Star. — London, England, 1806-04-01 00:00:00

I" I INKai2M ~'•`~ : -. Mr. HOLT LEIGH fuggefled the propriety of awaking tome abatement for Farm hunks, belonging to the toad order of farmers. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Teemed to imply a difpntition to confider the fug station of the Honourable Gentleman. Mr. BABINGTON begged 'the Noble Lord to take into confideration the cafe of thole who had but a life iotertft in lands, and who could not pay the propofed tax without finking a part of their capital. • According to his conception of the propofed tax, it• appeared that a man who hid 451.-a year permanent revenue would be entirely exempted, although itiift annuitant of col. a year would be obliged to pay it. Mr. VAVISMART übfervcd, that the operation of the Tax was, in come degree, to commence at 501. a year, and to he railed by a certain gradation, to tool. when the higheß rate was to begin. The Refolntions were read, agreed to, and Bills ordered on the 3d and 7th, op to the 39th inclulive Some of the refolutions were roil mined. On•the motion of mr.vANsirr A wr an account was ordered of the Merage Price of Raw and Ma. covado Sugar, imported into this country, exclufive of duties for fix years, ending the sth of January, 3806. Alfo *pother account, with refpea to the quantity of Pigiron and Mannfailured Iron exported from this country for the IA ten ?ears. The committal of the Tortola Free Port Bill wai t on the motion of the CH 4110 E Latta of the Esc N s qy f It, poßported till the ,7th of April. The Committee of Ways and Means was fixed for Wednefday—upon which day Mr.Vansurrae r gave notice of his intention to move for an iffue of Three Millions of Exchequer Bills.—Adjourned. EVEIVIhG STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, APRIL T. , PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cook& for i= uo doitior, Acc.64l spew PRICE OF irroceryarrEßDAy. 3 per Cm. Conf.a..• as. die, par as. dlf. s per Cent, Navy I 93 . • isigllllTlckets tot. 188. Imp.* per Cent. , Coe, for we. 6it 6t The Weft India fleet ;which failed from Portfinotath • on the 28th January, palled tdadeira the 23d Vallitt ary. Sir RICHARD Svaacnaa's fqoadron, coofifting of feven• fail of the line and two frigates, arrived 'off Madeira on the loth March, having fern the above fleet to the Southward, and remained off that Mend on the ratlr ; the day before twenty IA of 'effete were teen from the Eaft end of Madeira—par - dollars unknown. 1,;.. the Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday, arrived at' a late hour loft night. The accounts which it beings ore of a very different nature from the notice in the Moseettr, that the French army • was returning se . France to be put on the peace eflablifhment. Sweden, it is raid, ii to experience a fate fimilar that of Naples : the King is to be dethroned, and his dominions to be partitionedamung bisneighbotaid. Pruffia, and Denmark. Auftria is to tatta Sack and the Gallicias, and to be indemnified from the Turkith Empire ; and leder changes and trod: Plantations of the MEC sssss ViGH branches, and of the Duke of Bautiswice's family are silo talked of. Amid fo many rumours, and after fuch wonderful changes as have already palled upon Europe, it Would • be folly to pretend to affert what can cr cannot take place;, but Tome of thefe arrangements, as far as they concern Ruffia, are extremely improbable. Private letters from Holland (late, that the Batavian Government bad received affurances from the Court of the Thuilleries, that the Emperor NAPOLION hod