice Beth; lihmhy, Gent. to be Knfign, vie , Shelton. both Ditto—Fdward Hardler, hfq r to be Paymaiter of the a.l B at !, mann, vice Hart, deccaied. dad Ditto—Lieutenar 4 Ki:hard Edwards tube Captain of a Corn way, tritium porciafe ; F.nfigo W. C. Ball to be Lieutenant, without purettaf.4viee K...Ph, promoted; Enlign Sinclair Hum , Orgy* to be Lkaitalliant ; Kota Sweeney, Gem k. to be En,n, clot Bali. 64th Ditto—lieutenant Henry Hilltop to be Captain of a Compa ny, without patchate, vice 'turner, appointed to 'Pc o!ti, tout. 66th laitto-a.fir ad.a lfaac Bean from the alibi Foot, to tie Lieute nant, by Fecchafc, vice 114 R, pr,mutcd. 63t1 i. utirmalt Janie. North, 'rein the 4th ‘VeR India 'u ' t vier o'Mu'.l.lll, to the 114 °serif of elat•ali..ll; F.nfirn J o t .aj. I tuLlis. hoot cbc 4 - th Foot, to be 1-icutcnaut, without ruichalV, vice 'heti., r". meted. byre Ditto—John Rm.!. Gent. to 1 e PaGgo, wit limn purchaf. vice Scrod', prom •cil in the 4td toot. ad Dit.o—l hut. •Coim .s.. 4c, re Hay, fr int tilt re•li (.., rhfual he 1.1.1+10 , t I: ESII mci LIM Fdw.rtitc.•wi.• ro hoc Ow rank of I.l.utanaid ; j • bharp. Gem. t•, 1.. d go, v.:the pith J. i'• ••• per. bare, ••.• %iv ' - Lath t.•i.,--j • Fon I r, • vin (1.111. a. i• ti • V.., ok., tU n to 1... V 6 pia, licatt to Lit Garri la u. 1. i‘ Bch —' rth 1 ot MV ant Di••••-::. CA•.t.r 'thya pia.‘:.. t to la I ..t -•n A. D•y f 1.111 VI Lit I 2.2 it um h appoine.d 6 +A • othtcd L... :lc loth Ihtto•—• , C A•.-aft , t 4 Dc 1.4.6;,—Ua1 , rar.t. sth Garrifon Battalion... Lieutenant L. Leonard E. %CAA from the htb light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Conspany, vice Eyre. promoted an the had Foot ; Lieutenant Edward Olikalltiour from the atb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robinka• appoint ed to the 3 t it Foot-; Feign George 13all, from the f.Sth Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of lia4n, vim Lodge,appolmed to the 59th Foot. t6th Dltto—Major the Honourable John Meade, from the gotta Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Hay, appointed to the yid Foot. STAFF. - - Andrew Defpard, Frq. late Major in the 87th Foot, tobe an in (peeling Field °Mem of Yeomanry and Valuuteor Corps in Ireland, with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the army, vice Str John Caldwell, who reigns. MIMORANUUM. The appointment of Lieutenant Hamilton Rots, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant in the Rift Regiment of Foot, at Rated in eke Gazette of the t Ith July, tilos, has nut taken place. EnGstt John Rodgers, of the dad Foot, is fuperhakd, kr having abfetned timid/ withodt leave. Captain M. Van Wefterholt, of the York Light Infantry Vo lunteers. is tuperfetled, having &rented himfelf from the Foreign Depot at Lymington, wthout leave. The appointment of Hofpital Mate Chalmers to be Affiftant- Su.•gcon in the both Foot. as kilted in the Gazette of the kytla Oc tober Lift,has not taken place. The appointment of Captain Join Stakes, from thia4ytk Foot, to be Captain of a Company in the toth Garrifun Battalion, as Rated in the Gazette of the tit Mit has not taken place. KIM Al UM in the Gazette of the aft init. The appointment of Enfign Johu I indfay, from half•pay, is to the Soso/ Royal Veteran Battalion, by exchange, with M•Do nough, and not in the Sixth Royal Veteran Battalion. Commifflon in the Rofs, Caithnefs, Sutherland, and Cromarty Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Donald Noble, Gent. to be Enfign, site Jain MacKenzie Came ron, promote/ in the 72d Foot. Dated Oftober zy, aloe. CommifGou in the North Hants Cavalry, Grind by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Rice. Gent. to be Cornet. Dated July z. t Bog. Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Battalion of the Bourne. James Mitay, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Nev. to, 1804. Lynhington Battalion. Alezatider Fullerton, Gent. to be Enfign. Dalai Nov..s tBo4. • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Gcorge Lindfay, late of Bermondfey New Road, Surrey, tanner. Spinith leather-drclicr, dealer and clapaain. BANKRUPTS. Joke' Coulthard, of Bell Wharf, Lower Shawl!, Mid/Wier, vidnaller, dealer and chapman, to furresider Decanber is, tB, and January t 9, at clever, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warsvick-kuire, Newgate-flreet. Robert White. of Cambridge. fcrivener, Dec- to, 27. and January ist, at ten, e the Red Lion, to the Petty Cary. Cambridge.— Attensey, Mr. Cooper, Cambridge. John Beaumont, of Dorfet.ftreet, Spitaldelda, Middidex;cabinet maker, dealer and &Inman, Dec.ll, as, and January fp. at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attcmaey, Mr. David Ruffin . Crown- ... --. . court, Alderfgate-ftreet. George Robinfon and John Robinfon. of Pateroolter , row. Lon don, bookfellerr and co-partners, dealers and chapmen, Dee. Es, 0, and January tsr, at ten, at Guiklhail Atternies, MdCrs. Wright and Devitt, Chancery-lane. Edward Thornton. of Stroud, Gloutelleradre, apothecary, dealer and chapman. Dee. 17, 18, and January 19, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud. Actinides, Mr. Coollable,Symond'. Inn, London ; or Mr. Charles Newman, Stroud. John BWdcoakc, late ol Bedford, near Leigh, Lanealbire, cotton. inanufad ewer, dealer and chapman, Dee. 20, 21, and January t 9 at three, at the Lin Inn, Deanfitate, Maneheßer. Aftivnies, Mr. Parr, lit Manchriter ; et Mr. Swak, Ncw Heinen court, Carey-lin:et, London. John Epwortn, late of White Rofe-court,Coleman.ftreet. Landon, fatter, Jeweller, dealer and chapman, Dee. Is, st twelve, Dec. 11, at eleven, and January to. at twelve, :t GuiklhalL Attor ney, Mr. Bertham, &Awe, ie.ltreve. Fleet-newt. I Llizaheels Wu eh, William Birch, and William Mardi, Lite of Mol ftro t, I.,eadon, paper-lkaions and !„ pMtilt re, Dec. 11, 21, and January Isi, at eleven, at Cruiltika. Attorney, Rtr.Juiate,l4o. 4, New court, Crumbed Fnars. 11.1MBURGE MAIL. Vi ON Ua, Niiv. 2 t.—Onr Court has fent a note to Paris relating to the arreft of the Englifh Charge d'Affaires. Sir GEORGI Rouriozo. On the ifith intl. his Imperial Majelly gave an audience to the Foreign Minillers, at which the Envoy from the Elettor of Wirtemburg gave in his new credentials, recognizing the hereditary Imperial dignity of Au- Ririe. Count KAUN ITS, g• r late Ambafrador to Co. panhagen. is going in the fan* capacity to the Court cl Naples. They write from Venice, that in the en cuing lining an A u(lrian camp will be formed nn the Piave, which will be vill'ed by his Imperial Majc . ty. GthoA. Nov. 6.-I'he Government of the Italian Republic has appointed a deputa.ion to attend the coronation of the Emperor Narotson. _ FLoatacs. Nor. to.-I..eg,l.otti, on the Sth inft. was not hce from the epid rr.:c USorder. On the 5.h and 7th ciZnar.c.cs were pubiifhed by the Governor r re, prohibiting any perfon frctri leaving the town without a pals from the Committee of Hearth. This Committee, on the 7th, likawife pub. iiihed a notice, (Wing the rneafures they had taken in the eflablifnment of hofpitals, Sce. _ _ . Ltotinam, Nov. 9.—The Monier her: MI cow nuts. and we arc forty to fay, doet not as yet appear to abate. Mmy r itrfons die daily. Within thefe four days we hizve had a r .rtherly wind, and hope that may dlminilh the immortality. A p o or w‘man here cared her datii,h..er of the fever by giving her oil and waihi her with vines tr. Abut 3c,0 , .. - 40 of the inhanialiti. have tied. r a u, Nov. to—The day beforc yeßerday the Cnit:a Di l.li.La wrivcd hen: from Calmar, and is now in this vicibi; T. F.t.sr, Nov. p.