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NikiLS. AalivtD —3 Dublin, I IVaterford: Dut-2 flamburgh, Gottgnburli I Lisbon Waterford. PRICE sTocKs Tms DAY AT 7 , A'1.1-'ll. O'CLCIdiC C-ns. for Opul.ingsga l Oinntixl - 3i I Rcd. Ann. 581 THE SUN. SOLZM QUIS DICLRE YALSVM AUDLAT•? L 0 N D 0 N, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1805. TIM Letters brought by the Wasp, which has arrived at Plymouth from Gibraltar, are rather of a contradiCtory nature : according ; to some of them, Lord NEL sorr had not proceeded either to the East or West Indies, but was cruizing below Gibraltar, in the Atlantic. This we know is not corre&; LOrdNiMSON certainly sailed, as we have already stated, from Lagos Bay on the 1 th, in pursuit of the Enemy."-- It is also said, that the .Queen and. the Dragon are gone - up the Mediterranean, with .the Expedi tion. This we also apprehend miast.bc a mistake, as .accounts have been - received of those. Ships having joined Sir R CAL/3 ER, Off Ferrol'. The. Ro:yal Sovereblii , which Was left by Lord NELSON: at Gibraltar, will; We believe, convoy Sir Jiimzs CRAIG'S Expedition to its destination. Our Dover Letter mentions a gallant hut unsuc cessful attempt made by the Boats of two of our Cruizers to cut out a French Lugger from Bou. Ingne 'Harbour. A Report was very prevalent on Saturday that . Lord GAENVILLE and his Friends had joined Ad, 'ministration. We do not beliave that thissurnour is true to the extent stated, but we have reason to know that his Lordship, and those who a6t with him, are extremely dissatisfed with the , recent con duCt of the old Opposition Party. .The violence. ~, vhich they have of late, manifested, the attempts they have made by every artifice in iheir power, to excite public clamour, cannot but bring back to the !tcolleEtion of his Lordship that syStem upon which they acted during the last `'far- —ii Sys tem which that' Noble Lorti r ili conjunetion with Nr. PITT, censured with so much severity, and opposed with so much firmness. Ind4d, the con. dui which has been adopted by their partisans out of doors, with respeet to Lord 11121,viLi.t, the daily etTorts that are made to prejudge his case, and to'ir ritato the public mind 'almost to .madness against itim,.are absolutely disgraceful to the Press of the Country. The Papers in the interest of the Qpposi • tic n are cvc:y day loudly clamouring for the Impeach mt.ut and Trial of Lord MtLyitlx, and yet at' the ',very same moment they boldly pronounce him Guilty. They call for the solemn investigation . or, , his conduct before ,the hiihest tribunal irk this Coun tri, and at the same 'time presume to say, that •r the guilt of Lord MgLviLLE, since the appearaace of the ii.eport of the gelea CoLamittee, has assumed a chara6ter of atrocity, which, though violently sus. paled, was not before regularly proved to belong to it." Are these. proceedings consistent with the corn , mon prineiplec - of Justice? are they consistent witjt that proteaion which the la'w of this Country.ek 7 tends equally , to all individuals from the highest to the lowest? if a Bill of Incliament were about to prefirrpcl against the meanest individual in •this emintry, .and , any Newspaper were to :pronounce Lim guilt , and to assert that the charge was regu larly I,rcapyi, tile law would interpose, and .pu-' rii: it ztic% an attempt. at prejtilication with due sever 4 ; why then is Lord Mary ILLS alome to b deltrivei? of that proteCtion to' which he has a right is aceir,thOn With every other Subjea in this King, dona is rot' many years sino .a Metnber of luliament 's4s teed, and sentenc;.:d'.to imprison =cat, for attempi.in,;to inAuence.a Jury, by 'a pub tiviivemd to enern . previous to 5 , --anci