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be put pre , ;fely in the Rate in which they were at the conclu2on of the C,a.rention wicji England ; that no alteration null take place in clic diitribut of force, nor indeed any naval preparatioli; If y ,ar Facclicacy is not ready, at the fame time, to afford my Go V;f6l.llCllt fAtisfadisoi which I have had am houougto demand, ai f i the ~ .,, z agenicans with France, I mart confider my employ rin:t 11:7re a. .4t an end; and here only remains (or me the pai:tlul v of requ. Ring your Excellency to fend the neccfrary paffports t,.: myfc; t and fcrvauts, in order to return as Coon as poffilik to En: land. Your Exctitency complains of my having in my note demanded the reduction of the marine to the (tate in which it was previous Co the vra whilft the period pointed out in the Convention for fix ing the rtt ,hlifliment to which it way to be reduced. woo that of the Convention itfelf. It is true that this ftrft period was named in my .nitruet•ons ; but beading in Wad that another has been al ready agreed upon. and tan well convinced of the good faith of my (Znva rnment to believe that the fubltitution could have bi.cn nude otherwife th .n by miltabe. I have nut hefitated to reflore the pc t hod of the Convention. too happy, if this trifling change can re move any obitacte to the fa•isfatlion of my demands. I have, &c. (signed) • a. His Fxcellency Don Pedro Cevallos, &c. &t. (Traudation of FOUR', I , :Ciqiilre in No 19.1 Sta. Alsdrid, gd November 1 130 4. - •• • - • • • - - - - According to the precife terms in which the demands I had the honor to make to your Excellency, in my note of the 3oth Mt. were couched, and which admitted of no modification, I ought already to have reecivsd from your Excellency a taveurahle ;in layer, or paffports for my departure ; my biltruetion. are ton pref. fing to allow me to defier anylonger the repetithn of my demands, and at the fame role to requelt your Excellency, if you arc un able to :ire me full fatldas.tion on them, to have the goudnets to fend, in addition to thofe I have already demanded, paffports for Mr. Hunter and his Earn:ly, together with an order to the Gover nor of the Council. to:lfird t!!-os as well as mytelf, fuch a guard as mall he sweeffary to ekort us to the fruntisrs. Ihe Mdten,cr who c ortim this letter waits for yonr Excellen cy's advert', which I hope you will have the gondoets to difpatch to me in the cuurfe of the evening. (Signed) 11., FURL Tu his Est:ells:my Don Pedro Ccvalhas, &c. ate. (Huh inelofure referred to in No. t9.)-.Tranibtion of a note from Dos Pedro Cecelia' to B. Frere, Efq. dated S. Loran°, 3.1 flovetither 1804. have received the two notes which you were pleated to addicts to me, dated the 30th (Moller Lott amt the ad hilt. and having given accoutit to the King my Matter of their contents, I have the honour to declare to you, that Spain has given constant proofs of good correfponsknce with Great Britain, of her fidelity in obterving the treaty of neutrality. (called by you a fufpcnlion of Unities" thous; s they have not dilturbed the hate of peace fine dor Treaty of Amiens), and has enretpktely done away the appre. fierdions, which England founded upon vague accounts, of arnta nrnea neither dial suit!, nor, if they had crifted, bad any tendency prejudicial to the tranquillity of Great Britain. And ai'hough thefc three points are fatisficd in my note of the 29th of gelober lan.. Rill his !Walsh) , is willing to make a frefh Samihre to peace, carrying his royal condefretifion to the point which you &dire, and n-dering me to fatisfy your questions as I moll unequivocal manner; laying. To the rirp that Spain, in coofsquence of the treaty of nee. entity concluded t e Oeloher tBo3, will make nu armament itonteary to the raid Conrentiou. To the SocoodsroThat there is not a greater number of chips armed than Owe was at the epoch of the laid Convention. To the 1 bird.--That no change, infraclory of the neutrality, Mahe made is the daitriburiort of the flips already armed; nor is it likely Oat there mould be any need to change the tai i diftri &aim uockr the toprafition of oeutrality. To the Eourth.,..