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- I matfett? of the Spaisish Government, nand giefiogif ► ,• • ~ , ,tted to remain embodied, and privateers to be fitted out, suotari :male she propert: of and manned by Frenchmen. No. 2.ails an Eatraii of a Letter from Governor Halkett to Lord Hobart, dated Bahamas, .6th January , 1804, stating, i v that by information from diftereut parts of th coast of Cuba, r• there could not be any doubt but that ao expedition wee im mrdiately intended against that place by a body of French troops that have been landed under General Nomllea in that • island from St. Doiningo. • (Traits!anon of Incloser/ in No. 25 ) • • St. Jag. Cuba, Bth January, 11104. A French agent arrived here two days ago, who is said to base Ircat authority. The Saatiiili will not as yet recugnisr him, which ciicun3stance has not, however, prevented his lea/r -il: a deputy, for the purpose of adjudging prizes. General NOaill.la has left Barracos, together With his army (which cues'eas of from 1000 to 1206 men), on their way to Piaui Privaipe, where he is to organise and augment it Some perverts' have been sent by him to that town, in order to recruit them secretly. It is 318rmed, that he has an isiteauon of untir ing himself master of La Providence, but I hope that he will be 'tapped in lin way thither. Privateers are in greater number than ever; every body is fitting them out. No. 26—Is au Extra& of a Letter from Governor Halkett to Lord Hobart, dated Bahamas, 3.1 February, 1804, stating, that he had received ittforosation correburating the fore ',including thus : Indeed, by an accaunt re . carved 'mei tie coact of Cuba, I think that it is likely that G laaal been recently killed in au action which took ,dace un cut cts', with one of the armed private vends from this port, the captain of which very imprudently permitted hiene•lf to be boarded iii the night-time by a French vessel, having on bpd about 3:,.) Fseiieli soldiers ; the Captain of the British meta waa kited, to,:ether with a great number of his I ovew, and dill T 116411 ca.:turel. I understand that eighty or ' nisletf of the ! tench , oleitee• wee:: kullail to the action, and that General Needles thee. of tees wounds." No.~7~Eel net of a Letter (ruin Governor Halkett to Lnrd Helmet, pie. &C. ke. dated Governinent House, Bahamas, 11th litobirotry, 1804, stating, es That the above pancire.l part of the French fore* was then at the Havansiah, and that be ' bad tent a remonstrance to the Spanish Goye.:me there, with lTilrYl to the tacit protertroo the enemy have been tece.ving iw diffkrei t places under hit command.' No. se.txtract of a Letter from Governor Halkett to the Bight Hon. Lord Hobart, dated Government Howe. Rana. may 7th April, 182ea...Receive,' 20th June following. The conduct of the Spaeish Guvernai. et at Cuba, wills respect to the French, has been, considar.ng the neutrality, shameful hi the highest degree. To the temonstraoces which I thought it my duty to make to the Gavertior at the Havana mall,. be answers, that nothing niconaistent witn the rule' of neutrality had taken place within hit Government; and that he confuted himself strictly to common arta of humanity or hula pitabtv to the French who had arrived the e. This he assens, although it is a notorious fact, that the whole of the extetiave coast of the !Omni of Cuba has for several months been a 'belt. r and protection to the numerous French privateera who infest thaw sell, and has afforded then, safe and convenient places of deposit tor their prizes. In the Havannali itself, 'ruled •casels have been fitted out by the French, have pro cecd.al to ace, and immediately return ed with valuable British pria.s, part of whole cargoes have been disposed of its that port without any queetions or interference. There are now in the Havannah four valuable hoeicaard booed Jamaica ship-, :and her brigs, which th.y have recently captured and cai•iial ta that plate. They have been purahasing vessels and arming then there, and have been allowed a &lyre of licestaa mid la titude whalt molt be looked upon as hula short of actual hostility on the put of the Spanish Government. Tim French sepaelmn in the Hmannah amounts to about