Star. — London, England, 1803-10-03 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION. In purfuanee of a Consmifßoo of Appraffernent and Sale, ;nett from the High Court of Admiralty of /ins Land, adtiraffad to George Eaftlake, Fig. At the Brokers' New Sale Room, I to the Mayoralty Houfe, Woollter-ilreet. Plymouth. on Friday, Odlobar 7, at Ten. E FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. For Home Confuniptimi nr I xpeetation. ug Pipes and 18 Hogateads ordinary Oil of Olives tco Krgs of Oliva. Being part of the Cargo landed from the Swedillt Ship Neutra tten, 1.0. A:muck. matter, detained as Droits of Admiralty, on Bet voyage fronyeadis to Antwerp. by his Majefty's Revenue Cutter Dolphin Richard John Commander. For viewing the lime, and for Catalogue. and further partieu lam apply to the raid George Faillaite, or to Thomas Lockyer, 'Sworn Broker. Smart's Quay. Plymouth, Sept- 10, 1803. At the Brokers' New SALL ROOM (lac Mayoralty Houle), Wooliter-area, Plymouth, on Friday, the 7th of Odtober, atediately after the Sale of Oi. by the Nearnakeo, 9 HE good French Natiimal Brig I'IMPATIENT. Dimenbons, length aloft flp het s ino.m. breadth 28 fat inches, height between decks s feet 84 inches, depth in the hold 7 feat 34 kebes, admeafures 286 sit •ps tons A nsoft beautiful fine brig, capper-bettanwa, an aftualking raft faller, well found in her principal flora as to be extremely well eakulated for a chip stf war. Southern wiaYr, or African trader, or a runner to any of the Wet India Maeda; t. ken after a long Chace by one of the Crack Wang Ships in his lAaJelty's Navy, the Naiad, meamanded by James Willis, Eft. And afterwards will be Sold, In Lots, tie Warlike and other Storm, landed from tie kid brig l'lmpakut, caiditias of guns, Alm% Miliketi. %Adis Outtalks, Water Cab, ke. For viewing the veal, and for inventories and further portico len, apply to Edmond Lothrtr, Efq. one of the Agents to the Qptors. or to Thomas Loekyer, Swans Stoker. omen's . ; (bay, Sept. so, £BO3. In purfaanee of a Conuniffion of Appraifernai and Sale, Med from the High Court of .Admiralty of England, addreffod to °ease Eadlake and jobs Vied, Elam At the Brokers' New Sale Room (late the Mayoraky Houk), Woollier Itreet. Plymouth. on Wedoefday, Odl. 19, at Teo. THE good French Ship LE MENTOR, Dimen fione—Lengds aloft coo fat y Inches, bre adth sit feet, bright between decks 5 feet three-quarters of an Web, depth in the hold 13 feet a Inches, adinctfures 318 5-44 WIN, (moue Bern, with a neat figure heed, and wood &cached, is in every rdpedi • rampiete merchant ihip, having delivered a valuable cargo in et eelknt condition, and without the leak damage, has Mashhad& far the Welt India trade, or tninfpart hydra, the Hull, together with the frame, are winding little to proceed to fen ; captured on her soyage from Mudeique to Haut, by his MAO Recife atter Eagle, R. Adams, Sri. Commander; and ince cusulaomal as Dream of Admiralty. And ago the entire Cargo, horded from the fail Ship. For Raportakm. t t Hogkeads dope c Idephead Orate 4 Tierces ditto a Cafe ditto Bs dertele ditto 3 Bales Paper Hangings Sil Heads Case 3 Ditto French Liam it Tierces ditto 3 Ditto Striped Cotton *35 Math ditto c Do. and a Cale Haberdailia7 asp Dap ditto a Ditto Unbound Books £44 Ditto Cocoa s Ditto Loa& ads Cafes Lismare s Cafes Thieves Vinegar For Home Crafemption. set Isles and 14 Bap Cotton Wool. Maples of the Sugar, Co,se Cocoa, and Cotton, may be feat era days previous to Me Sok, at the CoundorHoufe of Metre. Noble awd Hunt, jeldades.iquare. Landow ; and at the Broker's Couotieg-tiottle. Tor lorantories. Ca alopee. and further Par- MAN amply so the bid Cierage Ratlike wad Joke Vid, the Ventieldia•sra; or sa THOMAS LUCKY Bit, Swore Braker. AI is krehere sew Sale Ream (Ms the Illayereity liaere) Wisslller-lbant, Plymouth. as Theefday, the salt et Camber ass. 'Maks fellswhig day, at tea. THE rod irisieb Brig LA MERE DE FA r.m.Le. Dwasises—Lork skit 411 feet g Wks, =as het4 Indic,. depth la the bold I fest S bathes. blight Mies fees jhi s sad $ WA ass 135 77-94 sew t *re Reis. 'tea edy drag taf wow. MS ohm the ("WWI g wm. This seal Is &named ter the vol. asks, sad sky hada framer se sr say mbar trads theme huh a Mo lls dna be ; a prise. captured tr ai lligety's Sip Ara* seatesaaded by Jas . 