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U r - 111 p. ~'" I '7 ; .;. ref Ce a 4. or rootlets arid Cittese Iknoieet, lad aho saes luauo..rb rarhisil yeti, it s a 'c o t* esesogsenratill, 421 ^rolin rid at We 4.51.11, tin* that the Tritteldsl wf Al'.ns' la 4 gto powneuesee juittekseimete the ctuse, its.u vouch a,. the French t; .v.:rmuesit test heeled ietcter-ed Its ate itieree le releasa the %easel, the Ca ' .taitt (.uM Ii noel( ro t heud w the i.ectsueti onendista fur hiri delltstie bY the hole mos cohere of justice: 'rims stat.ott.lt, Citis-ta Minister; which E hate the honor in sand pre hetessuas anatettaxl, and taint it was d Altered taiin• b y.trrers. Dertirtnithy bieusel!, who has bees, fur' sumo di.% at Pasts shelf& thtedincipal eireutustances ni this busitiew its its true 'stare. It appears Mint thwitee that the wawa in question, futcht by stres of werathes to seek shelter oth tits ttal 114 Cher- baling, has bee's dataihell there, and afterwards ettanwated by a b.:JAC/to:4 14% the first instance by virtue of a law passed in haw asf took( at trie muinvit of oarsmen moue, which declares to coutii.e.itton every Teasel above 1u 0 tees which should sporo Ma within four It , gues of the 044 of France, with pro -114.44 merchandise on board, a pruhi'onion ua which were and loth are co oprited ..1: Ungisti merchandise'. Let sue be persuttot to ulystree ice the place, that seeing the pros:Wake of the ta-tit of Eo‘l3lltl tit 'hate Of France, :OKI the a.. cessity whs.-le Listed' e:sses must contunmtlo hied them ...:vet under ita;vroachung them, the .aid law, if it I. tneoll - in I •uce, aod be canted into execution, will infallibly li-ve the afros( erudscing daily dus;wetes betwestu the tau slur sal asnetirs. Su far a. teypects the case in question, I hive Yarned, Citi 1M 'Minister, by the proceedings which have taken place, that it Wangs to the (*coons-House to decide whether the shelter of a trail o ion the mitts of France Its. been forced or um, and that it is to have a moiety of Cie seisures which shall be made; from whence it restihs that the Custum-House, in such ease., is et the oime time judg: and party. Furry thing seems to prove, that the Fame packet has been [erred to seek she:ter in that road of CherSeti:gr ; but at eoel•og to the cireuvestai , ees o: the Law :+vl the mode of its execution, which I have Ow houour to Is before toil, there remains su the owners of the %nor! ant (largo, no hope of saying them; eine, the but appeal which they hate made to the Tribunal of Ci.%-ation, which Is immediately to pronounce is. eiseenee, unless the French Gici,nittient sboelthink ht to totterei.e its authority, and take urea itself the cogiusseace of thus beeiavei. The sentiments of justice which goveni the First Causal, as oleo the Banisters of the Fre,ieh Kepubbc, inspire ore with a fuel of olstaming, on them: part, the atticutton w Ist 14 I ptes.eue to cal' 4.4, upotl Shia OI:CaSiOn. WOOotal and their cad Idl wid dictate to them how far it may be ha to revoke or to mudiiy, in time 'if peace, a later that has amen out of a state of war, and which must oweroso. ray c..uar; the g,rc.atat isiconycnienw to English LoinitieNe• I have the honour, Lc. (Signed) .1. MERRY. To Ctia:n T. leyrantl. Vinister tot F °Feign A trAiu u: the French Repu.die. No. N. CT" of a Note from M. TAHeir and t t Mr. Merry, dated 18th Jane, Mr. Merry's Nu :31. • Sir, • ?Iris, 29th Prairie', 10th Year. 1 rere.yeel the nots thee yoga did me the honour to address to me the site Frairial, the 10th year (tStli ?stay IOW) e•etecrning the ra.sut6 the sequestrations plte.d on the property of the sub ject. of hs ;Ir.haatiic Majesty, Mid of the application which had been made to many of them, of the legislative provisions tells tie.