—T:•e Commanders rf the English blockading ships crtsixing at the n:,.uth . f the Eibf have receiver the itriftett order; to tidier no %cid to cuttr the Elbe, except fuch as ate i.t imrn:• , : di.tte danger thipwr:i k. • , B, RLI9, learn that the 'nit kiln En- vny hoc, A(.vtvGvu: C !.y th: !•.ts rccei , .cd 0r.1.r. from I.4:lc , .uricr, to retocit the me .... tint , :.e Coto for the rtflor.thon , -1 A gnr. I itn I , ctt*een FrAr.ce and the Porte. Ih:.lt.l:i.tn ErT.tl Isere, C , ur.t Nik TT ERNICH, ha; recei%,...l, b) the I.e.t emitirr from Viern.t„ order,. to C. 1.117....11.1:.ate rn t. e Prt.C.it3 C.O.,irer the complete pr, of Li% Roman Imptru.l M....0v with re decro e es a.tt pt• d by feca I out C he naive r. a - IVY P• 111 ; AIIJ el I C i I t I I - :)i; CI C,tr.; ...mt. time to ue:l“rc to. I.s Arr.) tri 1 .4. ,,c, t t t p 10(111C I. .11. as. loth kn. ts;:t J., M. lit's , • • J4y Acroq vt 41 . A:Talte• r, M. M. 8... r • ....! 11 c nc•t W. • ur• On the ::J, the flip went entirely to pieces. Ca the 23‘1, ti : Cafit‘ia Colvin:, with star 3 Per 3,Pra 4 Per iler .S Perk ''''. 4 "'" ""' --- ---" rowed up to Kykduin with tl , r. 111 Thrilops, anti 07 --- r—r -- -• rittity. The Rafter n !were hitherto contain tics interefting your orders larldc.l at the Helder ; fet the ufficets sr, Nov. p.—T: •e Commanders of the and men on fhore out of the thalittps, to the nur.ber Particulars relative to the prefent fitting of the Gee- s adin4 ll.tps croiring at the n:".tith . f of ninety-one. Captai' P•aol I(A:owed with. estiz h.,n. manic Diet. Nuthinp i f impor:.nce lass been as yet recctve , f the driftelt order; to lidier no dred and ten men, whiiit Duys:kerk had Caved titty• brought lulu and or ibbruitted to the applotsation o: the Elbe, except fuch as ate io *awn:- '.' , e Lledoral Collette, except tl:c plan for the eni- fix men of the floats, and the Hertieller's thallop four A Ihipwr,:i k. men more ; one floe, *a till to else men only, i. rof. W.; fllttent i I the navigation does CO the Rhine I awl or. 27.—We learn that the Tor kifn En- ling. lam bound to declare to you my fatisf..ltion wc do not learn tha. the precool has been yet operci tAktxt.ru:ct, !..11% r[cei , .cd 0r.1.t• horn at the vigilance and rcadinefs or the otr,cer. and men on that ft.t-,ica. In tt.t mean time the Comitial Y. : !.y th: 101 l ct.utier, to rctinelt ilea me• whom ycu fent to me, and recommend thc.n to your ,O.ler '1 l'A•tirfw , ..k I.linenbUr;lt, Baron &HID , .:, l'ihMAil Cow I for the refloration ••t(... ,3 t A remem b rance . . 1% I , e) lest ..lid 1 :1.0 14'h, Ailivcd a few days •itar , ~:i.l:;:g hens een France and the Porte. o ;Lather, I refer you to my verbal report rf eke lat the Tefidoitt % .I :pa Diet ; lint what is 11101 i el'r.h I Lusty Isere, Ct ur.t MITT eltriaro, ha; R ate of the () l i p . & c . ; an d Ira: in' t h at 11, 4 e: here- -rdir.try, is the i” . etligence; that there will be eta- , IL: lath Ellta7lt 1' from Vicuna, orders to by performed your orders and .otes.tions, ti,illl::d intrin:liat,ly at the Comitial Miens* of the , t', t. e Prt.t:i it Cairet the complete .• I nave the honour to ft Uictibc to) felf, with re- Err i m c, a :•Iti.int.r from hi, Britannic Majelly, :et , 11. i% Montan 'Milt riAl M.,;ellv with re- (pat, (Signed) CI Rail' VI Ilt) ,, 01 , 1%." Litg of the Unitea Kingdom of Great Bsitain and ink,: •a.,1 Jetta. e rn•Alires ad' pt• dby "On 1),..1the Is...r:bank, Nov. al, iii the Ntetr.V: r. ~... Irdand. •` On the sth intl. At we heir from Rati(bon, 1., is.. ' ..