- that the treaty of fulafidies with France con tains nothing olkolive to our neutrality with Great Britain ; and that the fuldishes arc equivalent to what would be the expellee- of the naval anif military Nocuous, ftipulated in the treaty of alliance .with the French Republic. As my aufwers are cut Lets Ohm% than fatafigory, for they have been formed in us other Rile than that of good faith, think I b've a fix& right to he Lotisfisd by you in regard to the gamfure takes by the Bririfh Cabinet. in order that the Comma& dhe of its forces be fore Ferrol &toad prevent the entrance of the ilpanith flips On the faid port ; a complaint which I have not had the honour to resist isfied by you,as becomes a mcafure which e le vies with it mifkrisa of the Spaudh Government, and offends its honour and dignity, by diackliog the escreife edits doineflic au thority. Ida not believe that you will have any difficulty in recognizing the violence of which thi m-afore of your Government partakes, when I obierve, by your note of the 30th, (which din net reach Inc till after a delay of two days.) that your good faith and conci listory (pint have prompted you to du away the equivoce inn Which there was in the initruetions of your Court, with regard to the epoch which is to regulate the redudiun of the maritime forces of Spain, making a due appreciation of my ohtereat , ona. which were founded in the etprets determination of the conipaa of neu trality. (Signed) PEDILO CMIALLYIL The Charge d'Affaires of EngUnd. ( Frandation of Sixth Inclnfure in No. t 9.) SIB, Madrid, 3d November 1/17 , 4. 1 have juft had the honour of receiving your note of this day, and I am concerned to remark, that upon the two principal points it is as equivocal and as little tatisfaaory as thole which preceded it. Your excellency gives me uo anfwer whether you will or not ester into an engagement that no armament whatever Ihait he atta out in the Spanifh ports, referring ow only to the terms of a Calve: tion, upon the force of which we are by nu means agreed, your Excellency maintaining that the engagement nut to arm was not 3 general one, (which I require), hut that ft Inertly referred -to armaments s3ainft Great Britain. I ice alto with regret that I hose not :Aviv it'd a fins;le ftcp on the quellion of the fubfislics granted to Far.,e. The: aufwcr which your Excellency now gives me is time fame which was returned to the heft reprefentations of my Government on this palm, and It is abfolutely impolfible for Inc to amniotic it as tatisladory, or to withdraw my requctt far parports. (Si-n.cal) Z. !KUM. l is Eseclleney Don Pedro Creallos, at 4 Ice. (Tranilation of Seventh Inclofure in No. 19.) Sia, Madrid, ctl November 12 , 01. Perceiving, by your Excellency's note or the 3d instant, that you bad nothing fatisfatoey to offer me on the demands which I had wide to you in the name of my Government, I requeited you anew, on that very day, to fend me the paffports necelTary for my depar t ire. It becomes at bit abfolutely indifpenfable to put an end to t uncertainty of my Government on the Needs of my efforts ; it 4 there delays, which at ilrfl appeared to indicate a more favour & de dffpofition, mod to promifc me that htisfaction which I de m inded, cannot now be regarded in this light. 1 mutt therefore M the molt formal manner, againft this condo& on the pa▪ rt of the Spaniels Cabinet; and, at the fame tuiw, announce to your Excellency my belief that his Catholic Majefty does not with I florid be reduced to the very extraordinary alternative, either sit departing without paffports, or of remaining at Madrid, my fundii.ns being at in end.; for I mat shun as fuelt.when I do nut receive full Catisfadtion to she dentauds ut mp Goverumait. (Signed) a P. S.—The mcffenger who carries this letter has my orders to wait for thole of your Fxcellency. _ _ (F.i-..ht Inclofure referred to in No. 19.) Traullation of a Note from Ron Pedro Cevallm to B. Prete, Efq. dated St Lorenzo, 7th November rea.)4. Sir—His Catholic Malay haa lieu with concern, by your ante of the sth, the violent determination which you have taken to break the thread of the lima Mos of your nation, by departing as Joon as yolt receive the paifport, which you have atb.cd for that purpofe. His Majefty cannot deny you the pa frports. wh.ch he orders me to expedite immediately, and I inch& thou for four. fell and family. anti for that of Mr. Hunter, the Conful I:eneral, and the order neeeffary for the ef.ort which you aked fttr; but, at the fame tinv...,l have to fay to you, by his Royal order, that th s Government not having given the flight& motive for your terra. lotion, but un the contrary, every explanation which it Imitable to the Rate of our value:ion with Great Britain, he cannot but look upon you as refponfible for the mink of your precipitate re folutinsu (Sig-ed) Ptelto CIVALLOII. The Charge d'Affaires of Entail!. 