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eaatward of Cape Finistetre Being quite calm after dark, I sent the launch and two cutters, under Mr. Yen, Flea !Acute naet, assisted by Lieutenant fel illock of the %Ignites, and Messrs. Clinch, Herbert, and Mi dridge, melthipmen, to ell deavour to bring her out. rfnal the intricacy of the passage, the boatt did not get up till hreak of stay, wren they found two small privateer.. moored under a hatter" of ten gluts ; undaunt ed, however, by a circumstance so little eepeAcd, Mr. Yen enteral the Leech, commanded by Mr. Clinch, t i board the smallest, while he, with the two cutter., mint gillantly attacked end carried the largest, a felucca armed with three 18 pounders, four 4 pounder bow awieels, and fifty man. The laiiirch had the same success in her attack,the fart im mediately opened a fire; sn ill dire&M, however, as to it, little damage. Bain, perfectly calm close under the guns of the battery, and no posibility of reeeising assistance horn the ship, Mr. Yeo was under the painful necessity of abandoning the smallest vessel„ . a lugger of two &pounders, and thirty-two inen s to secure the felucca, which, I am happy to add, was effected with only three men, 'forcer, James Gartner, Quar ter. hlaater, and John Maynes, marine, slight's. wounded. The los. on boar, the lugger eamont be ascertained. When the crew of the felucca era. nrustred, nineteen out of fifty were miasmic, some of whom hail jumeed overboard, hut the greatest pan were killed by the pike, there being no weapons toed but the Fire and sabre. %If hen we con to mind tire inequality of force tracers in elated, there being not :nom than thirty. five. of the Loire's...p reset to sigh.y Spaniaida, with thee. vests moored to the walls of ;heavy battery, it must be allowed to confer the great eat credit oil the officers and flint' envaleved en the service. Yeo, in coming out, took pseoosion of 3 small merchant tresses ; but north% their cargoes consisted only of small wine to. the enemy's squisilren at Ferrol, I have destroyed them. The name of the privateer raptured IS the gsperanzt albs Sin Pedro, of Commie. She is gene new, only out four days, arid was viciealleil and stored for a anise of one month. Mr. Yeo seer., me that he was moaned by Mr. Melina, Wth the greatest bravery, and gives the highest praise to Mr. Couch foe the geliantry and promptness with which lie carried lab orders e intu exeeirtion in the hunch. He also speaks in the warnseet terms of the offieers and other men under his I have the honour to be, lie. (Sigrid) FRED. MAITLAND. Rear Admiral Drury, he. dec. &c. Cork. Ills Majesty's Ship Loins, at Anchor, Minn Road, Spain, July 4, 'Mob. SlR—Being informed that there was a French privateer, of twentiesix guns, fitting net at MUMS, and nearly ready for sea, it term* me, from my recollection of the Bay (having been in it formerly, when Lieutenant of the Kiligsfiiher), as beteg prac ticable either to bring her out or destroy her, with the ship I have the honour to coaineaud ; I accordingly prepared rester. day evening for engaging at •nehrer, att.! app 0int...1 Mr. Yew, Firs: Lieutniaiit, with Lieutenant: hfalloeles and Douglas, of the Marines, and Mr. Clinch, Mater eM de, to howl the Boarders and M a rines, amounting, uffi et. Miele:, to (di men (being ull that could be spared from anchoring the ship, and working the guns), in lanluig and storming the fort, though I had io idea its strength was so great as it ha. pru -el. At nine this morning, nn the sesehreeze setting in, I steal for the Her in the ship, the men previously prep irol banig in the beats reedy to .Cove ME On hauling close rimed the point of the road, a small battery of two gene opened a fire upon, the Cep; a dew shut were 'steeled, bet perceiving it would athey it. considerably, from its *thane% I desire,' Mr. Yee to push on shore zed spike the gun., reutinding the men of it being tarnaivetes?! of their Sovere - git's birth, red that, for his 'alit, as well as the r eon credit, their utters exertions must be used. Th oeg h a oi .h an iidenction aria unnecessary, it had a great effect animaties and raising the spirits of the peed:e. As the