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I L r A 1 'I O ( co II • 1 I I r I r 3 I I • . . I J I I 1 I 1 . a •t • , I 4 1 ••• . . • • • MEMORY OF MR. PDX. LECTUR ES oo ELOCUTION, &c. N. do, Bedford piste, IlloneMbery-fileare. Mondays, Wododdays, and Fridays, at 1. TO•MORROW EVENING. Mr. THELWALL will delete a FUNERAL ORATION and a MONODY, Leered to the GENIUS and SOCIAL VIRTUES of the Right Honourable CHARLES JAMES FOX. Admittance tr. Boobs tit the Monody may he had at the door. Alfo, • Poem and Oration on the Death of Lord Neaten ; and Terms of Private InEruetiun to Foreigners. Perform with Imperil . merits, Studenu &dined (or the Pulpit. Bar, Saute, Stage. Re. he regular Autumnal Court' will begin on Monday nest. Tickets for the entire Courfe, three guinea, ; for the Salentine Court' eaclußvely,two panne, for the Critical Cour& ezelufively, ore odemot= Lectures promacuoully, one guinea. Printed to be had of Meff a Arch, Cornball Phil. ISM amp Snot f Itegeway. Piteadilly ; Carpenter, Bond Brest; Lloyd. Flarkydboot I old Mrs. Liao, Otessville. neut. FOR SALE ffiE PUBLIC MX MOM, At the London Tows; Plymerth. on FoMay, the t 7th day of OCkoher MR. et Fen o'clock le the Forenoon. Is perfuaoce of sliredtka Ram the ConinAllontre appointed for the MOW of !ruffian Property. THE FOLLOWING CONDEMNED PRUS SIAN VESSELS. els. No. 39. SHIP EDUARD. late Matter—Length on Deck 97 Sort so inches, breadth shore the Wales 24 feet 41nehes. beiplith between Decks 6 feet 31 Inches, depth in the H 8 fect 31 inches. Adm.:34mm= sit 54.94 Tons. No. 4. Shlp NAIADS, late Maier—Length on deck 116 ket to Inahes, breadth above the Wales 27 feet 81 Inches, depth Is lahl 14 feet sot Inches —admeafercenent 390 es ps too,. N. 3s. trameek WEELVAART. mond &nu, -- l a t e Add. ret.—Lessids on the &IASI! feet 6 Inches. breadth so feet. depth In hold is feet 44 Inca—admeaforement tAp tons 33.94tha. ler herentones and Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. ~.........___ BRANDY CARGOES. falai Lillis Ina, Plymouth. an "Malibu,* day of Oetober t Ns *Meek in the forenoon, In putlimsee of direelions - the CONNINSINItt I appointed for the difpefal of Prullian Aa il FOLLOWING GOODS, NIX. FOR EXPORTATION. MO POW beady 6 Hde. French Red Wins ag RN non French White 3 Cafes Preferred Fruits ''. Mos 7 Do. containing Oil, Olives, 111 MONS Mao Ap bottles and Capers, uHalf thee. Nola Red inbo cb t': What 1 Keg ordinary Oil Olives Being part of the Cargo of the int Slip IDA MAIOAICTTA, .ad cesdonned as Prise to his Majefty. For Catalogues, Samples, and other particulars, apply to Mr. 30104 HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth. At the London Inn, Plymouth, After tie Ida Margaretta's Cargo, in purfeance of diredtions from the CemediSonen, Ste. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz Foa F lON SC/Oftener Brandy ; Items* i In 11, and a is 9 as Ditto Spirits ditto. above I to $ 4 Hogaseeds Red Witte a Piree. a Masthead, and t Barrel Colouring s Cates, coetaislog tau phial bottles Standy, (Saki famples.) Wag the *tin Clelle Of the Joao( Aunt, Pita Ka lisewas, mederiedsmord to his Majeity. Ter Catalogues, fiumples, std other particulars, apply to Mr. JO Hal HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Oft Friday. the t 7th day of Weber leßast, by tin Wel** in the isresoos, at the Loudon Tavern, Forbole-ftreet, Plymouth, THE Free& Sloop La JEUNE JEAN. Burthen . about 6; Tens. Alfas her Carpe. Genf fling of about 40 Tons of French Salt, and p to so Corks Seralluiar. Captured LT his lallajelty's Schooner Feltz. Richard Bourne, Efq coraimanJer, in fight of his Majefty's Ship Pallas. the Right 800. Lord Cochrane, Comma, der —For particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. At the Loudest Tager°, Foxhole *rem, Plymouth, Oa Friday. the I Ith ley et Odleber Islip; after the Sale of the lkibly. ee. A BOUT $4O Iru Gun;. French, principAlly Inns 1 Flghters Poondeve, sod a quantity of Shot, deliverable u morderoomi from the Erich relearn le Prefidente. captured by the /gum'. uoder the eseemand of Admiral Sir Thun as Louis, ]art. and la Misery& mad l'Ahnti.k. captured by the