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'rr.Pwromon FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. ••••••••• PARI., APRIL 12. On the night of the 21. th March, an Englli ship appeared upon tne coast of the depart-meat ot P.is de l'alais, near the mou,h of the Canche. She sent out a boat in pursuit of some fishing ves sels, and the boot ran on shore. The gunner of the battery of Tioqut.t, appris-td of the cir cumstance. immedi itely flew to the place, and by a brisk fire of musquetry forced the ht. glish to leap sato the water and surrender. Th.. consisted of eleven sailors and two officers. '1 he ship to which they belonged carried 100 men. The pri,oners are confined in the prisons of Montreuil, and the boat is now in the port of Etaples. One of the English was wounded in the cheek. Mar. chat Jourdan arrived at Turin on the 11a instant from Paris. and next day set out for Naples. TURIN, maecii 27. , -.Letters from Rome announce, that issier*l ern is caries .of the Qmen, emploved to organisi, revolt, anlphnitior in the Two Calabria', hive been ar i s ed. - ornd are to be sent to our city. The English Vrse-Console sod his wife, ate slid to be among the persons arrested. - • • MADRID, MARCH 16. Government have received advice that a conspi racy has been dircos , red at .caracas,. in South Arne ric t. th • central po is of wh eh was the City of Pas. Sevenoi-n of the pri ileipal Conspirator+, including borne Officers of tte Stare. have been executed, and the Cvniipiracy crushed in its birth. Last iv .4, Mr. Erwang, the American 2.lininer, set off ui expetß , dly, without taking !rave of the Diplomatic C , rps. His departure WAS At first at trinis—d to political causes ; hut we now know, for certain, that the death of his father has obliged him to go to London. FROM THE VU ('CII PAPERS. NAPLES, MARCH Q. Prince Louis of Ilesse Philipsthal still continues the defence of Gaeta. This defence hss been fa cilitated, and the resolution of the Commander con fit med. by the entrance nun the harbour of Gaeta, sif x \ capolitan frigate, laden with provisions.— Written Is-41,e:strum him have reached the French; is which he says, " Reneernh.er that Gaeta i, not Übe, aid that the Prone et Heise ri not Meek." The bom'sardment of Gaeta commenced the day before yesterday. On that die, Prince Joseph, accom panied by. Marcella! MAssein, repaired to it. Four hundred more prisoners, made in Ca labria, including 330 grenadiers of the Royal Guard. have arrived here on their route for Capuas like those who preceded them on their way to Rem& The Military Commission. sitting at Naples, has condemned to death the keeper of a tavern, who hail assassinated A soldier ; and also two peasants, father and son, found guilty of a similar crime. N•01.1E, crate 16. The ertranrdinary sitting of the Assembly of Heir h ig h Siii•itietats representing the Batavian Republic, which opened the first of this month. was shut the day before yesterday. The usual spring session of the same assembly commenced the next day. T4e , Grit sitrinx of this session took place yes esteday. dMF. hi is won Witiharendierkt was Mlled to the chair. The Batavian official Gareste, this day. returns les this important subjea, touched upon. by it, for the first time, the 11th of this month. To what it then said, it adds what follows—" Yesterday, the 15th, was resumed in the Maison-du-Bois, in an Assem bly composed of the same Members as that of the i 1n h inst. the subjea discussed is this latter Assem bly, acrd the report which had beeis drawn up in it vas approved. His Excellency the Pensioner has nominated • Committee, charged to repair imme di stily to Paris. It consists of M. M. Verhuell, Gsp e l, Van Si yrum, and W. Six, to whom is to be joined, At Paris, the fla,:ivian hi outer resident these, M. Brannen. LIEVIDEN. APIIL 16. The noes of the embargo laid in England upon Prussian vessrls, was first given by a vessel which rasscd on the Inch, along the coast of Holland. It was brought to Amsterdam by letters from Hull. lIANIFILIRCai MAIL. - •ItNHS, APUTL 5. Count Buol, or General Zadwitz, will be ap pointed succelsor to Count Nlstternich, as our Am bassador at Berlin. Our Court Geretie contains the following article, under the head Italy : tt The head-ntlartelvi of the hereditary Prince of