The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-10 00:00:00

i.i4PER I .;!1., PA R. L.1..1.it-11?:.N.T. liOC/SE OF PEERS. Tuk ,, DA y, ArttiL 9. Hir m , Fi etr y E r ,hint w heard r.r the Re. r A in the AppeAl C Andrew Mane, Eig. againi.t the ZAti of Cassilis.—Farther hearing to. Morrow. The Iri‘h R..flnetion Bill went through a Committee, and mil reported without any amend. men t, The Doke of ArtAot, presented a Bill forgranr. sri V) Elizabeth Attalston a divorce m Edward ltyuche her'husband, with liberty to her to marry again. The Louis CHANCELLOIt ) after stating that their turdships had, in the year 1861, sanltioned.the right of a woman in apply for a Divorce and ti t marry again, but that no instances of such appli., cations except two had ever occurred, and thnhe standing in peculiar Situations, begged theattentiqn of the House to the present Bill when it s hould come to be read a second time. The Duke of ATHOL, assented to what had fallen from the Eciun CHANaELIiOIt, and said, that tPt present Bill must stand on its own merits wfle4 they come to be inquired into. Adjourued. The following is a coma copy of the Resolutions moved by Mr. WHI-raitiAo, on Mundy evening, in 'the , House of Commons : t. That it appears to this Itouie, that on the igen of liahei • 'Rol, the House of Commons, in a Committee ef,.the, whole douse, cantle, utisoisgst others, to the following Roolotiohs t• ". That it is the opinion of this Committee that some Re* gelations ought to be edopted for: the purpose' of lessening , and keeping down the balanems of Public Money which ap pear to have usually been in the hands'of the Treasurer of the . Navy, and it would be beneficial to the Public if the First and other Clerks in the dilikrent branched belonging to the said Office were paid by fixed and permanent salaries, . in lieu. of all tees, gratuities, and oats r perquisite; whateegver, " That it is the opihion of this ,Coottnirtec, that from henceforward the Parrmister General atilt ,Majesty's„ land Forces:, and the Treasurer of the Navy; for the time being, shall not apply any sum or sums of money imprested to them, or either of them, to any purpose , of advantage or in terest to themsel yes, either diteetly or indirectly'. " " That it appetos to this Committee, that the Commis. sioners‘ appointed to examihe, take, and bum the Public Accounts of the Kingdom : , have, so far as appears from the Reports which they - have hitherto made, disci eiged the duty intrusted to them.with great diligence, accuracy, and ability ; awl if Petliiunent shall carry into execution those plans of reform and tegulation which are suggested by . the matter contained in the Reports of the said Commissioners, it cannot but be attended with the most beneficial conse. 'voices to the future Welfare and prosperity of this kingdom. 2. `` That in futheratiaof the ' intention of the House of Commons expressed in inch Resolution*, His Majesty, by his Warrant, stated June directed that ,the salary of the Treasur:r of the Navy should be increased tb the sum of 430•11. per annum, in full satiefaition, of all wages arid fees, and usher profits and emoluments theretofore enjoyed by former Trerteurers. 