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=tribe of prize,. She is a reltarltably fnilt failing wail, as her mancenvre to divert the attention of our - than of war from her prize fufficiently proves. Her crew, tome of whom are blacks from St. Domingo, are a very bold and defperate fet of men. The Lord Nelfon and cargo are eflimated at 300,0001. and the falvage is tat per cent. This was her fecond voyage. For other particulars we refer our readers to the following account from The Loallen Gazette. ADMIRALTY OPTICE, SEPT. 13. Copy of a letter from Admiral Sir JOHN COLPOT IP, K. Is. Corn mender in Chief of his Majefty's &fps and veffell at Plymouth, to Sir Evan NOTION, Ban. dated the t th init. Sir—l tranfmit you, for the information of the Lords Commifiloners of the Admiralty, a letter I save received from Captain BUNKE, of bis Majefly's ;loop Sas Gutt, giving an account of his having re• taptuncd doe Lord Nelfon Eat} Indiaman, after an *llion which feems to have done him, his officers, and crew Much credit. I am, &c. (Signed) JOHN COLPOYS. tits Majeftpli Beep St* OeLL, Plymouth SOUIId, Sept. IT. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that after taring teen the Convoy fate fnto Cork, on my re turn I faw, at one P. M. on the sch inR, in lar. 46 deg. N. long. 1 a deg. a large fail , and , after a chafe of five hours, brought her to anion, which lifted un til day light next morning, when I found the mails and rigging fo much cut up, having the larboard, fore, and main rigging gone, lower and fpring Rays, all the running rigging and fails, the fore yard (hot away in the flings, with two fhot between wind and water, that I was obliged to haul off to fecure the Malls, and replace the rigging, Rill keeping fight of the enemy, determined, when a little fecund, to re new the ,s ion, which, having done, and on the point of again attacking her, at half pall eight A. M. the fquadron under Sir EDWARD Pat.t.ew have in fght, on the advanced (hip of which drawing up, (he (truck, and proved to be the Lord Nelfon tart India Sip, captured thirteen days before by the Bellona privateer, of 36 guns, and 320 men, by boarding.— It is with fineere regret I have to add, that I have on the ocvafon 101 l two valuable feanten killed, [even feamen and a marine wounded ; among the , latter, I im forty to fay, is Lieutenant WILLIAM Davis, (Se• nior Lienterant), to whole cool and Ready conduit I am much indebted, as well as that of Lieutenant Virearnaaseona and Mr. Kitts, the mailer ; indeed rcannot do fufficient jußice to the merits of the whole of the officers and (hip's company for their cool and determined eourage. Enclofed is a of the killed and wounded. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) /Milli Inlet. Lift of Killed and 'Minded. iftftlesto-Wllasin Analtronsderosaisl Falls. Weanded.—Llenestant Wm. bowls (Mealy) ; WM. It eynelds, illaarise; John iliamptim, T o Mime% Jideph Cram Was Rebel*, Patna Mikienkljames Daum, Francis Grey, Comm. (leaned) Sant Mart The Myr Jeri Ailetrtifir of the 4th of Lan month, gives the following curious ftatement—that difpatches had arrived aboutrthe beginning 6f the month at Walltington from England, containing an official in etnation that the Britifh Government intended to take poffeffion of Lottifiana, and warning the Prefident of the United States againit paying the iiipulated pur thafe money for the ceffion of that territory.-.