determined to give to Holland the choice either to have a King at the head of its Government, or to become a department of France ; and this fulajed, it is fuppofed, would engage the attentionof the Dutch i,,egiarture, which had the commencement of its Barron fixed for this day. HA SI cll.olli MARCH 25. -IS is confidently afferted here, on the authoritr of private letters from Berlin, that the following prnpnfals form a confiderable part of the negotiations pending between France and Pruffis. It is intended to obtain the content of the Emperor of Ruff - it, if poffible, but in cafe that fhould not be granted, France engages, in conjunction with Proffitt and her other Allies, to endeavour to effea Om by force of arrhs. Pruffis to cede 400 more fquarc league. of its pufteffions, and to receive in lieu thereof 700, which will cooftit of the following countries tn. The Duchy of Mr Alcohol . ? Schwerin, whole Sovereign is to receive Bareuth in exchange, with a proportionate pears's to make up every deficit. ed. The Duchy of Meekkoburg &Mita, whole Prince is to be penSoned for life. 3d The Duchy of Brunfwiek. wlide Sovereign and deleendants, in diva line, arc to be penfinned; and the Duke bird& permit • red ro remaid as Sovereign, in his capital, during the remainder of his life. 4th The whole of Auftrisn Sr!cliA and Inallicia, for which the 'Emperor of A uttria is to he in.l.moifi.d by the Turkifh provinces of Servb, Boluia, Wallachia, Moldavia, and the whole of Turkith Dalo:atia. sth, The King of Sweden to he dethroned, and part of tile do minions to be given (If We Emperor Alexander contents to rho plan of frliatiun) to Neale ; the remainder of the kingdom of Sweden to Denmark, which on there conditions (hall put Peals b podefS A Wilaian and Swedifb Pomerania. ACCotCling•to the fall ad vices from St. Peterfburf,h, thefe propofals have been rejeOed. From the fievetburgb f;orreffrotoole!tt of the asti of Iforreb.. The Swedifh army tall remains in Lintenttliti,nnd his Swelifh MAjellrin Ratzbuir. A•new CO T& of 12,000 %nen his been ordered front the inferior of S weden to tom.tet the above troops. On the 23d, the Adittailt Genesal of the Emperor of Ruffin le. i out on his retoru to St. Peterfburgh, vie liantbergh and berlin. • . All the Swerlifh maritime fortes are to be got ready for lea immediately. • The Ruffian army of Referee, made, G 1 Michelfon, remains in the reiichboorhood• of Timer. pol. The Emperor, Alexander, paling throuAls Breze, conferred on that General the Qrder Of St. Andrew. He is silo to be appointed Commander in Chief of fire Ruffian divifions. Private letters from Ruffix irtilant, defcribe the roadi of that couniri,lcso'vered with artillery, ammunition waggons anshoroops ion the frontiers an imenettle army is alreatlymalleeled. and the recrbitintin the interior goes on without inter ruptionhe 'aribies that lately returned final Mo ravia, Aria, and Bohemia, are kepe,iit• . ryadukeii to aft. , . Private letters from Switzerland fay, that a rest change is expettedi l a 'the Government ortlit try, and many believe it will fall•to Prince Murat. — In the mean time it appears that Hamburgh will . efcape for the prefents at lean, owing probably to the powerful protettion of M. Talleyrand, • who tracing been.„wher.a fugitive , extremely Veil reed'''. I I ed here in general, ood particulatly by Mr. Senator Schulz, who paid his debts, and teak him into hitt. honk. retains• a kind. 