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This flay is published, eleginatyptisted to quarto, Tries 12:!. in later,* • THE CRUSADEILLS ; or, The Nlitutiels pi . Am. A Pies, in Six Cautos. Printed fur T. Cade{ and IT. Asir, Beyond. : t This day is published, orirpsuroted with Sin EJgriursl4, price IA M. sexed, .. THE EAGLE'S 11 AMA' E. By T TIT. " Here, birds of ull feathers, all llinbits, " All toipies, and all elinates, are out i amts." Priutsd fry J. Musrinsa. No. ea, Putt . ; . . Of whew may be bail, The CRITIC.I.L se published. This dre is publ.sLed, D,:diested by penno.sion to the flu. shourattle tls Court of Ihr.Ci UrA of this Lost loam Cos, posy, moue iut. bro. witli a View of flit, IrtatiJ of St. Whoa, rite 100, 6i. bowels, AHISTORY of the Islaud of ST. HELEN ; Mom Its Diseovery by the Porteasese, to tlir Year too& By P BROOME, poi - . Setretar% to tUe Guvert.ntent of St Marna. •. . . 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President or the Colter of NewJerse), Atnertea, new hettr.ts BARILIPOES. vemtun 6. A:Truants of St recent date, from Martlnique and firu.olaloupe, have been received hero within the laq day or two. The arrival a:II suirsetpent de parture of the benne and Specie frigate., at Mar tinique, arc not sway unequivocally continued (if any were needed!, but it is confidently reported that the ri,riny also oto.uesitarily expect there the l'eneupe and Th, Ligates; from France, while three others are al .o ex pected at Guadeloupe. In deed it appears, ticit the Rochefort squadron, whose rscapebromeht Sir John Duckworth our so this country, ix still expelled at Martinique,where, as well as at Guarlaloupe, requigitions have been wade of bread and other pros isious for its 'apply. Their arrival is supposed to be procrastinated by the circuitous route which they have taken, it be ing understood, that liavitc; pursued the Mina course which the gallaut Jerome took, they hare gone first to St. Helena, and, atter touching at Cayenne, will (fortune favouring their fiiirht) call at Martinique, and from thence to the llavannah, where the two frigates which hive airraily tont bed at Martinique are said to hate proceeded for specie. It appears t h at there Ire sow at sea oo less than eleven privateers from Guadeloupe, and one from Martinique : of the former, four are said to be cruising to windward of this island s viz. the Cou fiawre, Desiree, Maur cutter, and rripaa ; m u d two off &ninon'. The General Ernotif :earl .1, nus _fdeMe • mad three others of the largest eta•:, base beea went fully laden with colonial pr.edure• to 'franc, ; and they are using every effort at both talon& to &ward further supplies, chiefly or coffee, to the mother country. Generally :peak ing. the Islands are healthy, and lire be, pat iu excellent defence. Sotue alarm wax excited through thew lately', oil a suppot.ition that Sir Samuel Hood war deAtited logaiust Ciotti, hut aft apprehcabioilb dibappearecl, as boon as it wax it iciA that Madeira was the object uf the experlitieni under !Inn. A report, but tbroug7l what c:i.innvi it it de rivv.l we cauuot aseerta:n, is in cireJlai.oti, tarot 16 sail of tlie Juin:ilea trade, lately wine from hence under convoy of the ..lage/h., hive Leen captured. We de boe believe titat it downer any Sii,re our lair, the Triaidad an-3 Tobago trrdc have 111111C4 uud.r co.woj of Ilia Niajesty's si :ii Port if Spain; ali,l the iicudftur tank frarLet, 'ruder convoy of the Ileusar. MACCH A. Dispatches were received here. on Suudny intuit ing, by Rear-Admin.! Sir Alexander Cuehrane, from Captain Selby, of Hie Majesty's ship Ceiberus, from .Ilarigalante, informing hint of the capture of that Wand by a small squadron nailer his com mand. consisting of the Cerberms, Circe, and Ca milla frigates, and Erpreer brig ; a detachment of seamen 4114 marines from