20.4.-liztradt of an order from the Bight Hon. the Lords of the Admiralty to Vice Admiral. Lord Vilcount Neff," dated thc iStla May 1%03. s Ns it is highly Importatt that your lordfhtp ihoulti be watch ful e t :he condua of the Court of Spain in the prefent moment. Tug are :0 direct pourattation to the naval preparations that may b urnu ga r.% ,n the kvaal ports of that kingdom in the Mediterra• scan: as a ts 3 Cadiz, and to take every practicable means for oh 'Amin, f rom L i m -, is time, in the inttlitpllCe you may be able to collect on that tut) Your Lordly. . b ..- .. takc care that no iuterruptionbe offered by. Is sutler your command to any Spania Odin or war or trade. attic they cantina thetectres in a manner brcumin . a neutral nation. But at the fame time your Lordfhip is tound-stand, that however dcfirablz it may he to avoid any meat fore of huftility azainft that country, you are not to fuller any fquadron of Spanifh fhip. of war to enter a French port, or to form a junction with any Cquatiron, or thips ur veffels of that or the Ra tav'an Republic. (Nu. a t.)—Extract of a letter from Sir Evan Nepean, Baronet, to Vice Admiral Lord Vifcount Nelfun, K. B. dated Admiralty Office, the 13th January atoi. I am commanded by my Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty to acquaint your LordOeip, that, in confequencc of the intelligence which Isr, recently been received of the Itnitile preparations which arc now making in the different ports of Spafir, -their Lordthips have deemed it expedient to rciaturce the fquadron under your Lordfhip's command. The proceedings of Spain, on the occalion I have mentioned to your Lortfhip, s, ill naturally engage your very ferious attention and their Lordfhips rely with confidence, that you will keep your Equadroo in fuck a flue as to be at all times ready to aet, as the eiretptiftanc,s and lituation of affairs may appear to require. (No .12 )—Order front the Lords Commiffioners of the Admi ralty ro tae Hon. W. Cornwallis Admiral of the White, &c. &c. dated the t Eth S ptember ISGA. (Moll Secret ) By &c. You are hereby required and directed to give immediate orders to Rear Admiral Cochratie, to continue the bluchadc of the port of Ferrol with the utmuft vigilance, not only with the view of preventing the French fquadron from draping from that port, but likewife with a view of preventing any of the Spanifh (hips of war front failing from Ferrol, or any additional fhips of war from al tering that port ; and it in confcquencc of your correfpondence with R ear - Admiral Cochrane you thould be of opinion that the force under the Rear Admiral is not adequate to the purpofes above MCI doned, you are wlthout eta lay to reinforce the fquadron under his camananil, and nitafure, will be taken, with all pollible expedition, to fend out to you a fun:idea number of (kips to re place the force which you may In detach. You zre to fend intimation to the Spenifts Government, through Rear Admiral Cochrane, of the Marne:lions yo.i have given to the Rear AdMiral. and of your &termination in confequence thereof to refill, under the prefene circomftancet„ the failing either of the !conch or Spa , .iot Stets, if sty attempt for that purpofe mould be made by either of them. And whereas information has been received that fume frigates are fpeedily mated to arrive at Cadiz loaded with treafure front South Anti rick. you :re to fore no time in detaching two of the irigatca under snmr command, with orders to their Captains to proceed with all difpatch off Cadiz and the entrance of the Straits, and to ufe their belt endeavours, in minium:lion with any of his Majefly's (hips they may find there, to intercept, if pa tilde, the velkis in which the above•mentioned trcafurc may be contained, and to detain :',em until his Majefty's pkafare malt be further known. Given, Ike. 18th September 1804. (Signed) y. GAMBIER. 