sh;p drew iii, and wee fully saireireel the Bay, I perceived a vary lane corvette of teener-ax ports, apparently nearly ready fur so, are a la;g. brig, ef twenty port:, ie a state of fitting ; ner:her of them drug, led me to conclud-• thee had not their guns on board, and let no other object tuoicupy tiny attention bet a heavy fill, which. at this moment, opened to our view s less thou a quarter of a mile, and began a wonder:idly .!ire eted tire, almost every Riot taking place in tire hull fereetyieg that, by 'lauding further en, mere gins would be brought to .ear upon us, without our !scree e cabled to near the fort so cinch as I wohol, I ordered the helm to be put &ism, and when, frem the we she had, we had gained an advantagoras poetinn, either of eft a spring, and commenced firing. Al though we had but little al mkt thar, beeire lona, ese c h att el hake pfd .rased the fat, yet, Irons the seetineiiu tie y gave us, and lesing completely em'evaiired, it need live coo us many lives, aria great injury to the ship, had net !sir. You's gallantry dad great conduat Coon pat an end to their fin. mu t now revert to him and the party under hi. command: !thing landed miler the small battery on the point, it was M erritty abandoned, tail !births liail lie true to sulk.: the goes, whet', at the didauce iif a quarter of a mile, he price:vest a regular fort, ditched, and with a gate, which the enemy ((or tunately never suspecting our lauding) had neglected to se. cure, open a fire upon the ship; without waiting for railer., he posho4 forward, and was opposed at the inner Bete by the Governor, with sucit ter. its as were in the town, and the crews of the French privateers. From the teetimuny of the prison ers, as well as cur own men, it appeals that Mr. You wail the first that entered the fort. with one blow laid the Governor dead at his feet, and broke his own sabre in two; the other Officers were disiatcheil by such officers arid men of *unt i es w e re most advanced, and the narrowness of the gate would permit, to push forward ; the remainder instantly fee toil', further end of the fort, where, fruits the ship, we could• per ceive nutty of them Imo from the emirate's." upon tilt to o t , (a height of aouve twenty five feet); such as laid drawn their arms re:civet quarter. Fur a more particular steepest of the proccedmes of Oh. Teo and hie party, I beg leave to refer you te lays lento Inc herewith, and Lowe to request you will be pleased 4r d him to the notice of the Loob Corn. of the Admiralty; bring a very old officer, and in the two• late instances esslisplaerd a. much gall entry an ever fell to the Int of any man ; be spook, in the stronge.t language of the offier. and 171'.n under his cominaad on shore, and I feel it bat justice us att Mute put succeeswholly to their rreertions ; fur, although the firs from the ship was winrrably direettel, the else. my were o completely covered by their embrazurue, as to orn ate the grape almost ineffectual. The instant the Genoa was di .played at the fort, I sent ani took immersion of the enemy's vessels in boats, ttln KUM!, corms:nig of the Confiancc French ship privateer, recoil for twenty esix twelves and nine% wino Of which how ever were en bnl•d • the Beller, a French privateer brig, pierced far twasii v eigllteera powiel ; and a e lLot oe merchant brig, in balbet. I time hoisted a flag of truce, and sent to inform the inhabitant of the town, that, if they would Avtivvr up such owes of the ship as were on shore, there would 11111 k en further noriestation ,• aM proposal was thankfurly agreed to. 1 dal not, however, think it adomble to anew the potpie to remain long enough us embark the gums there being a large boy of troeye es the vicinity. A great Italy small yawls are ip tin- bay, and battled op on the beach, none of them haring cargoes of any va.ue, I cowrie, it an act of inhumanity to deenve the prune inhaliitants of the mewls of pining their livelihood, arid shall not molest them. On in. pecting the brig, a. she had only the lower rig;,iog over heel, and was not in a stare of forw oilers, I foetid it impracticable to bring her away, and therefore set fire te her : she a now burned to