• to emigration, 1 battened to cumin 1111 l isle it to the fill bi.ter is Finance, invitoig him to call the attention of GOVVIII.. • 'Mehl idthe objcetuf your demand. I +lull have the honour of rot: of the 'decision en this subject as soon ts it skill be kmieu w me. • cc.iive, Sir. lite 2.ltininCe of me perfect consideration. (Signed) C. M. TALLEYRAND. • To Mr. Merry, Minister Pleni •"'"" poitiostisiy of his Britannic Nn. .Yl. M Talleyrand to I.lr. .Merry. • " Sir, Pais, .lulv 1, 1802-.1.2 Messidor, 10th Year. I have tl.e of informing you that 1 hare just reiterated to the Jliatst.r of Finances the invitation I made hint last Pll2- VitAft., inconsequence of the reconiniendation of Mr. Jackson to reader an accouot of the confiscation of the English vessel tle Fame packet, in the r.:ad of Cherbourg, and to take orders !MVO the. First Consul relative to the existing application of the law of the 4th liernonal, 2d year 1 have requ.s: d him to form toe of the decision whiten shall be adopted As soon as i" shied have been tralisMitted to mc, 1 will loae nottne in Imparting it to yon. Accept, Sr, ILlA:assurance of my Itich coniideration. C. M. T.I.LLEYRAND. To Mr. Merry, blintAer nr..rtenti-ry lit his WK.-Link Mas..ty. No. Xi/. Copy of a Note from H. Taliersesil to M. Merry, in M. Mer ry's 49th. 12t:r, Therutidur, 10th Year (31st July,) 1802. Sir, 1 I rAv , the how:int of informing you, that the Minister of r.l aterwer too the kiter by winch I eunnounicatert to tire Valise paeket, Capt. Grouchy WM. conee - iting /its joy( inform ad me, that he aside hie report to' the First Crueuil irdLitare to the sensors; of that towel, of vi lath he ap pear:Au, [lava I.evip ap i srst.nl that the cagy was composed of pronilaitzd merchandise, aid that the Finn Lou.ul hid there fore dar,davi that tlw 'nano tutor b_ Lit to the course ut . tiw ssittraliCC of thy hi C consid.ratinn. C %I T.II.LLYILAND. 'ro st. Merry, Miiii.ter Picnipoteht.ary se. ors Pertaisic Majesty. No. Xlll fttatentent of the Cas:of the Fa.ne Packet, 31 Jude, 1802. Lodi: u rite, ti of the Affair elf Capt. Gr welry, thlers e y.dgaill,t the halmioistrator of the Custom. ar Cheri'," g On the Tina Ducene.yrr IZ,t, CUM. Grouchy, Commander of the Fame packet, cut sail nom toe port of Sositharu i von iu EA:lassd, to repair to Jera: : whin a Barg , ., con.isting of meal and nia t, for the trill)* of the c nviunt, and dills other mer e:tart': I.br Cat inhabitant: 01 the Island. H e had tak .n huh b ird 27. paa,eagers, surtasting of women, chihiress, merchant., and officers who were going to ictio their regiment, and arunug owes, a Lieut. mutt of the goyel Marines. On leaving the pot oisent w oirt , a4 ti c vs rit 1).111i/Cd to give the maid i n tith e tisat Ins :..rho net to b.: dichugad at an Englisli port. 1 lie nrst minuend of hit ant age RA4 fortunate, but on the ))•••••anber the whit and linty tit fted to the ..with-south-w..t. im-ren.ert to blow with alarming visdeswe, and the name cam. iing he hat to contend wall a citoti vtWaot L..hptst Crab nig tire slan,„:er of t u.stimg the is chi at 54, he d:t nitseci to enter the itearea. port ; at he found him.:4l in a sit lotion IS gun the port of C•• , erh.ml, he made IA for that think• ing that the Pretinina•ie. oetween FJ41411.1 and Franc ad. Hinted of hit. enteri.ig it in sitety sod the there so, a, %.:Yera Ix ha pawieucen w.te tick, and he cook: give them no as•,..t tate, t h e anise* in the t oad oil Chestnuts the caviling of the ,;:or fo awl the 51111, CAW anchor, the Cartoits wean ashore tn miter rep&rt w int Adaiinistraree of the thattiaii., he wa► sou acituattod, node' pretchee; that Tie had ewe a Vetter with him; he tows( uu., and rep.or4 again to the .11dniniarators of die Custums, but t.tey refused to rec e ive his cdviarotitm, • bect,l4. they ...al, the Law of the 4 h (Might: nal, ?A year, prohibited all vesans tidbits* 100 tons from ap. hir e,.,,, g t h e ce ,, 4 , o f Fran , r, within the dinauce wink Eifirdt iner.sharime Mi board. Tile Cirßllll as. t.son tired ter too Islaninistratous of CI, kende tt Trbena oh Velugne, and the judo...Leer maned against him, Ifervue.ig all the ft oftuor of a l am . 44 , 0 ,4 at upon *" of war and etalassits. The Ca.Kairt appealed Irmo thin adpnnit to L.,e d.• reirtowe , , which airaiti vith rht.nri.d hip; bait as her in the heat utaanee had ennaetii•6::l htni 4. eta ni•nithe tinprmussnent, the avant. s A• • vh.' fent b.l RC the rilauo—t to Cassano a, hod Mttatahst detay. The tow cited tank be attend.al with the mom fatal rouse titmice. to tits Ibipt Incited ul CorttriV•fee het ea E and the Isle of Jersey, theme sh.l arc above 100 nod, • mad it is teartsbibie fa them sius peiii within four k. 411.4; att road of Anyigny being within that &Maud.; eire h m. roaceateitith Moat eipose to great iacutivemenciet the La r and inhabitaitt of the i4aini, who are supplied by Mant a thud. ships. The Administrator of the Catmint of Our hourg is wa corrhaced that the ship at destined for Jeraqi, that he had soot to our which Gyneral Gott pacquet i s Waft,. w as faun:due board tht ship. ietJalix) 4ot. Nrp. Xiv. coo e t 4joivia rn!in Mr. Merry to M. Tilllvronl, Paris, 2dlttet,‘ 10 11 . 