the frigatesomountinglo two hundred men, headed by Captain Pigot, of the Circe, honing effected a landing there, without any opposition, on the morning of the :31 ins tam, and carried the town, before the enemy was preiiareci to make any effectual resistance. The island was lite rally taken by surprise. and much in the Luanne: oi . Coracwa, although nut to be put in competition with that very gallant achievement; and was CI U. dertaken, as appears, without any previons concert with, or instroctiollf (ruin, the Bear-Adutinti. The only defence attempted was with a light field-piece, commanding the principal street, but which the enemy were driven from with pikes and fixed bayo nets, before they could hind it a second time ; and being closely pressed, surrend.ereil at iliweretiou.— All the means of defence which the island posse...sea consisted of only one 4-ponatle:, three tea, tn• lees, and three 24's, (Lsposed in six different batte ries along the coast ; and with 230 wand of arms, and about 130 barrels of powder, is the whole re turn of ordnance and ammunition. Zilarigidante i% but an inconsiderable island, of rather a circular form, being about five leagues long and four broad. It is remarkably fertile, produc ing coffee and cotton in abundance, and some sugar ; but more from its locality of situation, be ing S.E. of Guadeloupe. and contignona to Point a-Petre. is any acquiaition to he i:erivisl from the powlesbiou of it, the moat effectual blockade of Unit port (the chief revert of the enemy's privateers) be ing now its our power. Sir Alexander Cochrane, with the four ships of the line (Belkiste, Bag-ship, Kasuiies , Yerk, and Deptce) detained here for the last fortnight, sailed from throe. en Sunday evening. We un derstand that the Admiral touches at Msrigaiatite, and from thence proceeds among tl.e islands to leeward; but do not hear whether the squadron resumes a station off 'lartinique, or that there is any further prolialiilitf of their faliing .o with, in these seas, that of the enemy. Several of our frigates sad smaller vessels have been Laely dif patched tocruim to windward of this island, and in other directions. w here the enemy's privateers are supposed to be. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON , FRIDAY. Aram 22. We yeatertlay annonuced tlw arrival of Admiral Dneavvownis iqUadrOti at l'lymenth, on 3louday afternoon. Abotit six o'clock, they rounded Pen lit Point, and aneliared in Cansand Bay. The :apiailron eviiisiated of the Royal George:, 110, 'Vice ' Admiral Sir J. T. .1)1Ak%10111•11. K. B. Captain Dunn; T.ruaaaf, 84, Hear-Admiral Ilinnonnible OF ('ontrEv. Capt. Hase-oca ; Teuteraire. !14, Captain S. C. HAMILTON Neptmme, c a pt, S. T. WILLIAMS; Dragon, 74, Captain NI. 'N. SCOTT. From `4t. Kitts, as a e stated yesterday, the gallant Admiral proceeded to St. Dominwi. and from thence to the Chesapeake, where he arrned on the 11th of March. There the sipuulron remained until the Iptli of the same month. Having tower tained that the en—ay acre wit there, awl had not been oW the c,wn.t of Amerieu, A 4111441 11t t 'WORTH run clown the coat t" Nrwfutiud- Lam. where he tong :1•d. a:1.1 Iwt.ad From Newf.:l:l4llmA the ie!ttlil-on retttry....l to Enrope, after • freitl!-es clia,e, iu ,shirk appear to have met a single enemy. Thei left the Stating fliza'e in the en,••apeake, :or Mr. Ru an I air() the Er.. e 1.4 ac :...! F:Jrydas, as stated in some o! tilt eight day% the shin remained is thty - ...• , tpeake, they f4Jutt•l Ile Americans hobtle to t'ais country. IT IS TIM 0111110 W OF I.l'Y OF Tr.e Orreuts or Tat: SQVLDROJ, THAT WITH AIII , IICA 13 INLVITABLE. We huvr recened letter► and papers front Barba .l,oes to the 9th lota. They mention the capture, oil the sd, of the I:ttia• :sland of Marigabilite, one of the smallest of the Carribbee islands, by a force, eon s.stin,g of tame frigates and a brig, under the com mand of Cup:silt S6l.liY, of the Cerberus. A party of seaus.ai and marines were landed, And the island was car.