ten armed reseals of elltfrere..t descriptions, and they have purchased three American ships for tramports. If they preceed towards Euroi"ls I think it probable that they will meet with M robal Mitchell's squadron fm it Bermuda, as I have sent early information to him of their probable motions. No 29—Is an Fatract of a Lett , from Governor liallsett to Lord Hobart, dated Government House, Aahamas, 19th May, 1604, dating that the French troops, under the command of Cameral La Valett., had left the island of Cub). dO—la an suact Of a Letter from Lieutenant Giver. air Nugent, to Lord Hohart, ditedJamaca,2etk May, 1804, aripoiiiicing the following fuelosure. Lick/sure in N.. 3s 1. a C,py iif a Letter fro ii lieutenant Governor Nugent and Sir J. T. Duckworth, to the fi•iyerrior of the Kassenah, dated, King's Home, .I...nitica, 10th April, 1404. complaining that French mope are allowed ti assernbie at the Havertnah, aM that 134itiih vessels captorA by Frrinch pitoPpert equipped liter., are brought in there and sold. No. 31—la a Copy of an Order from Si: IrAward Felice, Rant. to. Captain Wallis, of His Majesty's Ship Naiad, dated on board the Toonaot. off rh.• Coast Of'S•aiu, th INth August, 11103, directing hue to go to Coruna& to complete his water • 4, Yalu Me to parson as little communicatiou with the 'bar as parable, end to b- itartieu . _irly cactioud to sit: port the good understandirig which at pressor subsists between t h e sub .bets of the two tad to cv .ry thing - odium yours. If with strict neutrality, holding yourselma guard, an. , r•arle to come nut, it any suspicious circumstances should arise to creau. alum lu your iniud of any Liottle.intention" No 32-1 s a Copy of a Lotter from Captain Wall's, of Ho Maj...ty`slittirt Naiad, dated In Corunna ltith A•igita, 1633, to His 11. noun.: hlaiesty's Acing C onsul at Cottilya, de siring Into to send him a supply of water, Cosh beef, and vegetables. No 33—Is a Copy of a Letter from Captain Wallis to the Captain General iif Galicia, heel or hoard H. Maleav's Sii Naiad lo Cormina, Ifftli August, 18 , 3; reilucittic him to per.rsit the lkitish Consul to comply with the above demand, End 1 4 11, t7i911 his mtrntirm to salute, with fifteen gum, upon Condition of • respect. Nu 31—Is a Copy of a Letter front Patrick Mon igh, lkfts Majeds'• Consul at Coruttlia, to Captain Waite, of the 1114i.ist, dated 17th August, 1%.03, stating that the Captain amen' atiaici.ead in the demand for sopplim of water and thfreihments; and that Captain Wallis and officers might ermine on shore ; but refusing a salute of gun for gun, that being only practised by late treaties with ft us:ia mid France; but that he will return the salute, as with all other nations in annt:., with two guns lima. N a Copy of a Letter from Ntr Morm,th, British Carisid at Corunna, to Captain James Wallis, dated 17th A.„.ost, 1603, statiog, that the Officers of the Naiad would not be allowed to coma on shore, in consequence of orders (s,lO Court, rap•Cting vowels that :nay have had Intercourse with vessels from the West Indira. • Inch - sure in No. a Translation of the Governor of Co unua's Answer to Captain Wallies first Letter, dated Co runita, 17th August, 1003—stating, a report.that the Naiad had raptured several vestal, from St. Domino, and th m ean opidArat fever raged in that Island, the ffiatrd of Health had ordered him not to snffer the of to come on shore, said s-ncluding,—" in regard to the salute, the orders am have, are to treat all men of viar in amity with His Catholic Majesty as da our own;' but refusing the salute of gun for gum No. 36—Is a copy of a Letter from Captain Wallis to the Captain Gametal of Galicia, dated on board He Britannic Majesty, Ship Naiad, in Corunna, the 17th August, 1809, complaiiiing, that when two ..f the officers imam his command landed, the centinels pointed bayonets to their breasts, and drove them into the boat again, and made dams stay there for two hours, and then they recanted on board, and this umber a false pretence of his having taken St. Domini!) ships, whereas he had declared that ha had had lia intercourse with any such ships. No. 57—le duplicate o: No 34 No. 38-4 s a letter of Cain Walls of the Naiad, so Mr. Nl o rrogh, Ilia Majest.'a Consul at Cortvia, dated 17th Au• gu.t., 1803, stating that, tic could nut salute the flag of any atata,act without a certainty of Oa being returned by an equal number of guns. No. 3 11 )---ls a Letter from Patrick Morrogh, Esq. British Con sul at Coruna, to Capt Wallis,dated 19th Aup 1803, stating, that he had c Jinplatned to Mr. Hunter, at Madrid, of the con• elect of the Catarina General of Galicia, in not sulfeting the °Seer of the Naiad to go on shore at C 0,1411113. No. 40.