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I fbwe Loadon:tiviell ala our treat owns bat I siot tbink ebb; that will ever be of crest ennfelphote. ,Ivry dhlr kar is for.brifsid, where the ftanbard of rebellion has been spin raga It Is 'Ades to anticipate events: .121) Tbis Mr. Lomfden ia, doolitlth , the. teeepiry In CIAO of the dosislisent. of Miltss. The Addrefs h net eitalliled.a: fitmelt:sr. Oh Tat FAOIII are prodigal of there finis pt epitheti, the icy peroetf.6l thials of $ piece with Others; iiijda which We Maio of fully our pate. No. LVIII.—MR. JOHN .111.AHtElt * tiLiEtit:-Ci3t. • . 11.0 SE A i.tactak, sia jay, Thactintapithleh you mention relative to the datth pf Paul, tb; piiihge of the Sound, the bade of He raise, sod tally. the CVCDO of the Alit of ttlareh,all bothwed i the peace Which the Minidera greelgitately.eaockded, to eve fatiafaelion hi I tirtle fatiewd whit a long war. The alanit of 'War wouliaidly fervid. but all two (adieu the ' , Molders exerted thcoarehtei to r-ife the druopindSpirit o( the ecnintry.•• They harp lo the chit fueemila, and we ate oo the &krt. There are, htiivezerT; fume milcontelita, partieulsrlyin the. great- nuinufaduting hOwne, The Nom of Forope ate enveloped In en busplieahle bliudncia. Why do they not form a coalition topic an end to the poiike Ind ambitioet of Irwrseer Hower - ex fairowfil may he the perrpOlive, and bnwcvet iirgent the Reps that are to be taith, I em fore, neverthelets, that in the cud all will be well ; and Lenuft confider the French as en inftru anent in the hands..of Pwoviottice w pints lt the fins di other . The tate' bere are enenuraaa::—lnegune, ws, haute*, far rants. and earOagera,U are taped. Beederiaaiheafe duties ob the ddrcreut neeciaries of 'We, I think ellaktach pertun, pays full tee &Wings iu,tha pound. • There talcs are to latayy, that I rear' Mall be uhdet the meaty of tweeriAdd set Igdand,which I ka/E met the tuft dcfare to de. . ,• . . - - No.I.X—M.E.COXTCSHIS StiN,CMLIAN AT MAIIRAs, Nottinshun, Aiwa sg. ----a.- As Government whiles that a asset nth 4er uf,fongs an writings, proper for exciting the energy (Attie people, flpivid be ellfperfed among the public, I compered myfelf a..funtserhich yew ...Tamen! his ordered to be printed at its renege/ se it has-du n e many otheri. I fend you a copy of It, midi Vote yen will be ideated with it. (is) . •• • - •.. (is ) The father in qualh of a•T'oet &tab his focionlio mall be p sett! connoiffeur, ago a foug eotnpofed in French by Mifa Anne Cot, his daughter. aged tvrelte yeses and a half.. This young Lady b SUIT a little prodigy.' We give . here her romance. The fattiest talents of the daughter, mareuable the Reader .to. Ihrni tunic opinion of theft of the father. who le in ruptures with ibis isomppfitsm 'Nee regret that we cannot add here Me patriotic tong, beeaufe it is rather long; but it will he fulfirient to fay, that it Is Compided in a beautiful vri*, very hombeftie (I.im iinejfimal but dewing; that the brilliant ex preffionsof d frimii; Car • fium and dtif Eashoribuld i didinguillsed plate in it, and the! on Use *leek It is very fine. . tiamAi).ci. • • • • VASTIE Da La XVI+. • tai AxiACOI, lOC dosie ani (se) /Rite. Afireek la Nail ebarrnank . Aintable et tharvoyante, Que slue je eadoe 4:tan:lnt dffparais avant l'aurore... • Ritale tient& de la lane noddle ::nerve plus belle et pins calcite!! !! Drinker aver eclat dant fair, • • P a l a &vie atmorpliere. • . . • • t ,oesinuesoli ! bilk Attic Italians !! Depilate? siestas mantes, • p de tonic en fords takrer PUS yeomen/4.s d g sri,.. • (ad) .4 " 1.4 b ayePreict•ed the 0141,011"Pbt, eat *c may slie this Oompotidon in lostal Rate. • • • Mu 141 ANNE hantaß, TO HERI.ES-MER lIROTHF.II, LIEUTENANT CHAR CER. London, disS l 47.