'of gratitude, which. isthmus him to favour , thr•eity: Senator Schultlmilirei lately received frOna him the moll tranquillising' at furances. General Rapp t, arrived hire frogs Phis. The French have left Hameln. and marched in two columns to the Rhine. , Ea:among, Maacw 18 —(Private leibiticeobnitek nkated tbrongh the fame channel on agora ',fent' lately.)- 1 ' I cannot fay much of nor Obildelel *sr' tion, which remains the fame ; and if we =T WA appearances, we (hall continue Pruffian: 'The Xing has ordered the ere Lion of a magnificent Palace.' in which he intends to tcfide Come months every year; and tome other great public worts, which had • been Adpended, are now reamed. A a for Anfpach, when M. de Nagel arrived; a few days Once, to cede it to the Bavarian Commiffirtners, blarlbal Been* done- protefied again'' the affirm to the King of Berl 'aria, and required that it Ihould be ceded td hid! for the French Emperor, whb would afterwards, when, he judked,convenient, give it to the King of Bavaria ; M. de Nagel, in cosfequener. fent a coil.: tier to Berlin for fre4h infiruaions, which are not yet come. In the mean time the French are indulging,. in all kinds of good cheer, which the opPrelTed peOpie' are forced io provide for them, and for Which, they in return debauch their .wives and dinghters. There reigns a general itidigoatitort 'onolifrellee inhabitants, at feeing diemfelvesdifpofedoflikk;n,bile of goirids.. 4 .' VlFON4 . l, , !4•RCOls,...DrcatlfulAlifitbanceslaititi eaten place at Triefie between the inhabitants aid the foreign troops fill remaining in that place. Several of the (oilier-hare been killed or wounded. 1 From Semlin we learn that the infurgent, Ceerny George, hi) invested Belgrade, which he has reduced to-Ahe lath extremities, from hunger. The French Ambaffador, Rochefouciult, is e !petted here nest week ; he was atldunich on the I ith March. Harrnvay Masers 11.-7 The Imperial Trench Ad jutant General Rapp arrived at Hameln yelerday, and gate orders for the evacuation of that fortrefs.• The Pruffiant have accordingly taken pOffeffion, and• General Rapp proceeded nn his way to the North of Get - Many: Bass. OF THI MaTIIII, MARX!. tB. —Deputations, _ _ have been feat from Neufchatel to Paris. The report that Prince' Charles was to pay anrifit to Berlin requires confirmation. On the Bth Cardinal Rao and Suite proceeded on their way to Vienna. MUNICH, MARCH 13.--Marfhal Berthiey is Rill here. The divifion of Marital Soult is on its march from Paffan through Bavaria. Fourteen thoufand of the divition have arrived at Landfhut, which eyt4 the march of the French army homewards. AVGSBUROH, MARCH 4. —The head quarters Or Martha( Nay are Rill here, but will loon break up for Ulm, in order to make room for the Divifinn of Idardtal Souar which is on its way from Bavaria. FRANCKTOITp MARCH *B.-- Marfhal Bernadotte has been prefented by the Emperor Napoleon with the royal Palace and domain of Tlielzdyorclin Anfpach. Cleves and Berg are Paid to be defined foldy for the Archduke Ferdinand. Very valuable acquifitions from the galleries and library at Vienna hare been convc>ed to Paris. .The French troops fill iq Ger many are animated at 200,000 men. BeRLIN•MARCH 22.—0 n the r9th a courierarrived from Paris, bringing the ratification of Napoleon's treaty with this Court. The general with and opinion of all ranks is, that this will be followed by a general peace. MADRID, MARCH 4.