3. " That it'appeartero this House, that during the Treas stirership of the Right Hon. Isaac Barre, theconditinns of the eta t:said Warrant wereetrittly complied with; that the whole of the money issued from the Exchequer to Mr. Barre for Navel Services was lodged in the Bank ; that it was never drawn from thence previously to its being advanced to the 6W-1-Accountants M be applied to the Public Service ; that during tits time Mr. Barre acied es Treasurer and ExTrea. surer he had not iu his peissession or custody any of the Pub. lic Money; and that neither he nor the .Paymaster of the Navy clack:ilia any profit or advantage from the use or sm. ployment thereof. • 4. " That the Right Honourable HenryDundas, now Lord Viscount Melville, succeeded to the othectrfTreasurer orthe tfayy. cut the teth °I./at:tofu, Oa, when a further addition' was merle to the salary of the said °like, in Order to pre,- ditCe a net annual income of epoole after the payment of all taxes and charges on the ; and that this additional debit y was considered by the:staid Lord Viscount Melvilleae grantud to Witt in lieu of all wagee, fees, profits, and other einolus nitrite enjoyed by tortner ,s;. !I , Ttit_ the . sidd Corti Viscount Melville continued in , Oze.tsid Otticetill the loth of April, 1783 : that being iisked, whether he, derived any advantage trout the uSe or thc Public noney during that ()mod, he, in hie examination before the Coitunieeioners of Naval Inquiry, declined answering any eiteastielson that heed; hit ti n t he has, in a letter since writ. tett to the said, Centimssioners, anti dated this 2Sth of March List, Jeciared, that, previous to 1,86, " lie did not derive any advantage from the use. or employment or any mopies issued tor carrying on the rservice.of the Navy." But Mr. Douglas, who seas • Paymaster,' beirie dead, and his ' Lordship haying refueed to , answer any qUestigh on this head, us aforesaid, no evidence has been obtainta,us to ' the anPlieation. of Monies ierined for the service, of the Navy, or the mode of drawing the Sant*: front the Bank during this period. 6. 44 That the lion. C. .Towniheitd, now Lord Uayning, beld.the office of Treasurer of the Navy from the tith 178 a, to the..atli of j . attuary, ; and that from the eXatni, nation of his I.•Ordainti it aepears, that, during his Treasurer. siaip, no part of the 'Henley matted for the service Of the Navy was applied to his private use or advantage; and that he does not believe that Mr. Douglas, who attest under hint as Pay master, derived any profit or advantage train the use or em ployment of the Public Money, except the money issued for the payment of Exeliequer Festa 7." Thar t h e Riglitt lon. Henry nundes was re-appointed Tteit‘iltet °Elite Navy on the eth of J anuary, 104, and con.. tinued in the said Office until the tat of lune, deo, 8. " That in the year 1785, an Act of Parliament was pass ed (25 Geo. I 1 l cap. et), intituled An Act for better Re gulating the Office of Treasurer, of Ilia Majesty's Navy g" Wher , by it iadiretted that no Money shell he issued from the 'Treasury to the Treasurers of the Tievy ; hot that all monies issitel for Naval Services shall be paid to the Bank on tie some of Naval Services, and placed to the ace aunt of the Treasurer of the Navy, acid shall nut be paid out of the Bank unless for Naval Services, sovi pursuance of drafts stencil by the Treaatirer . Or pelson or persons eutberizect by which drafts shall specify the heeele of service ti) which auCli aittas are to be applied; and that time Regulations under, the Said Mt - shall take place 1 tom the 3 i,t of icily, 1735. 9 Thai the execution of the wire Act was peetponed till the moetleof lsn- 1786; and from tri..it time till the manth of lime ape, when Lord Melville lett the ollice of - 1 reesurer, toritittrY to the prat:lice established in the Tretieenersltip of the night itot). tsco..ilarre, contrary to the Rewiutions of the Honer oh Critninnis, of trio act tune,. 