3 ruerovs. P. PATTON• To the Hon William Cornwallis, Admiral of the White.bee.&e. oR Breft. By &C.]. BARROW. No. 23. (Secret.)—Copj of a letter from W. Nlarfden, El.. Secre tary of the Admiralty, to the Senior NE-er of his Palaajetly'a chips off Cadiz, I , opetting the dentition of Spaniilii !hips with treafure, dated Admiralty Office, Sept. sp, 1404 San—My Lord, Commillionert of the Admir a lty, having or dered the Honourable William Cornw.illi,, commander in chief of his Majetty's 'hips and 'jells off Bred, to fend immediately two Frigates to truizc off Cadiz and tic entrance of the Straits, tsr the purpofc of intercepting and detaining, uLtil his Majelly's pleafure (hall be er kum vn, (mt.,: Frigates which are fpeedily e . i actled to arrive .;• Cadiz, kaded with treafure front South ; I have it in c. Irimand from their Lordthips to frznify their diretlion to you to '0 opera..: by every means in your power with the Captains of the two Frigate • which may be feat out by Adolf rti Cornwallis as above m• weaned, in carrying the orders acy have rcce-tival from the faisi Admiral into execution. In cafe ofyt.ur fallir.g in With the vcifels baying the fai I treafure 410 board, it is their Lordfbips direction, that you ufe your belt endeavours to detain them until further orders. I am, Sir, &c. wad. IIA44DEN. Scalar Officer of his hlalcity's hips cruising off Cadiz. No 24—Copy of a letter from W. Marian Efq. to the COM- WaUderi in Chief in the Mediterranean, the Leeward 'Sands, and Jamaica. dated Sept. lg. tBO4. Mr LoaD—l have it it, command from my Lords Comrnifflo ners of the Amirdlity, to fend you herewith the copy of their Lord (hips or& r of yesterday's date, to Admits! Cornwallis, refpedity, the blockade of the Port of Ferrol, and to fignify their direction to you, to take fuch 'matures of precaution as may be neceitary for oppAng or eountuadirg any hoftile attempts of the Government or tubjeds of Spain 3gaildl. hit Majelty's domiuions, or the wade of his Maj. ily s lte , jecis within tla. limits of your command. Your Lordihip it. however, not to fatter any at of boltility or aggreffion (with the ezeepC.on of detaining, for further orders, Chips having filature on board belonging to the Spaulfla Govern • neat) to he committed by the Ships undtt your Command, towards the dominious or 'aliens of Spain, until you receive further orders, or until your Lorahip (hall have received, front unqueftionable stitherity, pufitive inforn,atiou of hoßilities having been committed by the (abject, of spin &pita his Majeity's in• retells. I have the !mom to be, &e. W. itARSDXN. Vice Admiral Lord Vitcount Wit n, K. E. Similar letters to Vice Admiral Ski. T. Duckworth, K. B. Jamaica, Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K. B Leeward Mandl. No as—Copy of an order to the Honourable Admiral Cornwallis off brdt, for detaiiting spaniel thins Wen with Naval or Mili tary St OM. dated Sept. 25, tfica. By the Commitßoners for raecuting the office of 'Lord High' Admiral of the United Kingdom of Orem Britain and Ireland, &e. in addition to our ferret orders to you of the 18th initant, ler detiching two of the VI igates under your mmunand to cruize Cadiz and the entrance of the Straits, for the purpote of itmrcep tins and detaining the velfels therein mentioned, expeeted °wetly to arnve with creature from South America, you are hereby re quired sod diredted to give orders to the refpedive Captains and Commanders of all his Majcfly's (hips and relicts under your command, to keep a vigilant look out, and, upon falling in with any Spa..ith fhipa or vtrids laden with Naval or Military Stores, to detain them, and tither to fetid or bring them into the nears( Port in England, there to remain until his Majelty's further pleaftue fhall be known refpetting them. Yoe arc alto to direct ti:c raid Off.cers, that, upon their bring ing er fending into Port any Spanifh verfels laden with Naval ur Military Suites as above rr entionrd, they tranfiiiit to our Secretary fti►.ur information, an account of their having fu done. Given under oar hands