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FOR SALE, At the Landon inn, Pirnarsii: on FP.IDAY, tha aath of Odlober nest. by Eleven &Clock, r rHE Handfome Fait-failing Big CIE S A R DiaterSone...Length 87 feet 6 inchet--Breadth se feet 4 incha.—llepth in the Hold t 1 fcet—Admeafutet 117 taloa Toes. Pierced for 14 ome. copper-bottomed, and very hide inferior to 1114‘ , will calculated to carry a cargo to Buenos Ayres. The bull and flares In good condition, and lbe may proceed on a voyage immediately.—A prise toe Iquadron of his hiajefty's (hips under the command of Sir Samuel Heal And afterward. all her Wariille and Ordnance Stnre.. . _ • Aire. the good Schooner LOS TRES AMIGO —Dimengoos " — Length It feet I inches-43resdth tlt fret 8 inches—Depth 7 feet 84 inches.Admeafures a to 5314 Tom. The good Schomer JUPlTER—Dimenfions—Lenrh 69 feet, breadth 18 feet at inches, depth y feet 6 inches•—admeafures 99 59 94 tonL Tule velfela are remarkable fall fallen, and in good condition, are well calculated for any trade where al/Seek is required Coo • tlemned as Prise to his bilajelty's Ship Sybelle, couunaaded by Zinn Winthren, Efq. IPOR RIPORTATIOU. About soTons of Superior COCOA About 4 Cafes Hama 32 Bags of Coffee 203 an of Oil so Calm of Steel s Bundles Fla 14 ditto of Nails 19 Calks Brandy 463 Bars Flat Iron 37 Calks Red Wins 93 Bales Writing Paper 4 Bap French Nuts no Barrels Almonds Being the mire Cargoes of the raid Schooners les Tres Amigos sad Jupiter. Alf°. the good Chaffe Maress SAN DOMINGO, buithen about so Tons. EL PACIFICO, 40 1 001. EL THOMAS*, 3o TOOL • ALEXANDRO. If Tons. Well adapted for the Codling Trade, and condemned as prise M Ith Majefly's brig Summar, commanded by —Lake, Efog /OR 11101/1 23 t Barrels of Flour z Cafe of Sugar 191 Hides in the Hale and aye Deal Battens z Calk Black Lead Being the entire Cargoes of the fold Chafe Mimes. Alfo, the good Chafe Mame MARIE JOSEPH.--Burthen about 6o Tons, and wen calculated for any Trade her Dimen nous may Nit. Condemned as prize to his Majcfty's brig Coa• rear, Limit. Greyer, Commander. lOR IMPORTATION. yo Caks Red 1 37 Pips 2 Brandy Sy ditto White j W i se ao Hogg:buds a Calk of Oil 4 Cakes of Rofin Bdng the entire Cargo of the laid Chalk Margie Marie Jofeph. And alfo the Chi& Margie SANS REPOS, burthen about ao tons, and calculated ler a Wiling Vsifel, condemned AA Prize to bit Maleltra Armed Cutter Fnik. FUR EIPORTATION4O Cats of Red Wine, Being the entire Cargo of the kid Chalfe Maree Sans Repos. For viewing the Vella. and Cargos% and for any further Info,- oration. apply to Edward Lymt. ilk. the Agent, or to Plymouth, Sept. 2, 'Sob. TIWPAAS LOCKTER. From the LONDO v GAZITTE, Olivia 4. •DMIRALTY•OI7ICi, OCTORIR 4.. Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Cotton, Bart Vice Admiral of the Red. to William Madden, Efq. dated on board his filajeftv'a Ship San lord, 'S Utiant, Sept. to, zSc6. ha.e the honour to tranfmit you, for the information of the Lords Comm'[loners of the Admiralty. a Copy of a Letter I have Jolt received from Rear Admiral Slr Thomas Louis, Inform ing me of the espial of the French fripte lc Preficiatt, by the Raps of that fipadron. I have the honour to be, Re. • (811111 Cd) CILIIIMCS COTTON. I CONOVII, at Sea, Sept sp. Sir—l have to inform you with my falling in with the French frigate le Prefident. of 44 guns, three hundred and thirty men, commanded by Mnnfieur GALLISR LAIIitoSSR, on the tyth infant, in ht. 47 deg. 17 min. N. long. 6 deg. p min. W.; and, after a thane of feventeen hours, the (truck to his Maid'. ty's fquadron under my command. The Prefident is one of the frigates that failed from France with the Regulus, Sybille, and Surveillante corvette : fe- Ppirated - in a gale of wind on the zoth of Angela, in at. 22 deg. 26 min. N. and long. 55 deg. W. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) THOMAS Louth. Copy of another fetter front Sir Charles Cotton, Sart. Vice Ad• antral of the fled, to William Marfden, Efq. dated on board his Majcity's Rip San Wet, oe Ulant, SepL3o, km the honour to mulish you, for the information of the Lords Commilloners of the Admiralty, a leticr I have jolt received tram Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. informing me of the cap ture of lour French frigates, by the Chips of the (quadrat, antler his ordain ; and Vern lorry to add, that Sir Samuel flood has Wit his right arm. I have the honour to be, die. (Signed) $$ COTTON. Centaur, at Sr., September c 6, do& Sir—Yellerday morning, about one o'clock, I had the gond fortune of falling in with a fquadroo of the enemy, landing to the 'Weftward ; the kmadron tinder my orders being then on the larboard tack, &etching in for Chafreron Lighthoufe, fit or (even leagues from us, the }femme to windward and 'hi MoNARCH to leeward, on the look-nut, the latter (hip firfk making the fignal for an enemy, when I foon idifeovsred (even fail to leeward of me; and confider• ing them, in part, line of battle (hips, the fignal was mane to form the line, and Ibortly after I obferved them hearing up, making all fail, and running to the S. S. W. The fignal was intantly made fur a general chace, and the MONARCH, from her polition and good failing, was enabled to keep nearly within gun-fhol, a mile and a half, or little mote, a head of the CONTOUR, and the MARS on the larboard bow: At daylight we made them out five large French ft . :gates, and two corvette., one of which bearing a broad pendant ' • at five the Mos•acir fired a few ehace (hut ; and at fie the weathermoft frigate hauled more to the Weftward, in purfuit of which I difparclsed the Maas; and one frigate, with the awn corvettes, siged away to the S. E. the remain ing three frigates keeping in clofe order, indicating the intention of fupporting each other. At a quar ter pail en the M opened her larboard guns on the enemy, when a heavy cannonading commen ced, and by the enemy's management of the running fight, they fueceeded. in force meafure, in crippling the Mot 4 a c lee fails and rigging before the CENTAUR could get up. At eleven we got within fair range of tiro, and opened our fire from the larboard guns, whiff! the MoN•acH kept engaging the third (hip, and about non one the two trigaies (buck, as did the one oppufed tD the MONAtCH fhottly after.—lt was jolt betwe this I received a fevere wound in my tight atm Once amputated, and &j og te en 1 1 ) ,-p e ), which nblipd ;Le to leave the deck g the NIARS, pre vious to this, had fuceeeded in capturing her ehace, and with her prize, baulyel towards the CONTOrlit, in chasm rf, and firing at the French Commodore's and at three affifled iq capturing her. Tbofe (hips to the enemy made an nbtiinate refigance, bet the Walt was, qs may well be fuppided. attended with much Ilaughter, being crowded with troops, out of It ()abet. rt the evening before. j cannot add too mirth pr..ife to Captain Lea, of the Waseca, for his gallant 2nel officer like conduit. but I am lorry to h Ida lofa has ban rather Imre, the (well of the lie l'et,lf Itt circus. the opening 9/ the lower- I deeF porn: rieaptaia Icarus arifte - / 4 / 1 11.7 feel thankful, for his Ready conduit and attention ; and I have alto to exprefs my fctisfaaion at the tit deavours of Captains Bovt.rs, Kiwo, Sir Jona Goes, and Maurine., in getting up with the enemy, al though they could not fucceed. The filmset:a, from being well to the wiudward, became confiderably (tern after hearing up. To Lieutenant Cass, Fa of the CNNTAUR, I have to add my approbation of his judicious conduit before and after my leaving the deck, and I alfo feel much pleafed at the Ready ex ertions of ail my officers, feamea, and marines. I enelufe herewith, a return of the killed and wound ed, and I alto annex a lift of the enemy's 'hips cap tured, and will make a return of their loft as loon as poffible. 