2 a Mr. MarrYN seiszat7. 214 h held. Lio2. , . I $ If. V * i Citizen Minister, *Cats , tcept. too. It is with pain 16.. d 'nes& agent tooter the nectosity of haring to poetise agetiot the ego , . cat the hw of the French Republic, width declates every ship that mums a port ir France with• yrul.abitiod memitendize (• prel)bition bichotil I extends to all powder( English stiontitionuotYtkotgh wo i they aresiliHee • 'mot for another Pan ther Ettglielt brig named the Jenny, Capt. Welt.'"Mbeltie, wis freighted in England to tarty coals to the pottonliarente to miry!, as well es it saie/lquentity of English utereltamlise to the port of Colo in Spain, trout wheuce it was to *jog beck a forgo of wine. Arrived at Rtsoiefort, the Captain made his thelaratten at the Cesium-loot* of all he bad on boded, as wen ler the -port of Chareutio'es for that of Culls, aryl Its offered to de. pose in the Custoin-house, till his departure, the Riefehall• dizes which woe d :stilted for 4ipain, too.: sadi a precaution ehould be dormer! iteceoarv. Bot, testwithwandisig the frank and ceadid-procedurd on his part, which evidently proved he had no deogo of carrylitg non a COlitnikund oode, sued that the prohibited effects were melts destined me a foreign counirv, the Caere; uf..te'ootonis refined to sehtsit bit slosslaratitio, wad the ship thy virtue o f the above-remit...tool kite. The freighter. a ,d proprietors of the cargo having coin planted to the Engish Government, 1 hate, (:ttizeit reiviyol the order of my Court to represent this &Lir to phi, as well as to have the honor of soliciting of yen tire prompt en hag omeitt of the ship and cargo, which it is hoped *ill be done ; as the sentiments of justice end eouitoo which stood.: the French Goveritinent, nitot determine it to oluitt thot the in sinceoce ut the Captain is proved by the cimunimince of the offer that he made, to deposit tit...prohibited merchatirlize in the Cu.tom-house, till the moment of his departure. Further, Cithem Minister, I take the liberty of rocalline, to you on this occasion tlft obser:atium.whieh 1 sieve already had the honour of storing to you relative to the prejudicial effects which must moon:tidy r suit to English col 1111 l ems; as well as to tile alinicoOle consturiniaition between the two countries, by the continuatitsn, it time of peace, of a 1 or which was ems td during. a state of war, and at a moment IX the g 1 ate.[ fury. I have the honour, Video' Minister, to renew to you the &entrances of my high considoratiun. (Signed) A. MERRY. To Ctiaen Talleyouel, No, XV. Cooy of a Letter from Mr. Melly to M. Tolletrand, dated 0 '. 14, lfstiO, in Mr. Miliy's No. SO. Citisen Mististet, Paris , 14th October, 1502. • The English soip, named NAlley,Orptiiii Alton Richard we, de v iated frern las rota of Inglend, for Moto-rile% in Ittelaitd, with a cargo composed of fureign which had been talon from enemies ships during the war, a n d told tit Eoglaoti under a e.ourity that the perches:ft thould ex port nom. This ship being ott the coati of Holland h..J to conteuri with stress of weather, and suffered ernisidereble mage, and anvil% other dmiters the hies ef her bowsprit, w Idols winged her to take retNige in the putt of Flushiug. She ca t zed it :bout the muddle tithe month of Jul/ in the ore,eitt yotr, when a detachment cat Frenelt trotios, commanded by of hcero repaired on hoard and took possession of the vessel and cargo, without the Captain's knowing the cause of the seizure— the vessel is still detained. The cironinst•news of this event, if they are rea ly such as the Conti', and the UWOLIS have re pr oeutod them to the Britaimie Govgniment, -trent to impart a Itootle cptal tv; and the tousle& of the French officers, who appear to have made prize of the rowel, instead of affording it that se loin, liospitaMy, and asaittassee, whOli it might Mete eaperled in the putt of J. rtJal:t at preseist at pe.a:e with Eng land. lit the present ca*, there is nn question with regard to Eng lish nterchandize, (if the Ceomiu