112, and jo da fistrce proyiaions of the abovesmentiosied of the setla.Ceo. 11 l c 31, large stuns of were, under pre tence of Neva' Stivi ues, and by a ecanslalous evaiiion of the .Aft, at vatioua times, drawn trom the Bank, mad invtieted in ke s itequer ante Navy Bills, ient ttpun ate !:critrity of Stock . , employed in uleCounting private Bins ! 'Bank and Stuck.' and used in" various ways for the pun. posCS of private ertiolutnent. ar - e" — That i'tior, Trotter, Fs + Paymaster of the Navy, • yee s the perevit by whom, or In whose name, the Public Money teas thus eniployod ; and that in Si null% he acted wit h the low N ittige and consent tit Lord Viscount Chi svhson itte was it the same time Private Agent,' and tin -whew .uae or 6eitetit he occasionally laid out from to to 2n,n001. wit Ii it COnsicleting wit4l;scr he was previously lit afrvant - re to ails Lordship, arid whether such advances were 1113 CL: from his,public or private halahi.ca. ii"'Plat the Right ileto, Lord Visernint: Melville have ing been privy to and connived at 'the witlieraw log front the *sink , of Englend, for the eurposits of pirvate litiereet or r e ss ea l ownti . sonis i s sued M hint as Treasurer of the Navy, I placed to iris tacouitt in tile Bunk, according to the pro. ,w,sions at . the z;tl i G ee. , 11 Lc. r , leis been guilty eta gross sialsition of the law, and a high bteacit of duty. " It further appears, that suliequent to the eppoint.• merit of Lord Melville as '1 te.ssurer of the Navy, in f7i.iai and during this tittle he held that large sums Ot issutti 10t the Sery ice of the Navy, were applied to ether setyir,cA and that the said Lord Melville, in e Letrer writ ten in answer to a precept issued by the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, requiting Ur, aceoulit of money received by .hirri, or Any tiereeu sal it sea - omit, or by hie order, from the Vayniaeter of the t`.'avy, and .11-in of the time when, and the -persons by whom" the ssine Wire reittrued to the Bork or y. tyrnaster, had tr , 4l he his tto tbAletkiht by which ec.could imike tip 4i4cii ;Ind that, if he hall-Bette- itl teeala. Itr. entili not tin it Vviffout cMiegtO'Pßti confidenti.3 trawetions nt ( - :overninent, which his - rluty to the Public rmot have restrained him from revealing; t;. " Thatibord Nlelville, in applying monies issherl for the wrvide of -the Navy 'to other services, stated to havehren ,of 50 delicate and confidential a nature, that, ighis opinion, no account oan or might to he given of them, has oaed - in a nonncr inconsistent with his dcttti, and incompatible with close securities which the Levislarnre has provided for the proper application of the Public Money." 't MAI LS. ARRIVED-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Dur—r Hamburg'', . I Lisbon, I Waterford. I'ItICE ()I; ;ITOCKS • , • ~ • •ral f nAv AT TWrI.VV O I CVICK. '- ' ,1 :61111$ . 01$ . • • •01 i OnpiUrfl' • • •' THZ `SUN, • ittlt M tiVt3`tflelo7. FALSUM . t7P;AT ? We List night received, the Paris. Papal to . the 3d, and a Dutch Paper of the 6th inst. The naval preparations carrying on in the Ports. of Spain .are studiously represented, in the French PaPers, being immense ; anti the Squadrorfitting'ontin Ca. diz will, it is said, he very soon able to cope with that otAdiniral Chou. We are, however, rather apprehensive that,so(ne time will'elapse before they will give the gallant AdMiral an opp'ortUnity of Mak_ ing the experiment.. We • stated some time ago, upon the best information, that Admiral Coot. RANs was not_.