1 have the honour to be, itke. (Signed) CAM. HOOD. A Return of Killed and Wounded on board his Majelly's Ships Centaur, Monarch, and Man, in an ailon with a Squadron of t►e enemy's Frigates, on the atth of September. (roman and a marines killed; Captain Sir Sa muel Hood, K. B. and three (amen, wounded. MOIIIARCIII petty officer and s feamen killed ; t Lieutenant` Warrant Olicer,four petty officers, and is (amen, wounded t Serjetuit, a Carpets's, and 4 private marbles wounded. Ma■ s— None killed or wounded. Tom-9 killed and 32 woonded. Nantes of the 011ietra Killed and Won wit& CT N TAU a—Captain Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. wounded. Mo mAMO■—Mr. Bidden, Midihipman, killed ; Lieutenant An &don, Mr. Duffy, Badman. and Mr. Geary, Madflipman, wounded. (Signal) lAN. MOOD. A Lift of the Enemy's Ships Captured by the Squadron outlet the orders of Sir Samuel Hood, /C. B. ayth September. La Glare, of 46 guns, commanded by M. Soled. Caphaine de Vaiffeau, carrying a broad tpend.ant. L'indeatiplile, of 44 guns, commanded by 111.0 In dial, Caplcalue - - de Vaiffesu. La Mlnerve, of 44 pus, quite new, commanded by M. Cola Capitalne de Frey -ate. L'Armide, of 44 guns, two years ald,eommanded by M. Langloio Capitaine de Fregate. Remarkable fine Chips, of large dimenfions ' mounting twenty eight French eighteen pounders on their main decks; thirty poun der carronades on their quarter decks and forecaftles, and about fix hundred and fifty men, including troops, In each Chip, full of Rams, arm, ammunition, and proviaons, &e. Le Thermo. of 44 guns, old—heaped. La Sylph, of t 8 guns, new—Bfeaped. La Lynx, of 18 guns, new—Mcaped. [For the Bankrupts, Proinodons, Su. fee the laft Page.] FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT. ss. Their Majellies fct out this morning for Mayence; they fleep this night at Chalons on the Marne. The ladies who accompany her Majelly are M. M. la Rochefoucauld, de Turenne, d'Ardberg, and Mor temart. His Excellency the Secretary of State will follow his MAjelly this day. It is believed that hi, Highnefs the Prince of Be- nevento, Minder for Foreign Affairs, will fet out to• morrow. The indifpofit ion of Lord Lauderdale having ren dered it neceffary for him to go to the country for a few days, General Junot, Governor of Pdllit, has offered him his houfe. Matfkal Lamm', General Clarke, and moll of the General Officers •ho were at Paris, base fet out for the Grand Army. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS . HAOOII, SIFT. aB.—Yefierday iris Majefly vifited the cannon founday at this place, and made a pre• fent to the workmen ; he alto narrowly infpcited the barracks for the military. In the evening he went to the French Theatre, where he was warmly greet ed. Tbis afternoon there has been a grand infpeetion of the military in the Maliban, where the troops per formed a variety of evclurions. Among the perfons who furrounded his Majefty was General Daendels, who has been for Come time fence in aBive fervice. To day his Majefiy, awns*. partied by the Officers ofhia houfehold, and his Aides. de-Camp, infpeaed the Foot-guards, as well as ail the depots of the corps which went to the army, and the Chaffeurs of the guard, who came for that pur. pole from Delft, where they are in garrifon, until their organization is completed. A battalion of the 4th regiment of the line, on its march from Helvoet- Soy, to the camp at Zeift, was infpeaed by his Ma. jelly at the fame time. This Taft body, which ar rived jolt as the inlpe6ion was going on, fit out af terwards for Ryfwyck, from whence it is to continue its route tomorrow for its deftination. We have jolt lesrn:d that the troops who were firft colleaed at the camp of Zeift, and who advanced from thence to Nymeguen, fuddenly received orders to return.— General Daendels' divifion, whole head quarters were at Nymeguen, returns to the camp at Zeift.— Generals Daendels and Van Boecop arrived here yet terday evening from the army. On the other hand the Counfellor of State, and Secretary General of the War Department, who was appointed Intendant General of the army cf the Rhine, let out from the Hague two days ago. his affirmed, upon the au thority of difpatches brought to the Houle in the Wood by a Courier of the Emperor Napoleon, that his Majelly's forces are not to take the field, but to remain in the country. The King, who had intended to proceed to Ny meguen, has deferred his journey, and proceeds, It is hid, to the camp at Zeit!. In the mean timeevery precaution for infur ing the tranquillity of the country IS taken—it is the principal objea of the following letter, addreffed on the 24th, by the Minifler cf the Interior to the Adminiftratims of the different De part nients : Eli, re follows a long letter, exhorting and preffing the different towns and dittnets to eitabllfh corps of civic guards, whole for mation is the more neceffary, as the regular troops arc to be called to other duties ] S s PTEMBEIL 29.