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x4urrcdt, INTELLIGIEA'CE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. N. W. All. nVI. AU. bus. Dublin 1 in Hamburgh o 4 Waterford 3 1 " PLYMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Sailed on a cruize to join the Jerfey fquadron under Rear• Admiral Sir JAMS SAUMAIRZ, K. B. la POULITTR, of 20 guns, Capt. DUNBAR. This morning the body of a failor was found want ed aasore in Deadman's Bay, Catwater ; and the body of another was wafheil afhore on Mount Edge cumbe Beach ; it is fuppofed they were drowned in the late gales of wind ; the Coroner's Inqueft returned a verdiEt of—Found Drowned. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 29. —Arrived the PETERILL flbop of war, and CHARLOTTI fchooner, from a cruize.—The Hoop of war from Barbadocs which arrived yefterday, is called MON FORINAUDE. DIAL, Nov. 29.—Put back the MERLIN Hoop of war.—Came down from Sheernefs, the DART Hoop of war.—Arrived the SULPHUR bomb, from a cruize, and remains with the chips as per lafl, and outward bound as before with the Harlequin, RIMIER, for New York ; Duke of Bronte, LANE, for Malta ; Townfend, HI, ptitsvaLL, for Dominica ; 'Atone, Srawear, for the Streights ; YU:tory, Evans, for Liverpool; Tamer, SLOPS, for Plymouth ; Iris, PHILLIPS, for Grenada; Weymouth kali, Cuss somas, for St. Michael's. Wind W. N. W. YARMOUTH, Nov. s9.—This day the William, of Scarborough, Jamas SMITH mailer ; and the Orford, of North Shields, Rosser Hooaarx mailer, in bal laft, from London to Yarmouth, were taken by a lugger privateer of 6 guns, and 6o men, and retaken about fix leagues off Orfordnefs, by the Mom ZIT gun brig, which fent them in here.—Sailed for Embden with malt and goods, the Vrouw Margarctta, Ge atyvs mailer ; alto for Dublin, the George, of Yar mouth, JOHN DUILACI mailer, with barley. t • a a a : r, 3 , It le re t : f f • of fi tc of it nd iti Igo to.- i 1 Y tat tat to of Pt - eert red 2 rto old io era a o Ta- I t th Ito led II b m. Yo fa a t At FROM LLOYD'S LIST, basvostiro, NOC. - 47.:Paffedl the Hops, Kirk, frost }savannah ; Maria, Anther, from Jamaica ; Unice, Brews, frost Grenada; Perfeveranee„ Stovers, and Do Bee, Davis, from the bomb Seas ; Marker, firma, from LOGO ; Enekeit, Muller, from • Charlotte, Rosen, from Dublin; Anna, Paynter„ from 0 1 =rd Mitchell, from Yousball; Lucretia, WUfon, barn Limmick ; Mends. Stevenfon. from Newfottodlandi Inte glimaHors, from Petatiburgh; Refolution, Gibfoo, and Baltic t, Maters, from Archangel; Juno, Walker, from Co lisabellen ; Hannibal, Rinker, and Elizabeth, Seaman, front Me wl-441W the Abraham. Cobden, for Dublin ; Princes Elisa beth, /Imelda*, for New Providence; Loudon, Goldfinch, for rat Pistons, Alms=; Mandaims. Velar; Good HP* , Area Catharloa, Sebimaker ; aid the JeErow Mackie, /for t iorTosaingen. ARRIVILD. Of Dover, the Anna, 1 - h4Weer ,CuMe Waterford, Meade* ; sod Pofentranee . Welker. from Dublin. At t r. DOA, from Virginia. At Cowes, Belvidere, .-... 1 = Ili Yarmouth Itirada , Ranger, Otto., kern Pouf ; sod Minerva, Thomprem, from Lubec. At Taw.. .---, from Lembo. At LOGE, Gotta, Adolph. —, rease h Leadon; Lenfdak, —, from Cork; Penelope, Hedge; Towskod; Little Mae, ....-•. Brothers Jeffries; Wiliam, 'Holman ; Peet-ilk, Blundell; andPrinecfs Renal, Nor. Oom from Newfoundland. The Haasje (Dutch prize) which was captured by the Caaordlta frigate, on her paffage from Batavia to Amllerdam, and carried into St. Helena, is arrived at Portfmonth. She failed from St. Helena with the Beet bound to England. and parted with them off the Weflern Wands. The fleet failed from St. Re lent without convoy ; the Roebuck privateer, of London, fell in with them during the pAff.ige, and /was intended to keep company with them till their arrival. The prize-mafter, who has arrived in town Pays, that on Monday evening he law a fleet off Portfmouth, fleeting to the caitward, fuppofed to be the above fleet, or the fleet from Quebec, under convoy of the °aroma frigate. Extra& of a letter from an Officer on board the