Squadron hods, the command of Commodore Wr Samuel Hand, K. B. for perrlailme, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant, Plysirstli shine for the Minerva sod l'Armide, and to Meara. HAwnrit sed SLADIL sale, for le Pedant. At the - Landon tarern, Poshaie-lbeet, Plymouth, on Friday the 1114 b 04 140.1 , 01104)00 nest, by ten abbot* thr forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 353 Calks Conant% j Cafes Coolish. so Cab Turpentine, s Calk. Cream of tartar, 1$ Cafes contahoing Ts Paroles= Cheeks, 1573 Mem yellow Dye Wend. Wing the rostra we of the Dad/ dap SWANEN. condemned to ble Pdaktly's Sip Druid, P. 3 V. Bache, Itfo. Commander. For eats/opts and Darr partleutara appheadon may As snack to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. PlTloehilt. Ober f. Mo. FeLOICIL PARTS, SPPTILMBIII sy. (From the Alewiteur.) 11,ITTIR IRON Nol MAJESTY TOIll 111111110 X 01 THI 7111111C11, XING 01 ITALY, TO Nil MAJESTY THI RING Of AAAAA lA. lin id, Desithrr—lt is more than a month Itote Profit has ormod. and it is known to all the work, that the arms agtinti Fnuwe and 'pion the Confederation of the Rhine. We have fought for the motives of theft armanwnts without being able to I Werner them. The letter' written to a. by his Prunlan Makily see amietble. hie Mioiftor for Fore** Affairs bas mother! to our Ism istrattokloary and PAlnifter Plenipotentiary, that be re• eeralsee the Confederation of the Rhine, and that he has no ob ebeorraogententa wade in the South of Germany. An the armaments of Prima the refult of* molition with R Me, w weedy of the intrigues of the different parties which euill at bruin, sad the irrtfoiotinn 01 the Cabinet f Have they for their obirdi to forte Hare. Seamy. and the Hanfratie Town.. to amtnidt ohl statism' which the two latter powers do nut appear to with to form ? Does Profikawith to compel us outlet( to depart tows the &await.* which we have wade, that the Hanle:ale 4 'IOW,* %At not enter into any pa.ticolar confederstlim ? a decla ration 'wind"! upon the commercial infertile of France, and of the Swth his rnany, aid upon what has been made known to why I.l.gland, tLat any change in the prefent fttuatimi of the H soh vie rown., a ill be a great abillark to a general peace.— Ik't More alio declared that the Prince. of the Germanic Umpire, who were Pat coniptifed In the confederation of the Rhine • ought to be at hinny to coofult only their on. inters* and convenience, that they outfit to be regarded.' pettedly Wee, that we would do ' nothing to draw them into the confederation of the Rhine, but that we would not few them to be forced to do any aft which would he contrary to their Inclination, their policy, or the Into- etft of their people. Ought this jolt declaration to have fo vieueded the Cabinet of Berlin, that we Ihould be °MI.!. d to re word it' Antonia all tbefe motives, which is th, woe ewe we cannot divine, and the foturc only can reveal the kerciof a coe dit@ as Rewire as it was esexpedled A moth MI dap& d witit• out our tthing notice of It. Ow inattenti•n has only (erred to is all there fire trends who wilt to presipltate the Court of Berlin Into a moil incoonderatecootell. At length the armaments of Penal& have led to the rare pro. trldtd for by (WC of the Articles of the - Entity of the lath f July agJ we think it tweediry that all the 4 tiverri A tne who compoted the Confederxion of the Rhine. fhwill arm to defend It. trite:ells, to parson-4 ttrul rabotain the Inviold•9ity of its territory. In. ft ad of wo.ooo wen, which Franey is bound to fernith, the will retold. joeietoe. and we ha y . t uft given orders that the troop. ne e. Cry it. Cm" , plci r Mal be traniported.with (peed to the I tow. r Rhine. Th. troop of your hiluirfly king 11.111 on a war f...rtris tt,a intro. your h.w.fly to iffue order. that they way be pot 1 /late ro ma eh *nitwit delay, with all their field <qui page, in ord.r t►x they way contribute to the deferce of the colonwin tank, tire fact:clout which we dare believc will cow& peed wit► itsjeltice,lf at length, contrary to err willies. sod even eostrary to our hopes, Praia mould compel us to repel Wu by