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NO the 4 fo• don I ice. The perfont condemned, whore capital punifbntent his Mays err has remitted, will be detained in the following places, viz. a. Bouvet de Lazier, In the cattle of Bouillon ; s. Armand Gail brd.Frederic Lajoials, in the cattle of Bellew& ; LIMP In the cattle of Lourde; 5. L.harles d'Hozier, do. 41. Francois Rochelle, in the cattle of If; 7. Charles Francois de RlViat, in the fort of Joon ; 8. Armand Francois Hennas; Fo liose. in the cattle of Ham. Jules Poliguac condemned to two years imprifooalect, win be decaiocd is the jame orlon with his tametser. General Mos.EAU has fa off for the United States. A particular incident retarded the execution of two of the condemned perfons (or about a quarter of an hour : Ducoars and Lim elm" required to be taken to the Hotel de Ville, to make fome declare Lion ; their requeft was granted, and they were af terwards brought back to the feaffold; feveral of the fufferers embraced their confeffors immediately be fore they received the fatal ftroke ; none of them were duffed in the red cloak; feveral exclaimed Five le Rai 1 at the moment of their execution. 'Giotto's, when upon the fcaffold, knelt at the feet of his confeffor. The twelve culprits were conveyed to the place of execution in three carts, four perfons in each. When at the moment of execution they ex claimed Yew le Roi 1 fume of the foldiers Yew ?Booing.. ! • Jolty 27. —The left letters from Rome Rate, that a prniCafal has been made to his Haines, requiring the Pore to give full power to Cardinal False it to down the Emperor of the French in his name. Jus a sB.—The Imperial Attorney General having fummoned the Criminal Court of Jultice to meet yefterday morning, between the hours 'of fix and (even, demanded the public reading of the Letters of Pardon which had been addreffed to it by the Emperor. This Office was performed by the Re lifter ; the perfons to be pardoned Rending upon a bench, with their heads uncovered, according to the regulations contained in the Letters of Pardon, which in the entitle of the day, were tranfcribed in the records of the Court ;. and thofe in favour of whom they were granted, immediately after departed for the places where they are to be d - ofined. Vice-Admiral LarouCel TitZWILLZ of the Le. gion of Honour, Commander in Chief of the (qua : dron in the Mediterranean, has written the following letter to his Excellency the blinifter of Mat ine and for the Colonies : Twenty-five Batavian gun boats which were at' Flailing, left that pert on the 23d inflant, in pre -1 fence of twenty-three of the enemy's (hips, which immediately attacked them. The cannonade wasl brifk and hiked a long time : but the enemy could not prevent the divifion from reaching °Rend, which it did the fame evening, without having ceased fight ing for a =meta. from the time of its gaining the one port, to its arrival in the other.—Moskerr. OH HOARD THI 211CINTAUR,111 THZ ROAD Of Tonics, 26 ?UMW., TZAR 12. 4 ' General—l have the 'honour to tmnfinit you an account of the putting to fea of the! whole fquadron 'under my command. In confequence of advice which I had received, that fame Englifh privateerb infefted the draft and the Hieres Ifles, I gave orders three days ago to the frigates the Indoliptible an d sp ent , and the brig le Furet, to fail for tit-ie Mande. The tall winds being contrary, they anchored under the caftle of Poigrieroles. Yefterday morning the'enany obtained intelligence of their fituation, and towards noon detached two frigates, and a veffel which enter • ed by the Great Channel, with intention to attack them while at anchor. Admiral &tido at the fame time arrived with four (hips at the narrow Channel, with intent to cut off the retreat of our frigates. As loon as I perceived his me ncruvre, I made a fignal for the whole fquadron to put to fea, which was executed. In fourteen minutes all were under fail, and bore down towards the enemy, to cut him off from the entrance of the nar row chanricl, and with the intention of following him Ihould he enter it. The Engin Admiral, how. ever, immediately abandoned his defign, recalled the two triywes, and made fail away. I purfued him till night ; he bore away to the S. W. This morning at day light I could fee nothing of him.