-This datement appears to have received confiderable credit among the Americans. We cannot take upon us either to affirm or eontradid it. A letter from Surinam mentions the dearudion of nineteen honks by fire in that fettlement, the lots of which, with other damage, was eliirnated at soo,ooo guilders. The Annaoss acme frigate has captured two French metchantmen off Cape Virginia. By accounts from Madrid, of unqueftionable au. thority, dated the 13th of Augult, we are allured tbat Spain has purchafed her neutrality during the 'relent war for fix Millions of Livres per month, or three Millions Sterling a year ; and Portugal has alfo purchafed her neutrality for three Millions of Livres per month, or one Million and a Half Sterling a year. Thus, BOIIAIP•ILTI has maned from Spain an 4 Portugal four Millions and a Half Sterling, to fipport him in the profecution of the war. He till appear contented with this contribution till he finds it can be eafily paid, and then perhaps he will dou ble his demand on thofe devoted countries ; for a ty rant, aduated by avarice and ambition, can never be ittisfied. Should be, however, contrary to all his paR condu&, adhere to his compaß, our commerce will Coffer little with regard to Spain, and our revenue derive great advantage, fo far as regards our trent. adions with Portugal. Notwithland:ng thefe app. rent benefits, BONAPARTE, with this additional Cum of four Millions and a Half Sterling, applicable to his warlike opperations, becomes, indeed, much more formidable than when attempting to contend againft us with empty coffers. The Klan has appniated Wst. Wati LANGTOID. Eft'. to be his 51.sissta's Agent and Conful General at Tripoli. The Cu tart !Ant of the Exerts:um returned to town en Monday. boot his feat at RichninnJ. The Hon. C. YOR2I teturned to town on Monday, from his feat at St. Alb Sn's. Br letters of the 57th of July, which hay^ been - retired from Montkrrat, we Itee informed 4 the t'iliog of an eapcditiun from Bartudoes apiat De- Xtrara. Dublin Waterford Nr,irrnew. INTELLICEAte. Y.-WIND N. E. Al!. MAILS Ty-i/s D. •u. DUE. 0 1 Hamburgh • Ru'. 3 FALMOUTH, SEPT. t.--Arrived dte CHESTER. FIELD packer, with a mail from Jamaica, in (even weeks.—Sailed the Q L .11114 CHSRLOTTE packet for Barbadoes And Jamaica.—Wind Noith. PLYMOUTH, Sari. in the MARS, 0( 74 guns, and the Srairsati, of 74 gnu, both from the Channel Fleet:—Sailid the FHIII,IIANT, of i 8 guns, on a ernize. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. the PHAETON frigate from the Downs.--Wind E. N. E. DIAL, SIPT. 13.—Sailed the RAIEONAILI man of , war t 3 the wellward, and Hacera gun-brig for Sheernefs. Arrived the Jactest.t. gun-brig from a I I crnife, and remains.—We have very little news at prefent. All the intelligence worth Eating is that in confequence of an eseeffive high tide, and the infts loility of the weather, it has been found neceffary fo poilpore the manceovring of the gun veffelt it more prypitions day. This delay will be a great dd . - appointment to many, and particularly to Come of the falhionables, who are in want of fuch fpeflacles to enable them to overcome that old and lulling enemy, time ; whips in general they And fo trouble !bine. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. avz IMMO, Sari ll—Paired by be Mar de Fain% (a prize) froni Cluadalospe; Mark, 1 bonus. from Cork; Cliferick, Pot ter. from Jamaica; Efperante, Simplon. from Martinique; Stranger, Harpy; Ann, adieu ; and tke Rialubard, fr o m Archangel; Ariadne, Rinds. from Malltelj Ameranta, Baker, from Smyrna; Ceres, Svralnfon ; Family, Parr.,; Indultry, An dria; Carolina, Three Sitters, Melfnadich ; Margeretta, —; sod Anna Marta, Seurat, from Nonny.--Salled the Young William, Young, for [Alban t leaver, Stcphenfon, for Triode; Ariadue, Vergia, for Stettin; Yrow and Sophia Magdalena, for &oinks, Alluvia -.At Beißol, hereinafter, Stroud, frog Oporto: and Ansa Maria. from Naos --.At Clyde, Fa6or, Croon New-Yeti; and New Sne:efa, Fraser, front %dare —At Gibndtar, Two Elisio. Jones, and Brogattsa, Colts, Roo London.