-1 s a Lester (rem Captain Sir Edward Pellew k Fart. tri. Admiral CATIIIN anis, dated off Cape Pilot. the 24th of Au goa 1803, stating the foregoing torrespondence; and adding, . ondervtand that positive .nde.s have bocn received horn Ma .,„ , not only to equip the whole of the Spanish fleet at Far r • , itto resit in every particular the French -cpaadion, and to • w t'at in to impress all Frenchmen its their ports, to cora l:O.-Lc tn_it complements. We learn, however, t -y the same Waal, tint the smog a. calomel% low to every department i • . and it is sold, then have not stores sufficient to eimlplete the Wrench ships alone." No. 41....tattrect of a Letter from Rear-Adreiral . Sir Robert Odder, fireflies, to Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, dated en board His Majesty's Ship Prince of Waves, off the 12th September, 1601 Captain Prowse reports the Spaniards have received orders to fit out here four sail of the line ; and they further say, that France has demanded their assistance, And that they fear they shall be com,telled to join them in the war against England. If I may judge from their conduct tmrants this squadron, I should sup;.ose there can he lithe doubt but that there is something of this kind in agitation between France and Spain at this iliac; I have therefor.. couitantly given orders to the frigates not to anchor at Cniunna, when they have sent their boats in to gain intelligence, &v. itec. Tee other day I directed Captain. Prose to send his beat into a bar to get sonic sand ; when she landed on the beach, an offizer's party came down to ord.., them off; but on a little expostulation, the officer (who was an Irishman) said, he might take the sand, but that his orders were to order them off directly." Asa corroborating circum stance of my opi•iton, resuming the hostile appearances of the Spaniards, I find they are very busy here in remounting their cannon upon their hatterie: ; and they say the French threaten to march 40,000 men into their country directly, if they do not join them. No 42..-Is a letter from Sir Edward renew to Admiral COM wallis, dated 'ferment, entrance of Betancos Bay, 7th January, 1!04,-iiistatirie, that the Spanish Government demand thitie , for beef purchased by the English, while the French squadien pay non*. - - No. 43—Extra& of Information from Sir Edward PAlew, re ceived in Admiral Cornwallis** Letter of the 1 lth 1804. A few days since the Spaniares have haeit much emplus err, mouriting cannon in all their forte ; and the garrison at Fer ro is augmented to 7000 troops. They have made no alter. anon with respect to their ships, except the two intended for the West ladies, which are getting finward No 44-44 a Letter from Don Diego Contador, Governor of Ferrol, to Sir Edward Pellew, Baronet, dated 14th February, 1804, complaining that an English officer had entered the harbour at night in a boat, contrary to orders, and that the English squadron anchored at the mouth e the harbour be tween the batteries, whids greatly annoys the coining Mot gonw out. No. 4N.-4s a Letter from Sir Edward renew, Bart. to Don Diego Contador, Governor or Ferrol, dated on board His Ma jesty's ship Tolman., ori Ferrol, the 16th February, 11104, stating ' that the officer declared he had been earned in against his will by the tide, and adding, that he was under arrest and should be tried for it. No 46-4 s a Letter from Don Diego Centador, Governor of Ferrol, to Sir Edward Pellew, dated the 19th February, 1804' stating, that a French tailor had bruit.td the stern of one of the boats beonging to the British squadron, and that the French Admiral had promised he should be punished for it. No 47--1 s a letter from