--1 falute you uitli Wile& (Signed) " LATOUCHL TIEVILLE." FROM THE VARLS PAPERS. FONTAINDLEAU, JUNG CZ. the Emperor here for feveral day - ; he arrived ' yeftcrday, at eleven at night. The own was flits urinated. The great avenue of Paris prefented moil beautiful comp All the inhabitants bad been waiting from nine o'clock. l'lre Emperor enter ed by the Porte Dori:. To-day, at five in the morning, he vifited the Military School, examined every part of it, and in formed bimfelf of the manner of inftrueing the pupils in their feveral clafres. He paired there the whole morning. At two o'clock the Frac.% the Members of the Municipality and Military School, were prefcnted to him. - He feu out at three to hunt in the foretl.—(Mwr;rsay.7• o6 30.) Vistula, ;time 14.—We are affared that the Da tifirCabinet has offered our Court fob tidies for 300.000 men, but that this offer was immediately and formal ly related. His Imperial ?dy has again declar ed to the Court of London, that be yin invariably perfevere in his fyfiem of abfolute neutrality. BANIRI OF TNe MAINE, ;CMS I.4...ACCOrding to letters from Hamburgh, Denmark is making mai tary preparations. For fame time the Court of Co penhagen has been far from maintaining a good under. (landing with that of Stockholm. and there is matins to fear a WAr between thefe two Kingdoms. hlsasEttces, J prat r7.--The Dutch privateer the Hook, Captain Hymn's - us Moarrisr.te, of Mar ((ilk% fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope with rs guns and thirty men, has captured on the coat of Angola the Neptune , of sso tons and 6o guns, with a crew of fixty men. The brave French Captain. with a ers-.; we tker by ace half than that of the ene my. adess cd to board, and after a vioittit comet on the deck, made hinsfelf matter of the veld, the cargo of which c nitrified of 3se negroes, ivory and other merchandize. The enemy 101 l in the aftion Sixteen men; our loft a-as only ten killed and wcund ed• This Fire has arrived fate at a pert in the Brazils. The bomb vefFel la Viekite, nixing heroic this grit, cmswelled an Ergislh cnt%::te to abandon a French verfel laden wi L c.orn, which the had captrn• ed thit ty-fits hours Lehr! e. The coyote IA Berge!' it is Laid, the wenn abaia4oo a I-1- E 7Jan vcrfri. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY r t. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t ConL for July 5711 —Reduced 561—Osmium 5 to 51 rem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock 1551 iiii India Stock 1694 3 per Cent. Red. 5 1-1 India Bonds as. dif. 3 per C. Conf. Ann. nit Imperial 3 per Cent. 55 4 per Cent. 7.414 lmperial Ann. 91 9 t 6 5 Tr Cent. Navy 91 90} Ezcheq. Bah, par ta. prem. 5Tr Cent. 1797 OH 9911 Oninium 51 5 prem. Lung Ann. 161 11-10 Coafols for acc.57111 The Ratement made laR night by the Right Hon. the CHANCELLOR of the Excuse:Lova, is of no in conftderable importance to the monied clafs of the community. He Rated, that it was his intention to create no new Stock till the la) payment of the Loan fhould be made; and that, under the circhmßances of the cafe, every Sulferiber to the Loyalty Loan, would, according to his propofition, receive for every tool. New s per Cents. one hundred Old 5 per Cents. on the loth of ()Reber next, and on the sth of April a Bonus in New Stock Co the difference of price of the Old Fives on the toth of 041ober, or tool. in cafh : but that Government would referre the power of paying in money, if they found the Old Fives too much depr:ffed. In anfwer to Mr. DINT, who Paid that owing to the fmallnefs of the Vote of Credit, a large Into would be wanted by the end of the year, he Rated, that he ' was ignorant of the grounds of the Hon. Gentle , man's opinion, either as to the extent, or the time of L that Loan. The Ealt India Fleet, under convoy of the Cut.. UMW, Admiral air EDWARD Przt.tw,°failed yeller day mot fling early, confitiing of the followirg flips, viz.— TOR MADRAS, lIDNDAL, AND DADRA!: The Balza° Capt. MIADOWS. FOR MADRAS AND BRRIG•L thMTRO KINGDOM - Capt. H. Yaaar. POR 141DRAS AIRLT CAMS Capt. J. MAcKi mr ose. Woac aaaaa Los!) HAWIIIIIIVIIT Doc' Of MONTIOSI ... Worn,. ..