• N lO 3- ft b with pate t have leaky! today that two vetch from the !Mt Indies have been Alien by the Nienchsone of which b *arid se c•gooL Manytif the lirlt Merchants of deb canstry hive meted Ato , be fa.' whhh Is attittnited plirciplly to the lac rating peiirts of Pulpy upcin the Continent, Great Renato is at prefent in a bilious ends ns artimat rof the •lavafian with *ISM we pee threatened by the Teessell...ind these appease-to .heoo luejper any doubt that this tritscrate'tnettry will iiiitTertakeit. • ' ft Is thought React cad *in lit the &eft rub feet .4 at•a•k: We mutt put oar core didn't( In that Power whith mu elevate and deHmy, and in nor tirab.den walls, for I fear that our troops arc too few"and too &reliant-ea tot* eery capable of reptilfing the Embry: Nu. LXIIrMf. LUBBOCK 'TO RICHARDSON, ES( AT MADRAS. , • ' I .'indein, - July as. t Sot. Croinnetic Is entirely at a ttand..sna for I fear toter foon renewed the elffeeremble cfreunittances of s ypt ; money is very fcarce, Lad confidence daily diminidees. None can Baud but limb hoofi a that arc really gandand fond; and even Mote find reserr)felves rm. barred*. d for, 'ankh tfiey . eari difpok of the merchandise upaq their hands, lieria'aie the) to find funds to make their payments ? We really wire inter its eircturaftances In alarming. The war is eertainly dot popular •or perhaps I Iliohld he mote eorreat lay ing, that Mae is D oianhaence In the ability of the prefent Adaii• Nftratior tutriodua k with (seeds. I am not consular in this opinfon,. which I May fay is general - . nett bine opposlignn in the . Hoeft of Cannon's, It is true : but this unanimity is net to be attributed to confidence in the prefect aliEllteri, but to the hope which animates thorn ',Ware tone in place of being. eallul coyote the Adtniniftration, which they could vet do decently if they let fall any esprelTions stain ft them. hurry . days changes ate talked of; and; as foots as all the vacant places are I capedt to fee an end of this apparent cincert in the Houle of Commons. LXIIL TON Lend ts(t . . A AtT :stAneAs. asstend 803— I think that at prefect we ought to fend co more Chips to India ! nte Al Lo cud isinfefted wish velveteen. and theft deredations ruin half tour India trade. I think that our Minifters are tbt molt remelts finwletansihat the world over produced. and Nth will be their fucceffors until our ruin Is cnenplete. This ceintri hat never been in a hate fo (grimily alarming , piddle coedit no target elate. and all confidence is dent...yeti. Coe only knows what will be the fault. I think that a taw webs willaketile. AU that oar prefect D.linifters do its the Houle of Commons (env to Ws enntpetition of foal& tricks and high-founding etpreffinns; their effort. feats scaly to be direard in the mans of import:l.wpm es with Wet 'Rift. I fear that nor poor country -ha. ken Its belt days—the re be ~ tern nett molaueliely the min who widin .t LXIV --MR. F.. DOM'OESWEI.I. TO. COLONEL DOWEII-NWELL, AT MAD% An. bidden. Angell if. 401. llnelle changes of little importance Wye taken place. Lord Pet ham to be Chancellor of the Dolby of bantafter, a very lucra tive place. to the men of lord Li who relish*. Mr. Yorke la to be Secretary of SsstNpnfge..Seeretdry at War. Of the number of huh which have lately pared, the mod re markable is that relative to the yoaaco men which are to form the Army of It dem, I fear mutt that the end will nut be ant . ..end, for It Is permitted to individuals, en wheen the balint may fall. to exempt theinfelves Irnir ferrite the payment of act. In this Agin& alone t tool have altrady been paid In this manner. I Wave you to ledge. therefore. what will be the (uteri. of thl, levy. Is 5. a firgelar thing that the rice of fobltittnes in this. Army of Ile. hive referee only fire years is not left than from it to 35 guineas. If Ten and towage were as abundant es money ( ay) the knice would be enfared. (17) Money is (caret for the wads of Onvernmeitt ; h h Ii pl. my Inc exemption from prrfonal ferric.. This nitrates' aids us ii analyfing the true public (pint .4 England at this enfil• ....