—According to the lark intcßl genet from Cadiz, an Englith fleet of totitteefilltips of the line and fix frigate.s.wai alio 04 that haxhone; Four French frigates, who withe'd ) to have made their efcape, were obliged to put back. i • Yenerday the KING% b6unty was delivered as ufual on the Monday beidte Eerier, to a tiumiscr of poor perfons at the "slalom's office, Whitehall. The towers which ere etieling for the defence of the coati at Hythe, &c. are going on with continua ble alatrity—a numher of cum hands arc to be em ployed on ihcm aeu week, - • • . I . *NAUTICAL INTILLICESCL MAILS TTHlSDAToafilsdill. le. ' 1 . ARC. DOT. - • ' AIM DOL. Dublin s a Gokunhergh b it Waterford o s Harnbargh . a . 0 Lifbon p • a Lesswagit Iliad o . 0 —.. . FALMOUTH. MARCH a9.—Arrived his Majefty's brig ENDEAVOUR, and his Majesty's gun brig &ragmen, both from Plymouth; Richard, Sutra+. from Gibral tar. Sailed his Majeay's (hips SAN Joss's' ' Vice Admiral Sir C COTTON ; VILLA Da PASO, Patsies GEORGE, Panics.. ROYAL. WAtilnit. AAA* GON v and Groay, to join the Channel fleet. faired thii port to-day the Laifbla and Oporto fleets, under convoy of 1116 Majefty's (hip Ovum, and the brig GANNYT. Sailed his Majellys (hip Mini's, with a convoy to the Welk Indies, and the „Prince of Wake pagliat t , 1 Toots, wita mails for Litton.—Wind Eat.. i „ A .; . PONTAMBOUTN; Matte* 31.. -Arrived the iamb% i gun brig froths a- cruise ; Dover Celtic EaR Indianola and kvoral other outward boaint vadat fiAmillit . Dowss....Wind &Snip • i , .' ~.-• . :. . - . I.l.ii:t • DEAL. MAICII 31.-.AeriTed the - Bozo guoleg, from a cruise, apd brought in with her the Amur Margarettl,Altin Amfierdans, boond to:tavoiair, with a cargb of chetifi; ike.detainedlsy the Amboy in company 'with this brig; and the GALLAIIV.kiti brig. frtinf a tritize.—Sal&d The Puttee& gat arm' for the Wore. 'Arrived the Dover Caltk EaR Ind U (trip, from the River, and failed through • for Mill math. Readin hi the Downs the 'Edger. Utftebto Antelope, Explofion, Profpero, Exertion, Bold, Gal: hint; 'and' Detentes Mal -Harmon? Issitffelffi e . Wind Eaftsrly: .: '• , .o thitrid Y'aelsotrrn ,Maacir 30.--This morning the Beet, under Admir al Russia, got under weighfgr a eruize Of the tetek'vrith the following Slips, viz. MUST TIC, A4IIIIIIIIII.USSILL ; AOINCOOItrp.AhRYNANY, Nat/14p 1 4 24 STATELY and DlCT i latind Asia . Lateral . war. Ships in there Roebucl, AdinirarDouozas, Orpheus frigate, mitcarrier. Hull, Memos 28.—The Friendfhip, Devise, from this port, for London, on Sunday fe'onight &ruck upon the Gunfleet fend, and (hortly after went down. The Captain and crew Caved themfelvee in the rigging and tops; in which perftous fituation they remained from Sunday till Tuerday, when fortu nately they . were difcovered and taken out. by the Vet VA I. frigate. Captain Davies is flail aiad• of the fatigoe and braces he received ; and the .mate lies dangeroufly ill, The Hull packet.; F1A1101037 matter, from this port, of and for Newcaftle, with a valuable cargo of mert;frandize, was taken about nine o'clock on Saturday morning lag, off Flambro' Head, by a floop privateer. The Venus, THOMPSON. from ' hence for Whitby, was captured at the fame tittle. : • • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' GRATiltettO, Miami 3rs-Patied by the Johanna, Wilkes, from Gallipoli ; Anna Marla, Wagner, nod the Mary Ann - . Ja cobs, from Saloe ; Louth, ..-- f hotia Deela; Maria, MariflinS, and the Cabinet, tVoodarard, from Leghorn ; Poovldelfee. Leg' man, from Marvel; Concordia, .-..-1 Vrow 'Ca:harks ' ...-... *oaths Gnat Wagden, tbeldn, from --BMind the Chi*** Asui,Drareavr•d sbaDarulffetts,fne•Pvgdnash- ~ stivarrlin.-1-At • Flamotilie Pim Lett from Ste Michael's ; aaddsona porottles, . 7 -. m.., , , gl , .Valcatia—.At Milford. Boat tafetiont. •.