Does Dug Contador, Governor of Ferrol, to Sir Edwrad Pellew, Bart. dated the 10th February, 1804, expressing himself satisfied with the apology respecting the young oilcer, who entered the harbour at night, anal requesting that no further notice should be takm of it. No. 48-1 s a letter from Sir Edward Feller, Ban to Don Diego Contador, Governor of Ferrol, dated on bond His Ma jesty's ship *Formant, off Ferrer, the 20th February, 1804, ec knowledging the re,ript of No 46 snot No. 47. No. 49--4 s a Letter from Sir Edward Pedlew ' Bart. to the Non Admiral Cornwallis, dated on board lint Majesty's ship Trannant, of Ferrol, the !tit May, 11104, stating ir—" The tit. nos •t cordiality prevails between the Spartiards and the aqua ikon, and upon every occasion their civilities are uniform. 1 have no doubt, from the readiness with which they supplied an anchor to the Malta, but stores of any sort may be procured and supplied from the arsenal, as readily as they are to th.• French ships, if their Lordships shorild choose to resort to that MeS*llll . 6." . No 50—els a I.etter from A.lrniral Cochrane to Admiral Cornwagir. dated on board His Northuaitielt nd, off Ferrol, Out 13 , h Mir, 1804. stating his hope to be able to procure a necessary supply of prosisious. No St—la a Letter (ruin /liar-Admiral Cochr me to Admiral Cornwallis, dated on board His Majesity'., Ship Norrhoniber hrld, Betaitzot Bay, near Ferrol, the 2.1.1 May, 1804, to the same purport as No. 51. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS--SaeuecrAe, Fe.. I. Lord MULGRAVE aid, the Spanish. P.itrers worilil not be ready to be laid before the House until Monday. The dehat u, tor them was, upon hit Lordhip's motion, fined for Erroll. The coMitleiratiOn of the Scotch Antresl-.4laortnoit aailoghtts, v. Geddes, vow, on the %%qr.,/ err of the Lo d CAM cellur, postponed tall Monday fortnight—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMhtoNS. The hiAlt Duty Bill, unit the Pedalo/1: Duty Bill, were read a thud time. The Assessed Tastes Commi.ioner: Rd! was read a first tiute,.and untered to he read a second time 011 Monday. The Intleiuoilv BM went through a Curninittee, and the Report was ordered to be meeised nn Monday. The Reinert of the. Comm nee of Ways and Means, that three mil- lions should be granted t., !Its Majesty eu Exchequer Bills, was brought up, and ordered to be received on Wm:lay. Mr PITT present:4 the arklitional papery relative to the SlOlll4ll war, a number of which, he said, had been printed for the use of the na mbers. The SECRETARY AT WAR prise ited some necesuil papers veva may to the Army E.timatesi also an account the SUM required f.r barra,lcs during the present year. which /as ordered to be • ,h4uld intr.slure the subj.-et of Barracks the Ar:3y I.stilLites un Mouday, but he Moa!tl out :.rea for a V. a z. Mr. CAI.CRAET suggested, that some little delay was re tease y on subject.--Adjuumod. THE BRITISH PRESS LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUAIIY 4. ft was reported on Saturday. at Portsmouth, that a cotter had Wen dispatched after the East India fleet, to order t►en to return. It was apprehended that they might fail in with the The Diligent, Curter, front Weymouth for London, has been capture.' and catrird into Calais. We have rei rived letters arid papers to the 2Gth, by the two Hareburch Mails which arrived on Saturday. Exclusive of the cordon of troops on the Italian frontiers, for the ostensi ble purpose of preventing the extension of infectious iri,ease, Austrian corps are said to be forming in Hungary, Transylvania, the gannet, Selavenia, arid Croatia, amounting to nearly ene hutidr.d thousand men, under pretence that the troubles in Belgrade and Servia rendered a cordon on that frontier itetes sary, to prevent aggression on the part of the insurgents. Saturdai morning the Load Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, and the Attorney-General, transacted business with Mr. Pitt, at his house. Saturday, shout two o'clock, the Russian Ambassador, and the Interpreter to the Turkish Ambassador, transacted business at Lord Mulgraves office. Siturday morning, at nine o'clock, His Majesty left Kew, for Windsor, and is e%pecterl in town this day Saturday morning, the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cla rence visited Her Majesty. At four o'clock, the Prince returned to the Queen's House, and dined with Her Majesty; and His Royal Highness likewise dined yesterday with Her Majesty, We a-e happy to say Hal Majesty is nearly recovered from her hhhspoliteon. The Royal Family are expected to honons Cie first Concert of Ancient Music this season, on Wednesday evening, wish poem prvsenee. War-Ofce. Feb. 2, 1805. 