—At Africa, Maria, Semborp, from Alines. The Gsir an tin, of 64 guns, at Chatham. has, upon turret, been found totally unfit for fereice, and is ordered to be broken up. By the left acconnts from the Weft Indies we learn, that the EIMALD frigate, of 36 guns, Captain 0.13 a ism, has captured. after an aetion of fome hours, to windward of Martinique, a large .French frigate, and tarried her into Dominica. Drury Lane Theatre opened again lati night with 7te Seger's Otera. Mrs. MOUNTAIN played Pdly in a very interelling manner, and warbled the airs de lightfully. Mili Ds CANT if an excellent Lay : Ike was left night very fpirited. KILLY bullied through .IfatLeath with good circa. The Hoare was pretty well attended. The Ittecipts of Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday. for the benefit of the Patriotic Fred at Lloyd's, were 5371- 3s. 45,". . Yefterday jobo Bry law was charged before tire LORD MAYOR at the Manama Houk, with having written very improper (entire:ems upon the Printed Paper which had been left him to MI up with the names of his lodg ers , licc. In one part appeared quotations from fc ripture, referring to the wart in another were inferted tome violent lenience. againft the promoters of it. The prifoner appearing too con- temptible for notice, be was difcharged on a promife of condating himfelf with more propriety in future. Two perfons were laft week Waved taking views of Pile Cattle, the Ifle of Walney, kc. and fufpicions arifing that they might be employed by our enemies, they were apprehended at Dalton, and taken befrre a Magiftrate, when they were found to be Lord CLOWNIL and his companion; who could not with hold their tribute of praife to thole perfons who had fo patriotically exerted thenitelves, as they fuppoted. for their country's good. A Frenchman has been arreßed, by order of our Indian Government, in the neighbourhood of Indoor, charged with exciting the people to intonation. At an old fort in the vicinage of his refidenee, confider able quantities of (pears, matchlocks, &c. were dif covered. He defended himfell fume time againft the party fent to take him, and received feveral dan. gerous wounds; and a body of his adherents waylaid our people on their return through the jungles, and fought with uncommon defperatton, but were in the end beaten, with the lots of nearly half their party. A private letter from Paris, gives a very deplora ble account of the prefent Rine of public credit in France. It Rates, that never under the resists of requifitions. never under the fyilem of forced loans, under the defpotifm of Roicassielaa or the slorni nion of Rawlins-I. and Mracr a, had fo many bank ruptcies occurred as under the reign of the Poesy. Comm. Credit and influence are at an end. Com• merce of every defcription is deßroyed, and confi dence no longer atilt'; capitalifts, bankers, and con traetors with the Government. carry every thing.— Almoit every honfe of refpeaability has (Lopped pay ment, and their bankruptcy is at no Mane period in evitable. The Tteafury of the Departmeats is in the molt ezhaufled Rate, and it is with the utraott difficulty that the wants of e articular diaries can be fupplied. There is, it is Cud, large fums owing to perenns contraeling to build gun boats. There is a conliJerable deficiency of wood, and as proof of this it is mentioned that even from the bottom of the mountains of Switzerland, (hip timber has been cos. vcyed to Toulon. It is added on the fam: authority. that Gate the retion of the Fiasr Comsat horn &lath, he Is dill riled to treat with the utmoa infolence the Mini- Om of the fcc , nclary powers. He thinks that moms of them have nut paid him a fofficient degree of adu lation during his tour. If we may believe what is 1./paned, the Fiesr Consul. is ender a certain de. gees of infatnation in bit views of a defcmit on Eng land. It is (aid that on the to& of Augall be bad a private mai; peril rimed for the camas of the expe dition, and on this occation the whole of the family .