011e:141 E t as am Is l e= firma to Havre. MO he Still she ankle cargo el the MS Ileig Per Slitpertadea. MI cell Waddles Slew yo Calks Seliallans ' - ' Oils i - ‘ Cake dIN• ___. _ I. l u rite lli tint - "-- • I. lied 5 leas Mao _ sy ?bpi* as Panda Goat 11.• lONS dim i —Allen y thollehse ditto s Ms Galls Per time Coofnupties. e f t . Dales Gam Waal par Madder Rost. ale Oasis ratty be hese to dm previous to die hie at auk Cedes - het & Landed ial Ns Oino- Illeerdl4 roe. 24 ilewarosow, Flpeemesii s sad at Mshit 6 Inches and a4 i k h eadth s 3 fete 4 beim, sOs bad so feet 6 lobe% between &die a reel 7 11417molors. an 5:14 tech boa, (f Bled Mar row) 5'',06000611 pretty alp. whb .bred sod ipterser hedi,es, ;111:ee VIII appear by bre diumhale. far the powsl per. 1 14 •4411 I lib falt, and bonbon toll dis ha and twee are rod otoditlas ipso to smalls it har ea Ted ea fee Mow =Oben at bar -mass dads to Prom by his • Alp at our die beistast, CA IldabAdd, lig. Ceameader. a abowenis we be fold the retire ergo of the hid alp, lot Far Szportatios. - 0 Calb Rao 4 PtilidlSMlll Caeca se Cafes Liqoan -': • Fur I Ca! Madeira WIN ' - - 5 times ditto For Home Couromptioa , , 04 Tess Laguna \Ms s Cads Peas 4 s 5 Coln Yelled Barley t v-- Setter 1 t Bread Ilierphe of the Omit per the There& say be fees tea days the hie at the 'Coolihstirmin If Juno tykes, Efil 1111=8 es ; It the Tomotkpleoura ti sow. Lyn; Xfq. Plymouth, =doubler% Oise. Per Am* the above two WILY end sod for Inventories, Catalogues. mad Amber particulars apply die flit 1141 w. Lyme, or to Thames Loriryer, Swots Basher. .ii , the— rim ale Ross. Nee the Merinlty Meek) illyntandb nalraefday. db. sat! et - Odiaber • yank banhadbit* Ow the AO at la nada sad cargo, iginaPtir Warlib and other STORES, confining , et Craw, Sidle. Sacks, four Iron Gans, as Brats aurae. ads. abet, MANN. Iren.beend asibeeds and ober Catke,feeea ram* dolmen bleit-berr. I _ and woo Quarnewbarrels Can. power. arleli lassiry other valuabie Ankles, landed tram tbe ream& Ilisieunl belp Ventesa, avowed by the bean at his Matedle hip at war Is Lai" Fraaerk Louie berdtlated. Eti. Canumeadar. gar olrarlag the bars. sad for Catalogues sad ?eider ?wire less, snip to Edvaarl Lyn; Zig. Plyassudt. er as norms Lock rr. Sum lbreker. bzionme a Canadian of Appralinweot and Salo. tilled dos HO Owe a Admiralty it Enfield, addrared to Clatitagbor Reitabo. Dewier of Laws, midi:llor. Lrw, Eft Mar `eta' New Sall Room. kte Mayoralty Houk, Woodier. area. l'irtexikleisidledy alto sae isle of kora per Wa ft E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-- For ds', st =RA impen Wipe 6 ►bibdi Dewar Moo og Caw !key 45 PiPot Oraloir as. Lode Mews "405 part of rite limp of &a Dutch gallke Zorgwyb, M. X. • kase , , elsolool leer voyage from Saredonei to Am- Ilida.laitee- • %NW. Yr a WS, the Matta, jamas °twig. itlit_lll We P. agimpiel a the Goode ial000m"" ateith Colko-beure. may be kat at Mr. J. di Dambir• r lb s 4 far e&ult asitl fustier prem. tor vieorlog IM tiesr. an`. '...otisTkooka Cackler. AMID ;on w ol f *kw Ossoisy *caw. At the Inhere New SALRROOM (late Mhroralte Hoek) Woolfter-ftreet, Ptyhtouth, on Thurfday, the web at °fisher next. Mom dietcly after the Me of Zorgeryit's Cargo, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. For Exportation x Cafe Chocolate 24 Pipes Brandy 12 Hbda. ditto Being part of the cargo landed from the Swedirit brig Conan, and condemned ae prise to his Majeftes Blip of war Acafta, Jas. Ofwald, Efq. Commander. Samples of the goods may be fern at Mr. J. G. Deffoulavys, a t the Bank Coffee-houfe, London. For viewing the fame, and Fe Cataloguevand further particulars apply at the 'Counting-houfe o Edward Lytte,lfq. we of the Agents, Plymouth, or at the office o Thomas Lockycr, Sworn Broker. FRANCE. PARIS, SEPTEMBER to. The French Government is *live in its prepara tions for the attack on England. The troops of the Republic are marching from all the departments to the coons of the Channel, and the aaivety of the pre parations for conveying troops to the enemy's Otore appears to indicate that tome attempt at foliation will fpeedily be tried, if only byway of a preliminary effort. The profound fecreey preferved on all the plans of invafion leaves