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efrain from the Hour, the na.;n l the efrzai he did nett my view of that mitt. enatple the isfullr with he tuimitted had a del* ns ; or, LA. illions; and iilions. pences hal revenue of unions t s-. arfare, India Is all its tr. han two mil. outstanding i afforded a by the pur. Se bOOll e ep that lis.::!•,!1 prosperit7, the Com eau? of the extra. tich was rail ,meat shoot! d used to do country was s be in future iluded in the and security a part of the sr the interest. t considerable hat as this was denten would its first blush; n mature con great deal in die Company. thought, that irliament, and the Company. absence of sit/ thought busi. not to be coa l. " that it be e *comsat; resent (at - it took place of 'RE SS. 16. mislay, at Ma ch was weeded c. Lord Gies. Mr. WINDIIIIIII. sr:warded to dm yeti is the es- MUSD. will err [ rendesvoes wa rations are ear e Regiment have three marched, h, and five mem Chadaamt muck rk at Portsmouth. commenced their t for Portsmouth. e occupied by the hford ; the orders nests, having. we d. a raelles.° having bow ler. both Regimens Lbourn Lees' wg: ion at Portsmouth. man Legion hare ort stnonth . ll* t time, from Wis. now quartered at Mood Drown, tbr :olonel Dur aro I Friday, .h at a sallasael Foot. tomautailai duty at Haadifir scurvy. h Feet. is its of a contagions reported unit to proceed with tta ow under watts to it will take up de twente,which match wa barracks. T rho is ucaly veto rut with the rack.d , Lord A AAAAA Dei sent. the 59 h. L. of the la 21.- awl 141As•ti , .. se! ft t.,,w0 Moat)) for Chatham barracks, and will immediately pro ceed to take the command of the Ist and 3J Batta lions of the lit Regiment of Guards, who will em bark next week for Sicily. The dispatches brought by Mr. BASI L IC9, from France, are supposed to be pacific ; another Coun cil sat upon them on Monday, soon after which, a Messenger went off express for Paris, from Mr. Fox's Office. The Funds have in consequence continued to improve.—The Ornnium opened yester day at 61, and left of at Cl. We have received Paris Journals to the 10th in stant, and also the Harnburgh Correspondenten of the sth. They repeat the departure of M. D'Ousal from Vienna, on the 22d last ; but there is no men tioh of his arrival at Paris. The communica tions with England, and the expetted arrival of M. D'Onaair., continue to keep up the French funds. On the Bth, they were 65. fr. 60 c. They had, however, been higher on the 4th, on which day they rose to 66 fr. 60 c.—A letter from ''St. Sebastian, gives an account of the defeat of Mt : a•sos's squadron, on the 28th April.—lt is only another version of the taptere of the two schooners ; and even admitting it true, we think it probable. that he has succeeded in landing a force upon the Continent of South America. The squadron under the command of Admiral GuiLtesusistanclJceons Boas, save, sailed from St. Salvadore on the 21st of April, and on the 27th was seen 25 leagues E.N.lt. of that place. The squadron had only ten weeks water and provisions oa beard, and upwards of 800 men sick of the His Royal Highness the Duke of Gsnucast la at tended yesterday morning at Mr. WINDHAM'S office in Downiag-street. ' We understand that the prorogation of Partie s:malt will certainly take place on this day se'zinight. The Antelope privateer, Capt. Moartocc, of London, was captured on the Coast of Peru. by a Spanish armed ship. Capt. MORTLOCIC was killed. Two Spanish frigates were cruising on the coast of Peru in January last, and three others were fit ting out. 'the Port Mary, PuacaLt., from Africa, is arrived at Charleston, after being detained by a French privateer. The Patent, BAHAUGH, from London, for Ber muda, and New Brunswick, was spoken with on 13th June, in lat. 32. 28. N. lon. 57.3 0 . W. within four days sail of Bermuda. • the Yele a rda t y ? Lo i ii e n po M rt a s :ro or a de h r a e v d inlc he in p r ri th: f Bread to be raised one assize and an half, or 14. i ia the Peck Loaf, to Commence to-morrow ; dm. .