-`•-•7—. fnriel 001113=1" --At Liverpool, Brutus, Frown blarney ; and Tippoo Salb, —, from Savannah.. At Lando!, Mali; Dyer, from Narfoondland-At Oporto, Ann, Green, tram Liverpool-At New Orleans, Rover Waite, from Lissiroi...off Dover, Ann Rost Mary, Taylor, from Foam- At Scilly, Anna, Francis, from Smyrna; and Sarah Ann. Mallets, (tun Zante-At Plymouth,' Minerva, Lane, from the Riv e r Plate—ln the Vile, Abrt, Malan. from Charlefton-At Liver pool, John (late biz), i--., from Demerara-At Nooks. Cam, --....., fecal Cantwell-4kt DIMMCIIfI. Geofge, Williams from London-At Lboalek,Eari at Limerick, ---, from London- At Hoylake, BetesforiL.-.--s, from the Mediterranean-In Stangate Creek, Magdalena Beisedlifts, Sables, front Denia-At Cowes, Mars, Hall, trolls Naples-Az Penitnee, Juno, Malcolm, from Charialton • and Kappafon Tigertakin, from Zante-.At Live Tool, Sand: and Elks . Ho lland, from Savannah; Pilgrim, Wheelwright, from Georgia; and Juffrow Anna, from Charente At Scilly, Richard, Smith, from Gibraltar—At Cork, C 110402, —. from 1 Mimi ; Sad Anna, Hanlon from Leghorn-At Dublin, Thanes and Sally,--.., from LondOn-At St. Mkhael's, Vrow Anna, --., from ditto-At Demerara, KEton, Haucifo, from Liverpool. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Andromiche, for the capture of le Jeune Melanie, July 16; 1803, and le Janie mut, Auguft :4.1803, will be pad at the Sugar Leaf, on Oettlektrill, on the 7th of April, and recalled a the bras place the era Monday in every month fur three years. A dlftriburion far the recapture of the Magdalene of Greenock, by the Iris, °Rohe: tl, tBO5. will be made on board the kid adp, on her arrival at any port, and recalled at No. It, Cecil &reek T'iss hired armed cutter Lady Ann, for the detention of th .• I radtaar, November all. 1800, will be paid on Satuntiv nest. at 11116II.:11610/1 Nina, and recalled every Tudday and Saturday ter dna pers. Le Legere, for the capture of a fehoona, Aug .ft ;90800, will be paid at No. ad, St. Switkin's-Lne, Lombard itreet, every Tuef day and Friday 1.,r three years. To the Truk. for the capture of the Shepherdefa, July 21. t 80 a . and the Jenne Emilie, September 7, ,Seri. a diftrihniion will he node on board the fold ihlp. at Portfmouth. on Tburfday nett, and recalled for three years. by Mr. James Moyle, Porthnouth. To the hired eutterßhoda for the capture of a French gun ',Wel No. 313, Yebrintsl3, :kr, and the French veffel.la Marie and Sophie. June s, 1835 ; alto of the Rhoda's bare of Ss gun valets captared on the 13th of February, 1803, a diftribution will be msdc'eui board the fold cotter on the 9th of AprU. nnd recalled for three years by Mr. William Proctor Smith, of Plymouth-Dock. Copy of a' Letter from on board his Majefty's (loop Favoutite, dated Gone, on the Coaft of Africa, February the gth, !Soft ;—s* I am happy to inform you, that on the 28th of December, 03oe (having' had previous information of a French privateer lying ~ in Rio Fango River, on this coat ) we fell in with, ! and after a cldfe anion of half an hour, captured I the General Blanchard French brig privateer, of 14 guns and tog. Min 't the Captain, two Officers, and i i a men were killed,-and so wounded—we fortunately had no one hurt. The prize, on board of which I I now am, continued in company with the Favour i te until the 7th of January ; at two in the morning we perceived three large mails, upon which the Favou rite gave chace to them,while I made the bell of my way with the prize for Gorey-, by Captain Davy's or ders. Three days after, !landing in for the land, on t h e e vening of the