very little encouragement for the formation of conjeaures. What encourages the idea of a fpeedy attempt is the fpeedy return of the FIRST CONSUL into ci.droaro Belgium. which is el pelted in fifteen days. In a matter of Co much con fequenee Come delay may, however. be experienced. In the mean time a detachment of the Confuter Guard, and other corps of troops now in Paris or its neighbourhood, teem to be ready to follow the route of the Friss. Cortsut.. This has given rife to the previous military manoeuvres. which have taken place in the virginity of the capital. Within the laft few weeks they have been three times reviewed. The laft of thefe reviews took place on the extenfive plain be twixt Neuilly. Av tiers, tdouffeaux and Colmnbe. Ten thoufand troops, confining of cavalry and infantry, went through their various evolutions with aflonilh ing precifion in pretence of the FIRST CONSUL, who gave the command, and in fight of an immente crowd of fpeaators. While the war looks forward to more important expeditions, the engagements of individual Mips form the fubjea of detail in the French journals.— The anion ( ( attained by the privateer Boedelais with one of the larger of the Englifh Ea& India Compa ny's flips, ban excited the greaten attention. [The aitiele goes on to hate the particulars of the Raton, and mention that when the Bettos• met the Loan Nstsou the former had captured three velTels. She then carried only 213. pounders, with zoo men, who had the care of g 6 prifoners. The Loan Nat.- son was boarded after a very flout refinance. The number of the Englins is reprefented to be 37 wound ed. On the fide of the French there were nineteen wounded. and feveral killed. The Englillt concealed the number of their killed by throwing the dead bo dies into the tea. The account of the appearance of one of our weeds to recapture the LORD Ns tsor. does not differ materially from what has already been of ficially publifhed here. The intelligence of the recap tare had not been received, but 'spoliation* were en tertained that the Lose Nstson had made for tome of the ports of Spain.] SRIPT. I4—Tbe Senator, General Pleicsmos, has requefted the Flair Coesut to give him an appoint ment in the arm which is to make the expedition againft England. add has allured him that he !hall confider it as a bumiliatiOn if his requen is refuted. Four flat bottomed boats and a gun boat have been launched at Harflenr. Artillerymen from the Mind of Cadfan have been ordered to Boulogne. The preparations for the ex pedition againft England are now much hallened. We cape& the Englifls (bortly to undertake fame expeditions againa our coos in order to create a di. Teems. We know that addreffes to the French peo ple and foldiers have already been printed its England, which are to be dieributed at their landing. It is likewife Paid that the Eoglith will fend troops to Par tuEl. We are *Mired that the Government Will embody Tome battalions of fugitive Irillmen. It is Aid, that the number of flat bottomed boats and gun boats now buildiug amounts to sow. AB the tenor at Au:omm have fuddenly received orders to the there ill DO garrifon there. As fools as the %Wetland (terms begin, fay our Grimes, the nigh& fqnadrons which blockade our ports from Brett tb the Tezel, will he obliged to re tate to their own ports, and the fleet cruizing off Toulon mull retire to Malta. Our fquadrons at Bret and Toulon may then fail for the places of their def tination ; and the numerous flat bottomed boats lying in the [mall havens and rivers of France proceed to the places of rendezvous, whence they will make the intended attack upon England. The (hip of the line Duguay Trouin, and the cor. vette la Giserriere as is (laced in the essiteur, are ar rived from St. D omingo. At the time of their de parture the ficknefs had ceafed. In what port, or when there two (hips arrived, it is not (aid. General Sousr, who has the command in the camp at St. Omers, is arrived at Boulogne. Letterafrom Fribourg nate, that the greateff mifery at prefen; prevails in almoilevery part ofSwitzerland. The laborious defies of the community can find no employment, and in many infiances are nearly re duced to flarvation. The emigrations to America continue rapidly to intreafe, and a plan has