-price of the Quarter. Loaf Wheaten will then be Is. IW. ; and Household 11W. A Court of Aldermen will be held to-morrow, losoceive the answers of the Sheriffs Eledl . The East Essex Militia, which have been up wards of a year in Glasgow barracks, have received their route. The first division will march to-moor" row for Leith, where they are to be embarked foe England. They are expeaed to be replaced by, the Lanarkshire Militia, who have received a rout, for Scotland: Orders were issued nn Saturday, from Head.] Quarters, by Lieut.-Colonel Hamner, stating, that there will be no master of the 10th Regiment of Loral London Volunteers, till farther notice The Duke cf COMICAL AND is expelled on the 11th at Weymouth, to assume the command of his slistrid there. General M.Fas 'swat commands, a interim. The 91st Foot, at Ashlar - I barracks, has lost sonas men by the malady which has proved so fatal to t 14th. We understand it to be a pneumonic plaint, accompanied with typhus. Notwithstandipg that the 21 battalion of t regiment has been moved .o Maidstone, the E tian opthalmia continues to rage in a terrible gree. 'Lire number of men already left stone bli by it is immense. This terrible disease has for si months resisted every remedy. , The Volunteer corps, on the new or August tablishment, bare attended fully, and with spin throughout throughout the Westetu disstift, since it was are tained that all Corp were to be put on the sa footing. by doing away the unjust and impel'' siestinaion 01 the 66June and August sy stens. ' No less than thirty recruiting panics, all front fPgiI7I4IIHS felDAlLatile for their enaraller, have law ly arrived in the city of Cork, to receive drafts . frr,:n the Militia. Among these is one from that 'cry distinguished revinent the sth Foot. It h commanded by Capt. Cuss. DOI:If, son to Capt. Datiar, of Orre, and nephew to Rear-Admiral Dar a v. Yurerday. the 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons vas reviewed on Hounslow Ile.atb. by Ilia Royal }highness the Prince of Waste, and the Duke of Yost, so whom their Ca!nr.al, the Earl of Beim:toe writ L c gave a splendid dinner, at Richmond. The Yu.° has heen pleased to co.tstituze and op point the Right Hos. THOMAS GO ANVIL LI tbs Right Hon. Gtoust Julio Carl Stases'', )(Hight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter; the Right Hia. Wu star, st WINONA re. the Right Hon.o is A IILOS JA MLS For, His MIAMI, T'S three Principal &coo taries of State I the Right Hon. Wissuass Woos. it 4 s.listott GaoisvaLt.g. Fenn Commissioner of His Wiriest it's Treasury; the Right Hon. Hussy Pie. • (contmooly called Lord 14 an at Par vv.) Chan cellor and Under-Treasurer of Pro Mayan v's Ea chequer • the Right Has. Gimes' Howes°. (cos. manly c alled Vocalist Masters); the Right Hon. Jorge timer Aostrotionis I tire Right Hon. Joao &Lumen, and the Right Hon. Joao Josne• F. 421 • CsaTIPOST• in that put of the Unused Kn ees called belted, Knignt 04 the Ilinstrious Ord./ of St. Patrick. to be His M&JIST T'S Conutissionas for the tnaeartsest of the Altura d Insha..o. G•sere. PARISIAN F ISHIONS. The Thuilleiies are seldom frequented; except on Sundays, but on these days, there is a crord in four walks. Coblents is too narrow and confined; you arc pressed there against each other, suffueated with the beat, and tired to death, (rent eight at night until ten. Frascati maintains its high rmiatation ; it is not only fre quented on Sundays and holidays, but evety day, for five hours. It is the rendesvons of all who are styled Ls berme ersiapseule. Eltcept fut full dress, hats, of every kind, preserve their broad leaves. Since the commencement of the warm weather, the Edcgardes wear small coloured handkerchief., which they throw some times upon one shoulder, and sometimes upon the other. The s lippers, which used to be rounded at the tee, are now made in the-shape of a duck's beak. White, frees top to toe, was lately the fashion with cur Belles ; but now, for variety, they have adopted a small Scotch shawl, and red leather clippers, edged with black, or black edged with red, forming a stiiking contrast with her cotton stockings. Such is one of those distinguished milieu which may be seen at Bagatelle, at Ranelagh, and at Cadents; but which you seek for in vain in the garden of the Thuiller:es, er at the Clumps Eliseo. * The head•drew,ei in hair, do not vary ; twists behind, the rest plaited-.