form. We pray Goo. my Brother. that he may have yes In ►is holy and won►y keeping. (Stoned) Given at St. Cloud, the SIR of September, I WI. Conformable to the original, The WO= for Foreign Affairs. (Signed) Cal Maus. TA an. Prince abutment.. A fimilar letter has been written to the King of Wirtemberg, and letters of a fimilar defcript ion have been addteffed to his Imperial Highnefs the Grand Doke of Berg, his Royal Highnefs the Grand Duke of Baden, his Royal Highnefs the Grand Duke of Heffe Darrnfladt, his Eminent Highnefs the Prince Primate, and to the College of Princes of the Con• federation of the Rhine. The Sovereign Prince of Wurtzburg, brother of the Emperor of Aultria, has certainly acceded to the new confederation formed by the Princes in the South of Germany. Thus we may regard the State of Wurtzburg as forming part of the confederation of the Rhine. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. F AAAAA oar, Strr. :7.—The lab letters which have reached us from Saxony, announce that xy,ooo Saxon troops are now concentrated between Drefden and the frontiers of the kingdom of Bohemia, and cantoned at a certain difiance from the places through which the Pruffians pals ; fo that there is as yet no union between the two armies. The Eleflor, they fay, has hitherto refilled it. The Prince of Hohen lahe is Rill at Drefden ; it is thought that he has con fined hinsfelf to demanding a palfage for the Prutfran troops through the Elettorate of Saxony, and alto foe other foreign troops, which, he lays, are ezpeCted.— The motives which the Pruffian General alledges to jultify his demand relative to the pelage, is quite extraordinary, for he declared that the ['ruffian troops were obliged to evacirate Silefra, to make room for the Ruffian troops which will immediately arrive from Poland. SIFT. 28.—The divifion of General Dupont, which was at Cologne and in the neighbourhood, ar rived here this day. The advanced guard of the divifion under the orders of Marfhal Lefebvre quit ted on the 2 sth its Cantonments on the Tauber, and marched by Wurzburg towards Oberland ; the sell of the divifion will immediately march in the fame direainn. According to letters from Saxony the Pruffian ad vanced polls are already on the frontiers of the terri tory of Memmingen, on the Side of Franconia. It is not true that the Saxon troops have joined the Prof flans. It appears that the L•'leflor of Saxony is de• termined to preferve his neutrality ; but in order to attain this objeft,he swift alto adopt the refolutinn of' ' defending it. It is confidently aliened, that the Ruffians ate in Vella ; in that cafe, the Court of Berlin may, without fear, publith its manifello, which was piloted tome days fence, as the prefenee of the Ruffian troops in the Pruffian territories is equivalent to a declaration of war. If it is true, as Slated, that the Ruffians have , formally refolved not to ftirrender the Mouths of the Cattaro, as that refolu lion mull have been taken before the refufal to ratify the treaty figned by M. D'Oubril, we begin to fee clearly into the movements of the North, and may tearoom/sly conclude that Ptuffia is now drawn in by Rudia, as Aultria was fix months ago. Aullria loft a part of her flutes in the fatal conteft—time will trot fail to difclofe what Pruffia may lute in her turn. - -- Since it has been known that the Confederation of the Rhine is to have a Secretary of State to be with the Emperor of the French, it is Paid that either M. de Cetto, the Bavarian Minider at the Court of France, or the Baron de Dalberg, nephew of the Prince Primate, will be appointed to that office. D 1.510114 S.,r. e3..