• - No. I XYL MFFSRS. DAVID %COT r AND COMPANY TO MFSSR3. eAIRLIE, GILMORE, AND CO. A l' NI ADRAS. London, July t The virtual permits the regular ihip• to make eight Initead of fa voyage, has paired ahunft without opporition, and l a r go I . now another to the Hook of Corownew to ',taut a freight offal. per ton mom ro Teed' of this Antos, which will alto mist and all • writhynt clothe, with a view of aanibilating the commerce et insheidtials; fur the tort the Company pays for freight, the more wed be demanded of individual. 'I Ms tesktsation hos been mat f pg SMUT to Lord Cailleresils ; bet without avail, and in truth etch time that we have kill him, ha appears to ea rather saw ad. o c te of a Onto than the protracts . of the irnmente commerce be t weeu this emostry and India. report is that he is roam to t ee Admire's - . and that Mr. ingsr, the hevtlar-in-Law et oar Mittd;ce, will heeled • • _ No. I.lvtr. _• m . .IsUCHAMTo HIS SON GEORGP. 111;CHAM. _ _ _ the lekuniary denten& which the Government make He ea. nrkiniat. and`berond, all tialnple. Tin enactments., met terrible to the mars of the people, who are condemned to the grcatelt pri vatising. Mr. Pitt has re-appeared, and gives a proof of his ftArk in cornmutdestink his opinion to the Orient Aildirdtbadeta !trent from that of theb (ientlemen. This great man Mu* be Walled• sad the cutintry. mull lan that all the royal jealooty to ' Wiltall the *fent Adminntration are indebted (ap), mall be bid It is thin tnearure aline that nth maintain the, dignity of the nation. • . • .leo . ) This philters fo de 'original; we have preened it be. talhfc remiers *Ler the idea of tee author, and deplete in a Engle trait ; the linkmen and the fluemitions of the prefect Govetnnikist of his inontey. . , • Nu. LXV111...-THE MARQUIS OF TITCHFIELD TO MAD WILLIAM DEN rINCK AT MADRAS. peal Wit,LIAM. Landon, Anguit tr. Cafar Aognittis bid," I.et it lay the univerie under contribo tion". -our Milliners fay, Let de 'univerfe be under arms, or rather let them become Volunteers." In fed every bud, is be bunt a Voluateei. There are at halt ecopao men under arms in England. Ireland is at peefent tranquil, but Me fpeeles of bananinity and the little we know of the confpirscr, compared with the univerfal Preparatintis which are Made by our enemies, eternity very alarm- Mg. there It but one opinion reipeding the government of Ira land, which *that It was ekeelEvely motifs, and that it was fur. prifedi- The evening of the arrival of the news In Lambe , . Wick hani declared that nothing email . , be More tramtaill than the date of Ireland, and the Lord Litutcsant was Co far from apprehending the, approach pi Rebellion, that *went Mae Phenix Park at the moment that the event eonsmeneed. It is fuppofed that If the at. fairmation of Lord Kilwarden, who paffed at, the moment, had not delayed the Rebels to their Schuh the Cattle would have fallen into their power. (The non remainder of this Letter merely mentions Collie changed in the former inn withotit any comment), NO.LkIX.