—Yefferclay evening her M.,jelly the teen returned to the Niue in the Wood from her late tour, in good health, The Infantry of the Life Guard have orders to march to-morrow, at eight in the morning. Fltoll ewe Loam Elam, Seer. z 3 We are much alarmed in our neighbourhood at the profpeft beloie us. We in a manner deprecate the idea of the approach of an army from Holland. FRANKFORT, Si•rr. 23.--The French General of Dergarefins, has arrived hue to rephce Marlhal Augereau io the command of the 7111 corps of the army. All the phpticunr, turgeons, &c. who had palled to the kft batik of the I.hitic, have beep We Nato from Palermo, that the Prince of Herr Philipltahl ia (o far recovered frpm his wound* as to be side to write. His letters i which come crown to the poth of A.wgwil, givg easettrfsettunt to hope for his ISO/ recoveg. OBce►s. Yefterday about rived here, and they are to st. rand more. The grand head quarters are at prefent at Halle, and it appears that the army will march againft the French territory. It is Paid, that the King of Profiles equipage has arrived at Halle.—. All the Saxon troops hitherto in cantonments have had orders to march, though at prefent their dellina tion is not certainly known. Some fay it is Hoff ; and others, that they are to be affembled in Upper Lufatia. Among the French upon our frontier, we do not °Verve any movements of importance ; only it is obferved, that they receive large reinforcements from Franconia. ALDERNACII, SIFT. 25.—From Wurtzburg we learn, that en the 22d, all the troops that had broken up from Anfpach for the Maine, had received coon ter orders, and of cowrie were to return to that place. Mofk.of the French troops from the neigh bourhoed of Frankfort have taken the fame route. Thus Media' Beroadotte's corps will receive a con fiderable reinforcement. Some French troops have marched from Suabia to the Upper Palatinate. The French upon the Ir,n and the Danube occupy the fame pofitions as before ; though, on the 18th Mar lhai Soult received orders to hold himfelf nefs for marching. Gicffen,and all the places upon the Lahn, are full of French, and more are on the march. Marlbal Angereau is expelled to fiz his head quarters at Gieffen. The firft regiment of buffers from Coblentz paired the Rhine yeflerday from Ehrenbteitflein, and took the route for Fyinkfort. In fine, eight thoufand men are expeBed at Coblentz in the courfe of the week; and they will probably be quartered i• our neigh bou flood. C Strr. z6.—The warlike preparations on the part of France, as well as PrufLa„ are formidable —Beide' the French armies in Germany (from 160 to 170,000 (trong), an army is to be formed of too,ooct prong in the neighbourhood of Weld.— Should a general war take place, much human blood will again be (bed, and if France is compelled to commence a new war, it cannot terminate but to the prejudice of Proffia, as that Power can place but little dependence upon her armies, as a confiderable defertion already prevails among her troops. The French Generals alfn are far foperior to the Pruffians in the art of war. We live in times different from iliac of Frederick the Great, and the tadics of thole times differ materially from the prefent. have been received, from which it appears that the troops which broke up from the camp at Zeal, and advanced to Nymeguen, have, in confequence of or. dens received from Paris, retrograded, and re-occupied their former pefition. The troops Rationed in Hol. land, it mould kern, are not to take a part in the ap. proaching campaign. The fall is, that the piece* Government is alarmed, and not without clink, re. fpeeing the refult of any attack which may be made in that country. Flushing, as we before mentioned, has been declared in a Rate of liege