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Anonuot of Ste.criptions already ailveitind L. 25,162 12 Hil Ri nail RA,' . . • 10 10 0 NI, It Otto . . 2 11 0 It icir• I Raker, itilt. • • . 1 1 0 Th , WN k•llen at R. Uakrea Pristruiscory s its Yore •ff.in • • 10 0 6 DI , t:mt, of D 'dollen . . 10 10 0 Giorge L-4 , 4ll.l,n•rworth, 8441 of DarliniMis 3 0 U ThOalas Thwaitesme. Hastings . . 1 0 0 I John Gal,'. kwerett, seq. of He, seabsr.y. 3.1 Sub. ~,ipti..,n 41 0 0 • • nund Lye, SVlnatosr.r • - . Id • 10 0 0 ',AMU 1.. it and Richard 3 , ignr. or . 13 ignl - 109 0 G The Volunteer Ce.n. ni Greer Rarldriv. in Es•r•n. Deism nem two ria a ~a••. they are chielly ~ate 101.”. Swing oss ilwor labour . 1 0 0 'roe Of6e.es, Non•comoo.rostril Oifictrs, Droll noir., and Privates, of the Liis 41 Lpiol. Ward Vo hoitsperJoseilirs , Citinberlatte.ene data irsy, by • Lie..l.-Col Di Whelpdale - 44 5 0 Thal Mtnetsers of the New Club of Skip Owners of Great Yar.io..th - .. 511 0 0 Wal &ruttier', Esq. M.D. . • 10 i 0 0 tn. Fl limn . . 9 .; 0 3. T. Jame. and Co. . . 10 ld 0 C• J Wilkinson . . - 3 3 0 Z and C. • • . - 5 0 0 1. ,, u4 W 11.1 d, R N . . 2 2 0 The Rev. Sr T.oona. R•oughtoo. 8 , 4. - 100 0 0 C.pt. Golilelettoeh, RN. . . 3 5 o ( - Apr. Edersol Crofton, lb. M.iii sty'. ship Raeciou 10 10 0 The Officers of His Majesty's ship Racoon - 26 3 0 The Petry Officers of ditto, 14 44 V* ply . 0 0 0 The S•amen cud Mariiies of ditto, 11l days pay U id 0 A Frond . - 1 1 0 1 04 r Sian gton, Dodoes' Commons . 1 1 0 Lb ...1 wi•Cartliv and Sin - . 10 0 0 .1 .4.,,h Grot., ff• .4. . - . 10 0 6 1. i. Mre 1 - -than - • - .5 3 u It - R., LS limo 9forral - . 1 1 0 Mrs Baron _ - 0 10 6 3.mrs and John Simon. - • 10 10 0 All . - . 010 6 • L.,4 River. - - • fail 10 A 8.1••. Ain,. 'Thompson - - - 3 9 0 J s /.h R own . - 5 5 0 ... . _ NC . 101sarl.1 Green . - 50 0 Mrs. Gr•en . . . 3 0 0 IV n C. Engliali . . • 5 5 0 Wm Clarke, Ktnes Arms, Westl&m.ter 1 1 0 J. 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Esq :Amen., E s we - 10 10 0 • I'. G. Bra n ton, K. 41. great Walthain, Laser . SPo 0 Robert Stierein, Si U. . . - 5 5 0 us l it Chess'ir, the Officers, Noti-rommioiened 016 , ins, and Pi 'setts of the Roxwell Company et Volunteers . 5 14 0 fCM-. . . 2 0 0 Sir W H. Ashhur•t . . 10 0 0 lir Al.orteo' D'Asth. Rart. . . 10 0 0 Aiielrers Harri.co. laii. . - - 10 to 0 J..his Harrison, 111. . . - 10 10 0 1 Roe Edo Jitnkiiison, Austin Villa, IV-rwickA. 111 10 0 [ S.P. - - . . 11 0 R.ilrert Hunter, Esq. of Thuntnn, Iladdingtonalt. 50 0 0 William lland.ll, Esti. 2rl Subicootten - 5 0 0 Yiihri Tbo , nrei , n, I unburt.terrace - - TO 10 0 AM.,. Hans ltrailli-s . tip. - 10 10 0 Hein. Dieltinnoi, Es. e . . - 10 10 0 iJohn Rage's, Faq - - - 20 0 0 1 Mr• Heater Stoughton, Wsinotolharn, Norfolk ifo n Mask Singletnn, .sq Parish of Ca.eiharn, ••••:frolk 10 0 0 Seesaws t-i ~ t ier ditto ditto ditto 2 0 6 Mr. Wow. Corm !I dints ditto ditt o 2 2 0 Mr F.dward Cooper ditto ditto diito 1 1 0 Mr. Richard Wing ditto Aitt.i ditto 1 I 0 111, W. C4yder ditto ditto ditto 0 7 0 its. Itawrs . - - 10 11 0 Joho Skaone., Lineohie inn - , 5 1 0 B Williams, 144.44,4 row . - - TD 0 0 1 .1.41 1.44tt , t and Sons - - - 10 0 0 1 Rottharn SI , hards Geoge Rake, Esq. 3 0 0 W Revise. Fey. . : : . 50 ft - _5 0 0 T I.,nies, Esq St P Clarence Lodge - 2.1 0 0 Samuel Illai , d, of Revoley . 2 2 0 .I,.hai Slop - e, Pm. . - . 