-ied a itliout resistance. The island, al though is rendered of value by the proxi mity of Guadaloupe, which it will enable 'no to hloelade with effect. The accounts from Barlanloes state, that the Rochefort Squndrou was expected both at Marti uiiic and Guadeloupe. where supplies of provi siuns and other necessaries had been collected for them. The squadron was supposed to have taken the same circuitous route as 1. Brother Joainse"— to have steered a southerly course, after its arrival otf Madeira, as far as St. Ilelena, then to have pro ceeded to Cayenne. with the intention of going from Cayenne to Martinique, and from thence to the 'Javan:tab to fetch specie.--Stich was the :spe culation at Barbadoes. Two mare frigate% the rieneise :and Penelopt, are expected from Franca at Martinique, and three more at Jultdaloupe. Admiral CocaLta a sailed from Barbadoe► ou the :Al with tateut to go to leeward. Early on We.•lne.day morning. the Duke of Youi arrived st and was engaged with His :Irls.nstv upon business daring the whole morning. On Cciedneaday, the Royal IlorseGnard4 (Cloy) had a grand field day, upon M'inkdeld Plain. The rareei, Haman, from Loudon. farLarlut doe*, hsts been takeu, re-taken, anti carried into Barlatdoca. The AltAMier. WATT ; Pegg/. ; and the Bea Learosid,---, for 1.4,10°,4 acre to soil fres* St. }leonine •hout the 7th ult. Wedixsilsi right an order was sent down from the Tratoport Board, for all ale trans sorts I ) ing tw tine River, hetweeu Woolwich sad Gravesend, to sail immediately. Aceordiagly time vessels. to the mustier of two hundred told fitly. ptaevaded down the Riser; as soon as pilots could be pro cured, is the course of Vl'ort,iesday night and yes terday. The cavalry transports to Rcusgate, sad the others to Ilarwith. Fitly-five of the most ►espectable Protestant Gentlemen of the county of Clare, iinviug signed a requisition to theligh Shenk; to couv. ,ye a useetiug of the No'saity mu! Gentry . of county, to sake into considerstioa the propriety of preseut ing a Petitiou to Parliament in support of the Ro wan Catholic claims, the finch klitrifi. Tuouss Bitows a. Esq 4. liXetl is( Inlay last for that purpose. The Rev. 1 DOMAS ludo nios, son of the Rev. ADAM Jaao•tsot, Vicar of Barton, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. has been presented by Rs. amt. A llKWalfildi, Esq. to the living of Slertie, and also to the perpetual Curacies of Lowthorp end Ruston Parse. iu the East Ritlinir, by Mrs. Sr. QUINTIW. vacant by the death of the Rey. Julia- TT: Alf lOW. Au action for false imprisonment was tried, at Trim, before Lord Noanuar and•a Special Jury. whe-eiii Pamir Simq, of Situgborouiti, Egg was and I ILNity GAitydETT, of Duleek, Esq. erdiet for the Plaintiff, 1001. din Extract of a letter, dated Carlscrona, the 717 i April:—" A frigate lie* rt-ady here to brio the Imperial Ambassador, and other distiugoisli t d Fo r. igners, over to Pillau, where same say Baron STEDI GK will arrive, to take his postage for Sweden : in the mean time M. ALOPLUS will he 'detained ia Stockholm until the Swedi.l3 Ambassador is safely landed here. Yesterday a Gentleman arrived from' 134i' OH STEM AGE. via Poland, after a journey of six weeks, from St. Peterdiargli. lie brings 110 written displitel.es. The distresses in the countries he bail passed throuzh are beyond deseriptiou. The French are universally detested—but none dare to speak. In Petersilairgh the ferment is at its height distinwaidied feinale heads do- English party. The •, , •entletnaii, who is a Illuoveriun of dirtitictie:o. set off tar Stockholm immediately after havinx had an interview with the (;overnor, who soot an Officer with