t and a very im perative Proclamation has been allied, for immediately alfembling the National Guards throughout Holland, and increafing their numbers. An article from Cleves contains a :unit formidable flatement of the French forces in Germany. They are eflimated at one hundred and feventy 'thnufand men. There is not, perhaps, much exaggeration in this account ; but we have the fatislaetioa of knowing, that the whole of it can't be brought to as again& Ptutna. A part, and a very confiderable part too, bf it mull be employed in obferving Anfiria, the mag- nitude of whole preparations may well excite the fufpicion of France. The two camps which have been i fortned at Litz and Tabor were Paid to have con tained, fome days ago, near one hundred thoufand !men: and yet Bo AAAAA vs, after all the infults and injuries he has, heaped upon that Power, affeas to place confidence in its profefflons ; and has give* larders, it is Paid, t 3 SOUL?, to prepare for retiring from the pofition which he has fo long occupied on the right bank of the Inn. This Cleves article silo Rates, what we know to be a notorious falfebood, that defertion, to an unufual degree, prevails among the Pruflian foldiers. It is on the Saxon frontier that the French (cent to be affembled in greateß force. The troops who bad made an oblique movement from Anfpach to wards the Maine, have fuddenly returned to their former cantonments. The Paris Papers mention, that Lord LAVIML• Will had been fo much indifpofed, that it was re commended to him to retire, for the benefit of the air, to Come ikon diftance from the capital; upon which Juwor, the Governor of that city, politely offered,to accommodate him with his houfe. They do not mention wheditr his Lordfbip had acceisted the offer, and followed the recommendation of his Phyficians. As to the negotiation, it cannot be e;. petted to make much progrefs at prefent; for we find that Tat ttttttD, MARE r, Secretary of State, and General C , the perfon, we believe, with whom his Lord(hip principally treated, had all left Paris, and followed Bonaparte to the army. Lord Norma, previous to leaving the Board of Admiralty, gave dirations for the building of. (hip of 74 guns in the dock yard at Deptford, to be called la Hogue ; and silo for two fbips of the fame force, to be called the Poitiers and Crary, to be built in the merchant.' yards. Sir frigates and ten hoops of war, were, at the fame time, ordered in be built...-. The whole are to be finilbed with as little delay as poffible. T. Goma°, Efq. jun. is appointed Private Secre- tary to Mr. Gasevri...a. A Mefrenger frmn St. Peterfburgh is Paid to have arrived at Lord Hoy/ices Office on Saturday after• noon. Letters from Holland mention that French troops were continually pouring into that country. As no General of dillinguithed reputation appears to be ap p:tinted to command them, it may be prefumed that the campaign will be defenfire, at leaf! for come time, on that fide. Saturday afternoon, between three and four hun dred of the Gth Regiment of Foot marched into Deal Barracks. Jona Wat.t.ta, Efq. of Celletown, county Lime rick, has arrived in Ireland. He landed in Dublin on Monday week, after an abfence of more than four ,ears, the greater part of which time he Ins been a prifoner in France. The Duke of C LLLLL ce paid a vifit to York on Monday left, accompanied by Lord Donnas. Hie Royal Highnefs was attended to the Cathedral by Archdeacon Maacmasa and Mr. Exec, the Refiden tiary, and infpetted the whole of that arible edifice with minute attention. After quitting the Cathedral the Duke and Lord DUNDAS took tome refrellament at the Refidentiary Houk. and then proceeded to Ledflone Houfe, near Leeds. the feat (if M. A. 'rte. Efq. to join the Prince of Wm.'s at dinner.— Their Royal Highneffes were expeCted to leave Led• none on Friday, to dine on that day with the Hon. lA/WAY SAME, at Rufford, and to proceed on Sa turday for London. _ IcS•TRII, DRURY Lallie.:The firft performs:lce of the Forty Minter this feafon attraEred a non, • 0; audience on Saturday night, when the pt t> occupied by BANNISIAIR and Mai DiCAV Mrs. C. Kemble) were given with confide:a. by PURSER and Mrs. MOUNTArIkI. The celebrated Madame C 1, who ha , ...n fo popular among the mufical amateurs at •,„ arrived in town yellerday morning. Shecamt France by way of Morlair. It is very , „mp ;•+.