10 10 0 .1.0,,, J. NtarskaTs Company of Cunsedion, at hdb,:c1,..R..1.1 - - 14 6 0 !Ismael 51 ure, Faq Mild= H4U - . 42 0 0 1...41,4 St.tker - - - - IQ In 0 A Youiigl.ol. .... • - . 0 2 i Spenea:r %laulial, Vq. - - . 2.) 0 0 Malian !oar. 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PART I. of A NEW and CO IPENDIOL'S DICTIONARY of AR TS and SCIENCES, to bat completed within the year, by the publication of one part un the first day of leery sub-to:limit month, the whole matins( twelve parts, or two lame and elegant quarto volumes, with 01141 hundred cop per-Oates, by Mr. Heath and Mr. Porter. Ry G. GREGORY, D. I'. Doctor in Philo..Thy and the Arts, and li•mnary Member of the Imperial University of %Vilna Member of that Mari chewer arid Newcastle Literary and Philusoph.cal Societies. Honorary Member of the Rimed of Axocultare; Author of kways Ilistorteal and Moral, the Economy of Natute,Ac. 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In what state was the trice wl.eu yon took her in to,sv --leer sudsier disabled. rn my of her ports blown and she rr.:4.!e s'i mach w iter through -hot Voles, that we could jn.t keep her Tree. We-e you able to have to ved •r up to the 69'12. it 1 had not edged up to you ?---No, the / yr p hew ,% rudder was von?. and the prizris were di,- that we could rake very little w:iy. Did rots eontirne he in t iw till you parted from the stiii.!; tut )•..-No. Did the swell of the sea prevent yntir getting up jury-masts ?- •Yes, these wat a he,ivy swell, which prevented the boats going al•ongsi,! e her, and pile vente I our getting up jury -masts. D. r!•e n r i , te of the Sirius, in tow, also lose her masts i'--•Yes, all het masts were gone, except t. e foremast, which was not fit to carry tail. Could yon hive taken the prisoners and wounded men out of the pr;yet in onI••r m le✓r'•+ them, if necessary ?—I inten 'ed to do so, to let ti.crn •ink, there was so much cl , fficulty to get the Spaniards :Li the pumps. How I. ag were ynn at Rechfort before you tailed with Admiral Stirling ?•--I do not teeniled the ezad time ; I came in June and left in What was the force of the enemy in that Prirt ? Five sail of the line and five or s'x ft iiates, I do not recoiled which, and three or four brigs. When did they sail ? --I do not knovi; I heard they sailed the day atter. I was tol I sio by A Fre Ith poisoner. I took, L'.4ft , opt, a French cnry lie; the Captain of which informed me, he had tailed with the Rochfort squadron the day after Admiral Stir. hog lef: that port in Oduber last. Lieutenant Thomas Warren ex.ar,;:led. Were you my Signal Lieutenant in the n.Olll •.1 July last ?—Yes. Did you observe the enemy's ships on the morn ing of the 23:11-1 did. Did you perceive they had a smaller number ..f ships - - 41 the morning of the `Lid than they had o•t the t2d, the day of the anion, beside. the twd prizes we had taken from them —1 di 1. Did you observe any of th • enemy's ships advance from their weather-bow ?—1 did ; tour sail (6 the line, besides frigates, were separated tiom tke fleet, apparently in good order. Did they appear to have sustained material da mage in their masts and yards?—Nothing of con sequence. What was the signal made to the Defiance on the morning of the 24th? No. 77, to being to. \That is the number of the signal made to re connoitre the enemy ?—No. 19. Was that number made to the Defiance that day ? Court—Was any signal made to the neff *Ore to Ion!: out between the British fleet and that of the enemy, or to watch their mttiocs, previous to that signal for her to bring to ?.