-Rowers, sometimes making a cioni.toor--the temples expoied—the mape of the neck cropped duse—such la the almost petrel fashion. The dress robes are a r &Impale, or crape, with bonehead satin ribbons. Theca:deur of these robes is sometimes lilac. THE ifTRE. ZINO'S THIATIZ. Last night, the Grand Serious Opera of Gl'Orassi r Curia:id. was performed at the Opera House. Midame Gls...mei and Mr. 13s u•ss, displayed their wonderful clients to the greatest advantage. The audience seemed to take more than common interest in the performance, from the circumstance of its being the last night of Madame Gaasstat's appearance. The admirers of fine sing jag, and excellent thing, will long regret her de- At the coachman of the Opera, Madame Garisstot came forward, with an intention of ad eosin the audience, but the applause was so loud sad nn tided, that she appeared quite overcome by her Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY. Princesses SOPHIA and Augusta, accompunied by 'Lady AL snot a Cum ND, Count MUNSTER. Generals Firzeor and Da Buna, and Colonel T. V Loa, took their usual morning's ride through Windsor Gs eat Park, to Cumberland Lodge, in a phaeton. mat) twelve o'clock. Her MAJZITY,PriNCINSee F.LIZAIRTIt and Matti , rode from the Cask. in Her MAJ CITY% Cala four, to Winkbeld-plain and back. The P after siding with Rislitaissrr, sic MAJUTY OR Horseback. Viscount and Viscnnatess SUDLET arrrived, yes terday, at Windsor, upon ,a visit to Their MAJES TIES. His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND il recovered from his indisposition, and attended yesterday at Earl Srcricca s office, Whitehall. Sir Wiscisoa Huritoca will give a grand dinner, next Friday, at his house in Albemarle-serest. • 'fhe Marchioness of Stereos* came to town yesterday, fiorn Cashiobury Park. Sir Wionsoa and the Misses Hum was. and a stied party of Nobility, dined yesterday with the Earl and Countess Cnot.mo ttttt v. at their bathe, Hyde Park Terrace. Arrivals at Gloucester House, Hot:yells, Bfistoi, last week— Cosecelior Nuteninbe, Mrs. and Mtn Nuteorobt, Capain ' on, Mr. and Mrs. Rowbotton, Mr. and Mr.. Nast. Mr. . and Must Itsdoway, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Buswe.ll, and net Gm,. Arrivals at the Royal York Hotel, Clifton, last k The Marquis of Selisbarr, the Marquis at Liv. Sir Henry Lady Holm*, Mr. and Mrs Montenasery, Mr. find Mrs. , adios, and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cater. . • The last arrivals at Cheltenham us— Sir Gilboa Starling, Ma* and Mrs. K meshes • ; Captains [ IMlthwas, Gebil, Ciarliss. sod NANDI { Rae Ms. I.sises ; Mr. NMI Mrs. Vicar WHINIIIIII, Geasiale, Iler ter, Thaide, arid =s; Masits. Neither, rya, Atittseless, Janes, Powell, J. , Genes, and Gaspe,. Madame Ca/nun, will visit Liverpool before her decore from this country. Dowager Coast's, of Essex. is gone on a visit to the Marchioness el Sa tumults , . at Hatfield Lady Ham:trove has been on a visit to Mrs. Butvott. Lord Na t:om's sister. and is now gone to spend some time with Earl Hasson and his family. The Earl and Countess of Emits will leave Cashiobury Park this day, on aAM to the Mar chioness of flatneusr, at Hatfield, where hoe La dyship will give a grand dimes. this day, to a larch o perty at Nobility. Marquis of IiaLISIORT it etspeeed in tom nest Friday. from Bristol. His Leah* will set eat on Saturday for Hatfield: and. as landey, will give a grand reseal Mean to the Judges asol near one bullied Nobility. The company will ism in the marble hell. The Duke ef Olivetti:ism has sppeiatoil Witt:an LA vase Hies. Ka* of Lewes, te seamed Mr. o Z e t s .= both as Clerk of site Peace. sad Cleft el the Meetings, Oa Tuesday last. Lord sad Lady Claes, Become. partial by Hrs. Sesame sad family, errisoil et their 'gat at Wide. maw Lewes. The Sam of Casten.