21 Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Ca' ptaiii '•William Frede rick Spicer to be Major, by porch Ise, vice Adams, promoted in the 25th Light Dragoons. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards.—Lieut.-Col. Lord Frederick Rentinck, from the 45th Foot, to bo Captain of a Cii.ipariy, vice the Ifonourable Charles Fitzroy, who exchanges. 29th Regiment of Foot.—s Lieut -Col. John Aground 'esey, foist time Nova Scotia Fencibles, to IsoLieut wilhout purchase. 45th ditto.--Major-Ceeneral the Honourable Charles - Fitzroy, from the Ist Foot Guaidi, to be sire Lord• Fr ederick Rentiiick, who exchanges. The undermentioned Officers are superseded for improper and tineffuer like conduct. 15th Foot—Lieutenant James Stanley Hewetsult. Liestenant Andrew Kirwan Ensign Henry Disney. Ensign Charles Redmond. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Daniel Roebuck and Joint Roebuck, of Wedd-Nook, IA Honky, Yorkshire, clothiers Jan. 29, 1205. George Shaw and Richard B whoa, of Manchester, Lan caster, cotton-inercbants. 'Jan 24, 1903. Thomas Rennick, of Saint John's, in Redwanline, Wur re.tershire, and fhonias Adams, of Stoiiivirt, iu tile said Counts, liquor merchants. Jan. 24, 1803. John Lunn and Joseph Thomas March 1, 1905. S. HopkinS, John Goff, and Goff and Hopkins, at Let .n and Claimeell, Essex, common-brewers. Dec. 31, 1804. John Travis, Sen of IllasAler, near Manchester, and J ihn Tiavis, Jun. of Mitschester, nankeen-wanulactirrers. May 1, 1834. Robert Redman and Richard Cs ,:ding, of HurCeydawn, Simi, corn-dealers. March 25, ISua. John Boyne and Thomas Wi.Liam Snelson, of high street, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, brown stone-putters. Jan. 24, 1203 William Treat, John Browne, and Edwaol Pu-sr, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. 1905. Richard Thresher and George Miller, of the Stra,l, hosiers. Dec 23, 1804. John Lowry, of Bunkershdl, Cunitn.iland, and Richard Lowry, of Durnhill.hourie, in the said • County, lead-iiiitioa. July 9, 1902. Ralph B airy and Jahn Harrier, of .Bury, Laricaater,, cotton-manufacturers. Jan. 24, 1805. William Summers, the elder, William Surritners, the younger, and Joseph Row, of No 98, New Saul-street, ironmongers. Jan. 31, 1903. George Wittman, John Dritchlcr, 111attiviir Falter, John - Noma, and Ge-orge Glata, Manchester, clock-makers. J.m 5, 1 9 03. Thomas Jarvis, William 3arins. and William Golding Pat . - -••• I tenon, at Roston, Lincolnshire, timber- mu Nov. 10, Procuildit a l 1804. it appears frotut p.p.:r la.l h,-forr the (Nom Comm ny,, on Saturday, that the army c diatates Car the yea: . 1505 to 12399,491/1 We are concerned to 30,10911 C, the Ors of His 114,j st,'l ship Doris commanded by Captain Ca upbsdl s us muskrat hay. The officer- aid clew were sped. Orders were omed on Saturday fast to 'be rrans,) , , t Itria 4 d, th.it the In irate ploptety betottemg to aid ma, of the captured Spastics frigates, w lictit .r lia - suaney fate*, should be tut ti .with restored to the ewnerot. Robert Johnson and John Sentt, of the StronJ, London, drnggiats. Jan. 31, I‘os James C,ok, TIIOIII.III Jaeob Read, Paul Rogers, lunar Cook, John Fox, at the Ku.g and Queen, Rothcrlnte, b,ocust-bakers. 1)ee.31, 11504. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGFD. William Fowler, late of Itocii,ster, Kinn, dealer, from Jan 29, toAlarch 19, at ten, at Gutklball, Lon , lon Owlet t Muffle, of Wapping-uteri, 244141eae1t, surgeon at, , l apothecary, trom Jan 29, to March 19, at tut, at Gothltiall, I.oncltm. SANKRUPTCT KUPERSEDRI). Richa7d Tnniknison, John TonakinaotT, and Daniel Fre d ruck Suiicke, of Liverpool, merchants. BANKRUPTS. Georre Frederick Denman, of the Strand, London ,;..wener. ter.orrender Feb 7, at one, 16, and March 16, at okra', at (iuddluall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, No. 54, Fore-street, London. Thomas lbhott Peirce, of Lime-street, London, montane, tosurrend.r. Feb. 5, 16, and Man-h 1(, at to.i, at Gui'oltall. Atunneyv, Mears Palmer and Tomlinson, NVarnfonl.court, Thr , gmortou.street. Benjamin Allinghani, of berwick.greet, Soho, pictute dealer, to surrender Feb. 6,16, March 16, at one, at God•l -hall, Loud in. Attorney, Mr. A. !Sackett, Broad-street, Golden a.] ua• e. Lon Jon. William Pitt, of Wolverhampton, Stalionithire, timber-,nor. chant, to surrender Feb. 2i, at rive, 26, and Man•h 16, at el.-- veil, at the Talbot Inn, Shaine% Slrrop►hire. Attu:trey, Mr. WilltatuTunikya Price, of Wolverhampton. Thomas White. of Cherreritelcl, Derbyshire, isnyks.ller and sLatesiter, to surrender Feb. 13, 14, atml March 16, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. Attorney, Mr. Thomas. Chesterfield. Robert Foulness, now or late of Gainshorotigh, Lincoln hire, tronfouriner, to surrender Feb 13, 14, and March 16, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. Attorneys, Mmes. Wrodus, Son, and Iloltaway, Chancery •lane, Laudon; and Mr. Robert Walter, Chesterfield. Robert Morris, now or late of Wigan, 'Lancaster, cot ton-manufacturer, to surrender Feb. li, at sic, Feb IG, and March 16, at t.m, at the Eagle and Child !KU, in Wigan. At torney, Mr. James Baron, of Wigan. John 'Newton, of Birtningliam, Warwickshire, Fussier, to surrender Feb. 19, 20, arid March 16, at eleven, at the Stork Totems, in the Square, Birmingham. Anoint's , Mtflf . Devon arid Tooke, No. 10, Gray's.inn-square, London ; or, MaStylri Parker cal I:nett, Birmingham. Julin late of Allesley, Warwick, dealer nut rhapman, to surrender 21, at six, 22, and March-16, at ten, at the King's Arms Inn, in Kenilworth, Warwick Attorneys, FA. ward Watts, Kenilworth; aad James Nicholls, No. 6, T/li4 tock-place, London. Daniel Muuat, now or late of Liverpool, merchant, to stir• render Feb.2s, 26, and March 16, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, John -street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southarupton.bailds My, London. William Oliver, late of New York, in the United States of America, but sow of Carnarvots, shodkeeper, to surrender Feb. 25, 26, and March 16, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Anwar's, Mr. George Orred, Liver pool, and Mesrs. Cooper and Lowth•Sootlaamiltlon buildings, London. William Ma..., lite of Wimpoleatreet,-Ssint Mary la-bonne, London, fruiterer, to surrender Feb 7, at twelve, 16, Anil March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Flughes, Cross-court, Loogaacre. George Boulton, late of Charing Cross, f.ondon, coach proprietor, but now of Prickler's toll, East Barnet, farmer, to surrender Feb. 9, 16, and March 16, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Main. Wngbt and Sued', Chaaceri-lane. Alexander Watson, of Liverpool, stneeesasen, Feb. 2 26, and March 16, at eleven, at the elate, in Lortletreet, Liverpool. Attorness, Mr. Thome+ Blackstock, St. Mildred's • court, Poultry, London ; aid Mr. Charles Rardswell, Drury. lane, Liverpool. John L ndley, of Sheffield, York, cutler, tosurrender Feb 14, 15, and March 16, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield, York. Attorney., Mr. John Wilson, Castle.street, limbora ; and Mr IA abatis Sargant, Sheffield I W ATER THIS DAT AT LONDON EIDI Morn. 29 min. after 45-min. slier 4 . . • IrIOATVAITIEDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. F e b. 98 Everett minoteplrllishop, fate of R al ..•••111011-- Norfolk, stip.bniblera, at tile, at (;tialdhall s ' bu i d„ n. Feb. 23. Williant Sewell, late of the Island Guerrs Adwi,alty-Othrt, Feb. 1, 1105. but now of Falcon square, London, merchant, at I 'Y. Extract of s Letter from Captain Owen, of the Immortalitei, eveu, tn off Boulogne, to Vice Admiral Holloway, dated 29th of Guillhall, London. January, 1805. Marehl. James Iriliniworth, of New Sleaford, Lincoh . A d 'on of seventeen brigs, three schooners, four sloops, ter, at eleven, at the Angel hw , to Wexford. Marsh 2. Joseph Portal, of Ilishops,;ateittreet, Londo n , linen a dopier, and six tuggers, arnyed this rooming front the West. ward; and although I got close enough to exchange shot with draper, at ten, at Guildhall. 