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r FOR PUBLIC SALE, By Order of the Conumfßooers for the Care and Difpofal of Prnh flan Property, ♦t the London Tavern, Foxhole-area. Plymouth, on Friday, ji- Doan , 16, at seri o'clock is the forenoon, THE CARGO of the PRUSSIAN BRIG: MINFRVA. 77 Pipes Brandy (Proof) 34 Pipes and Histls Red Wine 19 Hlids Mufeadelaod other White Wise zi Cafes Liqueurs. The Cargo of the Dant& Brig ANNA DOROTHEA, frem Cette 54 Piece. and half pa. Brandy • 4 " az i Alm°o 'I At piece. Spirits Brandy 4 bales rso calk, ded and White Ma& 4 barrel, Capers code' Wins . • as cafes Fiercest', Anchovies, 178 pieces and other calltaWhite he. Wine 3 cares Prat' es 68 pieces Red and WhiteWbse z ditto 11,ifins a calks Vinegar s ditto Fip • 6 calks Orderany Oil Olives. . x bag Rice I calk Cream .Tartar • i ditto Nuts • 5 calks Verdiereale . • ' .15 hales Cora,. 'The above Cargo, esuidemned to the Crown. laterwhieb.thealtireesiiit 6(111e/inn HA ABET:condemned toils aJetty's Slip ACTIVit, Captain" MOOltaa T . :s: 54 Ssut" s 461103'13 Wine " • t 7 6Ptdres eel half : Pieces Red sod White Wins secures Wine Sis boldest. . .3 bale, Corks • 1 olLikt OrlivroJOß OR gibes . es Isles Laurel Leaves 4 ditto hicoonds s . .. . 231 WOW (Weed) or yet. ' I ditto Ciapirs . . L•w Dye; and fume other • I cafe Anehoviati , • Arad... - s cake Argot ' • For CatAogues and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth: Plymouth, December 37, Igoe. WEST INDIEs. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY (KINGSTON), NOY. 6. The Houfe west into a Committee on the State of the lilted, and Wag returned, the following Ref°. lotion was agreed to To fend a Meffage to his Honour the Lieutenant Governer, in anfwer to his fecond Meffage of the 28th of °Sober, to thank his Honour for the contmonica tion ; to allure his Honour that the Houle are moil grateful for his Majefiy's paternal cut jn diretling the intercoarfe between this Wand and, the UMW States to be placed on a more regular -and certain footing. by allowing the importation of provilions, with certain exceptions, and of lumber, and the ez pottatioo of rum and molaffee, until five months notice than be given of any ilteratiun in the fated in tercourfe ; and toexprefs our particular fenfe of obli gation to his Honour, for his early attention en the evils brought on this ifl.tnd from a contrary fyilem haying been purfued, and his prompt meafures to afford relief by the proclamation be has been pleafed to iffue on the fubjee of the interatuge with the United States of America. ,„ • •;:f . KINGSTON, NOI/Pler: The Elephant, of 74 guns, CapilDuedas,end the Veteran, of 64 guns, Capt. Eeanovsleft Pon Royal on Monday morning. We medalist:ad:that they am to proceed to Curacna, for the ptirpek - of making ai attack upon that Mind, of which' we have every reafon to fuppofc, from the precast difietisfaSion of the inhabitant', they will make an eafy coequal. Tbe. Aaron. frigate, of 4o guns, Caps, Lydiard, arrived the fame day at Port Royal Imola croize off the coaft of Cuba. By the arrival of the Anton we are enabled to pre fent our readers wida,the particulars of her rencontre with the Foudroyeat French 8o gun Ship, command. cd by Admiral Willeaumez : 's On the isth of September at daplight, the An. • lon difcoyeeed a fbip under jury maita r tke Rinannab PI bearing W.S.W. diftance four leagues. All fail was immeliatdy, made in tsbace, nn the fuppofition that the (hip in fight was the San Lorenzo. Oa nearer approach the haifled French colours and a Rear Ad• miraP, flag—sthe wind light and variable. " The French flip continued a Heady courfe for the * H.seastqab until the pared Fort Cogimo, or City :no, and eras near the Moro Calle, when the hove to, with heriseed off Store, and engaged the Anton as the arrived up: 4'he French chip had received pi. lots from the more, who placed her very fkilitilly in a manna'thick preveated the Anion from going under her llerg ; if die Anton had pared tinder her Beta Sir vioulti Save beets eapofed