*-. . ;e d. ,i-t,i ; G 0 cr., :`,...4- lit aklitt..n to the tatislatti an we reel in laymg M.- :•11. Rlltl, SZCiet.liy to the I.lr:iiiii legation, which is t to. ..me time to uc.:l..re to. • '.:s let- fore 0.. e pt.l.:,c the two als,.ye ter.irts. v. c ~.1, ...to' in I L., ',fide for the future with the Diet, unexpea:Al l i • t••• t. - .l:‘,9cd h i s Arr.) .ft fri I: :'..?.•, tit...:. :hat there are at prefect at the 11::l.i.t rh_ eto ilf•-d there. He received orders at Copenhagen ti. .': ,• :, 1. , . • -, f • r .•c Ns ::. t:•• :• t i as j tr.( from the Romney. The officers :lie : d„,t...1 is .cp.iir wilt all pt,•Ti tie expediti tn to Ratabon ; and t , procure ti . : ::........ I ' , I. .• : - • , t' , ' , • •tilri, and the men in the church, s' ' :, e titre tal:•ttigh Le c.imc by the way of Berlin and Vienn e, kn. ts::, las .. I, : , ... ~ .t. !• . .... ... •!;., :etc CACCJ by Rear Admital I:,:kkettort,2 cr , vit.lcd In: made tLc i ) MIL% in ts: enty days. Mr. Htl.t ., t.ierday M. 1i5.1 . , • :t. t . •. i I. t ~.;••1I i , tili curs - thin . ; niceffary. (Naas Me a I I )Ceel I) ~tit; rto L(.la BI twice, who is t, be the h:ad i't '...ire• At l'al, , ,Ar , %.......--:., I. i .i' , ...- trum the Guveti.ment to remove t'..etr. to Inc..i other tl._ legation, it espeeted in a few days. Mr. Rica .t..c..1 hi MAO. Bs r ..., 1 as.st ...1. -a liti..ci..o. t ',ugh: that this Miniiter had 'cached Rotation be- .i..! II e ne't ...,1 p,...c...........u..... s ! .. or• On the 22J, the flip went entirely to nice:7l. tore Lim, as he was alb° to take the route of Ilcihn• ALtfin!zi.. Ca the 23,4 the Loglifit Cafluio Colvin:, with Ira wi:tiout going to deaths." 1 t_t, If lacy I Vtittn:o6.'i).. DUTCH PAPERS. ROTTERDAM, DECEMBER I. 110111 Tilt ritOte TYR MLIIIITST AT WAll OF Tilt SAIAVIAIII RIPUBLIC• " Monday, November sd, Igoe. s A decree of the Directory, of the a td infant, No s 3, being read, &c. and the pofitivc aldrsffel in the raid decree, by the Directory, to the Scerttary of State of the War Department, for carrying the fame Wt. stied, it is refolved, in conformity to that order, to=To write to, and to charge the refpedive Commanding Officers of the different corps of the national troom (Including the two depots of the RJR and Welt lodia troops), aud they are hereby charged to pay no refited to any orders from perfona belonging to the French Military orCivil Departments, relative to the coiled- Mg of duties, nor the regulations of eaponation, importation, or trallfit, t►rough the country, and to fuhmit folely to fuck orders, from the General in Chief, as may relate to the piojeded expedi- I tion, or to the defence againft the enemy, in conformity to the general command committed to hint by the Directory. " ad-4 copy of this order is to be forwarded forthwith to each of the Commanding OSCCI'S of the different corps of the national army, as likewile to the refpedilve Governors of the fortifications, for their information and direction.“ Dsc. 4.—According to the laft accounts, the Eng l.& (hip of war the ltosaw sr, Captain Cotvttte, wh:ch got aground on the Zuiderhaak, could not be got off, and was gone to pieces—luckily, however, the crew arc fared and made ptifoncra of war, except al men, who were loft. The following la the Report to the Commander In Chief of the Naval. Force of the country north of the 1 , , Rear-Admiral Kikkert, from Colonel and Captain of the Navy, Gerrit Verdoorco, (erring In the Teed Erdition, as commander of the (aid Vcffels, iu the abfence of the Rear-Admiral aforefaidim. " As loon as you gave me written orders yeller day morning, about nine, to repair to Keykduin, to gether with Captain S. 0. PooL, and to take mea lures for living in the fpeedieft manner the crew of the Britifh