the 25th September, 1804. (Signed) MEIN/AAA. J. COLI'UYS• T. !A 1 UN. To the Honourable Wm. Cornwallis, Admiral of the White, &c. &c. off Breit. By Command of th,ar Lorilfhips, W. MARSDEN. No. 16—Copy of an Order to the Senior Officer off Cadiz, dated September ac, IX :A. By the Commlflioners for executing the Ofsec of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and St.e. In addition to our Secretary's letter to you or the 59th infiant, for detaining till furtherorders the (hips which were expeeled to arrive off Cadiz, load , tl with t restore front South A r , .:rica—you ars lurch , required and directed, upon tilling in wi h any Iltips or yetis laden veltbNaval or Military Stores, to detain diem until his Alajetty's further pleafure Shall be known refpeding them. (limn under our hands the asth September, 1804. J. DAMNED. J. COL?OYI. P. 1A714111. To the Senior Officer of his Majefty's (hips cruizing off Cadiz. By Command of their Lord Chips, w. MARSDLtt. No. sy..—Copy of an order to the Commander in Chief in the Me ditcrranvan, the Leeward Mandl, and Jamaica, dated the 25th September, tada. By the Commillioners for executing the Office of Lord High Ad miral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &e. In addition to our Secretary's letter to your Lortithip of the t 9th in(tant, slireEting you to take fuch meafur•^s of precaution as niay he neetiTary for oppoLng or counteradting any hnftilc attempts of the Government or tulik eta of Spain, and to detdu, for further oral. is,. Chip► having trrafure on bawd beit.oying to the Spanilti Government; your Lordliip is hereby recatreJ and dredted to give order' to the refpoeive Captains awl Cot:Amanda& of all hia Welty 's (hips and verels nn&r your enmmand, to keep a vigilant look out, and on falling in with any Sp milli (hips •r yew:li latitit With naval or military !torts, to detain them until his 114...juty's pie:fere Than be known refpeding than. Given under our hands, the 25th September, 18:4. Lord Viccourt NELsotr, K. B. Vice Admiral of die White, &c. &c. &c Mediterranean. J. c t 11.14 fa. J. COL MO Ya. J.rAITOt. By command of their Lord ' flaips w. stAasorti. Similar order to Vice Admiral 6. J. T. Duckworth. K. B. Jam.dea. Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. Leeward Minds. No. 28.—Copy of a letterfrom William Marfilen, Efq. to the dif ferent Commanders in Chief of hi. Maj.• Ry's /hips, on the rub- Jed of the detention of the Spanifu veal;, dated Admiralty. Office. November, 1804. Si--It appearing that !nine milapprthenfion has been entertain ed with regard to the nature and extent of the precautionary orders Mud by my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralry. for the de teo ion, under certain circumstances, of Spanills fhlps of war ; hate it in command from their Lordiliips, to fignify to you. that yon are net to detain, in the fiat hitt:lnce, any fhip belonging to his Catholic Welty, failing from a port of Spain ; but you are to re ,quire the Commander of fuch fh pto return diredtly to the port from whence he came, and only in the event of his reul m. to comply with fuch requffition, you are to detain and fend him to Gibraltar or to England.. . I am further commanded to fignify their diredion to you, not to detain any Spacifh homeward bound chip of war, unicis the have treafurc on board, nor merchant fhipi of that nation, however laden, on any account whatever. I ant, &c. (Signed) w. MARSDEN. Nn. 29.—E.atradt of a letter frost Rear Admiral Cochrane to VII. _ _ liars Marfden, Erg. dated on board his Majrlty's Ihip Northam orr Ferrol, dated 19th Auguft, 58c4. . . . - --- As they (the French Blips) continue to receive fupplies of man by land (rum France, I cuncdved it my duty to write to the Cap tain Genera! of this province, a copy of which letter I here enclofe; together with his Excellency's anfwer,from which their Lordibips will fee that there is little propped of a Ro d being put to the par ties of French Co/idlers and (cameo palling through the eout.try to join 'hilt alp al Ferrol. * His Majeltee thip Nonhemberiand, off Ferrol, dated reth July, 'Sea " Sir—l think it proper to acqutiiit your Excellency that the French Government have lately fent parties of (Adler. acroft Spain from Malaga, in