ATALLIITA:" On the loth of Oelober we chafed and drove on (hone, at the mouth of the river Penne, a brig_and two ketches. Captain MasaslELo thought it poffible to cut them out, and accordingly, in the alight, Lieutenant Helmet was fent in a lix oared cutter, and Mr. Bus rote, the Matter, with the Belt jeant of Marines, in a five oared cutter, to bring them off. About nine o'clock Lieutenant Haw xrwsloard ed and took poffeffion of the vetfel nearcit the Ibore, but found her aground ; while a number of troops along the beach kept up a heavy Are of mulketry, as well as from two field pieces, on his boats, and, at the fame time, a party of troops which had got on board the other veffels. After cutting the cable, he found it impoffible to do any thing with her ; he there fore left her, and went to the affiflance of the fire oared boat which had boarded the brig. ca.'s./ the efforts of twelve foldiers with their mufkets and fabres, fix of whom we killed, hove two overboard, and kicked the refl into the holJ. After cutting her cable, it was found impoffible to get her of ; but from mo tives of humanity would sot let her on fire, as f • 1 people were heard below, ferppored to be wounded. The firft fire from the More killed one of our fearnen, pod two more were wounded in boarding, but ate snow doing well." The Captain of a Privateer. fitted out, !once time face, from the port of London, has lately been taken into euftndy, on a charge of piracy, in at. t.,itiog and plundering two Spanifh veffels. Se veral of the Crew have alto been apprehended, and are detained as Witneffes agaiaft the Captain, who lays, that he attacked the Spaniards under an idea that War would he declared with that nation before he returned to England. From each of the vac's captured, dollars, to a very connderable amount, were taken, together with other valuables. One of the Prizes the Captain fent home, under the charge of his furgeon and part of the crew;—bon, riot being able to (pre hands to man the other, he fuffered it to proceed on its voyage. They afterwards tract with a French (hip of fuperior force which the rrew wanted him to cigar ; he refuted, laying, he nad no fuch orders from his owners, and that he would not Mk the lofing of what he had got from the Spanifh (hips by any inch means, and therefore made all the fail poffible, and efeapcd from the enemy.— Monday left the Captain above alluded to, and leven the crew, were brought to town, the former from I .snealler, and the latter from Plymouth. and after !rdergnintr a private examination at licw.lltect, were • " mited to different pt item. POLUN2 EERS. This day the St. Andrew's, Holborn, Volunteers received a very elegant pair of colours from the fair hands of Lady Es.vow,in Gray's Inn Garden. Yefterday the Loyal Weflminfier prattifed field ex ercife in their own ground in the evening. The Duke of Gloucefter's Loyal Volunteers were to have had a field-day in Hyde Park; but an official notice was (luck up in their Orderly Room, Dating, that on account of the nnfavourablenefs of the wea ther, the drefs day was pofiponed. The bufinefs was in confequence put of flint die. The following paragraphs are extratted from the reguLttions eftablifhed by Sir DAVID DI.INDAS, for the Volunteers of Kent and Suffer : " From the time of the enemy's landing, rigorous difcipline mutt be enforced, and thong examples, if neceffary, immediately made ; otherwife the country would be ruined, and our own refources deftroyed. The marches to the front may be long ; and hutting reforted to, as commodious cantonments may not prefent themfelves, nor opportunity offer to pitch fuck tents as may- be at hand` Great attention mull be given, and every nerve (trained, to conduit and bring up the men in good and foldier•like condition to the prefence of the enemy. " Too great celerity cannot be ufed to effect the affembly of the troops. Our &ft great object is to make a vigorous and fuccefsful oppofition to the ene. my on landing. To him it is a fituation of weaknefs, and mull be laid hold of if poffible. It is by the