to the fire of the Moro--th,e . already remitted that of Fort Cogiruo in paffing4,.ke,fiigging much cut—two men. kilied on board and Oleos wounded. " The Ficach Ship was le Foudroyant of tl4. guns. and 875 men. sad bad. `accutding to go d voforma ti,m, e 7 men rtolled aad wounded,, among whom wets three Officers. The anion laded about ao, ml notes. The fire of the Biushoyient was draadtulr- r ! Had he Anfen Met her io the middle at the Oc t et i would hare been a mope fasoutableareulananCe4l but with thf light and variable-wind which pree s tilecf. , s•-the proximay of the store, sod the Moo Cafila t pa ' thing more could be done. Th c San' Lorenzo lade an half attempt In come out. -• It was fomewhat finglar that rqn Citginio fired a few (bet at the AnTlin topi - 11E4i; but when the anion with the Foudroyant coaled, and • the Mims was much doter, they thought it prudent to referee their fire. Fort Cogimo (a (mall fort) is the •fame under which the Pomona lay when captured by the Arethafa and Anton." The Elk brig of tint:, Captain Morris, from a cruise; and an American fehooner,,froar New Or• lases, bound to St. jag° de Cuba; with prnrifionrs detwineJ by la Soper ieure brig. arrived the fame day. The Elk left the Dina packet. Captain Gilthoos, on the iflth September, in lat. 26. long. 52, all well ; and, on Saturday lan, off Altayele, (poke the Hawke brig of i 6 gims.Capain Ayfeoegli. • Off the Haeaff4, on the tit ult. at day light. the Elk &Ceded a veffel, and' immediately gave chime, during which the carried away bee maintnp•gallant znal; fore and maiatnp man, fludding fail booms, and, after a chic* of nine hours, the Elk, in a heavy (quell, ran aboard the privateer, when fin (hail, after went downy and it was with much • ion that het crew were got not before be funk. She proved to be a French privateer, belonging to Guadaloupe, cam*anded by a reneged° Englifit roan, of ills name sf Love, who unfortuharely ei capad by fuming tato a knell boat which be had pressoufly placed alarigfide the privateer for the pur pofe ; bat who au& have inevitably ' , centred, as the boat was otsferved to be filled w ith water before the wat lotfight of. • Nov. tx...—The Peterell flnop of war, of 18 guns, .Capt. Lamborn, arrived on Saturday from a critize, with the Spatting fchooner El Flor de Mayo, fuels the pert, of Trinidad, bound to Cartbagena, with naval floras, asponred off Poito 80112 on the zoth of Sep• umber. ' • .011 the ad of that month, off the Mend of Rola- Fir. the Psterell. defcried -three gun boats, having a number of veffels tlder, 14eir.eue'voy, when the in• ftantly spore ellace,' aid at Svc P. M. opened her fire upon them, whicnthe gun boars immediately tpurn• ed ; but it being thoal water the Peterell could not get clofe enough to do any execution, and the enemy made for Carthagena. The neat day the Peterell anchored off a river near that place, for the purpofe of obtaining a fupply of water, and early in the morning of the/allowing day the difcovered (even very large -and heavy gun boats approaching towards her. At this time, it being ;WWI a calm, the weighed anchor. and with the al fiflance of her (weeps and boats was enabled to get about lix miles from the &ire, Define the enemy could come up with her. At halt.pall eight an aelinn commenced, which continued with great warmth fur ball an hour, when the file of the gun boats Illacketted ; and, after an engagement of two hours and a half; in confequence of the Peterell being becalmed and Anson unmanage able they efcaned, and fucceeded in getting-into Carthagena. Every boat had two guns, ill, i.is and 12.pr.unders, with go men in each. The Peterell was much injured in her fail, •and rigging, and received feveral that between wind and water. She had five men killed and four wounded ; among the former we are Cary to mention Mr. Gen. Ramfden; midtbipman. The enemy muff have silo coffered confiderably : one of the boat had a mid (hot away. The Peterell fell in with le Geolan brig, of 16 gums, Captain LT/ e ight, off Pato-Bello, on the 26th ult. ~..