air() been formed to introduce a number of Swifs Colonilis into the provinces of Ruffia. A fcheme is in contempla tion for fuch an eilablifhment in the Crimea. The general depot for thofe who have refolvei to join this ellablithment is at Conaance. Colonel EscHla, a native of Zurich, and formerly a merchant in that town, is appointed the Ruffian Delegate, and be is now at that place facilitating the arrangements for the conveyance of auk emigrants. The firfi divifion of them are to fet out about the beginning of the month of ottober. From Conflance they are to pro. teed to Ulan where they will be embarked on the Danube. T he whole expences of the voyage, and the fubfequent march which will continue nearly three months, is to be defrayed by the Emperor of Russia. The Colonia' are to receive licences free of dune. fozalimitedperiod. They are to enjoy full liberty of commerce, but are to be fubjea to the etlablifh• resent of feria. They may remove to other parts of the Rl'S= dominions, or even return to their own country. In this cafe, however, they are to rtBore the hems in the fira inflauce expended in their intro dnaion into :be Canna. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. ------- Ba gnus, Sur. to.—The army to be afTernbled at Braels, under General &MT, is to confift of 34 demi-brigades of infantry, twelve regiments of ca valry, two regiments of boric artillery, and ten com panies of foot artillery. Sem is now fixed that the head quarters of the Army of England are to be at Ghent. Within ten or fourteen days the Ftasr Coccus is expelled here. All the troops which are on their march, or are already arrived, are then to receive their orders from him ; Co that every thing may be carried into execution with the utmoft promptitude. It is (till aerted that Bossvarrs Will command in perfon the expedition againn England, and that sOOO of his bo • dy guard will accompany him. , Letters from Dunkirk Rate, that there, as well as in all the other French ports, the privateers have been put in requifition, which are fit to be ufed in the ex pedition. Before the east of this month there moll be between (Mend and Havre too gnu boats com pletely ready for fea. The greaten part of the gm:riCons of Sedan, Civet, Charleville, and other places in that quarter, are now on their march , to the camps at St. Omen and Ghent. All the troops m Burgundy have alto fet out on their march to the coin. The new harbour of Cherbourgh is to be made to contain fifty (hips of the line. At the fame time for the completion of the work, 570,000 cubic toifes of Roues, and fourteen millions of livres are requifite. Three thoufand men are now employed in that harbour, who will be able to Rains it in three years. Assyria Dan, SEPT. t7.—The three Batavian fri gates which are arrived at Batavia, took out troops to that important fettlement, who were embarked at Rochelle. and are fulficient to defend it again( any attack which may be made on the part of England. The herr Coccus. intends once more to rift Flufhing. where the necefary preparations are al ready made for his reception. He will probably alto take a view of the other principal ports of our Re. public. Thirteen fiat-bottomed boats have again been launched at Rotterdam. GERMANT. HAMIBUIMK,Si PT. t33—Thera BM prevails the fame uncertainty, embarraffment. and anxiety, refpeaing the future in the North of Germany. The caufe of this part of the North of Europe doubtlefs continues to be pleaded by Rut& with the Belligerent Powers, but Rill nothing has hitherto occurred to fornifh us with the means of afcertaining what expeetations may be en tertained of the fnccefs of theft exertions. Accord. fog to letters from Peterlburgh, there bad been re ceived by the Count there, towards the conclnflon of lag month, a note from the French Government, comprehending a very extenfive view of the circum fiances which had given rife to a renewal of the, war, and the conduit which France had fubfequently pur 1-tied fine that period. It has not yet been afcer tained what particular intelligence the Danith Gene ral de WA LTSILSTORTI, has brought to the Paints &wet of Denmark, at the beginning of this month, I after his return from Paris to Copenhagen. TURKET. CONSTIINTINOPLI AUGITST Porta has received