bay onet and by a bold attack that Britifh Soldiers and Volunteers have always (hewn themfelves irrefifti ble ; and unlefs very greatly outnumbered, there can be no doubt of fuccefs. We mutt, therefore, prefs forward, and gather from all quarters ; and, on this occafion, even the appearance of a diaant though W armed multitude, is of ufe. " But (hould circumflances prove untoward, and that the enemy's progrefs cannot be totally arrefted, we mull never lefe fight of him, but give ground when necefrary, gradually and flowly ; we mutt ail on his front, flanks, and rear ; and, with the aid of a fuperior cavalry and artillery, feiae every opportu nity of attacking ; every man mull feel, that even, if compelled to fall back, his duty and honour require bim to flop and rally as loon as poffible • that he need never hurry ; and that he is perfectly fife, at a quar ter of a mile dillance from an enemy who has no ca valry to make a quick purfuit. On the contrary, under the peculiar advantage of prote(tion horn his own cavalry, he can always form, and again advance or retire. in a cool, foldier-like manner." The following circular letter bat Olt been ifftied : November, 1803. Moulds of t 7 to the Ih. I have to inform you that bullet moulds do. so of the natures and to the extent do. s 8 (wilted in the margin, together with 34 an adequate limply of gunpowder for loch fowling pieces, or ether private armt, as any individual can or may be difpored to bring forward at this important cdfis, for the defame of his country, are dtpofited at loathe of an Inch. I have to requeft that you will make out, with the kilt poffible delay, a lift 64 equal to 17 to the lb. of the number of fuch arms; and after 6o so afccrtaining the'diameter of their re-pee n • else bores, ant defctibing them by fo St 34 many hundredth parts of an inch, that you whl divide than into dares, and tranftnit an account thereof to the nesreft Infpedtiag Field Officer of the Diftridt, in order that he may make the neeeffary requifitions upon the Ordnance Store- Itemereller targeting, without delay, a proportionate quantity of neotooinoo, for a fupply of which you Will hereafter make your application through him, a occalloo may require. I have to obferve to you, that it will be nealfary that every Vo. Imager, who may be difmked to make ufe of his private arms in the manner aboviewnentioned, hould provide hind& with a horn or . . . Bak capable anantaining a 101Se:idiot quantity of gun-powder, and a pouch or bag in which he can carry a proportionate Ripply of tilt.—l am, Your molt obedient humble [errant. Apo' ass to a fmall Cnrps of Volunteers, extraded from a Sermon preached at Whitkirk, near Leeds, on the late F.di Day, by the Rev. S. Smallpage, Vicar of that Para: " You have &ticked and obtained a pelt of fome danger, but of much honour.--Thoufands envy your litigation, and would chew fully partake your dangers, If they could be fupplied with arts* to tread with you the fame career of glory.—lt is pollible, your retakes may Dot be called for ; or, if they Mould, that they may not be called forth into adlon but if this mould happen,yoo will remember, that • molt momentous 'Rue Is then to be decided ; that on you will depend the welfare of your ownfelves, your wives, your children, your parents, your friends, your country : .--ithat country, which has hitherto reared, futtained. and dor flied you in ber tottering arms, and now dales from you in return, the vigour of your matured arm to protedt bee In her meaty. Ann yourfdves therefore with undaunted courage for noble davinp ; and to this end infpire and fortify your minds with well-grounded confidence. Recoiled, that your native land has ever (yarned s foreign yoke ; and that the ene my with whom you have to contend, has never yet been able to !attain the mkt of Briga valour. Let it not then be your flume, os k {Skew& mull be, to be the Grit to fubmit to an adi fault of Freschmen.