we see no ditference between that caw ( . ..nd the prison—Put it se.ln3 as if every thing ttia, evcry thing n-ii;ht lx .dgne with. i aga'aist Lorfl Mizvat,a,t the RepOrt which is „made the . .founda l tion -of the charge' i ;a i llit hi m i s i-piese-ited as a , :Legal Convic &jun, and a trial is demanded, pot' to actrtain F.r cult or innoc;:,pcc, but merely as the means of punishment upon him, We, dd not defend Lori ; we only des 4t that. lams csasPnPY be deciitvi upon the common principles-of justice, az:d tla:A he may not, like the unforturtate.Admiral LYNG, be made a sacriix to popular cipmour and We• have already Made some I , Jr; vengeance. 51,:x:vations upon the singular .situation in which 31cLvItz,a,is placed, v-ho has hcen al ieidy puglithed fdr an offencp far whiCh it is now prqpt ,r wl:to - try' him: —but it Is said that Lord..elx.r.- , 414 Itas undergone no puriisbrmnt! Is the init)he lOich has 17ee;,1.iptinistriously excit.ed bira, ,no pnnislunent ? Is filo deprivation ,rd Ail if ht, hJd. no 1-v114411m ;nt ?-- Is the enzure of his nante :from tht Litt of Privy Councillors 4rirluaislunent To the... Parry-writers, to whom we allude, this penishment may not be sufficient to grqtify their rantotir azainst Lord :at vit,tz, but to every, impartial man, to every man whose mind is not pirVerted, or whose heart is not depraved by the violence , of faction, it must appear severe indeed. On Saturday His MAJErri left Windsor in his travelling carriage for Bulrnarsh Heath, escorted by a party of Horse. .He arrived there at twelve, and then mounted. his horse, and reyies.ved the Berkshire Volunteers, consisting of nearly 5006. His 11.A.3m was pleased with their appearance. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES were present, and, after the review,' dined with . . the Marquis of BLAiIDFORD. They arrived at Windsor at eight o'clock.. Yesterday the ROYAL FAMILY. 'and, attendants went to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent sermon by the Dean of Windsor, from the ".td of St. Mathew, and the 15th verse.. Aft service the ROYAL FAMILY went to Frogmore. '• Saturday the five Battalions of the Guards at - pre, gent quartered in La tdon and the vicinity were pa , raded by day light, fully appointed, and marched off' in two Brigades, "under the command of Major-Ge nerals FINCH and LESLIE, to Wirnkledon, where they, in conjunction with the Brigade of Life-Guards, had a grand field-day, under the orders of the Dunt of YORK, and then returned to town. The 68th Regiment, underthe command of Lied. tenant-Colonel F4RLEY, arrived ar Antigua o n t h e 4 th'of April. The Both Regiment, tinder the orders of Colonel IN/I'l\l'Am, has, arrived at St. Vitwent's, to relieve the oath. Hyde Park yesterday,had to boast of More-Per sons of Distinaion than we have witnessed assent bled there this season. The gentle shower made it pleasant, as it laid the dust. Her Royal Highrteso the PRINdESS CITARLOTTE,Of WALES took an airing in a•chaise and pair. Lady GEORGINA ELIOT entertained a large Pasty of Select Friends from fawn on . Saturday, on th e bottom of Greenwich altOng whom were the Igarquis'and Marchioness of STAIiFOREI. The Hon. Mrs. VILLIERS' gave a Grand Rout last night, at her laouse in North Audley-itreet,' wbich was fully attended: Mr. THELLVSSON gave a Grand Dinner on Satur day, at his house. in Chandos-strcet, to . His Royal Highness the Dino: of YoRK, 'Earl of Waiermos i•AND, Earl of CoiYMVsl, Niarquis of Loal.m, • Lord R. FITZkioESIALD , i 3 come home in the Or phew Prigate, on private"h:isiness, and has left Lard STRANGFoIin, his Secretary,. as Cltargd d'ifiraires at the Court of Portugal. The ,Iltirhadocs Paper of the 6th of April an noutkes the, capture of