order to reinforce their Iquadroo lying at the port of Ferrol ; and that they arc now fending detachments of fames front ten to fifteen in each party, along the coati, from Rochefort and Bayonne. for the (ante porpok. One divifion is already arrived at fermi, and another wan at Santander ou the tath hdtant. " As the countenancing loch pmeerdings 1, a neutral country is direelly contrary to the tit:ll4MM laws of nations, l bilpt: I have only to make it known to your ExcdLamy, and induce you to give orders to flop tlide patties of men from proceeding to Ferrol through the province under your Excellency's Government; and that you will be Leafed to ftgnify this requilition of mine to the Govsrsoors of the provinces between this and the frontier. of F: ante, that due mtafures may be taken to prevent In Sired a hresch of neutrality. I have alto to beg that your Excellency will be pleated to lay this requelt of mine before bis Catholic hi: jelly's Minitletsat Madrid. 1 have, &G. (Signed) "A. COC 'MANZ: " " His ExciAleney Dun Franeifeo Ottarsneo, Captain Gennal of Galicia, Coruntia." "I silt, Corinna, tilt July, 1804. . . . -- - " 1 have received your letter of the 12th infta l t. relative to the Intelligence which you have received ref telling the detachment of certain numbers of foldiers and faillors bang fent from France to join the Fruich fquadrou at Ferrol. As I have but very recently taken on me the command of Captain General, I can only at present fay to your Fr.cJkitcy, that I will take preenitions rev:Miry in iuch cafes whenever they may happen, and aft according to the laws of neutrality, which it is my with to obferve, and which arc eltp.-ef.ly recommended to me by the Royal order.; to tit ct..a ; and by this Tuft i have corn muuicated to his Catholic Majci y's Mit.ifters the cunt( of your letter as you &fire. I have, &c. (tii••ned) " FRANCISCO OCTARATIRO." " To Ma Exedtney Rear Admiral Cochrane, &c. kc." No. 3o.—tx:rad of 3 Letter fr , ,m the Hnn. Rear Admiral Coch- rane, to the Hon. Admiral C.rnwalll3, dated off Ferrol, 3(1 September, ifirla. I inclofe a Report juR made to me of the State of the French Iquadroa at Ferrol, alfo that of the Spanifh thipc. From this, and other citeunut antes, I am led to believe that more than ufual cacr.. tion( arc no .v making to complete them for fea. A psrty of men arrived laft night from France, and many more arc on their Road. Two bundred rannoniers have lardy joined. (Inc)ofure in ND. 30/ ) Lift of the Squadron of Spell& nun of ;war fitting at FcrroL Neptune, 74 Pins - San Auguitin 74 Dlnnark a 74 Vengeance 36 Fru,. lbo 4 0 Bruguia Stbrefhip Ur„ ilo t4corvette A brit Provilioned for three months. Don Caetano Balder commands this Force. No.3l.—Extrael of a Lent,. from the Hoe. Admiral Cochrane to William Madden, Efq. dated off Ferrol,the t tth Sept. 1804. Be pkafed to acquaint the Lords Commilßonen of the Admi ratty, that in confeipicnce of the bait& afpeet of the French and Spanish fquadrons at Ferrol, I have judged it right to detain the Illultrious. There dors nut remain any doubt that die intentions of the French, Snanil, and Dutch thins of war are to act to te ther, and u three irft.-rates are canceled from Cadiz, their Lad days will I hope approve of my concentrating the force I have under my orders. No. 3a.—Extract of a Letter from Rear Admiral Cochrane to the Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, dated (111 hoard his Ma __ jetty'm (hip the Northumberland, off Perrot, the alit of Octo ber, :Sea. The Spanith fhipa here are in the fame Rate as when 1 wrote lan. I now ioclofe the molt corred lilt that can be obti.ined of their fituatioo, by which you will perceive that they are Al in a !tate fit for fervice. rwc LIST OF ALL THE SPANISH SHIPS OF WAR IN THE PORT OF I , EItROL, OCTOBER 1804.. Names Guns Re marks La Conception sto Bin good order, without malts, guns all on board, in the arc..n.d La Prince of Afturias 110 Newly repaired, do. do. La iVlrsicano - r2C in good order do. do. La St. Fcruando , pa An old (hip, newly w.paired du. La Ncptano . 8 14ti...getl, and . iii good °lda iii the ' arfessi—Lompicte 1.4 Munarco - 74 Do. do. do. • - I.