very anplelfant advice. frosts Egypt. The rebellious Arnautb have driven the (mall number of JanitTaries which remained faithful to the Porte, from Cairo, and invited the Beys in Upper Egypt to make a common caufe with them. The latter have cc cepted the invitation, and colleded their troops un der the command of Isaantis Bay at Giza, whence they frequently fend oat detachments to Cairo. The Porte expeas Rill more difagreeable news from Egypt. The accounts from Syria are likewife very unfa vourable. The rebels under AZOV& WICMAS, who has taken the city of Mediae, are on their march far Dama(cus. The report that they had been de feated, is not confirmed. The Divan has feat orders to all the Pachas in Ma to Unite their forces to pre vent the further progrefs of the& daring enemies of the Mahometan roh The advice. from - European Turkey are of a Some what better completion. The Turk& army bled at Schiumla holds the difeontented in check._ The CATITAII PACII• will only anise with his fleet in the Archipelago: he appears to have too few land forces to afford any aid againft the rebels in Egypt. The plague makes great ravages in Coolhimmple. AUGUST 211.-••• The accounts which tbe Porte has received by fevcral couriers in the beginning of this week are very gloomy. The rebels - have obtained to &alive very in Egypt. that it begins to be doubted whether it will be poable foe the Porte to regain this rich and fertile province. Several of the Torkifh Minifters openly avow that the retiring of the Englab from Alexandria has been very inju rious to the fovereignty of the Porte. The Araauts er Albanefe, have found means to form a clofe con neition with the Mamelukes, and with. their united force have entirely defeated the Turkilk Pacha who commanded for the GRAND SBIONIIOII. He loft Tome thonfands of his troops killed on the fpot, and the reft are fo difperfed. that it is not expeeted that he will be able to eolleft them together again. Many' of them have fusee joined the enemy. The Porte now only retains polie(Son of Alegan dria. The new Paeba who had been appointed Go. vernor of Cairo, fled from that city, with about too men. It is expelted that the rebels will without delay march againft Alexandria, and that the feeble gar. titan wilt immediately open its gates to them. Such was the fituation of affairs in Egypt, at the latter end of July. Several Councils have been held, and it has been resolved to give to Djaasaa, the Pacha of Acre, the command of the army which is to ad againft ABDUL Wacnas ; and to appoint him Pacha of Dansafeus, allowing him at the fame time to retain his own pachalik, which is the firft inflame of the kind. The rebel ABDUL WICNAB is now in of the ci ties of Mecca and Medina, and c lai ms t he caliphat, the principal dignity of the Cease Setontoa, as his right. The danger is confsdered at Conflantinople as treat. but the means to repel it are feeble and Infuf haent. A great fan ha. been promifed Djazzaa monthly ; but the Porte n not be able to pay it, and the Pacha of Acre wilt thus be furnilbed with an cacnk, Would be cleft nothing. ITAL r. vr,ts,Avausr :4.—Admiral Ifar.sox has c , .1. Idled all the Englilit (hips of war which were croiz. ing off Sicily, and thus formed a formidable meet, can fitting of t 4 fail of the line, and a confiderable nun.. ber of frigates, brigs, and other armed veffels. N. is the number of land troops he has on board incou fiderable. Apprehenfions having confequentlj been conceir. ed by our Court, that the Englith intended to oc cu , py the ifland of Sicily, which aright induce the French General St. Cra, tosake polfeffion of the whole king. dom of Naples, an application was made to Mr. EL. mart., the En lid Ambafador, for fame explana tion on that fu bjea, who returned for anfwer, that as long as the French troops remained 411 their prefect potations in Italy, the illand of Sicily had nothing tc fear from the Elint ; but mould the French troop: advance to Re g o, a change. of maims would be come unavoidab leon the part of the En lid. The three French men of war, whic h arrived at Genoa from Porto Ferrajo, with ordnance and am munition, failed from thence on the a a inflant, but returned on the ad, although the port of Genoa was not yet blockaded by the Ea lid. An