loth of January, I obferved a Orange brig Rending towards me, very rof i iii-aia t , but having only eight men on board and thirteen prifoners, and no powder, I immediately made ail fail from her, the in chase of me, distant about three miles ; hut from the fuperiority of my failin , , at dufk in the evening I had the good luck to loft fight of her, and arrived here on the loth ultimo. I have neither Peen nor heard of the Favourite since I parted from her, and as it is a *oath /ince, I am fearful the lis taken. " •i , -•• i ': • • . FRAME FASNICX: nk Arta:- .2 • ?att. Dawns •coA haft rate of ribald watt Nat a ihts a( whin Woes Age*, nobteitlerti SI tallalitslAlcanirt perm Om plan, and wabroldlowl ll oo oll Ole drub. A tiara of Blom, or fteal,adaritd gems or COO.* WSW . gloves and !hoes —A round drab of imam waarartilta rattan.' Bread bee lee is down dm frame toad th. Wilk& 'lw btu fan quite , trimmed with a tydrilotat with A medawon or broach. A long ilk bawl. Wads dared to salaam The hair Odra whb a s beidem wird 1114 . damunds. 'Whitefirco andhltodd ' • HIM) Di t gaspi—it'iurbainikeril lit bast tic: ad in from whits rnadadloo—LA tidos. • Imp Ada hotbed with a long todirera the tapLaA ' muffin' the from assaawated with coadtadvipstiompr halt & a fro w ho o ars —A =waft drabs of WA Altapcipilla,apacio up store to tie throat with a collar. Neeklariadad *Mike Iftlf• maim A dim bet =tied up hi draw. • a osagorrious,--The tavoutted Monts dra pea- pedis,llll6l;wall *hog psillbt; aria We Wham Ga. !kepi xpadk ast ow perwsally. • lipsostra itod midtica at' 41104 bgtntail . hate4 laat e n a r tlY =f el t . Oth `T e wretiths of Powers. as jag" scp. the dial of rho bead. • TbmidaY wine Ate+ Dumbartfie CAL. 2., '•1, ~~.. ~~ Ly Ity.. 74th Regiment of foot. from had been for seamy years. His RoyatHighnefs the Prince of Wataktieslefeit' geasfed to apposes the )(evened Beilatate Wearsdni• anv &moron, A.M. Rector of CaitersaidTkrigby. '; II Norfolk, one•of Hit Royal . HiglifertfChaliassii•° Batiiist liavr.-111 total .agniber of Gips sole cAnniniiVorini U 710 s of saga radnerbef :die line; from so to 44 guns, fourteen; frigates 157 r lova. dce. 10 ; gun-brigs, dte. 2 35 . - . Adm a iral VLLsx Lois, whosomlnanded'ilweem. _ _ _ _ 8o gans,Consacx!-ore a_ 40 guar ;.4a Sybil*, of 4o guns ; and finereillehtel, of 18 guns. which failed from L'Oricnt thastb Nos vemberisnd took a W. S. W. cootie, made Cosa, asd Florm,Mul from thence took a S. S. W. male until they• fell in with the fleet under-convoy of his Majeity's brig Wm. ttttt t, and captured three of them, visa the Robert; of Liverpool. •Hero,t of Gild: gow, and Belize, of Greenock, as well as the Blom of London, which had joined the fleet that morning. This fquadron lay to, and cruized two days after wards. and then Cent the prizes off, made the belt of their way to the Cape de Verds, and anchored on dm sad of December at St. Jago. On the 27th Deem. bet they landed all the mallets and piffengers at- Past an Prie ; and after taking in a fupply of water, he. failed the afth December, and took a S. S. W. dimes two, with a view to croize for the homeward bound Batt Indiamen. Captain Simeon 2, General BA room General Mout=ur a, and feveral other officers, yid; Captains Das armee. Curter, and Jonas, their mates, and all the paffengers, chartered an Americas rad for the run to Barbadoes, where they arrived on the t,th of January. Captain Stemple failed from Barbadoes the 23d January in the Atalanta. of and for Liverpool. The Atalanta attired at Milford the 13th in R. Thej..ancailer kept