% mass dem, et Car lisle. will he she list of this month. sod the 7th, leds, sad Inst ef Angela. 3st ell from Goseise's Week Priacee-arees, Ediabargh. Colima and Lady Wanes, and family, foe Weems, Han. Maim Thslr Royal Hinhassms the Dube and Dodson of Yost has we glom mins plisses. this maim. et the Royal Cotes. so mew the _reveler Greed Speltatle of Ti. Chad Mei. Ise. The hawse. last asp*. wee hasetinsd with a most fashisimbie and aolided seems. AURAL FETE AT GYETORO LODGE, NEAR TWICKENHA M. On Monday last. Mrs. JORDAN gave a fatalists at her beautiful Villa, Gyfford Lodge. The prepa rations were made with , taste and elegance. In the several avenues to the Lodge, bowers were formed, with wreaths of lowers, intermixed with variegated lamps ; two temporary pavilions were crafted on the lawn, in the front of the grand saloon; the first was of a circular form, containing a horseshoe table for s:venty.eight ; the second contained a table for thirty-six, with two side tables for seven each; the alcoves were all hung with variegated lamps. At the left of the lawn was a small bower.with alooking glass placed in the angle, and surrounded with va riegated lamps, and opposite the glass was a brilli ant star of variegated lamps ; the whole of this bower formed a beautiful deception. The trellis-work round the Lodge was decorated with festoons of variegated lamps. The Grand Saloon was particularly beauti ful ; a brilliant star, in variegated lamps, being placed over the fire-place, and aChinese lamp, suspended in the centre of the tiding; the floor was chalked is devices; in the centre, the anchor, with a flag ; in the angles were branches of laurels, and Cupids pointing their darts at a target. the whole surrounded by a Mosaic border. A Turkey carpet was laid over the floor during the collation, and a table laid for twenty. In the adjoining apartments were also tables for thirty-six, at one of which Mrs. Jos o•• presided. Breakfast was amounted for three o'clock, but, from the wetness of the morning, it was four o'clock be fore she company began to assemble. had immedi ately the tents and all the apartments were with the company, who sat down to a grand cold collation. which consisted of every delicacy. with ices in profusion, fruits, and confeftionary ; nor was the more solid fare of hams, and cold fowls, forgot ten. Wines of every sort were in profusion. Among the guests that first arrived were His Royal High ness the Duke of Ctaaauct, and his lovely child:le. The grand saloon was appropriated for His Roe at Hsowwrss and his party, which consisted of the Countess of Bucassiona sesame, she Earl of ATM.. Lows, Lady C. GINKELL, and Lady Fs is, Sir RAL r II and Lady Ms , and several other Nobility. The ornaments and decorations of this table were splendid. The Band of the 14th Ught Dragoons, in full uniform, played several martial airs during the repast. At six o'clock, all clouds were dispersed, and Nature, refreshed by the showers of the morning, put on her most fascinating ap m4rance ; the fragrant woodbines shed their per fumes all around. A hand-bill, aumouncing dhe rustic sports, was distributed. Matches for running, bopping, Sac. were formed ; " Ana -- a gambol fruliell o'er the wend, wet lOWA/ - many a And sleights of art - , ana teapot itrolifh • 4y And still as sash repeated pleasure tied, Succeeding sports the Mathew% band iaapied." . His ROYAL HIGHNESS and all the eonspeffiy viewed the sports. Many of our fast-ram he.., were not ashamed to join the rustic mirth, and its- • played much science in the various swings Aids ornament the grounds. The victors were led in triumph to the Hall, where they partook of good cheer; the company then returned to the Lodp, where they partook of tea and co ff ee; and, at eiOt o'clock, the merry doom commenced in the Grand Saloon. A. second pain ewe Hefted: ieb r eMMltibee.. apartment. The gardens, lawn, and bowler. were sow lighted, and had a most beautiful arca. In the Saloon. there was a band of wind instruments, and on the stair-case a martial band was placed in ad or chestra, decorated with festoons