Ibip of war (handed upon the Zoider haak, and for carrying them off as. partners, with the promife to fend the neceffary Yell - els after me, I repaired thither direr ly with Capt. Pool. " Seven lhallops, fent by you, followed us fpeedi ly ; we faw the enemy's (hip difmafted about two leagues from the Chore, ordered the fignal men to hoilt the blue flag. if they fhould fee any more ene my's valets ; we ordered one of the (even fhallops to the (Lore, in which Captain Pook embarked with me, and with much trouble put her off, the fhallop being half lull of water. Coming up with the other (halloos, found five of them armed, and the two of the Herfleller (fhallops and boat) unarmed ; we or dered them to follow the other s. " About twelve o'clock we got within cannon Riot of the (hip, difplayina a flag of truce ; we law on the Main four fail, fometunes off, and fometimes be fore the wind, ftanding on towards us, whom we fulpeEted to be fhallops, or long boats of the enemy's (hip; and which might intend to make themfelves mailers of failing velfels, to five themfelves; I quitted Captain Pook's Ihallop, and went over to that of the Doggerfbank, took the arms out of Poem's with which I armed thole of the Heraeller. " Poot. hoilled his flag of truce, which he fent to the (hip, together with the unarmed boat, with the Aging Lieutenant, De Craanc, to Common, purfuant to his orders, the crew to furrendet themfelves pri. loners, whillt I with the five armed fhallops, whom I made to load in their fight, kept at the diflance of a long pilot Ihm, waiting fur the four fail, and likewife to cover the failing Netfels you fent, left they Ihould make themfelves matters of them. Captain Pool was put on board the Eoglith (hip, and made the agreed fign of furrcnder, which was anfwered, and fent me, in the Herfleller's boat, the Captain and fe= officers, with notice that the fails we faw (landing towards us acre &tots, on which about feventy men were endea vouring to lave themfelves. I rowed with the five (bath's towards the Englith (hip, and as loon as I got up, Captain Pool informed me, that the Cap tain Colville had mulled to have one-half of his crew free but on the determined alurance of Captain Pool, that, unlefs they would all furrcnder, he mull leave the (hip as a flag of truce, not being charged to drift them io that cite, and that, on the contrary, meafnres would be taken to compel them to fbike, he furrendered himfelf, with all his officers and the while crew ; and, o being requited by Captain Pool, he gave up his fide arms, and the flag was Ilruck and ta ken down by Captain Pool hinstell We took imme diately as many men into each (ballop as was poCG ble; Captain Pool remained, with two Britifh officers, and with one lhallop in attendance, on board tire En glifh (hip Romney, %tall I with fix fhallops towed and failed towards our tailing Tails. Coming op with Skipper Duynkerk, I intended to put one clEctr and two armed men on board of his relic' ; but torn OM heavy tea it was not pratticable ;ordered him to fail direaly to the float. to take in as many of the men as he could, and to bring them in ; which was done. Somewhat later I fueeeeded in putting I.ieu• tenant Tichlet and two armed men on board of alto titer hfherman, with order, to go to Captain Pool. Means, bile we law a lai.d.og It , at, fent by you, tow ing likewife towards the Engloh ;as alto ano ther fifherman, named inom Sp.o.j whorls pu had fent, who wr.uld lay by at,d b , •to.r the uir.cl by turns, wafting h': time, and v 1,n,1y negteetillg Lis duty, and came ~:sly to Captain vet yI oe I rowed up to Kykduin with the fix fbrilops, and by your orders landed at the Helder ; let the offieets and men on (bore out of the thaliops, to the nno.ber of ninety-one. Captai- , Pool lollowed wi.b nn: him• eked and ten men, sslottl lluys:kerk had raved titty• fix men of the floats, and the Handler's thalloptintr men more one floe, *a nit to else men only, i. mf ling. lam bound to declare to you my lansf at the vigilance and reading. or the otr,cer. and men whom ycu fent to me. and recommend thc.n to your remembrance. Lather, I refer you to my vrbal repot cf . Rate of the (hip, J.c. ; and Stu: ing that 1 have l;re by performed your orders and ;ntehtions, .