company fourteen days, and patted a gale of wind. Thd Charles, Hamilton, and l'Africaine, were expelled to fail from Barbadoes in a few days after the Atalanta. The fquadron from L'Orient arrivedat Martinique, under the orders of Commodore L'HErt satyrs, con ruts of the Regulus, of 8o guns, Frefident, of 40, ' Sybille of 4o and Surveillance, of 18. The French fquadron from Brett, which is fuppofed to have failed for the Ealt Indies, eonfills of the Vete• ran, of 8o guns (Jssome Bo ttttt rs ), Foudroyant, 84, Eole, 74, lmpetueux, 74, Collor, 74, and Mallon, 74, the Valeureux, and four other frigates, and . two corvettes. Some Amer'can papers of the 121 of •FerbuarT flate, that the Committee on that part of the Frefrdent's Meffage relating to this Country, have propofed le. veral refolutione, in which, r ft, the President is re quired to in it upon the reftoration of the American property captured and condemned; and 2dly, the expediency of non-importation of Britith goods is urged. A m ,, tion for putting an end to the inter. courfe with this Country has been made by one of tile Members. An article from New York of the loth of February fay% "the fubjeft of the non-importation of Britith goods has been deferred in the Lower Houle of Congrefs for a few days ; in the mean time the Secretary of the Treafury is to lay before the 'Houle an account of the Exports and Imports to and from Great BritlinP On Saturday morning John Mo.....rpaner of the hny Maiddone, a coasting ?tetra from Rochen,. London, was apprehended on fufpicion of having murdered William Lee, a young ro.ro who belong ed to that 'did, ot% the ISth of March, off Cliffc point. Ile'was examined before T, Exxsorr, Efq. and committed toirilatcillone jail, to take his trial at the next all yes. ' . . NIARRIHD. , • Aiin Mi idiigham. 2 2 0004ai the 24* Mirth!, by ell 2 !Um Dr. nitiot Nairn, ot his M jertji ; yt.gloweet littaotrT, to Mitt Lonualao. cldtit dittrikceof F. Coisenati, id. D. Convey Ootway. lined licets of the enemy at the battle of Trafalgar, has obtained leave from our Government to return to France qn his parole of honoqr.— , He has alto' pelinlOion to take his Captains• with hint, and they' will leave Reading in eenfeMietsce. in a few days: • 'The French naval uniform histemi chap g$ I the drift of officers is no* green cloth, laced with gehi.. The friocrenetaoAll SOU, bid, (be. 21 0 .144„ fefinallyfurr dared Hasbela to .1 deputation, coin* Ipufecl.tifilli' tried 4desidifiltatPrs, 0 0 4 ilia Ot t *. of,Hantiver. 'He had "fold the French inegampee, but the.trOqps had not set retired frogi jhe ganifen; Part of their artillery tad been fent"tri,V . :efd. • :' . . . 'Three large Ugh& vefels , employest in India trade. de(tined for Jamaica, .have been cap. tmed.by la Condance.,Fretsch -primmer : wag oil their voyage from -Dublin to Qak, ficaikrxe, join tbeontwardtbound convoy. .one:ofthe pow was retalten,; bes,the ewe :Ushers hays been, carried into a•Famich port, the names of tile vet* mat giv 0. 7 -10 P 1444.. Nara 18. • 'I I iThe failing of a French fqoadron froml.fOrient boo longer doubled. Captain Si si stoiiii l ef sbe Bdisq who arrived in to n 5 gives the following intending narrative The (qua confided of the Regulus; el Eliiguns.Consmo.!-ote L'Heastrrre le Prefident, of DIED. On Sends,' lA , In OfektPrlgent.ftreet. Mrs Alic Tennart. widow of John Tensant.Gent. formerly of Wigan in I.ricarlair • LONDON : Erinted and publlftted by LEVEL KENT (GE Car ta:bury-On:L. Lambeth), at fib* STA% °price, No. t, Carty anti. Yubltli.ed LAI at the #4a Vence ,1 c:11(4