-- TemsaiLL. - PATIRION. FOR BENGAL: Capt. HAWS& MINTON. j. R. FRANCIUM. Yeller(lay, after our Paper was at prefs, we re ceived French journals to the ill inftant. The your ad de Commerce contains an official letter from the French Admiral at Toulon, giving an account of Come movements which we took at lint to refer to the affair of the fkirmifh with Lord Ni Laos, of which we had Come account on Monday laft by the Li(bon Mail; but the dates do not agree, for the French Com mander dates bib letter (26th Prairial) the isth of June, whereas the Lift notice of the mancenvre al luded to in the accounts received on Monday is from Matfeilles of the nth of May, and Rates that affair to have taken place on the 24th of the fame month. From this it would appear the accounts do not refer to the fame event, cr that, if they do, there is a ty pographical error in the date of the French article. We have no doubt if the fleets actually came in view, ' that one of them made all the Italie away pnaible ; but norc, except Frenchmen, will believe that French men were the purfsters. Thefe journals alfo confirm the accounts that [ reached us tome days ago of the execution of feveral of the confpirators. Several more of them have been pardoned, and Genet it floaten " has fet out for the United States. " Thcfe are the terms in which the fat is announced in the Monitair. By letters from Jamaica. it appears that the Spa. niQi Government have allowed the free importation of Negroes into Cuba, by veffels of all nations, for fix years. New Yark Papers were received yefferday to the [ a7th of May. One of them Gies, that an indifcri tosinate malracre of all the white French inhabitants at Cape Francois, took place on the soth of April In this dreadful carnage. which continued for three fucceffive days and nights, the murderers (pared not, " even the women and children." An embargo was laid on the American veil - els in the harbour previous Ito this work of dea:h, and had not been takemoff at the date of the latex advices, which was on the 29th of April. The Court of Inquiry appointed to examine into the condo& ti Commodore MORRIS. Illte Commander of the American fquadron in the Mediterranean, had delivered their opinion as follows— *, That Captain Richard Morris at nut condudt kirofelf In his Command of the Mediterrarean :rradr n with the diligence or activity !weary to execute the duties of his Ration; but that be is refponfible for his Inadivitv and dilatory emadudi of the (qua. dron under his command. Given under oar hands, this 13th day of April ON. " SAMUEL BARRON, Pradelle. " Moon G. Cam . 6 unseat CASUN." Copy of a Letter from 031,11 T SMITH. Secretary of the Navy, to R. Mo a t is, Efq. New York. Sta. Nay Department, May 4, 180 4 . With my Letter to you of the ad iuflaet, I tranfmltted to you a Copy of the opinion of the Court appointed to Inquire into your eundurl as Commanding Ofßcer of the *adroit of armed veffela of the United Statile in the Medi t erranean. This opii.lon haylog Sunday evening his MAJISTY. the Duke of CAM. ratline.' the Prefident that It is not the public it tereft that you lIRIDC E. the Piincctfes SOPHIA and Am sue. attend- (tumid bc Inapt , in 3 con_uc_ In the Navy of the United Soto. I ed by Lady J. Tuys Generals MANNIRS and have in Ina t him to inform you. that be laaseivoised your ConantifLun. lam , Sir, your . obedient SClTall i t GARTH, and the Hon. Mr VILLIIRS, rode on bode-(Signed) the o th er The French frigates, Dido and Syhale, each of 44 hack to Otterly Park. Her M A J Erry and Patric followed in three open carriages. guns, from Guadaloupe, where they recently came Yeaerday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was horn France with troops, arrived laa evening. and held at Lord HARROWIT'S Office. The Ruffian anchored - in the quarantine ground. The objea of Ambaltador attended. their coming is unknown . — Dow Teri Geseem, Afej = c, On 'rhurfday 1011, Lord C Soosessx, who A letter from ‘Vafhington, dated May so, lays.