the water's edge. I cameo ronelude my letter without giving the portion Of reedit that is the r due to the offizers and men on board the ship They coneusted themselves with the greatest steadiness and cm:Arlen ; mod, altheirgli under • heavy fine pointed their guns with the ntniost precision; there being barely a shot Ciat did not take effect. To Lieutenants Lowe and Bertram I feel much indebted, as well as to Mr. Shea the Purser (who v. Joiner-red h,s .wises, and to whom I gave the charge of the quieter deck carronedes in Mr. Yee's absence), for the pre cision and coolness dopleyeel he the men under their command 311 pointing' the guns, a, well as the exact attentions pawl to my elders, and ceasing err the inntent the imam jack made its s eypea•a•tee on the walls, by which, ie all potability, the lives eof several cf our men were "avert Mr Oevelly. the Master, Senight the brnarlode to heat with mirth quicknen and nicety, he meets of the vpr ne. I send you herewith • 114 of our worm el no beard, old ins +here, with cog of the enemy's fell-4 and wounded; and an itetuillit of the* force at the cos. 'lne , “.ern•nt of the }ri,nn I ha.- Preen cooler the neeeeity of being nine. detailed than 7 • .v..k t pit ••,t .1m• power, a a:male, rnmpam, to awn c•ny• mei eierdna of the uffi•-ei aii men ' • •a 4 ff.:rent s -evicts. I! is but :air at the of the she ; '. romper", tee poncipol nThabitant. of she tow., s e- ` 11 ' .1 it eentu le avvi I,• ,- a... Seesaw of halos oars I•i•Uktrel/ of pillegst;, .oast to ~'► . , makeeffer *fevers , refreshment the blare afford.. 1 ant now waiting for the land breeze to carry ut nut, having already recalled the Officers sal noon frill . ' the fort, the gout being spiked and thmen over the parapet, the earring•-s ren demi unserviceable, and the embrasure., with patt of tit.• fort, blown up. 1 have the honour to be, ilre FRED. MAITLArNID. Rear-Admiral Drury, &c. &c Cove. Iles Majesty's Ship Loire, Mort., SIR, June 4, 405. I have the pleasure to acquaint you, that 1 inncer.A. , l on shore with the peaty you did me the honour to place under toy cominand, for the purpose of storming the fort on the point agreeable to your orders, whieh, on our approach, the soldiers quitted. On my arrival, 1 observed a :tome fort at the en trance of the lawn, opening a heavy fire on the sin.' ; and, Judging it predicable to carry it by storm, from a tinsonigh knowledge I had of the determined bravery of all the officers and men, 1 ordered them to follow me fur that purpn.e, which Was obeyed with all that energy and gallantry which RritiM seamen and marines are so well known to possess on such all occasion, and, In a very short time, reached the outer gate, wit-n the French centinel fired, end retreated into the fort, which we instantly entered, and was met he the Governor and all the garrison, &c. when, after a dreadful slaughter on the part of the raeniy, the remainder surrendered, and I instantly ord.-red the British colours to by hoisted. I feel it my duty, as wed as the greatest pleasure, to torn thin the great support I received foam Lieutenant Matlock, of the Royal Marines, and Mr. Charles Clinch, M.oter's Mate, a., from their being near me a'l the time of tne act:on, I was enati.ecl to observe their set, cool and gallant behaviour, as alto of Lieutenant Douglas, of the Royal Marines, who, though engaged at different parts of the fort, I have no less reason to be highly pleased with. oust now beg leave to say how much 1 am indebted to every seaman and 11121illb of the party, who behaved so tins• ninsously• brave limiting roald withstand them; and, to their credit as Englishmen as weil as then profession; the invent the fort was in our possession, they seemed to try who could be the fir,t to relieve and a..ost the poor wounded prisoners, who vg,re lying in numbers is different parts of the fort; and I had the pleasure to see their humanity amply repaid lay the gratitude the unfortunate men; friends expressed when they came to take them away. 1 have tl.e honour to be, Sc. JAMES LUCAS YEJ. To Captain Frcrletick Maitland, &c. Sc. &o. A List of Woun‘led belonging to His Majesty's Ship Loire, at Murcia, the 4th June, 1803. _ _ On Snore—Liaut. J. L. Yeo, sliglittyLMr. Clinch, maste-'s mate, do.