•M•M= FOREIGN INT ELLIGENCE. . 114 bNTZ, NOV. The Emperor Napoleon has prefented the Giand Duke of Baden *OM aovo malice:, 660 hurler, and joogekkoaks envra:cds hia contingent. The Princi peat .of; Vali la ia at pecks' adminillered in the same of the Emperpie. - • . s • A 6:11811DN. DEC. 3. Liner from Vianne, , from perfons defaming of credit. Nate in potitive terrine that eery thing is vary pacific in that city, and that the Impctial Court of Maria will not, kany exam._ take part, ia.the pre- Ott war. de la RachefOseault. the French Asubaffadtw at Viesaa..-ieseiveti at his departure, Fiona his . flajaily of Audria. a (superb hollrbOx, ofiumeoted with, his portrait, Ilse value of eshichis at. 20,000 florins. ! • NUREMSIMO, ETC. g. TeffeXclaY §,700 Wurtemburg troops, in and near this city, received orders to repair to Berlin, and thence to join the Grand Army in Poland. The Polifb Legion forming here, and which is computed of Prtiffian deferters, has received the fame route. Withal Mortier, with his Staff, was on the 3d ult. flint at Anelam, and had made no attempt spina Stralfund. The reigning Duke of Saxe Cobnurg died at his refidenee on the 6th of December, in the 57th year of his age VENICE, NOVEMBER 30 A confiderable French army i colleting in IFltia under General Maimont. Its deflinatioo is Qill a (met. A very few troops only remain in Dalmatia ; they are fufficient. however, to watch the motions of the Ituffi.nsAnd Montenegrins at Ware. • NAPLES, NOVEMBER ra. The King has granted a. general aronefly to the infiirgents, provided they will lay down their arms, and become. peaceable citizens. A great number of thefe people who complied the banditti of Fra DM volt have availed thernielves of the offer. The Englith have eflabliffied flrong biliteriesrodod the He 'of Capti, the gurifon of which confine of Soo Sicilians and Calabrians ; but they are in want of road - Inns, as eight veffels, laden with t fupply, were 101 l in a norm nn quitting Palermo. PARLI4MENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, DEC\ 19. • COWYCITtD ILICTItille. . Mr. SWAN moved, that the order:thoold Ist dif. charged;which fixed the confideration of Ste pejo°. ors the Penryhn Elellion for the Srlr oil:Muter. He flared, that from the greardifiattee of that B woeith (being near Soo miles from town), it was iiiipothble' that the people the* fhrintli have hid fufeeient 66. Acs to be prepared on fo early a day He thought they could not be prepared nr haveltime to' jean& their •.Ccoinfel before the arth, ettd• he. therefote, wilhed to rittpone the confideration of the mann entil the Mil:open day after that' timi e and' woeid. therefore, with that it fhould be Ssed far the-l7th Or the ,9th • 'ThiSPEAKER obfervad, that this war &Natio° orthat -clefs which tscually obtains 'ptienity, es the Member egainii whom the Petition was broue".)ted beeirreturned for more than Mu place. TWepoll-• Roseman of it was, therefore, not to be citufidered it 4 matter cof coutfe ; but if the Hoofe thoughethati facie:lt reafon had been adduced. they flOuldaree lOC . • • The queftirn was then put and agreed to, and the amb of 'the next month was appoustsd for taking the Petition into cndideration. -' Anoth:r Petition from the Borough of Pemba was alfo ordered to be taken into confidtrationowthe fame day. _ • The enniLierrion of the Petitinna f om Northam and Londonderry were alfo palmed to dm . 2ioda of January. A Petition fintn Mr. Joa Is, and otherr, was pre rented, complaining of an undue return for Shrewf blur y. Mr. JOHNSTONE wifbed that, inflead of the 3d of February, the soh might be the day appointed for tht confidetation of this Petition. - Mr. BENNE rr faid,he Ihmald prefer the 6th, as, if it *mere fixed for the teth, that might interfere with the Circuits, which it might be necettuy for the Lawyer; to attend. ' The SPEAKER obCerved. that it was the general role that the fir* day appointed for heating and eon- Waring an Eleftion Yetittnn, WAS the tirlt open day after it was picrentedl but as Rode was accultnn• ed to appoint a later day', if a mottnn thould be•made i for that purpofe, and a fufficient caufe alligned. 