— had- vacated his feat in confequeoce of being appoint. " the congrefs is now dropping down the Earl ed Joint. Paymaller of the Forces, waste-elated Re- Branch. the will be followed, it so laid, to•morrow, ptcfentative In Parliament for die Borough G f Mon. by the John Adams ; on Wednefday by the Eire: : ermath. and, in a few days, by the Prefident. Commodore The Highland Society of Scotland, laa week, at a They will ren 2- BARaOW, and the Cunllell.stion. de v ous at Hampton. and fail from thence in fquadron i, General Meeting, at Edinburgh, ordered the Report their Jellination is not known. The Secretary of of their Committee appointed for inveffigating into the Navy has &red orders. that all naval o ffi cers are the Hiflory and Authenticity of the Poems o(Ossias, to join their rcfpedive (hips without delay." to be publiffied at the expense of the Society. LOVISIANA.—Accountb from Ncw Oilcans, o(6e A General Court Martial affembled laa week at r 5 th of April, Rue , that the at my o f LoutGana had Sunderland, for the trial of Capt. Scott, of the Gill . left that place three days previous fo r Peufacola.— regiment, upon charges preferred a g aina him by .rite late PrefeCt, M. L'Assav, was on the eve of de- Major Doyle, of the tame corps. The proceedings parting. His deaination was unknown. He was to are chafed ; but the fentence cannot tranfpire uotsl it fail in the brig Natcher,_ (cane fay for Guadaloupe, has received the fantlion of his Majefly. ot h ers f or Ch ar lefb,n. He took a formal leave of the On Monday, at Colchefler, the evidence on the A mei ;can Commiffioners on the i nh, and was mei,. part of the profecution of Lieutenant-Colonel Gic. ed at the Government lionfe with great relpea and ;ASTIR. was &tithed by Major CAlllitoil. and the ceremony. The Arne , icau inhAbitantsintenslcd giving Court adjourned until this day, at 12 o'clock, to give a itimptuoiss entertainment to the Commiftioners pre th: Colonel time to prepare his defence. vious to the departure cl General Witt:insole. It The !:esir hiflor lea' Chinefe Speßacle, brought out appears tome uneatinci, was excited at New Orleans on Mt • lay At tlsr ttr's, bids fair to be a favourite by the appearance there 4 a Letter from Governor with toe town. The Icenery, machinery, and dretfe., CLAYBoIixI to the Prefident of the United States : ate exceedingly fuperb, and the attraltion it rofTeifea it will be recAletied that the Letter (poke in very in c infer:pence or the fiipport it r.rceives (torn Mrs. nohtndlottle and cnotemptuntis turns of the MU. ASTLL r, whore fir II :ppearance excited I:sliver:Ill ap- . c',ants, planter , . and others of that Country. Sonic plaul.., mutt, v c are cotMdent, eniure it the moil eon,- 1 Henchmen whit conceived themlelves calumniated F lee 11...c.:t5.—N0 can.:idare fir public I.lvotir is II by the Govern-r,h:aTe Tilln;lCtiCtl until - oaf irritation. ,ri. Te c .titied to it th:oi 'lr. A,r t.r I', and it y 1 ve, u% I Infianintat iy .ii.hlic..tioro have hzen the corlopience, g• cat i .leattee to rind t!.at his Theatre t• ii ne:: I ins ;tutu. ti er habitants to Isrot the G..; ii.rocut or We ncrcr v::: t ;7..1 fu.li all alit/14 , 1.1c • the 17104.1 t 5...! . ,. 'Pie Got .: or has e'eslatesi th ..y and 1.6111:• I a. ..1 this an,litii g place .ii letter to be a niutii ttti Est:a.:l •I ol• tiJay—li : 1:...t: %sal. leart.4 Mak. to cot.- i (In the r jth the public hair tiding. " •ttcs•d 1. t • t ta.;:a %1.4 Ws:. .1 of the genuine one. I! . , I .r . 1%.1v2e. s lectacd to b: Cub- I 2b.nrr t'ic rr.4lc 4.1 y b) a Isca...b prwaterf. 4•1114 MIL MR TIP. I whiff:. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1804. TUESDAY, JULY to. The Town Plate of 501. for 3.yr old colts, Bft. 41b. fillies Mt. Lail M. and D. 13. C. Mr. Dawfon'.. b. e. Hippocampus • - • z 14. Grofvenor's b. c. by John Bull, out of Stargazer a Ld Stewart br. c. Sir David . 3 U. of Grafton's br. f. Peliffe - 4 -D. of Qyeeniberry's b. c. by Mooreocit, bougbi of Lord F. G. OiLorne - $ Mr. Wyndhamis eh. e. The Carpenter - dr Five to 1 agn Hippocarnpus-7 to I agft John Bull— sto 2 aglt Sir David-6 to son Peliffe. Sweepflakes of eggs each—Acrofs the Flat. Mr. Davrfon's H•ppoernpus. 