him; to he his Interpreter on the road." Just as the last Courier came awav•from 'Stock holm, which wan the tiny after the ilail .ct out. a communication wan received by the tele,;ra l ,ll sicmis the Gulf. that the fortress of Sveobo: s .: I,:tst ht tit at tacked by the itus.iuns, but that tiwy wt re drlVril back wth great slstsgbler. - This •Aas know at at Gottenburgh at tho of the lint packs t. private letter anentious tke fact, though not Inure circumstantially. As long. tis fortress remains in the hands of the SW F is not. lost. It is here the K 'NG Writhe, t'l Zalny as snon as the ire is gm:.. 1 1,-iir -on of Seealsorg consists of ;nun men, limier a...yam:nand of the old and expert eneed t'ao , Niircar. The fortres- is pro vi:.inne.l (.r four moi,ths, ot.iug to the fort Damn STCDINGIi. the. Snr,ll4lt Ailib:im,i•lor, at .t. I'etershitr ?4 'l. ;rho found means to ItCpigillt the Commandant of the nimmaehing danzer. brave t;coorid ha. 3,f•un.,1 tise KIN... that he stall defend it, if emu attacked by Cie whole Russian The possession of Properties, free of ground rent for ever, and which Freeholds will craifer a right of voting for lienresentatii:s in the Senate, so entw , enial with the natural wishes and feelings of a free people. an considerations that have oh visual', rendered the City Lottery, determinable on Tuesday neat, so extensively popular. In pro portion to the importance of these objects, it is hardly to be doubted that the now ve,..r short and critical interval, between this and Tuesday, will not b e l et 'dip by any w ho have the means of lir-otning rand:dates for acqu'istt:untk Ile :4 interesting. CrVol it. ( 0,7,51 ROYAL The Marquis Cott'wal.LlO, the Monter of His V A . snare's staff-booods, gave orders fur • gland Loot to t place en Cater Miniday, fur the giallicattoo sf the how, men and Gentlemen who had retired hug■ the hustle owitropolis during the holidays. it was Owns with th t grandeur sod how►ppttality worthy of s Ro)al hunt. Ag sportsmen who called at Switiley Ledge were n•grled rill s sompeautui and plentifial refreshment. About tea the •%ot.k Marione, with ■ llllVlertftli party, rode fr u ., Swiu!ey Lodge to Towrs-faili, uo Barthut - Ileothi the pLo r appointed air the deer to h..: tuned out, where them wee; +ll waiting, in veer eupectiatsun art oujoyiag the spa, d. of zt e chose, opwatils of Hares tiondavd horseman. So.,' Ike, m u arrival of t►e Nubia Marquis, • very but yiniag ileer turned oat of the cart, by law orders, fur the ilay's Ho set off with great speed &crisis the forest, Inward s 1. 1 . abut-Put, taking to the right We Giikkui inakiug a diaiih:a to Gm lett,. lunar& Catikam, ititiar course through Ike hiclumwes to D.:gettet, where het:ari l ", so eklreaae:y exisaested, that lac was taken b. s yes who was before the heortde , after a vete liana you of apraa of as hew and a halt. Thee biuble Marquis gate waters : At particular cur to be taken of bins. Derma the ebase,sutua excellsat asaameassist ar sffurc.i by sow cockney riders, who had %mitered on hornet/LA valeta,. hat in 4 their legs tied; numbers were thrown, sues hits ditches, souse We bushes and helps, cubes, las sprawhag in semi awl ou braueales, while theirhossrs up with due Lout. This alfurdsJ c.uassderaitle moth to It s oWs•experiencesl sportsmen, sad the effect was heightened by the pwr would-be 'portant' ripuimr.; um mat, a VAtidUll Mier-lions, begging every mass the ! suet tu btu, their horses. The let arrivals at Bath are : Curd Kenourtoe, Lard Hawuaby, Lard awl lady Ask town. Lady Lurabetti Bourke, Lady H. ittatthope, Wa Nlr. :e.o Miss Jame, General (*map Maklvy, Cut. and Mrs. Hill, itubrituct, (ci. Muss, Dr. Percival, Dr. Chohairy, Mr Slienveu. 