—Let their numbers be ever fo great, we can a/fondly overpower and overwhelm them even sink nuns bees on our own round ; and where the numbers are equal, or nearly equal, I appeal a the robes' records of hifiery for the truth of what I aint, that that has never yet been an inflame of • Beitifit forte fubdued by a limb tutee, but numberlch infas eel to the contrary. Your /brethren at fa. never inquire the number or the It of their enemy, but defire only to be per mitteetto begin theattath I and the event Is uniformly anfenrohloto fuch a noble fpirit.-It has been the fame whenever we have had an oppommity of contending with the trench by land.---In former times, when fuck °nations were mere frequent, viffiory was on the bit of the Zillah, though ambers were en the fide of that, sting/nes. In has been eve fame in our own days; Egypt last been wrefted from (speror numbers, and thole their belt, and choke& and till then • inly Riled invincible troops. It has been the Woe on many other thesfitini during the late war, aad Hen during the ream. If therefore you &mild be called to meet the enem& c r u‘ ecalira only that be is not able to Rand before you, and your Iva he as you or ific—lf your Commanders, who are the only Forejudges, think your force fofficient to oppofe to that of your enemy, let your only care be to maintaia your ground, or ra ther to drive your advedaries from their's. Above all, never think of providing for your fafety by flight, for then you would run hate tenfold danger. For &naafi all the lob fattened by a defeated army is daring the rout ; beeaufe then the affault is all on the Ode, and the refillann none on the other.— Always therefore face your enemy, as you value your own lately; and remember that, when you My, you not only experts your own lives to a hazard from which it is hardly poffible you flumid drape:, but give up all that I, deer to you to min irretriev able; and Otould you even return fafe in your own perinea, you return only to meet reprosches, flame and ignominy, from the friends whom you ban heroes!, and to taped vengeance from your enemies to whom yea have opened the way. But timid you return, as I trult you will, triumphaut over year foes,bletimp will welcome your ratans, your deeds will he had in honour. and you will menfolk to your children with a becoming pride, the liberties and the comforts you have fie nobly defended. In the mean time let me exhort you to diligence In learning the ark of arena; to a Reiffi attention to difcipline, which you will And of molt effendi' fervice to you ; to fobeniffion to your officers, as a molt important pert of that difelpllne; to unanimity and friendiip, the dna& bond of union among yourfelves k to a regular and or. derty behaviour to an, as the heft means of infuring rdpeet 'and them; to fobricty ; and, Wily, to a due attendance on the public worOtip of GOD, not merely eat of forrn,not even as a part of your difdpline, but as you hove an intertffi, an eternal intenlh in the truths of Goo's word, and are Soldicn of Jesus CO fio may timeliest) of Han be with you, mid corer your beat:s in the day of battle I"—ANtolocr 34. do t. From tst LONDON GAZ I Novern3er 29. DOWNINC.STRP ET. NOV. 29. A Difpatch, of which the following is a copy, was this morning received at the Office of the Right Honourable Lord HonaßT, one of his Majefly's Principal Secretaries of Stare, from General Wit. LIAM GRINFIELO, commanding his Majelty's troops in the \Vindward and Leeward Charibbce Hands : Starbrork, Demerara, Sept. 27. My Lord—lt it with real fatisfaCtion I have the honour to acquaint your Lordfhip, with my having this day 'received Lieutenant Colonel NICHOLSON'S report of the furrender by capitulation of the Colony of Berbice and its dependencies to the Britifh arms. The report of Lieutenant Colonel NrcHotsos, con taining the Summons and Capitulation, is herewith tranfrnitted. I cannot fpeak too highly of the con duet of that officer : I mull likewife beg leave to ex prefs my entire fatisfaCtion with the conduit of the officers and men in this expedition. I have the ho nour to fend there difpatches to your Lordfhip, by the Deputy Adjutant Genera) to this army, Captain HARVEY, whole (tate of health, I am lorry to fay, re quires the European climate : to him I beg to refer you for any particulars I may have omitted to men tion. I have the honour to be, etc. (Signed) w. Gat/MELD, L. C. P. S. I herewith enclofe the Capitulation granted to the Colonies of Demerara and Efiequeho, toge ther with a return of the prifoners and ()ores taken at thefe two fettlements, and at Berbice. (Signed) W. GRINFIELD. New Amfterdam, Berbice, Sept. as. Sir—Agreeable to your orders of the isith init. I proceeded with the troops under my command, and arrived off the river Berbice on the :3d inflant in the morning, where the fhips of war and tranfports came to anchor; as it was from thence Captain BLAND and myfelf agreed to fend Brigade Major Aa st. STRONG and Lieutenant PARDON, in a flag of truce, with a fummons to the Provifional Governments, the naval and military commanders, to furrender the Colony of Berbice to his Majeny's forces under our command. The flag of truce returned early the next morning, having on board a Committee of the' Provifional Government, a Captain of Artillery, and a Lieutenant of the Batavian navy, to treat for the furrender of the Colony, which was done, and the articles of capitulation figned ; but as the Comman• dant of the Batavian troops would not faninion the furrender, without confulting the officers tinder his command, it was agreed that the Mertz v fehooner, with the fmalleft of the tranfports, fhould pars over the bar, there anchor, and wait until the flag of truce returned from the fort with the Commandant's an fwer ; which not arriving as foon as was ex peaed, the NLTLI ir and the tranfports got under weigh, and were proceeding to pars the fills, when the flag of truce retained, with a Captain of Artillery, to figni fy the Commandant's approval of the terms, but e Britifh troops might not laud until this re day, which WM complied with, and they remained on board the vefels, at anchor off the town, until noon this day, when the troops landed and took poffeffion of the forts, Etc. ; and the Batavian garri fon, confining of upwards of fix hundred men, were made prifoners. The Ready and aaive co-operation of Captain &Aso and else officers, !amen, and ma rines employed on this fervice, demand my warmeft acknowledgments ;—and it is my duty to report to you how much I am fatisfied with the zeal and aaive exertions of Lieutenant Colonel M , Casaca of the 7th Well India regiment, and all the officers and every individual of all the corps employed on this fervice. lam engaged in preparing the returns of ordnance and llores of every defcript ion found in the enemy's forts and magazines, which I fhall have the honour of prefenting to you on my return to Deme rara, which I expea will be in three days from this date. Herewith I enelofe a copy of the fummons and articles of capitulation, and have the honour to re main, ftc. (Signed) Roy. Nicmosson, Lient. Col. if} Battalion Royals. (A true Copy.) W. Teruo, Military Secretary. SUMMONS. On hoard his MORO !hip Humane. off Berbice. Sept. s 3. By Captain Lorrns OTW AT BLAND, Commander of his Britan nie Majcity's Mips, &c. &c. and Lieutenant-Colonel ROIZILT NICHOL/MN, Commander of his Britannic Majcfles Land Forces, &c. dec. under the orders of their Excellencies Linite nant-Gtneral WILLIAM GRINVIZLO. and Commodore SAIII/EL HOOD. Commanders in Chief of kis Majefty's I and and Sea Forces In the Windward and Leeward Charibbee Blends, &c.&c. There are requiring you the Governor, and Court of Polies. and Military and Naval Forces of the Colony of &dice and its dependencies, to furrender the kid colony to his Britannic ty's forces ander our command, and to place the Simc under his Britannic Majefty's Government. In which cafe the laws and ufages of the colony !all ramie In force and be refpeeted, the mode of taxation now in de be adher ed to, and the inhabitants Pull enjoy the pahlic mired, of their religion In the fame manner u heretofore • • ao new dtabliOtments man be introduced without the content of the Court of Police, as the Legillatare