had attempted to introduce them in a contraband way, he has not even been accused Of SO doing ) for olithooe which were found cm boerd the Nancy were from whet coutories, and cuuld not hate loom impost:if hoe England but as pries front the enemy ; and even though they had beau supposed to hive been the manulaftures of Esigland, the forced arrival of the Yeosel should seem to hare otempted it from that low of the Elena, Republic which still prohibits ete - y production of the Neil or industry of Great Britain. It is in pursuance of the order of my Court, Grieco Minis tei , that I have the honour to represent this affair to you, and to rhowaild of you not only the prompt enlargement of the said Olio islet" her cargo, but also that justice should be dime to the oe nos for the haloes they base su.taiued by the detention' of their property. The Ette,lidi Ceirvernment enterteius 1114 d.iubt but that the sentimmts of equity which guide that of the Re public, will divose it to roc t he favoorably these demands, pro vided no deltacitency bee Wen prieold Againsethe Captain. 1 etubluee with eagerness, torizeit Monster, this occasion of heving the honour of renewaig to you the itesureac,s of thy high cuusideratioil. (Signed) A. .MERRY. To Citizen M. Talleyrand, mac. &c. • No XVI. Copy of a Note from Mr. Merry to J.I. Talleyrand, dated Pitrio 22d Oct. /802, -Mr. Merry's separatsopispatch, Oct. 25, 151)2. CiCzon Minister, Paris, C2ct Oct. 1802. A recent circumstance has just occurred, in which an Fog lisO se-se: Its• experieticed, in the 'toot ntarkvd meaner, the feet ()lute law of the Ftetielt Republic, which cutifucatee every ees.el ufl b. cad of %holt sliel be (inlaid the (cast emelt of Log hall manta tour. The noir George, commanded by Mr. John Newham, en t 'red the Pert uf Cteticitte at the begineing tif the month or . Aolgion not, to taste w a cargo of bandy destined for LtOtAktii, Laving on board 'oohing but its tialtast, Jilt( the necessary pro. 1 . 4.011 A for the veyeg... The Custent-Lowe otfirers G.wid no. thing that they could seiz. hut the chamber smolt. of the Cepteiu ( with respect to which he thought st utinecessare to make a dee-Liana's) suds as the plotil, a few glasses, and a few kuives and forks, the whole amount of %stitch slid not :enema tit 41-:tail to niore Ohm 41. rterl tig, or 96 livres of Fronee, which was the utmost they coo the C:iptain, incited leg hit loam* that ,sere in his cabin. Such, Cithem Minster, is the whole 'or which a subject of the Kill of England has staffored all the rigioirs of tote law of the 10th Mentor.", Oth soar of the Repo idle, &Treeing the emitter-eau of shios w ell' es 'Mee joitalties. 'Phis is a e.oe in winch Easeand would have token in exchange the limiter!. tion of France; while that POWer 110tillit a cepiatit who c.:nse for its prieiuctions to use on board his vessel dm uteusila df hie own rumi y. it to be said, that it is moos. tory, ?lefort: tioy one enters a port of Efittlee i Obi* lie emu be /molded with rates, easseo, loners and Cooks, r 4g site manta foettiro of than c n.ntry 1 or if, ti at is impessibie i is he to lie obligot to eat upon the d.oks, and Make use of his finger.? It appears inere I .W—the fact, however, is verififtl. Since, Citizen Minieter, the reproorsitet.ous I havealreadv het tee.hotinur to attire's., with fora to similar ea/1. 5 / 4 hose lauds cad sue effect, I commit yoopett a snore favorable result re lonee in the tiroteed I make in - the present ca.e. But NAM utest he '4 .n.ibie, C.ur t Muit?tier, hmir moth it is my duty to utak* it Itnowit to you. , I have the honeur s &e. • A. MERRY. Citizen Tallevrantl, Miiia.tar fyr, • Fureiott A traits. • No. XVII. c," of 4 Dispatch from Mr. Meat to Lord IlaillkeitkOWY, dated Paris,'Oeusher 28th, 1802. • . . (sEr.‘RATE.) • • - • %le Lord, Pees, Oct. fOth, 1802. John Newham, the mister of the British brig A:obit:es &h. vered to me a report last week of that vests* which had beet[ reightol to conic to Charente ie ballast, to convey from oheuei l a cargo of brandy for korglowl, ha , n bee.. seized at that pxatt by the Fronril CoOonolionse officers, beaus the diffeleist . in ies why M tarry found in the toaster's taunt fur the ace of !tie Stable, such as plate., kitiviis;" Woke Ana glasses, itlte coo is If hicit, lien flew, he de.