--The 'mires of Koenigtlein is placed in the bell date of defence. The balm troops under the command of the Duke of Sale Weimar. have approached fill nearer the Pruflians. &fides which. the garrifun of thi. city, confiding of foer regiments of infantry and a regiment of raffia's, have received sutlers to hold themfehresjn readinefs in march. All political affairs continue to be treated with the grcatett kcrecy. With regard to military meaferes s they are a littk better known. We very much dread I that our country, hitherto fo fortunate, will bramble the theatre of a terrible war. Every one here is %A- I der the greaten apprehension. Still it is all /fed that j the Elector of Saxony is by no means difpilect to make common caufe with Profit'. Prince Holten. lobe, on repairing from Berlin to Drefden s damns. ded of the Ekelor a tree paffage over his Bates for his army ; the Ele6or anfwered that he could not oppufe it, but that neither could Ile oppufe in the It. qua the ;mirage of ether foreign troops ; that he would unite his army in order to protect, as mach as polL'Il!, his neutrality ; but that Should war break out, he would not decide in favour of either of the belligerent Powers. VIhNIIA. SIFT 14 —The number of copies lids 1 etc primed of the Vienna Gazette, of the sot of 1 Auguil, containing the new edit rckicaing the . finance; were exhaulled by eight in the eveping • and 1 the whale 'tight was occupied in printing, in order to fatisfy the next morning the demands of numerous purchalers. On the IR of September the price of gold and laver rote nine per cent. the brokers baring [ conceived that the impott upon tbefe metal-, which was to be paid in fpecie. would nccafson a eonfidera. ble demand. They were, however, deceived : the inhabitants of Vienna thought that infleAd of paying a tar upon Giver; which was not money, it wouldhe wilier to carry the Silver to the Mint, and receive for it pieces of JO Kreutzin. The brokers were, in cur:lnmate*, obliged to lower the price of filter, which did to, however, recover all at once its level. On the 3d is. September the bankers formed she Fried of charging themselves alone with the forced loan of 75.tr0c.0n0 florins. M. N. Files, Geymuller and Steiner, made the propofition to site body of merchants. The following is the manner in which they If . peculate--" Tue edit only promifes st per cent. intete6 for the loan ; but it will really bear 6 per cent. The loan is to be paid in paper, and will confeguently be only egnivalent to 45,000.0ct0 in fpe. tie, the 5 per cent. however, which it• will bear, to be paid half in paper wad bait in fpecie. will produce • 3,0000000 metallic value, and thus, indeed of s per cent. it will really pr...ince 6 los. Betides, this froc• culatiun prefents another advantage : in transform. ing our paper snooty into (Bier s we Should return by 1 degrees into our banks, Wind of 7.5,0ee,0cc0 of pa- per, 155,531,000 florins In rpecie, and MA& thus become the arbiters et the price of filver." There I three bankers were to be fupported in this undettak log by all the diftinguiffsed commercial Mules of this capital, with whom they had entered into an arrange ment for that purport. This propufi ion, it is Rated, was on the point of being accepted, when the States of Lower Altana made the lime offer to the Court. It is not yet known what will be the determination of Government refpeaing this bufinefs. The new taxes having been known before they were officially publifhed, a great inantity of filver was exported to Prefburg, in order to efcape the Ramp many people alfo battened to lay in a provifion of fait and tobacco, not merely for one but for feveral years, and the police were obliged to place guards at the magazines of there commodities in order to prevent accidents. This tatted until Saturday evening, al though the Gazette appeared in the morning. On Monday, the ill of September, the new prices were fixed. The merchants fence complain of. diminution of their trade. This, however, does not wife from dimirrilhed confumption, but from the great Rock in the hands of the cunfumers.—Monittvr. HAMBURG!' MAIL. Bottom, &vv.. 27 —The French Ambaffeclor has demanded his palTports, but at prefcnt he is am here. A Jew of dittinflion and eharafler among his col. leagues (according to come accounts a banker of the name of Ephraim) has been arrelled, and his papers feized, for maintaining a treafonable cottefpondence. Another Jew has been welled at Funtenwalde. The head qu of the Duke of Brunfwick are removed in Hof. The troops in the vicinity of Dref. den are alfo drawing towards the Ser.n-Franconian frontiers. The S iron Envoy is about to fet out for the Royal head quarter.. HALL/, Sad. to.