„ocr Cadiz on the 9th ult. though it Was confidently asserted by some of oor Cotempora. ries . , on the, authority of privatedetters, that be , was. ofr Tagus on that day.,Our statement is.now eonfirmed, if any confirmation were neoes. saty, by a Letter from Lisbon, which states, .that it was on the 6th, and not the 9th,"that his Squa. drop was off that Port. It is said that the Toulon Fleet .will Sail again very soon, and - that a considerable'hoily of Troops will embark on board it. The ./liosieem'r of the . 2gth ult. contains no less than eleven columns of.extracts from a new Publication respelling Egypt, the object of which is, to slim that it is absolutely net eSsary ' to the happiness of the People of Egypt that the French should be in possession of • that Country. . . Upon the subjPa of Egypt we beg leave to extraft, for the amusement of our Readers, the following ar_ ticle, which proves the absurdity, as well as the malevolence, of the French Usurper, or his NrWe. paper Agents ;it appeared in , The Public;ite of April 2: " The following Article is extrafted from Tat;SOH.—(Pr. Richie, April 2.) " The secret of the grand Expedition is a! length known. The object of all these great preparations is Egypt, the con• quest of which, promised by ELIF! Bw.v, appears no longer doubtful, anal even so certain that already all ;the objeas of fashion,' furniture, and carriages, every thing is Egyptian ' even to the opiniona of our Minister.; The Expedition has been' augmented by a great number of persons who have; been in Egypt, and who know the Country, as well as some n9tural born Ekyptians who have been concealed in Mr. P I'll'3 house. On the 26th of February rso,ooo gallons of runt were distributed to the Soldiers andSaitors. We are so sure of success," adds the same Journal, " thatthey are about to represent at the Theatre a Piece called the Taking of Alex andria l" . It is wholly ~unnecessary' to assure the Public, that this pretended Extract froM Tint SuN never appeared in this Paper . ; but it is by no 19Cails 511 f. prising' that our Enemy should endeavour to avail himseltt of a f'4er couspiculus for the authority of its contents, and its atlilchtliCrit to the' liritish Go. verntneni. 'The two Ships which yeceritly chased the Pallor Frig4te are now said, in our Plymouth Letter, ro have been Spanish Men of War, stolen out from C 4 iix, or some other Port in Spain, ' We think this conjeture very impri4bable, and still adhere to , our former opinion, that they were English Ships mis. .takrn for an Enemy. As we understand that the Rowing Extra fr,cm .the ELtVINTH RKPORT of the Commissioners of NAVA Inquiry i likely ,to leach to Dilcuiaiona as important and interesting as thoic which have taken place on the TEtiTHi' we think it our duty to sub. mit to the particular attention of the Public ; The Exaniination of the Right Hon. the Earl of ST .V IW et NT, K.. B. taken upon oath the ad of November, t 304 " it appears that between the 4th °dotter 1799 and 9tti April iSo t, Navy Bilk, amouraing to one hundied thousand pounds, wi ,-e isxuect lay the Na i vy lioard to --, for Naval Services, of which Five 'thousand Pounds have been re-paid to the Treasurer of the Navy 9a the 941 at OCtober 180 z, and the remainder of the Imprest clear ed atid taken off, by an Order from the Lords Commissioners of. His Majesty's Treasury, 30,0001,, of which tutu wire advanced on the 9th April, / so f , at which titne,your Lurdship prettified at the Blard of Admiralty; was any On of this tratisattion known 1N a :t o e .4 / y ou h r• " It apptariog that the gum 0r,14,0001. wa3 ad vanced by the Navy Board to Mcbsts. 