° I nave the honour to In ,letabe to; ith re (Signed) G k vi R0 , 0rt%." " 1)n I),..lthelh.u.r:bank, Nev. at, it. 'he Ntetny. r. ill aJwti..n to the latiscLeti )3 ws it,i be. i.'. ~1~ fpcEt fr: 0.. e pt. IF c the twn ab,.ve ter.irts, y.e ..tat there are at pretent at the frorn the Rnniney. 'a:officers ale • -.uics, and the men in the church, ' e ti. c CACCj by Rear Admii.ll I lit, curl. thin; :heavy. OrJaa are ~xpate..! trum rise Guvert.ment torenmee them tu other ' 4 ,;i1 his officers, dined on board the Blittus. On their a; rival on board, the Rear Admiral, in the prefeacz feveral Captains of the Navy, and a guard mounted on the occafion, returned them their fide arms in the molt polite and obliging manner. The Englifh Captain, with his officers, Rear Ad mind Kikkert, and feveral Captains of the Navy, ha,. ing dined on the 24th with Captain Verdooren, os board the lloggerfbank ; and the Batr•ian Govern. ment being enabled, by the Paving of fo many men, to exchange an equal number of our unhappy (nun. trymen in captivity ; this tranfa4tion mutt aff9ri pleafure throughout the Republic, particularly t $ thofe who were charged with the mention of it. STRALSUND, Nov. 2 4 .—.Yellerday afternoon, abort half after one, their Swedifh Majefties went on board a gun brig, which conveyed them to the royal yacht Amadis, lying in the road. A favourable breeze car lied the illullrtous travellers out of the harbour, hut the wind loon after changed, and to-day the gad Amadis was feen at lea about two leaghes from tL., port. MACRIN Nov. 3. —According to accounts from Cadiz, General Muskat; has happily recovered horn the yellow fever, and is now at Chiavenna, a country place in the vicinity of Cadiz. The epidemic &for. der has fpread to Cordova, or about thirty miles from the fea coral, but without being very deftrudlire. In general it is remarked, that at a certain diflance from the coati it afrumes a leis virulent charafter. A rain during two days at Cadiz has greatly diminiaid the toortAhty. FRANCE, PARIS, NOVEMBER a. Their Imperial Majedies arrived yesterday in the afternoon, at the Palace of the Thnilleries, from Fon. tainbleau. The Pope arrived there about feven is the evening. The principal prefentations to the Holy Father, and the interviews between his Holinefs and the Emperor, which took place at Fontainbleaii, fence Sunday loft, are thus announced in the official Journal ; ' On Monday Prince Jr et eu arrived at Fontainbleau, and made a 'Hit to the Pope ; Prince Boaon ass alto vifited his Hand's the fame day. On Sunday the Minifters of War, of Religion, and of Police, the Sc. entail of State, and the great Officers of the Crown, were preceded to his Holinets. On the next day, the Grand Judge, the Minikes of the Interior, of the Fioances, of the Public Treafury, of the Military Board, and the Cnunfellors of State prefiding over Se Lions, were prefented. OnTuefday, the Imperial Martha's A no sa sav, Mont ‘v, Mass; ma, Lame a s, SOULT. NEY, D'AVOUST, I.Jtsurs, BESSIRRIS, and the Coloneh-Gentral Juno". and Bartacu•v D'HIL• LIERS, were preltuted. Ou Monday the Pape paid another vita to the Emperor aid Emprets, and dined with their