—Nio, none. Do you know by what acci !eat the Dr . :pace came in that situation?—Being the startanswt ship of the weather line a signal was made to bring her to, r s one of the enemy's frigates was coming up a-stern to reconnoitre us, previous to which a signal was made to the Dras/ to Tacna mitre. Was any signal made afte- that to call in the De- . Auer to join the Beet, befi tc he made the signal to the Vice-Admiral,to ask %shelter hes!torld any longer keep sight of the enemy ? Nine, except that of an swet ing her signal. Did tilt four sail of the line on the weather-60+w appear to be part of the fleet you engaged. or were they fresh ships that had not been in the alline ?- -I conceived them to be part of the fleet with w:rch we had been engaged. What was the number of the enemy's line of bat tle ships at that time ? lb. Was the signal which was made to Captain Dur ham to bring to, reheated by A4mieal Stiang, be fore it was answered i---I did not see ir. [lt was here propused by Mr. Bicknell, to call back Captain Durham to explain his evidence, but Admiral Gilder saying, that he conceived his mis taking the signal to be accidental, it was cle,meki unnecessary.] Mr. John Sutor, Chaplain to the Phenix, .Idmiral Calder---I call this witness to spew my apprehensions of the Rochfort and Ferrol squadrons, which I have mentioned in my defence to-day, and that I expressed them at the time. If the Court think this unnecessary, I have no farther trouble to give them. I mean this, that 1 may net be sup posed to have taken up the ground since the 23d. The Court thought it evidence proper to be re ceived. Do you remember my sending to you a copy of the duplicate of my account of the anion, io coo sevence of the illness of my Secretary do. When ?-01 the 2►:h cf July last. Did I say any thing reap el.ng my further inten tion ?--You observed, that, from account. you re ceived of the clamzer of the different ships, it would be very imprudent in you to attempt to force the enemy to renew the anion; that the damages were very considerable, and that, if you hal it in your power to renew the anion, you must abandon the captured ships and the Wind,or Cattle. Did I make any, and what observations of the probability of the Itochfott squadron being at sea ?•-- You told me you fully expeOed they w as the wind was fair for sailing at the time Admiral Stir ling left the blockade. . Did I say any t:iing of the French squadron ?-•Yont obterved, it was very prcbable they wou'J be at sr as they would have been apprised of the cronbined squadron being returned from the West lonics, and that the wind had bees fair for their sailing many days subsequent to your leaving the blockade of Ferrol. Sir Rol.ert Cal dor—l have no farther trouble to give thy Court; I have no.other %hum to call. The Court adjourned WI Thursday. [The Sentence of the Court will Riven in ye.teiday's Paper.: r. 14 RATA _ _ In the E.Mettce Astalival Stetitic in the Answer to she 4 r. in Q.t.. trt.ce the Prekteeern D sup.aib, mut t Lop-sal Is. At the .. , 41uf tee Deposition et Caot.Citattit!, in the Ps f one. atin—ier Mr freettlni t•I4 of Vie Cntirt, I contrive Cipt.Cnintnit t. b: the penen moo comp-teal to si e.k tt. the qeettenn po• to him by me. Oft I • int 4 have no eitfieuity tit ettbraittl.:, `the time cutnitiois to treaty Canto in the Fleet." •