2 the body of them, the *hid and lee-tide enabled them to haul Fs b. 3. John Wells arid William Wells, late o f Sn allen,„ close to the beach, and pass in that Illaullet. One lugger had street, Hanover-square, but n.,w ui Noble-nroet,-Loi,d„,, carried away her foremast, and was cut off by the Harpy, who warehousemen, at eleven, al Guilt:titan, L on d on. fire she returned before she struck. I hone scat her to the Feb. 28. Edward liarrisoa, of Easiiiretiuld, /AMMO with the Bruiser. draper, at eleven, at the Red l.iun Inii„ Monk Bar,No,k Feb. 25. Stephen Seeger, of Birmingham, grocer, at e.„,,+, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. at the Henan.' Chickens Hotel, to -New ruin Birrninght; March 5 Daniel Hearne, ut flak lane, St. Ce 0 .201 ali the East. Aladdlesex, iroomonger, at oncost Guildhall, Feb, 23. Thomas loses Lovi,y, lat..: of Piccadilly, L o haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall.. March 9. Thomas ligzell, of 13.wling Glean fan , , mid • dlesex, carpe.itar, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loid nu .. March 9. William Elliott, late of Newington Ca t o n . „ Saitrey, haher.lasher, at ten, at Guirdhol„ Mai el, 4. 'Nathaniel F..itli, ref Kirliyirioinuil..,-y,„1„, , , im druggi.t, at eleven, at Vie Y.2rk T.tv , rh, 111 the City o f yr,,„ l ,' 'Feb. 25. 'John Fowler of Bewde-v, Worcester, p r a , twelve, at the Crown aril Sceptre lore, Werceiter. March 7. VVillisin Heston, of Senator:ate., othwe'se icons, Yorksbi-e, grocer, at the Winte r Hint Tantra,:,. Kingston opomllull • March 6. C. Calitutil and T Smyth , of Livirhorq, at eleven, at the Glohe 'Faecal. injohn.ntreet,'Ll CP.RTI FICATES— ca. 23. 'John Jephson, of Nottingham, hoteer. Gorge Tanield, of th-i Strand, Loautin, viQuAler • Ruhert Wilkinson, of Kingstini•opso Hull , me:ehaat. Willi .in B umett, of Ivey-lane, 1,011,11. 11' Carp*" tee Nicholas Noble, of fli.rrier, Cumberlati , l, dealer in butter Francis Simpson, of Lancaster, merchant. John ELLr.haw, of 1.)...rhy, dealer. Luc Row, Mite hod gtaen, Middlesex, marin er , And.ew tory, of Vete street, os. fird-street, I .nd o m • in bolsterer Sainao M•ntoia, of W'itney, Oxford, blaiiket-weav!r. .__ _ • Accounta lavabaril receive) horn the Grand . Fl_wt. that the French *qua lr .n noon Rich -foot, „„ i „ net fin and ta o frigates, put to .ea ..o the I lilt u.t. with a //,• it IS supposed, of getting int,. cst. tin t h e I, t h ' were perceived by nue of our tterr, ' , tending to the • •crg. ward, apparently having su.tained much dowager, Mei an 1 )..ds. tin the - 14' 'I teey were try 1.11 we.. e t,ol the Penaarks, winch it is supp .wt tb,y 4 oz able to weather, as Slay hove,About and sr . k .f to in, s wa d. The French Squadron ' n't, row: iv t Rochefo t late as the ebth u: • Ito .. which it la ev.ie rout either b.• gone to the W.etward, watch 4 Wei, bah!e, or shelter in so.ne 4. the in .ie *Alb t.- tween the Pen ail. !•.• and Roctief,..t. As Mr (Antler Cat .od lirTho oat Graves ir , r lose at their heels thin, a. coo Is were sent off, we hops, in a .lay or two, to b.at. eau thing t Loth:, of tnt . Lo-r 1 II .11111kCT was 111.131 Inns 1/..e4:WW. Re •roe ttatie. iu Parbaisent for the county of flatland, ao pl. , - of the I to Lord Car-,oy. The trial of t'.. o Hon. 01.1011 Ci Cochran,, bother ta/ !L A O Dandosa:d, is fixed to cant rnence . e.:P.re a G.:neial Court :.I .r nal st Canterbur ) , on the tin of March : _ _ Crootritinent h :se issuei , usi ructions to our Naval Cornmeal ers, not to m sh_o any neutral ve,el it,sistg with supnbeaci: Kraig to Snow, during the present 41;5t‘.4.4 th.t unii•nunaer country, even aliora'A Cu. grain should h. len, to o , r rn r.rr. The Gazette of Saturday night contained a:Prothon .no. zr the re,qulation of pr ars nuns Sigin , strnil-r to that on the breaking out of the war ag nest Fronse itsi!faliand. tt likewise atintittnets the r..c,mnieulanort Dr. Mau refs Sot. ton to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, u the new AtsJi bishop We un kr:tand that a clerk in the Wor-trEte