-lrod aoo have Leda a'togetlicr 41. 'arere of Itritt-h iittineeture, mid baratiao be had lest stale d -eratation nt thou at the. Custaliii-Ipaor, lir acquaitatat r ue &hut. ace , th4t Ilia vessel had heart condontried, (n ronoopience kethet toizere,bv two ecotone. s if the Etee.ts.Trifrusrateil4 the tapartmesit where Charente iesitueted ' • ; Lune:tit it my Anto s my Lehi, to loge nett,* no etaffi 1, so violeat a promo ding to the FteJtuil Minister; delivered to him aocordin o, the der *fere: yeetentaY, die rerre.."l4.. tides, of which th e inclooed is ft edlor, taking that *Minimal to (COTHIIif M. Talleyniod of the former'lll.lhusegieragits• Oats I bad delivered to him owsobjeleatt A render Natzuwa•riud re" mewing verhaelv o uto this 01:441110144, rairsereatimor had then the hones. of resereedng to Min aitostigiuffinthsto the conthseorl rigorous einkculion, ii lime saf towee i ts= French law which had taken plasm at a onoMesit ads* beat 4.1* late eat. no Mistattr [Mine![ bite ftatlrsr t 6 ors, to au tioureasc that Le 16.4.1.4410ej1it, 0111 1 61 Id be FIRE 47 CiSTLE HUN7LEr. (s,totako wh i l;h :."4 lll . sad stow lad befdte . Early on Thursday sennight, it. was discovereti A. MERRY. ' that, one .of stile higher apartments in the left wial. trade lininc" l el lta i v in e t the b l e w ea rt i r. e a ' r The light llon. Lord Ilawkesioary, &c. &c. . , .. of Castle liuntly was on Are. The ringing of the Copy of avigib)attioyh daft0tme N dr.t. 1 0m x . : % ,%L.' , :,: ii.1 .,. 0: 0, ,,,,,3 ,..i, 0n i . il aw ke:- , chur ch . bells announeed the accident to tl.t people ; in the village of Longforgan, situated at the dish (ShPARATE.) • tance of a quarter of a mile from the Castle. The Paris, May 10th, 1803. My Lord, alarm was soon spread, and numbers of the crritn urtta i (ego( to the nutneus memlio o r i al s and re iit..siesitations, try . people hastened to give their aviitance. The lett wing being separated from the Main builcfing , by •a stone wall, the doors "that communicated with of E•anee I have ualy to obierve, that they have, with the ex twlltiosical-lo! h h i a a I M P a had ieaty h a l su n l ia a k et r trw i l h n: s h G a ° v v e er s i t7e e a l ar ti l ' the wing were quickly built up with turf several ma and coma tion of their vowels and property bill 'u l i thb4 tl.: d'‘'i tio ter r na t: cciation of oche ur tiq,,, i n .e auee s, r e mained utotoavivre 4 ; 1 taut feet in Lhickness, to prevent the flames from getting therefore no blame can attach to me, if my endeavottratie carry into e ff ect your Lordaleta's iust reei ..n. on ' thit head, Lillfflll4 : e access. fi: tob thise attrib u ted the welljtidgedexpod pri:seati ienryt,sOon oft:t lotpi h ly e i been mart: safeeteial. I have the honour to be, arcs castle ; for the wind blew so fresh, that had •the (Siatiodj WHITWORTH. flames obrai:Led adrnis;:ion, there seetrq ,to be little Right lion. Lord I litakaaney, 4t ,. .. ice , 3( C. doubt they would have baffled all exertions m sup- Nu. XIX. cm, of an I„ struc e t „ n fain, 'lend Hobart to Lieot-General press them, and the castle owth,covhufilcdrke:floialrgvetc:ooesbeie:ona. rind liai gj ett " 7:*l l rl i milio e i l A t' L i t i4 ::: " C GU Al V e er : W G. ,o"l VlLl Can tie l t ' 4411"11 " 1"11b:417htits1 eitgpte "Pe ss ieb a ‘ rr ruj i ve li d . lll 7A D b° un u d t e Dundee ell for OMober, ISU2. . .. two engines,. the one .belonging to the town, the Sir, . . other to the Dundee Assurance Company, were so quickly, diseatehed ! that scarcely an hour inter .44.:vi,eratialcmstiran, aelyhtatv,,intrinteitt7:::::rt.i•te:iicrtetiped!lott•h.l(:.:lll.,:drhellint7pe::.; s e l t tne ktata•mut Government, lam to sicnity to you lis . ll 4ajes 6 o' vened betwixt the setting 'onto( the express from commands, that you should retain pierstaisimi theleot anal tur;, the castle, and the arrival of the engines, a distance titer ordeal, lt is however extremely deairaale, that, us the , : (),... t mil:wiles: , Atiltis time the whitte wing "was•cm. t g i h i ct tn til o d : • fire; - AlaoUt tave9' o'clock in the afternoon the. fire• e .w it , ec .id e et n t a w n it o icti f this i h n ; t c re ,i et ei • i o l ' , l ied , ev t e o r . y .