LaDesirie 'French Prim tgtr, elf 14 guns and 7 2 men, by the Borlya9es„--- Tht Desirje had mistaken and charted the Barluipes, hut btruck on, receiving a shot which killed or wounded five of her men. The,particulans of the spirited defence contained . in the following extract of a letter, will,lwe :tie per— suaded, he read - 'with pleasure by all the admirers of British gallantry • BARBADOIts, MARcir 1 9,-,- 4 ` The Windlor Cas. Ile Packet, Captain SirrToN, arrived here from Fat:. mouth a few cktys since, in 2g , days ; she would . hive been here sooner, !rad she not fallen in with a large French Privateer llrig to windward, carrying , 20 guns, t we h- e s and nines, and 175 inert; she came down under the Packet's lee-how, when she tacked ship, with Spanish 'colours flying, but • soon after hoisted - French, and fired a broadside. The racket' contititfed her course, making use of her small arms only, as she, cottld not get any of her great guns to bear on the Privateer. She then ranged up close _under the IP indor Castle's iluarter, - and twice .aiternpted to board, hut.was repulsed With the loss .of several of her crew; at length the - FaCket had the good fortune to get two of her guns, with round and cannistei, to bear on.the Brig, and carried.away her bowsprit. and maitt-toptnast, when she dropped a-stern to repair her. daritage, which must have been great. The defenco. of the Packet is here spoken of in the highest terms, as she 'carried oply eight guns,, and had , on*board` only 32 people, ih cluding,three passeqers) her loss is not g re a t, con sidering that she maintained a running fight of four hours continUanee, One of her men ‘eas killed, and three'passengers and six seamen were wounded'. (.3reat.praise is due to C....ptain Solrots; mid the leas ter, fortheir very gallant condu& while in the - pre- . ience of th,l Enecny; and the animating-co'hdat of the passengers cannot be spoken of too highly. It is with pie. sure I can say, that the wounded are all in a fair way, and will; a6l4l:oe;sc, be well again in a fei.v days. The Merchants hero' have . voted pike: of plate; of 1511 guineas value, to Capt. SLIT TQN, for his - gallant defence of•stlip Mails' in his charge ;.arid' it is to be, hpped, that Government , will not let this Frier torious a6tiOri I? 4 , s s u nr ewar d e d. Naines of'the'Passemers avirtiled ;—.7. GRA '. ILAN, a ball throiei the cheek; M. FRANKLIN, Ileshy part of the niii.7,ll, with . 'inusretryi G. Lf:D BATT, calf of the 1t g . • • On Monday a Court Martial .was held on board the Cladia4r,.at I'ort4notith,by Adjourinnent ft•oni . Saturda±,, on Lieutenant WraEt.Otv, - of the ..nril - for havitiE , , during the time he hittl charge if theSpaiiish Ship -Aurora', 'token roilty titre-al 0 4... glect of -duty,. disob , :dietice-cf::orders; and tir l ll..nt drtinkmness ; awl also for :having disposed of the six-oared. Cutter,' iu etcharir for a • Boat, with, a person On oshore. T 11:". Cour miati'cleart;tl and agreed, that the Charges ,of neglett of duty; disobedience of Orclers, and having. clif,popt:d Of• the six -oared-Cutter belonging.to the .ofirillicn:! had nett leeitliroved, and did, adjudge him faille aequitte.:l thereol ; hot : that the charge of almost intistant drunkenness 'haii,been in part provo ; and , did adit4lge him to be dis missed froru hisOffiet.; of a Lieutenant of the Brit4' /iota, and to ibe put at the bottom of the List of Lieutenants qf. she Royal Navy.- 7 :-Capt, I. O. 1 - 141 - IiYi Captain E nEti3 i 5. aitointe4.o , -the Captain; i C o at ri t e : L ri k 7l ‘ u v n y d,, ti , s re o r t i o the. - 41144 - 4, J.:#*B ; Luc ttx trim c - apt: 14";•pyr, to thetilinct; Capt. to the Ditt(tlor ot ~ f , ; n it loth td u lk, - T i: r. , iitosig; "9 Ve ' P u rser of the Sardine; at N it K.d...Z.JVtErW.S.