'l. iimotto s LTY and Co. between the t Bth of r.lituat, aud ITO of April, iSo4, for a Secret Scoria ; was this Comptroller of the Navy authorized by you to perfortn,any Secret Service for which this money was advanced, or had you any knowledge of the 'transaaion " Ile was not ; nor bow I apy kaouledge of tLe transaaio4. 4, ST ; VINCENT. POLE. EVAN LAW. JOHN .FOR.D. RENRV NICHOLLS. I'V/yl. MAcISVV:ORTIt PRAED." Lord ,wc understantl, re greed. his Office of First Lord of the Athniratty this day.— Lord• BUCKINGRAUSKIRE, Lem! CASTLEREAGH, and thc.Righr Hon. CWARLES YORKE, -have each been mentioned as lik;iy to succeed his Lordship in this Appointment, bat nothing is yet settled..--- MT. TROTTER has resigned , hie situation . of ray,. In aster of the Navy. Yesterday morning tits MAJOITY and the Mice of CAmulttelci_, accomvanicd by Geneiel FurztoY, took the ,diversion of 4tag.hun.tingl tho deer . was started at Stoke Common. The PRINCESS ,A;,,titt. IA and attendants took an airing on horseback iri Windsor Great Park. HER MAJESTY. and PRINCESSES took an airing to Frogmore, We s i re sorry to'say PRINCESS SOrIIIA IS indis. posed. The seats for the ROYAL FAMILY at the Istal. lation are to be on the left side of the altar; the• right is for the Foreign Ambassadors. _ _ Sunday night art Oratorio watt performed by the Gentiernensof the Windsor Choir, before tbc gwria FAMILY. tlis,Royal Highness the Puxt of. Yoxx.yester ihy held a Military Levee at the Horse Guards, at which several General Qilicers, cummanding'Volun . . , tett' ortgaues, were present. . Yesterday a Court of 'PireCtors was held' at the East 'lndia House, when the Ship Usian, of Goo tons (far four- voyages), and the Nortlnpn4ertand, of Goo tons (for six voyages)i was talon up in the Company's Service. 'rite folloWiiisnips were gtatione4. as Allovr% S':r William Pulteney, Bombay 4mi Bengal Unfon, Ma. dras and .Bengali Sarah • Christiana, Itladras and Bengal ; Northumberland, Si. HOICII4 , and. &Dials and Euphrates, Madras and li~tngal. Private Le't'ters - from Canton, dated. 40th No. venihcf,,receiverthy an American Ship, which at. rived at Portsmouth on Friday evening, contain intelligence, that our hometvard.briiand - Qinp Fleet were nearly all' loaded, and were Impeded. to sail the beginning of January last, .consistin4 of the under-mentioned Ships, viz. Glatton, Capt. I)rummond ; Citenceiter, Capt. ilobert. son'i . Winchelsea, Capt. Campbell ; Walsner Castle, 'Capt: Bond; Thames, Skittowe ; Brunswick, CaptC rant ; Marquis of Ely, Capt. Hannay; and Canton, Capt. Lush ington, With a Botany Bay Ship.' BREAD.--Yesterday the Lotto nivroa. ordered the price of Bread to continue the same as last week. It is confidently . said that the reported vast kisses by ty certain Dutchess at play, have no foundatiOn, in truth. We are indeed assured that the whole of this invidious rumour was the result of a laudahle retrenchment, in which the husband. and wife both' contorted, in, order to relieve their property -fro' in embarrassments produced by the extensive but, wire plans of the late possessor, and to provide fir la pr4tiabl e increase cat family. Hence ti considerable 'lumber of servants were discharged, who, in re. verge, are supposed 'to have circulated the ma. lignant reporte which have excited'so much atten. Aditlll4 IVII &DEW', who commands the Roche. fort Squadron now in the West Indies, was born at Tooloil, where his father was DireCtor of the Ma. tine Artillery. He is at pteieot about 50 years andhad the rank of Lieutenant in this Navy at the commencement of the Revolution. an enter. prising and aCtive Officer, without being distinguish. ed by any extraordinary talent. The, following anecdote is not 'muchlo the credit of the