of the Colony. The Public Meas. whether in the Civil Law or Church Ettablillament, as well as the Members of the refpedlive Courts (except the Governor) &di be continued in their rcfpcalve offices and &nations until his Maleity% plesfure man be known, excepting thole who may be attached to French principles. The inhabitants. thole who are at prefect in the eoloey,is as thole who may be abroad. Wall be pneeded in their pedalos, and have the free enjoyment of their properties, without hob( troubled or rnoldted or any ads whadoever, other than fuck as they might commit fuldequent to the Capitulation, and in viola tion of the Oath of Fidelity they Wall be required to take. 'lle lea and land fumes of the Batavian Republic Rationed in the colony Plait brander themfelves precious of war, and proper veffels will be provided at the expanse of his Britannic Majefty to convey them with the molt convenient freed to once( the ports of the Batavbn Republic • but they am net to bear arms againft Great Detrain or her ;UM% mull regularly exchanged or re leafed. The Ofileas Mall retain Ad, arse, and the whole etthair bag. gage ; and the Nan-cuntstailloand °Scars and pinto, their tor - - - Pie l• mil With regard to the military farm, the Mere, bias-commit- booed Men, and privates of the fame, map, If agreeable to theutddves, ester into the &Id& (mice, and receive gay, and every advantage and emolument enjoyed by there of the fame rank lat his ftsitanele Majcfty's &Mee. Should dick liberal terms, which In fan extend to the inhabi tants of this colony a free participation la the great advantages enjoyed by the febjedts of bis Britannic Majesty, be reefed, the Governor and Coon of Pelee, and all concerned, mull be au fwerabie for the ecettessesces, a an immediate muck wit made by the land aid fowling*, which will render every raft. once vain. _ . . _ _ One hoar and so wore. Is gives to the Governor. frogs the do livery of this by Brigade Major Moaning, sod Linstiosat Par doe, to accept Of 004 (Sped) LOITOSQTWAT Rea. Num at to v. Lkut. CaL To the Coverage sad Owe of Poke, sad Military gad Naval Forces of the Colony of Derbies aad its Deradesseics. By the Provifigaal 00M0111031 and Court of Polka. sad tie Commanders of the Batavia's load sod ha EWA la lie Colony of Dubin and ita Dcrealloacks. ANSWER to THE SUMMONS. By Captain Lone. OTwAY BLAND, Commander of his Brl.„ tannic %dears Ships. &cam. Ike. and I iet-enant Colonel • ata.7 Wt.:notion, Commander of tds Britannic Majeltyi Land Forces, Ste. Ike. ender the Orders of their Pzerilencies Lieutenant General WILLIAM GPI/1111S LB, and Commodore SAlit/11. Hoof., Calfalnalle and Sea Ferees in the ' !fiends, &c. &e. The Sovereignty of the !cry, and Ammunition of Majelly's Forces, on the I Articles, Vit. ACT. I. The inhabitant joyntent of all property, ions &all as far as regards _ dered as Inhabitants of Bert& either belonging to refident Proprietors of Plantations, in the Colony, and be allow< part of America, or difpofed owners, hr their ageots.—A tants and their property, with Demerara. The 04 given up ; but a particular IL The plantations, lan( effects, and poifellions of nature, mall be etinadered as agreed to by the capitol —Anfwer. All private pt., (pea A. 111. Provocations, or paled in the Colony, (ball s Courts of Jultim or Judges pruitifts, that fuck Court or 4 cd, by the now trifling Du Granted, until decided which end of the war; in the main jetty in Council. IV. The troops of his Ming inland pofts for the regions of the negroes, a for that purpofe as in future Court of Police, oni making 'Ailey's troops at the time Ms proteeted by Bad& troops--t 1 tatting the colony is to judge - V. The colony affignadons, bony, mall retain their prefent turd furls time as circemiltaw upon, for the withdrawing 4 juftice and equity, and without Granted. VI. All fatale§ due by the meet, Civil Officers, and o' paid out of the ordinary out of the Colonial Fund. VII. All debts contended Governor Van Batenburg, paid out of that fond, or Oskar to.