1 , Lord IiOWICK and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFUER were of opiainn, that no reafim had been alligned luffieient to jullifl a departure from the general rule. If sea future time any fuch reafnns should be .sated, the Houfe would have no objeftion ,to enlaige the term. . 1 It was then carried, thatlhe eonfideratiew of the Petition thould Rand far..ibe sd of Fektuaryv but fabjeß to any. tonfmn which might.harrhaftet be made for prolonging the term of t. .„ .., ,..,,,_. A Petition was theft r e ad * frintlf I deititit jkiffnns Freeholders of the County of Norfolk,,ramplaining i of the ret int( nf Mr. Windlaiiti inidlSMlllke. This Petitinwer.malesitterl of the AnntikAsn theqtanuncitS 1 a violatioNof the TreatisaLiket4niterys and other corrupt ps'adlicet. It ar*lttl i ered J), be taken into 1 confiLleration on the JihArftehruttrY. - *sue aisivet+ara utilisers. Lewd &IFIWICL obfaresedvtherf for tilt purpole , of esPetliting public buretteres eteSl tn Prevent delays•he had propelled a darafter which co. -private Petitions timid he received' i to that proPolition the Houfe had glinted i tefletlion eOPfiroied bin' in the:rninn of the propriety of that ilhaafure.—alie intend it to extend to other boasters of:a private nature. fstth as the Reports of Cominitteei, on which private Bills were founded, &c. and that there thould be no loon. dation whatever for complaint, due notice fhould be given of the meafure he fhould - propole for this pm., pole; but realty private blitinefs mutt be In regulated that there (hall be time for tranfatting that which is public.—(Near ! hear . 1 frosferotral parts of the Rolfe.) 11071C111. Earl TEMPLE gave notice, that he fhould move to-morrow for a Commatee a the whole Hoofe, to confider fo much-of the A& of aft', sts related to the ufe of Sugars in Difiillvits sod-Brewing. He wifhed to call the attention of the Houfolio tithe fubieet, that' they might determine how far, Ig the ptefent circum• (lances, fuch a meafure watild. be "preftiesb:e. He all. move tootworrow for a Committee of the whole Houle., to refer, generally, to the Laws re fpeeling the Woollen Trade... Earl TEMPLE alfo gate notice, that he fltould move that that part of tICe Aft of Parliament, which related to foreilalling and regrating Oak Bark, flintild be referred to the Committer cd the whole Houle, when the Petition of certain perfens concerned in the Leather Trade thonld be taken into confederation. Wavy. Mr. GRENV/LLE moved the Order of the Day, for the Houfe to refolve idyll into a Committee of the whole Bonfe, to confider of C Supply to be grant ed to his Malay ; which being reed, the Right Het nqurable Gentleman moved—That the Speaker do now leave the Chair ; which being done, Mr. Hob ho fe was called to the Chair at the Table, as the general Chairman of the Committees of Supply and of Ways and Means; and it is but juilice to that Honourable Member, to fay that he was invited into It by the general -acclemation of the Honk, and to which there did not appear to be a diffenting voice. • omitstirriS OS. SUPPLY. Mr. HOBHOUSE having taken the Chair bit. GRF.NVILLE.-- 0 ,4 I believe that no particu lar cireamtlanee at prefent calls for an went of our , Naval force, beyond what has been thenghs expedient •to provide far the preceding year. Ido not think it any part of my duty to detain the Houfe with any preliminary obi - creations on that head ; I fhall there fore content myfelf with dating limply to this COM. mime, that I am of opinion we Ibould have for the enfuing year the fame nateal force of we had for. the lafl. But although I do not feel that, under the preterit citcomfliances, it is neeeffary for me to enter upon any preliMinary nbfervations upon this fubjeet, yet I hold it to be my duty to attend to any'obfervations. which may he made, and aftrirwards to oCer flub anfwers to them as it may appear, to me to be never