-11enry Gray, seaman, Aitto—Nlarti a Hendrickson, mama'', ditto—John Payne, seaman, ditto—John Leonard, marina, ditto. Ot EVtant—J mita Caldwell, seaman, dangemu.ly—Magnus Jobiidon, seaman, lost his right leg above the knee—Chris tian VI:lson, seaman, calf of his leg shut off— lohit Whits comb, seaman, severely...folio Plummer, seam in, slightly —Mark Archer, seaman, ditto-Thomas I.lt,yd, clittolohn bl miltl4, seaman, ditiu—Janies tt, seaman, ditto--Total '2 officers, 12 seamen, and 1 marine. S ;simian:ls kil led and wuunde'. . . The Governor of the Fort, and a Spaoi.o . l Geothon n who had *oluateered—the Sec.wid Captain o, the enoSane-, and nine othe.i koled.—rhirtv, aleoupt wo.scli were most of the offieerr of the Confience,eounded —"foul t k.. 1,1 and SJ wuundt..l. (Signe.l) F. f.. ITLAN D. Enemy's Force at the Comrweneement of .he A. on whet op prat,' to lilt najesty'r Ship Loire, in Murue.Bay, the 4th et June, VAS. A fun of twelve S;san.th IS-pounder?, mounted on travelling carrnes, 22Spaln h t.,:d.err„ vywer.lSpun..!. 'Menke and townana - tulunteara, and 'alnpast 100 of tt; Cenfiance's .iiip'scompary. Tie ti...t.ery on the Ps.nt, two Irallish 11 pounders, one inowited as ...vire, the other no a ship r..rii..ge, manned by eigl.t Artillery men and tea other Spaistaid.. In the Eay..-I.a Cookorre, of Hi...lid...ins, pierced for 211 gluts, twelves and nines (tint on ho,I), 11G I lon on the twee deck, thirty feet 5w . 41.., a'annt 45!; tone, b in R pd order, and a very fit Chip fir Hie feltalestr's service; is reclrooed to bail exe.:stively f...r; was t.. h.ive rine to tea 1.. a few days, hound to lad*, with a complement of 3M3 coon : brought away. Le Better, of tioardetax, p:•7eerl for :0 runt; ern fitting Err I , a ; was to lure earned e‘gineempoon•ter can - misfit and 100 tr.eit; suppraed to be (I.2.taiell to einem to IMe Westa.in.l of Cos: Li :dr burned. The guns at the fort and battery .spiked, and throw. over the The carriers ti.nke, ai.d rcrn!ered tiii.ertmeable. The embrasure; bkown rip. Forty barge's of pr..* lee b gt.t on board, with two small br.t.a cannons, and nth , ~, arms. (Signed) FRED MALTI.AtP D. • Copy of a Letter from R-err-Al.niral Dam's, in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Verse!, at .14.11.11 C., to Wiiham Esq dated on board the Hercule, at Sea, th 24 May, 1805. SIR—I here the honour to enclose. fur their Lord.hipe in formation, the Cory of a Lenin &ern C.ptain Coghlaii, of Ws Afajesty'ss!sop Renard, aciliaintiiig me of his hosing brcs ight to aeion the General Enteuf privateer, late Ins Maillity*, Lilly, which, after a elope a"tton of tirrty-five mioutes, toutt fire and exploded. It is an artSitiunal prod of the at ady and de cisive cliiduet of Captain Coghlan, who 'Teaks in high terms of h.s officer• and ship's eintrany, all of w.ium will, 1 out sure, meet the ciprobation of the:r Lordships. I am, &c. J. R. DACRES. His Majesty's Slop Renard, Pert Royal, SIR, Jamaica, Aprillt7, 11105. flatusg escorted the Checterrield packet 'to 'the latitude di. reefed in your mart of the 16th of March last, and being nn my way to carry into atm the latter part of it, If hare the ho. nour to acquaint you, theist ele.en a in. on Friday the 2nth ult. being in latitude deg. 14 mitt. N. :red longitude 71 deg. ;10 r,in.W s, a 'hip was seen to leeward, standing (under easy sari) to the No.th %Vest ; all sail was instant., made In chair, and the stranger soon discovered to he an enemy, who, opo u t oisr approach, shortened sail, evidently with an Intention to engage us: at . 