•f the 1%3,4r...5irs were forced to aimed is &Iwo tie v c i:EPT. to. • rErr F R. The principal fubjea cf converfation to day, is the arrefl of tha Rebel General and Member of the Pro vifional Government, Mr. Rolla His objed for corn ing to Dublin, is laid to have been to refcue Emmet. Lie has not, apparently, been at all dilmayed, and avowed his principles in the bolds& manner. and immediately confelfed his name. I firmly believe that he meditated a fecond intimation. The place which he chore for his concealment. overlooked the Cagle-jad, Parliament-beet, &e. tee. It is remark. able that on Saturday night fall, rockets were dif charged from this city and anfwered in the country. Four men were tried to day at the Special Corn miffion, and, without hefiration, found guilty : they were cenvitted of having been taken in arms on the night of the 23d, in New.flreet : they bad pile: in their hands ; their names are, Thomas Donelly, Lau. Beth, Michael Kelly, and Heat. Tyrrell. Kiley, a guamith in Parliament.lirea, in whore haat Rail was taken, has been. and very properly, invited ; and ill the arms in his honk have been Several others have been taken up within thefe tiro days: among others, two perfons again!' whom it is faid there is proof that they were of there demo niac wretches, who dragged the fainted KILWAJDCN from his carriage. A man named Keogh, who bad been engaged and wounded in the firft battle on the 13.1 of May, 1798, and who efcaped by the lenity of Government, was arrefted yenerday, as having been concerned in this new and dlsmnable infinveaion— he is, among others, a proof haw incorrigible and depraved the human heart can be. The rebel Captain, Felix Rourke, was this day conveyed to Rathcoole, about fe•en or eight miles diaant, and executed. The eaufe of his being exe- cuted there, I underftand to be, that he reduced a greet many people in that neighbourhood (the refs. dente of his family) and brought two divifions of rebels from thence to the infurreaion in Thomas. fireet.—He went from the gaol under the influence of the greatelt fear, and died in the moil daftardly manner. Notwithflanding his protefiations in the Court, he offered to make difcoveries previous and fubfequent to his trial, and at the place of execution he expreffed repentant forrow for his having attempt ed to deny his crimes or the jultice of his fentence, that fentence and the verdia of the Jury be admitted to be completely in the fpirit of jullice. M'Cann and KiUin have not been executed to-da7. A man named Medi*, who lived in the town of Ratbfarnham, was taken yefterday—it teems be knew where Emmet was, and fumilised him with Come articles of provifion, kg. FROM THE DUIBLIN PAPERS. Du MIN, SIFT, to.—At ten o'clock lad nicht the perfon who has attuned in the North the title of General Ruliel, was apprehended in a houfe in Par liament-lb-cm—Upon information communicated to, Major Siaa, he went to where this perfon was laid to be concealed. In a few minutes Rued was dif covered in an upper room, and in his defence he drew a pillol from his brea(, which, however, he did not or could not fire. The Major with great in. trepidity fecured his prifoner, and be was fafely lodged in the Caftle. Major Sat was accompanied by a detachment of Captain Gaesea's corps of yeomanry, under the command of Lieutenant BARTON. FUILTSIBIL Pmtmcutmts.—Mr. J. S. EMMY, of the Attornies Infantry, having received information that a banger of fufpicious appearance was in the houfe of Mr. MULIY, gun-maker. in Parliament- Rreet, immediately communicated the circumflance to Mr. Secretary Hamm', by whom he was referred to Major Simi. Mr. EMERSON called upon the Ma jor about "sin: o'clock ha night, and accompanied by him and Lieutenant &Inman, ' of the Stephen's Green cavalry; proceeded to the houfe in gestapo,. where, in an upper room, they difeovered the perfon whole condua had excited furpicion. On their at tempting to eampine him, the firanger drew forth two loaded piliok, which were as infiantly kited by the Major and Lieutenant Mumma. At this ma ascot the delcription of Ruffel's perfon occurred to Mr. En aeon's mind, end he infiantly charged the pamper ( who called himfelf Mr. Thomas) asltuffel, the Reid GaseraL Upon being brought to the Cale, Rule! was ideotified by the Hon. Captain Knox, and feversl other nothern