• oot tht LO.vocia - GA4arz,,,_yx. , s, aos.. Athrtiralty-Office, J 14718 8, 18405..:. Copy (.4' a Letter fr om Captain Snell., Contriptder of ilis Stooythe AVO7I, ia TVilliedn Mari-' den, Esq. dated at iiistan; I have the honour to enek4e..herewith a Copy of a Letter received by smarbin Lieutenant C. Carpenter, commanding` its Majestri tehooner . Millbrook ; and am, . F. is A;stui. my Majesty's Schumer:Makrook, of the Baypna•lilaio, Way, 18 1 05. SIR, • " • - • I beg to inform you,.thAii.is,Majesty!sSchooner,, under my cominand • captured;- .orr the 6th - instant, offOporto, the Spanish Lugg F r:Privatee.r La TraVel4,, of three guns,. with small - armi- and 'flirty she had the day 'before raptured allrig, laden:with wine, from Oporto ; .on reqeiying the information. I made sail for Vigo, to Which Port I concluded she was sent. - This , morning, . the. Bayonna Islands bearing East about eight leagues, I observed a Brig standing for the Northern passage ; I immediately made sail for the Southern Passage, and sucCeeded. in capturing her within the Bayonnas, at the en trance of Vigo River. She proved too be the Stork . English ,I3rig„ bound to Newfoundland, laden with salt ; had been captured from the Newfoundland Convoy on the gth ultimo, by the Fenix ,Spanish Privateer .Brig _of twelve guns. I have, the honour to be, &c. J. C. CARPENUER. To R. J, Snell, Esq. Commander of Majesty's Sloop,Avon, Lisbon. Admiralty-Office; June 8, 1805. Copy of a - Letter from. Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. &or-Admiral of the -Red,' to William. Marsden, £47. dated on board the Royal Sovereign, at Gi T bralmr, the OA itfay, 1 805.. SIR, I herewith transmit to you, to lay' befoie* the .r4rds Commissioners of. the Admiralty; 'a. Copy of a Letter, dated the Bth instant, from the, Honour able' Captain Boyle, of His Ma'jesty!s 'Ship' Sea horse, to Vice-Admiral Lord ViScount Nelson, giving att. account of his having attacked a Spanish Convoy, from which he succeeded in eapturig an Ordnance Brig laden with powder. The'dmidua of 'Lieutenant Downie; who corntirandeTthelloats on this occasion, as well as .of the'•dther Officers...of the Sealiorse, is big* spoken of by Captain ,Boyle, as their Lordships - will observe. • .. I have the honour to be, &c. • it. BICKER'rON. His Malestysi, Ship Sedhorse,'Oibrediap-Bay, NIY , LORD, , May ,0„1805._ On the 4th inst. I learnt- that a Spanish cp . ny9y was on the Coast to the WestWard'of Oarthagena, chiefly loaded On •Goveetimelit adeobrat Vith.Gun ,powder, Ordnance, and Naval Stores for„the,Ounr . .. boats, at Malaga, Ceuta, and .Algezims. conceiv ing.the destrudion of the same of consequenee l kept close alonk shore, With'the hope of falling it; with them, and effecting 'my Wishes ' • .'e .r,om se , they weee discovered qi4xn the mast-h eath: qt , observed them haul intaSt, Pedro, an 4130 e te t . the Ewitward of Cape - cfF Oatte; under the protee don of a fort, two ,Rtiti'ea .Selieener3;-* three. .Gun and Mortar Launches, where I determined io attempt to destroy theip;. the ~; V essel of ~greatest conseAuctrce to get out!was an Ordnance trig load ed with 1170 quintals of powder, and-Varions o?.iter , Stores, commanded by Don Juan Terrag,ut; 'Master • in the. Spanish Navy ;land .4,rhielf was- e,tfeded by. : Lieutenant Downie, First of the Selhorse„ ,in a Sit. oared Cuttet, in a most gallant and weli-judged 'tnagner f Ayhose conduet s on this, ''aS'well: -. As &ery other4lccasion, I feel it my duty to mention to your Lordship as that of a most zealous Officer, and I beg leave to add, that Lieutenant Downie assures me he met 'with every possible assistance front Mr. 