4.1 minutes past two p. ta. having reduced nor mil, I closed with the enemy, wlao opened his lire upon hat not &gnu was nr..ni ham this shir i until with pist n lsh o t, a which distance she was placed on the enents's ereatheeberw, when a litl commenced that reflects infirm, purse en the or:leer; who directed it, for at the short forint of tinny-fire minute., the enemy was discovered to be nn fire, ass.l„jet ten minutes after blew up with a dreadful esplmioni ; every prostble exuattort was now made to get the only boat that could swim to tine re:rel et the few brave, but ionfottuttate survivors, who haul joist before so gel. Leidy ihtleceed eheaßsulves, krttl who were a weir ail around us nn the scattered remnants of the wrezir, in a mangled and truly &stressing state; but it is with pleasure I add, that of the few who escaped the Barns., not a nun was drowned, amuront ing to fifty-five. The ship peered to be the General E,neuf, a privateer, '.:re His Majesty's .loo? Lilly, command•d by Monsieur Paul Ge rard Pointe, seven days from Ilerecterie, eirsadlotope, carrying eighteen twelve pounder caromed..., a n d two long guns (four more than when in ills Slaimty's service), with a complement of NJ men ( t ~, ty-tine of whits were withers), going to cruise for the homeward Jamaica fleet. The croon, lo,s was great lit-fore the melancholy Wine that put an end to the action, %anal between twenty and thirty men 104,1 and wounded; and l am sangulaily happy to ac quamt you that mine is inconsiderable, wale nit,' only being wounded, some slightly. 1 hope none daovetously. The steady, cool, and &gerinined conduct of the officers awl men setting under my orders, s as truly meritorious, aril give. them Just claims on every tominesidat.un that is in the posing of colintander to be.v.w. Our sails, running and ataird.ng riggiag hate sotferel touch, the eattny's tits Ix ins principal, directed against them The mood captain and tine lieutenant are the wily surviving otficws. This ship crnited with great cistern against the trade of Ilk ?stalest? is subjects, haying made eir valualilecapluonon her former Crtlise. have the hcismia to be, &c. JEKLMIA:i COGHLA N. To Ja,os auchard Vs.i.:res, hog. Rear Admiral °film It .3 . 1, a..;. Copy et another Late fmra Peat Ad.nir l D...tee to William Mirden, F.et deNl oft I. See p the 9th Mev, 180) SIR-1 hare the honour to enclont )ot2 ti,C COMP' of • letter I havr• received trrm Captain itardrmaq, ro tic Utrocru.n, quaintinc rue of the boas of that ship haring captured the Tape a h-dt, curer privatzer. I stn, J. A. DACXES. LAS I • SMITHFIELD —COMMODIOUS PREMISES. Hy Messrs. BJRTON and VENNOR, On THURSDAY next, at 11, al Caraway's, by dirallun of the Proprietor, TH F. LEASEofa inbstantial BRICK DWELL INC.Ht tiTSE, wah F. , ,0p and raci Du. hack W ar e. 1,0t1 4 (4, With sepa•ate cnntrniutication, a;lwantalrwm..l. , sitoate.l in Eat Smithfield, and ly.ng coati u•.O to the grand Entrance of the London Docks. Tu be •tewe.l, and particulars had, three data pres;otts to the sale, un the Pren.i.e.; at Garraway's ; and of Mews. Burton and l'ennnr, 62. II M.:IZN EY GROVE PLACE. Br Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On THURSDAY next, at Twelve, at Garrawiy's, by Direc tion of the Pmprietor, riIHE LEASE, with immediate Possession, of a dented convenient DWELLING-DOUSE, incomplete repair, with a at girder', coach house, two .WI stable, and suitable dontestie conveniences, desirably sitoated, No. S, grove_ place, Ilackirev. Toe Premises have recently und,•riono very eon,rlerable repsirs and imprnvements, and are suitable for the nurnMiate reception of a genteel family t held on lease for an unexpired terns of years, at the low rent of To be viewed ; and parti , •ulars had till the sale, on the Pre mises; at filarroway's ; wad of Mmes. Burton and Vertrinr, 6•1, Corsib, curt' lot.n, lIAMt'S I 1.. A D. )I Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On TILURSDAY next, at Twelve, at Ostr.rway's, 'rIJE REVEkSION of a desirable and very im- A ornsaaWe COPYHOLD ESTA re, dependant upon the Life of a Larly,ard Sixty, comprising a genteel Brick DWELL ING Ht 'Usk, with Cisch House, Stable, g t.,1 w..lled Gar den and Paddock, most el igiblv sitticted, at North End, Damp. stead, lett on Lease to kfr.Gethen,for a Term of Thirt:en Years, at a NA Rent of 6fll. ro be stewed till the Sale and printed Particulars had rot the Premises; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Burton and V en itca, Nn 62, Curnhi/l. SINGULARLY ELIGIBLE MERCAN CILF. RESILIENCE, WITHIN TWO MINUTES WALK 01 , CHANGE. Re Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On THURSDAY Nrx-r, at Twelve. at Garraway's, A LEASE for TWENTY-ONE YEARS, with early pueses4un, of a singularly valnihle and