- MR. A. STK ANGE TO lilt. THOS. STRAIIIq, AT MADRAS. • London, May 14. cannot talk of politics. mg mind is fatigued enough with do meftic affairs, Every betdt (cents to agree that the prefent admi nhitratinn is without capielty to guide the helm In the prfmt me eumftancea; Rill, howetrcr, no chang,s are fpoken of. Mr. Pitt will not return to the political world ; unlefs the King thould recall him, and then be will compote an • alminittratlon by hindelf. The King haves Addington and anti not like the Orenvilics ; and things teft here. All thii is very bad, and I lee no probability of things being bettei. No. 1-XX.,44R. Rtnrwr DOOOLAS, TO HIS SON MR* ROBERT DSIICII.AS. tsth Aura We are menaced by four great, krmlei at once, in order to diftrael our attention. The quantity of Ist-bottomed boats is imtnenfe; if they can pals over without being proteCled by Mips of the line, thy may do much mifchief. In order to prove to Yon bow notch We are alarmed, I need only tell you, that they are about to mike chSin of redoubt. round London, where the first attack it eipeeted. If the French tale p ft Mon of the capital there will be the devil to pay, but at they cannot itzt MT with their booty, it will he of little favice to them unkfs they conquer the Whole Ifland. In the end, however, their army mutt be &Brined. . No. JASON TO ' - Aufuft 14: Our towns and villages (warm with troops, the greatelt activity nigns every where, as vrehler the defence of the kingdom as fut the care of our wives, our children, mu eattkoind our flocks, which will be withdrawn into the Interior. Very likely we Mall neither give or receive quarter, which will cattle the MA horri ble deltrudion of the human race. All the Powers of thi Conti nent feem Reach with tr.rrae-4tulfta it arming: but It appears doubtfift whether it be foi tie or to joie our enemy ou the oppofite 4W113 of the ocean- /44. LIXII. MISS CAROLINA BALDOCK TO HP.R 11R8THEit o LIEUTENANT BA LDOCK. AT BENGAL. Guerrifey, July Is, 11103. We are Gs abed by this approaching Invallon Vette Frtnc that all the Militiamen and Gentlettien arc obliged to work each in his tarn, at the fortifitatinna. or to pay a fine of 61. ad. At Jerky the (evict is Rill more fevers. Many families have quitted Quernfey upon tills oteafion, their fears overcouting their confi dence lu the valutir sif their warriors. Detachments from revere! regiments arrive here lately.ddtitiea.k is raid, far th: Eel/ Indies, but their &natation la happily changed. NO. LXXIII. MR. JOHN DERR TO MR. TAYLOR. Loudon, ath Aug. (The brit tract htnintcrelling, as it Mates fulety to the price of opium.) We are littoral! 'wearied in preparing to rephlfe the French who menace us. I with I could fay as much of Ireland. But body of the enemy's troops, of from as to a 5,000 men, who could &ape the vigilance of our fqii:Jrcns and cleft a dttssrlta tion' would throw that country into a Rate of combuition from one cal to the other • nod produce, I fear, fangulliary There sic many vio lent men Who afplre to notbing butt fepara. tion from us; their proles" v , ai nut ripe for execution, and it failed; hut there are React rearms for believing that a great num ber have only coomakd their debgita, waiting a more favourable opportenity. . ` I hope that there AIR be no fooled of ae espedition antorek you againit Batavia or t►t Mauritius ; but the ragr of mating &Heap to ennead egg dominions, Is the proper eharaeteriftle of the Government of Lptd gad none of his Colleagues have dU:_rnmcnt or courage to moderate his ambition. FRANCIS HAItTWEI.I., TO HIS BRO• THkR, GEORGE HART WELL,ESQ, AT cALeurtA. Auguft tp. MI England Is in arms but f am Corry to have to am nounce to you, that the people of la uham (that I. to fay, the loaves Oafs) are not among the nlmber of the loyal ; they ►ave refuted to offer their fervices. No.LXXVII.