'Thomas Napper, Midshipinans,' who accompanied him in a, four-oared Boat, The Seahorse during, the time kept up a quick and well-direded fire on the Fort; Gun-vessels, and Convoy; acid having every reason to believe I had sunk one of the 'Gun, launches, 'and damaged and sunk several. others of, the Convoy, night corning an; with . light.wittas„,. the main-topgallant-mast, sails, braCei; shot away, I felt it imprudent any longer to attempt' the destruftion of the whole by eitpasing,We Ship, to the well-direacd fire of the Gum-u, which latterly struck her ever); shot. For t he exertionA, on this.occasion, of Lieutemnt-.Ogle -irtloore, Lieu tenant Charles Brown•Yenge, who had not reteived hii confirmed commission, Mr. Sprat', Master, Lieutenant Cla4eef the RoOl.gaziais, Lieutennt Ilagerneimer,, of the Rll;iiatillavy, Reel. severally itiflebted ,f ttxl, indtvd, I phould' do injustice. to every oths',/' Cheri and Man 'on board. did, • L notiudtftion thlgniri the same manner.: .• XL would .) me greA ter'SatisfitAion could I in form your Lordship we met wind loss•on this Servicp.;. howvver, I ti;el that suS,tained, in having Only one Seaman killed, as;trifting,•considering the well-directed fire in so many different diredions of the Enemy. Trustir i g that. my. proceedings :Will meet your Lordship's approbation, • - I have the Honour to be, &c. • •(Signec,i) , • C. BOyLE. Right _lion. Lord iliscouqt Nelsofr, 21 &c. tec;; (4 c9py), It. BICKERTON. JuNr. B.— Arrived the Phenix "Fri. gate from a Cryti" - ze o 1 the Black Rocks; to ref t : left AdMirai Lord GARMIgIt'S Fleet on Wednesday last, aH «•ell.--The Enemy's Fleet had shewn no dispo sition. to sail. • . • Arriv . ed Ao Dispatch and 4t i clanta sloops pc W ar, from ri Cruize ; favourite Sloop of War from • Ireland ; :and Capays AtMed prig with Pispatches from the Clintinel Fleet. Sailed the I' illutnt trig to fox Ireland, and Are- mosis Frigate for ,Portsmoutli.' Also the Charlotte: .*.imed - SchQotiOvritk"Dispaielles for Admiral. Lorl GA,RDNER. Arrived La Sophk ,d . St. Servant FreAc4.l thef* 4: 41 1' Aro ' li`fl )v . f • EttOls' Schooner, laflui drodfeClauPlix°,PirPeseavilibtlAr4.) i.sh-eindi.iCf.CahYricluibt‘tlieltibir.lre;:j;;;T:lifEturaf}::::l72 _rained by the Lgrri Nelson yil%:ater i , tbe Fr' &rim. Prassian Barti!ie , .Captain .11Arx.EB, 134..en' with flour, from .Bourdeaux, ..botuid to St. lo.i de-tained by-Araiad Rigate vibe Statit ‘ eli 1.. Pfussian Galliot, . eoptain Petter.fron-t Bourdeatix, with wine and brandy for I,..'inbden, tietainid bl ' l ' Lord Are/son Privateer ; the.Jonge- C onrad, of 1 ) V ~ Penburgh,' 'Captain JOIIAiiNES, from Davr'deli"' , bound-to .Tonningen, with.wine aid- hiAntlii•de" ; trained also .by- the Lord Nelson ; and the i, , i , Brig Resoltition,' Captain NousEttu, front lirer:3Y, : with timbq for this Port. . „Asia! ~.z.'.....Artivedithe. lilt* Sloop of:Viral:, . trot "! , 'and-t'agov.lky ;- sailed from the latter plges,oo.4o 1 Ltli . ult. •sti;h. Dispatches , were laatica ° II ' . 30thin Ireland. -='-She brings no ' p . articular news. ' By Letters received here it is stated that the Royal Sotiereigtn, of 100 guns, Quon, of . go gur.' and Dragon, .of 74 . guns, have preeed,,,a up tt , e , 'Mediterranean _with the Trans Perts illlclere°l'l°l 1 and that On their arrival oir Carthagena di,50.,1-Well i Ships were to leave them, in order to,Cruir•?,. th tl yo a a y t t o N ii i, f .e ar r .t ehbc:AlatiurFyrioilint:ggawabthals7::lce,uPanfidvethSeP"'.ll.''rl:lll:sp;'4:rot) °' tin proceed to the. place a their deAlnation'under, (.0' r.r.TT't.tt, - _ Came .in from Lord NacsocTtmtl.:lTligis'l2, 4te i 1,13 014 shoTt passage; It 'does .not appear Olat .