Na;les, who gas with thin hi, britelmr Prince Lecitinid, ere still at CrKenaei ; hat the Neainv:den •r.nr, wader Count Dames, list advanced ft .11 Grafi Toe ler scacte4 o; the French G, i ersh I,ecet9 in the mean time, advanced, with changeable !atom, iota Calabria ; but no battle of eiusegeence has yes takes stMce. The M, .i ter, Saiiertu, erect, ells acutely tit the ginia.tinn el the hingtly. i , Ali the strew( places have sin ,ailv the Mine, of Hose Phlliptshal still holds out hat retilitled fee shower as the third summons, I..at t.e shall deseiiktile phase, es hematite a soldier of honour, ss thelsYr extienoty. w 1 , , tie mem rime, the Enyhsh have landed in Sicily, far giculsev to Off. 'ulna? of Nicasma. Two \hips of war of the firm Hitt, several Itieites and arms! vessels, are cruisms with,. west vi the haii.uur of Naples; st Inas. therefore, be that •hetixi,ilition to Sicily, for which all the vet. whole coat have be it put an requisition, will be ••,,- NI , Nt 431 Circello, have recrived then disaub.se a PdlellDt," "'swam stsacif 27. Na farther accounts have been recei fed from Cat. tarn last week. According to ao uncertain report. the Pussians have taken possession of BA- The greate.t activity prevails in our arsenal In building ships of svar. In almost all parts of the Adriatic bea, Russian and Eng!isb ships swarm, so that our trade by sera i. almost annihilated, and Ne can only carry it cr.. under Papal and other neutral The merchants of 'Priest avail themselves ul their oeutraFty with great aaivity. 1.1111.1111, MACH U. Th 4 a Inv of General Ylarmont. in D 1414164, i. daily yeerivit;lf leinhireetrient,. The Gen.-tali cl Vigi.ulles, Gtouchy, with it. to be near wLeli 7• . r, D•vs.i..n, 411• •tthieu, r Vo,® 'cr. N•asooftry.me W i • At Kolar. e tame s gel -a e spiritual pbwer ort.r the CtuLnlic church will b f 4. ,epitrAted from the tempot.l power over the Koltun territory. Trent and the Southern part ref Tyrol, have been ceded by Bavaria to the kingdom of Italy. fItAMILFORT, APRIL A. For several days past. repotts of the probability of a renewal of the War have been very currvnt bete, and the Government paper has sunk in value. With respea to the report, that a battle has taken pl-ce near (*Auto, between the French and Rus nothing is fin they known. NAVAL I.4.7IfLLIGLNCE. votos‘tnetw, ♦tuL 21 Arrived the Tourterelk frigate, Cdpt J. N. N 141.- 61141, with a convoy of tranyorts of Guernsey ; La Fleche sloop. Capt. T. hire; and Rea/oyes/ ai.d Aso gun-vessels, from a criii‘e .4 I 'Aare. The Grego', has made the signal for A convoy to the Downs; and the Di., frigate, for the West Indies. Sailed the Racehorse sloop, Capt. R. Forbes, and theire,sar,e, on a cruise. Went out of harbour theAkrandria frigate, Hon. Capt. King. . FALMOUTH, APRIL 19. Arrived the Reward, Teagu:, from Oporto, one of the Lesbon and Oporto fleets which passed this port last evening, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Pomone ; Jaws, Pascoe, from Bristol ; Lree Brothers, Westcutt, from Swansea; and t h e Dart, Bedlake, from Plymouth. Sailed the outward-bound Quebec and Newfound land }bets, under convoy of His Majesty's chip , , C4a.unseri, '24, and Areny.er, 16 guns ; and Au( L',,nd packet, Schuyler, fur Lisbon. with mails. DEAL, APRIL 21. Arrived the Cockatrice and L'Asperile sloops of war, with a large fleet of vessels, under convoy, irons Ireland, and the western ports, which are sailed for their respedive destinations. Came down from the River, the Neptune and Marnum tlEty East Indiamen. • Siiledihe Clyde frigate, Commodore Owen, with the Cow Gaiant raard, Ohrron sloop of war, and seve ral gun-brigs, for the French coast; also the Cock& irt. s sloop of war, with the East Indiamen, aad the rest of the outward-bound, under convoy, fur Portsmouth.—Wind N.E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ge AAAAAA D, Aaell 21.—Passed by the Friendship, Sran dos', from Dublin; IP.ultas and Catherine, Outten. from Norway; Elliot, Shuttlewuri It ; and the hlion, Richard% from the South Seas —tiailed the St. hatrick, Campbell, tot Dob lot Jauonteton, Rylatoler, fur Stockholm ; Symmetry, Dawson; Adverts Duncan; George, Brunet; Mentor, Ste phenson; Carr , WiYrrrr ; M try Ann, Brown ; Itnnnr, Christ mas_; Ins, hihcolmn ; Martha, Forster; and the Netly, Reid, fAI reter.bUrgil. 