clearness of his intelleaual faculties. He, under the _patro nage' of M. Da CHAD ERT, compiled. a SkSteill of signals, which was printed at the Royal Picas; but neither the patron nor the protege could ever prevail on any Officer to give it a trial. Among the mul. titude of signals which he had laid down, the tot. lo wing occurred :--Night.signah, for discontinuing the engagement, three guns to be fired. General LA GtiANOB, who commands the French Troops that landed at Dominica, is what the French 'call a ci,devant,*apd &on of a Geueral Officer in the time of Louts XVI. The General, his father, was extremely severe towards his subalterns. At Lisle, he publicly humiliated a very gallant Officer, who was thrown into such a desperate state of mind by this treatment, that he 'shot himself. Young LA GRANO a remained in. France during the Revolution, and served in a Regiment of Light, Horse. In the year ificto he was appointed Colonel, and in: the month of December be was sent to Rome, in order to negotiate with the Commander of the Neapolitan Army, or, in other words, to ensnare and deceivehim: S days after this negotiation the French were in poe. session of the kingdom of Naples. Since that period he has been employed in various missions of a Ai. mile kind. He was busy in Germany when the Prihces of that Country Were secularizing the Ec. elesiastical Property, &c. &c. lie was siti vt i n Hungary at another time ; and was certainly en. trusted with a confidential negotiation with PAevvms OQI,ou. He is in the confidence of the new i.m. peror of France, and his success in European ;ntr;gues has doubtless pointed him out to the Im. perial Usurper as a proper person to be employed in operations of the same liberal kind in the West Irkties. Miss a Jewess of great expeetation, eloped frtlin her relstions near Barnes Green, on Thursday last. with Captain W-, of th e N avy . At &vette) Fair on Thursday there was a con. Utterable stem/ of . fat cattle, w hi c h went ` o f f in ge. nerd at high pricea. Lean cattle, eNpecially those fresh in Rendition, sold also very wells NAVAL 101 EPr S. • rLYMOVTIT, .AP aIL B.—Cams in iltrfl Za teurttrille, of 3z guns, Armed Defence an ,l Guard-Ship ; she is to be paid prize.money, and Si% months era es end after some necessary rezeith iike will return to her station, With a full OPP ! ? of Naval Stores for the use of the Cruizeo on that station, Went up the Harbour tilt Pallirr, , of 3 2 guns : yesterday she hohta eu tttc foie, main, and mixen top,laHlant trunks, three massy gold candlesticks, as trophies of her uncom mon good fortune during her late Cruise; they were part of the plate lof one of her Spanish ,Prizer, worth opt htindred thousand pounds, from Rio de la Phut ° to Corunna. Came in a large Convoy from the and Portsmouth. Yesterda y, bein gs (lead calm , 3 large Fleet 3o sail were observed laying to u" " der convortlf a Sloop of 'War, S. E. of the stone ; .1,14 as a hreezelpeting ifto sunset, the,: pursUed their course to the gintwaia ; it it 00' 5 ' to be . the Lisbon and O OportoOporto Convoy. The ( 0 e F ri g Line-of,battle Ships $4 that Owed tire P all s • its the Bay some days since,ire supposed to OP ; 11.411 Men of War, stolen otn from Cullzi GI j°/° other Port in Spain. The folibwing.three American shies 011 0 1 16 ' terday, via. the jessi„ Capt. F E RRIS, for dea UX ; the Dryiper,'Capt. GIVE X, for. 5P the Coinnxerct, dapt. T Lott, for Ain't er43s :, 2 ZeirrAin in Cawsand B,ay--the ,TCMCfai re, 9 3 gtllls , 84 I and Terrible, 74. in the Sound, Venus, mod, care, Cheerly, and two Other Gun -brigs; rtl• !d i tij s 0 8 guns, sand