gentlemen, who had been with Mr. WacaNAM at dinner. Ruffel was then committed to clofe cufiody, and will be this day examined by the Privy Council. Various are the opinions refine ing the circumftanee of his being found in the city of Dublin at Inch a time as the precept ; but his arena is confidered as of extraordinary importance. After his *ma he expreffed himfelf with great boldnefs and confidence ; talked of the Caere in which be was eenbraked, and declared his readinets tofupport it in the field or on the Scaffold. Late on Saturday night la*, four men were taken up in the neighbourhood of Clone, in the County 41 Kildare, and lodged in the gaol of Naas, by a detach. meat o f MiUecent Legion. Thefe men are chart ed with being concerned in the attack made upon bfre CLARKE, of Palmerilown, on the 23d of Jttly lag. About two o'clock in the morning of the sth ink Lieut. K of the Gowan Yeomanry, and Mr. Ks of the Attorneys' Cavalry, after having brought into the town of Gowan a prifoner they had that night been in pnrfuit of, perceived a light in a pabliclonfe of that town, and on Whiling for fume time. difcovered that there was a meeting of traitor ous perfuns there tinging (editions tongs; upon which. after getting a yeoman to their affillance. they limed and made pa ifoners the party, confilling of t t. one of whom line ercaped, and the remainder were the nest Jay committed by a Magiarate to the county gaol, under the 'Ault of Capt. Brener and a party of his troop. PRICHTON, SEPT. t. Admiral Lord /Ulm', in the Momesicss, paired by this port to-day about noon. SEPT t riiffit his Royal Highnefs the 1 3 , ince Of WALtS arrived from town at a •ery late hour, and to day entertained a party at dinner. The Camp continues a fcene of buflk, preparatory to the intended revizw, which, I undcritand, will take place in the courli: of this week. &Fr.. u.—This morning Colonel Roatnson, one of the Aide-de•Camps of General Lennox, let out for London upon a pedeflrian trip, for a contiderable wager. He .engages to go on foot the diflance of totl miles, within 48 bouts. We remarked in the Gazette of Saturday tail, the appointment of MelTrs. ARCNIBALD Git.cmaisr • and Co. of Edinburgh, to be Furniture and CAllicn Prin ters to his Majetty in all Scotland, with the freedom and exemption from watching and warding within Burgh. The following are the General (Accra appointed to the aliarias in Ireland : NLr:heru (including Belfaft and Loodanderry)—Licatenast-Gen• Campbell. Centre--Mejor•General Trench. Kaftern (including the Garri(un of Dublin)-41ajor-Ceneni Sit Charles ArgilL Wettern (including Athienc)--Majoc-Octierel Campbell Southern (including Corti )--Licutenunt.Gcneral Tark um A telegraph is to be erected on the top of the Qal tie at Norwich, to communicate with one to be placed upon Strumplhaw Mill, which will correfpond with that on Yarmouth Steeple. Mr. Fait Lt I, of Holies. Deputy-Lieutenant, find ing the want of arms an °Nation to the acceptance of volunteers of Califon, feveral weeks ago, offer. ad fifty thud at his own expence. In Carrick, three companies of (harp !hooters offered thensfelves on the terms of the ad, with Mr. Fitacussou of Crofshill, advocate, Deputy Lieute. mint, two Of which have been voluntarily training with him for feveral weeks. The Yeomanry of the county of Ayr, already at". fembled and trained under the command of Colonel Orwa LD, of Auchir•.cruive, amount now to three corn• plete troops, comprehending many of the moll rc fped.tble farmers in Aytfhire. The Noblemen, Gentlemen, and landed proprietors of the County of Ayr, have refolved to Furchefe moo Rand of arms for the ufe of the county in sid of Go. vernment at the prefent criils. A company of Gentlemen !harp (hooters, who are to be attached to the a bat. ad reg. of Royal Edits. burgh Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. Col. Cato.. TOM, paraded on Saturday morning, for the firß tithe, oppofite the Colonel's bottle