--MR JAMES STRANGE MR.PETRII, COUNSELLOR AT MADRAS. London, Adg. 11,1803. _ . --r.very body here thought that your lewd, It YL.rr would have left you ;It the head at affairs finer the commencement of the month of March lalt, the epoch at which hill friends Cup pded he wool have quitte4 Madras. I &fired it alio as well for your private lateral's. fur the genteel good; and lam Curt, after all I have learnt, it could only be fume fotetetted hliots who could tetra that hie lawdeiip had quitted a Government which he was more ineapabie of holding than ary of his predeeeffona who have, ever governed ladle. NO. LXXVM.....M. ROBERT SHERSON TO M. ROBERT., Aug. tt. 2803. . Here vie are all trouble, alarm, and wretchednifs ro. thi• country begins ferimfly to be fenfable of its fnuation, and to he afraid : there Is no doubt that Bonaparte will attempt a bad hay. The etih which loch an event would nee.ffoa are isscaku. table, whtsout including au lacerate of our dabs, and what we pro tege in regard to the feeds of rebenion, and of hiteltine war wl. it wools! fow. - A man whir has s soot. annool Income, pays 6ccl. of it in Mel, par& dues, poor. rates, Re. What a profpoft No. I.XXIX, MR. E. STUART, To . I'HOMAS ROEBUCK, ESCL MADRAS. Great Satan is armed throughout : every mao is required to repair to London. and enter into fume date Gyps. Tbc Impale and the tales are beyond all former Cl/Mpit. The country, In fad. Is fuck as that I really begin to will the melowes of insofar!' were carried nuo effset It would put an end to Inquietude, and to meats m which will eventually lead to the duorganizatioo and ruin of the Country. I.X XX. MISS DENIII3, TO Mr. JAMLS Dk.NTIS, HER BROTHER - - - Auguß 3. 6101. The Fran► are canflnaitng a bridge of boats, icon,' by mar/ chains, by means of which, and the competition of their Sett., they hole to creel a landing in varies, placca The Englifh are in w e rr a pq alarmed every Mill ender 6a years of ye it to be a Soldier. TM whole of t►e Noto , i;ty, and nee the King hinticr, are Reim tote dirtier', camps. No foreign Power appean Inclined isadsN as. Seery one trete 5t0.i.04 for ►ls money in the bank. Though many kit out, there are feworal %rho Soifer their money to memo, appnbeedne of the kyles of 4-11 trig. If the rherernment be wvenwreed, we ball dosolokfs Rife our Von.led Property. Yam mud me esilb to be ►e rt ; the raiment. nod calantitoolly tittratet No. I.XXXL MR. MrPCALFY. TO HIS SON CHARLFS.. Evict tot Is aretikeefire moths ttrestrita h. doirtOk tpobrxi9n4f,lit Ai ,116 AdfipOlnpftloilfdltay.t.tegianliakllif of Mt. Pitt, wipe bad court-steel to accept else PreirlwAsp. Lord Grenville intifted tied Windbani aid Cauniogibouid town a part of the Cabinet, a proprilltion Which Mr. Addingtini . rdufed to Mica to; whereupon ;be neve:anon war benbetioL. l and a toolneft toobplace between Mr Addington and ids pr e, caste. A decided Majority pretrailo Iu tonne of Minlacri, and we hois to En iiithant Mr. Pitt. LXXXII. Mr. 8-- T.---TO Mit. WILLIAM HAII.RINCProIto - AT • FaRT GEORGE. (Speak< fo very dlfretPeCtfully of <be Royal Fortin, aid the Colankander in Chief, that we arc apt to think it molt be a forgery.) lARXIII —.M. A. DIGLEY TO M. JOHN CHAMIiik, ESQ MADRAS. Arai aa. The political changes in Burnie have been Co fudden and fo altimilbing that I du nut know whit to illy of thrin, nor to what awful they arc to be 'falba! ; for I do not believe that Grenville or Windham puffs the gift of pt Thee!, though the prefent teepee lam to jultity their predirilious. Here, then, in a few words, is a popular pace, and a war equally popilar, which fins at defiance all political fpeculatidns. • Hitherto Come of the Weft India ltlands are the only fruits of our inunenfe naval fuperiority. Ireland U like a piece of brittle Metal which can neither be hammered nor bent, and thefe had planes teem to be owing to our eternal archenemy. /however we croft here to the people. But In a divided Rate the enemies nar our coafts mull neeellarily have a decided advantage; and for us we mull fuffer--. No. LXXXIV. Mr. DOWDESWEL WELL., to Cul.Do WIDFSWELL. at MADRAS. This letter relates to the Writer's opinion of the tied of the then Parliamentary Proceedints, and ventures the Ministers For their precipitation in hurrying through the Bill apeding the Attn. of Ireland. The Writer proceeds.