—Their Majeflies fit out from hence on the 23d intl. at noon, for Neuenburg. The King is accompanied by the two Cabinet Counfellors Meffm Lombard and Beyne. Count Haugwitz is likewife at the head quarters of his Majelly, where the Marquis Lucchefini is alfo eapefled. Since the departure of the firfl battalion of Guards the palling of Limps through here has difcontinued, and nothing is Paid of the movements which are made on the other fide of Nauenburgh. It is moll extraordinary that at this time, when all are eager for the laaa news from Franconia, the newfpapers of that country contain nothing fatisfeauty—all that iskrilwn is,rhat towards the end of this month, the whole Pruffian army will be ready to attack. Moyle H, Sir r. 9.—Prince Ale sander Berthier Pets out to night or to morrow mm ping for Anfpach. Cartridges will be difltibuted to our troops tomor row. The infantry companies will be increafed from Iso to Ss-men:lwo new•battalions of horfe artillery are organiz i ng with all expedition. The army has received orders to hold itfelf in readinefs to march. MUNICH, r. a.—Since the arrival of a courier from Pat is with difpatches Inc the Prince of Neuf chatel,• every thing here has atrumed a decidedly war like appearance. The French troops in Bavaria are concentrating themfelves. They have to day begu I to move in all direßions. Whether this movement is general, and whether the cot ps of Bernadotte has ad vanced, isnot known, hut both here are probable. Bawas or THI MANN., Spry. 23. —Several hun• dred peafants have been pin in requilition in the ter ritory r,f Clever, to expedite the completion of the fortifications at Wefel. Letters from Palermo, dated the tBth of itugnfl, (have been received at Philipfihal, from I'since Louis of Heffe Philipilhal, in which he rays, he hopes loon ; to be entirely recovered of the wounds he received at Gaeta. UPPIIII RHIN'. SUPT. o9.—The letters from Paris are very warlike, and give li , tle hope that the differ epees with Pruda can be amicably adjußed. It is now Paid that the troops from the camp of Meudon will march to the Lower Rhine into Holland. We are allured that the Emperor will repair to Cologne and Duffcichnf.. How ever, as the negnciatioas dill con tinue, and the exchange of e , uriers is very ahve be tween Paris and Berlin, a live is Rill entettaincd that every thing may be amicably asljulled. SIFT. 2o.—flue new Prnflian Envcy, Count Finketllein, has girro in his credentials. The Erhperstr will fee out next Monday, with a part of ilie-imperial family, to make the tour of his here ditary territories in Upper Auliria. Bavarian troops are beginning to pnt them (elves in motion, which are to join the French corps. The lilt letters from Bteflau announce, that the Ruffian troops are arrived On the frontiers of Silefus. They write from Lemberg, of the date of the tR of this month, that the Ruffian troops are making movements on the frontiers at Gallicia, and that the Grand Duke Cuntlantine is fpecdily ettpefted. It is repotted that the Janiffaties at Conflantinople have revolted againgt the Grand Vizier, and that ►hat Minitler had only efcaped death by a hilly flight.--• When the ha letters lelt Conflantinople, the Grand Seignior himfelt was in peat danger. BeANNAU, SEPT. I 6.—No change has as yet taken place here. General St. Hilaire hill occupies this city with 9aoo men, and no perfon knows when Bran nau will be given up to the Auflriant. The army of Mal that Soult, by the reinforcements from France, and the troops fent from the referve of Mat fhal Le• febvre, has been augmented to 35,c00 men. RATISSoII. SF PT. 2 2. —The corps of Marthal Soult, hitherto polled at Punta, will, tomorrow, be re moved to lagolliadt. Several other corp► of French troll's are arrived, and more are expefted to-morrow. 11411 . 010 5 1 , SM►r. So.