in Gayfiekl.place, Edin burgh. Thefe Gentlemen ferve without pay, fang& their own cloathing, arms, and accoutrements, and do not confider themferves as exempted from the bal lots of the army of referee and militif, and, in the event of adtual ineation, Terre in any part of Geese Britain along with the regiment. The Glaigow armedafociatlon have made .an offer to Government of their Cervices for the ro tation of the City and within ten miles of it. Their offer is to the extent of sop men, who we to terve without pay, and to formals their own i : a = accoutrements, and clothing ; as alib, their f er j drums and fifes without any expence to Government. The aubikriptions for the defence of the Country are allonithing, and are daily increafing. Thel tr ir 17 Subfcripttons for the clothing, Stc. of Volustesras in Kendal and Lonfdale Wards. Comberlead, amounted to asool. Lord Vifcount Levees', end iticsaan Howato, Efq. fulfcribed soot. each, and Sir blicmaac La temise. Bart. and Dames. Vitt.. sour, Efq. sod. each. Indus city of Carl& it is at prefent to,oool. and upwards. Lord Lowvera has fubfcribed tool. Jamas Gllll/ as. Efq. hf. P. lea ghe Corporation soL and the Dean sot. A numerous meeting of the Deputy Lieetasiney and Noblemen and Gentlemen of the county of Edin burgh was held at that city on the 6th idlest. at which it was refolved" that the general (pint which animates the minds ofits inhabitants ought to be as. couraged to the ocelot} ; that the voluntary Wets of service thould be tranfmitted to his Majelly fat is ceptance, and every facility given for having eke in. habitants fpeedily trained to the eh of arms. " On Thurfday ha, the Corporation of Liverpool prefented his Royal Highnell Prince Wits.tass of GLoucartsa with the freedom of that town. Thurfday morning was fixed by his Highsefs fee the review of the Artillery Volunteers at the Fort, the Liverpool Lht Dragoons ,, and Cal. Bat:rotes Regiment of In fantry. An immesh cosmos& of people of all defcriptions began to moo* shag dm there it eleven o'clock, tempted by the Snouts of the weather and the brilliancy of the fpeactle t a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen in their own car riages, and on horfeback, were ells among the 'crowd and in the fuite of the Prince. His Hight:ids en preiled the moll complete fatisfaßion at die manner in which the different corps acquitted themfilves ink this occafion, and declared (as did alto reveal ether competent military judges) than Col. Bocroe's went was one of the fined and feemingly taut ec tire battalions of Infantry in the kingdom. Af:cr the review, the Prince vilited the different Docks, which exhibited on this occafion a beautify' fight. every velfcl having hoilled her colours in honour of their illuarinus vifitor. He afterwards partook of a fumptuous dinner with Col. BOLTON, at his honk is Duke•ilreet. CORY 614111tEllT, MARIE LANS, SEIPr. 14.--Thers have been no arrivals here fume Nleaday lad, and the tales are remit kably dull. at that day's earrsucy. ASSIZI or BREAD..--Yellerday the Loa. Natoli ordered the pike of bread to be continued the fame as lAN week, via. the quartern loaf of wheats% at tod. and houfehold at 3d. halfpenny. We underhand that the Tea Sale at the Eall India Houfe is further adjourned. no antwcr having been received to a queltion fubmitted to the opia►on of the ATTORNST G . relative to a claak in an Aa of Parliament lately paged, that prohibits the allowance of draft in the weighing of goods. This has occationed great difAtisfaaion ►a trails, as this allowance has prevailed time immemorial. and has ever been conf►dcred as a jail compenfaties for the lots (unlaced in retailing a rasp int* reads and ounces. V ited. II he OM- )led lona of W3S Rs. Lops. met Rion Item C■P tlicr ice et L sr!ar a the each, ward ncied 3gt i rs aner. !re..-.. MIDI kin d, Eft relfon i Cldl i Ans r wa. F. Pe:. 1 i• red on m thp etured Paid to le Bay of ber milted of this lately -edible