11:7)M LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Aprit 4Y, 1 8T)6. Copy of a Letter from the Fail of St Vincent, C B Admiral and Commander in enief of 11. i Majesty's Peet einployed in Me Chansisi, SOundimit, be. to William Menden, Esq. elated es based ILI Makmey's ship the Hibernia, ell Ushant, April 14, 1606. Ste—l yesterday received from Vice-Admiral Thornbroosh, the letter, with its inclosure, trona Captain Lord Cochrane, of which copies are here with transmitted, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. The gallant and succesful exertions of the Pallas, therein detailed, refled very high honour on her Captain, Officers, and Crew, and call for my warmest admiration. I am, &c. Sr. VIISCENT. Prince of Wales, off Rmhfort, MY LORD, Oth April, 1806 have the honour to transmit to your Lordship a copy of a letter I have this day received from Captain Lord Cochrane, of His Majesty's ship Pallas, under my orders. It will not be necessary for me, my Lord, to comment on the intrepidity and good canduift displayed by Lord Cochrane, his Officers, and men, in the execution of a very hazard ous enterprise in the Garonne; a river the most difficult, perhaps, in its navigation, of any on this coast ; the complete success that attended it, as well as the destrußion of the vessels of war men tioned in the said letter, on the coast of Arcassore, bespeaks their merits mere fully than is in my power to do ; to which may be fairly added, that nothing can evince more clearly the high state of discipline of the crew of the Pallas, than the hu manity shewn by them to the enemy in the conflict. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) EDw. TMORSIROUGH. The Earl of St. Vineent, Sec. Sec Ac. his Majesty's Ship Pallas, off Chessmen, SIR, Bth April, 1806. Having received information, which proved cor reit, of the situation of the corvettes in the river of Bourdeaux ; a little after dark, on the evening of the sth, the Pallas was anchored close to the Shoal of Cordovan ; and it gives me satisfaftion to relate, that, about three o'clock, :he National corvette, La Tapageuse. of 14 Tong twelve pounders and ninety five men, wh;ch hkd the guard, was boarded. car ried, and cut nut, about twenty miles above the shoals, within two heavy batteries, in spite of all resistance, by the First Lieu•enant, Mr. Haswell, Mr. Sutherland. the Master, Messrs. Perkyns, Craw ford, and Thompson, together with the quarter masters, and such of the seamen, die serjeant, and matinee, as were fortunate enough to find place in the boats. The tide of flood ran strong at day-light ; l.a Tapageuse made sail ; a general alarm was given ; A sloop of war followed, and an aßion continued, often within hail, till. by the same b yby which tl•st rapagense was Ca: s ied, the sloop of war, which had been before saved by the rapidity of the cur rent alone, after about an hour's firing, was com pelled to sheer off, Iravilg suffered as much in the hull AS the Tapageuse in the rigging. The conduin of the officers and men will be justly appreciated. With confidence I shall now beg 'rave to recommend them e notice of the Lords Comm:stioners of the Admiralty. It is necessary to aid, that, the same morning, when at anchor, waiting for the boats (which by the-bye, not return nil this morning), three ship were observed heating Joan towards the • alas, making many s;gitals: they were scrim per. set, hmtvie-ent.liant, Ceder 2/4 ehirliein, a Retch, - 4 / the Sean ino, w %Vele. Julie 24. Jnitu of the Stone s in the could) uf Surrq, winernoachaut, at tea, .t Nhy IT. Witham B were, late of Cdratta, in the Eavt lodes, butt hl f! .11 of Ilatton.atr:et, Lontm,, noettlom., at t en, at Golh. bitty "1. John raerv, :ad Alexander Pete-s, of th e n. Sodthwi,k, in the C.uu..ty of Surrey, Joled yers Paulin. dealers aml chapnoen, et ten, at G 1104114% L. n , k , ao 3. mar :33. 0011114 n JOitit late ot 1-I.leinanonrea, I.omh.n, men ham, at war, .t Gu.1.41111. M.. I . Iticha o ol Cramp, of Cleat Mist -la•bonne street. tle Coohlv f Med , llesett, iverhatnev, dealer and claaptuao, at ten, at Gu.hltuill, . CKIITIFICATIe.3—• Mee 13. H enr y Loveingtott, Itte o: Andover, 10 the county of squt - arnidtm. innhulder, dealer .and Chapman. Thomas Shari-lea, now Of love of Walt:41•1.4)elo, in the ty-rol.atine ni 1.2 , 405tv.r, c,dt.ot, admodaetm c o, .I.lla St.