+l~ announced in the French papers, that hots lAllTe fettled a penfion of twelve hundred francs pound') on Madame C r. IN M 101.4110 14 MARIE -Law,, Otr• ate e This day the frelk arrivals of cols heat are latge, I, . not much of fine quality. which caufes it... e tam. -7 to maintain lan prices —But lecond and ordinary at a reduffitm of 3s. and 4s. per quarter— l'heit but middling fopplies of Barley. which t. lA' dearer. Malt and Beans of each kind are a: t• • - titular difference—White Peas are cheaper—O.rt• '- rive in large fupplies, moldy of fecund *nu quality, which are lower ; and Flour fcarcsl; J.! • -• tains the quoted p►ices. fin; elat► 70, to 754 &wads lus so 7os pa tac►. This elfr is rail Or TriuMan rittFlai' ATftrßlTretrritYßNA It $OOO Profflin troops at- )be followed by four thou- The former to the 27th ult. the latter wheal lark. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. PRICE OF STDCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Coeds, mosey, 6sj—seroont 64....0medum 6f. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Dank Stock (hilt India Bonds to sa. Sit. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. Rua Imp. 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Conf. 621 63 621 i Imp. Ann. S 7•:64 4 per Cent. that Each. HIM, par 25 3 per Cent. Navy s t y* Ornnium 7 press Long Ann. (hut I Enshil, Tickets ssiL 176 Short Ann. rout I Cant for acc 63 • Doman, OCT. I. 3 per Can. Gov. Deb. 931 Ditto 34 per Cent 7r..1}. Exchangc--Dublin ea London, tot tt. The PRINCESS ELIERISITN packet, with a Mail from Lilian!), it arrived at Falmouth : the failed on the 19th ult. The letters Mill be delivered to morrow. By this conveyance. a Mail has been re:eived from Malta. The Tovrasitamt) packet, reported to be captured, arrived at Litbon on the 17th ult. The tranfports, with the 4oth Regiment on board, for Buenos Ayres, have dropped down to Plymouth Sound, on their voyage. They are to be accompa. nied by the RISISTAIICB, of 38 guns. The NCREIDI frigate, Captain Cour!. ; and the 'rum frigate, Captain Su , will fail (portly for Buenos Ayres. The London Gazette of Saturday has furnifried us with the particulars of the capture of the five French frigates. The return of the numbers of psi. toners takcn in thefe (hips has not yet been made. It is thought the number of troops on board is about 1600, befides the regular crews. The only (hips engaged were the MONARCH, CINTAVR, and MARS. An Officer who was in the anion Rates the following particulars : The enemy was dicenvered at twelve o'clock on the night of the 24th. The chase was directly before the wind ; the Mars, Capt.Lu IN, fucceeded in bring ing the Irotrartnanta to at half pall ten A. M. ; the made a flight refinance, having fired two broad fides only. The French Commodore, M. &Lam, in the GLoitt, fupported by l'Aamtua and Minter, ' defended themfelves for two hours againa the Mo- MARCH, and even for fome time after the CINTAUR got up. Two of them then nruck, and the French Commodore in the Gimes made off. The MARS having (mired her &ft frigate, made fail after and fortunately fucceeded in capturing her after a fmart refinance. The GLotßi hulled the MARS eight or ten times, and cut her singing a good deal; but, what was as fortunate as remarkable, killed none of her men. There was a report on Saturday evening that an engagement had taken place between the French and Pruffrans, in which the former had been defeated. We can, however, siTert that no Inch accounts have yet been received : we may loon esped, however, to hear of Aetna! hofhlities. A velrel has Arrived trom Embden, after a lhort pafrAge ; but no intelligence of a deciftve nature has been yet received from the Continent. The critical lunation in which A frAirs were left by the latch Ac counts from germany, naturally excitcs the livelieft interell. Rumours of ovory kind, therefore, caftly 'OE4* >4 f4Yolluibil Merton. 1111 h