has tent s phan -t . Mr. Pitt, for taxing inettieJ sitn, Ammon:mon the way of the Looters' Tax. Captain Jena , of 11,. M jests's i ip the l'otioaot,•tr:phoe to Earl M. i. cen , , was dr. wood by the ups.:yin4 of hot es la was procredog to pay his respeas Charles t;,;ta., it he command. betvre ktred, in the steseoce et ‘‘.t• mind Cortiwi.lti.. tlce seaman perished aluor. wth Wit Conintataln, bs this unhappy ac..tifc.,t and Cart. Caw. bell, o`th:! Dons, who a:e.rtipantei him, escaimd oat? , by )w ta•ping hints.lf upon an oar, orit.i be was taalso. op tty Alwasc beat. . . "Advice% from EmMien of the 16th inst. mziition,!llhattat idea of an expedition agaiii.t E•iglatid is ei.tirely giveit la ...I • Bonaparte, and that within these I.st three months LT-warts a 9000 men , of the army placed so the coot of the Mar iti base fallen s 'crime to disease., particumrly fesear It s reef,., therefore, to have b- en rs.elred in a Council of State to Mete: a di.locat . m.., and 40,000 men will, it is said, be rent /obi/. The dates-es nee tvirticularly picratent airman the Itt-ist troop., who were on Elitist...count scut home sb :at its vra.ate ago. A report preside I on Saturday night, that that faecinst..gy and wiive %.I fivoume, Mrs. J.irdaii, had died ill child bad at I. Badly Park It produced, of cowee, unieefsat ammty. A to , r was dirpatched tatuthy Park, but a. he had ooste• tuned at a late hour fait 3 ell, and the letter, and ,op.e. ar ri,:d, ,otie.e, at nine o'no:k by Oa cutclr, none of wlauti take notice of ens such event, we presume the relent o t t4li • ity. •of foundation. Ti, Row,. played the arduous character M Oa.. a;an ti Ike ala , oiranteers, at Co, rat Garden, on S tuntar nigh., q tin womlerful ability ald ....utcer.s. It is a.touirl•iert that ahoy alibis age should be a - de to form a perfset.l I a sue', a Char atter. Nu trial, of qtly moment took place in tha Courtiof 8.1101 and t:onstion Plea., on timuiday S...tnr lay, at 14 itton.garilrit Other. Ihiseses Cars, Alia. Cr.,: Alharight, and Daiwa and IVarulef, h Ch.lllll, Ihtd , rwr., ation. Coles wa. fully (omelets.' fur trial; ll..tias use it dean) were vent on board the tend, A young roan of.gentrael app era eg, who said he rattle tom B.th on I , ti la!, allot Women through the hoot ye.L..day with pistol, at his longtime is WyChaurect. Heath' hisser.' ess Lacer ; but it is suspected that it is nut hi< real name Saturday morning, as a boy was sliding t, , ..1 tie ire tat Toner !Itch, the ;co bake, and he fell and was downed Mr. John Murreat, Surveyor of the Thanier Perlice <AL:, ma le many exeitions, at the imminent risk of lite, so sae. hint, but all in vast. The King of Spain and the Prince of P:•aeo are very muck disappointed in tint receiving tae three hundred Lmtery Ticket. which they sent fur; but it all the iodine from Stain bad Wu 'located, the Public cud not have found bet' is torora.inala Ticket at 'any Lottery Office in London, and, f.oin the cite demand, it is not likely there will be sufficient to answer tire sales through the week. DAII-llitii4.l) at the Pub:ic M . On Wand., last, at 11‘41 1 ,44, Shrupahtte, John Welch, Fea of that place, to 511:ss Leech, only daughter and hared , ,chard Leech, Esq. of Ebnal House. DEATHS. On Saturday Jan, at hi: huus, in I.F.airksillerstnet, Jelet Sputtissuosla, Esq of Situttiswoode, in tha :aunty of Ber 041 1;„ Lately, after a shoit illnesv, Thomas Wodahuuse, kal. Sennove Lodge, now Denham aged 57, brother to sive itight Hun. Lord Wadi-haws, of Kiesiorley, in Norfolk. LONDON T-PI in tsd by GEORGE DAVIDSOI 4 , No 35 • Wyeb street, SL Clements, and puhinhed by JOSI R Y OER, at the office, No. 1% Rack of St. Cr tn , Choral . , Strand, a. hete OrdsTs for dada Near, .11e. (pedel ,44ll will be duly attended be. DIVIDINDS Feb Robert Hirslley,OiTalforii, Lancaster, wine merchant, at three, at Hißidge'. Tavern, in the Market place, Manchester. Feb. 24 Edward Norm, of Manchester, lambent, at four, at 1.1.1:i des Tavern, in the Market place, Manchester. Fab. 23. Henri riaq, late of Sun.tireat, Risburegate-meet, London, ►aker, at inie, at Guildhall. Feb. 113 John Tiininings, uE Strawart-streat, Spltalfieldt, Loud na, silk broker, a► Core a, at Guildhall. r•