recently• erected sub.tatitial ut.iforni DWELLING HOUSE, with three very ,up.rio, offices and capital at r011(40011 on the ground flow, most tl-stra ,, ls situate, being No. 13, Swithires 1101 Lornbaid street. The premise' are admirably arranged, corn. bining a neat el•lance with real enivenisnee, and contain 4 principal chambers of lama proporttntis; two dre.sinj rooms, three ~,,, sivTing , 90:n3 handsome dewing room tO feet by 17, very commodious !nay dining room 23 Pet by IR, convenient butler's pantry, entrance A.II, complete tango of wine, store, and god cellaritig, well of exec:lent water, and suitaU e domestic cessveniences. To be s 'lewd till the sale, with fit keit oritc, which, with pi r. maymaybe had a Moen. Norton tud Vennor, Nu. GI, sit the Premise*, awl at Gat.aysys. ~-..~ , ,y..... ~h„ SALES BY AUCTION. MINORIFS. Bv Mears. BURTON tool VENNOR, Ou THURSDAY next, at Ganawaes, by the Diteciko the Proptsetor LEASE, with imtnediee Possess;o n , li einvenient DWKILING with enninic Shop, ilesitab:y snouted No. , Minswk. , conuining fi,e cur:. berg, with convenient el.itets, dining rust', parli.ur, aat sentient shop, hick warehou.e • and dun held (wall imexpired term of ream at midmiimm.q at th, low tent of T o b' viewed ; and Particulars had an the Premises; at G ar , rawa,\ ; and of Mews. Borwo and Venni'', f;2, CiontlL.l. CLAPF, NM COMMON. Ay Mew, BURTON and VENNOR, On TIMINDAT next, r,t Ga , rawayb, by direction of the Proprietor, THE. LEASE, with immediate Ponewenn, Convenient Slib,tantial Wick DWELLING 11111:SE, small gard.yn, coach•hnine and ihree4tall Matte, in FrApk to repair ' agreeably situat:d on Clapham Common , oelr the Church, within 3j miles of the Charge, in the occupation of the Roe. Mr. DAVIL. , , removing to LOW!? Tooting; log a drawing mom, doling Tonal, tri-11.fmit pathos , , chandros, with clo‘ete, dres.ing-ruoin, kitchen, and to donwitic arrangements. • •,,%foo To b. viewed till the vale, when printed 4, write'unt had on the Premiscii ; at GartawAy's ; and of 111:*oi. Nae of and Vencior, 6 . 2, Candid!. • CAMBERWELL ROAD. NEAT CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE AND GA R DEN. By WON RU R TON MIA VEN NOR On THURSDAY oe«y at Twelve at Garta„.. ? •,. by dir•etOan of the Proprietor. THE I.P.ASF., with early possession, of a fir. ~Tosuhstaniisl, arid very runrranirnt ING lIIIIISk, averse:4y %dilated in 80wt,1%. Bni!,h or r,o,„. berwell Road. The Premises remain firs it rod Ch.ori Dressing Rooms, Drawing Room Dining kurom, Parlour, Kuthrn, thunesur v^nienee.r, and nen 1; infeit, held fur an wiretyised tuna et Twenty Years, at 4:11. per Annum. To br viewed thromdays pr..einat in the 5.4. t and Psrti:Nl. 1 .„ h a d on the ?tern; ei 4 .5 (;arraway's; and of M 2srri. Bailee and Vettnor, No. 62, Conlin°. GRENVILLF-STR FAT, RIUMqVRIf li SQUARE. H! MeNlll. iiuK . ros and VRNNOH, On THURSDAY next, at Gartaway'a, by desct;en of tin Proprietor, Tvaluable and truly desirable LEASE. with I eirlv posseon,n, of a ;noire!, Cons emend RF.CIDUN , 'S„ in pertect order, eligibly ite, being No 9, Grenville-ore Brunnwick.square, with a 1 • command of the 54114! A . 4 adjacent °wintry. The P are corr .sponlently in the immediate taste, the rooms of admirable lrupu•• lo m, extremely conveo;ent, and merit the attention of a vited family. To be viewt.d till the sale, Stniese tempted, with t:,k, t , with Pertieuilre, nt.y i.e had of Mews. Roden and Venn , , , , 64, Curnhtll ; Po.ticulirs also at !:areaway( pad on the Pren.i.e.. 11AMPSTE4D NEAT HOUSE. WI I'll C rICH If, 4 7 cF., STABLING, GARDEN. AND PADD , K7'.:. st MNI•r , . BURTON and VENNOR, On T , ItfItSDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Glra , V3y . l, THE LEASE of a genteel, convenient, and suhttaiitiat BRICK DWELLING HDUS , ', in rnin ploe repair ; cuut.iur sR fittr inaiuhers dreading 'won, d ai ing moan, dining ;iarlour, and doinest:c I:::n.enienee.; a mule hoof; two-.tall Albin, Inft. , g Kul ma!l d tarlen, abundantly , rocked with thriving fruit true+ ; very plm.antly situate a: North End, Hampstead, a plravint ride of about itc mils from London, held nn Inav fir •iilt yaws, at a mode:ate net. To be viewed three days nr,•vio is to the Sa!e ; aid Parti,u fart had on the Primly,.; at °Amway's; and of Nitveirs. ton and Vennor. No. 6:,Cortittill. FOREST HILI4SYDENIIANI COMMON—RESIDENCE AND LAND. Ry Mears. BURTON and VENNOR, On TIIURSDAY N EX E. June 17, at Twelve, at Cairawaft, by Direction of the Pmprietw, THE LEASE, with immediate Poisession, nr a raent.iel and truly convenier.t BRICK DWELLING 110IISE, pl.