-I/Item, of Liez fetoOli an twe county or Limeast.-, rrira .11.1e2r. 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Duk.• 4 ::""rt, Bow.streat„ Coment-Grangen, and Publnlod at the Office, N.. 15, Reek of S..ll.,nent'a Chtreh. Straed. ha W. STUCK, of No.?, $. N Minn-un•et, Long Arr.. o.ders, &e. for th,s Paper. Nat to ill. Offne (yetT Bl4 ). teal be duly atteaded to. - r-.- _ 4, ceivesl to he enemies. In a feet minutes, the anchor was weighed; end, with the remainder of the offi cers and crew, we chased, drr.ve on shore, and wrecked, one national 21 gun ship, one of 22 7uns, aad La Nlalicieuse, a beautiful corvette, of IS gins; their masts went by the board, and they v. ere invo:eed in a sheet of spray. All in vas ship 'hewed good zeal for Its kla• jestv's set vice. Ihe Wart ant Officers, and Nile . . I * .tt • tual, Midshipman. supplied the p'ace of those com missioned. The absence of Lieutenant Nlappleton is to he regtetted ; he would have gloried in the ex• peditiun with the boats. The assiaatice rendttred by Mr. Drummond, of the Royal Matins, was such as might have been expetled. Subjoined is a list of the wounitd, together with the vessels captured and destroyed si: cc the 26th ultimo. 1 am, Sir, eke. (Signed) CAYCllltatlt. Vic--Admiral Thong/routs, A.:. kill,d-None. Woundivi-Michael Mother, troth arms riff; llcnry Crook. man, in the arm ; John 11.1.1/oridd, in the 'sack. Vessel. taken or deintoyed-Le Deasnx, thane maree.- taken ; L'lsle Daix, ensue roarer-liken; La POIrlii11,:, brig -taken ; a large brig-buint ; a maw maree-wrecked. National shrie.-I.a Tamigeuse, of 14 cults and 93 men taken ; La Mani.neus.., of le guns-wrecked ; Imp. ri,,t •i-ip, cal 24 guru-wrecked; Imperial ship, of 22 puns-wrei.Sed. (Signet) COCH It a me. Copy of a letter from Admiral Lord Gardner, Commander.in- Ch ief of His Melee y', Ships and Vessel. at Cork, to William Mandrn, &s. dated on board tire Trent, Cork Ramon., April le, lel/6. Silt-Inclosed I have the/ honour of transmitting, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Captain Brace, of His I Majesty's ship Virginie, giving an account of his having on eie .9th instant, in If. I'3 At::. 41 min. N. Long. 10 dl'g. 25 mia. W. captured the Spanish schooner privateer Vrngador, mounting 14 guns, and having a complement of eighty-two men. I understand from Lieutenant Powell, who is ar rived in charge of the above privateer, that she is out twelve days from Bourdeaux, and had not made any captures during that period. I have the honour to be, Zzes G• arm aa. /Ls Majesty's ship Virginie, at Sea, 9th April, 16rG' La. 46 deg. 49 min. N. Long. le deg ti Miii. W . My Loan-1 have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that at six p.m. I captured a fast sailing Spanish schooner privateer, called the Vengador, mounting 14 :_t,tutss, with a crew of St men. I the honour to be, kc. C. BItACI. To the Right Hon. Lord Gardner, Admiral of she White', Commander in Chief, Se. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. PROMOTIONS. I Ith Regiment of Font-Gement the R:ght II mourrhle Rich. aril Fitzeatr,ck to be Coknel, rice General Giant, de ceased. .--...,. BAhIRRIITTCIES .ENLARGED. Wdliant Chumbera, late of Princes-street, Barbican, in the parish of St. Giles Without, Crioptegate, London, victualler, dealer and chapnian, frem April VI, to June 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Tnumas Johnson, late of Flushing, in the Island of Wal cheren, in the pr.,vinc., on Zeland, and within the dominioi s of the Batleten Repv!dic, and shire of High. street, 111 tae pa rish of St. Mary•le-lionne, in the comity of Middlesex, eno chant, dealer and cliaprnan, from April 22, to June 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London. B.ANKRUPTS. John Lloyd and William Wydow it, of Upper The mes • street, London, grand, dealers and chapman, to surrender, Aped 26, May 11, and June .1, at lON at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dolunti Willoughby, of ClifFoolle Inn. Christopher !lawman, late of High llnltiorn, in the county ref Middlesex, but now of ritter.lane, Landoll, hunt:, dealer aid chapman, to unmade, April t 6, at nine, May 3, a t elevens, and June 3, at ten, at d uildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, setlett's.huildings, Holborn. John Woodford, late of Oefordntreet, In the county of Middlesex, but now of Bearbinder.lane, London, cheese monger, dealer and chapman, to surrender, April 96, 29, and June 3, at sine, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lang ley. rumbtree-street, Bloomasbuty. John Sknttowe, of St. Mary Cray, In the county of Kent, mintier, dealer and chapman, to surrender, April 26, at site, May 3, at eleven, and June 1, at ten, at Guildhall. London Attorneys, Mews. Dewy and Cope, Paper.buildines, Tem ple; and Myelin. Everest and Martyr, Greenwich, Kent. Samuel Hodgson the elder, of Stourhridge, in the county of Worcester, malister and tallow-chandler, to surrender, May 23, at three, 24, at one, and June 3, at eleven, at the Letdo wn's Arms Inn, in %Wen in the county of Worcester. At torney, Mr. Henry Roberts, Stourhridgle, Worcestershire; and Mews. Suerne,Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, Landon. George Down, of Whitechapel-rnad, in the county of Mid- Alesek, •ictualler, to surrender, April 26, ILI! 3, and June 3, at eleven; at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pnillipson, Hotborn.oeurt, Gray's Inn, London. Benjamin Tracers and James Eadaile the younger, of Queen. street, Cheapside, in the city o f London, strear.rioalers end co-partners, to surrender, April 26, atone, May 3, and Jun* 3, at ten, at GuUdhall, London. Attorney, Mr. W. E. Allen, No 16, New Bridge -street. James Holmes and Sennett Newbury, of Sweethings. Rent., in the city of London, eating hnussokeepers, dealer., rine men, and cnpartners, to surrender, April 211, May, 12, and June 3, at twelve, a t Guililhell, London. Attorney, Mr. Warrand, Castle -court, Budge-row. Christopher Holly, of Feechurel-street, in the city of London, tailor, to surrender, April 26, May 6, and Jun* 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Welchem, Furneral'a-inn. Witham Beach, of Lodlow, in the county of Salop, mercer, drii er, dealer and chapman, to surrender. May 3, at hee, 6, an.l June 3, it eleven, at the hou s e o f Mary Crump. known In the name of the Goole Inn, in devidley, iii the county elf Worcester, Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke and Pardee, in Bewdley. Thomas Hall, lane of Dudley, in the county of Worcester, tailor, dealer and chapman, to sureender, April 111 , May 12, awl ane 3,A( twelve ,t Geildlsall, London. Att o rn e y, Mr. Here, Inner-Teinple-lane, London. Johns Crowing the yousiger, of Barton-street, in the OW parish of Saint Philip and Jacob, in th 2 county of Gloucester, card mid pasteboard-maker, dealer and cliapnials, to our. raider, April VI, and May 3, at eleven ' and Jun e 1, at h•.. at the house of 'Th oma s L uce , called the White Len, situate in Mood-street, in the city o f "iota. Arew ne ys, tirt..i,,, Pee. and Williams, Lucent's Inn, L ,ndon ; and Mr. George Stack land, &maul. DIVIDENDS. May 13 George Bush, of the city of Bristol, chemist, dialer and chapman, at emit, at the White Li.ni Inn, in Bi., a it. street, in use lily of brutal. May 22. Joseph Wood, of Burnley, in the county of Lanese. ler, entton-epiiirsei, 'reeler and Chef/11/11, at eleven, at the New lairs, in lelaekburir, is the taut cothaty of Lancaster. May 16 Anthony (lieer, of kirklington, an the county of %uric, iimbolder, dasher and ch•pinan, at eleven, at t!I•• 11011. e al Jonathan Eimpaiu, known tan the men of the king's Arms, in Think, in the embolic of Yak. May 14 arid 16. Henry Leer;iig ~,,, , late of Andover, in the county of Souliampion, si•nholeer, m ,!er, and mai:titian, at twelve, at the hum.* of Charles rule, called or It ii .iims by the name or sign of the White Hart Inn, to Andover. May Is. Chrt.t.pher Wild, of Manchester, In the moony of 1. incastet, vio...aMr, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Man clie.ter Mar 14. Smiled Eves, of Marichint,T in the county of Lancaster, core dealer, cominon-earner, defier and chap. snail, at two, at tee Bush 1114, In Adeli,:heiiree. May 13 John Crowley, of Smalthrotr, near Rochda'e. In the county of LanCairef, Carkirhf I•lnei, Jealer and chap. mail, at el...en, at the him.* of W,diain Sumner, the Dog Tave.ii an Donierate, in Massels..sisr Ma ) 11 ' Js.h.s P4..111, late cat Weds, in the county of Somer. I'