toy in the difcharge of my duty. I (ball now mere, That it is the opinion of thin Committee that iter,coo men be employed for therm Wake for the year 40 1 , including ay pco Royal Marines: That It le the opinion of ties Cementite., that a fom let *T ending 2,8116,c001 be granted to his Majafty for wages for the Rid 120.000 men for thlrtecamonths, at the rate of tL aye per asaa per month: That it la the opinion of this Committee, that a foal not ca. ending 2464c00t be granted to his Majefty for the laid iso,ono men, tar taduallalfilur thirteen monde/ sa tf.c rate of aL as. per man per mouth: That It k tte option of ' this Commktee, that .4 Ano,ceol. be panted todik Palatal y for the ,fair Mid tear of the &rosin which the Paid t ao,octo men we to fern fcr thirteen months, at the rata of three pound+ per man per month: • - That It rle the opinion of this Contedttee, that a rum not es . eeeding ygt.ooej. be.osotesten his Majoay for ordnance of the fee fervlce, on hoanf the fail Ildpa In which they ate to rave for thlriecn months, at the rattoof perenan per month.—All ad% ref.letions were patted teitbopt a word of objetlion. , Thr Were tumuli reamed, the report wan ordered to he received lo warm -.loam given to.fingain bnWeduoidayes,oldJourOe4 . , 4 N.. THE k' r. STAR. ,•,.i:arr • LONDON. • • -•.# TOFSDAY,ORCEMIRER teit OP rroen THIS DAY AT ONE•O'CLOCK 0441141 g, far Jan. 6off....Reduced 59-04antsin i•ps. Exeltequer r. t PRIC€ OF S 1 OCKS YES pa TERDAY. 3 pirsC. Red. Aril 59 • India Bonds, Oar 14 pr. 3 per C. Conf. Rut Each. Bills is. dH is. pr. 4 Per Cent. 7 6 11 Osmium # I prem. • Qjr C Nary that Enetni Tlekcti r 1. t6s. Lust. An. t 6 Ctinfefor ace. 6:111 The report ii revived again, bat we hope withoat any •foundation, that the Tax on Incirme is to be Mc:eared to is per Cent. fubje&to certain modifica tions. It war lately very generally onderflood amang the monied people, that ;lanced of fuck a artafart being retorted la, fir millions of the Sinking Fund (which can now Ten well afford it) woatd . be this year approptiated to the public feriices, and a like fum next year t but it is near fisted, that at the Cebi• net Council. which fat yefierday, the majority refolved not to tooth that Fond, but rather to rail's the m )ncy wanted in the way ive have vacationed. _~..~_ Accounts. have been received at the Admiralty, which date-drat nine , fail of the line were hint at . Brea ready for fa on the 9tb inamar..whilh have (ince either returned into the inner harbotte, errata Lea s as they have entirely dilappearesi • • We feel fincerely happy in being able to Rate, that the Treaty between this Country and America is proceeding hi the very bell train f that the difficulties attending it are almoft altfurmounted ; and . that fuck a completion of it may be fpeedny loulked for es will enfurs the permanent good underftaading and mutual benefit of both countries in future. The'Princefs Chadotie:pitket, Captain Salta, ar. rtvefieTalrnourh on relit if iieihirty•Eight dayi from Jamaica. By SO :ablove . conveyance we have received Jamaica Gazettevtothe 15111 Nov. incluGge, floras% from which are given in a pre. ceding solemn. r The - report of the defeat - bf the Ruffians on the Eaii.:lBanti of the Vitt,"la, was again revived yeller day, but we could not learn on what authority. Bn. tiaras Si it was added, received a wound in the leg, which obliged him to quit the fields:fatly in the The 4 hirty eigla and I hiro•einth Bulletins, which are fa),eLte contain thi, information, have not yet been received, • We are Hill inclined to believe, that no battle of ennfequence has taken place. Leiters from Hamburgh of the 18th ;dint, have been received in town, brought by the lift Packek.: frum Hufum. They all agree in Hating that verl .n great apprehentioas are entertained both there aid in the neighbouring Danith territory, With refpedl-td the ulterior defigns of the French. It is feared that • Hamburgh will be occupied as a eonquell, and that even the little :hare of authority at prefent enjoyed by the Senate will be fpeedily annihilated. There is even throe dread of the enforcement of mole ri. g"rrus meetings ageing the trade with this country, than any whiehhave been as yet adopted. A anti. &rabic -force le4olleding in the neighbourhood of Hamburgh, for the purple, leis fuppofed, of taking poliefEnn The repotts that the hofpitals at Berlin, Stettin, Cuflrin, and other places, were full of French, , ate laid to be well founded. They havenot. however, ben ailed by the calamities incidentil..us a battle, but by the no lefa defirnetive operation of Wesfe.