Englilh brig, which attempted to capture fame vetch in the bay of Spezz:a, was compelled, by the fire of the Geno‘s Colla, to Weer off. LONDON MONDAY. OCTOUR j. nem OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I 3 par Cwt. Codois, foe money, 534 1 fmtheohnn lot a PRICE OF STOPLS ON SATURDAY: 1 per C. Coma ssii I I Elate+ Wisp.; is. dr, ; per Cats n 0.11.41 sposliuq tof si tilt lig. Ana 911 Coe. for 04.14.51 fff Du su w, Samisen 5?.... Cat Gov. Debeeesta go. Courfe of as London s4i ts. Since oprlaft, three Hamburg,: mails have arrived, by which channel we have received extraes of en*/ thing at all interefting in the Paris Journals down to the 33d ult. They relate chiefly to the preparations for invading this countrperthe only theme on whicts the Parillan journalifts dare to expatiate. If wenn, credit their flatements, the whole costa mato to tali country (warms with troops ready to embark. Two great camps arc formed tit St. Omen ts and Qbanrs tad from thence the troops will be marched tta the places of their embarkation. Another army to its called the army of referve, is, according to tome reports, to be formed at Amiens. All report; concur in.aating, that the Feast. Cowsut. is to fuperintend the ember. hada', if not to command the invading army in pets fon. If the letters from Bentiels be corral, he nugj now be at Ghent or St. Omer's, in order to put every this* in aftieity. Qemain it iq however. that an• common Wile and allivity prevail, and great bodies of trams are allembting in all quarters, portionlarly cm the Mania coat and parts adjacent. General gout.? commanded the army at St. Osier's, previous to the arrival of the bast Conant. That army ii mentioned to costa of at dtmitbeigodes, 'regii Mean of (*TAM two 0 , hod% mod ran coihieukire " foot artillery. It is difficult to fix the number of derni-keigade. It maybe toot; or ;ono, or more. (lei oval Ssenatea. it is Paid. has left Paris. and tool tp organise the whole'force intended tor General Iblevotatt Dvsias is Chief of she In a word,the preparat ions of the enemy ere oP hat a stators os to require that Governatoat 11101114 4 prepared to meet the attack. &could the enemy, eon. Iraq to all probability. elfea; landing in (ores. Gar • bog troops, our bed Camels will he requifue, sad angry part of our military greet* regular and gular. Ihould be kept io readinefs to aft on &mull notice. Experience fufficiently thews tisk diftipline and drill ore no lets requifite tha% seal 04 courage. The Frear.h who take into their view all pita& combinatioas of favourable circomainces, calculate that our blockading force will be driven of fromikail, Toulon, and the Teal. by the equlrsodial Then they hope that their Beets will fail to the plias of their deßination onmoleiled. We have little doubt; if the &et from thofe places could get oat, as would be lauded in Ireland. While the French threaten and may attempt lb/nothing again* Nag , : land. they will certainly lore no opportunity orcre askag a diverfion and kindling a war in Grimed. The period is approaching for the experiment on bob. — If the Preach mean to attack us; they will do it Item, though their preparations have not yet reached ma, fluky. BONAPAITI, however, knows that celerity II equivalent to force. The arrangement by which Spain is to eoatione neutral, on paying Prance a large (um ofnaouey. does am appear to have been known at Paris; for the Atwitter has adopted articles from the isferior Journals, tending to thew that by the Teensy called the family compaa (Rill in force, as is contended). Spain ought to enter into the war with all its force. Spain will be compelled to declare WOE; and we fear the mull yield to her greateß mealy—France. The articles from Hamburgh. and other places. ra• ceived by the Mail,will be found extremely inteteßing4 Our Hanibursh Correfpondent under date o/ the aoth September, informs us, that the Frisch have parchafed at Alcove four or five welsh, which they have armed at &ads and Harburg as cutters, car rying a►out :6 guns each. They have &Red down to Cuxhaven, with the defign. as is thoight, of watching fume opportunity of the weather, to pars our blockading veldt. and to anus againit the Bal• tic &et% to and from England. La akw of the 334, he inform us, that too d t: 0