„ l o i: i c te ita i i e ..tsT . : y tayi.tu (;..vetamout, or to create an apprehutaiust of moister , was extinguished. The castle furniture •was re -- - • - - !Pl ) sed to the green, and guarded by a party of (ruin an hostile motive N. B. The .b u rg instruction rec. ived at the Cape on. ' , Ar i l .- s from Dundee.—this dreadful fire was the 31 4 ( Dee ti . r .,, en c be , of ti : v 3, l l j, " :,,, 2 4 4i: : "' rec wl ,;, :rt v '4 , l l .ll in in uoar (;r i n ti e ng At . occati ...... 'so ned by a candle snuff which had fallen . on • strt,t un - Uac IStli March. . the floor, and had not bean Much praise is due to the iisd iv lu id a u ic al i C r is ti r Y • w Pi he tt se o t e u x::,. No, v.v. fSr.CRET.) Ceps` of instructions from the Rick Hetentrehl' Lord 1 1 0 4 alts ertions the fire was gut uneer, .parakul,srly h 0r...0f has Majeaa's Pt; ne iaaf S•aaetarito. or State, &ea dec.& c nt.„riotts i mme di at l y engage d w i t hi n t h e • (.7i:stir.— tu tieutenaist-Grionat Fauteu D ea th s laeutarianit-Goser- r It is understood that the premises are fellyinsored. ma ant Cummalider of his Ntiace**s Force, at ti t , Cape o f a a . Gaod Hope; slated Bin pith Novemberalb o2. • Sir, Thewnrie.g sliest, 16th November, 1102. FROM THE LONDON GAZE,Trei•Moy 21. ..... • insltrlucasvisiotnhsewlthoooichu,rbtoy tacheqixtaiiinikg%rocod,,l,hittnit,itin,u,tritcobsiitalusidluotie tl it t . e j , . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Nathaniel Calvert, Lancaaer, merchant, to surrender July th iact u i l a ti s m h o it , ,; i o t r i i s ti h n is au la i la d l es es T t i y n :s ci p t l o e r aa t u b re 4 to, , it: ve tt : f. 9, at ten, at ilia Whaa. Hart Lancaster aftchiei Rlll3ll'llll MUSS, dm Bethletn, Lothian,' jalge - 14, event e. ) ;r7t 3 :f i t l h t e he E Eat albcibr:pat:Lefht,:tehwtatri:youiv'f.idbaseetigniuigreratttiterhecier t C iii p i p s ar e f t w o u r7 e the f l u ir r yu il l u nz r :ed e i w ate tv i e u e lo tl e i ! i : at elcv• a i r a t Guildhall • BANKRUPTS. • ' ' * • • delay. John Baird, Tottenham -court, Middlesex, storteismainn, to tinder an impresd - ut, however, of the probability of those surrender M.tv 28, June 11, and July 2, at twelve, an Gnarl ships having salsa, without the 'morn,' a n i t A) aCiiilAillt YOOl hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Telenutt, Devonshire-street, that other ships have been substituted for that sefteira ; but that Qui-al aqoares , • • lam apprehensive it w i ll h e at l e . i t one uaa gat , belbre that William Smith and John slaldnon, Newpte-street, linen.. can leave this country. . daasaws;".latay 24,• jtfne 7, and July 2, at tau, at Guildhall lam also to signify ta you his Majeass's pleasure z that ) oi, (10 A ....winery, Mr. Acilarag r Oal Jewry. . • proceed forthwith to the execration *of your praierinstructions amen Neale and Peter 'farmer, Ratcliffe, Middle:exn crab. for the complete evacuation oldie Cape. (laden, May 25, at twelve, Julie 7, aid July t, at tell, S e The utmost roraiiity subs sting b e g :we ep-hit Majesyy's Gy - (iu Mihail, laaniun. ' ' AtEonacy, Mr. Ileard, 'harper-square, a th e ie rn n to lu e:i t t c a o n a d ci t t .-ha iut t o.l7 of c t o h n a d ß ,tr ta i v is 4l: ll. 4 y w e prU'il:::Ritl4l,%g%lisitUi::..lfV rive... ( ia , d i ila n o s . fi, 1,1 4 . a • •;;..-_ e . Peter Smith, Familia, Yorkshire, slialloon-niaker, June 2, Officers belonging to that Republic. 3, arta-Jaily als ft eqrmils,,ml ) : WilitcLioo,•liaafaa. Astor ' I have the linnaur to be, &c. ii..•,., Mr. Ramaden, 15J1fax. - (Siatted) - HOBART. . John Frost, itt Bedininater; Struersat;hire, elctsr, May 23; Tu Lieutenant-General Dunthea, •.. . 26, agitt July Y, at- eleven,- at else KumnaerTaverst, Bibtak eke. &e. &c. At W iw i l l i l e i Y a . m N l l l r hr ;‘ it a b a y rti o n f i C ß a ri4l9 insbltih, Lincolash , re, reca. and Si; No. XXI. Joseph - Esdaile, Of ?Warden Asir. Essex, rnight, bankera, Copy of a Letter from Mr. R. itME t o L ord Hawkesbur y , dated Loudon, May -Italy 1003. June la, 20, and July 2, at ten, at tac- Na' hue-Hart Inn. lkly Lord, London, May 15th, 18 0 3. Gainsburgh. Attori.e.y, Mr. Cs.dd, Gait) b.:Pi;li. In the present critical posture of attains, 1 lose de time in Simeon Malleys, of Scale° nese, Yorkshire, in'e'reliatit, June communicating to your Lta.laleip, for hi s aa a j a a l y' s lamina 9,4, and July 2, at tell, at the George lon, Xitigstiaf-apea• non, that a treaty was signed at Pant on the thirtieth day of Hull. Attorney, Mr. Sandwich, !lull. . April last, by the pletriptitentiaries of America and Franc _ ;by Ch ar l es C o l e, Ycrk, merchain, June 15, 1(1, and July 2, which the complete suvereiatity of the town ani territory of at e l even, at t h e Bl ac k'Sa van Ind, York. AttorneY, Mr. Bar.. New Orleans, a. well as all Louisiana, as the same was hereto- b„ , Gray .. i on _ squalier L o m on. • fure possessed by SoLiti, l ut a b een acquired by the u n it e d States wan. Pinker, Liverpo...