—" Among the great number of Official Papers which hive been publithed, there is une very curious. re latiie to a plan for fortifying Lapdog', by means of lines furroiind lag the city. I have toot one objedion to offer to this fehemei namely, that it Is Impraelicable To fpeak uurefervediy,. if ire may Judge from appearance.; Englind is in no real danger. We have, however, fume traitors among usthe fpeech of Sir Francis Burdett, on the anniverfary of his Eledion, give. us to undetitaod as much, but the Milk of the people ate w U affeded. With refped to Ireland, Me is al. ways difpotc4 to receive the enemy, and I fear particutirly for that 4uarter: No. LXXXV. Mr. STUART HALE 10 M. BASILE COCHRANE. Landon, Augutt 16. Tod will be furprifed to learn that war is again kindled up between France and this country, and that the alarm of al inva lion la fopil tkroughout the whole Empire. We arc ignorant oldie difpullions of the Continental powers...Rua' indecd is the only inn fixim which we can expeet any atiflance; but our eon dud towards the Cove a Peterlburgh has been fo haughty and imperious, fo crafty and Co equivocal, that we cannot tatter our filves with it. Ruffle has a &et of twit) , fail of the line ready to put to fea, and this armament grttrall greet.titife for political con jedures. Some think that the only obittl of this naval tura, is to eau& its neutrality to be repeeted ; Vat others are of pietist% that it will, aft in concert with the French , who have fume deigns on india—lbis is the repot t circulated at pietist. We are now In one of thole limn:ions which art the molt true refult of imbecility, added to pride. Every one elks, and nu one can conceive when thee calamities will end. We have milted like madmen iota the. molt espenfive and the molt detruitive war that ever this country was engaged in, without a died plan, and without a derominate ahleft. Our fumes ale fearcely what they aught to be ler a Wiest of defence ; and if wk do not ad Alm freely we are ruined. The people have been Invited to rife in a =iv but no Reps have yet been taken to give efficacy to that appeal. ' I ardently with that there may be no ncetikty for doing it, beeauk l ant al' ‘'.l the people will hat anfwer to It. The Come thing was dine it H tover, and the people pafitively refuted to obey. Ireland, uns.rithltandlng the airtime of Minilters,is ready to renew its rebellion. The kilt inforreittion, it is true, mil carried, but the people, though lorry for that event are not dd . . coureged. I am pervaded that the Snitch have flew hand In the commotion', and that In the proper time and plate they wilt affilt the rebel'. A decent in Ireland would be crowned with faecefs,ls the moil diftinguillyed men in that country do not deny that the Roach woUld be reeked there by the people with open arms l do not know whether it be infplration at dirconiisetnent, bat My mind Is thoroughly caseated that lame terrible expiation is Aunt to take place, and that Come horrible event will tartan. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER t. !MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Coastls 57D—.03nalum 64 prem--Old $ per Cent pot.: Dutch Papers of fo late a date as the 36th ult. have reached town, Their contents are of very lit tle importance. The greateß vigilance appears to bE esercifed throughout Holland, to interrupt every kind of cortefpondence with this country. The lan bag of letters fent to Rotterdam has been damned, and fent to the French General ; and all communt ' cation between the two countries is expelled to be immediately cut off.