of variegated latnirs and flowers; several patties walked on the lawn.; the greatest profit:ion of refreshments were served ; and the fair Mistress of the Fete was unremitting in her attention so her guests, and never displayed " a happier facility in dispensing good humour, whet ever she appeared." At twelve o'clock supper was served. The Lodge was surrounded by the neigh bouring villagers, who conducted themselves with ti.e greatest propriety, and fired several feat &joie du: I,g the evening. Mr. Tow D attended. and regulated the carriages. ill, Royal highness the Duke of Ctaasscs ap peared perfealy recovered from his late ir.disposi lion. and was much pleased with the =ambient, of the evening. The ladies were principally dressed in white, with gipsy hats. Amongst the company were— Th. Countess of inekinghamshire % the rad at ArAiesta, and Lady ounitoror thnkel; Lady Fitdterris; 116 Rely\ and Lady Milbank. ; do Ails Hayes; General sad him Terser; Camel, Ca Maio. and Mw Hawker; Colonel alt Mn Sala; Ca r uso and Mts. seem; Captain Coble; Me. Wirtase Dos etas; Mr and Mra. Milton; Mr. Mrs. and Mow Titagemad, and Mn Fosiblantee; Mr. and Mrs. biliollerl; P4l. and Mn. Illaissei ; Mt.. and the M 141411 Willows sod pip s Mr. Mem meet the Mime Mesh; the Mow sod Mims • Yew Poems; Miss neneerninb; the Mimes ionise; the titm ice. Hay suer aad Grant; Moe nese Doom ; Capt. Mei see Mos Dumfiritiee; Mr. Tly.rpaam ; Out Miele Fester; Caplets Baker and Company ; Ca taro Hardy and Dempsey; Capella Jefferson; Loutcaant Stevenage) Me. Maeriesit and OHIO pan, ; Mr Elliot ; time Mem Tome' Mk Ms ; Mr. 'bed room; Miss Kartley ; Mr. Genie ; Mn sad the Miseries; Ws. Millsastou taa Mien Honed t sod Mr. Pearsil. stesismeemmeellellw The flight Hon. Turmas Gasovitis is returned to serve so Parliament, for the Borough of Rocking ham. The aerate of last night contains the arpokst. meat of the Hon. Gauen a HllllOllll as Captain of the Corps of Royal Artillery Driven'. We have authority to stale. that the paragraph is our paper of yesterday, stating. that the Hon. Mr. WiltollllllLD was lately killed in a duel. is to taUv void of feentlatiori. We copied the paragraph alluded to from a Dublin paper. Mrs. Dane, widow of the late Mr. Do v La. may yeas a Messenger at the War-Offsets died enddeely yesterday. in consequence of the breaking of a Mosivessel in the brain. lb* was in perfect MAI) a few minuted before bet death. Liessennet Colonel taa q ueta MI • C 4 111, Coro mandost of the Deusarara Mintier. died. in that Iskand, ea Tuesday the 13th of May, is cnosequente as wound received the preceding Snaday ° in a deal with Aar nog lk ars. 'Esq. late Major Cow anniadeat el the Royal Dessatara Cavalry. in cease /anus at a mistutdenasading which took place between them as the easertaiampret orsl i.Getwes day. Caleerel Macias.% death is greatly i easetall. At a Kaolin of the Olken of the Fins Rattalsos and Raw Conspany of Drawers ltiiiseae it was resolved. oomoonsooly, to erect a ionsemmat to has mireitory. II do* espouse. and to tots as far these ommalio. =r PROM LAST warms GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ' • War-Office, Lilo 15, 11104. STAFF. Colonel the Honourable William Stewart, of the 05th 1 to be, a Brigadier-General to the Forces serving in the I tarrancan. Major-General Hildebtand Oaks% to be Quarter-Memo/4 ral to the said Forces. Brigadier-General James Campbell, of the Gist Foot, Adjurant-General to the said Forces. Lieutenant-Colonel John lord Prnby, of the lot Toot Os to he Depety Adjetanaalosteval to the said Foram Cumoiaiie n bizlel by slit Lond utuidusi rf..4is Camay Surrey. Loyal Southwark Regiment of Volunteers, wi't Sharp SI era attached. First Lieutenant Richard Heath to be Captain, eke P./Ila unit:led. Dated July 4, ISM. Second Lieutenant Thomas Dooley to be Wit Lieeiel vice Thomson, promoted Dated se oboes.' Second Lieutenant Will:arn Homphrey hi Wriest Lime vim H. Smethers jun. resignwl Do es abovw. - Second Lieutenant S. Hurst Newt's , . Fine MN" vice Debranme, resigned. Dated M &UM* Samuel Jackson, Gent, to be FMK Llouleoaset, Ace N