a, lee of Coasters, waiting " ri4 rib c a r into to ot Sutton to unload w&dlin CAA PoRTSI4OIITIN, APRIL 9,-rArWed tbe from London, laou,nd to India ; Pro/don' t ' o p WY) Did') TAT - Lo.t, and .Frigttibbip, Too? from Sunderland, Fact % fi:11 Sailed His Majesty's Ships ATarz•irtal) I; i and Entreprenante, for Cork and the West 1 001° '' , of The . • • ExP-dition is waiting fur thy Dr° I "" ) , 3 (11.tr2 " I proceed with 'soma olher Shi p' 114 w`r. . .. is fair, and blows fre,h. Sailed the illetror Lomb, Ca nt. jAmll,O3/T- ' c P ß a o c t i t z r e i t i , bu C:. HE AR Ns, and the 4A: 4.1 a. 11 jilill' ! CI tl : t ill ti ta ; HARIVICH s A PRIL 9,_The Prot.- ' , e. ~ ‘ -----. the ::: ; 6 :bu s: g i ll ! sailed n t d -l e morning, men il former w' t " ~/, Mail, and the (ears for il litt r lllP'44 l' - ' st loi r c : l: r a l e \l'i n rill(3l l j ;k eex f YClaPlirdPnlltYC°::itn'terno:nad'latgerC;er.noGete:::gnnl:Cigtlo:rl";l‘iiihcilsete:l°'f4r°ulltiFtPll;ll6:l' '?'1..1 aapc - nlitc: o l:7o.loot e_ nrn): A v:Aao t: Dtry • i.dlna l wn P s ß: L 9. ; -- the L Ma li' P1361 ! 1 ::/i ll si .---, i led for Portsmouth; and the, ami ta ' ' d SPel'sfY, for thAir - 4ta Lion Oa Calgis.. 04 Y 1; fnc rle,• l3l l,' fv lecb,r6a. lyt ai . o g ri o 7c Lle h, (7, t i l s t t r a ce tibt h o,t r i , , — r ,;: o, - n i cv pl7 :o . of i l s , ec l ro g •- : i li t o s ilti b e f or , ;,..in4 ...,. • Light ,un. ip! ► wo . t. rintop, hired Navy it 1 , 0° !!" " ' '... the Yard. .nßffisu NAVY. STATEMENT OF THE DISTRUOT IQN ...- ?I'll' ' it ; d r ill ri. .• 11311 NAVAL fORCIt, 14 Tlig 1 6' ..' Spi , . . Li , e Cses ri, 1 70 a I 5 3 , 9 3 31. 2 i 0 In Port and fitting Guard- Sh ps - In thlynglish ai;ii Irish ) 'Channels - - Ortthe Downs mad north L 6 Sea Stations - 5 At the West India Islands 2 and on the Passage On the Jamaica Station 3 AmeriCan do Newfound- 2 0 bold steions - 5 East Indies, and on the 8 Passage • - 5 Coast of Africa o Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar 14 Mediterranean and on Passage s A I n pursuit Ufa French Squadron 4 Hospital and prison Ships 13 'ro t ' 13 1 MJ I 11l 4 l Y`' ~il Total in commission Ic4 Recsiv iv); Ships - 6 Servireatne and repairing 2i for Service - , - ' , In ordinary . - - 3° Building - - ~ 15 • Total 422 o f ti , lITATI O THIR 010111111 - Lint.. Portsmouth .. . - 21 Plymouth . - • ' "so Chatham - - _ 31' Sheerness - - 1. Rini • • t' .--- *1 x cl! fri•l I 151 407 1 59 i V 4 l ; 41 I! Plow Frigate The JI 13 441 511 1- e l fi )( —.............. tsar- co service an arm a d t Deptford, without delay; 31 W /1 10 4 , struelben Schooner, which is bull • on 4 i 01 ti is ordered t be l't,rich Fli , will be launched in a fc" . jj)" ordered to be called the broil' I 514 Last Wed d arm pii ' ii e d f nell ay the pr;,,,,. trilio.3:. tifoi'; sailed row the Humber for Elsinore, 01°0)3.11r; Another Convoy "ill sail f , r those fort! Erfool GautYl9. The Boit., jAcxs,ri ; Mao (A i [VP' etcher P ': I lf in fi e AO' ber ran w "4". Bg NS sT, samet• •-‘) .04 V ill (her ednesdAY morning fur 'rcip7itt; d' e 15 instant, Convoy will sail r 1114 t - " 'l' , 01 A • Letter ~ from Swarcsea, cl`+t`► Al' ril 1 3 :i 1 ° information . l i e re 1 it, French. .has I,Ken rece:e i,0„,,/ 41 ri _ r rivateers, o ne of thein the t/. th o rP lit i irr,‘"l• of 16 guns, Cwt. INlsio N T, 441 a d l io o r c istimen on board, who iet di pilat"gli ttoto the the Sort:telt lugger, ernize cur l to a d l o p itery Smalls, oil-Lundy, to , th e Lund's. r-,1/,,5, On 1 ' '°°"lsful * the latter has a St. ' vw - heard,,", : Total 63 I L N,O o lifii)NESO4Y, APRIL 10, 1805. •-" «' / 1 r ,~ 1 1