—The penitence at Malaga con tinues to rage with unabated violence, and the ut mon (lifters, of courfe, prevails in that unfortunate city; We have nth fveral Dutch letters, received by the laR mail from Httfum. One of them, which is dated Hague 19th Taff, contains fame iaterening par ' ticulars.—lt lays, " Ilvm A rrrrr has long meditated to change the &nay ian Government, being diffatithed with mon of its Members. At one time, it was Cup poled that he meant to make his favolltites, VENN MIL and SCIIII4I4tLPINWINCIC. its Chief Magittrates, with the title of Confute: At another time it was fuppofed, he intended to fettle his brother Louis in Holland as Stadt'a older. The prevailing opinion, at indent, is, that he has entered into an agreement with Pruffia, to bello► upon the Hereditary Prince of ORANGII, the brother-in-law of the Pruflian Monarch, the fa vereignty oser the Eat-avian Republic snider the pro taboo of the French empire." This tall plan is laid to be the Cub's& of the late deliberations and confe rences at the Hague and Ais-la•Cbapelle, at which the Pruffian agents always attended with the French and Ilatavian Ambalfadors. Should Inch a change take place, it is almoit furerfltinus to obferve, that the fovereignty of the young Pt ince of °RANGt will be a revolutionary ufurins;ion during the life of his father. The King of Sweden is raid to have made prr•po fitions to tint Government to enter into an olFenfive and defenfive alliance, prennifing to augment his army with twenty new regiments, while a propor tionate addition is to be made to his navy. lc is fup pofed that a lublidy will necelrarily foilirw our accef- Lon to this propofal. From the Rate of our rela4ions with Rotlna. it is not probable that our Court will tome to a Ikal detetmiaatioa. without basing pm- Motley confulted that power upon the fubjee. In the mom time. however, it is Leid, that order? bare !~ "lagtfeitl.:l gur Fni?ert4Pl o 9l4 . . #frisl l 4 6 . lo k Mr. Pt arta airOri r, ant: AsiNalf.teine in; rise • king Sweden, has received orders so rehire to his pM. • The accounts by-the laft limaborgit Mail Rated. that he was 2t Stralfund, waiting the arrival n 1 Ostia: Swediti Majehies.. . The above is the'vely intelligence cinswilliOrille . continental affeirsthset has treMpired fi•die wilkikAt, - the Hamburgh" Mail . due yederday rived. We have, therefore, this day'derniiii.hlliikiit. portion of our columns to give the rimiiiiddrAfitis7 l . Correfpnodence intercepted in the Atirerewiboe:aw . : Indianian. BLOCKADING SQVADSLONS... , Yellerday morning difpatches were reeeived from • Admiral Coaawas.s.l3. off Drell, dated the a4th They Rate that the fix large gun brie,- which bad for tome time been clofely watched by that Dotes and A frigates, (or the porpofeltiteeVent ing their cfcape into Rocblort, did, in the preced ing night. accomplifhed their Piirisnfe. By the Patsies of Weser which arrived at Portf mouth on Monday lan. from Rochfort, we learn. the force of the erieriiy ibrififted of five fail of the I line, one a three decker; four large frigates, two lace of war brigs, and f 1 gun boats; this force is moored in two lines, defended on one fide br Ifle d s - Aix, a place verj Rrtingly fortified, and on the other fide by a Urge floating battery with la mortars, 32 guns of a large calibre. eight of which are parted of for red hot thou The PRINCE or WALIS was re lieved by the Dasannoucur, of 98 guns. Admiral Cot idiocy/can. and left with him the Waaasoa. of 74 guns. Captain HUGH j Rtrdisa. of 74. How, Capt: LEGCE ; Hato, of 74, Hon. Capt. GARDWIIII MINCIT•1111.. of 74. Captain ilatssrtstn ; and Boa n . mean frigate, Captain Mai AAAAA . DOVIII. SIPI. 19. This morning, about fir o'clock, three prams and about tio