• The French army in Poland is Paid to be afflitted with a violent dyfentiry, brought on by the fcrced marches and the fevere rains to which the troops have been almoil continually expoled, except for a few days, (ince the.copmencemcnt of the campaign. It is cal culated that one•6fth of the troops who have crolied the Oder, have beer. Rttacked by this malady. It is ftated, in a letter from Leipzig, of the .rsth, in the liamlusgA Correfpaarknt of the 17th, as follows ; " Sor.)e newfpapers mention that, on the :7th of No vember, M. Count. Srontom, Auftrian Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, prefented a Note to the French Amboffador to the Court of Vienna, General ANDRIOSSI, which, according to report, defirsd aa explanation refpeliog the Proclamation iirasa.ll General DOMBROWSKI to the Polea." This intelligence appears to be well founded—and if the explanations here oared thonld not be fatisfic. tory, the C,,urt orVienna muft either r‘fair, or fubmit to, Bo 'a prole& in Poland. It is probable, however, that in the prefsnt eircumilances, IiCMIAPARTS will promife Come indemnification. If it be true that the Auftrian troops are stabdrawing fit•in lichernia, the . Aulltlai: f.iotresnrrtent lane hir unwilling to afford La MISTS Ittyfllfge - df 0t114210. Tilelk!itsiios,after their fitting Warfaw, retreated Eallward, and not towards ACzminieF, the capital of Podolia, on the South Side of Poland, but to a Nall town of that narnclaftward, about 6o or 8o miles from Wallow. In that fituation they will maintain their communications with Eaft Prufla and this Proffian force,there,,pplefs psshaps the french en. dearour to fspartue them by fendiag forward a ftrong corps from Thorn, and through . Eat& Pruffia,• and along the Northern frontier of Pailand: • The itepart of the Rufaons baring alrairly declared • • war againft the ?otitis liable to catfiderable 4imbt. Eiihez that report, or the katement of an OffenSrc and defenlive Treaty, Inneltultd on the sft of 06to , her, muft be unfounded. • . • Lord litivcasitamto tl• appears, by letters frozn Copelhagen, of the istb, did not quit that plice eft rise lath of thidfnontlt: The fams letters Qate that a reinfeiregnient of taw SwitHaa troops had arrived fafe at" Stralfuod. • - ' YeAcidity at two o',elock a Cabinet Cooseltonti be at Lord Howtca'soSee, which &t tIN pall four: There were prefeht,•The Lois Cmaseast.tra. Lords kinvit.t.',3rsreet r idoia",3towooira, Howie", and H. Parrt Meta. WINDHAM and Ga 811711.1.1. His bfalsser bas been, flared to dire." that a penGon of pol.' per annual be felled on flir San est. Hoop, in confideration of the lots orhii arm. A peat body of troops, w:th &quantity of 4otes, &c. are about to be feet to the Ioe of Wight, to eat. bark. for Jerky, Guernfey and AlJconey. Several light and fall failhig [hips of war are elks to be Se tioned in that quarter. • ' The following are the gentkoten of the Brit& FaSory at Hamburg)), who had been ordered to Verdun;—Witmer AL AAAAAA Iluaanwig, Erci• Treafurer ; dates CoiLIMAN. Eft. .oetfet at y mr• Tilly,' 80/II an, James STlPKllil t igafgra 1111111 Y, jOll4 COCS, Joey Tnoaturos, Tioarai Lows, Totossia BLACILKR. Gloaae Swore; and Gioia' WMITAKIR, kfcrlll. Mr. JAMill StttaTetraMT hat fortunately *reaped t for being on a I , tarney, and hearing thatthe French had taken - polfelli , ut of La. bee, ha immediately came to Hambargh, ((cored his ;leas and warehoufe, sod provided fur his fafety in Draptatk. . I. I