-attire and kitchen 'curlew, and ..'tout ten ay....sot meadow-land, rinightfully *none on that jon:y admir,l o:•••• vation,Forist,l 1 , 11, S rd.inha in Common, voionunding a berth- Ail diversity of untitternipted prospe ta, arim•rany raillowd with a rich profusina of wood and water. The Pr , adrni ars in perfect order, and contain four good oriportioned chambers drawiiig-oanin. and convenient dining toms, , fteliltle4 in me t;,- propriate style, hnl, and suitab'e domestic arrange ments Held on lea.e for twenty years and a half, at a moderate rent. To be viewed (net dare previous to the 5.1 e. with tieitett only, which, with,partieulari, may bu had of Me,iri Warm an 1 Venn .n. No. GI, Cot ithill ; Pattizulais on the Pra.uiees t and at Garrawara: COMPACT FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD (TYTHE FREE. AND LAND TAX REDEEMED) FARMS, BUCKS. BY Means. BURTON and VENNOR, At Garrawa.-`• on THURSDAY Ni r, at Tweiv., by Din:Sinn of the Proprietor., in Two I, , es, • NO snail costpaa FARMS, in the Hundred / of Aylesbury, Ivn.g within a ring fem.., very elogiby sit:iato at Great and Lltt'a ,n, I n the county of llue:a. l i nt 1. A , iihstardi - ,l Farm house, situ Ite Lt. Spu tongs End, in the parish of Little Misendzit afirezald. with bun a , :d siotab'a ,ut•hoildings. gaolers, orchard, and &bail thirt,••fi , c acres of good craiditione.!_tneidow and amble land, .th an tan- Bonded right of common over Witk'saus llea'h lett to M. lbw... tenant at *di, at the low rent of CR. per ai.num. Lat 2. A ditto, land tax restrained, situate et Po ter in the parish of Great Missenden ..vith b:tildingt, and about thitte.three aeres of awe, clinditmo ' itt.adow and onibie land, vr.th sn unlitaited right ref comm. - . • aforesaid; lett to Mt. nati;iin, tenant at will, at the 1041 rent of SII. To be viewed to the by anplicaVon ne. th I premier., where patticulart may be Lad; aiM at (Ise `:Allitc I fait; Cent 11111s.anilasi. and Ayloabuty ; led lean, Altatemkn, High Wycomb, Chatham, and Wetldoeerl White 11st,, ATI' , • holy principd lone at P.'..b..,.cmgh, Attin C iiito 1, ; at Gartaway't ; and of Burton and trennor, Conq, 11. rOLLIAM •—r:I 7 .NTEP:L MILT Rr.stni;NcE, COACi HOUSE, 9 rAHLF, and GARDr.N. Hy Stmts. BURTON and VENN , . Iris On THURSDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Girrowss' , , TRULY Desirable LEASK! TOLD ESTATE. /LA. comprising a nest convent:in Brick Dwelling li.+n•r, n the most perrett order, with f:mit aid Lick garden, t• ^i• faintly satiated in Elysian row, in the rural and rrspe village et Fulham, art agreeab'e ride of about 6es mile .•• Ilyde Park C , N.ltf the rizideoce of Fel who will give liniticdate possession ; the property has b. en ,•• ceittly mater.ally improved and npp.111...1 at a cenisideralVe eg• pence, ant f irini a desirable purchase tar the reception 0 13 . genteel Lindy, containing font principal and three servant : chambers, d inning room, gent! ontn'e room, two handsome drawing 'wins, cerreposeleinly finished in the insinediat• tine, cuinintini. - atiag wins folding doers a camanoilehri proportioind dining room, s,iocions garden, ;allow. hand in the appropriate style, handsome entrance hall, a ii,r nient wore rooms, houseke2,ices nom, latmrhy, and aisle domestic arrangements; held for a bang Krim eta tor d rase rent. To he view-d till tbe .ale, with tlekets only; which, • ins printed Particulars, may Ire harlot Metes 11. n• nor, No. 62, Corning; on the Pientisee; and at Garto...y.