promoted. Dated as above. George Jackson, Gent. to be Second Lieuenteati ties 1 ley, promoted. Dated as above. John Parsons, Gent. to be ditto, vies Hautpigol, Ism Dated as above. WTI* this, sty of the enemy's trade carried the Poets sE Ferrol and Vigo, and hags/ to harem there wet. some let• Finignete Bay, ender the pr ous or iv th g el lag -night. , it being calm, dispatched two front His Majesty's skip under my eosin scour*, Bay. Frost aloft the volunteers for Ms sirs feU to the lot of Lieutenant Making, Pow tenant, antegspestied by Linguae* Mamie, Royal Marines, to command the cutter ; the was direfted by Lieutenant• Ogle Moore. This forenoon I had the stuntman se boas rettArgig& recialraied by firs §il gets and chase manes, as per athigia• Fade% with wine, bound to lerrol and Ca Lieutenant Meleager *peaks very haseig the support be received from the Mows and seams and marines employed a this affair. I feel I should be deficient in my duty, did to state the circonsuances attending the mci this service, so creditable to Lieutenant Ms and his companions. The first object was the fort, siscantag brass guns, of twenty-four and twelve- poi which commanded the vessels. This was in a most neat and masterly manner by the h and pike, before the guard bad either t raise the drawbridge or discharge a pounder, which had been brought to face d (a fishing boat basin apprised thaw of preach of our boats). part of the Spanish laid down their arms, and are now on hem rest escaped. Ati the day began to drive, and as the me much harassed from a long row to the dm a fatiguing mach over a heavy mad. if were obliged to coda themselves to qii vat, and throwing some of thesis it. the they tack pommels of the vessels. 'I he circumstance bona which I dales se :ore is, that this service was ezeesied wi man Wag h art on either Me, althea. the their negira, tbatßi_o &hit ef near diem was apaid to Was of a tam pa be., a hill to the southward of dast teem • I have the Maar a he, bp . Goaesa &LIM CIIM Ike. • Mei*, la Mae Ashwaft Assoas. 1 Mw it Cupola. awl ismi Os likostley sessightu aerie( the pet. of the Irby, a tem Wei 114111Wedflell the Osillury. isse dtelit, of the Limped by will*. me perm was roasideevety him inat thin twee opesd ease A dee penes nem the lien. A Walks civabeageesee e • as Wolseaday. *Pt . Several rimers setiljest flews Doses.. at lesesdt, es PAW, Soy I all boo dm& The last twa prieresel dee thew is resume 40 believe, Wild is I Frame. They as a sleep flow her testallei mooch 4 this ra bser. bse. is si t ii severed penew ee t tbey dog oat Mil Sark OM Minas . weasel at 111 11 .1 &sem time they at sandiar Amp sea holy sessidet be ierusass tomsed sib coast, werldedrelbig - mere was peel Arsedisi. resole Ihity Gm" dr' omit Salt widest esepiciss of bevies' sse West hook ANC bead dead. wish tidiest.e as its brad. is si privy, in a wee isle to the elyeellsoteMove of INOVAS I. Illumetwherv. tbatzber, is cootasersed ti a at I:Me:beim 4 and is also we If z.silefA M Ay* furl, fee weedetios etuto4.l at the Ited:yeht. Dated as awns. Admiralty-OP-o, AO 15, 1806. Cepy of a Letter here the lad of M. Virkant. K. K. AA and Commander is CAwf, dm. m W illamisy dated on board the Hibernia, eilabeisk, tae Sta-4 transmit herewith .100,11ta ;lON its inclosure, from Renr4killabital Harvey, .reed a very neat exploit, coodediad by Lieutenant I caster, First of the Minerva; Whom I fail ; pride in acknowledgiag as an dew of Ulf i I am, &c. Br. Melia lierusant, off Cap MY LORD, J une Si, OM The weather being hely, we did not see nerra when the Princess Royal parted cat this mornin. As wz stood to sham the Mil joined ; an d Captain Collier sent me a huh which the inckwed is a copy. It display* prising spirit on the part of his officers and employed upon this amide. I have the honour to be, Ettas Hair The lad of Ss. Vincent, 1.0. Ice. M. at. Minim. elf Cape flays SIR, Aube 1111, SSW • Lrtior . ieular part of your estilmilmilps • ed% by my hawk *Ms Hie ow 712 : ;51.. and Warder, ess Me lea it my duty to dimemy atmedime to the alum of the enemy's trade entriedles.stisit Ilia CO