• St. Magni - tin - 74 Do. fails Lilt—Old thip--Dm La St. Juan Nopariefcr no 74 101 l our of dock—ln good order La Montane' - 74 ii good order—ten pairs old i.. 3 St Yhicionfii 74 Thirteen years old La St. Frani:den, de Al, 71 In dock, had a thoronglt repair La Sc. Felliso - 74 bads very raft—Old, in good ceder 1.4 St. Euler ncla ha Old. ho; in rod order I.a Orii me - 74 Pik but in order (or retake La Sr. Itillon - 64 Do. do. l.a Finn-nada • 44 Frigate ha Flora - 44 Ordered to be &eked for ferviee La Proem . 44 New, never at Ira, rigged complete lAI Vc1117.1123 • 40 Rigged and ready 1 ries I a Diana - 4ia In good order—aboot to rears old LA NIA • 40 In good order hi the arfcnal there are fixteen or eighteen gun-boats. carrying hang 24 pounder, and thirty men belonging to each. During the lalt tear they lud floating hatt.ric ca-rying front cight to ten long 24 -pounder., with a furiunce for hcAting Clot. One of them lay at Rides the molt of the war. No 3,;.—Extra `mot of a Letter from Rear Admiral Cochrane to the Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, dated on board his Mai/ fty's Chip the Northumberland, off Ferrol, the ascii October The Spanilh line of Battle (hips are in a Rate fo as to be ready in a few days. The baking of bileitit goes on ; all their ovens are at work ; moft of the water is on hoard, and the (hips are kt irt in a more immediate Rate for frrviGe than they have been fur a twelvemonth pal. The Duznaytrottin will be out of the my 'Jock neat Spring Tide, when the Redoubtable goes in. The benigneux is nearly ready to come out of the &fon I have reafon to think that to y have tow a fuffitiency of men for four of their line of battle {Lips, if nut the win*. Partici continue to arrivo from France. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE. L.1:1 DAY, JANITAPI . The fupply of I.Vio-at to- d.,y rather fh ,, rt. aid tamp,: • old and forei,,n are notch in d:n.antt, and r.:.:.1' &mai! , za vance of ft II ss. rtfr, (13.1:ter, 2:',31 Were hi). I:...Clitfr market than our curr..ncy.—Carley in ;;:t.4'. re.a'y $ - ::t our left price. —W`at, l'eLs it, pl.a.ty r , cy tai- -- Wn have ft v. ral arrivals of Cats. an I hoc 1. , 51,!... ..r. Flour i. advauc.xl ss. p:r rack, and uti.r articia, have very ln:'• aitcratiun. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UND7R t9'6eat. 8:s. 9'...5. 110.. pt.r qt. Grey Pcia %/iv. to 48s. Fine Ditto, i i ts. t 15.. od. ne31.%. 4M s. (4, Rye, 54 1 . 53'. '11:k Dirt>, 47 Burley, di . . jcs. 6d. 0 .t., 29... 52 , . 341. 8131 t, 781 821. PO.r.e. utt:.:, 2:4 36. 6d. White Peak, 521. sEs. ..... R.ire Seed 4:: te 421 per Ist ... ... ____ ts.4RL I'RICE OF FLOUR, Fine Floor 90$. to 9 se. Seroth l .Bs, to pci RETlittN of WHF.AT in hfark-i4v.:, in ly :tcts the 7th to Jar awry to the t2th of Jan 7 .1 I Av ton. Average 40 lower tlstri tall rtaln A RETURN OF FLOUR. Prom the mit of January to the t 8•1) of jantai. Total -14 733 faeks—Aver.ice 89. :A.— Os Bd. Own l.iut return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN 1T U XI3EII)GF., JAN. tal.. Wheat per load 141 CS to zyl ca Becky per quarter al 3. to 21 n oa-s per Ulm, . ' il' 5. to 11 t',.. Beans per &us 21 S., to 21 tsb Pc4ft: per d - :..t0 21 :CI to 21 ttis PRICE OF HOI'S. SAGS. TOCSETS. I Kent - 41 Cs to 51 Os Kent - 41 Rs to 51 Its Sollc2 - 41 Os to 41 16, sum:: - 41 61 to t 1 OA ELL' - 41 Os to 4! t 6, Farnham 71 C. to SI on PRICE OF 11()PO IN '1 HE BOROUGH. Haze 4 1 4410 51 is I l'oclicts 41 t 43 to 61 a PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Sn . itbfield. St. James's. Wt!te.:hapel. H ,yperload 4 4 ( r i 4 6 i 00to 4 5: 0 3 so (.1 4 4• Straw t r() to 2 O l t 16 co to s3c. I is tot 18 • Clover 44( 0 4 111 '. 4 4 tut • 6 SMITH! !: - .1.1% January 25. To lint; the u:ral—per (tone of SID. Beer 44 4d to Ss tc..l Vuti 6. cd t. 5, 14 Mutton 44 Se to Si I- 1 1 I 'o l k 4 5 4 6 1 io , 5 , 4( lIKAD Or CA 111 I.t. Int) DAY. BC.sit• about Sce.—Niu.n 2.503. NEWOATL. and LEA DI.NI LILL, January 25. Per Moue or /i 1). by the carcAP. _ - , -- • n Beef gll 4 d to os too 1 V -, -os cal 8 d to :is R 3 Mutton 4s 4(1 to Ss 8.! Pitlt 41 od to Ss od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. !it. James's market os 2d fi.s a Tallow 711 od to os :Mari. Market os ad Rtiqia ditto (can.) 69. od to 100 Wllitccliapel Markct R will ditto (lak) (.3. 