- L° .. I A as- Yet is gone either to the East or \Vest in?1eh...,..: Was cllizing below Gibraltar, in tile Atl3lltiC OCt:.4 She brouht Letters from Gibraltar, dated the.; ult. 'A:4O gate an account of the arrival °I.A Expedition there, Fresh Proviiions ore vert,',7e;; both in the Garrison and Fleet. Certain inteioilf. had been. received here by Rear-AdmirAl :cps,l that siz sail of Spanish 74 gun sh i p , 4 : ci ii from Carthagerih at Cadiz, to bed , ottVlSed.4:ooo sea. The Queen, 90, Dragon, 7 ittt ti 1 4 t.h ogli. reign, 110 guits,..*ith a Frigate, on the,. ~ the Gut to endeav6ar to intercept 0, 00 thc,ll! , iarai 1 sage to Cadit, it being thought -the spal , 100 % gined they Could 1..104, Pass Alainoieste al l s o had left the Streights. Chu Tars re:i3,l'iP ,kri, r.,11 tile.Y74,. at the bare Idea of beating and ca"'"46fecir though two tO: one, . that cornrltatiort 01.'0 . eaters: the head -of a Bridsh Sealaa• . . 1 .......;,..4 . 0000, '-'ell° l t °tl.er.iljvi°-441q1-1:9 ;going,..Cci';l44- rei'altiolt.ret litioletilAnt,vtle.)::'sr .... e, tale; Ahelell.in with a liOats t-P0n1.ti,",,_c.,831-„,;,, i 0 5 ., L cif .0-ar,. and..*eylgre4 dt4;oF.:,Cve,77-;!rs-'" alter 0.4)t. (4scoverad a laretryPdll4:43'7,-,;;0‘le Ximan:tiariAloulogne ilarbouar;Nchcb t '' ' :' v e tia . , iut ite to , i i .4,ouredi la cut.ott; ~ iatit Oi4 ,•igt.ll)‘l- sight ..al-thtitn, they' - pii:ea' ~, I' 6 ' .o vii de Ix tv briskly, Bch huilea .the 3°;iiie Afeilt4 tnd I' am sorry to say illo.Lieuteitnt 4..,,,,ti0v0t0* . az a Lwa &earnest were itilcd, rihd ()lie ''''''' .., ; l , • cti i:thei ed ;- aw.i . their sails an rigi„;inic, being rilv.:. et, rc g ' were under the necessity of l'o l .", e 'Y' i/ . 1 .i . t t,e' lulu withstariding, the cowardly- fellool. " .., i pt i were afraid to pursue the boats, becuse. o_,cl 4, i, . ti Port I ° l° they might expe4. l to see a Brito . :e$ .....- C • ''''/.r. • . - - , t i the 4 ' -0 . •''' FALMOUIII,; kllt 7.-.7-Arris' t he Va l ' i With 5,11 t ; .1: ,5.,10, 1., ROBERTS, frOm LiVerpooL the riiv" r ''''. .oi , Ship q a ily, NV:. Astritr; from op a flosfrii RrOceeded. on for BaltinWei, ail i f ti Sl - from 1.400/1,, with bale g,i)o49* t , : litl,t, ;o• 4 , Sailed thit Ilum6er Armed 511P',_.-couvoY)l 'Ol ..D9Wiag, lirith a Fleet of CoastersuP.O%4nrisca,P.: iiivn.hqd•dtoi.STErtsss,.and ,Ilaria it 114 131.0 00 P - itil, tor*, Tiyrnoutb ; a nd• 66('‘ , i'vfl' i r t, for SNvansea.!' -• '• -4-5111 P °' ' Passed ..-by.• the Lady , . „ er e ii/ 1 Weshvard. • . 1 , , „trivca ,-; N I it' :liiiii gAtii.tile DoriTrarisPc'-'. Wider Lo ~,r4 . Gibraltar, report, that Cho Fleet gersae, stn t 4• 6 311 (i d ' e ''' 'ii ' ''''' ' 4 s°l`l2 amount .. , 1 ~ n from' Pr) apee Frigates, &C. was to mo d, .• the Coit'l)iiifei. ,to'' 12th of May, in pursuit of, , the Enemy. The 'loyal Sl'vv‘r:lii:l3:; siY- :1%11; AdMiral Sir RlCITARDDieglr*_.ll roto r, / 0 0 0 of the Expedition under Goner.. ' ~,, joioco f lib -113 v" ' h of 98, and the Drago, 0 . f oc , the )t Nit.sog. " • ....4 at List the l' e: While Ciencial'Cititto '-'.3 _O5O-0.1- 0' ec c,ct and Spanish Ambassadors renrw,,.,. rortOPl.'..c„;;llo warmth on the -shelter which trod,./10r air; vernment afforded to th•e-SPiltP:.o.oo.lse a Y 4 ' General Cita to. The raric:o;3 it it° doe t i t , the English coavoY lia na - befx.do,. i r be , / t o y; , P I by stress of Weat.ber (ariti.-603 itoractit3 o.# that it Shonld he ordeTea:M to st ir till J) the Co l ; qt*ellll CRAIC reSOlCed W it f bib a t , rizeVl7i sure-d:there was. no danger Q ~n a in e . as e ci re d tl,t ti bisect Fleets of-the EnortlY i ' c „O o p l i : .t we 31 pro os a Per em p tory order to V I ', an o f tbe 4 , t Oi , ..bad resolved td take posses' force, pithvioi IP Taps, _anti keep hi" P °s • bl:ipp, 13'i Aifik* itito-1118.144134' of " '-. 4 i ~,_