3 yrs old, 8 ft. slb. - Major Wilfon's brother to Vivaldi, 5 yrs old, 9R. sib. Lord Grofvenor's Bagatelle, 3 yrs old, ^lt. t alb. Mr. Howard's Deborah, 4 yrs old. litt. 31b. Gen. Grofvenor's Two Shoes, 3 yrs old, yft. sib. Mr. Panton's Vlrtuorci, 3 Tiy old. 6R. olb. Mr. Howorth's Heeltap, 3 yrs old, 6R. 91b. The Judge could place only three. Five to 4 agft Hippocampus—to to 1 agR brother to Vivaldi-3 to t agli Bagatelle. . 2 - a THE NOTED BL4CKMAN. A correfpondent on the Coal is very much alio nifhed that the Admiralty does not take Come mea fures to clear the fea of that defperate adventurer, BLACKMAN, by fending forme fall•failing cruizers in perfuit of him. Bxac [MAN calls himfelf an Ameri can, but is really a native of Ireland, and fails from Dunkirk in a brig, Paid to be a remarkably good Mi ler. He always cruizes between Cromer and Flam borough head, and has made a great number of cap tures on the North Celan. He tend. them in general to Norway, and has been fortunate enough to get molt of them conveyed in fafety to the Continent : — About the beginning of IA war, he was at Guern fey, and had with born a gang of fixteen or eighteen who, as well as himfelf, were in difguife. A very fail failing frouggling brig took on board there a cargo of contraband goods, and previous to her failing, went into the roads, where (he lay a night or two. BLACKMAN and his affocintes laid a plan to board her in the night-time, and having fuc. :ceded, carried her to Cherburgh, where he fold her cargo and fi tted her out as a privateer. She failed to f ill, that (he eluded the vigilance of our cruizets, and fet him upon his legs; but he became fo well known on that part of the craft, that he found it moll prudent to (hilt his quarters to Dunkirk and commit his depredations on the Northern coal, which lie did the latter part of Lail war, and the whole of this with afloniihing fuccLfs. It is really a difgrace to our navy that fuch a fellow fhould be petznitteJ to harafs our trade fo long with impunity. MOVAICEI SWIZSZION ALttAxosta 7 , NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...-Wisd N. 1. All. DOS. A sa. Dublin o 3 Hosteuret o $ Watciford I f. BRITISH Sq . IIADROH. OFF FLIANINO, J OLT 2. According to the bell accounts the force in this harbour confifts at prefent of a frigate and brig, with their fails unbent—feven fchooners and one brig in the roads ready for fee. JULY 6. We are now at anchor within a few miles of the waft, but there appears no movement among the enemy's velfels. PLymoursi, Juts. 9.—Came in the Dinah Drip Hedvig Magdalena, Captain MUCH, from Salo, bound to this port, laden with wine, for the ufe adze navy. Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the SPAR' TIATC, of 74 guns. Sailed on.a croize, the Status of 36 guns, Boatucea of 38 guns, and nom. of 18 guns. Sailed for the coaft of Guinea and the Southern Whale Faller'', under convoy of the Sure att., of z 4 guns, the Duke of Portland, Little Jane, Charming Sally, and four other fhips. Letters received from the in-there fqnadron cif Brett, dated the sth inflant, [late that a. moll vigi lant look-out has been kept fince the late fogs have cleared up in that quarter. The enemy remained, at the above period, as ufual, though they daily ex ercifed their men in unfurling and furling fails, attd making fignals from one Admiral to anothei. Vice. Admiral Sir T. Geaves, K. IL has Milted his flag so NKr Evan; of 84 guns, Capt. B. T. Malrout commander of the in fhore fquadron. Poarsuouvn, JULY so.—Sailed early this Moro• ing his Majelly's CULLOM,. of 74 guns, with the following (hips under convoy for the Eaft Indies. viz. the United Kingdom, Baring, Sovereign, Ake. ander, Monarch, Mangles, Wcreeller, Airley Lord Hawkefbury, ar.d the Duke of Montrofe.a.— With the Wind at S.E. is now Wellerly. _ _ DIAL, Jura to.—Sailed feveral outward.toitthd velfels, under convoy to the Weßward ; Loma and PISINDATALITS frigates; HAUT (loop of war; MILL. scone fchooner, and feveral gun-brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne and his Majeßy's drip Aso% for Yarmouth.—Arrived the CONSTANT gun-brig, from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the reit of his Majelly's lisps as per lan. Wind Eatterly with rain, blows hard. SH 'sew a is. Jut: to.—The Lion armed (hip, and P cuter, are appointed to fail from the Noce. with a convoy for the t.titie, cn the 16th infant; and the HIND armed thip, and Success cutter, with a convoy for Tonningen, the fame day, if the wind permits. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. By the Rambler the following intelligence is re• ceived: The Britannia (Eaft India Company's sip) with the Georgina packet were cruising to windward of the Bleed of St. Helms. The Egyptienne frigate, Captain Fleming, arrived at St. He lena the 7th April. It was rumeared Nee was to noise for the pretend= of the Bland. The following kips had fatted previous to the Rambler :-.The Rofehrl,Peafe,from the Cape for Philadelphia; the Mary Gray. frost China for Button; the Jideph, Lae, from Mocha. left from the Cape, for Bono*. The Two Rinds. from Prime Edward's Inand, had arrived m St. Helens, lad wu about to return to that Wand. The Doke= and Whim, whalers, were captured of 9t. He by a Freneli privateer, of so guar. The cargo of the Whim was put on beard the Dolmen: the crew of the latter Alp were font on board the Whim, which nap was 'unformed by the Captaln,sod is arrived off Nehmen& The Hello=s and Thomas whalers, wont left at tat. Helena. The Sprightly and Kingdom whalers Were arrived at St. Helens. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Argo, for the capture of the French privateer l'Oifeen.onel recapture of the brig Rover, September ts,and se. dot. winks post es hoard the !lief hip on Sittiralay Wit. the 3 eth ion. If them in port, on her snivel, and on Monday and Thurfday dazing three years. The Swink= Leviathan, Afrieo, Ceres. Severn, Ipbigesda. mad &or Cormorant. lark, k Serfs. and Marie Antoinette, far the capture of the (cheater Charlotte and brig Sally, Maul al, 1 N/b. will be paid at Salters. hall-coon. Cannon-fluct. on Monday neat. the tbih loft. and Mayday and Thorfday daring three years. tt ' To the Cooalce, Foetune, Penelope, std Pena& of Wales bind cutter, a deadhead= far the Carelne, captured September ii, I 8C,3, will be mode as bored the refunive kips at Yarmouth. on the zath tat. sod mealled at No. ii, Janieedlreet, Adelpiri, for thme years. To the. Sirius, far the capture of the French hip l'Aisk. May go, ;Bog, a datibotdon 90 be made um board to morrow, the 11* loft. and recalled at No. IS. Clment's Inn, every Tweldep arl Friday for three year. The 1140 p lark, far the revue of the French dilpla Marianne. May 31, 1103. a difteibuteon will be made on board to-onocrow, the t nth lettere, and recalled every Tuttlay and Friday for dune years, at No. if, Clement% Ito. To the Heeler and Meador, for the capture of the brig John. July id, 'Soo, will be pied on Weds... Clay the aft day of Atigult se" as Nu 9. New Broad-Rreet. Ile kip and wads. for the furreodor of Cain, In Ceara.= the tech day of Amnia" 1794 t alto thole wbok nail= have been sajtet4ed se entitled to bare, vie. V laser. Sekund*, Agamemnon, lenexibie, Loweitolfe, Imperieek, !Miele, Oka, lAdwalide, 1.0-tioc, tioc, Dolphin. Sincere, Nroni•be, Scout, Swallow, Sincerity, said Foe cutter.; Jean Sc Bart, sod Vigilant gun boat., will be paid as Saturday the left day of the prelent ma to of fuly, at N., a, Little Seetlatal.yard. The referred Oates of the bra dintibution for the Inflealtele and HdreCi will alto be pa , d ; and the aeon floop rd war will Impala out of the peocee dr their prop,,i tem dela Left thitritnion, and recencd for three year% A payment will alio be male fOT the furmoder of"• e French frigates Melpomene aril la Klegnonne at Cal.., WI Saturday the 14th of the prefeut smooth, at the fame olare. 'l4 the Northumberland, Alcsairder, Penelope, k Bonne Choy. emu, and V inecjo, far else capture of ebc French pd • -ca la Ven. Sauer, Apt il 1, 17 -0, r4ing lido La VaidtC, in Maks, a direr'. , ben ion will be made at No. 13. Barnarel'o lon, Haaro,,e, Thud n dal the I9tb lat. and recalled every TueLlay and 'I i. urfday fee are: yeats. l'o Ita Culloden sod Minotzer, la brunt's art Trar.',r frig*, and Po ,Izo, bori. for the eartu - e , -!.he lox—, r 0%,‘ , .. ll 'l.. n niter, :•,. en -',..: !‘athour nt ;:iiri.a Vcr 01.1 ~. r —l,-- 2 • I yi, a dired - wri, n will bc made at !!.c Loa ' L....-. ..•tt 4 ~ , 17 3, ' mit. a,ii ,c.a11.,1 all ,• I ~rich! 4.14 I illif 4if fort 1. c. y,..r.. Tlr , Wa•fon. • or Lamm",