7.,i to os (pet Rom of 810.) os ad Melt"! Stuff 584 od to ois Dit.o rough Os od to ou !as 6d Greavi.s Ills l i d, Avenge Price 4$ IA GOOll Dregs . its to os Yeclow Snap, 781. to C.c.--Nic.t tlc e., %t•:.— CI:: il, 9jl. Price ut Caulks per dozili, i 1.. (id.—Mou'ols, 12s. 64. RAW iliDils. Hioe4(perflone) 35 Ed to od I Hort; Skins 16. od to tys Middling 3s 4.1 to 34 M Iliaa•p od cm* Ordinary 3s od to 34 ill :Act I, skins 3. 6d to Ss 64 - . _ COAT. LXCIiANt;F:. January 14. Deft Goat., in t!.e l'uol per (hal:lron 5 se. 04. Illtlivcred to liotti..krtTers at 6311. 01. Sututolantl, p r ..halOron 425. 6d. Li...lie:red to Houlact yr% at S4i. 61. Monday next the firers LOT TFRY begins Draw ing.—Hoxstsay and Co. retire 'truth. arg.raint the Public, that they have on laic a variety of 114 c,, Halves, Q2artcrs, Fijiths Sixty-attts, in the ppr.fent State Lottery, ai their ..1,! cliAbliflted Lottery '(M►ce, 26, Cornhill.—N. B. Orders, by letter or cst•tier, executed on the fame terms e.s if prelim.— Prime, paid on demand, wht titer a 201. or a 25.0z.A. ' The old Grecian moraii:t, Ipi.7etea, fays- 4 :Every thing has two handles."—B it the philofitpher feemed to have no idea of the smog handles by which Fortune is to be laid hold of,—at IcaO he had no conceron of the numerous gglelrn hamter which future apes would prefent, for railing her votaries to the pinnacle of fuddett and immenfe wealth. How would t h e o ld lage have wondered, had •he heard of hol t a cata logue of Capital Prizes as the Scheme of the enfaing Lottery contains !—There is little &tilt, however. that tinder Inch information, he would have ex claimed—" Purchafe inflantly a chance, left every bandit that Fortune offers becomes loft to you." The unexampled demand for Ti.kets and Stares in the prefent Lottery, has been beyond all precedent hence Oh! advance in price is eatily accounted for ; and which Metha. J. Jour/sow and Co. in their for mer advertsfement apprilei their numerous Fa ierons and the public would be the confeque no: ; t h ey now more pat ticularly recommend an immediate purchafe to thole adventurers who have delayed to etninact the golden opportunity, and !dila:fully inform them, they have on Ode at their old an i truly fn. ta.. nate lacenfed State Lottery Office. is t. 3, p,,pe's Head Alley, Conlin!, London, a great variety of Tickets and Slimes, at the lowed prices ; alto a few of Boydell's Shakelpeare 'rickets to fell. The Draw ing com menses on Monday next, en which mooing the nixes in the Boyden Lottery will be determinecL Winter being the feafon in which the inhabitants f this country are particularly fubjea to Coughs and Colds, and the Aftlimatic feel an increale of their complaint, we deem it our duty to inform the aflliaed, that CH U Keil% Cough Drops arean abfolute cure for Coughs and Golds, and where a cure is confirmed Minna cannot be expected, relief may be affuredly obtained ; hnt we have known it:it:totes; where atthmas of twelve years flan ling have been entirely removed by the Mc of them. Straw ats EIMAIt DS. Nu. 66, on the Foot-way St. Paul's Church Y aid, are now the only Proprietors ; if their names are on the Stamp they are genuine, otherwde. a ounterfeit. Price only 2s. a Bottle. 11lit I'HS. Wed”citlay morning, the xv:fe of Mr. Day*.v, bookancr, io the Strand, of a daughter. MARRIED. goons.l.ait t w o ce m it, tri Capta pean in , OeidefwitalklaWti:utt3:r. of t t h h e e l y te th l ite : v ei . R t o nr her a t - Dean, of Bolton lc 1\ kar. DIFD I.ait week, at Nortlaleet, in Ktnt, Mr. Fdthain; late a hatter ➢n th,t.ft.e...t. At the liuu. Charles Murry's, C:Alle MAroond, Hits, Mrs. Law, rchet. of the late Rev Dr. Law, of Dull On WOnefil2y, thr trsth inftant, :it hit apartment: in Grace. Church-14ra, Captain Matthew Mori_ y, in the nal year a hi 6 Thirfday, the lIon.P. Lambe, fon of Lord Melbourne, arw M. P. (or Flertfordftore. Early yeitarlay morning, at his apartments in Greenwich Hof pita], after a %err Hindi, Sir Richard PeArron, Km. Eicutcnant- Governor ut t Lat At Str.itraer, on the zah inft. John Clugßoa, Efq. Colleetur or he Cutterm. there. tr :--- de, LONDON; Printed and publieted KI NT, (of Cat. terburyplace, Lambeth), at th- STIR Orrlea, Nip. 1, Care:. Reed. Publiattd aliO at the Sit/ Orrice, TemAe-Par. -eaniidsimm"•--