„o,rate and glazier, June 24, 25 4 , of Amelia. In drawing up this treaty, carc Itaa been taken and Ju y 2, at ten, in t -e N..g's II ad Inn, Wallington, Lan so to frame the saute, as not to infringe any right of Great Bria casliire. Attornies, Met irs. Top : ng and Bradford, Warring- ' ,:tain in the navigation of the river Mimissippi. 4na iose e l 4 )l: Littler, St. i ti Cl ,,y e 2 n , i - esi: t t - D te a n n . ea a , t Middlesex,Gui l dhall. goldsmith. Attorney' • I flatter myself that this communication will be received Irish satisfaction, and regarded as a new proof of the dispose May 'floe of the United State. to uhserve towards ins Majesty a spit Mr. James Platt, Bride.court, Bridge -street. - .• - 'lit of amity and confidence, important at all lanes, and more Wm. Ballantyne, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, merchant, especially so In present circumstances, to tho harmony and . T i lane 3, at one, 11, .at twelve, aud Jay 2, at eleven, at Guild .mutual prosperity of the two countries. hall Attortiey, Mn. Oakley, New London-street. • e I avail myself of this occasion, to renew to your Lordship . _ , • * bnlpikbs. 'the assarance tildistinguishad consalaration with which( have • the honour to be, tc. ' Kb FUS KING. June 14. Thomas I.onsdale, Lower Brook-street, Groom- k . nor-square, linen-draper, *lt ten, at Guildhall. Right lion. Lard liawkesbitry, &c. • - . •-" June 11. 'John Sheringhani, Great Maribterough-street. n.-- No. XXII. per-stainer, at tea. at Guialhall. .„ Copy of a Letter Rein Lout Ilawkesbury to Mr. Ring; dated June 14. Robert Oreatnot r cl, Gloucester, grocer, at eleven, • ' May 19th, 1803. at the Lower George Inn; Gloncrsier. Sir, Downing-street, May 19th, 1803. June 16: John' Barran, Wakefield, York, garflener*ata Having laid !Wore the King your letter of the 15th of this eleven, at the White-Hatt lan e Wakehald• - • • namth, in which VOU inform eta, thii't a treaty was signed at July 5 Joseph Monday, Kingston-tition• Hull, corrufaetor ' Paris ou the 50th of tan mouth, by the I'leitiptiteutiark - s of air: l eech, at t h e WhitgalicrtTaverit, Kingston-rain:m-111111; '''' America and France, by a hick the complete soy arei,atty a . . June c 5, Robert ittirtetr, diaado,strmi., draper, at, one. the towns sod territory of Nevi Orleans, as well 55 of all 1.9 , ,i,i. .. ( 4 .; kt p ui ll . . . , a ' aria, has bael. azqulred by the United States; 1 have rseee(cd I" • June YI . Charles Holt and Edward Dai is, - Hattett Wall, • Maiesty'a Collllodlll.li to eXpfs:ra 1.0 you the kilessinc with which jewellers, at eleven, at Guildhall. his alajesty las received this intelligence, and to add, that his July 1. Benjalllitt Lane, Buchan-lane, inaurogaalmaker, gt Majesty regards the care whielt• hes been taken so to frafte ten, at Gealdleast this treaty as not ty infringe ails right of Great Britain in the navegatiou of the Mississippi, as the lout sati-la - torp cvi- , a.n. j . d:l l iF t u i ra : a ., l l B 6 .; s N i t t t i t , p ri i : tr t ii, D i: e ribe b F dist fi llya N .n e , cl 4 hi b ie,t it ui t i , 74 .. 7 l ::: 49a inevne..k : pe l a i r h t : t;a a tt N iei esb lidelviim it4 g aii.... deisce of a "disamition eat the part of the Governilleat of the United States, c•tiresponitent to that which* his Ma- at the Star kW, Manchester. ft Guildhall; jesty entertains, to prnmotpromotea,lti imp eve *that liareta'dY Jane 11 Jainta Sutlierland;Vith, haberdaiher, at twerve; 1 and gaol uadart aiding which so happily subsist betweenl the tao cuiintries, and which an. so coisaucive to their mil. I CERTIFICATF.S,.JuTzE 11. ,rt . toil benefit —I have it also in command to trastire you, Sir, I henry gimmo, Be iatal, merchant. that the sentiments which you have expresse.l in making this JulteiGreentiond and litonsas Cooper, Manchestei, whales cameo imication ' are co nsidered by his- M m .. aje-ty's Guveruent 1 bone-cutters. '. • as "11 aaditional proof of that cordiality and confidence which .1- :litotes Probers, Leadenhall-strect, viflualler. you have tiniforiney manifested he the whole ceeurs •of your i la m Hawes Conden•street,l4lington, mariner. • • :- ... • rubble inisaion and which have so justly entined yon to the William Lake, Bishopegate-street, taerchant. esteem ewe( reag;rd of his Majesty's Genet:mined. 