Majef. ties. On Tuefday the Emperor 'lilted the Pope; in thole different vifits the Pope and the Emperor converted with each other for confiderable time. The final preparations are making for the corona tion, which is to take place in the can: to of three days. An abftrall of the " Ceremonial which is to be de ceived at the Coronation of their Majefties," has been publilhed, and every precaution has been taken for the prefervation of order doling this important ceremony. The number of first hlagillrates of de partments who are to attend will not be fo confider. able as his Majely originally intended. His Mi kity, after having fuminoned all the Prefeets to his Coronation, fent orders to thole in the departments bordering on Spain to remain at their polls, conceiv ing that their pretence was abfoluteb neceifary for regulating the communication with the States of his Catholic M.tjefly, and preventing the contagion cif the dreadful ditorders which prevailed in them. The laa letters from Thouloufe, however, encourage the ex pedation, that an effetitial flop will be loon put to the ravages of the infeAinn. ascassosa r. We are informed, dust the Council of State folved yellerday to &Willi the Chronology, tom monly called the Republican, and to introduce again the old Gregorian Calendar. FILANKFORT, Nov. 28.—Shortly after the journey of the Emperor of the French to the United Depart ments, towards the acre i f lall month, a detachment of French troops took poffeffion of the large gland c f St. Peter, near Mentz ; an Ward which was for tified during the laft war, and which the Prince of Nassau Ustactm had let, after poffiffion had been taken of Lis part of the territorial indemnities. The occripti.,n of this ill4nd is to be followed by that of all Cie other iflards of the river which feparate France and Get many, if we are to judge from the following I article in one of the laft Gazettes received from Mentz : '• In confequence of an order from his Majefty the Emi.eror, it is Card, that pollefficn will be taken, on the Jay of his Coronation, of all the iflands in a. Rhine. Polls bear in 6 the arms of the French Em p;re are to be played in them. The Engineer in Chief of roads and bri,lger, and the Infpettur General of the Adsninittration of the Borders, haste already re• eeired orders to make the neeedary preprarations for that purpore." The Ratifb , n ler•ers hitherto Contain tso interefting particulars relative to tl.e prefent fitting of the Ger manic Diet. Nuthinp f impor:-nce has been as yet brought lots and or fubruitted to the approbation of t-e Lledoral College, except the plan fur the etia bhfltr.ent I I the navigation dtiev on the Rhine ; aird we do not lerrn tha. the precool his been yet opened on that ftstsieft. In ths mean :ime the Comitial iiiiter tf I.linenbur;h, Baron &HID , I 10,1 I: ft C:.irti 1411, arrived a few days •:lar dt the refidonvi t .i iya Diet ; what is moil err: -riiinary, as the i”`riligcnce; that there will be eta b,;:llA ininh.liaudy at the Colonial .Affembly of the Em e tic, a :•Itt.ititr from hi, Britannic Majelty, tt: Kiiig of the United Kingdom of Great Britain anti •` On the sth intl. as we heir from Ratiftion, SZCICI.Ity to the Br:iiih legation, which is L., it fide for the future with the Diet, unexpeSztlly Art iv-d there. He received orders at Copenhagen ti; 'epair wdli all phill de expediti is to RAIII13,111; anti i.td•iugh I.t crux by the way of Berlin and Viennt, he made the jtMI L% in tv caty days. Mr. HILL, r to Lord llt RWICK, who is to be the h:ad of ths legation, ii cvpected in a few days. Mr. Ittc4 ''.nigh: that this l'idinihr had 'cached Ratabon be him, as he was alto to tale the route of Drain. b'rt wi;:luut going to Vi:aas."