—Letters from Berlin of the ayth.late the arrival there of a Courier, with very important difpatches for the French Miniller, M. Laforet, who ientnediately afterwards had a confer ence with the Cabinet ; the refult was fent off direflly to the King's bead quarters at Nauenburgh. M. La trine has every thing in resdinefs for his departure; all his elle& ars packed np, end the greater part of his German termite are difcharged. Lucchellni is arrived at the Fruffian headquarters st Merfeberg. On paling throoph Frankfort be gave it as his opinion, that the differences between the two Powers would yet be amicably terminated. Letters received here from Drefden alert that their Ruffian and Ptuffian Pdajellies,the Archduke Charles, and the Grand Duke Coninestine are fhortly 'spott ed in that city. Pofitive and authentic accounts have been received here of a Ruffian army of nearly 90,ei00 men has Mg reached the frontiers of Silefia. AMERICA: MIRANDA'S EXPEDITION.-NEW YOR/C,SEPT. 7. By the arrival of the brigVigilani, Captain Cots S Tit, in nineteen days frotuKingllon, we are furpifbed with files of Jamaica Papers to the tsth of Anguft. On tut lath rd that month, the fchooner Stag, Esc• its., arrived .&t Kingfion in low days, front Aruba, bringing intelliger.ce that General !AMANDA, after all the di:ficulties he had met with, had at tail effeet ed a landing on the Main, and had taken Coro. The [allowing particulars are from the King,ton Papers :-- v Rteo.Tov, ACO. is--By the fchoorter Stag, we learn thr General Miranda, in the Leander, aeassaipsiniod hT shiace• vet Ms, among which there were one or two [hips, bad arrived on at: Cosit ofitoutli Anestea, and landed .ear Coco, of which he bad got paranoia, and by the reports prevalent at die dopartare of the Stag, from Aruba, ltad been fuecefshil en friend enpgattents the Spaniards, and was poets...tag tato the country. " Au o. tp.—We hove already Inengetted the traded et the er • poditiou under General Mirasils, on ihe Spazina Maiit, and uw fubfequent fuccefc. We are now, however, ensbkd to Site the particular. fomewhat more accurately. While Cavell MA Ifni taking In his cargo at Cape Saint litemstn, in the Spam& Doak an overland difpatch was received there, containing secants of General Miranda haying @fretted a landing at Coro, whisk is Paid to be only twelve hours fail from Aruba—that he had captured it, and was proceeding up the country. It was alto *gated, that he was daily joined by the Spaniards, and bad leveed Maladies with die Government forces, in all of which he had been fun:darti— ng Gentkman who fursithed the cargo for the Stag, Rated, that be was obliged to be under areas the rent morning at day as every peace not found in arrant spina Miranda, was con fide id as his accomplice, and inßantly executed. Miranda is sided by a !Math force, lad the elan lumber is not detrained. He had been joined by • Sala frigate." Captain Luck ITT, of the fehooner Alert, arrived at Alexandtia, in twenty days from Curacoa, informs that by an arrival from Maraucabo, on the Main, on the sth of Anguft, the following information was re ceived by a letter from a Gentleman there: We have new at oadtor I Vern Gulf, two large Sips, tw• brigs, and fives fehoonenh an of which Beet appear to he awned, have landed fame troop, and drew our own ouc of a ratan fort, which they now have In peeellkowv.we have not yet boilable to learn whether they be Brit& or Miranda." Another fehooner, that arrived the day I left Cu racna,mentions leasing the fleet to an anchor inVcro Gulf. ----- Captain ELDRIDCW, who arrived on the 6th, was boarded to windward of Bonsir on the sth, by a Brit . &lh Hoop of war ; the Lieutenant informed Capt. ELDRIDOC, that MIRANDA had (even armed veffels when they left the windward iflAnds, and that Admi ral COCHRAN a had forbid the impreflinent of MIRAN DA'S men. It was generally believed at Curaeoa when I lett it, that MIR•NDA was in this Ater, as the BI *I- I tills could have no fuch fleet in that quarter. No sari -1 yak at Curacok for ten days before I left it, from any part of the Main near Vern i this had . eaufed Spanifh velfels to remain nearly that length of time in port fer information, with cargoes on board for the Main. Well India produce rating hourly at Cr tacos, in confequente of this alarm. Sim B.