3'11..111;1 .. . • a Botton i les, Liverpool, linen-draper. - • • 1 dr-sire you to accept the ax e suraucela car tie distinguished . Thomas Winter, Breweraateet, optician. _ . • . ciaisiderattent with winch I hale the bonne, to be, etc IIAWKESBURY. ----'---- r jcigail yoaatlvhciseth.our 43 q. l ii lit io T itlia t a l dei . ' . .-- ,a 4 i h u . Ann-street ui t . ttC7 . t West,' the Ram Krieg g Lig. 'fie &v. arc. . _ Y . • _ 44 _. __ _ _ __ 1 Lady es t t .; NAVAL 14V7ELLIGEN CE. MARRIED. ' I.ast week, at Daddingtosa Church. in fhe county of autiTiataut it, MAY 20. I Ni a u ul, h io n e l e h . c E 'l SZ l• ot b E y doi th a e rd ß H e v v t . ese rVir , t . ia la ja ii m as es W , a H rcl o , ra d c a e ug S h t : • The company of his Majesty's ship V ictor of . _ . .. Lord .ty. . 110 guns,. Vice-Admiral Right lion. _ _ Nelson, K. B. Ist Captain,. George Murray, ‘2d Captain, Samuel Sutton, P. , (f. having received bounty and two months advance, she this evening sailed for the Mediterranean, where Lord Nelson is to take the command in chief; also sailed his Ma. jesty's ship. ~! I ;nption, of 32: guns, t:apt. T. M. Hardy, whia . will take the situation of Capt. Sutton, in die Pl . upon their arrival at their station ; and the la ter will take conunand of the intphion. . Remain at Sphhead the following:—his Majisty's ship of 44 guns, Admiral Lord Gardner and Hon Citpt. Pap- - Pi" of Capt. 1.4.11)) 'opaze, 'Or Capt. i gu. Vin :utters, rind ter of the late Lord . Viscount Dit,liey and, Ward. • - Friday, at Sr. Anne's,' Westminster Mr. ittivrlists, of Itanisbury, to Mrs. Howard, or Cain e, both in Wilt. shire. On Tha:stiay, last, at Chichester, 'Mr. Young, of Shal ford, near Guildtoid, Surrey, to Miss Rhoads, sistet.of Thomas Rhoades, F.. 11. of Chichosta. • DIED. On Thursday last, in tie 4.5 th year of her age, Mrs. Turner, wile of Charles Turner, of the Robintiood Tarefit, Ciapto , ,, Hackney. At Bath, attar a long and painful illness, which she bore with uncommon fortitude, the Laity of William Burrouios, Esq. M. P. for the horough of Enniskillin. 1 API. W.. .. ll' a I 111.1•0 . •Al URSA'''. • ' Bank Stock 5 per Cent Red. 5611i linlia Stuck 3 :wr C C. :411111 Ditto Hyoids +per Cent Calli. .... 74414 Irish 5 per Cent.. 941 5 per Cent. Ann 94g l- Excli,Al Bills .... par. 1 die. 5 pc-recto. 179; WO Eng. Lot. Tick. . Bank 1.. Ann .... 17j 5-16 Iri.li ditto a .. . Bank &lion Ansi. ..... . 4 Bonk fur Osen. insp. 3 per Cent. 57 India fot Opal. •••• Ditto Ann .. of 44 . the 1 i o guns, Capt. CifrarJ; Excel- HMI WATER KT LONDON THIS DAV. Morning, 4l tn. after 3 I Aikernest,. fir. , guns, Baker; 1.,. r 4 4. of Capt. London: Primed by J. fik 'Ass , No. it, Crown-smart, Fiona. street ; and published lye vi Wasr v of Water-greet. WWI - al. the Offite, tie. 13, Salisbury-aquare ; where 41seresernents are seceinesl i aad caliaawailaiiaos t. 9 D 11414 unbt addivoul,. 4 . . 111*. and Hon - Capt. Paget; Puiiioat, of 74 guns, Cal Roweni fin, of 50 guns, Capt. Lob!) ; La Topa of :PS gups; Capt. Like ; 9.43 guns, Ca Ilichardsou ;an4 Arrow, of JO Rum., Capt. V ' cent; with scvcrid !ierunue cuttgrs;- Stc. —Wi ' N. by E. and rwaderate. In the lsattpour i hisylajty'fi sbip Gladiator, of gnus. Jain 119110wity, ltur Admiral o f it and Lieu. C.onolly ; ite.y.sl Sovereirs, of guns, Capt. Curry; /fru:Amnia, of 100 guns, Ca Kirtoe; .Princr of tratu, of 98 guns • Capt. Ciffa Windsor,Casilt, of 98 . guns, C.ipt. Latham ; Ea kat, of rCitulas,.:Clapt. Dash ; .s'cabora, of 38 gu Him. Capt,oyle; a/96 guns, Capt. Bak ' Galatea, of3B guns, Capt.: fl.othcote; Ort!relm, • "92 guns, Capt. Hill; Pairosia, of 18 guns, C. McFarland ; Pearl, (slop ship) of 32 guns, Lii Baky, and Prvilojask, (‘trav .hir of 40 guns, Y &oval. Master curama4AJii , • • '• , I ' .. .117".- '* ~~~ ..,r ' (1 i ~l •. . r t.~ 4 VS d