‘ LON LNJN :ryo, Piloted by imp; E DAVI nskr, No 3'. Wyeh street, St. cletnrittl, atM intblisloasl by JUSISIf RYDEN, at the Mh', No. IS, 114eit of St Cletneart whcte v o ws f or gi g Vaom, js. (ostiot I) will N duly attoosleJ M. In) A .4: 1 , t , ~, Hu Majesty's Ship trninern • , at Sea, May 6, 1.305 I beg leave to inform you of the capture of the French na• tinnal privateer Le Tape a hovel, mounting four six pound,s, well armed, and carrying fnrty.six men, commanded by Cat. ten Ilen•iguelth, by the boats of Its Majesty's ship under my command, on the north side of St Domingo. Cape Francois, beating S W. by S. didanne eight or nine leagues, on the morning of the Gth instant, a strange sail was seen on the lai hoard how, distance !wren or eight miles; having then light airs, and inclinable to calm, and perceiving the stranger was using every effort with his sweeps to escape, and apparently full nien, and no lio;ses of my closing with His Majesty's ship, I directed I fenry Smith %Wein, First Lieutenant, with four boats, assisted by James Tait and Henry Bourchier, 44:• rend and third Lieutem ants, backed by the animater services of Thomas Tod. Of Tucker, a passenger belonging to llis Maje sty's ship Northurstssrland. Walter Powell, Lieutenant of marines and Charles Rundle, Purser of Ills M iiesty's ship under my commit I, to proceed with the la.iats, and endeavour to come up with the chase. The cool and determined manlier in which this service was performed, after a pull of many home, and the strong opposit;.in they met with, from the well directed is of the guns and musketry, kept up by the privateer, in duce me thus publ.cly to express my approbation of every Officer, seaman, and marine, engaged on this service; and I am happy to add, that no laves were lust upon the occasion. This privateer was from Saniana, on a cruise, out ten days, without taking any thing. I am, rte. L. T. lIARDYMAN. To Rear Admiral D/Crl &e. Jamaica. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DIAL, rung 21. Arrived, several gun brigs from a cruiie, a. id remain Wind S. E. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE '22. Arrived, the Fury bomb, with a fleet under cJeivey from the Downs, Dropt down to St. Helen's, liia Majtsty's ship Glory, of 98 guns —Wind N. E. ynom LLOYD'S LIST. In Sungate Cr-ek—The Burgerson, and }farleek, fielm C.iduz At P.munuotti—The Fisher, J.insnn, from Alicrnt. At Liserponl—The Edward and Charles, —.--., Unrn Vir ginia and Cadiz At I lull—The Pacific, Whirton, from Peter,hurgli. At Boston—The Little Jam: c, 11.tchins, from London. PRICE OF STOCKS. SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Rcriumd 4 ioer Cent I.n,nr Annuities ....16 15.16 i 1J• i G • Int penal Annuities . 9 1.16 i ()annual Exchequer Bills .....Is. di.. liar Consols fur .. .. ~.• • • T. BIM, Stock Broker, Nis 4.0,101114 and 9. Marin: , Crms MARRIAGE. On Thursday last, at Mablethorpe, near Louth, William DI Bre oozhant, Notts, to Wu Rowell, only daughter and ~ Esq. of the forcer placs. On We.lneol.ly last, at H t 1.64 . 11, Bristol, Miss Montgo mery, only remaining diellitcr nt she late Vaughan Montgo mery, Esq. many years Secretary to the Board of Excise, io Ireland lill:11 WATER rills I)AY AT LigstuoN-littiutiE. *wn. 2 min. after 12.—E.m 2 min. afttrr IV IS: Mr. SADLER, At his Reimsitney, Goswell-street, near Smithfial, TO-MORROW, at 12 &Clock precicelv, it PAIR of Black CHARIOT GELDINGS, 151 Ilands high, quiet in !mosso ; a Pair of &own CHARIOT Geinnics, 155 nand, high, quiet in harness; a &WIN MARE, 15 Hands high, Ronal flaekney ; Twenty. ye rasful CART HORSES, ainong,r wheels are Two Capital STALLIONS, taken from thy Worki at Worley Barrack., the C.mtraet being compietwl. They are well "Roth the attmtims of tho ouhli , . and will he volrl without Reserve. Also, u pelvis of SIXTY HORSES of various liescri:nions, antong.t which ye several good Roasloers, Maehiners, Port-!fors, &e. To be yiewel till the time of Salo. SALES BY AUC LION. sTOCKwEr.L. By Meow SMITHS and Co. THIS DAY, at Eleven o'Clork, on the Premieet, No. 17, S:ocicere'l.Piace, Surrey LL the Genteel and Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a Chaise or &Alla Mare, a Single thane Cori irlr hung Chasse and Hamer, Fowling•Pirce, Wru,de - busy Mangle, and other Effeiat, of a Gentleman retina; further into th.• Country. Mav he viewed t the time of S:ile; when Cataloger , ' nay he had ea the Premises; and of Messrs. Smiths and Co. Kr Sal, b-li urP (,1 I sw iord of *cc go , .Ii hi,