—Anfwer. Granted. VIII. The bartering of proviGoos the Clascas of the United Ms colony, thall continue, threr. On the fame footing IX. The grants of hod nelonies and podellions of the than be refpotted, and rho , the posemble po(thon of appear to be difpcied of ethane& here. and fact, as arc referred ' attain part of a grant the hothly of the 4th ()Amber, hereptitiouily.—Anfwer. All to to bah* ha future inveftigation. X. Therms of land male he. this duos lad be refpoded UMW aesd owtheamtles of the C. cad pellithemsalitit not have err. Weed Chlandi than have the pow do fOrsedinims) to the Gnauxs. Est and isdlfputable title Left for future invellgadon, Mined, will be confirmed. XL The grants of land the Weer Correntine, made (which territory was formaii few to that Colony ; but time umthroad moldered as ii t lath In the fame manner as sdl = and cosiclufire • has by Goversor an d CA=Bl ditureked as ahrtfaid, lie The Governorand raw ptotily of yet ungranted fee cultivation, to patens that temary conditions, pr etherwite,, remote agricult ba ure, and at Aafwer. Cannot granted. MU. During Two Tears to foldout and other Newham to withdraw their baseel 6. pertlesoodto traorpout or 1 ewe they than think proper. XIV. A Detar.hroast of NOS= of the Gates of Fort low the Fort. oo Sunday Mr- Amfwet.-;•Thi Perim at km of the Gaon of Fort St.. Cake) , they am fil et ow or me foam as polite Mhos Tv XV. The Gesdho hell tsr Bodo blowing awl Demme . *dr woe, ememeemidea, aml Anfwer.--11clientlem Est no areay asseemmidec. mere of woe. amp the °Seem XVL 01111111111181111 wed ember proms Women , *i Belled to this Colony, . be amberked within one Meath llemeden Republic at the imp wit be Whom of war awl die hem ask farm Met Okay far ti Lthha die Coker. width . li meed lad iberbeems, wadi the fame Ilseee of dew. met to be pillows"( war. Achrew—They ilea be het wuft be cockerel as " mph& Gnat Melo or Mr . The Surinam kaciumeates hew icons; se the ether troops sediment waft to forailheft whit it. XVII. A veal 1411 be . Tepees at the Coatmandeet. bye sad dieZta to them b.' . The Sick Rail be !Rom et his Briteanic XIX. It Aril be permitted moot as bout ose wide w r sod Cask for omplopment to their esporitim nod bellisaticine to Coker r proofigalerh Peg* se no. co XY and proper noratematim Yubapostom Government dint of the troopediall Wpm& net the Serpa*. anw u Chi* treat of the Republic, of 411111121. reos-commilliosed mend war,but deport mikh and the assolbry pellborts has lkitarisic Pididoltre na Anfwer,-..Commet be granted. difpatehes to Europe mil re lls Repotitieno tcbooser Nedey. teo o'clock * XXI. Tbertmalodcr of irdirredtke from the t etb pot We Oskar let dater of too, foll be teethed ret cat and within ass asssuls fisse lataviaa bterilgic at hb P fa %Mk Mgt sham e sod nnundersin Chief of his Majeftr. Land ;1 the Windward and Leeward Cbaribben • the Colony, with its Fort*, Polls. Arbil- If war, will be furren &red to his Britannic e Capitulation offered, with the following ; , Int, Mall have the full and immediate en- • !, whether on Store or afloat ; abfent per- .4 els their property in the colony, be coal- Berbieek The Chipping now in the river, • $ eat inhabitants of the Colony, or to abfent ' as, Cull be as Cured as other property Rowed to proceed to Europa, or to any pored of in the Colony, at the option of the , -Anfwer. With rcfpedt to 'Vent inhabi- this Colony will be on the fame footing lipping and all belonging to them mutt be ar cafe may be confident!. ands, ntanufadlories, workthops, naves, of the Berhice Affueiation , of whatever ed a. private property, in the Dune manner • elation with General Whyte in May a 796. oroperty whatever, of individuals, to be re- Appeals of Sentences and difpoitions be allowed as ufeal, and made unto Each tot fns as mall be agreed upon ; yet, with this 4 or judges OsaU determine the cafe appeal- Dutch Laws in the Colony.-Anfwer. rhich country the Colony belongs to at the ' nom time, appeals to be made to his Ms- 1 Britannic Majefty mall prrifon all ex. , : protedtton of the colony againft and u many more polls than be created •• future may be deemed neeentry by the • 1 , tin/ application to the Commander of his ' [me being.