—Captain Seaman, fromCoba, has given us the following interefling eztra et from his to g hooks " Anna ae, 6 A. M —The More Cattle hawing S 4 W. digs tans two or three leagues, faw a Spania frigate taming to wind ward ler the Havannah. A thong Moth Sail current, ai•d use wind at S. W. obliged her to anchor reader a battery about two leagues from the Moro, wb-re the was Immediately r. infoteed by ten gun boats frost the Havannah, which farmed a line with bee unds r cover of the battery. At eight o'clock two Bari& frigates hove in fight. Several bat were fired at flans from the Moro Cattle, which they little regarded. They bartered fail, acd hove to. (terrines , to have communication with each other. At the fame time the Spwilk frigate's home had great eenncouldeatioo with the thore, and we karat they were landing money brought front the Cla'ph of Merino At twenty-four minutes pad ten, the two Faighila frigates bore down towards the battery. under which the Spirit's bode bad formed a line. At forty minutes pelt ten, the Spaniel gun boats opened a heavy fire upon the headwall &glib frigate, which was loon followed by the Spatial - frigate and bat tery. At fifty•tvro minutes pad ten, the Amhara, who led the vaii of the Engfith, opened a heavy and well direfted fire upon the Spatial line. At fifty !even minutes pail ten, the fternntoft Englith frigate came up. and commenced a tremendous fire upon the SpaitiOa frigate, which foots occafi.oted her to Mike her colours. She flood tie fire of the Britith fifteen minutes. Two of the gun boats wen blown up, five vette funk, ail three were &Itch aflame The frigates then let go their anchors, mad Malted the forts- They manned their prize at halt pail one P. M.cut her cables, got hit out, and hauled her eft to repair damages. Thy Anton, loon after, fired two hot at us. brought us to, sod ordered us under the Commodores Stern, which we obeyed. He ordered our I oats out, and defired the Captain to come on board with his parrs. The Anthufa fupplted us with • butt of water, and fundry other necetfaries, and otherwife treated as with every de gree of pol.tenefs They then gave us liberty to proceed, but not to go into any Spaniel port. The Arethufa, Captain Brifbant, had two men killed archer wounded ; tie Anion, Captain Led yard. none. Ihe Spanifh frigate Is Pomona. of 4o guns, had her kCaptain killed, and it is believed that zoo Spaniards were &Revved vla the ad on." Another account lays—Previous to the anion there was a confiderable quantity of money landed from the fiigate, teported to be the property of the King ; but the Engbib found in the !hip halt a mil lion of dollArs. The Captain of the Spanifb frigate loft this life in the action : the number of others kil led is not known, hot fuppofed crmfiderable from the elofenefs of the affirm, and the heavy fire. At the time of the action, there was an 8o gun lhip in the harbour, ssith her pads down, and could not get ready in time. PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 4. A French frigate, with the lot► of two of her top malts, has got op to Newcafile. She is faid to be one of isaoms's fquadron. The remainder of his fqurdron are gone to the Chefapeak to refit, which has a great number of Englifh prifunerr on board. Captain SM ►Mall, from Norfolk, informs us, that a French 44 gun frigate arrived at that port on Sun day lafl, and fainted the fort—ibe was difmarted, her Bern finve in, and her quarters gone ; the was one of JF RO iquadroo, and it was reported that the N. ceived the above damage in the Weft Indies. &XTIACT OF A LITTaII,DATID ALFSAIIDIIA, SIFT. S. A fchooner of Mr. THOMSON'S has juft arrived from the Caraccas—the Captain informs, that MI. RAN DA had landed rsoo men, but he did not hear how he had been received by the people." Lan evening anchored in Hampton Roads, tits French frigate Sybelle, of 4o guns, under jury malts having loft them, aad otherwife damaged in the late gale. The Sy►elle taus not of Joao*, Boaapaisk's fleet originally, hot of Commodore L'Haastivra's fivadron, which did fo much dkrnage to the BAD& wade on the coati of Africa, and was compofed of the following fltips :—Regulus, of 74 guns i Pre& dent and Sybelle, de" gu.as such SurveiMaste bat fent home.