of the enemy's gun boats were *en froM our thore off Calais—it is generally believed that they came from Fluthing, defined to join the Boo lngne Boblla. All the veffels in our roads imam& diately made fail for the French coal. in order to intercept them, but from the hatinefs °Abe weather we are unable to obferve their movements: the wind and tide being unfavourable, it is feared their efforts will prove ineffeaual. The three proems are at an chor off Calais this afternoon. We hope to give a more particular detail of thl, in our next. it per. 30. The I'rench gun,boats, off Calais, were opt intercept ed by the fhips of war which left this mail for that par pnfe, as no firing has been heard from this place.— The three praams hill remain in Calais Roads s— thefe i , eftels are of a Luger *defeription than is gene rally fuppofed l they. carry from so to a+ long lib pounders, with a fufficient complement of men. The A NTRIMPE, of so guns, returned in the evening, but has again difappeared this morning. A cutter arrived to-day, about twelve o'clock, from the oppofite coati. The Captain, after coining Atom immediately tee off for Deal is fappofed with fame esprefs for the Telegraph there. I♦r exiled to mei-et/was istpartamt pressfrwe tr Ara. ram off the risexsP torts. • :. DIA), SIP Ti so• Sailed yefletday, aftet poR, the tfoisaacri aim if war, Right Hon. Admiral Lord KBITR, with the Casroe frigate, and ORESTES hoop' of War. to re connoitre the French Coaß.—Arrived the ANTILOPR frigate. from a entire, and remains in the Downs with the ma of the Rips as per laR. Wind fouthstly. NAUTICAL It Portymobra. SF PT. O.—Arrived the MMUs fire fhip from a cruise. The ZEPHYR brig of war has ma d e A f li v a l fur a Convoy to the Downs. Went out of harbour the Ajas tranfport. The following tranfports are ordered for Halifax and Surinam, viz. the Neptune, Reliance, Chtiliiarm, and the Prineefs of Auntia.—Arrived his Majefly's (kip Tausri. Capt. AecLts, to revianal, having been fifteen weeks off Havre. We are forty to hear of the Infis of his Majelly's hired armed cutter Cenaotatea. On the s6th inn. she lquadron off Havre were dogtrot in very clofelo reconnoitre. the Locuer. Cmaaen, and GIONOIANA; being 4 bead, and very far up the Seine, Lieut. Kt I igil•ifr, with great !pint, ehattell , with hopes of taking a crofter, coming down aloes lbore • having then three fathoms water ; bat saw Innately, in riot about, ale touched the ground on the banks near Hondeur. The boats ornate dialely went to her Balance, but there being a thong ebb tile, (be was immediately nn her wk. and I.ieutenant Kaettaaw GM immediately it was inspoffible to face her, her therefore fet Joe on fire in three places, and had only time to get of with all the mit when they were furrotmded by a whole divilion o f flotilla, who fired grape (hot at the boats in their retreat ; but, fortunately, without any perfna being hurt. She burnt with fuck fury, that none of the enemy durit apperach her ; and be ing dry at low water, Ow was confumed to the very keel. It is Come confolatinn, Ilse was originally a French veirel. having been built at Calais. and calkol la Pique. She was taken h' his Majefl;'s Coop An ceon.lad war. Lieutenant lineasnaw, the after, and part ails crew, have VIM! neer in the Tavel's. to attend the ufual Court Martial. It is an unions. nate event for them a, they had not time even to face their cluaths. Lietitena: t Knit UAW has -bees a long time in the forgoer, and has lan an arle. I Arrived the TRIIIVIIP frigate. Captain 13suarr, from of Cherbourgh. to fit for foreign frrviee I sod ,h e p i . t ern, of 16 guns. Capt. J•)1•11111111, from of Havoc.—Sailed the Set., n.of s II guns, Capt. Comes. on *cruise to the weAutnedi alia the Ideas, isaik for Nesfuushiland.