-.Anfwer. The coley will be 4 ops-the °Seer commeedlog and pm- 1: edge where polls ate to be grated dons, and other paper comity of the Co. relent value, and madam la eirealadoa, • Canna will penult a plas to be agreed I ing iod cancelling the Grate, founded ou ithout injury to ledividaaht-..Aafwer... the Coley to the Provinces! Govern* 1 other peons thereto belonging, than be r duties and Taxes...-Anfvrer. Grunted, led by the pretest Government, or by [, on account of the Colony, fall alfo be [ out of tech other as might appear they used. proviGons and ether coasseendes with d /Mates of Ananias for the produce of e on the fame footing as at preket...a.An- g as the Arida Colonies. made by the Council of the American the Beaten Republic, before this date, to gnome adosituid, sad niaidtained.in if the fame, except fads lands se might slew& by the Government or Camel red for public perfid i es ; silo amp a Governor and f• have to their af. . r, a Scia, judged to have beat cheesed Al fair grants to be rafperad ; abiders merle - mole by the favernor aid Camel be. "Red as coneluna, thee.' the aqpppeeoovsaa the Council of the Anwsleaa Cedatka save arrived in the Casey; led Gower- e the power to If.. letters of ossanne. Gnomes, which Bei be deemed a eas- e to them and their focodfor*-Anfwer. Ice, and if found to have been fatly eb. .1 on the WA malt ad Wen Beek it de by Governor Frederica, of lioniems curly had to make port of, ma !Yam- fence December z ypo has Mao peed te the Governmeit et lattice) by the preceding made be no- orlette r rs a coelnnadas (Greallams) ovoell berg to the furs rambles sami le• aid.--Aafwered is Miele Z. I Connell ran have the puma Mb* Loud Leeds to my pert of the Ookes, Is that may peados for Onem, stab, as nay he deemed assilkaapool to of mute the prefpethy of the ealony.... ea▪ rs free this Date le ibell iwho Mee A ls* Oa .sr d ro:ths ilea so Aids sa ear Pre*. r have elmised she Peaces& a it what* er.--Otwaital of Ms la beede Msesity% Force to lehe Fort St. Andrew, sad of the Dowry be. doming tho ban% at Sawa edeek. of his Beltarell Welty to tabe • Asame, eel al eeiar Pens is the gaper to mom this doy at Tee o'clock, re Two o'clock. amok eel whk the Meows of War. es Made& and Awe may with them ea two Sad asses. • to meek set "Aida Hoosers of Wee, et lad pieces in be viewed so prifo- lime* who are to Vasa that am* . - et Oda tr=ll a the dinar Woe. log to the departievet, out any, eel their rod eldbirm. Aal levet\ ram this date, led asapel toe the Iwo= ef his Brlmetele hilelbeteed ad the lade= depmeneent hawk. boss Cr the aprellm of the mated Os Cal mob _ plass ISM, smodis ese. Ai mierea, the pages they Mon b, afo thee, led at his hfrialky's amment, sod oesveyed to Europe as bee as psMlf, • I Known of war, and are net to beet we Alia, lentil reparly eschew& eatsbe chafereopen of war, and ea the troops ; bet the officers of the fad de d with a oinveythes to Series" if thee fertilised is boo es pleas for the me- edam. hr fardlp, and 4111C011s end the rut b u t ualitag be attended at the military biped at the c Majaly, and, when cured, be feat to lined to fish pert of the elate, nopear, vi return to lamp, to Ray us the =, Oin the mAm er ,or any other imam may At than for, or, if they any for soy ether place. [ se may be heed Mehl to the Casey, denudes will be allowed te ronsia amment of ehe Oaisq, rod the Caws- fpatch immedleady the ltqcsakem fries- tide river, m give advice to the Goers- of the peas cedtelaion. The mod ▪ elleds. lord Mom AMY net be pea. kb the Serves Mahe Iseivian Rubbe r s Ihall be twslikad by the Casinander of oval forces. rioted, but the fame vi diet takes our [take tholes. ter to be gives up to his Ake ty's kW°. this day. of the allitary matimery, who, by their h of April to the nth of May LA, how r ef tad deftroalua, sod me ma it pro milady of as alsonalc Mkajcltyes knee, es this its be whaled *sabot to the arbardsic Myers ezp.-oce, to be trkd receive the /meet. II V it