1:... Mr. Custer Rev. Mr. Huaillea, Rev. M r . Bad, Rtk. Sir Walker, RC., Mr. buttes, Rey. Mr. lhalaband, Capt JukJ. sea, Capt. Aims, Capt. Walters, sad Capt. Pearson. Tue Duke and Duchess of NNWCAbTI.t alp leave ELLSItea Hotel, this day, for Tuubridge 11 eels. Her Grace's accounieseirest, it is expectoi, will tokr place the beginning of July. The Countess Foltti 4.i.Y wilt give her fir t ieralid rout, on the .19th amiss% at brr iu use lit Gm•reuo:-sgtin r. The Marchioness of TIIIC I NOIIIIII will eulivel the fashionable world with four graud rout,, eteNt month, at her house in 1...e11-Mall. The Duke of NOBPOLIC :C espected this day ,! his house in St. Jsuies'o-stioare, from Aru..! male. Mr. Yon la. it is said, is engaged at the IL-- market Theatre for the eu-aing ...mom, aid • t Mr. COLMAN is preparing u-sear part fur him :u • `, r stile of Octervia. • Mr. Mi,LVIII N anoouneed fat the parts al ;))- ricieirf and Pt at the Dublin lhrat7e, for tht of benefit Mrs. 'ow tw. The Duchess of Mosta*se continu,, I.•ry much indispowed. lir r Grace was tensiderNl much the save lad eve.iiiq se for these few days Master liv.rry has made an enza7ement, at the Bath Theatre, for a shalt time It COM iUttlets oa Timulav next, and ends in a fortnight. 13 :An IM. Madame STvILIC,, sod Niuhune CATALAN t, everted their porowful ao,litsesoniWel tiesslay night, for the beueat of the Lyiug-iii-lias pital. Lady CAROLttet Wan/et:HAY will give a grand mat, next Tuesday. at her house iu Strutford place. The Countess Dowager of Csmsnett will also give one on the seine day at her :isn't is Portinau-laare. Lord and Lady Et.t.toe are on a visit to Cie Earl and Counters of HAnDWICIE, at their seat Wintrole-hull, Cambridgeshire; they are exile red iu town to-morrow. Lord mud Lady Kiss are expected, An Monday, at their house in Great George-strzet, Westuinistc, from Oukhasn, iu Surrey. Nladiune LUCEMA loss aanonnt:ed a gran.l root, this evesiin t c, at her house Chadotte-strct t, Fez roy-tquarv. Mrs. ltlunta will mate her:first appearance, since her indisposition, this isi;ht. in the part of Ex',Are sin, in The Grceisis Dw!gliter, at Northaloptcsi Theatre; and on this niint sscck it closes Jur wig Fa,,hionable arrivala in town yesterday : The Marquis awl Marchioness of Si'aehisl, ai tbrsr lamer in C:efriatotaquare ; the Carl anal Conniff% Cuttescur, f: their hawse n Grosvenor square. from • vis.t t• Luca me Laiy at °Abases, in Su. ref i as 4 Lora anal I..ar klea.mhansr, at their house in s:. Joiska's.inarr A iicvcre press took place hi the city. ye,de.,14.. and several useful bawd, acre picked u 1.%. • Viscountess SLDLLY had a select party, Fast cvo ing, lit her house, iii i)over-street. Jiicoss, last night, after the f'onie,l 774, Worht, perfortned her faeou.itc pact f Racket, in the Farce of Three Weeks Jier She ass lively awl c,igawilig. 'llse ... • pluti,2lllll% unbounded. The remains of the late Adiuind It. iiN Levu deprAitekt iu the fAtuily vault Sandwit L. Vroerday, was t.stfely lantle4 at die Ivry line ynung lionew, as a prtaent to Ilia 111- Jr.sTY, OW liou. CHIPt. Pact:T. Mr. and the lion. Mrs. 11 tits. of Norfol;.. aft., brother. Lord ('.g•eas. ne.ir ate goal: to inlet some time with her mother, • vt•aerable Doweger Lady GiIAVLIp at her et ••• Thataker. near Plymouth. nts Monday List, the remains of the Lite lIKNCII GREY, through .Ne%‘,ll-1. • fur Northumberland. of I.atly l•loartA N. the lore s•••• • Sir Cluir.r.rs MoaG4l7ll. rart. ul 'L.:armor, iwen eniiiti.yed in j. •uiii I .1 Brighton to the fnmily vomit Uu IVetiiir.iliiv twit, alii-r 1.01,n4 flare. di.. the or Ci.• Atli i4."n: r Cul tanderstaiitli:: : ;, R. tCe at of ei;_lity-f•ur tear,, the I)..rAager .1. LANo, uhlmv of the it, };= Fp:l7'4llPS. and iu o ther oP th, SirTit•o4 i 1•r %NIEL t'...r),1%-iroa , t, of T u,r .ie the I of 1' n.k The NiAvoo of l'i.vNlot - rn hub feviA it eN &trot to iSSUP a vl'llllo.l .1'4311 , 4.11/0 . prat lmilit.g upo.l the llth.. au - 1.94. th. uu ha pit Sal